text:
- //Home
- //Books
- //Reviews
- //Geoffrey Hill
This Canon Fires
To my great surprise, Geoffrey Hill is one of the most highly acclaimed poets of our time, but this surprise is due almost entirely to my own ignorance. I'd heard his name a few times, as well as an interesting-sounding description or two of his work, but never sought it out; then come to find out through a press release, he is variously described by four different critics as "the finest British poet of our time," "the most powerful living poet," "indisputably the best living poet in English and perhaps in the world," and "probably the best writer alive." Those are some very serious claims and so I was immediately suspicious, considering a) any such hype is to be flatly uh-huhed, b) one of the critics was the too-prescriptive-for-this-sailor's-taste Harold Bloom, while others were also highly, rather than deeply, established, and c) perhaps the only other poet who received such praise during his life was Robert Frost, who wrote somewhere in the neighborhood of two truly great poems. But I tell ya: with the right tool or two to read Hill with, definitely lean towards believing the hype.
The title of Geoffrey Hill's Speech! Speech! is simultaneously a call for spontaneous, ceremonial oration, and a happy pointing-at the subject and medium of the book: language as an entity among us. Words seem to have always been this way, to one degree or another a shifty, shifting force that is and has undeniable effect on our lives but with the dizzying increase of "information" and the speed of its spread (yikes), with so much being published (literally meaning just "made public") in one form or another, the highways are more backed up with shallow traffic, and part of Hill's task is to use all of those vehicles, but skillfully, and have them actually be meaningful.
Speech! Speech!
Geoffrey Hill
(Counterpoint Books)
I can't help likening Hill's book to U2's Zoo TV tour as a parody and critique of media sprawl, channel surfing, and a constant stream of consciousness-redirecting headlines, catch phrases, commercial declaratives, and general electrical static which we end up either letting wash over us and so succumb to the blue-glazed indifference of the altar-screen, or wake up to the middleman role of technological media, that it is in between viewers and a not-necessarily-far-away reality. Are we the drone's drones?
It's a dynamic, patience-testing book, full of dozens (formally and competitively) and dares, doublespeak, recurring characters ("PEOPLE"), voices and fragments, stage directions, allusion, illusion, luscious careening between high and low art, found language both desperate and hilarious, foreign languages, puns ("Go for baroque"), hybrids, quotations, splices of colloquialisms, metapoetic commentary ("Virtue is all in timing"), seeming non-sequitur, and gorgeous imagery combined with melancholy questioning ("A pale full sun, draining its winter light…is this vision enough unnamed, unknown/bird of immediate flight, of estuaries?") a manic squall that will challenge a good many readers on the surface level alone, and understandably so. What's most remarkable to me, however, is how much each of the section-poems can hold, how far the diction (and thus consciousness) can stretch and sweep in 12 lines, how wide the speech ranges. Here's section 26:
No time at all really, a thousand years.
When are computers peerless, folk
festivals not health hazards? Why and how
in these orations do I twist my text?
APPLY FOR FAST RELIEF. Dystopia
on Internet: profiles of the new age;
great gifts unprized; craven audacity's
shockers glow-in-the-dark geriatric
wigs from old candy-floss (cat-calls, cheers).
Starved fourteenth-century mystics write of LOVE.
When in doubt perform. Stick to the much-used
CHECKMATE condom (laughter, cries of 'shame').
This is one type of poetry I long to see more of these days: fully aware of the art's history, yet departing into/coming with new territory with humor, energy, beauty, and a critical eye.
I managed to read it in one sitting, and some sections are nearly impenetrable, with too much hermeticism and too little resonance to relent and say "Yes, I'll follow this nearly uncrackable kernel, for its contours are lovely enough." Hill's abrupt shifts of collaged narrative can also certainly wear thin on even the most Ashbery-loving readers of poetry at times it's just plain monotonous. But for the most part the book has a kind of messy music, and such brilliant juxtapositions of language, that more than thrice I felt like Emily Dickinson, like the top of my head had just been taken off.
Although a mart-like (take your pick!) offering of Marx-like (take your pick) mischief, Speech! Speech! is far more serious than mere kitsch and crash, largely due to Hill's alleged stature as "the best writer alive", his seemingly fanatical language-collecting energy, and his technical ability. The obvious formal consistency of section-poems, with their 12 loosely iambic lines and bracket syllabics (usually 7-11 per line) is surface; as for substance, what he chooses to say next, how he arranges these startling bricks is what makes the thing stand. To my mind, the constant risks in diction shifts earn Hill the benefit of the doubt; after 15 or 20 sections, it's like you're swimming in a new river you simply get used to it, and even the winding tributaries are worthy of exploration, and are fulfilled, contextualized by the relentlessly non-linear narrative and vocal mosaic. Those constant risks become the book's foundation, and it's with a willingness to explore that a reader needs to begin, with dynamic patience.
T.S. Eliot was from St. Louis but desperately wanted to be British; Geoffrey Hill is British but Speech! Speech! seems to critique or at least adopt a particularly American consciousness. Aside from one man's escapist desire and another's brilliant railing against such desire, Eliot's The Waste Land is probably the best referent for Hill's book, with a more recent companion being Carolyn Forche's The Angel of History. Any of the three books might be called "a polyphonic symphony of utterance" (Forche's phrase), but while Eliot's seems to drearily shudder before its subject, and Forche's violently testifies, Hill's explodes 120 times in uniform doses which are to be admired for their ability to contain an astonishing array of language and still hold up as exciting, entertaining pieces of an ambitious and important poetic sequence. This is one Anglo-white-male-old-fart who holds his own, from whom both the edges and mainstream can take a cue.
Lost Bayou Ramblers "Allons a Lafayette" (video) (premiere) // Music
Jean Caffeine "Winter of Hate" (video) (premiere) // Music
The Skullers 'Meet the Skullers' (album stream) (premiere) // Music
Jason Molina's Mythological Palette, Warts and All
// Re:Print
"Osmon lights the oil lamps on the process of Molina's creative wonder, from toddling on the shores of Lake Erie to the indie folk pedestal he so deservedly sits upon today.READ the article


text:
binära optioner omx Publisher's Description
miglior trader opzioni binarie Title: service manual for weaver jack
forex yatırım semineri Languages: Multiple languages
Priligy ordering without a dr Downloads:
review of binary options trading signals Last week:
Tadalafil Oral Strips Last updated:
03/11/2015 02:32:17
http://www.hopeforthewearymom.com/?strazu=redditi-opzioni-binarie&ae4=56 redditi opzioni binarie License:
kostenloses demokonto für binäre optionen OS support:
Windows (all)
9 ema trading strategy User rating:
[4.3 out of 5] (175 votes)
TOP Downloads service manual for weaver jack:
03/11/2015 02:32:17
piattaforme automatiche per opzioni binarie con robot Weaver Jack MADE IN USA Hydraulic Tastylia Tadalafil Oral Strips Buy 20 MG Without Prescription Service Jacks and iq option invita amici Jack Stands buy generic Viagra in Raleigh North Carolina Manual Pallet Jack Repair Service. We köpa Viagra thailand service pallet jack trucks of all sizes and load capacities including but not limited to the following makes: trading strategies arbitrage Weaver Jack MADE IN USA Hydraulic wfx forex Service Jacks and strategie trading 60 secondi Jack Stands1-800-331-0839 Fax 1-800-366-5939 US $ 19.95 CAN $ 29.95 This manual is intended for basic service and maintenance of the Crown pallet jack. The pallet jacks you are ...Lincoln, Manual 4 Ton Capacity Hydraulic Service Jack, W93657, W93657
 Manual 4 Ton Capacity
 Hydraulic Service Jack
 This ...Manuals. We carry a selection of Service, Repair and Parts Manuals to keep your outdoor power equpiment and small engine running smoothly. These manuals are …BlackhawkParts is an industry leader in the distribution and manufacturing of repair kits, parts and accessories for automotive, construction and industrial hydraulic ...2/17/2014 · вастановление не работаюшего автомобильного домкратаTecumseh Manuals. Tecumseh Manuals: Jacks is your Place! We have the Manuals you need, with fast shipping and great prices! For lawn mower parts and accessories ...Direct-Lift. Two Post Lift. HR8000 Operation and Parts Manual. Pro 9D Operation and Parts Manual. Pro 9F Operation and Parts Manual. Pro 10 Operation and Parts Manual
service manual for weaver jack
Last Updates:
Scorpion s01e02 -mkv
trauma song
nick and norah soundtrack list
top songs played on radio
mp3 qoshiqlar 2010
orifice pdf
samsung camcorder driver vista
single wing football books
carumba online game
active barcode download
tigerr benson double
microsoft tif multi page download
Piranha 3d (2010) - 2D
soundtrack zack and miri make
shuttle craft game
creative ways for books reports
how to open torrent files on mac
visual basic black book
abba game lodge
only this moment sound track mp3
amd gaming program
city of angels soundtrack download
john kacere images of his painting
how to shim neck
phoenix- if i ever feel better torrent

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The question: Who is the brave Canadian game show host who chased down a female intruder at a hotel in the buff and consequently tore a tendon? Who is Alex Trebek? You are correct for $1200.
The nude sleeper recounted to "The Today Show" (as reported by the New York Post): "I realized immediately someone had been in the room. I put on my underwear and ran down the hall to see if I could find her." The altercation happened around 2:30am while Trebek was sleeping (commando) with his wife in a San Francisco hotel room (he was in town to host the National Geographic World Championship event) – when he realized that some cash and jewellery was missing the 71-year-old Sudbury, Ontario native went after the woman, who has since been detained.
In the process Trebek suffered a painful injury, ripping a tendon in his foot, and he is expected to undergo surgery on Friday. He will then be put into a cast for six weeks. He was seen leaving a hospital on crutches shortly after the incident.
The woman involved in the attempted theft has been arrested – Lucinda Moyers, 56, is being charged with burglary and being in possession of stolen property, and has a $625,000 bail. Many of the items she attempted to steal were recovered. However, one thing that was not found was a treasured bracelet Trebek had. He said to the Toronto Sun, "We got most of our stuff back, except the one piece of jewellery that I ever wear. It's a bracelet that my mother gave me many years ago, so that's gone. And cash. I figured she stashed it somewhere in the hotel, and we'll come back to retrieve it someday."
Moyers will be arraigned on Monday.
Photo Credit: Nikki Nelson / WENN.com


text:
Engaged RAF firefighter hanged himself after gay sex with medic
An RAF firefighter killed himself hours after cheating on his fiancee with a male airman at his base, an inquest heard yesterday.
Distraught Robert Fleeting hanged himself in his room just hours after drunkenly having sex with an RAF medic following a night out with friends.
Comrades found the body of the serviceman – who was engaged to be married to his fiancee – hanged next to five suicide notes.
One tragic note read: 'I'm sorry mum and dad.'
An inquest into the 24-year-old's death at Oxford coroner's court yesterday heard that Mr Fleeting, from East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, had been stationed at RAF Benson in Oxfordshire since February 2011.
He had been out drinking with friends from the base the night before his death on September 4 last year.
Mr Fleeting and seven friends – including a medic identified only as AB – enjoyed a night out in nearby Henley-on-Thames before returning to their headquarters at 2.30am.
Openly gay AB told the inquest they had then gone back to his room and had a few more drinks before having sex.
Christopher Coltart, representing Mr Fleeting's family at the inquest, told AB: 'The family have great difficulty in coming to terms with Robert's apparent sexuality and how he died.'
Friends found Mr Fleeting's body hanging behind the door of his room the following day.
Five suicide notes were found at the foot of his body for his family and fiancee Maxine Menhennet.
He was found to have a blood alcohol level of 240 and a urine alcohol level of 304 when he died, making him between three and four times the drink-drive limit.
Pathologist Professor Ian Robert said that there was evidence Robert had had anal sex but he could not tell if it was consensual.
There was no evidence to suggest that he had been given a date rape drug.
The post mortem examination concluded that there was no third party involvement and gave the cause of death as hanging.
A police investigation found that there was nothing to suggest any third party involvement in the death.
Oxfordshire Coroner Nicholas Gardiner said he could not conceive that Robert's death was due to an accident.
'I have come to the conclusion that he took his own life,' he told the aircraftsman's family.
Speaking after the hearing, his father, Charlie Fleeting, said he was unhappy with the verdict.
He said that the family had made a complaint to the Independent Police Complaints Commission about the police investigation into Robert's death.
'I want the case re-investigated by the police,' he said.
'The last seven months have been the worst of my life. My son was living his dream when he died.'


text:
The dish on Long Island's restaurant and food scene.
One of Long Island's kitschiest, most nostalgic eateries is now part of history. Say goodbye to Long Island Cheeseburger, a brightly painted Wantagh building on Merrick Road where Elvis Presley, "The Honeymooners" and Betty Boop were part of the memorabilia theme.
Recalled from a past visit: a fat, juicy turkey cheeseburger and a meltingly fine Philly cheesesteak.


text:
NewswireToday - /newswire/ -
Somerset, PA, United States, 2006/10/23 - Written for day traders, active traders and investors. A review of the market activity for the day, economic data plus, world news.
The markets took a slight dip into negative territory early on in the session but held steadfast in positive territory through out the day. Amidst tight trading ranges and light trading volume, the new week began with a quiet session. At the closing bell, here is how the major indices rapped up the session: the DOW (Dow Jones Industrial Average) proudly stomped higher to post a triple digit gain of over 114 ½ points while setting another new record high close; the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) climbed higher by the close to gain over 34 ½ points; the NASDAQ picked up just over 13 ¼ points; the S&P 500 moved higher by almost 8 points on the session and the RUSSELL 2000 climbed just shy of one point for the day. The FTSE All-World Index ex-US (top Large/Mid Cap aggregate from over 2,700 stocks from the FTSE Global Equity Index Series (GEIS) which covers 90% of the worlds investable market capitalization) moved higher by less than one point and the FTSE RAFI 1000 moved higher by almost 35 points on the day.
Economic data released for the day: None for the day.
On the commodities markets, the trend was mostly lower across the board today: Light crude fell by $0.52 to close at $58.81 a barrel; Brent Crude ended the day on Friday lower by $1.19 at $59.68 a barrel; Heating Oil moved lower on the session by $0.01 to close at $1.71 a gallon; Natural Gas ended the day lower by $0.22 at $8.09 per million BTU and Unleaded Gas closed flat with no change at $1.47 a gallon.
Metals ended the session lower across the board for the second straight session: Gold fell sharply again by $13.50 to close at $582.90 an ounce; Silver moved lower by $0.30 to close at $11.67 an ounce; Platinum plummeted again by $7.70 to close at $1,074.40 an ounce and Copper ended the day lower by $0.01 to close at $3.45 per pound.
On the Livestock and Meat markets, the trend was higher on the session: Lean Hogs moved higher by 0.68 again today to close at 60.03; Pork Bellies closed much higher by 1.58 to end the day at 89.10; Live Cattle moved higher by 1.63 to end the day at 88.70 and Feeder Cattle ended higher by 0.25 to close at 103.78.
Bonds were down across the board today ahead of the FOMC meeting which begins tomorrow: 2 year Bond closed down 2/32 at 99 15/32; 5 year bond closed lower by 5/32 at 98 22/32; 10 year bond moved lower by 9/32 to end the day at 100 12/32 and the 30 year bond closed much lower by 19/32 at 93 2/32.
The end of day results for the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) which is comprised of the total Exchange Volume for Futures and Options (EVFO) including Electronic, Open Auction and Cash Exchange ended the day at 1,717,405. Open Interest for Futures rose by 19,409 to close at 8,794,868 and the Open Interest for Options moved higher by 37,016 to close at 7,700,961 for a total Open Interest of 16,495,829 for a total gain on the day by 56,425. The mini Dow ended the session with a gain of 96 to close at 12144. The total Dow Exchange Volume for the day came in at 87,516 which are comprised of Electronic, Open Auction and Cash Exchange. Traders should review workshops available at the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) Educational in-person seminars schedules available on CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) website.
Berkshire Hathaways stock hit a record high today for the first time in the amount of $100,000.
NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) movers for the day: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings (CME) rallied on the day for a gain of 13.07 points or 2.67% gain on the day;
Martin Marietta Materials Incorporated (MLM) gave up another 2.40 points on the day following Fridays loss for a loss of 2.40%; Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company (WWY) rallied 6.40 points for a gain on the day of 13.67%; Hasbro, Incorporated (HAS) rose 2.03 points for a gain of 8.71% on the session;
Bank of Hawaii Corporation (BOH) moved higher by 2.67 points for a rise of 5.46% on the day; Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) climbed by 3.97 points for a rise of 5.29%; Cameco Corporation (CCJ) fell sharply by 3.67 points for a loss on the day of 9.63% and Forest Labs Incorporated (FRX) fell 2.93 points to give up 5.69% on the day.
On the NASDAQ today, advancers came in at 1,576; decliners totaled 1,496; unchanged came in at 147; new highs came in at 131 and new lows came in at 28. Gainers and losers for the day on the NASDAQ: Apple Computer Incorporated (AAPL) climbed higher by 1.49 points for a gain on the day of 1.86%; Indus International Incorporated (IINT) gained 1.16 points on the day for a rise of 46.03%;
Connetics Corporation (CNCT) rallied higher by 5.36 points for a gain on the day of 45.77%;
St. Joseph Capital Corporation (SJOE) rallied by 10.37 points for a gain of 36.54% on the session;
Silicom Ltd (SILC) moved higher by 2.23 points for a rise of 33.99%; First Indiana Corporation (FINB) moved higher by 3.65 points to gain 14.80% and Replidyne Incorporated (RDYN) fell sharply by 4.65 points for a loss on the day of 45.41%.
Visitors to Millennium-Traders.Com can view Performance for our Stocks Day Trading Room, Futures & Commodities Day Trading Room, Forex Day Trading Room, Swing Trades and Morning Watch List from our Performance Index. Subscribers should view our special offers available form associated subscription pages.
Written by / Agency / Source: Millennium-Traders
Availability: All Regions (Including Int'l)
Traffic Booster: [/] Quick Newswire Today Visibility Checker
Distribution / Indexing: [+]


text:
Rock and Roll Baby World is a PR & Marketing Agency specialising in the family market. Our niche is providing campaigns for the children's entertainment industry – TV, Film and Music projects but over the years due to demand in our specialist skill set we have diversified and our roster has expanded hugely.
Our Family division has established itself as one of the UK's Leading Family PR and Parenting Blogging specialist companies. We provide clients with an opportunity to extend their traditional marketing methods across the ever-expanding social media platforms. We are experts in providing national and regional press, radio, TV and online campaigns.
We handle many aspects of the children's entertainment industry (TV, Film, Apps and Music), but because of our extensive contact list and personal relationships with parenting media we expanded and now we work with a large cross section of companies which include food clients (yum!), publicly funded companies, charities, big brands to boutique brands.
One of the companies strongest assets is its blogger outreach programme which specialises in parent blogging. It's when people get talking about your products or brand that it takes on a life of its own which traditional PR simply cannot do. When a story captures the imagination of the public, spreading across online blogs and into social networking sites such as Twitter that you know your product or brand has a real chance of success.
The opinions and coverage by parent bloggers can create a huge impact for a brand or product. We believe in building relationships with bloggers, gaining trust and providing them with a unique experience. This could be from a press trip, to an exclusive launch, a well planned day trip out that will appeal to their children and creates great childhood memories.
We may send them an incentive, something they can keep that has meaning and value to their family. We are not an SEO agency we take time to get to know the bloggers and their families and we create long-term bonds with them and the client we are representing. We build communities and followers for our clients which results in positive posts and bloggers that feel valued.
Rock and Roll Baby World clients range from TV Studio Productions to major and Independent record labels, publishing houses, DVD companies, Film Studios to household name celebrities. We also work on corporate and consumer accounts from Health, Food, Baby Products, Toys to Technology and Food.
To see how we can help your product launch or help build your brand please contact us so we can put together a tailored package for you. For further information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Jamming for Jim: MillerFest to become an annual Bemidji tradition; this year's event to benefit homeless
BEMIDJI -- Jim and Kristi Miller made beautiful music together for 39 years. After Jim passed away in the summer of 2013, Kristi decided the music must go on so in place of a funeral, she created MillerFest.
The second annual MillerFest will be held at Brigid's Pub downtown Bemidji on Sunday. Jim Miller, originally from Brainerd, was an accomplished musician and writer. He and Kristi bought Brigid's Pub in Bemidji in 2012. Jim played guitar, fiddle, mandolin and slide guitar for Blew Monday.
"There are enough people who knew and loved Jim to keep MillerFest going," Miller said. "People get a kick out of hearing Jim's songs by people that aren't Jim."
Miller said their son Amos will be playing some of Jim's original tunes on Sunday.
Proceeds from each MillerFest will be donated to a local charity or non-profit each year, Miller said. This year, the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless will benefit.
"Jim was always concerned about issues like homelessness, war and local things," Miller said. "So I thought, I can make this into more than a remember Jim festival."
A place to stay
The Nameless Coalition for the Homeless started as a group of about a dozen concerned citizens in October. Miller said the board is down to six members who are committed to getting a shelter in place for this winter.
"The energy is there, we're all committed. The assumption is we can land on a place and make it happen," Miller said.
Center City Housing out of Duluth is looking at creating sustainable housing in the Bemidji area but those plans, if they come to fruition, may take up to five years. CCH began a needs assessment study last fall and presented information to the coalition and community members in Bemidji in May. CCH's study validated Bemidji's need for sustainable housing for chronic inebriates.
The coalition is looking at solution before the snow falls and temperatures start dropping this year.
"It's no frills at this point, no chemical dependence treatment option," Miller said. "They just need a warm, safe place and a bed."
The need is primarily for single males and chronic inebriates who are not able to get into shelters in the area because of regulations preventing use of alcohol or drugs and preference given to women and children.
Peoples Church was part of the launch of the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless. The church will allow men and those who have been under the influence to seek shelter as long as they do not cause a disturbance, but the church is limited in size.
"I really commend Bob Kelly for what he's doing at Peoples Church," Miller said. "It's easy turn your head away and not look because there are so many issues. This is just one of them."
The Nameless Coalition's Stop Gap Committee will be presenting information about the coalition's efforts and goals during MillerFest. Miller said the committee is planning to establish a fund with the Northwest Minnesota Foundation. The Nameless Coalition for the Homeless is working to obtain nonprofit status.
MillerFest will begin at 2 p.m. with live music followed by a buffet at 5 p.m. (Adults: $10, children 12 and younger $7). Donations to the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless will also be accepted.
The Nameless Coalition for the Homeless meets every other Monday at 2 p.m. at Brigid's Pub, 317 Beltrami Ave. NW in Bemidji. People interested in contributing to the cause or learning more are welcome to attend. Enter through the back door since Brigid's opens at 4 p.m. Mondays. The pub will now be closed on Sundays for the season.


text:
In a previous post I shared details about my attempt to win a Disney-themed scrapbook contest. It's a random drawing run by my local scrapbook store in which the winner walks away with a table full of Disney scrapbooks, embellishments and a couple of nifty scrapping tools. You are only allowed to enter your name once, so it's not like I can stuff the box in order to increase my chances of winning. Still, even if I don't strike Disney gold, it certainly is inspirational looking at the sample scrapbooks that are included in the display.
The owner of the scrapbook store set out a memory book she completed following her family's recent trip to Disney World. It is filled with amazing photos, incredible memorabilia and loads of embellishments. However, the part of the layouts that caught my eye the most were the use of Disney quotes.
Quotes can really make a layout pop, but I never considered using famous sayings by Disney characters to enhance a page design. It's pure genius and I can't wait to try it out when I craft my own Disney-themed book. What's even more amazing is the range of quotes that the owner was able to fit into her layouts. She even found one to feature on a page with her teen daughter: "Teenagers! They think they know everything. You give them an inch, they swim all over you," Sebastian from Little Mermaid.
A few other stand-out layouts used Disney quotes as page titles and speech balloons, such as: "Slimy, yet satisfying," Timon from Lion King and "Look, you're really cute kid, but I don't know what you're saying!" Marlin in Finding Nemo. She also used a few family-themed quotes on pages that featured multiple members of the clan in the photos. Some of my favorites were: "This is my family. I found it all on my own. It's little and broken, but still good. Yeah, still good," Stitch from Lilo and Stitch and "I'm so happy I could bounce!" Tigger from Winnie the Pooh.
Related Articles:
Do You Have a Favorite Scrapbook Brand?


text:
Smith and Wesson Sigma SW40V
Well I bought a Smith and Wesson Sigma SW40V today at Academy Sport & Outdoor.
I took it straight to the range (I didn't even clean it :oops: - shame on me) :rolleyes:
Well it shot well, my only complaint is a very hard trigger pull.
Absolutely not one problem - I only had 50 shells with me (bought with the gun).
First .40 I've owned, does anyone know the difference between a .45 & a .40?
The size, speed, and punching power of the bullet.
The .40 is a good defensive round, but the .45 is slower, bigger, and transmits more energy to the target on impact.
The old Sigmas had a well deserved reputation as a garbage pistol.....they were.
The current models are fine for defensive use. Its no match gun but it was never meant to be. I owned one a few years ago. I bought it from a co worker in need of money for $200. I too hated the trigger. But fear not for there is a fix for that which can improve trigger pull by leaps and bounds.
There was a thread over on the Smith&Wesson forum with step by step instructions on how to "fluff and buff" the trigger assembly. I can't find it right now but look around its out there. You can also add Wold striker springs to greatly improve the trigger.
Wolff GunSprings Home Page
Mine ran like a sewing machine. Not surprising seeing as how its a copy of a Glock. So much so that Glock filed suit against S&W and won. Spare mags are pricey however. All in all its a decent choice for a SD gun on a budget. Its no HK, Glock or Sig but its lightyears ahead of say a Highpoint.
i just came across the same firearm and myself thought the trigger pull in this pistol was a little high.i found when i disassembled the pistol,in the sear housing block assembly there is a coil type spring located at the bottom of the housing with a pin through it.i took the spring out and it feels like it has a 8lb trigger instead of the 12 or so lb. of course if ya want to smooth things up a lil more you could always stone,sand,polish,buff,ect. the striker assembly also.:D
I Have the Sigma in .357sig and I have no problems with the trigger feels fine to me. One of my favorite Pistols, feels much better than the Glock.
|All times are GMT. The time now is 11:04 PM.
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.


text:
Welcome to Room 608, Mr. Rhodewalt's math classroom at Rancho Mirage High School. I hope you the student will enjoy our classes and find them rewarding and challenging. If you don't already know that math is rewarding and challenging, let me know right away so we can talk about it. (It isn't always obvious to the teacher just what exactly you don't like about math.)
I use words, games, puzzles, LEGO bricks, music, and origami to explore mathematical ideas. I also use technology to join the three main stakeholders in each student's education (teacher, parent and student) as much as possible. These online resources are available to you:
- This web site (homework, updated each morning)
- Social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Flickr, Snapchat (homework, posted each day)
- Google Classroom (in-class assignments)
- Synergy StudentVue (your current grade)
- ActiveGrade (your progress towards mastery of the standards skills in Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus)
- Request to Reassess form (used for signing up to re-test on one of the standards skills in Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus)
- My email address: email@example.com (I check this repeatedly every day)
Important daily events: Each night's homework assignment is posted here each morning. See the links in the right margin. If you have questions, you can reach me by phone or by email.
Your first impression of my class may be that there are a lot of rules. Each of these has a purpose. The overall goal is to maximize the opportunity for learning. We are tasked by the school, the district, and the state with a large set of standards, and each semester my students and I feel as if there isn't enough time. This is why I can't afford to spend class time discussing missing materials, socializing, packing up early, etc. You will see that I'm available outside of class for all kinds of support.
About Standards-Based GradingI use Standards-Based Grading in all my non-AP classes. Rather than focusing on a large chapter test at the end of a unit, we will be practicing about 35 individual skills each semester. We will be testing on these skills in small tests given every week or so. Each skill will be tested at least twice in class. Students who get a perfect 4 out of 4 points on a skill twice have officially mastered the skill and will be excused from testing on that skill again.
Students who want to improve their score on a skill can request a reassessment. Please read the fine print before you send me a request.
I will be available for reassessments any week day, during lunch or after school. Submit your request two school days before your requested appointment. This will give me time to look at your request and get back to you if there are any changes.
The fine print:
- You may test on any one skill a maximum of once a week.
- You may test on a maximum of two skills in one school day.
- You may not test on a skill if it has been more than a month since the last time I
asked you to test on that skill or since you last requested a reassessment.
- I will not test you on a skill on the same day that you tutor with me.
- If you want to reassess a particular skill more than twice, let's meet and talk about
your understanding of the skill beforehand.
- You can reassess any skill until about a month before the end of the semester. I will notify you in advance, so you won't be surprised when a skill becomes unavailable.
- When you plan reassessments, watch out for days when we don't have school. Clearly you can't reassess those days.
- I will accept a maximum of four requests for reassessment per school day. Requests submitted on the weekend will count as Monday requests.
- Please understand that not all requests are granted the first time. I reject requests for vagueness, incompletion, misspellings (are you serious about this, or are you not?), and other reasons all the time. So, if you wait until the last possible day to submit a request to reassess, there is no guarantee that it will result in a reassessment. Do not wait until the last minute to take care of this.


text:
March 10th, 2014 (InsideCostaRica.com) A broken pipe may have been the cause for a large sinkhole which opened up on a heavily trafficked roadway in Barrio Cuba on Friday.
The hole is located 600 meters south of Numar in Barrio Cuba, on the roadway leading to Hatillos.
Officials said the opening of the hole may be related to unusually heavy rainfall on Thursday.
The hole is about two and a half meters deep and four meters wide and appears to be growing larger.
Motorists are advised to consider alternate routes through the area.


text:
Ibraheim Campbell enjoyed his unofficial visit to Northwestern on Saturday, and the Wildcats are now ranked higher on his offer list as a result.
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:
Decision makers
- "Late Show with David Letterman""Late Show with David Letterman"
A concert commemorating 50th Anniversary of Beatles at Ed Sullivan Theater
Paul, Ringo, Julian Lennon, Sean Lennon, and Dhani Harrison should play a commemorative concert.
The "Ed Sullivan Show" performances introduced the Beatles to the United States and are regarded by many in this country as the beginning of the Beatles immeasurably influential career in the international arena. Moreover, the performances are often cited as being "the beginning of the '60s", and, as such, they ushered in a new age in the cultural history of the United States and the world.
Coming less than three months after the assassination of President Kennedy, the performances ended a period of mourning in the United States and heralded a new birth of creativity, experimentation, self expression, and discovery. These performances were important to our country and the world and they need to be commemorated, celebrated, and given new life on the occasion of their fiftieth anniversary.
- "Late Show with David Letterman"
"Late Show with David Letterman"
I just signed the following petition addressed to: "Late Show with David Letterman".
Host a concert commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Beatles at the Ed Sullivan Theater
I would like to request that the "Late Show with David Letterman" host a performance by "The Beatles" live at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City on February 9, 2014, the 50th anniversary of their historic performances on the "Ed Sullivan Show" on February 9, 1964. The Beatles could consist not only of Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, but also Julian Lennon and Sean Lennon (sons of John Lennon), and Dhani Harrison (son of George Harrison).
The original performances aired on three consecutive Sundays: February 9, February 16, and February 23, 1964. The Beatles played at the Ed Sullivan Theater for a live appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964, and that same day recorded on tape the performance that was broadcast February 23, 1964. The February 16, 1964 performance was broadcast from Miami. February 9, 2014, the date of the anniversary, also falls on a Sunday.
"I Want To Hold Your Hand", "All My Loving", "Till There Was You", "She Loves You", "This Boy", "From Me To You", "Twist and Shout", and "Please Please Me" were performed for the original broadcasts and could be the basis for an anniversary broadcast.
A concert celebrating the anniversary of such an important moment in our cultural history would be thrilling to millions of Americans.
Christopher Rowland started this petition with a single signature, and now has 60 supporters. Start a petition today to change something you care about.
Report abuse
Please report any content that may violate Change.org's Terms of Service or Community Guidelines.
Thank you for taking the time to report content. Our team will review your claim and contact you if we need more information.
Trending petitions
Today: Christopher is counting on you
Christopher Rowland needs your help with ""Late Show with David Letterman": A concert commemorating 50th Anniversary of Beatles at Ed Sullivan Theater". Join Christopher and 59 supporters today.
Today: Christopher is counting on you
Christopher Rowland needs your help with ""Late Show with David Letterman": A concert commemorating 50th Anniversary of Beatles at Ed Sullivan Theater". Join Christopher and 59 supporters today.


text:
Our Products
Everything we make is a great example of our family's dedication to creating authentic southern recipes for fresh, great tasting products.
It starts with selecting only the finest North Carolina raised pork as the key ingredient, and then adding a special blend of spices from our family recipes.
So when you want the freshest with the best taste, pick up Neese's. You will never be disappointed with this wonderful North Carolina treat.
Regular Sausage
This is the original recipe from Mr. Thede. It hasn't changed in almost 100 years, and it's still delivered fresh every day. It is minimally processed and contains no MSG, preservatives, additives, or nitrites/nitrates.
Hot Sausage
For those who like a little zestier taste, we made Neese's Hot Sausage. Just like all our sausage, it's fresh – never frozen – and totally without preservatives.
Extra Sage Sausage
This is our original recipe with a smooth taste and just enough sage added to please sage lovers.
Extra Hot Sausage
Not for the faint of heart! It's got loads of crushed red and cayenne pepper. Great at the breakfast table or in your favorite dip during a sporting event.
Liver Pudding
Miss Annie's original. This fully-cooked Southern favorite features our special spices. It's 96% fat-free and, believe it or not, a favorite of kids who love it on a sandwich or warmed in the pan for breakfast. By the way, it doesn't taste like pudding and it doesn't look like liver.
Liver Mush
This is a regional variation on Liver Pudding and it has a different recipe, including spices and seasonings. For some folks in western North Carolina there is no substitute.
Country Scrapple
Lots of folks think this is a northeastern product, but in fact it's amazing how much Neese's Scrapple people in the South buy. It's also rewarding to hear people from the North tell us how good our Scrapple is.
There are lots of folks who don't know what C-Loaf is. But if you grew up on the farm, you know and love it. Try some – even if you live in town!
This old-time favorite has a flavor some swear you can't find anywhere else in the world. But you can find it in your favorite supermarket.
Thats right, Neese's now has bacon! Our bacon's rich, hickory smoked flavor is not too salty and not too sweet- it's just right!
Institutional Products: Neese's has special products for our institutional customers. Churches and civic clubs can purchase for fundraisers and restaurants, hotels and retirement facilities can proudly serve Neese's to their guests..
We will deliver for you or you may pick up your institutional product order at our plant. Please email or call with your requests. We will be glad to supply you with the always fresh taste of Neese's.


text:
Elk River City Hall, 13065 Orono Parkway, will have summer hours from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The hours will be 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to noon Friday.
The fire and building safety window will be open until 6 p.m. Mondays during the summer for walk-ins, inspections and questions.


text:
Longview city officials at odds over animal shelter
Christina Lane
Feb. 23, 2012 at 10 p.m.
Longview's mayor and the Humane Society of Northeast Texas' board president said Thursday that there are no plans for the animal shelter to turn over its property and assets to the city.
District 1 City Councilman John Sims said the humane society's board told him at a meeting a week ago that it was interested in turning over the shelter and its assets to the city. According to Sims, the board also told him it had made the same offer to Mayor Jay Dean months ago.
"They all spoke up and said we have already made that offer to the mayor," Sims said. "Me and I guess none of the other council members knew anything about that. We weren't told. I feel like the city should take over that animal shelter."
Dean and Susan Mazarakes-Gill, board president of the Humane Society of Northeast Texas, said Sims' story simply is not true.
"John Sims mentioned that to me one day this week. I told him it didn't happen," Dean said.
"Nobody from the animal shelter, the humane society or any of the other various organizations that deal with animal welfare in our community made such an offer. If they had, I would have advised them that it's probably illegal.
"But the fact is that it just never happened. Mr. Sims is confused with this story. Hopefully he'll get his facts straight."
Sims said he was asked to attend a board meeting of the humane society on Feb. 14. He said the board showed him its financial statements and said the organization does not have much money.
"I've been pretty harsh about them killing the dogs like they have," Sims said. "The lady running the shelter now, I am convinced is trying to do the best job she can. And I'm convinced the board is trying to do the best job they can - but they're broke."
Sims said that after the meeting ended, Mazarakes-Gill asked him if he would like to say anything to the board. Sims said he asked the board if it would be willing to turn over its assets and that the board said yes.
"We did not say anything about the city taking over our shelter. That's just not true," Mazarakes-Gill said. "We never offered to turn over any of our assets."
Mazarakes-Gill said as a nonprofit organization, the humane society would only be permitted to turn over its property to another nonprofit organization.
"He said the city wants to enter a public-private partnership for a shelter," she said. "We told him we would discuss that, but we did not agree to that either."
The humane society's board believes a new shelter or an additional shelter is needed, and Mazarakes-Gill said the board would like to partner with other entities to build a new one.
Sims said he wants the city to go to the voters to see if taxpayers would support a bond issue for another shelter.
"I just don't feel like we're handling this right," Sims said. "I'm very upset that we aren't doing something about the neglect of our animals. Other cities own the animal shelters in their towns, why don't we. It's a mess right now."


text:
"Over the past few years, brewers from mature, stagnating beer markets have been investing in emerging markets," explained Rabobank Analyst, Francois Sonneville. "The favourite destinations have been the BRICs and Asia, but as these countries mature growth rates are declining. Based on demographics and economic developments, we believe that Africa will be the continent to witness the fastest growth over the next five years."
Africa is expected to see the largest increase in the legal drinking age population between 2013-2018; at the same time as the birth rate in Latin America and Asia is due to slow. At the same time, in Western Europe and North America, the cumulative decline in beer volumes since 1998 has been between 5 percent and 10 percent and has led to diseconomies of scale and overcapacity for many local brewers.
The consumption of beer per capita is also set to increase globally, with GDP levels expected to rise across the globe as the mature markets emerge from recession. This effect is particularly significant in Africa given limited disposable incomes and the relatively high price of beer.
Increases in wages in emerging markets have a significantly greater effect on the spending pattern for beer than they do in mature markets. For example, in Tanzania, it takes the average worker just over five hours of labour to earn a beer, while in the US it takes just 15 minutes. Thus any change in income in the US is unlikely to lead to change in beer purchases beyond trading up and spending more money per beer.
In Africa, beer is still an emerging and exciting category and the trend shows that it is winning over consumers. At the same time, operating in Africa is not straightforward, and the report advises brewers to observe the many pitfalls the continent provides.
For example there are certain countries in Africa where religious tensions are leading to restrictions on alcohol consumption. Though not strictly a change in consumer preferences, these restrictions can have a significant impact on beer consumption in a country or a region. Exporting is recommended a good way to explore opportunities on the continent without too much risk exposure and using existing supply chain infrastructure means capital investments would be low.
When exposure to Africa becomes more structural and significant, the report suggests brewers should consider local production. In most situations, transportation costs can be reduced and brewers would be less exposed to the high and volatile import duties. By helping to set up a local supply chain, brewers could also improve the quality and image of local beer, creating a win/win situation.
For more information about this publication please contact its author
Francois Sonneville: email@example.com +44 20 7809 3811
For other information, please contact Rabobank press office:
email@example.com+31 30 21 66918
For your social media ready version of this press release:
Follow us on Twitter:


text:
NetWellness is a global, community service providing quality, unbiased health information from our partner university faculty. NetWellness is commercial-free and does not accept advertising.
Monday, September 25, 2017
Infectious Diseases
RE: epstein barr.
I am a 30 yo male who had "mono" as a teenager by a monospot. Again three months ago I had a bad sore throat and fatigue. Again I was told I had mono. Here are my tests. VCA IgM >35 VCA IgG 114 and EBNA Positive. Three months later my IgM is still the same value. I feel better but why is my IgM still so high?
VCA-IgM usually is measurable at symptom onset, peaks at 2-3 weeks, then declines and becomes unmeasurable by 3-4 months. VCA-IgG rises shortly after symptom onset, peaks at 2-3 months, then drops slightly but persists for life. Antibodies to EBNA appear during convalescence and remain present for life. Antibody pattern in recent infection (3-12 mo) includes positive VCA-IgG and EBNA antibodies, negative VCA-IgM antibodies, and usually positive EA antibodies.
Pamposh Kaul, MD
Assistant Professor
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati


text:
No description has been submitted for this restaurant.
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Aug 02nd, 2013 at 8:30 pm
From: Concord, NC
By: kk
Avg. Rating:3.3
I have never been to a restaurant where the waitress was so rude! She ignored our table the whole time and only came back to bring us the bill. The manager was just as rude. This was aggravating. The food was good and came out fast and hot (although the bread was not brought out until the salads were brought). I would not recommend this restaurant to others.
ref: 26936
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Nov 27th, 2012 at 9:23 pm
From: Myrtle Beach, SOUTH CAROLINA
By: tg
Avg. Rating:2.2
Our experience was much like the other reviews posted, terrible! The bartender was slow, rude, and not concerned with the quality of dinning experience.
This is not in the chain of actual Texas Roadhouse Restaurants, unfortunately the quality is well below that of the one they are attempting emulate.
The management was completely non-existent, not to mention utterly unconcerned with our complaints
ref: 26183
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Aug 21st, 2012 at 3:12 pm
From: Ottawa, ONTARIO
By: dd
Avg. Rating:2.5
Not to be confused with "TEXAS ROADHOUSE". That was our mistake think this was the same restaurant. It was more expensive and you get a lot less for your buck then "TEXAS ROADHOUSE". Steak quality was poor and it was hard to chew. Our friends son's pasta (from the kids menu) had no flavor and he couldn't eat it. The tip was already added to the bill but no where did it tell us this was their policy and there were only 6 of us. The service was below what we had received at every other restaurant we have been to in Myrtle Beach. We were there for 10 nights and went out for dinner 10 nights. Enough said.
ref: 25841
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jun 21st, 2012 at 9:32 pm
From: Myrtle Beach, SC
By: bas
Avg. Rating:2
Not the real texas roadhouse - no peanuts - it is at the mall - but the food was poor - no salad was served - sides were very small (and cold) for the price charged - salmon was way undercooked - 2nd try at the salmon dish came way after everyone else was done with their meals and tasted very fishy...and too done all at the same time. This was the 2nd try for this place since the first didn't go well either - I won't try again....2 strikes and you're out.... And they don't even ask how it was when you leave --- they don't even care.........
ref: 25372
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jul 31st, 2011 at 4:05 pm
From: Colerain, NC
By: bw
Avg. Rating:3.7
My wife and I ate at the Texas Roadhosue Grill while on vacation in Myrtle Beach. We too thought that this restaurant was in the chain of restaurants called Texas Roadhouse. There is one in the Garden City/Surfside area.
We were disappointed because this place was not as good and the atmosphere was lacking.
The salads were good and brought to us promptly.
My steak was very plain, with no seasoning at all. I had a ribeye. My wife had the Texas chicken monterey. She said that it was pretty good, but there was not enough chicken. My wife is not a big eater, so it was small. Our side items were good. We both had a baked potato.
I think that this restaurant is intentionally looking similar to the other chain on purpose. This is an OK place to go, but it is more expensive than the Texas Roadhouse chain. I will be more careful from now on.
ref: 23517
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: May 02nd, 2011 at 8:49 pm
From: Spartanburg, SC
By: dk
Avg. Rating:2.3
My daughter and I went here thinking they were tied to Texas Roadhouse. The waitress said it was different because of the grill behind the name. The cheese fries were as good as TR but from there it went down hill. We sat a very long time just waiting to be acknowledged by our waitress. My daughter ordered chicken and shrimp alfredo and wasn't even able to eat it. It was awful. I love alfredo and even I didn't like it. My ribs were not cleaned up. They still had that nasty kin underneath and little bones everywhere. I will never eat here again. That was money wasted. Not to mention the gamecock chicken sandwich on the menu made me mad being a die hard Tiger. Bad move. The hostess acted very snooty towards us as we walked out. Outback would never treat anyone that way. She never said thanks, come back, didn't open the door for us even though she was standing right there.
ref: 22521
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Apr 15th, 2011 at 11:39 pm
From: Saluda, S.C
By: m.a
Avg. Rating:4
Excellent prime rib!!! Fresh salad, friendly service, and overall great food! My friend suggested we go to Texas Roadhouse just to try something new. None of us had ever been there before, but we've been back many times! We haven't been disappointed yet. One of our favorite restaurants in Myrtle Beach!
ref: 22369
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Oct 13th, 2010 at 2:23 pm
From: Long Island, NY
By: amp
Avg. Rating:3.8
Three of us went for dinner on a Monday night. Our waiter (Brad) was very charming & funny. He gave us plenty of time to order.
We all decided on a burger (we were leaving for home the next day and didn't want leftovers). Two of us ordered our burgers medium and they came medium well, but were still juicy.
He was even nice enough to give us each a separate check. It was not an issue at all.
If we were back in Myrtle Beach, we would probably go there again and try something besides the burger.
ref: 21025
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Sep 03rd, 2010 at 10:42 pm
From: Myrtle Beach, SC
By: mc
Avg. Rating:1.7
The service we recieved from the waitress was absolutely terrible. Never returning for refills and she never even return to give us a check! After waiting 45 minutes our whole party of 12 got up and paid at the front desk! I informed the Hostess whom informed the waitress who replied with a nasty look at us. When the waitress returned several minutes later she slapped the bill on the desk giving us all a nasty look.The hostess looked at us and smirked.I informed the Manager that we will never eat there again (9 of us locals and 3 are out of state family members). Very unprofessional and we have already stopped others from going there...NEVER AGAIN will we eat there!!!
ref: 20583
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jul 24th, 2010 at 2:02 pm
From: Daleville, VA
By: dwb
Avg. Rating:2.3
We ate here last night and must say we were disappointed. We thought this was the same as the Texas Roadhouse in Garden City, but found out it isn't. Ribs were tender, but no taste at all. I would not return
ref: 19897
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jul 02nd, 2010 at 3:00 pm
From: Myrtle Beach , SC
By: mk
Avg. Rating:2.3
We accidentally ended up in this restaurant thinking it was the Texas Roadhouse Restaurant; which we had a gift certificate for. My husband ordered chicken alfredo that came out looking lumpy - like the sauce was out of a can - and it tasted like it looked. I ordered a grilled chicken and rib combo. The ribs were very dry because they were improperly cooked, which the restaurant was trying to mask with a gallon of bbq sauce. My daughter had a cheeseburger with the most unappetizing tomato slice I have ever seen. She wouldn't eat a bite. During the meal we commented that we would never come back. Imagine our delight when we discovered that we would actually have to pay (almost $50) for the dog food we had just been served. HORRIBLE!! I'll never set foot in that restaurant again; not even for free.
ref: 19618
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jul 02nd, 2010 at 2:59 pm
From: Myrtle Beach , SC
By: mk
Avg. Rating:2.3
We accidentally ended up in this restaurant thinking it was the Texas Roadhouse Restaurant; which we had a gift certificate for. My husband order chicken alfredo that came out looking lumpy - like the sauce was out of a can - and it tasted like it looked. I ordered a grilled chicken and rib combo. The ribs were very dry because they were improperly cooked, which the restaurant was trying to mask with a gallon of bbq sauce. My daughter had a cheeseburger with the most unappetizing tomato slice I have ever seen. She wouldn't eat a bite. During the meal we commented that we would never come back. Imagine our delight when we discovered that we would actually have to pay (almost $50) for the dog food we had just been served. HORRIBLE!! I'll never set foot in that restaurant again; not even for free.
ref: 19617
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jun 13th, 2010 at 3:29 pm
From: Myrtle Beach, SC
By: mm
Avg. Rating:3
The Texas Roadhouse Grill is no longer at 1610 South Kings Hwy, but is now in front of the Coastal Grand Mall at 760 Coastal Grand Circle. The phone # is (843) 839-9944.
Big Daddy's Roadhouse Grill is now at 1610 South Kings Hwy (since May, 2009).
ref: 19326
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Jan 29th, 2010 at 3:55 pm
From: Saratoga Springs, NY
By: sd
Avg. Rating:5
We are in Myrtle Beach on vacation and were told to try The Texas Roadhouse. I have to say I am so glad we did because it was amazing ! The service was outstanding and the steak was cooked to perfection. We loved this restaurant so much that we went twice ! I was surprised to see the poor reviews on this restaurant after eating there. I have to say if I had read the reviews first I probably would not have gone . I am so glad that I didn't !
ref: 18157
Texas Roadhouse Grill
Posted: Oct 09th, 2009 at 10:54 pm
From: Buckhannon, WV
By: bs
Avg. Rating:5
Restaurant was great. A little expsensive, but very good. Great service and atmosphere.
ref: 17411


text:
Hydraulic Cylinders local companies in Kentucky KY- Displaying all 5
Lifting Gear Hire Corp serving Kentucky
Lifting Gear Hire specializes in providing a variety of hydraulic cylinders and we can help you find the best hydraulic cylinder for the job. Our hydraulic cylinders and other lifting, jacking, pulling, and rigging gear are inspected, tested, and certified upon request, and ready for safe, immediate rental.
Products: Hydraulic cylinders; cylinders: hydraulic; air bags; arresters: fall; beam trolleys; beams: lifting; beams: lifting & spreading; carts: material handling; chains: sling; clamps; clamps: adjustable; clamps: beam; clamps: beam or girder; clamps: girder; clamps: hoist; clamps: i-beam; clamps: lifting; clamps: plate handling; clamps: rail;..
Hodgson Custom Rolling Inc. serving Kentucky
Cylinders rolled and welded from steel plate to customer specifications. Specializing in heavier rolling and forming (up to 18"th). Hot and cold services available.
Products: Hydraulic cylinders; cylinders: hydraulic; cylinders: hydraulic & air; angle & channel bending; angles & channels: bent to order; angles: steel, (rolled); angles: steel, fabricated; beam bending; benders; benders: angle & channel; benders: flat metal; benders: metal tube; benders: pipe & tube ( machines ); benders: plate, steel; benders:..
Ken's Distributing Co serving Kentucky
We offer a complete selection of all the major hydraulic cylinder manufacturers plus repair parts. We distribute Monarch Hydraulic Cylinders; Lion Hydraulic Cylinders; Lion Welded Cylinders; Red Lion Hydraulic Cylinders and Repair Parts; Chief Hydraulic Cylinders & Repair Parts; Hydro-Line Hydraulic Cylinders & Repair Parts and John..
Products: Hydraulic cylinders; cylinders: hydraulic; cylinders: mobile hydraulic; mobile hydraulic cylinders; centrifugal pumps: ansi; concrete mixers; diaphragms: pump; electric motors; electric motors: sales & service; gauges: high pressure; high volume water pumps; hydraulic cylinder components; hydraulic cylinders: custom; industrial machinery..
Custom Cylinders International, Inc Winchester, KY
Products: Hydraulic cylinders; cylinders: hydraulic; cylinder repair & manufacturing; cylinders: custom;..
Republic Industries Intl Louisville, KY
Products: Hydraulic cylinders; cylinders: hydraulic; cylinders: air & hydraulic; cylinders: hydraulic & air;..
Top quality manufacturers serving Kentucky KY have been highlighted in this comprehensive source of industrial information. A broad range of HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS manufacturers has been compiled in this industrial directory designed to provide information on leading, quality oriented manufacturers serving Kentucky KY.
Cities being served include: Ashland, Bardstown, Berea, Bowling Green, Calvert City, Campbellsville, Central City, Columbia, Corbin, Covington, Cynthiana, Danville, Elizabethtown, Erlanger, Florence, Frankfort, Franklin, Georgetown, Glasgow, Hebron, Henderson, Hopkinsville, Lawrenceburg, Lebanon, Leitchfield, Lexington, London, Louisville, Madisonville, Mayfield, Maysville, Middlesboro, Monticello, Morehead, Mount Sterling, Murray, Newport, Nicholasville, Owensboro, Paducah, Paris, Pikeville, Richmond, Russellville, Shelbyville, Shepherdsville, Somerset, Versailles, Walton, Winchester.
Area codes being served include: 270, 502, 606, 859.
Hydraulic Cylinders local companies in Kentucky KY - Displaying all 5
Hydraulic Cylinders - Companies Serving:All States
Alabama AL (7)
Arizona AZ (4)
Arkansas AR (4)
California CA (9)
Colorado CO (4)
Florida FL (6)
Georgia GA (5)
Illinois IL (23)
Indiana IN (10)
Iowa IA (4)
Kansas KS (7)
Kentucky KY (5)
Louisiana LA (5)
Maryland MD (4)
Massachusetts MA (5)
Michigan MI (19)
Minnesota MN (7)
Missouri MO (4)
Nebraska NE (5)
Nevada NV (4)
New Hampshire NH (4)
New Jersey NJ (6)
New York NY (14)
North Carolina NC (9)
Ohio OH (25)
Oregon OR (6)
Pennsylvania PA (14)
South Carolina SC (5)
South Dakota SD (4)
Tennessee TN (9)
Texas TX (20)
Utah UT (4)
Vermont VT (4)
Virginia VA (4)
Washington WA (6)
West Virginia WV (4)
Wisconsin WI (10)


text:
My little ones obsession
Posted by + Show Post
Lexi recently discovered (and lost) my chapstick. So today I bought her her own. Lexi carried it around for about twenty minutes until I caught her trying to eat it. Lol.
Posted on CafeMom Mobile
Replies (11-12):
Aw thanks! :) My house is most definitely lived in! Lol
Quoting LindaClement:
What mess?
Looks like a house that's lived in.Quoting jltplk25:
Forgive the mess. I cleaned out under the couch when I was trying to find my old cell phone.
Posted on CafeMom Mobile
Add your quick reply below:
You must be a member to reply to this post.


text:
Tired of Cowboy Chow? Try the Short Rib & Shishito Pepper Hash At Craft.
If you're in town for the Big Game and want to know if Big D features anything other than barbecue and chicken-fried steak, head down the Dart Green Line to superstar national chef Tom Colicchio's Craft and enjoy an elegant brunch, featuring Short Rib and Shishito Pepper Hash. Served with two eggs any style and surrounded by architecture that would make Le Corbusier proud, you just might leave Dallas convinced that Dallas has more to it than cowboys and rodeos after all.
Related Location
2440 Victory Park Lane
Dallas, TX 75219
Get the Food & Drink Newsletter
Our weekly guide to Dallas dining includes food news and reviews, as well as dining events and interviews with chefs and restaurant owners.
Recommended for You
Powered by SailThru
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
This property has been removed by the agent. It may be let or temporarily removed from the market
Property Description
Letting information:
|Added on Rightmove:
|25 November 2016 (301 days ago)
Key features
- No Agent Fees
- Property Reference Number: 188038
Full description
Property Reference: 188038.
- Detached house in a very quiet riverside rural setting, close to the village and many amenities of Blaby.
- The entrance hall leads to a large lounge. The newly fitted kitchen is adjacent to a dining area.
- There are 2 double bedrooms, 1 has an ensuite, the 3rd bedroom, which is a single, is accessed from bedroom 2.
- There is a family bathroom.
- The property has the benefit of oil fired central heating.
- Countryside views can be enjoyed from several windows.
- This property will be available to rent for a 6 month period, there may be a possibility of extending on a month by month basis subject to our situation at the time, therefore it may suit people who are looking to rent short term.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £695.00 per month (£160.38 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £1,042.50
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes unfurnished
- Available to move in from 26 November, 2016
- Minimum tenancy term is 6 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 4
- No DSS / Housing Benefit Applicants
- No Students
- No Pets, sorry
- No Smokers
- Family Friendly
- Bills not included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: G
If calling, please quote reference: 188038
You will not be charged any admin fees.
Referencing for tenants only costs £20 each, if requested by the landlord for this property.
** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.
More information from this agent
To view this media, please visit the on-line version of this page at www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-57123172.html
Map & Street View
View in fullscreenView in fullscreen
Street View is unavailable in this location
Disclaimer - Administration fees may apply when renting a property in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. For more details, please contact the agent.
Property reference 18803824112016. The information displayed about this property comprises a property advertisement. Rightmove.co.uk makes no warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the advertisement or any linked or associated information, and Rightmove has no control over the content. This property advertisement does not constitute property particulars. The information is provided and maintained by OpenRent, London.
Please refer to our Renting Guides for further information on how to safely rent a property.
Map data ©OpenStreetMap contributors.


text:
THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
Since most people in the United States do not work on Monday I decided to give you some stuff to read just in case you don't know what to do with yourself this weekend.
SQL Server 2008 Whitepapers
There are 16 whitepapers that Microsoft has made available. Most of them are about 10 pages so it should not take that long to go through all of them
HTTP Endpoints to be deprecated in SQL Server 2008
Another one bites the dust, Notification Services is not alone after all. Bob Beauchemin has more info.
Bob Beauchemin has also two post that deal with Spatial Data: Using SQL Server 2008 spatial and the Virtual Earth map control - 1 and Using SQL Server 2008 spatial and the Virtual Earth map control - 2. The Spatial Data posts are more for people who do front end as well as back end development.
Two Interesting articles by the PSS SQL Server Engineers
How it Works: SQL Server Per Query Degree Of Parallelism Worker Count(s) and How It Works: SQL Server 2005 Connection and Task Assignments
If that is not enough for you there are also a bunch of SQL Server 2008 Webcasts available as well as a bunch of SQL Server 2008 Videos.
If you are still bored then maybe it is time for you to get out of the house :-)
The spatial addition is huge. I need to figure out how to model irregular polygons in the database. Zip codes, towns, states, countries, etc.
As to the weekend, I seriously suggest spending time with friends and family. Life needs balance.
>>As to the weekend, I seriously suggest spending time with friends and family
I took of tomorrow, it is the birthday of my oldest son. After spending a couple of hours with 20 four year olds I will need to escape :-)
Wow, that is balance! I think you need to go to Triumph in Princeton and grab a beer. And then go home and read whitepapers.
As to the spatial stuff, I think it would be useful if there was an easy way to put in known territories into the database. I mentioned zip codes, but I think political territories would be extremely useful. New Jersey, Mercer county, Princeton Township. Things along those lines.
Does anyone know of how an oddly shaped territory like New Jersey gets modeled/created in the database? I've done some searches, but I haven't seen anything along those lines. Not everything in life is a rectangle. Although, like computer graphics, I suppose one could model irregular shapes with lots of little polygons.
This point of view is quite interesting coming from sql server white papers. The devil is in the details:)
SQL Server 2008 Product Overview
'A trend among database developers is to define high-level business objects, or
entities, that they then map to the tables and columns stored in a database. Rather than programming against tables and columns in a database, developers use high-level entities such as 'Customer' or 'Order' to represent the underlying data. The ADO.NET Entity Framework enables developers to program against relational data in terms of such entities. Programming at this level of abstraction is highly productive and allows developers to take full advantage of entity-relationship modeling.'
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and Microsoft Data Platform Development
'Developers often spend countless hours deciphering database schemas and writing
complex queries to retrieve the data that they need in their applications. The ADO.NET Entity Framework simplifies these tasks and enables developers to focus on the business logic of their applications.'
'The ADO.NET Entity Framework, which is based on the Entity Data Model, enables
developers to transform the relational data in database schemas into conceptual entities that can be used directly in applications. For example, the customer data in your application may be stored across multiple tables in a database. By using the ADO.NET Entity Framework, architects and developers can define a single conceptual customer entity that neatly abstracts the complex relations that are required to access and update customer data from an application. This layer of abstraction isolates the data access logic into a set of well defined entities that can be used in an application and the abstraction helps developers to concentrate on developing the application logic.'
Apparantly the devil like to wear 'white' dresses as well as blue dresses :)
Regions are usually stored in the database as poly lines. The difficult part is determining if a point is contained within a polygon
I have emailed you with additional info
Oh yes, from the devil himself, Bill Gates: :)
"You should be able to do things on a declarative basis," Gates continued. But this has not caught on partially because of weak data models -- first Codasyl and then relational. Stronger data models since have emerged, such as rich schemas around XML as well as modeling work being done by Microsoft and others, Gates said. "We're bringing the data models up to be much, much richer, and we think in that environment, a lot of business logic can be done in a declarative form. Now, we haven't totally proven this yet. We're doing a lot of internal developments ourselves that way," including some Microsoft business applications, he said.
'Gates talks up declarative modeling language effort'
Now connect all the dots including those in the white papers. There's a very big picture here, is anyone listening? :)
Great collection of links and i read your blog often, and thanks for refering to Bob's blog. Learned a lot today!


text:
Lakenheath: One person freed from vehicle in collision with garage
PUBLISHED: 23:44 22 March 2014 | UPDATED: 23:44 22 March 2014
Fire crews have released a casualty trapped in their vehicle after a crash.
They were called to the scene in Roughlands, Lakenheath just before 4.30pm.
One unit each from Mildenhall and Brandon attended the single-vehicle incident where the vehicle had been in collision with a private garage.
One person was trapped in the vehicle and they were released by firefighters who left them in the care of the ambulance service and were back at base by 5.47pm.


text:
Outdoors briefs: Dallas Safari Club dole out $24K grant to young shooters
Young shooters get $24,000 grant
The Dallas Safari Club has made a grant totaling $24,000 to the Youth Target Foundation. The money will be used for the purchase of shotguns and targets to support middle school and high school shooting teams.
The shotguns will be used as rentals during practices, competitions, clinics and other training for the nearly 200 members of the YTF, according to Jeanie Almond, YTF founder and president.
"Interest in joining youth shooting teams is growing exponentially," Almond said. "We had 20 youths last year, nearly 200 this year and we already have more than five teams for 2014."
YTF was founded in 2007 with a mission to promote the traditions of target sports.
Catch a tagged fish, win Cabela's cash
Cabela's Inc. announced last week the 2013 Fish for Millions Promotion.
Anglers must be registered when they catch tagged fish worth cash or merchandise prizes. The grand prize is $1 million. The payoff will be doubled to $2 million if the lucky angler is a current user of the Cabela's shopping app, or downloaded the shopping app to his or her mobile device at least two days prior to catching the fish.
The identity of lakes where the tagged fish are released will be revealed early to those who register before April 30. With more than 100 lakes in 22 states, odds are good that at least one is in the Dallas area.
Details are at cabelas.com/fishformillions.
Flathead is largest fish caught in Ariz.
On April 12, Eddie Wilcoxson was asleep in a cot on his pontoon boat on Bartlett Lake, Ariz., when he got a bite. Thirty-five minutes later, Wilcoxson, 56, boated the biggest fish of any kind ever reported in Arizona, a 76.52-pound flathead catfish.
Wilcoxson said he used a 2-pound live carp for bait.
The Texas rod-and-reel record flathead was caught from Lake Palestine in 1998 by James Lister, who was crappie fishing with a live minnow when the 981/2- pounder bit. The heaviest flathead caught in Texas was a 114-pounder taken in 1976 by Charles Booth on a trotline at Lake Livingston. The world-record flathead was caught in Elk City Reservoir, Kan., in 1998 (123 pounds).


text: Americo Lopes exits the courtroom on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 in Elizabeth, N.J. A jury found that Lopes had cheated five co-workers out of their share of a $38.5 million lottery jackpot. The men worked at a construction company in Elizabeth and began a lottery pool in 2007. Americo Lopes claimed the winning numbers for the Nov. 10, 2009 jackpot were on a personal ticket and not the ticket that he had bought for the pool. The eight-member jury disagreed. (AP Photo/The Star-Ledger, Frances Micklow, Pool)


text:
Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View This Issue
Kliimiilli ftilW' Mwt
Mini ll"'t Dally ....
Our Advertisers
the Best Results ,
-junto Vi:.it. No. r..
Price, 6 Cents
Miss McCaulcy Continues Her Trip From
St. Louis to New York und Boston
oilfield, Mi . H"il I. I'xiS
I'.liinr lli'iiilil HiiIiiiiIii) hi. I. 'ft
Hi l.imlii for WuahliiKlnli TIiU pull
uf tin rl hiih till" Wi hud '"" Hi"
1,1,. min field Ih'IiIihI iih mill Irnvi'ti'il
lliiniiKi' li.'oiill'nl iintn of Item
Bllll Imll.i" All llif hid U lllllHlll
,,!! . .ii( liiunl vIHiiko and In veiy pint
l, Wlini ' mill sluing" I" ua hiih
nur C'lmt I"11" i'"" I'"1" ' unnlher
j tiki like Id holll" hii vtuulil K'l frntll
nhi iouiiIv in miotlii'i
, oil lot" Wnahlngloii, ullh Ha
,,,ui. " . ilmt Hero kept an i lemi
Wlml ii'i"-nli't I" "I" ini'it a Hi"
imlilli lllirnrv aiild In li III" h"l on
nmili' of ilnaale uk lillii luri- In Anmi
I. i i m HiioiirIi Hi" building ut
ii. clii mnl i Kriiinl when lighted no
In (in iiiMtnliiK hi- li.uk our iikiiiiI
mitu ii'i 'oppliir. In tin In Hi" top
i,' Dp Umlillir.loli liionilliii'Mt. hIiIiIi
!i .ii I '' high III III" llflemnnil H"
,,,1,1 ...it I.. Ml Vi'Miini Thli Ik ii
half I'"" i i.I" from Wiulilnxtori. mnl
llin.uKl. n h.ailllful iiiuulry Tin'
cniiiiul ixillilliiK mnl riMinm hiiIi
Ihi-lr iualiH olil fmliliiliod r II r lilt Hi f.
an. k.pt Hi fir (id nnliir mnl a In
tin) Ij- of our mnl 1'iiHitili'iit
Around Hi. (allien U tin- IiihIki. Hint
Vtaitiiar'"" planted Kill vent into
r'riitu 'In" garden nil worn given n
Usmli i.f Hi" ' MiikIi- IIi lluah.
m named I.) Hi" iii-xri-M hIiii u.ed
In tpal i.it nl night mnl Kt n aprii)
nf the bnih In put n ml it (In plllowH,
Lidding ' Hi" lii'lli'f I tin t iln-ama
milil H.iti mmo triii' It Han thl.
I. inli H.-ii Nellie ('nalla liihl.'it hIikii
u iliilil. ami be.ldi, vs li It f J. 'infill
l,i irnnMl tu tier mnl Him II f
irfitrj i ii in nulling to K''t lioimi
lirfnri' IrtliiR III" 'T lllli-lll
HutiiUr evening n lufl for I'hlla-ili-liliU
III tlm morning h'ii innde u
tour of Hi" ilt. lllllii: tlm home
nf William Penn This luiuae In
mill of tlm flrt hrlik over umil In
vmrrlrn brought from Cnglnml, mnl
Hie Ikiiii.- ntaiiiU In Fulrmniinl I'ntk,
i hi' lurgi.t iintiirul purk In Hi" norlil
rrniH riiiiniii'iiiiiii hi Hi-iit to n'kh
York iIhi.iikIi ii iuiik'imIoii of rllli-
liAt Iii.iiIi tin- trip a.-eiu Ilk" nil" iui
1. 1 tiiat of lnpiii'. fiutnrlm mnl Im -inanity
Wniroaaod tlm lluiUnu rlv-
rand In n few minute woni nl lininn
In tin- (lid Alnr llouao on Iohit
llnmdun) Alter illniirr ho went up
llronilHu) to tin. iiimt p.itl nf Hi"
illy nml Hnlki'il purl nay buck
iliriiiir.li hIiii I In uilli'il Hi" "Ureal
Wlilli. Wii) " It hiii with itimrilll)'
Hint hii inutriillt'il our merriment ov-
r I he ahow, whlih nn nilili) poor In"
nleliiul l:itHtt'rm-i luive bragged mi
ininii about A fnw tliriilnn. whisky
nml ln-rr nlitiiH u uttered from 23rd
in I'.lli street, ililetty Illuminated
lit trie algiiH, loualltute what In III"
Ni' Yorker l perfection.
Ilnmilwiiy, an u nlrri'1. In n ili'lll
lnii nml n Miuirn Whllo llici" me
ik HA
WHETHER you pay
us $15. or $40.
for a Suit or Overcoat
-you get the best Suit
or Overcoat that $15
or $40 can purchase.
Agent! CONTINENTAL TAILORING CO.
tfttnlain AAAAA A
ii fnu liultilliiitn lilchi'i Hum llinmi In
jiiin iiumi illlm, .. ii. IKIln mirinw
' I II II IM't . fur It a tiullilui: nlan, In mix
iIiiiik llrly pluio no iIUkuhHui: to om
'iiKimloi I to Hi'uli'iii iIi'iiiiIIiii'iih,
I Hint It huh ii wnliiiuin hiii;i:i'iiiii
Hlii'ii Mi IIiiIi'k mi i hi. uh Ni.,.h
'lioiil'.ti mnl mo Hi'iit Imik In our Im-l-l
On our Hiiy lii lliinlnii hi nlnppcil
ut Wi-illlclil, Miikh , Mr II.iIih' oi
Iiumi. Hlnti' hi. Inn) niuni. r I lloalnu
luikml lii'iiiiii Whll.. Hut., hi' tUlli'il
ii hIiIi fnilni) nml IimuiiihI Him
nl Wmlllil.l Hun uumt uf nur nlilpH
ill" iiiiiiIi- II la ii In-iiutlfiil lountty,
Imt wlii'ti llii todl iih Imw mill It
Ki'ln llii'fi'. n Hnrn Klml hii hit"
liouii'Hmil IioiiiiiI
i:tiii:i. micai-i.ijv
Hunters Will Have Only I wo
Days This Year
A aitiopala of Hm Kiinm I.'iwh itIhi
'inl on Hm tinik of Hm IIiiiiIit- I.I
M'lian, kiNTiia to Im lurorrect III ri'Klild
In tlm open h'iikpii fur im 1 1 Tin
)UuiaU huh lomplled In I'orlhiu.l.
and Hhlle II tuny ln nil right In ll.ni
mtIIiiii. It doean'l apply inal of Hi"
t.'aaindm, nirordlllK to relliihle 1111-tlinrllli-a
The i:mim law imaaitl at the I'm.
hhIiiii ptoildea Hint "It aliall Im tin
Uwrul (etiepl aa prnvldiit In "
tlnna 21121, 2(i;:, etc ) to kill, IllUO
III pn"lilll, etr , mi)' Ullall, I'll i'i!
Iietweeu tlm flrat nf Oi InlnT mid III')
lltat of IliTeiuher " Heitlon ZICI,
ulilrh Ih etiepted, hiih tevlaed nl tin)
Mill., amnion, and nnda
"It ahull he unhiHfiil at mi) time
In Hint portion or tlm alnln enal or
tlm Cum ml" Mountain, to kill or
hlie In poaaeKalon, etf , eirept lor
arlentlrii' mnl hreedlnt; purpoaeH, nuy
iiinll. nt any time except between tlm
a.i-oml Siilurdny and Hm third Tint"
ilu) III lleptemher or euch )enr Thu
limit durlliK tlm open neiiaou Ih nIx
nl one iluy, or twelvn In one week "
Today Ih Hid Heiiuid Halurday mid
Tueaihiy will he the third Tueaday In
thin month, mid iih Hundit) mid Mou
lin) lire the only da) a between Hal II r
iluy mnl Tueaday, thin Jiar'a iuall
11111111111- In Klnmiith roiuity will hu
confined In two dit)K,
You will iavo money by buylnix
lewltiK machine aud all of )our iow
liiK inachluo iiipplloi at Mullori, coi
ner Main and Cth itroet. 7-3 Itf
- 14 2ik I
Prominent Lady
Writing Up
MUh a fl. Monro.., who wnit with
tlm I'ortlmnl i-miirnlutiliitH, Ih ii nuwv
Ipiipin mnl iiiiiKiirliiu urlmr of proml-
iii'iiii', hIio hoii Imt IniirnlM oti tlm
CIiIiiiko Itwurd-lliTiild. Hlin In In
KIiiiiiiiHi iiiunly to cnltiiT mutcrliil
foi ii hoiiklnt which will Im Umicd
Ii) Ilin piniMi'iiuiT iti'piirtlilt'til of III"
HoiithiTti I'nrllli' Oii'iton l.ttmit utiilur
illri'illou of William McMurniy, kwi
"nil iiiMHiiiU"r liK"Ul, whoa.) frli'tld
ahlp for Uila ni'iHoii Ih I'Vldniiecd In
tniiti'ilnl wiijk MUh Monro" It uno
of tlm moat HiKM'Knful HilvorlUlnic
wrlliTH on Hi" I'liilflr Conat unit ron
lIlKtH II HIIUI'HHflll llllaltll'HH III llllll
purllruliir llim, Hhldi I lie pulillc
kuoHH iih tlm MonroM AiIvitIIhIiik
1'ioliiilily no wiIIit who Iiiim vlalt
oil HiIh mi Hon Iiiih hi-iti Hic (ountry
mom thoioimlily than aim will huvn
iloim lii.forn irimpli'tltiK Hi" funk In
Carnival Queen
'Urn Drat live voli'H, In what prom
Una to In- ii wry lively conteat, were
rnat fur MUh IiuUii HarKent, of thla
city Tho hallnta were purchnaiil nt
lleltkempiT'H Mr lleltkc-iuper Im
inediutely idaii'd the oti-n In tho
Hlmlow, with ii rnrd In Iho effect that
tlmy were the II rat tote mat In Hm
(onteat Tlm Imllota had not been
on eihlliltlou ten liilnnli-a befnro n
very huiiiII hoy nppenred on the aieim
und nfiir atud)ltiK Hm card for n
moumnl, Im entered tho at urn mid
IIKill SCHOOL MONDAY,
The Kl.iinalli County IIIrIi Kchool
will open Mondu), Keiletubiir, Ulh.
All nrrnnuemeulH preliminary In np
eiilm; hnve been liiluli- At tho fnc
ully meetluK I'rldii) the proKram hiih
pit (lit ml mnl plana fur enrollment
were liiaile Ktlidenla will meet thu
teailuTH Monday uiornlnK. Mr.
h'nuKht hIII enroll the lat year, Mr.
Unwind 2 ml )e;ir, MUh Appli'nate 3rd
)ear and Mi llutiher 4th year and
MpeclaU AHi-r flllltiR out Hcheilule
aula mid KettlliK n Mat of hooka n I-
ed. aluileniH will bo ill liberty until
I "Ml p tu. hIii-ii the)' will (iiuvene
III their re-ipeitlve rootiia. lit )ean
In Mr KmiKlit'a room, 2nd jenra In
Mr. HiiHiird'H room, 3rd jearH In Mr.
Ilutiher'a room and 4th )earn In MUa
Appli-Kiile'a room. Teachern will run
IhriiiiKh with the entire program In
the afternoon and iiHHlKtt Ii-hhoiih.
.MIT.MIAN WATKIt IN MKItltll.t,.
Win. A. Wllaon, tho proprietor nf
tho Turk livery anil feed itablci, bin
been huvInK a deep well nink on till
roHldonco lot In Merrill by Win. Tow-
(ith, tho well borer, and Tueiday nt a
depth nf over three hundred feet n
, hi renin nf water wan at ruck that rose
I up und poured nut over the Iron ciih
Iiik. Mr. Wllaon U inakltiK propnni-
tlniiH tu plpo witter from tho well In
IiIh Park Htahli-H, ntid to muko nan nf
Ii In vnrloiiH wu)n. Thero In but
Utile doubt iirlciian water mlRht bo
ohtnlued In tlili valley by ilnkliiK In
the proper deptli. Hi-cnrd.
Dr. .1. A. Host and family camo up
from Merrill yeaterdny and left thli
inniuliiK for their homo In Pendleton
In upend (ho winter. Dr. Ilont hnu
i-ji clinied coiiHldernbli) fnrin proper
ty in thU county nml MntcH that he
will ho hack with till family In tho
spiltiK t remain permanently.
A hlK ltopiihllcnn rally will ho held
nt tho Court HniiHo tonlnht. Tho
nieotliiK lit for tho purpoae of oi'kh
ullng a Tuft and Sherman Club, to
work In conjunction with the state
oiKunlzatloii. 13vory Bopubllcan In
the city la requested to he preuonl.
Our lufuriiiuiit wah iiilHlitkeu when
ho told tu) that Dick Ilrltensteln'B
nleco camo to thla city via Reno, Nev
ada and Lakovlaw through mlitako.
It wah Intentional that alio Hhniild
do ho, In order that alio might vlalt
with tier father who reilileu In tho
Utter town, Aftor remalDliur. here a
couple of daya she will return to her
home In Chlco, this time going by
way of Weed.
. 300 boxes of choice tomatoei at
fl box at the Monarch. 11
Klamath County
hniid. A(tiimpmi)lni tlm UllorH on
Hii'lr vnrlmia trlm nlm Ii.'ih Iimti all
IhnniKli tlm Imurt of tlm vulln), ov
it Hm RHiiuip luiula, unit tlila morn
Inc ilnpmli'il for n trip of ilin-o dnn
to (,'niliT l.iiku. On dm ti'turn from
tlm uortlmiu pnrl of Hm utility MIhh
Monro., will miikn ollmr Joiirm-yii to
vIbII Ki'dloriH of Hm lrrlKnl"il illitrlil.
MUh IMiiu IIiiIkIiI. mm of Hm writ
imh of tlm Mouion CmuiMny, 11U0 m -rotnpmili'H
MUk Moiiio.', nml Ih en
tliutliittlc coiicirnliiK tlm mmilfolil
tiiiTltM of Hii Klnmiith liualn. Mm.
Ji'iikltiK, or rortliind, iiitim with Hi"
putty mnl Hmno thri'ii ladli-n urn tour
IliK loi;iithur It h;ih tliidr orlKiniit
imrpoan to ri'turu houm via Hm Mcd
foiil I mil from Cralir Lake, hut tier
"KHlty or morn thoroiiKh Hork on
ratlii'ilnu Klamath ilnlu chmiKi'il the
liroxrmn ho tlmy will romo hack to
Klninnth I'alla
Contest Now On
purcliUHc-d two hnllolN whhh ho en
tered for MUh l.yle Wat mm If MUa
Wntaon proven iih popular with tin
older Rcntlemen ni aim la with this
Hinall lad, It la '-ultn evident that ah"
will prove u at roil K candidate. MUh
Htella Campbell received tho next
three voti-H Tlleao three )Oilti" III-iIIi-m
nro very popular, and nlthoiiKh
many more name will bo entered In
Iho content. It In thouitht that they
wilt bo cloae up to the head of tho
Hat at nil tltni-a
MKItltll.l, ltK(THD ITK.MS.
Martin Ilroa. lint week Mild their
fine 6-mulo frelKhtliiK team In Manoy
Ilroa, for $12(10.
Tho Maacot Stnliki report liavlnR
had lilt) -four head or "tranilenl"
horam to caro for Inht nlcht.
H. H. Mitchell pinned throiiKh Invvii
thla uinmlng with nbout 300 head of
entile en route to (Jiuelle.
Knil Stukel, repreicntlni; In tho
cattle market C Swanaon & Son, of
Sacramento, laat week purchased 100
head of the Carr cattle from Dallon
Urn., mid Min head from Ilert Splcer
nl Hlei'lo Hwnmp.
(loo, W. Ilrmiilou, formerly a rent
dent of Merrill, but now nt Paisley
where ho I enRaRed In remodellnf; n
flouring mill. Intend to return here
with hi family about tho first nf Oc
tober In make thla place hi future
home. Ilo ha notified K. II. Kltch,
with whom ho left hi real eituto for
mile to hold tho property m ho had
concluded tu uao It hllimclf. Many
friend nf Mr. llrandon will bo very
much pleased to welcomo him.
City Bakery Changes Hands
Joseph M Kvuns, who c:ime Imri
recently from Sovery, Kauaai, hu
purchnied tho City llukory from It
M. Snrter and will take chare Mon
day. Ho will put In a Mock of Km
eerie In connection with tho bakery
Mr. Kviiii was mi pleased with Iho
Klamath country that ho tclcgrapho.!
homo liiHtructlou to sell out hi dry
Kood and grocery erttablUhmont an 1
ahlp huiiHuhold kooiI.
Mr.Snrter will open up In tho .Mon
arch building, which U being remod
eled, with a, pool mid billiard parloin.
IMSTI'ltK I'Olt ItKXT.
For tho remainder of September
and October I will tnko horie and
cattle fur pasture nt $1 a month, paid
In advance. C. C. LOW.
W It. ICalon, Secretin)- uf the An
gler Anioclntlon of California, ar
rived In tho city last ovenlnt; accom
panied by L a. and W it Rcklon,
tuemhoiu or tho Association, They
went to Fuit Klnmiith thla morning
und nvpeel to lemnlu In that section
until the Inst or tho month
I., JiicoIir, of tho rio.itoii Sturn, mi
iitiuucoH that ho will continue, hi big
rvmuval Bulo fur two week lunger,
In order to give residents of the coun
try un opportunity to lay In their
Huppllea." Ho U very much pleased
with tho leaults uf the sale, but U
determined to reduco hi stock to
tho minimum, regardless of cost, in
order to save the, expense of packing
and moving such an, Immense amount
Garden Acreage Near City Is Sold Tor
Three Hundred Dollars an Acre
or kooiIk Tlm work on tho cirmtruc
tlou or Hm new hulhlliiK ha bcon
aiarli-d In ninicil and will bo ruined
n fan! mi ii inrKo rorcc of umn cn
In It.
J I) Carroll alalia that ho hua tlio
rnonl hhi) of honny produced In this
county Ito hail ono hire of 144
pounUa, of whut ho claims to bo tho
llni-nt (Uiillty of hormy that can bo
prodiKcil on tho loaat. Mr. Carroll
hnnvi.n Hint Klamath inunty la dm
tlni'd to linrnnii. fnmoua a a honoy
Hi-rtloii. The hi'i'H do well hero on
ni'iount or tho drynniM of tho ntmoi
ptHTu und Hm largo tract a of alfalfa
from which to obtain their aupply.
Twenty-five Thousand Acres
limber Burned Over
J I Kimball returned thl noon
from tho I'okegama country, where
ho ha been with tho crew of men
lighting nro. Ilo states that all of
tho fires are now under control, ex
cept ono on Spencer Mountain. Thli
Is poor timber and tho fire Is running
high and tho best the men can do 1
to watch It.
Thero wore eight different fire In
the Pokegnma tract and considerable
damage was done. There Is approxi
mately 100,000 acres In this tract
and fully one-fourth of It was burned
over. It I ImposHlhle at this time
tu estimate tho damage done, a In
aomo K-ftlona which were burned ov
er very lit t lo damage was done to the
Ktandlng timber, while In sections
wheio there was much down timber
mid thick brush tho datnago done was
Ono uf tho heaviest fire was west
of Pokegmnn. Mr. Kimball used
about thirty uf the mill men, all of
the railroad crew, besides his own
men, and It took several daya of
hard fighting before they got It un
der control.
AT THU OPKHA IIOl'SK.
Now tonight Tho Drunken Father
Tho Witch's Secret. Charlie's Dream
nml A Drama In Savllle, a wonderful
picture showing a great Spanish bull
light. Now Song. Any seat 10 eta.
Mr. A. Decker, a representative of
tho Portland Journal, Is In the city
for tho purpose of making a write-up
of tho business houses. He will also
visit the other towns of tho county
In gather material for his paper.
What ranks with the record sale
of Klamath county land hnvo been
mado thl week In tho Knterprlso
tracts to parties who camo In on tho
Portland excursion and who will Im
mediately begin Improvements look
ing to occupancy and use of the land
for purposes beneficial to tbe com
munity. The sale were made by
Frank Ira White.
Fred Nltschelm, of Clark county,
Washington, has bought ton acre ad
jacent to tho Kltner I. Applegate gar
den, which ho will use for garden
purpose next year. Thl particularly
desirable garden Innd, one and one
quarter miles from town, now In al
falfa and timothy, was purchased for
$2S0 per acre. Mr. Nltschelm I an
experienced gardener and haa already
contracted to havo the ground brok
en and placed In shape for use In the
spring. Meantime ho will remove to
thli place with hi family and build
a home on the land.
"I am satisfied there Is a market
for all of the garden products that
can be produced hero and that tbe
soil and climate Is all right," said
Mr. Nltschelm. "Thero are condi
tions here with which I am not famil
iar but I know good land when I aee
It and have looked at a great many
gardens and potato patches slnco
coming to Klamath Falls and good
products are being grown by the men
who know bow. I am satisfied tbat
I havo a good piece of garden land
and If 1 live will be here working It
next spring."
F. C. Markwardt of Portland pur
chased a tract of five acres situated
Just below the main canal and about
800 feet north of the orchard on tho
Enterprise tracts, at $300 as acre.
It Is now heavily set to alfalfa and
tame grasses, and Is Just at the east
side of tbe Mills addition and within
about three-quarters of a mile of the
depot site. Mr. Markwardt has pur
chased this for a home and expects
to bring a herd of thoroughbred Jer
sey cows from his present home In
Washington. He has arranged to
secure a quantity of hay for feeding
the cows the coming winter and will
engage In dairying. The land which
Mr. Markwardt haa bought Is the
tract selected by the Reclamation
Service two years ago for headquar
ters and experimental purposes, but
which was given up for a location
In town on which the buildings wero
P. Conklln, pastor M. E. Church,
Is offering his household goods at pri
vate sale, roller top desk, dishes, Iron
beds, springs, etc. Also a gentle fam
ily riding pony. Corner Pine and Id,
near Presbyterian Church. 81 St
Camping ? j
We have the best guns
and ammunition. Let us
outfit you for a trip to the
mountains. We have the
goods that hunters need.
Fishing ? !
'Our rods and tackle are
the best that are made
and the stock from which
we invite you to select is
very extensive.
Roberts & Hanks i
Hardware Merchanti


text:
The 2014 Australian Open men's main draw singles event begins on Monday 13 January. The big match that every player wants to participate in – the Men's Singles Final, will be played on Sunday 26 January.
In 2013, Andre Agassi presented the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup to Novak Djokovic in recognition of Agassi's fourth and last Australian Open title a decade earlier.
In 2014, Pete Sampras will return to Melbourne Park for the first time since he last competed in 2002 to be honoured on the 20-year anniversary of his first title for the 2014 trophy presentation.
Below OnCourt Advantage details how the prize money is allocated for each round throughout the tournament to make it easier for you to follow the distribution of money.
On October 2, 2013 the Australian Open announced that it will offer record prize money of 33 million Australian Dollars (A$), being an increase of 3 million dollars and up by 7 million dollars in the past two years.
This is how the prize money is awarded for the 2014 men's singles draw:
- The winner earns A$ 2,430,000;
- The runner-up earns A$ 1,215,000;
- The two semi finalists earn A$ 500,000;
- The four quarter finalists earn A$ 250,000;
- The 8 players who lose in the round of 16 earn A$ 125,000;
- The 16 players who lose in the 3rd round earn A$ 71,000;
- The 32 players who lose in the 2nd round earn A$ 45,500; and
- The 64 players who lose in the 1st round earn A$ 27,600.
© photo credit: HEAD Tennis


text:
"How low can you go?" seems to have been the big question at the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards last night.
Eva Longoria dared to bare in a greige Georges Hobeika Spring 2011 Couture gown with neckline that plunged all the way down to her waist.
"I'm going to catch heat for it, I got a feeling I'm going to catch some heat," Julie Bowen said of her low-cut black halter Malandrino jumpsuit, while her "Modern Family" co-star Sofia Vergara had ME worrying about a possible fashion disaster with her sexy sapphire number and admits even she was nervous about the gown being too much.
"It's Cavalli, it's a little bit sexy, I was a little bit afraid but you know, it's nice. No? It was too sexy. So there's a thin line for me to look a little bit crazy, so I get scared sometimes."
Even the more demure Lea Michele rocked a revealing Oscar de la Renta white beaded gown, which looked amazing on her, btw.
"I put it on and it just fit, I was like, is this actually maternity? And they were like, no that's a normal gown! And it just happens to fit right, so it's kind of exciting." Natalie Portman really nailed it with her white Azzaro gown with crystal trim. Loved that she showed off her baby bump for the first time on the red carpet in the flattering and form-fitting gown. Pregnant Jane Krakowski also looked radiant. "I'm wearing Badgley Mischka and they have been so wonderful to dress me during my pregnancy for both the Golden Globe awards and for the SAG Awards," she told us. I think it's really nice to have designers like Badgley Mischka who will make them for you. It's nice that they can keep measuring and then making new things for me."
Julianna Margulies looked beautiful in a simple red strapless YSL gown.
Mila Kunis stunned in her flowy red floral Alexander McQueen.
"True Grit" nominee Hailee Steinfeld kept things fun and age appropriate with her Prada magenta, black and tangerine striped dress with a flounced hem.
Hilary Swank showed off her super-toned body in a blush one shouldered Versace with jeweled detailing.
Nicole Kidman in a black Nina Ricci with lace details that was too busy.
Angie Harmon in an over the top feathered ball gown by Monique Lhuillier.
Winona Ryder wearing what looked like a big white prom dress.
Kim Kardashian's purple Marchesa was a rare misstep for the trendsetter.
January Jones in a black and gold lace Carolina Herrera, which looked too old for her.
Jane Lynch in a pouffy lavender gown.
Kate Mara in a blush colored corset top gown, which washed her out.
Helena Bonham Carter, of course makes the worst dressed list, however her white and black dress was a huge improvement over her Golden Globes ensemble.
For a full gallery of SAG style, CLICK HERE!


text:
Tote Bag
ROLES by ISHISHA PROJECTby Ishisha Project
Our quality crafted Tote Bags are hand sewn in America using durable, yet lightweight, poly poplin fabric. All seams and stress points are double stitched for durability. Available in 13" x 13", 16" x 16" and 18" x 18" variations, the tote bags are washable, feature original artwork on both sides and a sturdy 1" wide cotton webbing strap for comfortably carrying over your shoulder.
Love scene: he and she as Pac Man and the Monster.
Simple black line, clean design.
ISHISHA PROJECT is a poetic way to look at life through drawings.


text:
Peace Out wrote:
The majority of people get into NYC through the lottery. I got in through qualifying, but they tighened up the standards a lot and there is no way I will ever qualify again, so I'll take the deferral for 2013. My marathon weekend in NYC last month was FUBAR and I will look forward to a re-do even though I'm from Canada and my registration is $350.
To combat message board spam by non runners, we are making people answer a brief question before they can post on a thread that is over 20 days old.
If you answer this question you will be able to post.
Who of the following is not an American runner?