text:
Welcome to dickblick
, null
not null?
Browse more:
These economical, single-use foam brushes are preferred by craft painters for their dense, absorbent foam and real wood handles.
Ideal for the application of enamel, latex, stain, tempera, oil paints, and varnish, foam poly brushes are not intended for use with shellac or lacquer.
Hint — click a thumbnail to enlarge.
Hint — click a thumbnail to enlarge.
(based on 5 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Reviewed by 5 customers
Displaying reviews 1-5
Back to top
Good Quality, speedy response. I'll be back.
By Paul
from Raleigh, NC
Comments about Foam Poly Brushes:
Liked the products.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Great price
By RockyGayle
from San Diego, CA
Use these for vanishing and their quality is great as is the price
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By Sunrise
from Bartlett, IL
paint brushes
Thes Are Great
By MsPam
from Sacramento, Ca
I bought these in 1in 2in and I'm glad I did. I use the bigger one to cover large surface and the smaller ones from smaller surfaces. I happy with them, when I need more I will purchase more. And the prices are wonderful!
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Great for Patina application
By Tinman
from Northern Colorado
I use these sponge brushes to apply cold patinas to my bronzes. They are perfect for the job..
Loading item data...
Please allow ADDITIONAL DELIVERY TIME for factory-shipped items.
Click here to view expected shipping dates, or call our Order Dept (800)-828-4548.
Copyright © 2015 Dick Blick Art Materials. All rights reserved.
Your cart is currently empty.
Your cart currently contains N item.
Dick Blick Art Materials®, Blick®, Blick Studio®, and Artists Pick Blick® are registered trademarks of Dick Blick Holdings Inc.
© Copyright 1999-2017 Dick Blick Holdings Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
UPDATE: On June 29, Lifetime announced Zendaya Coleman would no longer play Aaliyah in the biopic referenced in the article below, and that the production was on hold.
ORIGINAL POST: The recipe for a music biopic should go something like this: Start with a beloved musician; add a string of crowd-pleasing hits; mix in a good dose of backstage drama; hit them with a triumphant and/or fatal finale; roll credits. But actually getting a film into theaters? It's never been that simple—and as several pending biopics have learned lately, it's not getting any easier.
For every movie that finds its ideal match (see: Sissy Spacek as country legend Loretta Lynn in Coal Miner's Daughter or Jennifer Lopez as Tejano music star Selena) there are countless others kneecapped by casting before the first scene is shot. The need for star power, performance chops, and physical resemblance leaves filmmakers with "a lot of boxes to check," says Debra Marin Chase, exec producer of the upcoming Lifetime biopic Aaliyah: Princess of R&B. (That's a working title.) Disney starlet Zendaya Coleman, 17, won the role of the beloved R&B singer, who died in a plane crash in 2001 at age 22. "It wasn't a situation where we cast her because she's hot," adds Chase. "She has Aaliyah's spirit."
But that decision generated harsh blowback from fans who felt that the biracial teen was too light-skinned for the part—a critique that actress Zoe Saldana has also faced for her titular role in an upcoming, much-delayed Nina Simone biopic. (That casting choice inspired the sarcastic Twitter hashtag #blackbiopics, with users suggesting their own pairings, such as "Robin Thicke as Marvin Gaye.")
There's also the question, of course, of the actual songs. Reese Witherspoon might not have won an Oscar for her portrayal of June Carter Cash in 2005's Walk the Line if filmmakers hadn't gotten the rights to her and her husband Johnny Cash's famous catalogs. Securing the music rights is often a lengthy and costly endeavor, and may even stop or halt production—as it nearly did for Jimi Hendrix biopic All Is by My Side, due out this year. Experience Hendrix LLC (headed by the late rock icon's sister, Janie) declined to license any of his music, leading writer-director John Ridley to frame his movie as an impressionistic art-house drama focusing on the brief period Hendrix (played by OutKast's André Benjamin) spent in London—and ending just before his breakout moment at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. "This is a story about relationships," Ridley told EW earlier this year. "If there are folks who just want the music, there are record stores for that."
Focusing on a particular time is one way filmmakers work around the myriad biopic obstacles. Angela Bassett will make her directorial debut with an upcoming Lifetime movie about Whitney Houston, and she's limiting it to the singer's early years and her relationship with singer Bobby Brown. There will be no depiction of Houston's later downward spiral or her death at 48. "I really just want to tell a story about a boy and a girl who fell in love," Bassett, who recently began filming with lead actress (and America's Next Top Model alum) Yaya DaCosta, tells EW. "We're not interested in dragging her life again through the muck."
That's not to say that drugs will be completely absent in Whitney Houston: "We can't tell their story without it," says Bassett. The traits that so often accompany great talents—depression, drug abuse, the general danger of a life lived at full throttle—also make for good drama. But an unflinching, warts-and-all portrayal can alienate the subject's family; that's one of the rumored reasons that long-awaited films on Gaye and Janis Joplin have yet to emerge from seemingly endless turnaround. (A rep for Lee Daniels, the latest in a long line of directors who have attempted to transfer Joplin's life to the big screen, declined to comment for this story.)
With major studio financing increasingly difficult to secure, some filmmakers are taking matters in their own hands. Don Cheadle launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise funding for a film on jazz legend Miles Davis, which he plans to direct and star in. "If we weren't crowdfunding, we would have to cut out scenes or characters that we feel really need to be in the movie," Cheadle has said of the project. A biopic on Hank Williams starring Thor's Tom Hiddleston is still in the works, though his grandson Hank Williams III has reportedly expressed displeasure at having a Brit play the role. Midnight Rider, the story of rocker Gregg Allman, is on hold following a tragic train crash that killed 27-year-old camera assistant Sarah Jones in February. (The film's lead, William Hurt, dropped out of in April.)
And yet filmmakers aren't giving up. Universal has the James Brown biopic Get On Up (out Aug. 1) and it just slated Straight Outta Compton, about N.W.A. rappers Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, and the late Easy-E, for release next year. There are also reportedly projects in development about Kurt Cobain, Tupac Shakur, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, and Freddie Mercury. After all, there are lots of great true stories to tell—if only Hollywood can figure out how to tell them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Anohana Typeface
Introducing Anohana . Anohana is multi-purpose and ready to make a statement by adding an elegant and unique talent for the next design project. Anohana can be used for various purposes such as posters, logos, t-shirts, signage, businnes card, magazines, book covers, wedding invitations, greeting cards etc.
Features :
Basic Latin A-Z and a-z – Numbers – Symbols – Stylistic Set – Swash – Ligature – Help file


text:
- 7 total posts
- 7 comments
Recent comments from Irishlady12
Has any one had this surgery and love the results? If so could you recommend a Dr in the United Kingdom though READ COMMENT
Hi have you found any good surgeons yet? READ COMMENT
Interested in vaginaplasty anybody any advice please? READ COMMENT
Has anyone any information or advice on a Dr A Eskander please? READ COMMENT
Can anyone suggest a good surgeon in United Kingdom please? READ COMMENT


text:
First lady Margarita Cedeno of the Dominican Republic says she will not run for the presidency just weeks after the ruling party cleared the way for her candidacy.
The wife of President Leonel Fernandez sent a letter to the Dominican Liberation Party expressing her intention not to run. In a radio and television message late Monday she said, "I don't believe the presidency is my ultimate goal."
Two weeks ago, Fernandez's party said it had approved Cedeno as a contender in internal elections to determine who will be the party's nominee for the May 2012 election. Fernandez is not running for a third term.
The 45-year-old Cedeno suggested she declined the nomination because she did not want to divide the party.


text:
powered by
Please Wait
Digital Edition Subscribers:
Read Roadracing World Magazine Now >
Find Issues
Digital Magazine
Where To Buy
Rider Search
Racer Support
Create a Rider Profile
Action Fund
Join Now
Forgot my password!
Keep me signed in
Sign In
Digital Edition Subscribers:
Read Roadracing World Magazine now
Mar 26, 2012
Segway Renews Title Sponsorship Of MotoCzysz Electric Motorcycle Racing Program
© 2017, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.
(This original, copyrighted material may not be copied, cut and pasted, published or otherwise reproduced in any way in any medium, which means, don't post this on another website or BBS. If you want somebody else to see this, send, share or tweet a link or post a link to this page.)
Michael Czysz (11) on his MotoCzysz E1pc electric Superbike.
Portland, OR "" March 26, 2012 - MotoCzysz is pleased to announce that Segway® will continue its title sponsorship of MotoCzysz's electric motorcycle racing program for the 2012 season.
Beginning with the SES TT Zero race taking place during 2012 Isle of Man (IOM) TT, from May 28 June 8, Team Segway Racing MotoCzysz plans to continue their dominance at the Isle. Last year, team riders decisively took a One, Two finish. In 2012, Segway Racing MotoCzysz is looking to three-peat as well as become the first manufacturer to break the 100mph lap average for electric racing.
With both Mark Miller and Michael Rutter again piloting 2 new 2012 E1pc e-grand prix motorcycles, MotoCzysz's CEO, Michael Czysz, is optimistic about upcoming competitions. "It says a lot about the program and the relationships when everyone returns. Last year's race was executed to near perfection, with Segway Racing MotoCzysz taking first and second, this year we hope to do even better." This year's competition will be even greater, and with the help of Segway, MotoCzysz is able to push the innovation and performance envelope even further. "I think the TT Zero race this year will be one of the highlights at the IOM," concluded Czysz, "we are bringing something very special."
About MotoCzysz, LLC
MotoCzysz is a design and engineering firm known for its innovation and creativity in applying technology to develop new products and solutions. It is working exclusively on D1g1tal Dr1vesTM electric drive systems, electric vehicle components, and electric vehicles. It is the inventor of the D1, the industry's first fully integrated electric drive which allows automobile OEMs, fleet conversions and others to immensely speed up their electric vehicle design cycle. The MotoCzysz E1pc digital superbike is a repeat winner in the world's prominent electric racing series, including: Isle of Man TT, IOM, FIM e-Power-Red Bull MotoGP, Laguna Seca as well as TTXGP, Salt Lake City. To learn more, visit the MotoCzysz website at
and D1g1tal Dr1ve website at
About Segway
Segway Inc., based in Bedford, New Hampshire, is the world's leading provider of personal electric transportation. Segway markets a full line of zero-emissions Personal Transporters (PT) for indoor, sidewalk, cross-terrain and patrol use. All deliver impressive energy efficiency equivalent to 450 miles per gallon. The Company's comprehensive line of Robotic Mobility Platforms (RMPs) is based on PT technology that has been adapted to provide versatile, durable mobility solutions to researchers, academia and robotic integrators.
« Previous Article
Next Article »
Top 5 This Week
Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup: Kazuki Masaki Clinches Championship With Race One Victory At Motorland Aragon
MotoGP: Dorna Introduces New, Live, On-Board Camera System
French Supersport Championship: Valentin Debise Claims Pole Position At Circuit d'Albi
Moto2: Miguel Oliveira Captures Pole Position In Spain
MotoGP: Maverick Vinales On Pole, Valentino Rossi Qualifies On Front Row At Motorland Aragon (Updated)
Full Screen Modal Title
©2017 Roadracing World, All Rights Reserved.
powered by


text:
Most large market-cap public companies would like to forget Nov. 15, 2004--the day that "accelerated filers" had to begin submitting year-end audits under Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. According to many reports, there wasn't much holiday cheer among the employees charged with meeting that deadline. The folks stuck with paying the consulting and auditing bills relating to 404 weren't exactly oozing with Christmas spirit either.
"[Section 404] has taken tremendous man-hours away from running this company ... and it has cost a lot of money," said Scott Royster, CFO of Radio One during a July 2004 earnings conference call.
According to a survey by Financial Executives International, it cost public companies in 2004 on average $3.14 million and 30,000 personnel hours to comply with Section 404. And it may cost shareholders, the very people Sarbanes-Oxley is meant to protect, even more. According to a recent survey conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, 20 percent of directors believed "management is so distracted [by Sarbanes-Oxley requirements] that company performance will be affected."
Adding insult to injury, companies will now have to include in their annual reports an explanation of any material weaknesses in their internal financial controls. How Wall Street will react to these reports, and how a negative attestation from an outside auditor will impact a company's stock price is anyone's guess at the moment. Some experts, though, believe it won't be pretty.
Lost in the shuffle of all these reports, complaints, statistics and deadlines is the fact that many executives are concerned that outside auditors are far too risk adverse, often pushing for redundant controls. Working under intense scrutiny from regulators and government investigators, auditors are perhaps a little more interested in protecting their own hides than giving their clients sound business advice. As a result, compliance has come to have more to do with checking off a list of requirements than managing risk. And that isn't good for companies looking to grow their business.
"The big challenge with 404 compliance is determining how it can help you manage risks generally, and specifically how it can help you identify and assess the major compliance threats to an organization," said James Bowers, director of compliance risk services at Day, Berry & Howard. "If you want to get to that point, then my advice is to not let the auditors control the process."
Bowers made this comment at a recent Martindale-Hubbell Counsel to
Counsel Forum in New York titled "Reducing Risk, Realizing Value: Compliance Risk Management in a Post-Sox World."
The in-house and law firm lawyers at the forum not only discussed the role of external auditors in the compliance process, but also strategies for ensuring that employees and directors understand the importance of compliance training.
Auditing Blues
Since the passage of Sarbanes-Oxley, the regulatory landscape has morphed at an incredible pace. In some heavily regulated industries, such as banking, those whose job it is to oversee compliance have had a tough time keeping up. Meanwhile, many of these new regulations--often passed in response to a scandal--are forcing some companies to implement redundant processes.
"When regulators realize their existing compliance requirements are not effective, their reaction is to clamp down even harder by imposing more restrictions," said Bruce Ortwine, general counsel of The Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co. "As a result, the regulatory bar is constantly getting higher."
Once they've raised the bar, regulators often are slow to give companies guidance on how to respond to new regulatory measures, leaving in-house lawyers, auditors and consultants scrambling to develop what they hope are appropriate compliance measures. This problem was particularly acute when it came to section 404 compliance. Because the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) was slow to release any guidelines to assist outside auditors with the implementation of Section 404, auditors took a very a conservative approach and often changed the advice they were giving clients from week to week. That created a lot of tension between external auditors and their clients.
"Auditors often have a particular approach and sometimes what they want to do is inappropriate," says P. Mats Goebels, general counsel of Investment Technology Group Inc. "And it's really the organization's responsibility to go back to the auditors and tell them that they are pushing this a little bit too far. You can't let the auditors drive the bus and tell you how you should run your business."
Many participants in the forum argued that because external auditors don't understand the business as well as those on the inside, they have a tendency to be too risk-adverse.
And that isn't good for the company or its shareholders.
"It's not a bad thing to have a law that tries to get a company to uncover deficiencies within an organization that might impact the accuracy of its financial reporting," Bowers said. "There's nothing wrong with that. The problem is that some auditors have pushed implementation far beyond where it should go. Many companies have complained about documenting minute items that have no relationship to the major threats that might impact your financials. And the accountants are so gun-shy that they don't seem to want any risk, so they force an unattainable no-risk environment on the company."
One participant who didn't want to be identified in this article, went one
step further.
"Sarbanes-Oxley has handed a gun to the accounting profession and they are holding that gun to the corporation's head and telling us what do to in order to get the attestation at the end of the year," the general counsel said.
Another participant complained that some of the auditors she dealt with in the past actually put the company at risk. She explained that an auditor interviewed managers about what they thought were the biggest risks to the company. When he sat down with the head of public affairs, the executive responded with this little gem, "We play in the Enron arena, so I worry about whether or not our traders are adequately supervised." The auditor wrote the response down and put it in a file. The general counsel was livid.
Employee Buy-In
Although participants spent a good portion of the forum discussing the role of external auditors in compliance, they also talked at length about the legal department's role in ensuring employees are complying with all the new regulations. Obviously training is key. And although online training seems to be the preferred method of reaching employees these days, it shouldn't be used in every circumstance. Most participants agreed that online training can teach employees about general corporate and HR issues, such as sexual harassment, but it can't replace face-to-face training in more complex compliance issues.
"Sometimes [compliance training] can't be done as canned questions and answers," said Steven Troyer, vice president and counsel of Commerzbank AG. "You need to create an environment where employees can ask questions about the problems they will face in the real world."
Many of the participants agreed that once employees have undergone training, it's often necessary to periodically audit business units to ensure they are in compliance. The consensus was that surprise audits work best, though a few participants expressed concern that this would backfire on legal departments, which have spent years trying to shed their image as the corporate cops.
"Designing an effective auditing program requires striking the proper balance," said Andrew Shakalis, associate general counsel at Unilever United States Inc. "Within the legal department we serve as a source of best practices and help our divisions solve their problems. To do that we have to stay connected."
All agreed that when the legal department does unearth a problem, it needs to help the business folks correct their mistakes.
"You can't just come in and do an audit without the proper follow up," Shakalis added. "You have to assist in developing the corrective actions and work with them in implementing those actions. "
These days, though, legal departments don't seem to be having any problems with the latter.
"It is much easier these days to make sure employees take compliance seriously." said one participant. "All you need to do is tell them they will end up in jail if they don't."
The Fear Factor
This also is true of board members, who are much more aware of their responsibilities since the passage of Sarbanes-Oxley and the WorldCom and Enron securities class action settlements. In both settlements, directors had to reach deep into their own pockets to placate the plaintiffs. For instance, 10 of Enron's former directors agreed to contribute $13 million of their own funds in the $168 million settlement (the insurance companies will pick up the rest of the tab). And 10 WorldCom directors agreed to contribute $18 million to the company's $54 million settlement. Although these settlements make directors uneasy, they also make the GC's job much easier.
"The key to getting boards engaged is to show them that they can be held liable and that they may have to end up paying out of their own pockets," said Andrea Teichman, partner at Day, Berry & Howard. "They need to do two things: breathe life into the policies so that they aren't just pieces of paper; and ask questions about the policies and whether or not they go far enough."
The worst thing a company and its board can do is view a compliance program as simply a "to-do" list. Executives need to see compliance programs as a tool that can benefit the company's bottom line and its reputation in the market.
"We live and die by our brands," Shakalis said. "So we welcome and approach compliance and Sarbanes as a way to further protect our brands, corporate image and reputation."
And that requires teamwork. It requires everyone from the very bottom of the corporate ladder to the very top to be involved and vested in compliance.
"Companies need to view compliance not as the responsibility of a compliance officer, but rather as a collective responsibility of everyone, especially senior management," Ortwine said.


text:
LONG BEACH - The food was warm, the pie delicious and the presents aplenty at the free annual Christmas meal at The Reef restaurant Tuesday.
On Christmas, nearly 2,200 residents of Long Beach - young and elderly, homeless and families - gathered for the event in its 10th year at The Reef, but dating back elsewhere for much longer. John Tallichet, whose father founded the Specialty Restaurants chain, says his family has been offering free holiday meals at various restaurants for over 40 years.
When he was a boy, Tallichet said his late father, David, would cart the family to multiple restaurants he owned on Christmas day for the events.
Before moving the dinner to The Reef, the Tallichets hosted a Christmas meal at their Pieces of Eight restaurant, now Shanghai Red's, in San Pedro.
The Johnson family of Long Beach - Mark and Sherri and their two adult children Jeff and Sarah - have come to the annual meal for the last six Christmases.
Sharing the table with them Tuesday were Angela and Dick Rodriguez - both Iraq veterans - and their small children, Ben, 5, and Timmy, 3, who were attending for the first time.
The Rodriguez family fell on hard times after Dick returned from his third tour of duty. They live in a permanent housing facility, but neither have had much luck finding employment.
"This event means the world to us," Angela said. "We had nowhere to go this year - no money for a Christmas dinner or presents for the boys."
Also at the table was a man who only gave his first name, Bill, who had come, cold, from near the Long Beach Police Department, where he said he has taken up residence on the street for the past three years. Bill, a veteran, said he hasn't had a warm plate of food in months, and it's been years since he has laid his head on a soft pillow in a warm bed.
They are people from very different backgrounds, who, under other circumstances, would be unlikely to meet. But on this day they were sharing in the holiday spirit and eating well from the Reef's delicious buffet spread, hosted by the Tallichets and the Salvation Army.
"Sherri and I have been coming here for six years," Mark Johnson said. "It is a tradition, we know Santa (aka Alan Katz), we know a lot of the families that come year in and year out and it just makes our day special."
"There are no words to express my thanks for events like this," Bill said.
"This might be my only meal this week, it might be the only time that someone strikes up a real conversation with me. It almost feels like I have a family."
Five-year old Ben said that besides Santa, the best part was his new remote-control car. He wouldn't release his tight grip and couldn't stop smiling.
The gifts, which the children could pick up on their way out, were from the Long Beach Fire Department, which has collected gifts through the "Spark of Love" campaign.
Katz, who plays Santa, said seeing familiar faces and the pure joy from the children is what Christmas is all about.
"These families are economically challenged," he said. "They are struggling to stay afloat and providing them one day to feel special - a warm meal, presents, the works - this all overwhelms me, it's so special."
The meal, which is the same offered to paying clients later in the day for $31.95, is as much for volunteers as the diners.
In addition to the Salvation Army, which provided a large band playing and singing Christmas music, there were hundreds of volunteers from various groups throughout Long Beach, not to mention the firefighters who hauled in dozens of huge boxes of toys for the kids.
Will Nash, with the Long Beach Fire Department, said they received thousands of dollars in donations this year. He said he is grateful to the community who came out in droves to support the toy drive that has been in place for over 40 years.
"I am always very impressed with the turnout," Nash said. "A lot of families are struggling and to be able to make a little boy or girl's Christmas by providing them with a toy, that's what it is all about - it makes you feel good inside."
Other volunteers included the East Spring Street Business Association, who with the help of other groups, gathered over 2,000 pairs of socks to distribute and spent much of the year knitting hats and scarves.
Tallichet said there was enough food for 3,000, and within the first hour, more than 1,000 people had passed through the meal line, which never slowed.
"This started with my Dad, he was a big believer in this, he looked forward to it every Christmas," he said. "We are Long Beach natives, we feel like part of the community and this is really important to our family. We treat each and every person who walks through the door like one of our best guests - we want them to feel like everyday people and really just enjoy themselves."


text:
Blogs // 1 Articles
News // 1 Articles
Eagles: 6 July 2013 - Louisville, KY
17 Jul 2013 // 12:00 AM
Bringing original guitarist Bernie Leadon back into the fold, the Eagles play a hit-laden gig in Louisville, KY and demonstrate yet again their remarkable cross-generational appeal.
Counterbalance No. 102: Eagles' 'Hotel California'
12 Oct 2012 // 1:00 AM
The 102nd most acclaimed album of all time knew all the right people, took all the right pills. Counterbalance gives it a listen to see if it was all just wasted time.
Eagles' Don Henley works to preserve East Texas' Caddo Lake
2 May 2011 // 4:30 AM
UNCERTAIN, Texas — Perched on a grimy bait-stand bench, beneath a sign that reads "fishing guides available," a bearded man in an untucked denim shirt watches


text:
ROSYTH has been snubbed in favour of St Andrews for new flood prevention measures.
Now the town's community council has scheduled a public meeting after calls from affected residents demanding action on the recurring problem.
In a report to last month's meeting of the community council, chair Mike Shirkie said the funding issue was revealed to him in a phone call with locality manager Lynn Hoey.
He told the Press, "She said that with regard to flooding, financial priority was being given to St Andrews, but that she was working through a number of remediation solutions with BEAR, Sepa and other professional officers to minimise flooding.
"I told her that I was very concerned that our problems were not being given sufficient weight and another wet winter would see a repeat of the serious flooding we have had on three occasions this year to date." At the meeting, one woman said sandbags had been in place at Bevan Place for the last nine months.
Park Road, Bevan Place and Hudson Road have been under water on a number of occasions this year following heavy rain.
The floods in Bevan Place and Hudson Road are caused by water running off the field at Castlandhill, while Brankholm Burn is blamed for Park Road's problems.
One Park Road resident, William Potter, has seen floodwater surround his house three times, since moving into his home in Park Road last May.
He said, "My wife Diane was at the (community council) meeting and people were far from happy. I realise it must cost a lot of money but they've had years to get it fixed, "It's unbelievable. The street flooded a few weeks ago after a day of heavy rain." Lynn Hoey told the Press that she was informed by Mike Thorpe of Fife Council's transportation services department that money was being allocated to St Andrews.
Mr Thorpe said, "The Rosyth flooding situation is quite complex. We have been approached by Rosyth Community Council to attend a public meeting at Rosyth Parish Church on Thursday 1st December at 7.30pm and transportation services is considering the request." A �150,000 flood mitigation programme, to help prevent Kinness Burn in St Andrews bursting its banks, began recently and is expected to take up to six weeks.


text:
O Scale Brass Santa Fe mixed train caboose w/ baggage door by Ajin "NEW IN BOX"
Online Auction 25282753
|Online Auction Description
New in box O scale 2 rail brass Santa Fe mixed train caboose with baggage door. Could call it a combine car.
Out of plastic wrapper for first time viewing. Kadee couplers installed. Working leaf spring supension.
Great stand off detailing: grab irons @ car ends & baggage doors & baggage door steps, coupler cut levers,
Hand brake wheels with chain to brake cylinder piston. Proper brake rigging actuator rods & levers.
All air brake piping to #8 vent valve, to air reservoir tank, and air brake piston accurately produced on model. High Quality Standard abound with no loose or missing parts. See pictures and judge for yourself.
There a few places on the car body elevation where there is some white finger smudging. I believe it's flux from the assembly process. On two roof portion pannels there are 2 very small baby finger "cuticle size" finger tip spots of oil oxidation (rust spots)-spot#1, with spot #2 being one fifth previous mentioned size. I have made no attempt to remove these blemishes leaving that to the buyer. I'm sure I could do it quite easily, as I have done so in the past prior to painting. This model is new as recieved, no track time. Box is in Excellent Condition no tears, no rips, all corners & seams tight damage free. I bought new in 4 of 2000 and looked for 6 months to find this one. Since then there have been huricanes n flood damages..NO Idea how rare this pristine model is now..... NO RESERVE AUCTION. ..THE HIGHEST BIDDER OWNS IT.
Ask questions prior to bidding. Sale is final. No return.. Want more pictures.???...
.........(this web listing site limits me to 4 PICTURES).......
I have more... .. email me for em........Good Luck Bidding! !
|Item Attributes (provided by seller)
|Contact Seller
|Contact Seller
|Payment Methods Accepted by Seller:
|Shipping Terms
|Buyer pays for shipping expenses
|Seller ships to United States address only.
Please no International buyers.
|Ships From
|84010, Utah, United States
|$17.50 via UPS
|Insurance Fee
|Shipping & Payment Details
|After receipt of payment model ships out, Delivery time in 4 to 9 business days depending on location from seller. I will only ship model insured to its full purchase price value. Upon delivery to buyer in an undamaged outer package. Seller will refund to buyer insurance fee.
|The seller , siezum , assumes all responsibility for the contents of this listing


text:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- New York Giants starting fullback Henry Hynoski will not return Sunday against the Carolina Panthers following a shoulder injury.
Hynoski was taken to the locker room for X-rays on his shoulder early in the first quarter.
Bear Pascoe, normally a tight end, has replaced Hynoski at fullback.
With Hynoski out, Eli Manning was sacked four times in the first quarter.
AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org


text:
FiltersShow / Hide
- All Events
- Rock & Pop
- Acoustic
- Alternative
- Americana
- Indie
- Metal
- Pop
- Punk
- Rock
- Rock & Roll
- Tribute Bands
- Dance & Urban
- Ambient
- Electronic
- Experimental
- Hip-Hop
- Reggae
- Modern RnB
- Ska
- Jazz, Blues & Soul
- Big Band
- Blues
- Classic RnB
- Easy Listening
- Gospel
- Jazz
- Soul
- Swing
- Folk, Roots & World
- Celtic
- Country
- Folk
- Latin
- World
- Classical
- Brass
- Choral
- Classical
- Decades
- 50s
- 60s
- 70s
- 80s
- 90s
- Comedy
- Theatre & Arts
- Shows & Events
- Cinema
- Festivals
- All Tickets
- My Tracked Artists
- Latest Tickets
- Free Events
- Special Tickets
- Disabled Access Venues
- Festival Offers
- Anywhere In The UK
- Location: Anywhere in the UK
Radius: ... miles
← Please choose a date…
3rd Party
Sold Out
No tickets for sale
Check the info below
Woo hoo!
← Please choose a ticket…
We have more than one ticket for this event - please choose one from the list
Pick A Date
Our ticket partners offer you a safe way of buying tickets for "sold out" shows
Please check the artist line-up and event details on the purchase page before you buy
Our ticket partners offer you a safe way of buying tickets for "sold out" shows
Please check the artist line-up and event details on the purchase page before you buy
Ents24 is proud to be…
- The UK's most popular independent ticketing website
- Trusted by entertainment fans since 1999
- An easy and safe place to buy tickets for thousands of shows
Buy with confidence from Ents24's trusted ticket partners
Sold By:
Tickets: Available Limited
Tickets will be on sale here on
More buying choices
|Ticket Details:
My Cool Sixties - The Exhibition
If you can remember the Sixties, they say you couldn't have been there. But now you CAN be there, whatever your memories, for one whole month - courtesy of Eastbourne Under Ground Theatre.
Throughout April, under the umbrella title "My Cool Sixties", the theatre foyer will be displaying a set of photographs of iconic Sixties pop and rock stars by photographers Barry Norman, Chris Walter and Dave Kindred – while the regular Saturday morning onstage music will come exclusively from that magic decade.
The pictures all feature in an autobiography, with the same title, by former rock journalist Tony Norman, and have rarely been seen in public. Look and wonder at the Who, the Stones, the Kinks, John and Yoko, the Hollies, the Searchers and more – all still in the first flush of youth. Photographer Barry Norman recalls taking pictures at the cult TV show, "Ready, Steady, Go", but, he says, they were never published at the time.
The exhibition will be open to the public every Friday and Saturday, from 10am until 4pm. Entry is free. Coffee and tea will be on sale throughout – usually with home-made cakes!
Tony Norman himself will be on stage at the Under Ground on the morning of the final day of the exhibition, Saturday April 27th, sharing his memories of growing up in London as a rock writer and as a member of a mod group who dreamed of pop celebrity. He'll also be demonstrating his considerable guitar and vocal talents with distinctive acoustic versions of some great Sixties songs, alongside Al Collins (harmonica) and Bruce Pont (percussion). The other 60s events will feature Cornflower Blue & Friends (April 6th), the Botticellis (13th) and Shadows tribute band The Boys (20th).
Track this event
- Event has been added to your calendar
- Any important updates will be sent to your email address
- Add to your personal Ents24 calendar
- Sync with iCal, Outlook and others
- Receive important updates
Venue Facts
Venue: Under Ground Theatre
Website: undergroundtheatre.co.uk
Email: ...
Phone: 0843 289 1980
Disabled Bookings: 0843 289 1980
→ Eastbourne 3 min walk


text:
Carlton: On a team rife with top-notch talent, freshman reserve Mitch McGary may be the key for Michigan
More than his instant energy or surprising scoring, Michigan freshman Mitch McGary has gained NCAA Tournament fame for a bone-rattling screen.
One moment Virginia Commonwealth guard Briante Weber was doing his best to stay stride for stride with Michigan All-American Trey Burke. The next second, Weber was lying dazed and confused on the court after running into the 6-10, 255-pound McGary.
Bugs enjoy more success against windshields.
"That's Mitch McGary," said Burke, one of the leading candidates for national player of the year. "That's what he does."
Michigan (28-7) hopes McGary continues to do what he does in Friday's South Regional semifinals at Cowboys Stadium against top-seeded Kansas (31-5).
On a team with Burke and with two gifted second-generation stars in Tim Hardway Jr. and Glen Robinson III, McGary may be a key. He'll be facing Kansas 7-footer Jeff Withey, who has blocked more shots in the NCAA Tournament than anybody not named Tim Duncan.
"He brings intensity to this game, and he's kind of like our X-factor," Burke said. "He's the guy that gives us the spark and makes our engine run in the frontcourt."
Not bad for someone who had started just two games before the NCAA Tournament. A foot injury and a healthy appetite saw him balloon to 270 pounds early in the season.
McGary is still learning. Against Indiana a couple of weeks ago, he played just eight minutes in a 72-71 loss because of foul trouble.
"He's doing a wonderful job right now," said Michigan coach John Beilein. "Figuring out the college game takes some time too, and every day he gets closer to it."
McGary isn't just some Hulk clone banging into people. He can run the floor and finish around the basket. Against VCU, he made 10 of 11 shots en route to 21 points and 14 rebounds.
Facing a team that made its reputation for hustle, McGary earned praised from VCU coach Shaka Smart.
"You know, he outworked us. He was terrific," Smart said. "He went down and chased all the loose balls. I knew he was really good. I certainly didn't know he was going to have 21 and 14 against us."
McGary's ability to open the court for Michigan's perimeter plays could be crucial with Kansas leading the nation in field goal percentage defense (35.7 percent).
"I guess I kind of have a football mentality," McGary said. "I played it growing up, but that's just my mentality, just hard-nosed, blue-collar guy who likes to do the nitty-gritty stuff."
He's playing in the right state. Michiganders have always appreciated hard-working players with a physical edge, be it Bill Laimbeer and Rick Mahorn with the Detroit Pistons Bad Boys, or charismatic hockey enforcers like Darren McCarty or the late Bob Probert.
McGary isn't creating mayhem by design and was almost apologetic about the screen.
"It was a legal screen," McGary said. "I didn't mean intentionally for him to fall down, but it happened like that."
That didn't stop Michigan football defensive coordinator Greg Mattison from engaging in some wishful thinking with the Detroit Free Press.
"I already promised him he'd be a five-technique [defensive end] and we'd get him a lot of sacks," Mattison told the newspaper. "I love him."
Follow Chuck Carlton on Twitter at ChuckCarltonDMN
Sweet 16 practices open to fans
Practices are open Thursday at Cowboys Stadium for the four teams that advanced to the South Regional of the NCAA Tournament. Doors open at 11 a.m. and parking is free. Fans should enter in Lot 10 and enter the building at Gates A and K. Merchandise and concession stands will be open.
Noon-12:50 p.m.: Michigan
1-1:50 p.m.: Florida Gulf Coast
2:10-3 p.m.: Kansas
3:10-4 p.m.: Florida


text:
Domitalia USA - Barrique - Pub TableProduct Id: 480711 Phone Code: 4CC5-07BC
Regular: $1,239.00 Sale: $696.99 (You Save 44%)
Usually ships in 1 to 3 Days
Product Description
This sturdy bar table adds a distinct touch to your bar area or living room. the top is made from oak veneers, lending a warm rustic touch to the entire frame. this bar table is well supported by an innovatively designed lacquered aluminum frame. sure to make an impression on all, this stylish accessory can be brought out during fancy cocktail parties to serve drinks and dry snacks.
- Pub table in satinated aluminum and walnut finish
- Made of aluminum and steel
- Lacquered steel frame
- Satinated base
- Oak veneered top
- Bar table
- Overall Product Dimensions: 44"H x 29"W x 29"D


text:
The 2015-2016 Legislative Session is in full swing and I wanted to let you know about an important bill that is in the Senate. Last week the Senate Judiciary Committee passed out a bill that would rewrite the ethics laws in South Carolina. After the events of 2014, it is important that our ethics laws send a strong clear message. Some of the provisions in S.1., "The Ethics Reform Act" move the ball forward and some take us in the wrong direction. It will be discussed in Senate this week and could come up for a vote. Here are the good, the bad and the ugly provisions in S.1.
The Good:
· Increases the time that legislators must wait before becoming lobbyists or judges to two years. Currently there is just a one-year waiting period. This increase would slow down the revolving door of legislator lobbyists.
· Campaign funds may not be used to pay penalties resulting from criminal prosecution.
The Bad:
· Under S.1 the only documents that become public from ethics violations are the initial complaint, the response by the legislator to the complaint, the notice of hearing and the commissions recommendations. The public should be able to access all documents related to legislators ethics cases not just a select few.
· While S.1 requires income disclosure at a more in-depth level than is currently required there is a long list of exemptions.
· The current Ethics Commission has nine members appointed by the governor. S.1's current language would remove one seat on the commission. The governor would appoint 4 members and the four remaining members would be appointed by the legislature. It appeared that the legislature finally realized that self-policing wasn't working. Unfortunately, our assumption the legislature recognized that seems not to be the case. See "The Ugly" below.
The Ugly:
· Ultimately, the House and Senate Ethics committees still police legislators. While this bill gives some authority to the State Ethics Commission ultimate authority lies with the respective ethics committees.
· S.1 contains a four-year statute of limitations on ethics violations. Under this language any ethics violations committed before 2011 could not be prosecuted.
Strong ethics laws have been a focus of the South Carolina Club for Growth since our founding. Votes taken on the ethics bills will be a part of the SC Club for Growth Foundation's 2015 Scorecard.


text:
Diet for Treating C-Difficile
Clostridium difficile, also known as C-difficile and C-diff, is a bacterium that can cause a wide range of medical problems. C-diff is usually treated with antibiotics. Eating a well balanced diet can support overall health and prevent recurring C-diff infections. Dietary interventions can also help to control symptoms and side effects of a C-diff infection.
According to the Mayo Clinic, C-diff occurs most frequently in older adults in hospitals and long-term care facilities. C-diff is spread through fecal matter and infection can be due to improper hand washing. C-diff infections are common after being on antibiotics because antibiotics kill beneficial bacteria in the body that normally balance out harmful bacteria and prevent bacterial infections. Symptoms of a C-diff infection include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramps and pain, fever, nausea, loss of appetite, weight loss and dehydration.
A C-diff infection can cause watery diarrhea up to 10-15 times a day, according to the Mayo Clinic. Severe diarrhea can lead to dehydration which can cause serious health problems and be life- threatening. Foods that may help to alleviate diarrhea include starchy foods such as potatoes, rice, wheat, pasta and crackers. The NIH recommends avoiding caffeine, dairy products, sugary foods and greasy, high-fat foods, because these may increase diarrhea.
People with C-diff need to drink adequate amounts of water to prevent dehydration. Individuals with severe diarrhea may also need to replace their electrolytes. Electrolytes are minerals like sodium, potassium and magnesium that are important for fluid balance, muscle activity and nerve function. According to the Mayo Clinic and NIH, beverages that contain electrolytes are composed of water, sugar and salt. Examples include fruit juice, soft drinks, broths or soups and sports beverages.
Probiotics are live organisms that benefit health by balancing healthy and harmful bacteria in the body. According to the Mayo Clinic, Saccharomyces boulardii is a probiotic thought to help prevent recurrent C-diff infections when used with antibiotics to treat the condition. Modern Medicine says that the probiotics Lactobacillus GG and Lactobacillus acidophilus have also been used to prevent recurrent infections. According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, probiotics are available in foods and dietary supplements. Foods that contain probiotics include yogurt, miso, tempeh and some juices and soy beverages.
It is important for individuals to maintain a nutritious diet as much as possible when infected with C-diff to prevent weight loss and malnutrition. According to the Mayo Clinic, poor nutrition weakens the immune system, which can increase the risk of recurrent C-diff infections. A diet to prevent malnutrition should include a variety of nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins and low-fat dairy products. Individuals who are affected with C-diff and lose their appetite or are unable to consume an adequate diet may require vitamin or mineral supplements.


text:
twinview, maximize windows on 1 screen
hi all,
I've setup my 2 monitors on a nvidia geforce 4 ti4200 card using twinview. This is a pretty nice way to get 2 monitors working on 1 nvidia card, it's quite easy to configure the XF86Config file and get the 2 monitors working.
Well im talking about easy configuration but on the other hand I need your help for the configuration :rolleyes: lol.
The setup works fine, my 2 monitors are working on a different resolution, i can drag windows between the 2 screens. The only annoying thing is that if maximize a window it is been spread over the monitors while i want it to see it on 1. this is my device section of the XF86Config file.
Section "Device"
Identifier "nvidia"
Driver "nvidia"
Option "TwinView" "true"
Option "ConnectedMonitor" "Crt,Crt"
Option "TwinViewOrientation" "RightOf"
Option "MetaModes" "1152x864, 1024x768"
Option "SecondMonitorHorizSync" "48"
Option "SecondMonitorVertRefresh" "60"
When searching for the solution I found this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hreadid=193739
In the beginning of that topic flow777bee says something, let me quote him:
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:43 AM.


text:
Thanksgiving weather looks beautiful, at least in Midwest
WILLMAR — The weather forecast for the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend includes sunny skies and chilly nights.
According to the National Weather Service, the high temperature for Thursday in Willmar is expected to be 24 degrees with north-northwest winds at 5 to 15 mph.
Thursday night's low temperature is expected to drop to 7 degrees with Black Friday expected to be mostly sunny and 31 degrees.
Saturday and Sunday are expected to be 33 degrees during the day and 20 degrees for lows both Friday and Saturday nights.
The Midwestern weather stands in sharp contrast to winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories in effect for the mid-Atlantic region and rain, freezing rain and snow may impact holiday traffic in those areas.
Information from the DNR Climatologist Pete Boulay at Minnesota Climatology Working Group website climate.umn.edu, shows that a typical Thanksgiving Day in the Twin Cities has high temperatures in the 30s and at least a bit of filtered sunshine.
Having a mild day in the 50s is relatively rare, as a maximum temperature of 50 or more had happened only 11 times in the last 141 years. The warmest turkey day was 62 degrees in both 1914 and 1922.
It was 60 degrees last year on Thanksgiving and that tied 1939 as the third warmest holiday going back to 1872 for the Twin Cities records. The 2012 holiday also included 0.1 inches of snow that night.
The coldest Thanksgiving Day was 18 below zero on Nov. 25, 1880. There has been measurable snow on 27 of the past Thanksgivings back to 1884. The most snow was 5 inches in 1970. Historically, about one in three Thanksgivings has at least an inch of snow on the ground. The deepest snow was 10 inches in both 1921 and 1983.


text:
Made in USA
Hand Made & Hand Welded
Solid Steel Frame
Our heavy duty Amish Children's Wagon features an 11 gauge steel frame and comes in your choice of red, blue or green/yellow. The top is made of recycled plastic. Ball bearing, auto steering & thick air tires mean this all terrain wagon can go anywhere. Our Amish Children's Wagon measures approximately 40" L x 20" W x 21"H. Made in Indiana.
- Made in USA
- Hand crafted & welded
- Ball bearing, auto steering
- Powder coated
- Heavy duty 11 gauge steel frame
- Free Shipping
** As each item is made to order, please allow 2-3 weeks for completion (ETAs vary by season; please email us for current ETAs). This item is available only in the contiguous USA.
©2008-2017 Baby Eco Trends, LLC | Site Updated September 26, 2017 | info {at} BabyEcoTrends {dot} com


text:
Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus is headed for Hawaii and the Pro Bowl.
Dareus was added to the Pro Bowl roster Monday night as an injury replacement for the 49ers Justin Smith.
Dareus had a career-highs both in terms of sacks (7.5) and tackles (71) this season.
The Bills drafted Dareus third overall in 2011. He becomes the fourth member of the Bills defense to head for the Pro Bowl, joining Kyle Williams, Mario Williams, and Jairus Byrd.


text:
You will need to sign in or create an account before you can use your wishlist…
Remove all traces of the day with the GIVENCHY Clean It All Make-Off Emulsion, a gentle yet effective makeup remover for all skin types.
Created with a blend of nourishing ingredients, the beautiful milky formula melts onto skin to remove makeup and impurities from the face, eyes and lips. Though gentle, it quickly and efficiently reveals fresh and clear skin, taking you back to basics with ease.
After use, your complexion is fresh and clear without redness or stress. A lightweight infusion of sunflower oil melts through makeup, allowing you to wipe it away with ease, while comforting lily extract keeps things in perfect balance.
Massage onto dry skin in circular motions and remove with a cotton pad, or rinse away.
It looks like you are visiting us from The United Kingdom.
Please choose your delivery country and currency below.


text:
WASHINGTON — Dennis Blair will resign today as the nation's intelligence director after a tenure marred by the failures of U.S. spy agencies to detect terrorist plots and by political missteps that undermined his standing with the White House.
Blair, a retired U.S. Navy admiral, was pushed out 16 months after he became President Barack Obama's pick to be the nation's third director of national intelligence. His departure is likely to renew debate over whether the job is fundamentally flawed.
Obama praised Blair's integrity and said that under his leadership, the nation's intelligence services had "performed admirably and effectively."
Blair's offer to step down came during a phone conversation with Obama on Thursday in which the president said he planned to put someone new in the director position, according to an official familiar with the exchange. Blair's exit creates a national security vacancy at a time when U.S. spy agencies are under pressure to step up their defenses against terrorist threats.
His departure had been rumored for months, but the nature of his resignation — without a replacement ready to be named — suggested a lack of coordination.
The U.S. official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Obama had first raised the possibility of replacing Blair in discussions with him this week. The White House had indicated a preference that Blair stay in the job until a successor could be named. Blair is the highest-ranking member of the administration to resign.
Current and former U.S. officials identified three candidates who have been spoken to about the job: former Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., who serves as co-chair of Obama's intelligence advisory board; James Clapper, a retired Air Force lieutenant general serving as undersecretary of defense for intelligence; and John Hamre, a former deputy secretary of defense who leads the Defense Policy Board.


text:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 04:24:25PM -0500, Matthew T. O'Connor wrote: > I don't want to add tables to existing databases, as I consider that > clutter and I never like using tools that clutter my production > databases. [...] > > Actually, this might be a necessary addition as pg_autovacuum currently > suffers from the startup transients that the FSM used to suffer from, > that is, it doesn't remember anything that happened the last time it > ran. A pg_autovacuum database could also be used to store thresholds > and counts from the last time it ran. You could use the same approach the FSM uses: keep a file with the data, PGDATA/base/global/pg_fsm.cache. You don't need the data to be in a table after all ... -- Alvaro Herrera (<alvherre[(at)]dcc(dot)uchile(dot)cl>) Essentially, you're proposing Kevlar shoes as a solution for the problem that you want to walk around carrying a loaded gun aimed at your foot. (Tom Lane)
Next: From: Josh Berkus Date: 2003-11-22 17:19:23 Subject: Re: pg_autoconfig.pl Previous: From: Nick Barr Date: 2003-11-22 11:56:35 Subject: pg_autoconfig.pl
Next: From: Stephan Szabo Date: 2003-11-22 16:21:52 Subject: Re: Anyone working on pg_dump dependency ordering? Previous: From: Andreas Pflug Date: 2003-11-22 11:25:26 Subject: Re: Anyone working on pg_dump dependency ordering?


text:
Henry Cocke, of Henrico Parish
Henrico Co., VA
Will Dated: 1 Feb 1714/15 (signed on board the ship
"Harrison" bound for Virginia)
Will Recorded: 4 Apr 1714/15
Executors: Brothers William Finney & James Powell Cocke
Witnesses: Thomas Posford, Will Livingston & William Dun
Heirs and Others Mentioned:
Brother: James Powell Cocke - "all my land on White Oak Swamp", 940 acres
Brother: Brassure Cocke - "plantation left to me" by brother Thos. Cocke, 500 acres next to White Oak Swamp
Sister: Elizabeth Cocke - "plantation lying on Maulburn [sic] Hill" & negroes
Rest of estate divided between brothers James Powell Cocke & Brassure Cocke
Source: Henrico Co. Wills & Deeds, 1714-1718, Page 17
Richard Cocke, Sr.
Henrico Co., VA
Will Dated: 4 Oct 1663
Executors: Wife Mary, Sons Richard & Thomas Cocke. "The Justices of the County to be overseers of this will."
Witnesses: Henry Randolph, Joseph Tanner & Henry Isham
Heirs and Others Mentioned:
Wife: Mary [SSS note - not his first wife]
Son: Richard Cocke
Son: Thomas Cocke
Son: Will Cocke
Son: John Cocke
Son: Richard (youngest)
Son: Richard "the older" (SSS note - not Mary's son)
Cousin [spelled "cozen" in will]: Daniel Jordan
Source: Miscellaneous Henrico Court Records, 1650-1807, Vol. I
Thomas Cocke, of Varina Parish
Henrico Co., VA
Will Dated: 29 Aug 1711
Will Recorded: 5 Nov 1711
Executors: Friends Littlebury Epes & Col. Samuel Harwood
Witnesses: John Minge, Robert Glover & John Mosier
Heirs and Others Mentioned:
Brother: James Powell Cocke
Deceased father
Brother: Henry Cocke
Brother: Brashaw Cocke (under age 16)
Grandmother [SSS note - she was living]
Grandfather: Thomas Cocke
Inventory & Appraisal: [pounds] 247/08/2-1/2
Inventory & Appraisal By: Littlebury Epes & Samuel Harwood
Inventory & Appraisal Dated: 12 Jan 1711
Inventory & Appraisal Recorded: 3 Mar 1711
Source: Henrico County Wills & Deeds, 1710-1714 - Will, pg. 102; Inventory & Appraisal, pg. 113
Thomas Cocke
Henrico Co., VA
Will Dated: 16 Jan 1706/7
Will Recorded: 1 Apr 1707
Executors: Son Thomas; "trusty friends" Thomas Farrar, Littlebury Epes & Samuel Harwood, Sr., Gent. "to be overseers"
Witnesses: James Cocke, James Dewlop & Charles Birk
Codicil Dated: 14 Feb 1706/7
Witnesses to Codicil: James Cocke, Robert Povall & James Dewlop
Heirs and Others Mentioned:
Son: Thomas Cocke
Son: James Powell Cocke (under age 16)
Brother: Stephen Cocke
Son: Henry Cocke
Son: Brassuir Cocke (under age 16)
Relationship not Stated: Edward Richardson
Daughter: Mary Cocke (under age 15)
Daughter Elizabeth Cocke (under age 15)
Relationship not Stated: Mr. Thos. Haistwell of London
Wife: Frances
Source: Henrico County Wills & Deeds, 1706-1709, Page 24
Thomas Cocke
Henrico Co., VA
Will Dated: 10 Dec 1691
Will Recorded: 1 Apr 1697
Executors: Wife & Son James Cocke
Witnesses: Jacob Ware, Thomas Smythe & Thomas Topping
Heirs and Others Mentioned:
Wife: Margaret
Stepson: Stephen Cocke & his daughter Agnes (under age 18)
Son: James Cocke & his daughter Elizabeth
Son: Thomas Cocke
Son: William Cocke & his daughter (under age 18)
Daughter: Agnes Harwood
Grandson: Thos. Harwood
Grandson: Joseph Harwood
Grandson: Samuel Harwood
Granddaughter: Joyce Harwood
Daughter: Temperance Harwood [SSS note - not Margaret's daughter]
Grandson: Thomas Cocke
Brother: Richard Cocke
Brother: John Pleasants
Grandson: James Cocke, son of Thos.
Son: Stephen Cocke
Grandson: Henry Cocke
Grandson: [can't read first name] Cocke (under age 18)
Source: Henrico County Wills & Deeds, 1688-1697, Page 684
Submitted by Susan Shields Sasek
All of the content on my web site is copyrighted, either by myself, the submitter or the source. The content is not public domain and is being made available for personal genealogical research only. No portion or content of either my web site or message board may be copied, redistributed, included or used in any format for any commercial or profitable purpose without written permission of the copyright holder for each instance.
My sincere thanks to my "genealogical angels" -- all of the special people who have helped me in my genealogy research and those who have generously sent me their research and records to be shared with others. Please see the contributors page to view some of their names.
Census Records | Vital Records | Family Trees & Communities | Immigration Records | Military Records Directories & Member Lists | Family & Local Histories | Newspapers & Periodicals | Court, Land & Probate | Finding Aids


text:
Hot Hunk Monday – Tim Takes the Lead! (Poll)
It's another exciting week for our Hot Hunks! Each week, we pit two country cuties against each other to decide who is the hottest. You can vote as often as you like, all week long! The winner each week will go on to defend his title against another sexy guy from Country Music on the next Hot Hunk Monday.
This week is looking to be a repeat of last week, when Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw battled it out. First Tim was in the lead, and then Kenny took it over!
It's deja vu all over again, as Luke Bryan had the lead yesterday, only to have it taken away by Tim McGraw! Tim has 52% of the votes, so it's still anyone's guess who will win. That's up to you!
Remember, click the button below to vote as often as you like, all week long. The winner will go on to face off against another fine example of country maleness on Hot Hunk Monday!


text:
Victory: Environmental groups force Ottawa to review pesticide products
Environmental groups have forced Ottawa to review the approval of up to 383 pesticide products containing 23 active ingredients including many with links to cancer and water contamination.
After a legal challenge by Ecojustice on behalf of Equiterre and the David Suzuki Foundation, the federal government will examine these pesticide products, which contain ingredients that are already banned for us in Europe, and will decide whether to ban or restrict their use in Canada.
The harmful impacts of these pesticides are well known. For example, Europe has banned Atrazine, one of the chemicals in the lawsuit, since 2004, but it is still approved in Canada for use on corn. Atrazine is a frequently detected herbicide widely contaminating Canadian surface water and groundwater, and poses health risks as an endocrine disruptor.
With the initiation of these special reviews, the environmental groups have won the first round in their efforts to protect the environment and Canadians' health. With this victory, the groups will now seek to put their lawsuit on hold, to give Canada time to fully commit to its legal duties to conduct pesticide reviews.
For more information, consult the press release: Groups had to sue the Minster of Health to secure reviews of pesticides already banned in Europe
- Login to post comments


text:
Xsolla Looking For Excellent CFO
We are a successful company that provides payment and billing solutions within the videogame industry. We've got a great team of enthusiastic employees who need some extra support. We are looking for a confident, analytical, timely, organized, smart and creative individual who is intersted in gaming and payment industry, able to operate independently and working closely with all company's departments. We need your help with the daily operations and we expect that you can help us grow and reach new level of financial management.
Hours: Monday-Friday, full time position.
Responsibilities include oversight and management of:
Your Skills:


text:
If you were a connector what kind of connector are you? View this page Connector Chart so you may know what kind of connector you are. But it doesn't matter what kind of connector you are.. as long as you connect with a purpose. :)
Electrical connectors is a device use for joining two or more device together. It comes in different sizes. It can be divided into two types the male and female connectors.
Male plug (for more info) is an electrical device with two or three pins that is inserted in a socket to make an electrical connection and female connector known as jack is a a connector attached to a wire, cable, or piece of hardware, having one or more recessed holes with electrical terminals inside, and constructed in such a way that a plug with exposed conductors (male connector).
Got tech questions about cabling or connectors? L-com may be able to help! Lcom features different kind of connector both the male and female connectors that are commonly used. It helps you also to describe what kind of connectors you need.
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- 0 Comments


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the website.
This step is voluntary but will drastically enhance your chances of getting noticed by other people on the website. Tell people about yourself, your interests and upload a nice photo of yourself.
Use our website's advanced search to locate members who suit your needs. Or just browse through listings and locate people that you like.
Discovered someone who meets your requirements? Send them a few words or just a wink and see what they say. With a little luck you'll be on your way to a once in a lifetime experience.
It only takes a few clicks


text:
Have a look at this gorgeous chandelier I discovered via kwerner's design blog! And made using fine chipboard! I often wonder why people don't share my enthusiasm when I discover some creative new idea to make. So, fellow crafty girl, and designer of this great idea- I share your enthusiasm on such a gorgeous chandelier!! Here's the link to this lovely chandelier-enjoy!
Take a look at this blog to enter the Seet Tweet chandelier giveaway


text: By Aaron Crowe, dealnews contributor Store credit cards usually aren't the best credit cards to have, especially if they offer just 3% back on purchases at flagship stores and only 1% rewards when you shop elsewhere. Many other credit cards have greater rewards at more retailers, and often offer lower interest rates. But for people who frequently shop at one store and pay their balances in full each month, the perks of using a specific retailer's credit card can be worthwhile. Some merchants offer extra discounts — like 15% off an initial purchase — when you first use the card, and others provide discounts once you meet certain purchase levels. Other perks include free shipping, sales or coupons for card holders only, and 0% interest financing. dealnews researched the best store credit cards, and found a few cards from major retailers offer enticing perks. Before you get any store credit card though, check to make sure it has an American Express, MasterCard, or Visa logo to ensure that it can be used wherever those cards are accepted. This allows you to earn points everywhere you use it and not just at the store that issued it. If the card doesn't have the traditional credit card affiliations, you're looking at a store charge card that can only be used at the issuing retailer. Kohl's for example offers this kind of card. These charge cards still have many perks, but you can't use the card at other stores. Here are eight of the best store credit cards and the perks they offer: Target For the millions of people who shop at Target, the REDcards offer 5% off purchases (including at checkout) and free shipping online. After filling five prescriptions, you'll get a coupon for 5% off a future purchase. The Target Visa REDcard is also accepted at other merchants and makes it easy to pay your utilities bills through Billeo. Costco Costco's TrueEarnings American Express card doesn't have an annual fee (for Costco members), has 0% APR for six months, includes 3% cash back on gas purchases, extends manufacturers' warranties for a year, and offers pre-sale tickets for concerts and sporting events. Walmart Walmart offers both a store charge card that can only be used at Walmart and a Discover credit card. Both give $20 back an initial $100 purchase, if made the day the account is opened. Users also save 5 cents per gallon at Walmart gas stations, pay no annual fee, and get a free monthly FICO Score when they opt to receive their monthly credit card statements online. Amazon A $30 Amazon gift card comes with the Amazon Rewards Visa credit card, which offers three points for every $1 spent at Amazon; two points for every $1 spent at gas stations, restaurants, and drugstores; and one point for every other $1 spent. Add those all up, and every 100 points equals $1 off purchases at Amazon. Plus there's no annual fee. Lowe's The Lowe's Consumer credit card offers 5% off at Lowe's stores and its website. If you spend more than $299 at one time with the card, you'll receive the perk of not having to pay any interest if you make the minimum monthly payment and pay in full within six months. This card offers a convenient way to make big purchases at Lowe's, provided you can pay off the balance within six months. Macy's Macy's has two credit card options: its American Express credit card offers 1.5% to 3% rewards for every $1 spent at the store, and 1% elsewhere. Plus, returns are accepted without a receipt. Macy's also has a store-only credit card that offers a 15% discount on purchases made in the first two days of activation. Bloomingdale's Like Macy's, Bloomingdale's offers two types of cards: one for in-store credit charges only, and an American Express credit card. The AmEx card offers 3% back on store purchases and 2% back elsewhere after a minimum of $1,000 is spent annually. Both cards offer points for purchases: 5,000 points equals $25 in rewards. After charging $100 in a Bloomingdale's restaurant, the cardholder can receive a free entrée and non-alcoholic beverage. Customers who buy five pairs of women's shoes also receive 25% off their next pair. Like other American Express cards, this Bloomingdale's American Express card also offers dining and entertainment offers and deals at hotels. L.L.Bean The L.L.Bean Visa credit card has no annual fee and pays 3% in rewards for shopping at its stores and 1% elsewhere. Plus it offers free shipping (both ways) and free monogramming. Cardholders are automatically sent $10 L.L.Bean coupons as they're accrued. While there are credit cards that offer greater advantages and bigger returns on purchases, if you mostly shop at a single store, its credit cards may be worth the common tradeoff of getting fewer points elsewhere. And remember, there's nothing wrong with 0% percent financing or a 0% interest rate for a few months, but be sure to pay off the card before interest. If you don't pay the monthly balance in full, the interest you'll have to pay could negate any savings you initially received, and that'd be a waste of a good deal. What are your favorite store credit cards, and which perks do you like the most? Tell us in the comments section below. Aaron Crowe is a freelance journalist in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked as a reporter and an editor for newspapers and websites. Follow him on Twitter — @AaronCrowe. Follow @dealnewsfeature on Twitter for the latest roundups, price trend info, and stories. You can also sign up for an email alert for all dealnews features.


text:
Spring is here, and there's new construction sprouting up all over the city. Shiny new homes glitter like fancy pieces of jewelry, luring potential buyers and taunting curious folks like me.
I love going to open houses even though I'm not in the market to buy a new home. I'm curiously fascinated (and nosy) not always about the house, but by the interior design - also known in the real estate biz as "staging."
What exactly is home staging?
It is the act of making a house appealing to the highest number of potential buyers.
Translation: Perfectly placed artwork, luxurious furniture and cool accents. I always leave asking myself, "How come my home can't look like this?"
"What you like is the fact that it's de-cluttered," explains home staging expert Shirin Sarikhani.
It's true, in a staged home there are no plastic toys or mounds of kid drawings on the dining room table. No piles of never ending laundry, or dishes waiting to be put in the dishwasher. Which makes me ask, what can a person like myself do to get that staged home look, without throwing away everything in my house?
Sarikhani offers three tips that she says, won't break the bank.
"Buying compounds the problem of clutter, so purge not add," says Sarikhani. So often she says people think they need to buy new stuff when redesigning their space. Instead, she suggests getting rid of stuff without a purpose that's just taking up space. For instance, those candle holders and that alien plastic toy that's been on our mantle collecting dust. Why are they there if we aren't using them?
Mix and Match
"It's totally ok to mix in old and modern, high end and everyday priced pieces," says Sarikhani. She maintains the mix gives a home layers and depth. Sarikhani also encourages showcasing something with meaning and history in your home. For instance an heirloom piece from a loved one or old photos nicely framed.
Invest in Quality not Quantity
This bit of advice is an extension of Sarikhani's first tip. "Invest in something you use a lot, like say a quality couch. Go cheap on accent pieces like a coffee table. This stretches your budget and allows you to mix."
Finally, Sarikhani says don't feel the need to decorate your entire home in one swoop, or spend your entire budget at one store. Take one room at a time, this will help you build a cohesive look.
Perfect advice, just in time for spring-cleaning.


text:
My eyes are asymmetric in the way that my right eye sits higher than the left, which I realize is normal. However my eyes inner corners don't point to each other too well, which further exaggerates the asymmetry between my eyes. So my question is if it's possible to alter one eyes medial angle to match the other ones medial angle? On the left of the picture is my eye unedited, and on the right I have edited it to make it loosely look the way I want it to. Please answer! Thanks in advance.
Alter the Medial Angle of One Eye to Match the Other Eye's Angle?
Doctor Answers 4
I personally don't see much of a difference
One glaring omission from your photos is the picture of your left eye. We have NO idea what the asymmetry between the right and left eye is. If the modified photo that you show here corrects the asymmetry, then there is no real asymmetry visible to the casual observer. Surgery around the medial eyelid (medial canthus) can be very tricky and for a change that subtle, not worth it in my opinion. Good luck!
Learn more: http://francisnyplasticsurgery.com/face.asp#eyelid
Asymmetry of upper eyelid crease
I can not tell much of the difference either. If you do have significant asymmetry between the right and the left eyes and you really want to do surgery I would do both eyes not just one to match the other. As long as you understand they will never look exactly the same but may be some improvement of the asymmetry.
Not advised at All! Correction of the Inner corner of the Eye
I agree with Dr. Steinsapir. There are so many delicate structures in that region that do not need to be violated to try to improve that area. The Cure is Worse than the Disease!
Dr. ES
You might also like...
Say, how much does this bother you?
While are ways to manipulate the inner corner of the eye, the results are so unpredictable that the absolute best advice is to forget about it. Yes, you might find a surgeon foolish enough to try to make this change for you. However, the mostly likely outcome is scaring in the inner corner of the eye and a worse situation.
One question I have is how much time per day do you find yourself thinking about this issue. If you have obsessive thoughts about this, or feel embarrassed in public because you think that others are talking about or making jokes about the inner corner of the eye, that would be abnormal. Individuals with these types of preoccupations fall into a category called body dysmorphic disorder. Cognitive behavioral therapy can be helpful to understand and control these thoughts. A psychologist provides this type of care.
Learn more: http://www.lidlift.com
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


text:
News and Events
Are people aging more slowly? Could that explain declines in age-related diseases, such as dementia and hip fractures?
"Our mission is to conduct high quality multi-center studies that have an impact on science, clinical practice, and public health."
The San Francisco Coordinating Center is a non-profit, academic research organization with over 20 years of experience in conducting multicenter studies and clinical trials. The Coordinating Center is a collaborative enterprise among researchers from the CPMC Research Institute and the UCSF School of Medicine, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
The Coordinating Center has a large repository of data, biospecimens, radiographic images and genotype data from our long term studies on important health outcomes.
We have conducted or are currently conducting studies in these areas:
- Aging/longevity
- Benefits of physical activity and exercise
- Cardiovascular disease
- Circadian Rythm
- Cognitive function/dementia
- Endocrine disorders
- Insomnia/sleep disorders
- Genetics
- Neonatology
- Osteoarthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Research methods in biostatistics and study design


text:
The International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA)We are an organization representing the four snowmobile manufacturers. We coordinate committees within the industry to handle concerns such as snowmobile safety, the promotion of the lifestyle activity of snowmobiling, keeping accurate statistics, reporting the growth of the industry and the positive economic impact snowmobiling has throughout the world. There are four major manufacturers that build snowmobiles:
Latest industry facts
There are four major manufacturers that build snowmobiles. They are: Arctic Cat – Headquartered in Thief River Falls, MN; BRP – Headquartered in Valcourt, Quebec; Polaris Industries – Headquartered in Medina, MN; and Yamaha Motor Corporation – Headquartered in Cypress, CA.
In 2017 there were 118,657 snowmobiles sold worldwide; 50,659 were sold in the U.S. and 44,161 were sold in Canada. There are over 1.2 million registered snowmobiles in the US and over 600,000 registered snowmobiles in Canada
The Economic Impact of Snowmobiling:
- United States$26 billion annually
Canada$8 billion annually
Europe & Russia$5 billion annually
Read More
Latest snowmobiling videosYouTube channel for the latest videos on rider safety, avalanche awareness and fun events!
International Snowmobile Safety Week
"Take a Friend Snowmobiling" Campaign
June 13-16, 2018
2018 International Snowmobile Congress
Halifax, NS
Get Involved in 2017-2018 Snowmobiling Season Events!
There have been a few nips in the air and that can only mean that winter is on its way - hopefully bringing lots of snow, cold weather and great snowmobiling.
Snowmobileinfo.org offers safety education resources and training materials
Snowmobileinfo.org offers links to avalanche education providers and avalanche centers, providing up-to-the-minute weather reports, mountain and snow conditions and avalanche danger ratings.
Snowmobileinfo.org an important source for snowmobile safety
Snowmobileinfo.org a comprehensive website supplying detailed information on safety education resources, avalanche education and information, training manuals, access resources and other pertinent snowmobiling information for snowmobilers, the general public, snowmobiling management agencies and land managers.
Go Snowmobiling Campaign Expands its Reach
The Go Snowmobiling campaign has been a great success. Clubs, Groups, and Associations across North America have held Military Rides, Political Rides, and often just have fun holding snowmobile rides with friends and family alike. Winter is starting strong, and there is still a good bit of winter to come this year. The trails and riding areas in many parts of North America are in phenomenal shape. During this time of year, we are seeing a little bit more daylight and the temperatures are a little warmer, so the improved temperatures and additional daylight improves our opportunity and riding comfort.
Snowmobile Safety: Ride Safe and Have Fun!
Now is the time for snowmobilers to keep snowmobile safety a top-of-mind awareness issue. Snowmobile safety is nothing new to organized snowmobiling. Snowmobile administrators, the manufacturers, snowmobile associations and clubs joined together years ago in developing the Safe Riders! You make snowmobiling safe™ safety campaign which emphasized safe snowmobiling practices, training and enforcement. The campaign includes safety related materials such as decals, posters, the Safe Riders! DVD, public service announcements, and more.
Backcountry Ascender Growing Worldwide
The objective of the partnership is to help disseminate knowledge. The Backcountry Ascender Program is well on its way to improving backcountry and avalanche awareness and education for all snowmobilers. We are already seeing positive preparedness and proficiency behavior changes, as riders all over North America are practicing using their avalanche equipment and signing up for Avalanche Awareness Classes.
Backcountry Ascender program
Backcountry Ascender is a free and simple backcountry and avalanche educator. The platform uses educational gamification and good-natured competition to encourage rider's awareness and improve their backcountry knowledge, skills, and practical experience.
Snowmobile research work revisited
In 2006, extensive research work was performed to help us understand the perceptions individuals have of snowmobiling. The research also highlighted the priorities of outdoor recreationists of all kinds.
Snowmobile Community looks forward to a great winter season
The snowmobile manufacturers are looking forward to a strong sales year and great snowmobiling. New products at spring shows had a warm acceptance and advanced showings and open houses are touting excellent crowd interest and deposits on new sleds. This winter promises abundant reasonably priced fuel matched with a snowy winter, supported by a La Niña forecast for the snow belt across North America. According to weather forecasters, we can expect higher than normal snowfalls and "real winter" temperatures.
Backcountry Ascender Program to be Launched at Hay Days
Backcountry Ascender is a free and simple backcountry & avalanche educator. The application uses good-natured competition to help riders learn and improve their backcountry knowledge, skills, practical experience, and confidence.
Safe Riders! Campaign Celebrates 20th Anniversary!
The Safe Riders! You Make Snowmobiling Safe© safety campaign was initiated in 1995 through a partnership with the snowmobile manufacturer members of ISMA – Arctic Cat, BRP, Polaris, and Yamaha and the state and provincial snowmobile associations and clubs located throughout the snow-belt of North America. The goal of the campaign is to keep safety a 'top of mind awareness' subject while snowmobiling. The content of the campaign was created with input from all corners of the snowmobile world and continues to live and grow in ideas and outreach.
Effective engagement with members of congress
For the past 15 years I have felt it necessary to make regular trips to Washington DC to promote snowmobile enthusiasts' access to public lands.
These trips, initially prompted by the Clinton Administration's proposed ban on snowmobiles in all National Parks, have given me a healthy perspective on the challenges facing those who petition Congress on behalf of "special interests."
"Snowmobiling"a unique partnership between the manufacturers and their customers
The Snowmobile Manufacturers have a unique relationship with their customer base. The relationships and the friendships begin on the trails and in the mountains. The manufacturer employees, beginning with the Chief Executive Officers, Marketing Managers, Accountants, and Production Teams love to snowmobile.
Snowmobile Sales Continue to Grow in North America
The International Snowmobile Manufacturers are pleased to report that snowmobile sales in North America.


text:
While express consent campaigns have been touted as the silver bullet for the consent framework under Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL), gaining express consent has its own set of challenges. With CASL's penalties as high as $10 million per violation for organizations, this exclusive for The Privacy Advisor examines the legislation with special attention to the scenarios under which organizations may rely on implied consent, the grandfathering provisions for implied consent and the processes for seeking express consent, to name a few. Editor's Note: The upcoming Ottawa KnowledgeNet "Implementing Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation" on June 21 will provide insights and a legislative update on CASL from Bill Abbott of Bell Canada, Andy Kaplan-Myrth of Industry Canada and Kelly-Anne Smith of Canadian Radio-Television Telecommunications Commission.
Full Story
If you want to comment on this post, you need to login.


text:
Olivier Giroud gunning for the title after finding his range with Arsenal
Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud believes the Gunners will play a 'very interesting role' in the Premier League title race.
The France international bagged his first league goal since a £12million summer move from Montpellier in the 3-1 win at West Ham on Saturday as the north Londoners recovered from the disappointing home defeat to leaders Chelsea.
And although Arsenal are just outside the top six and seven points off the pace, Giroud believes there is plenty more to come.
'We will keep going and stay confident for the future. I think we have a very interesting role in this championship,' said the 26-year-old.
Giroud produced a neat close-range finish when turning in Lukas Podolski's cross to equalise at Upton Park, and is relieved to have got off the mark in the league.
'I expected it to be difficult at first because the Premier League is a level higher and I have had to adapt,' added Giroud, who also hit the target for the Gunners in their 6-1 Carling Cup demolition of Coventry.
'It is nice to have scored my first [league] goal, that will give me a lot of confidence for the future.
'I feel good about this team and I am confident that I will score more goals. Why not a dozen like in my first season at Montpellier?'
Podolski opened his Arsenal account in the 2-0 win at Liverpool before the last international break.
The German, signed from Cologne in an £11million deal, feels Giroud can now play with more freedom when the domestic action begins again with a trip to Norwich on October 20.
'Everybody wants goals from strikers and it was not easy for Olivier,'
Podolski said. 'You must wait for your chance, keep fighting and the goals will come.'


text:
After watching him in a tournament in Los Angeles in the spring, Purdue tracked Ronnie Harrell closely at the adidas Invitational.
Premium Content
Subscribe today to read the full article and get everything Rivals has to offer.
- Member-only message boards
- Exclusive highlights and recruiting interviews
- Exclusive coverage of Rivals Camp Series
- Breaking recruiting news


text:
We are not discussing here the artwork that hangs in our great museums and art galleries. The items in the Government Art Collection are primarily used in ministerial offices, government buildings, embassies and ambassadors' residencies around the globe.
Read Whole Story
Get top stories and blog posts emailed to me each day..


text:
Get the Best Priced Ford F150 Heritage Purge Valve
- Fast Shipping
- 30-Day Return Policy
- Low Prices
Ford F150 Heritage Replacement Purge Valve Information
Search our online purge valve catalog and find the lowest priced discount auto parts on the web. We sell wholesale to the public. We offer high quality new, OEM, aftermarket and remanufactured Ford F150 Heritage Purge Valve parts. We specialize in a wide-variety of high-quality car parts and accessories for your car, truck or SUV. Call toll free to order or place your order online via our secure checkout system. Our online parts catalog uses real-time inventory, so you can be assured the parts you buy are in stock at the time of ordering. Most orders are shipped the same day. They are available for the following Ford F150 Heritage years: 2004, 04. This part is also sometimes called Ford F150 Heritage Purge Valves. We stock purge valve parts for most Ford models including F150, Ranger, Fusion, Mustang, Escape, Explorer, Expedition, F250 Super Duty, Escort, Edge, Crown Victoria, Focus, Taurus, Five Hundred, Freestar, Thunderbird, Windstar, F250, E150 Econoline, E150, Flex, E350 Super Duty, Explorer Sport Trac, E250 Econoline, E250, F350 Super Duty, Freestyle, E350 Econoline Club Wagon, Aerostar, Bronco, Excursion, E150 Club Wagon, E150 Econoline Club Wagon, E350 Econoline, F350, Econoline Super Duty, E350 Club Wagon, F550 Super Duty, F450 Super Duty and Transit Connect.
We stock these Purge Valve brands for the Ford F150 Heritage: Dorman and Motorcraft.
Click to Enlarge (1 Reviews)
5 Stars
Dorman W0133-1861212
Purge Valve
Loading Reviews...
Product List Price:$172.03
Our List Price: $35.48
Product SKU: W0133-1861212
Product Note: Location-Vapor Canister
Inventory: In Stock
Condition: New
Shipping Options:
Ground, Overnight, 2 Day
Click to Enlarge (2 Reviews)
5 Stars
Motorcraft CX-1597
Purge Valve
Loading Reviews...
Our List Price: $61.33
Product SKU: CX-1597
Product Note: Fuel Vapor Canister Purge Valve -- F75E-9C915-AA
Inventory: In Stock
Condition: New
Shipping Options:
Click to Enlarge (Read reviews)
Product List Price:$93.24
Our List Price: $61.48
Product SKU: W0133-1861369
Product Note: Location-Engine Bay
Inventory: In Stock
Condition: New
Made By: OEM
(Original Equipment Manufacturer) - a replacement part made by the manufacturer of the original part.
Shipping Options:
Ground, Overnight, 2 Day
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage Air Filter 5.4L V8 Full
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage XL Air Mass Meter 4.6L V8 Jet Chips
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage Air Mass Sensor 4.2L V6 Delphi
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage Cabin Filter NPN
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage XL Cold Air Intake 4.2L V6 K&N
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage EGR Valve 4.2L V6 Motorcraft
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage Intake Manifold 4.2L V6 Upper Dorman
- 04 2004 Ford F150 Heritage SVT Lightning Throttle Body Spacer 5.4L V8 Trans Dapt
Very satisfied with my purchase. Order was processed quickly and arrived in 2 days!
Absolutely did what they said they would do. I was told that If I placed my order before 4pm I would have it next day. I ordered at 4pm and had my parts my 18hours later. For only $25 shipping. ...