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Kona Mountain Coffee originated in 1986.
For coffee to be certified as 100% pure Kona coffee, it must be grown within an approximately 3 by 7 mile area on the Big Island of Hawaii. The Kona Mountain farm is located in the heart of the Kona Coffee Belt near the town of Kainaliu. Our estate grown coffee's reputation comes from our attention to detail—from hand-picking every bean at the peak of ripeness, to state-of-the art milling and storage, to small batch roasting.
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In a region where 3 - 5 acre farms are predominate, our Kona coffee farm, at approximately 90 acres, is one of the largest estate coffee farms in the Kona Coffee Belt. It lies at elevations ranging from 1600 to 2400 feet above sea level and enjoys some of the finest deep volcanic soils on the Big Island.
Planted in organized rows and spaced twelve feet apart, our farming and irrigation techniques facilitate optimum coffee growing and picking. Coffee pickers enjoy picking coffee at our farm because the land is level and grass-covered, unlike many of the neighboring Kona coffee farms. View more coffee facts.
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A new update to YouTube in the Android Market brings some new functionality to Google's video application. Version 2.3.4 brings annotations to the clips which can link to other clips or web sites, post a correction or more. Another new feature is the added "+1" button and a "Watch Later" Queue for those times when watching a video is impossible. Those who like to upload videos to the site will enjoy the new update which allows you to change the information on the video while it is being uploaded to the service.
We would bet dollars to donuts that if you go to the Android Market and check "My apps" on your Android phone, you will find the YouTube update just sitting there waiting for you to bring it into the here and now. If you don't see it there, just download the application again from the Android Market and you will be automatically installing the latest version of the app.
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Cheraws District was created out of Craven County.
In 1785 Chesterfield County, Darlington County, and Marlboro County were created in this location. In 1800 Chesterfield County became Chesterfield Circuit Court District. Darlington County became Darlington Circuit Court District. Marlboro County became Marlboro Circuit Court district.
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DEMOCRAT and Republican governors across the country are working to cut costs and lower taxes. But Gov. Brown's plan to level California's $26 billion deficit - the result of several years of out of control government spending - is a "realignment" proposal that irresponsibly shrugs the state's financial burden onto the shoulders of cash-strapped county and municipal governments.
In April, Brown signed into law Assembly Bill 109 - the public safety realignment bill - essentially launching a Trojan horse-style attack on local governments and ensuring catastrophic consequences for Los Angeles County's criminal justice system.
Set to take effect Oct. 1, this would shift responsibility for convicted felons and parolee supervision from the state prison system to the county, transferring the state's legal obligation to already overcrowded local jails and stressed law enforcement agencies - without fully paying for the burden.
Los Angeles County's jail system, the largest in the nation, is already challenged with rampant violence and illness among detainees due to severe overcrowding conditions. The county's jails operate under strict federal court-appointed ACLU monitors, who cite overcrowding as the root cause of problems long-plaguing the Men's Central Jail.
Dumping barely funded state felons into over-crowded jails means increased disruption, violence and liability. History speaks for itself. An older state contract was terminated when a rise in inmate fights and homicides resulted state prisoners doing time in county jails.While the state vows that inmates transferred into county jails under AB 109 will be of the nonserious, nonviolent and non-sex- offender type, the reality is that many have actually been convicted of crimes and pleaded down from more serious charges. California's stunning 70 percent recidivism rate means hardened, repeat offenders are continuously cycling through the state's criminal justice system and will return to local jails through realignment.
Unlike state prisons - designed for long-term confinement - county jails are intended as detention centers for individuals awaiting trial, transfer, completion of misdemeanor sentencing. L.A. County jails simply do not have the capacity to take on the increased risk, liability, and social and fiscal responsibilities of a bigger and more dangerous criminal population.
Altering the makeup and increasing the size of the county's inmate population plus inadequate funding equals impacts to security, healthcare, mental health services and drug rehabilitation programs.
Meanwhile, since sentencing will not change under realignment, some inmates could serve sentences of up to five years in county jails despite state funding for just six months worth of expenses. Adult parolees and juvenile wards will also become the county's problem.
The sheriff will be forced to make space by releasing misdemeanor offenders into the community long before they've served their time. Full jails mean no leverage over released felons and parole violators. The capabilities of every law enforcement agency in L.A. County will be compromised thanks to realignment.
And while realignment aims to reduce prison overcrowding, it also provides counties the option to enter into contracts for prison beds.
Shifting the state's budget issues to local government and then offering to take them back through contracting is just a little bit of black magic pulled from the governor's bag of amazing tricks.
By pushing state responsibility onto the backs of local governments, California washes its hands clean of responsibility to its citizens. Despite some of the highest income, gas, sales and business taxes in the country, the state remains blighted by a bloated bureaucracy's tradition of spending more than it has. Even a constitutional amendment guaranteeing realignment funding can't save existing programs from plundering.
Just like a deadbeat parent, California owes Los Angeles County a support check for over $500 million in reimbursements connected to state mandated programs, including $50.5 million for state parole violators housed in county jails and $10.5 million services associated with the newly implemented non-revocable parole program - another state attempt at reducing prison populations
Instead of sending California into a faster downward spiral, Gov. Brown must change course and examine the California Performance Review's 1,200-plus recommendations for $32 billion in potential savings over the next five years, and follow the Board of Supervisor's example in achieving $3.6 billion in efficiencies by consolidating departments and reforming civil service outlined by the Quality and Productivity and the Economy and Efficiency Commissions.
Structural reforms addressing systemic problems in state government must be enacted now to fire up California's economic recovery without realignment's nasty side effects of bankrupting local governments, severing services and jeopardizing public safety.
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Six people have filed for three Anoka-Hennepin School Board seats up for election Nov. 5: Districts 3, 4 and 6.
There will be contests for two of the three seats at the Tuesday, Nov. 5 general election.
Those seats are currently held by Bill Harvey (District 3, which includes Champlin and the portions of Dayton within the district plus the northwest section of Coon Rapids); Michael Sullivan (District 4, which includes the portions of Nowthen, Ham Lake and Oak Grove located within the district plus a large share of Andover and the northeastern section of Ramsey); and Jeff Simon (District 6, which includes northern Coon Rapids and southern Andover).
Harvey, who was appointed in January to the District 3 seat after John Hoffman was elected to the Minnesota Senate last November, has filed for election.
Simon, who was appointed to the District 6 seat in July 2012 after Kathy Tingelstad resigned, has also filed for election.
Sullivan has served a number of terms for District 4, but announced that he would not seek re-election.
When filings closed at 5 p.m. Aug. 13, the following candidates had thrown their hats in the ring for each of the four-year terms:
• District 3: Grace Baltich, 11711 Douglas Dr. N, Champlin; and Harvey, 8108 109th Place N, Champlin.
• District 4: William Fields, 17178 Argon St. NW, Andover; Janelle Kirkeide, 2152 158th Lane NE, Ham Lake; and Paul Meunier, 3020 160th Lane NE, Ham Lake.
• District 6: Simon, 12252 Thrush St. NW, Coon Rapids, is unopposed.
For information about voter registration or the election process, contact the Anoka County Elections Office at [email protected] or call 763-323-5275.
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Just off the Magic!: Carnival Magic Cruise Review by sfparents
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Just off the Magic!
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Galveston
We are first time cruisers and often take the kids on all inclusive or vacation rental trips. Kid-friendly places mean we get a break too. So, I will start with how our ship met/didn't meet the needs of our family.
We had cabin 7259, an Ocean Suite King with a really nice queen sofa bed. The bedding is wonderful and comfortable. The balcony is a bit larger but more like a regular hotel balcony not all that large and tough to negotiate around the door. The vanity and bathroom are wonderful and the kids loved the jacuzzi hot tub for a warm bath before bed. It is a great choice for families who have children that will share a bed. They play some decent movies in the room that change each day.
Room: 5 stars based on expectations
One of the tough things with kids this age is not losing them on the ship. Kids don't have much room to run More without losing site of them. So be prepared to corral constantly or lose a kid. So Camp Carnival comes in really handy. Our kids loved it for about 4 -5 hours per day. Be aware, they close everyday from 4-5pm. We definitely used it every night at dinner time. They take the kids together for dinner and you can start your date nights early. Just to be sure to ask what they are having. If your kids are picky, then you may want to feed them before hand and drop them off. We never used it after the standard hours up to 10:00pm. Our kids really liked the whole experience.
Camp Carnival: 5 stars
Breakfast for room service was great if you don't need a hot breakfast. Our kids woke up hungry and the food always arrived within the 15 minute window we gave.
Our steward Eddy was very prompt with all of our housekeeping services and we rarely saw him as he was always a step ahead.
Room service and housekeeping: 4 stars
Random comment:, some of the earlier complaints about the decor a bit ridiculous. It's a hotel on water. It's the fun ship!
By far, the best food experience was the Prime Steak House. It was fantastic! We live near San Francisco and have so many great restaurants. This held its own. Great ahi tartare, lobster bisque, filet, cheesecakes etc. our compliments to the chef and I may get this wrong - Roney.
Dining room was good half the time. Lobster, steak and great soups! At other times, not so good. We did anytime dining. Later dinners not so great. Hostesses were very nice and friendly. The first night my daughter was dying for a hamburger on CA time and the kitchen had closed. They found a way to accommodate us and we were so grateful. They remembered us every night, even without the kids, as the hamburger family.
We ate breakfast once in the dining room. Good but not great.
Be advised that there are so many nationalities working on the ship. Many Indonesians were wonderfully happy to see you happy. We had been to several of their villages so it probably helped us to get to know them. On the other hand, lots of eastern European help that did give us lots of attitude frequently. See some of the other reviews regarding unfriendly service. It's true!
Restaurants: 3 stars
We had entertainment experiences every night. The Superstar show is fun, Timmy Pierce in the Red Frog Pub is wonderful and fun, the juggler is great and the big magic show great because of singers and dancers, but magician not so much.
Entertainment: 4 stars. Only negative is that it is tough to negotiate a dinner past 7pm, make a show and get your kids to bed. Carnival should have the early shows earlier so you can go BEFORE dinner vs rushing to go after dinner.
Plan your time and expect things to slip and slide and find the next alternative. We really had a hard time at the early evening dinner/ entertainment time.
I can't rate this section without commenting on the cruise director. My only comment is that he comes across as disingenuous. Having lots of experience with Brits, sadly this is not an excuse. It's a personal presence issue.
Entertainment: 3 stars
Pool and hot tubs were at times cool. So, on our windy days at sea, the water slides and rope courses were closed. Hot tubs are just warm. kids loved the mini golf!
We did our own excursions. By far the best was the Jean LaFitte Pirate and Snorkel trip in Cozumel. The Moby Dick Sting Ray City tour in Grand Cayman over-rated.
Summary: fun, but not enough to convert me to be a cruiser. Less
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Pinehurst, N.C. — During the age of social media, everyone is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Pinehurst Resort and Country Club is no different.
Southern Pines native and University of North Carolina graduate Alex Podlogar is the content and social media manager at Pinehurst.
Podlogar was familiar with the courses at Pinehurst before he started working at the resort.
"I played golf in high school and, in fact, we used to practice on maniac hill right over here at Pinehurst and really had no idea or clue how good we had it at that time," Podlogar said.
Looking back now, he realizes just how good they did have it at the time.
"When I come to work, my office is right upstairs in the clubhouse. I know never to take for granted that walk into that hallowed hall and back out every day," he said. "I realize where I am and how special it is."
Unlike many businesses, Pinehurst isn't going to bombard people with offers on all social media platforms. Instead, Podlogar's job is about sharing that specialness.
"You can go to Pinehurst.com and get all of the hows," said Podlogar. "How do you get here? How much does it cost? How do I get on No. 2? On all of our social platforms we want to give you the why. Why is this place special? Why does it matter so much in the world of golf?"
Podlogar has tried to create individual personalities that represent Pinehurst and give the storied courses a voice.
Social media is a way to make Pinehurst accessible to golfers who may never get to visit the storied resort.
"We are not stuck on ourselves here, and I think that shows through on our social platforms," said Podlogar. "In the two years I've been here, our followers have skyrocketed, and I think a lot of it is because we're available. The beauty of Pinehurst is that we are a publicly accessible golf course."
Relatable content is also important for Pinehurst, and it is something they push on all of their social media outlets.
"Emotional content is shareable content," said Podlogar. "People have been in that bunker at the front of 18 so if they see a photo from there or video of a player from there they can say 'I've been there. I've played there. I've been in that spot and know how hard it is,' and they relate with that."


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The third project in Rapid Design for Slow Change had our teams evaluating Evanced Solutions' resource and room reservation systems for libraries. Our goal was to help Evanced improve their current systems by rethinking or redesigning their reservation systems. Pascal Lola and I decided to attempt to tackle it from the perspective of a design strategy project as opposed to a strict interaction design project. In October 2011, we were invited to travel to Indianapolis and present our findings to Evanced Solutions.
The challenge asked us: "Is this merely a reservation system or does it call into question the relationships between library and museums on the one hand and the public they serve on the other. Overreaching on the design can be risky, but not imagining new opportunities can leave you with a pedestrian design, lacking inspiration and excitement." We tried to question that relationship between libraries and museums and their patrons.
We found overwhelming support of of the view that libraries are in a transitional period as technology and pedagogical shifts change how libraries are used and perceived by the public. Libraries and librarians think of themselves as community resources and spaces that serve the public. Yet a disparity exists between their views and the reality of libraries use as reflected by the views of their patrons. Our intent was to outline a way that Evanced could support libraries as their role in a community changes and help guide them toward becoming a true community hub.
To help Evanced lead the way for libraries we created an experience roadmap to guide their thinking. The roadmap we created outlined a five-step transitionary process to help Evanced transform their solutions from the current solution of resource management to a future vision of reimagining use of the spaces libraries provide. We also provided a set of conceptual wireframes to support our vision and provide an example of some quick fixes that could improve the current customer experience and support the roadmap we outlined.


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Rainbow Stage goes all-in with its first presentation of The Producers, unleashing a comic blitzkrieg that scorches everything in its path, including good taste, political correctness and its longtime audience's expectations.
Director Ray Hogg, also Rainbow's artistic director, contemplated eliminating the F-bomb from the Mel Brooks musical comedy, but left it in, along with other curse words. Swastikas, also said to be on the chopping block, were prominently displayed after all.
Hogg immediately signalled his full commitment to this silly romp by introducing one of his own -- a short pre-curtain number featuring a chorus of sexy singing showgirls helpfully reminding everyone to turn off their cellphones while pointing out which part of their bodies spectators should focus on.
Subtlety is in short supply in The Producers, seen at Thursday's preview performance.
Brooks misses no opportunity to humorously savage everyone, from egotistical theatre directors to Teutonic tyrants, with cheap gags, broad stereotyping and over-the-top satirical jabs.
The comedic bombardment is relentless, but with a running time of three hours (with intermission), the shell shock hits, along with a desire to wave the white flag, long before the final curtain.
Some of the humour feels laboured and is certainly dated -- to around 1968 when the original cult movie was released -- but much of it still maintains its full impact. Not all of it, especially its characterization of women and gays, will be widely appreciated in 2014, but Brooks wasn't about to spare anyone from his lacerating, albeit old-school, wit. Many of the loudest laughs are generated by the preposterous costumes.
Theatre takes its share of pointed pokes, as the story of The Producers revolves around the notion that creative accounting can lead to success on Broadway, especially if you deliberately set out to manufacture a flop. When crooked impresario Max Bialystock hires nerdy, hypersensitive accountant Leo Bloom, the scheme they hatch involves producing a show so tasteless and outrageous that it becomes a fluke hit. Springtime for Hitler, Max declares, is a fascist propaganda musical about "the Hitler with a song in his heart."
The show's giddy high point is Springtime for Hitler, a lavish neo-Nazi production number that boasts unbelievable visuals. There's a grinning faux Adolf crowing "Heil myself' as he descends a staircase, followed by Ziegfeldesque showgirls crowned with oversized pretzels and bratwurst. The goose-stepping morphs into a tap routine while Hitler urges, "Be a smartie, join the Nazi party." It climaxes with the appearance of two helmeted dancers, outfits adorned with German Panzer tanks, while a swastika twirls and fireworks are set off.
A quality 18-member Rainbow cast makes sure spectators buy into the stage party with many top-drawer performances. As Max and Leo, Jeremy Webb and Simon Miron exude a disarming desperation. Webb's Max is in a state of perpetual scramble, a likable rogue manically cooking up a new scam every minute. By contrast, Miron's blanket-carrying Leo is a shy neurotic, longing to break out of his dull life and do something special for once. As losers, both come across as winners.
The scene-stealing by the supporting cast of wackos is so stellar, it ought to be a crime. âlodie Gillet has got it and isn't afraid to flaunt it as the sizzling Swedish siren Ulla, who is a lot smarter than everyone thinks. Corey Wojcik projects just the right amount of crazy as the Nazi loon playwright Franz Liebkind; his fine physical-comedy chops are at their best during his performance of Der Guten Tag Hop Clop. Edward Ledson, as flamboyant, cross-dressing director Roger DeBris, is at the centre of a wicked Keep It Gay. Carson Nattrass, as Roger's light-loafered aide Carmen Ghia, might be the most shameless thief, upstaging everyone with his swishy body language, extended pronunciation of yes or deadpan delivery ("Can I take your coat, hat and swastikas?" he asks Max and Leo).
The gleefully energetic ensemble also stepped up repeatedly -- most notably in the parade of grey-haired little old ladies, stamping their metal walkers all over the stage.
The orchestra, under the direction of Joseph Tritt, was first-rate, although its sound could be turned down a bit, so more of Brooks' provocative lyrics would be audible.
Rainbow Stage took on The Producers to get its patrons laughing -- based on Thursday night's exuberant response, it seems to have been a success.


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"Today marks an important milestone for Marken. Having these two new central depots allows us to serve our clients with global distribution services and, more importantly, to serve our clients who seek comprehensive and efficient global distribution. Phase One is complete. We are now pushing forward with Phase Two, which will include more depots in key countries around the world such as China, Brazil and Russia," said Gerit Offenhauser, Senior Vice President, Clinical Trials Distribution for Marken.
Marken's depots provide secure temperature controlled storage and distribution for drugs, medical devices and diagnostic equipment. They are located near existing branch operations in order to take advantage of well established customer service, operations import /export and administrative support. Each of Marken's depots are connected through the Solo platform, a state-of-the-art, 21 CFR part 11 validated, cloud based inventory management system which can interface with IRT for improved inventory reconciliation. This interface allows our client to track dosages at the patient level.
Wes Wheeler, Chief Executive Officer of Marken, said, "We are proud to expand our pharmaceutical service depot network to Frankfurt and New York. Having a presence in these cities ensures that Marken continues to serve our clients with full service, global clinical supply chain solutions. Marken will continue to invest in facilities and technologies which will provide the highest quality courier and logistics services."
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Thirteen players from Wests Tigers' historic premiership-winning side of 2005 have been named in the joint-venture club's greatest ever team.
The Tigers celebrated their 15th anniversary at a gala dinner on Tuesday night at Doltone House in Pyrmont, which was attended by more than 350 guests. The highlight was the naming of the club's Team of 15 Years, which was dominated by their grand final-winning outfit.
Inductees included Brett Hodgson, Pat Richards, Paul Whatuira, Benji Marshall, Scott Prince, Anthony Laffranchi, Robbie Farah, John Skandalis, Ben Galea, Mark O'Neill, Liam Fulton, Todd Payten and Chris Heighington, who were all involved in the club's first and only premiership, a 30-16 win over North Queensland. Other members selected were Chris Lawrence, Taniela Tuiaki, Aaron Woods and Gareth Ellis.
More than 10,000 votes were cast in recent months on the Tigers website to pick the team, which consisted of the best player in each position since the merger between Balmain and Western Suburbs.
Most of the selected players were in attendance. Marshall, the former New Zealand international now at St George Illawarra following an ill-fated stint in rugby, was unable to attend but sent a video message.
The side features an outstanding spine of Hodgson, Marshall, Prince and Farah, while the forwards are comprised mainly of the underrated pack that shocked the NRL en route to an unlikely grand final triumph. A one-of-a-kind artwork of the side was auctioned off on Wednesday night.
Australian mentor Tim Sheens has overseen the Tigers for much of their existence, coaching more matches than the club's other three coaches – Terry Lamb, Wayne Pearce and Mick Potter – combined. Robbie Farah remains the most capped Tigers player with 213 appearances, a record he will add to when they take on Canterbury at ANZ Stadium on Sunday.
Liam Fulton was named at lock just a week after he announced he was retiring due to a series of concussions.
"The guys we won it with are the best blokes," Fulton said last week.
"Growing up and watching Toddy Payten, Mark O'Neill, Ben Galea – these were blokes I used to look up to when I was 16 or 17. Then getting thrust in there by Sheensy was such a great experience.
"I thought to myself, 'How easy is this?' It was my first proper year in the NRL and I won a premiership. You think it's going to happen every year. I still remember Mark O'Neill telling me how lucky I was, how he had played for 12 years and not even been involved in a semi.
"The longer I played the more I realised how hard the game is.
"Those guys took me out for lunch [recently] and talked to me about concussions, as good blokes would. They are things I'll remember about this club, the great people I've met."


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- What can you say to the families of the 13 victims who died as a result of faulty General Motors (GM) ignition switches and airbags? What about the 31 victims of crashes?
"Sorry," just doesn't seem to cut it.
General Motors' brand new CEO Mary Barra faced members of the House and Senate at a two-day hearing that began Tuesday in response to a much-delayed recall of some 6 million vehicles.
Barra will answer a lot of question but they all boil down to one: "Why did it take so long?"
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Although the vehicles are no longer in production, prospective drivers may be rattled by the thought that the person driving a 2004 Chevy Malibu next to them on the freeway-could suddenly lose control of their vehicle and crash, due to faulty power steering.
The recall is also getting negative attention from Michigan native, Michael Moore, the documentary filmmaker, who is not exactly a fan of large Detroit-based corporations. In a Facebook posting, Moore writes, "GM knew for 13 years that their cars had a defective ignition switch that would, well, kill people."
So, far investors aren't as jittered. Shares of (GM) lost a modest 0.2% to close at $34.34. The automaker has already said it will take a charge of about $750 million against its first-quarter results to cover the recalls. That number includes $300 million already set aside for previously announced recalls.


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- Released: March 14, 2006
- Originally Released: 2000
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Tracks on Disc 1:
- 1.The Capris (Old Town)There's A Moon Out Tonight
- 2.The ParagonsLet's Start All Over Again
- 3.Lewis Lymon & The TeenchordsI'm So Happy
- 4.The PassionsJust To Be With You
- 5.The CollegiansZoom Zoom Zoom
- 6.The KodaksOh Gee, Oh Gosh
- 7.Dion & The BelmontsI Wonder Why
- 8.The Mello KingsTonight, Tonight
- 9.The RainbowsMary Lee
- 10.The StudentsI'm So Young
- 11.Little Bobby Rivera & The HemlocksCora Lee
- 12.Earl Lewis & The ChannelsThe Closer You Are
- 13.The Five DiscsI Remember
- 14.The ShellsBaby Oh Baby
- 15.The NutmegsStory Untold
- 16.The ChimesOnce In Awhile
- 17.The VideosTrickle, Trickle
- 18.The ExcellentsConey Island Baby
- 19.The EdselsRama Lama Ding Dong
- 20.The Bop-ChordsCastle In The Sky
- 21.The MysticsHush-A-Bye
- 22.The ChartsDeserie
- 23.The PyramidsAnkle Bracelet
- 24.The ClassicsTill Then
- 25.The Del VikingsCome Go With Me
Tracks on Disc 2:
- 1.The Five SatinsIn The Still Of The Night
- 2.The MonotonesBook Of Love
- 3.The PassionsGloria
- 4.Lewis Lymon & The TeenchordsHoney Honey
- 5.The HarptonesA Sunday Kind Of Love
- 6.The Del VikingsWhispering Bells
- 7.The StudentsEvery Day Of The Week
- 8.The AvalonsMy Hearts Desire
- 9.The BelmontsTell Me Why
- 10.Earl Lewis & The ChannelsThe Gleam In Your Eyes
- 11.The SheppardsIsland Of Love
- 12.The JestersThe Wind
- 13.Dion & The BelmontsThat's My Desire
- 14.The Five DiscsNever Let You Go
- 15.The FirefliesYou Were Mine
- 16.The ChartsDance Girl
- 17.Lee Andrews & The HeartsLong Lonely Nights
- 18.The DreamloversWhen We Get Married
- 19.The SilhouettesGet A Job
- 20.The DanleersOne Summer Night
- 21.Randy & The RainbowsDenise
- 22.The DemensionsOver The Rainbow
- 23.The TurbansWhen You Dance
- 24.Anthony & The SophmoresPlay Those Oldies Mr. DJ
- 25.The Five SatinsTo The Aisle
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On a scale from 1 - 10 this CD is a 25! If you like doo wop, you must have this - honest. I don't know who compiled this list of songs, but God bless 'em. Every one is a favorite of mine that I enjoyed listening to while growing up. This was the best bargain I ever had. Thanks guys!
This collection is better than doo-wop box sets by Rhino and Time Life priced several times higher. This has everything you could want, and is perhaps the best "compilation" in the genre. Anyone who loves doo wop will love this double-CD set.
Great selection of classic DOO-WOP songs from the 50's and at such a low price. I've seen imitators charge more for substandard music. These recording are the originals just like the ones heard on the radio over 50 years ago. Brought make many pleasant memories from a time that I can no longer visit except vicariously through this wonderful music?
The selection of songs are some of the well- known doowop favorites we all know and love. A great bargain and treasure to have in anyone's collection. I can listen for hours, this great listening 2 CD set.
If this is your first doo-wop cd or considering it for an addition to your collection...GET IT! This one of the best collections I have ever listened to and proudly own. If this were an LP, the grooves would be worn white by now. Thank you OLDIES.
wow this music is great all original recordings and never a dull song i am almost looking for the skips and the burbs of them being on a old record but its crystal clear and well done only thing i dont get is mom calls it rock and roll but you call it doo-wop no matter the music is great the artists are great keep it goin a must have if not you missed out and will be usin this for my radio show
I will probably never rate a disc a perfect 5.0 because that's just an impossible task. Let me just say that Ultimate Doo Wop Collection is just what any doo wop lover needs for his or her collection. The sound quality is as good as one can expect from these old recordings and the package is just fine. We tend to expect more than we should but in this case, the expectations are met and the collection is well...ultimate!
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Anti-Semitism, which was a source of anxiety to South African Jewry during World War II, is new almost non-existent in the political field of that country, Gustav Saron, general secretary of the South African Jewish Beard of Deputies, declared at a ### here today tendered him by Ben Touster, president of HIAS.
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He explained that racial policies are today an integral part of party political struggle in South Africa, and therefore the organized Jewish community must refrain from assuming a specific political attitude to these questions.
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BUFFALO — They were the sounds that have been absent from the Winnipeg Jets dressing room of late: laughter, cheering and speaker-rattling tunes with the volume set at 11.
Yes — for one night at least — there is joy back in Jetland after a workmanlike 2-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres Tuesday night that stopped the bleeding of a three-game Winnipeg losing streak.
For a crew that came into the game tighter than the bolts on a new bridge, it was a welcome change.
"The first thing that it does, when you win, is it brings joy back into your life, which we all welcome because it's been miserable enough for awhile," said head coach Claude Noel. "(Losing) wears on you. You feel it and it hurts the morale. You don't feel good about things, you don't feel good about yourself, you don't feel good about your team... winning cures a lot of things."
First period
The Jets buzz the Sabres early and it's prompted by the line of Andrew Ladd, Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler. Little scores one minute in and Wheeler — a man who pushed his teammates to work to rid their heads of all the negativity on Monday — was absolutely flying.
"It's what I was talking about yesterday and today: no thinking, just enjoying the game," Wheeler said. "That's the mindset from here on out. It may be hard to understand, but it makes a huge difference when you're out there reacting and letting the game come to you and just letting things happen."
Second period
The Jets get a goal from Ladd after a horrible Sabres turnover, but then the captain makes a lousy pass to a pinching Dustin Byfuglien that leads to a completely against-the-flow goal by Jason Pominville. But the Sabres' chances were limited and the Jets, who finished with 19 blocked shots at the end of the night, would have 12 different players throw their bodies in harm's way.
"I thought we played well, especially in the second," beamed Pavelec afterward. "We had great grit."
Third period
Some scary moments for the Jets in the first five minutes. But they settled their game, got some superb goaltending from Ondrej Pavelec and then — fingers undoubtedly being gnawed to the bone — killed an Evander Kane penalty with four minutes left. Get this: The Jets' maligned penalty-kill unit was a perfect three for three.
"It's a good feeling, especially when you are reeling a little bit," said Ladd. "We had lost three games in a row. To have that confidence and go out there and hold it down for the last minute or two minutes when they're pressing is only good for us going forward playing tight games."
After the buzzer
The Jets left for Raleigh, N.C., immediately after the game and have today off. What's the old saying about beer tasting better after a win?
"It's been a pretty frustrating time for us," said Noel. "We got some good games from a lot of people and we found a way to win the game and we found a way to win a game the right way. For us, that was the important thing."
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If I didn't already obsessively look at my phone in search of distraction, while waiting for the train or a friend who's running late, Facebook has just made it ten times easier to get a quick fix.
With the new Facebook "Home" for Android, photos and status updates from my Facebook newsfeed will be the first thing I see when I pick up my phone. (I'll have to explain the demotion to my cat, Lucas, whose yellow eyes will no longer stare up at me from the screen on first swipe).
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Josephine Jackson, 12, from Blaenau Ffestiniog, died just 20 minutes after her father Ian, 33, had taken her by car to the town's Memorial Hospital.
Mr Jackson took her to the hospital on Sunday morning after Josephine, who has suffered from asthma since she was three, became ill.
"She was just getting out of the car when she fainted straight into my arms and 20 minutes later unfortunately they couldn't bring her around.
"Her death has devastated us and the whole community."
Josephine's mother Jane, 40, said: "We were so used to her pulling through but not this time.
"She had suffered for over nine years since she was three-years-old and I don't think anything could have been done.
"I think what happened was the asthma has weakened and weakened her until that was it."
The couple, who moved to north Wales from Warrington, Greater Manchester almost two years ago, paid tribute to their "special" daughter and the community for their support.
"She was an angel, a very popular girl," said Mrs Jackson.
"Although she suffered with the asthma, she never stopped smiling and there wasn't a person who had a bad word to say about her.
People in Blaenau Ffestiniog have been "fantastic with all their offers of help and support," she said.
"They've always made us feel welcome and I don't think there is a nicer place in the world."
Josephine also leaves an older sister Christina, 14, and brothers Kenneth, seven, and Nicholas, who is two.
Dewi Lake, headmaster of Ysgol y Moelwyn, said staff and pupils were devastated by Josephine's death.
"She was a very special pupil who was very likeable and popular.
"Josephine was very keen to become part of the community and learned Welsh in a very short time and had an endearing attitude to the people around her."
Her funeral is to take place on Monday with a service at Blaenau Ffestiniog's St David's Church and at Bangor Cemetery.


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Friday, May 6, 2011
The bunny stretched out on her lazy chair, a spot low and soft to help her recover from the her surgery yesterday. Her white ears twitched at the sound of boys playing noisly upstairs. But her pink rimmed eyes remain closed.
Kevin knelt down to watch her closely, holding his breath slightly at first,then exhailing into her soft hair, making them stand up at an angle. The bunny opened her languid eyes just a sliver, struggling to stay awake, but no longer sleeping either.
A peanut lay nearby and Kevin picked it up and offered it to her. She sniffed it. That's what she's been doing, sniffing, but not eating. The doctor warned us about this, she might die. Their digestion system could shut down from the pain and she will die from starvation. None of us had been able to get her to eat anything so far.
But Kevin's out stretched hands wasn't rejected like ours. She took a bite, so tiny you'd miss it if you blinked. Kevin's lips moved, whispering something but I couldn't hear it. He touched her forehead with his index finger, massaging it, then he stroke her cheek until she started purring, eyes closed in blissful contentment.
I had forgotten the page I was on, the boys upstairs apparently had just won another victory against the battle drones spat out by the game software. They cheered, made more stumps until the house creaked, just a little.
But I almost couldn't hear it watching the silent exchange between Kevin and the Bunny. She struggled onto her feet, reaching into his hands, surprising him with a quick lick, and a few nudges. But most importantly for me, she ate everything he offered up, even the bits she had taken from us just to spit out earlier.
The cheers suddenly ended, as footsteps grew closer and louder. The boys are coming down. Albert, Kevin's big brother, who taunted him daily about his height, his baby cheeks, and his annoying personality, was in for a surprise.
A life saving surprise that is.
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Touching! I had a pet bunny when I was growing up.ReplyDelete
The way you wrote this I could see every bit of it in my mind. So, sweet!ReplyDelete
Loved this. I love how animals know and trust a gentle hand. There might be many hands, but it's always that one special hand. Nice post.ReplyDelete
Jessica - it was a moment to be remembered. Love to hear about your pet bunny stories?ReplyDelete
Becky - That's great to hear. Wish I had a photo but that's next best.
Loree - Special indeed. We were out of sorts and then there goes Kevin! He has some kind of connection with animals...
And you have some kind of connection with us.ReplyDelete
Oh, how sweet! Your bunny has a lot of personality.ReplyDelete
I really liked the Alcatraz post also. I felt as though I was there, walking in the corridors with you.
Awes! love the post!ReplyDelete
Lovely post. People that have such connections with animals never cease to amaze me. I hope Bunny continues to get better.ReplyDelete
Aw, so sweet. I loved that you couldn't hear the cheers and stumps that made the house creak over theReplyDelete
the silent exchange between your nephew and the bunny. Says it all. :)
How wonderful that he could feed the bunny.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful post, thank you :-)ReplyDelete
So, so sweet. I could see it so clear, this dear boy comforting and nourishing bunny. Joy!ReplyDelete
That was just lovely!ReplyDelete


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you can make butter
Today, when my daughter saw I'd bought some heavy cream at the grocery, she asked if we could make butter.
So we did!
We learned how to do it when she was in pre-school, and it's super-easy!
Here's how:
Pour some room-temperature heavy whipping cream into a small glass jar (like a baby food jar). Screw the lid on tightly and shake. Just shake and shake–about five minutes. At first, you can hear the milk sloshing around, and then, suddenly, it'll sound like there's something in there. And there is! It's butter!
It's so thrilling to actually make butter. It feels like a miracle.
5 responses to "you can make butter"
Cute story, and great photos.
Hey, is that your red table in your kitchen? Great photo!
This brought back memories of when I was a little girl and lived on a farm. We had cows and my mom would often make butter. I didn't appreciate it at the time…I liked margarine…little did I know. I found you at Kelly Rae's…you girls must have had a blast at your lovebomb group…it looked like so much fun!
I'll have to try this with mes petites. I think they would love it. Your butter picture is very pretty!
Ohh, I'll have to do this with my girl. She would love it!


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This family-friendly Istanbul hotel is located near the airport, within 3 mi (5 km) of Atakoy Marina, Marmara Forum and Olivium Outlet Center. Istanbul Aquarium and Florya Beach are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This hotel features 2 restaurants, a marina, and 2 outdoor pools. Free WiFi in public areas, free valet parking, and a free area shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a full-service spa, an indoor pool, and a health club are onsite.
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All 285 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and conveniences like sofa beds and coffee makers. Other amenities available to guests include 24-hour room service, DVD players, and minibars.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Sheraton Istanbul Atakoy Hotel features a full-service spa, a marina, and 2 outdoor swimming pools. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 21528 square feet (2000 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers an indoor pool, a children's pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Sheraton Istanbul Atakoy Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- Sauna
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Porter/bellhop
- Hair salon
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Tennis on site
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Health club
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Total number of rooms - 285
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 24
- Marina on site
- Meeting rooms 5
- Free valet parking
- Luggage storage
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 21528
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Free self parking
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Children's pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Pool umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Picnic area
- Poolside bar
- Year Built 2009
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (meters) - 2000
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Steam room
- Free use of nearby fitness center
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV service
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free newspaper
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free bottled water
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free dial-up Internet access
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Sheraton Istanbul Atakoy Hotel has 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Outdoor tennis courts, a marina, and a health club are featured at the hotel. 2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with an indoor pool. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a spa tub, a sauna, a fitness center, and a children's pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include massages.
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for TRY 130 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: TRY 60 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: TRY 130 per night
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- Atakoy Istanbul Hotel
- Atakoy Sheraton Hotel Istanbul
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BAD weather disrupted the opening day of the cricket season with most Home Counties Cricket League matches either abandoned or cancelled altogether.
Wycombe's home game with Aston Rowant in Division One was off, although Gerrards Cross did get a game on with Banbury.
But they were well beaten by Banbury, who won by 60 runs with the Duckworth-Lewis system.
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The Dance Factory is the Forest Lake area's premier studio for excellence in dance instruction.
Creating art, providing mentors, establishing lasting memories, getting involved in the community, and cultivating a love for dance. This is what we strive to achieve for each of our students at The Dance Factory. Our staff is looking forward to meeting your child!
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Rebellion by Stephanie Diaz
Posted by Krystal Larson at 7:38 PM Tuesday, February 17, 2015
The uprising has begun.
It's been seven days since Clementine and Logan, along with their allies, retreated into hiding on the Surface. The rebels may have won one battle against Commander Charlie, but the fight is far from finished. He has vowed to find a way to win—no matter the cost. Do the rebels have what it takes to defeat him...and put an end to this war?
As Clementine and Logan enter a desperate race against time to defeat Commander Charlie—and attempt to weaken his power within his own ranks—they find themselves in a terrifying endgame that pits them against a brutal enemy, and each other. With every step, Clementine draws closer to losing Logan...and losing control of herself.
Continuing with the mesmerizing saga that started with Extraction, Stephanie Diaz blends science fiction, epic romance, and heart-stopping adventure to create a world that no reader will soon forget.
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We have seen this type of plot before where you get two people deeply in love that are pitted against each other, each not knowing what to do to solve the qualm at hand. Where this book breaks away and becomes something great is in its non-stop action and constant twists around every corner. From the very first word this epic story will draw you in and keep your eyes locked to the story like a true unstoppable laser beam.
The addiction will begin with the very well-structured characters and continue with the unbelievably detailed descriptions of the scenes as they are happening. You will feel the fear that Clementine and Logan face as they become uncertain if they will be torn apart from each other while still being able to perfectly picture the vivid landscapes. Pack this with a bow of an exciting, exhilarating plot and you have the perfectly woven combination of everything that makes a story amazing. You have to check out this great read!
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Reviewed by Chris
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Mark Hirn is a PGA Professional in Bloomington, IL. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
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Crave: Purple Patent Vallie Flats
I'm not really a flats kind of girl, but these are so chic that I would forgo an extra four inches of height. Purple patent is such an unexpected color for a shoe, but is right on trend for the season. Plus the zipper detail adds a little sumthin', sumthin'. These would look so hot with a pair of plaid, wide leg trousers, especially if the plaid has a thread of purple. Or they can be worn with a short skirt or dress and stunning hosiery. Don't worry about having to match the shoes to your bag because coordinating is more important than matching. If purple is not your color, the shoes are also available in dark red patent, black patent and gold snakeskin. [$24.99, Target]


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Happy Pee is a Childrens Urinal That Has an Extendable Body. Ideal for Hospitals when Wheelchair Bound Car Journeys and Other Times when About and About in General. Children Love Using the Happy Pee Urinal. This Urinal for Children is Perfect for Both Boys and Girls. Happy Pee Childrens Urinal Has a Leak Proof Lid to Avoid Those Little Accidents. As a Toileting Aid It is Excellent to Help with Potty Training The Happy Pee Brings All the Benefits of the Mobile Urinal Portable Urinal for Adults Except It is Fun for Kids to Use. Portable Childrens Urinal Fun Bright and Jolly Design Appeals to Children Compact Design Folds Down for Easy Storage in Bags Ideal for Long Journeys in the Car on the Train or by Plane Traveling Ideal for Potty Training - a Convenient and Sanitary Urinal for Use Anywhere The Cute Animal Design Provides a Friendly Face Rather Than a Daunting Medical Impression Safe and Secure with a Leak-proof Lid to Avoid Spillage Can Be Used in Hospitals Ideal for Wheel Chair Users Travel or Just when out and About
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The star of the 'Pirates of Caribbean' franchise teams up with Universal Pictures to develop the biographical film which he is likely to star in and produce.
Johnny Depp might star as Dr. Seuss a.k.a Theodor Geisel in an upcoming biopic. The Hollywood Reporter said that the "Public Enemies" actor is currently developing a live-action movie about the life of the childern's author and illustrator. He is teaming up with Universal Pictures and is eyeing the project as his starring vehicle.
Through his production banner Infinitum Nihil, the actor, who will soon be seen in upcoming drama "The Rum Diary", is set to produce the untitled Dr. Seuss biopic along with his partner Christi Dembrowski as well as Illumination Entertainment's Christopher Meledandri and David Kennedy. The script, meanwhile, will be written by Keith Bunin.
Dr. Seuss was born in 1904 and was raised in Springfield, Massachusetts before going to college at Dartmouth. In his early years, he drew advertising, comic strips and also political cartoons during the World War II era. In 1950s, he published some books that became worldwide best-sellers. He died in 1991 after loosing battle to throat cancer.


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Carson-Dellosa Mini Bulletin Board Sets; Valentine's Day
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Carson Dellosa® Valentine's Day bulletin board set is ideal for teaching students of age group 4 - 11 yrs. Broad set includes 10 valentine-themed vignettes (largest approx. 11 1/2" x 5 1/2"), 30 heart accents, a header, a resource guide.
- 10 Valentine-themed vignettes, largest approximately 11-1/2x5-1/2"
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Spring's romance needn't be represented by saturated sunflowers or babydoll sweetness, nor should it be. Take for example one of the season's emergent, and in turn steeliest and most attractive trends: diaphanous, floor-length skirts and dresses in cooled-off neutral colors.
Anna Molinari showed a surprisingly subdued collection at Blumarine (above, left), veering away from her expected Italian Riviera-friendly and Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele-preferred outré beach fashions. Molinari's stand-out skirt came opaque and banded, with double-slits at each ankle and a narrow, slimline cut throughout. Matched with a pocket-riddled windbreaker, the entire look evokes thoughts of, say, Amalfi in an April rain, yet the piece alone could just as easily be paired under a deep-cut tank or a lightweight knit the globe over.
Dries Van Noten's collection was among the most critically acclaimed of the Spring/Summer 2013 runways, setting a new bar for the designer in terms of color and pattern exploration. Van Noten managed to manifest something never-before-seen out of a theme with which many are familiar – that of '90s-era dishevelment (cue: the plaids, the grungy florals, and the boat-necked gray sweaters). One look in particular (above, center) acutely illustrated Van Noten's stride via its full-bodied billow and its washed-out print, effectively balancing the nostalgic with the current.
Marco Zanini's '20s athleticism Parisienne at Rochas (above, right) had editors whispering, for despite its opulence, the designer's output verged slightly on the unhinged and coyly on the idiosyncratic. Midriff bearing cutaways over chiffon? Unconventional. Leather sun-visors and ivory boxing shoes? Peculiar. But where there's bizarreness there's often beauty, especially so on an ashen pleated skirt, flaring out from beneath a fitted slate-hued tee.
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Since its original publication in 1982, Remington and Russell has become an essential introduction to the work of these artists, and this revision substantially enhances the book's strengths. Every painting in the Sid Richardson Collection has been rephotographed for this edition, including one Russell and five Remington paintings not included previously. Numerous black-and-white illustrations have also been added to give insight into the evolution of the paintings.
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Nick is a fun-loving, outgoing and musically talented 17-year-old. He spent the afternoon rocking out at Dave Simon's Rock School with music instructor Joe.
"Just kinda has a real gentle way about him, but also kinda has this funny side. I can tell he's just getting ready to cut up any second," Joe said.
He started playing the drums when he was fifteen-years-old and says he has always enjoyed singing. One of his favorite artists is Sean Kingston. But music is not his only passion; the ambitious senior loves video games and wants to go to college for graphic design.
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When you try to give a cat a bath, they scratch your arms off. However, some cats are all about the water and instinctually know how to swim. They're not gonna give Michael Phelps a run for his money anytime soon, but sea otters now have competition in the cute swimming category. Here are 8 swimming cats:
Neo: The Cat Who Swims In The Sea
He is… The One. (Actually, he's not.)
Cats Can Learn To Swim
Next: they learn to topple our governments.
Swimming In The Pool
It just isn't a pool party without Pool Party Cat.
Diving Cat
"Laugh it up," thinks the cat. "You'll all be sorry… after I'm dry and I've been fed and I've taken a long nap."
Another Sea Swimming Cat
If I was planning to hold a cat who had just been in water, I'd wear body armor.
Fishing Cat
Watch out, tuna!
Swimming In The Tub
She's doing the batting-at-invisible-things stroke.
Cat Swimming With Dog
The dog is like, "what's the big deal?"
Geoffrey Golden is the Editor in Chief of The Devastator: The Quarterly Comedy Magazine For Humans!