text:
Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa4
Nutfield Road, Redhill, RH1 4EL
Price FromView Rooms
- Good
- 1 guest reviews
"Old buildings have creaky floors which is quaint, but the room smelt a little musty. The room was hot, despite the thermostat being right do..."
About the hotel
Nutfield Priory is an idyllic country mansion with breathtaking views of the Sussex and Surrey countryside. Conveniently located close to Gatwick Airport, Caterham, Redhill, Crawley & Reigate. It is also within easy reach of the centre of London as well as attractions like Hever Castle, Chartwell National Trust, Chessington World of Adventures, Thorpe Park, Legoland, the RHS Gardens at Wisley and Lingfield and Epsom Race course.
Our fully refurbished ensuite bedrooms comes complete with wide screen TV, DVD and CD player and FREE WI-FI. The renowned restaurant (2 AA rosettes) is a destination within its own right. Due to the popularity of the Restaurant please ensure you book in advance of arrival. Alternatively, visit the Priory Health Club a short stroll from the hotel and take a dip in the pool or have a workout in the Gym. Or, if you want to take life at a more leisurely pace, you can enjoy a selection of health and beauty treatments to truly invigorate mind as well as body. Due to high demand it is recommended that you book any Spa treatments in advance.
Read MoreLess
Facilities Show/hide
- Main
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout, Disabled Facilities, Air conditioning in rooms, 24 Hour Reception, Cots available, Wedding Licence, Safety Deposit Box, Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room, Hairdryer in each room, Trouser press in each room, Iron And Board In Each Room, Telephone In Each Room, 24 Hour Room Service, Concierge, Wake Up Call Available, Porter, Lift to all floors
- Parking
- Car parking available onsite
- Business
- Wi-Fi Available, Meeting Facilities, In-room Broadband, In-room Modem Hook up, Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas, Private dining services
- Dining
- Restaurant, Lounge Menu, Bar
- Leisure
- Gymnasium, Indoor Pool, Aerobics Studio, Sauna, Steam Rooms, Massage, Beauty Salon/Manicure, Solarium, Jacuzzi, Squash Courts, CD Player, [Channels] News, [Channels] Sky Sports, [Channels] Music, [Channels] Childrens
- In Room Entertainment
- Video/DVD Player, TV, Satellite TV, Radio
- Accessibility
- Disabled Access Public Areas, Disabled Access Bedrooms, Disabled toilets on ground floor, Wheelchair Access, Wheelchair Access To Reception, Wheelchair Access To Restaurant, Wheelchair Access To Bar, Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms, Wheelchair Access To Leisure Facilities, Wheelchair Access To Disabled Car Parking Spaces
Useful Info Show/hide
- Between 15:00 and 00:00
- By 11:00 hours
- Up to 13 years old
- The price shown is based on the occupancy and dates you have searched for. Prices and availability are subject to change based on the arrival date, number of nights and occupancy searched for. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
- Pets are not allowed
Customer Reviews
Our reviews are from genuine LateRooms.com customers. We verify that the customer has stayed before leaving a review.
0% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Grand but needs work
Old buildings have creaky floors which is quaint, but the room smelt a little musty.
The room was hot, despite the thermostat being right do...
Read More Less


text:
Featured News - Current News - Archived News - News Categories
by the Allstate Insurance Co.
Millions of Americans are taking advantage of the warm weather by leaving their cars behind and hopping onto their bikes. However, while cycling is a great pastime for people of all ages, bicycles have become a major target of thieves, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
Almost 200,000 bicycles were stolen in the U.S. in 2011, according to the FBI's most recent statistics, and most of them were never seen again. With the increasing popularity of bicycling as a sport and as a means of transportation, bike thefts are on the rise. Bicycles are stolen most often in densely populated areas such as cities and suburbs, but university and college towns are another hot spot; in fact bicycle thefts represent over half the property crimes on campus.
Bicycles are covered under the personal property section of standard homeowners and renters insurance. This coverage will reimburse you, minus your deductible, if your bike is stolen or damaged in a fire, hurricane or other disaster listed in your policy.
Adults are not the only ones hitting the roadways with their bicycles, as many younger riders will be using their two-wheel transportation with school out for the summer.
"Although kids might not see it this way, a bike is a vehicle, not a toy," says Allstate spokesperson in New York Jaclyn Darrohn. "Riding a bike can be tremendous fun, but it can also be dangerous. Parents who teach their kids a few simple bike safety rules will go a long way in protecting their kids' safety.
Review the following bike safety tips with your children:
•Use your head - wear a helmet! Most bike-related deaths result from head injuries. Kids can prevent most serious head injuries by wearing a bike helmet. Children learn by example, so it's important that parents practice good bike safety habits and wear a helmet themselves when they ride.
•Look in all directions before entering or crossing a street. Most crashes between a car and a bike happen at intersections and driveways, so keep your eyes open when entering these areas. Look out, too, for parked cars. Drivers in parked cars could pull into traffic or open their doors into a bike rider's path.
•Ride in the direction of traffic. Riders should stay on the right side of the street near the curb and walk their bicycles across busy streets.
•Be visible. Kids should attach a fluorescent-colored flag on a flexible pole to their bike and wear brightly colored helmets and clothes to make themselves more visible. Kids should not ride their bikes at night.
•Make sure the bike fits. Riding a bike that's too big or too small makes it easier for a child to lose control and become injured. Check with a local bike shop to have your child fitted to his or her bike.
•Protect your bike. Just as you would with your car, have your kids lock their bikes when they leave them. The best protection against bike theft is a chain and lock.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Jurors in Delaware County deliberated for a little more than three hours before convicting Rashan Bowman, 27, and Marcus Cogman, 29, of second-degree murder as well as robbery and criminal conspiracy in the December 2011 shooting death of 30-year-old Jason Rossiter, the Delaware County Daily Times reported.
Bowman was also convicted of a firearms count Thursday night. Jurors acquitted the Chester defendants of first-degree murder.
A friend testified that he accompanied the victim to an Upland house where a rap battle ensued between Bowman and Rossiter, who he said overestimated his own skills at freestyle, off-the-cuff rapping with no written lyrics. He said Rossiter was saying "loony, crazy, funny stuff," most of which didn't rhyme or even make sense. Jurors were played snippets of the battle recorded on his cellphone.
He testified he and Bowman left but the defendants followed them out to their car, where Rossiter allegedly extended his hand in an apparent attempt to make peace, but Bowman allegedly refused the handshake and Rossiter responded with an epithet. Cogman, he said, then threw Rossiter up against the car before going through his pockets, and ended up shooting the victim in the chest.
Rossiter died several hours later and the defendants were arrested two days later at a motel in Tinicum Township. They are scheduled for sentencing June 28.
Information from: Delaware County Daily Times


text:
Democracy in Senegal an inspiration for Africa, says UN Development ChiefJul 25, 2012
Dakar/New York: Senegal's ongoing progress to strengthen its democracy was high on the agenda of UNDP chief Helen Clark's six-day visit to that country. While there she met newly elected President Macky Sall, Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye, and other senior officials to discuss their development strategies and how to overcome challenges in the region to their stability.
"The outcome of Senegal's Presidential election last March and the early steps of President Sall's administration demonstrate that not only is one of Africa's oldest democracies not willing to part with its democratic institutions, but also it is acting to make them stronger," said Helen Clark during an address with the President to UN leadership in Africa. "This outcome is important not only for the people of Senegal. It sends a powerful message across the continent, and in so doing, can help inspire free and fair elections more widely."
In March 2012, President Sall was elected by a large majority, setting a milestone in the country's political history. Senegal passed another milestone in that election when it elected an unprecedented number of women to Parliament, with women now holding 44.6 percent of the seats.
During the tense campaign period before the presidential and legislative elections, UNDP supported women leaders in Senegal as they worked with political parties and community groups to promote a peaceful election process.
Women were able to play an important role in the electoral process thanks to UNDP support for the establishment of the "Platform of Women Watcher for Peaceful Elections in Senegal" The platform, which is made up of 60 African women organizations, Senegalese women and international partners, mobilized thousands of women and hundreds of youth to promote peaceful elections, organized an active and constant monitoring of the situation to deliver messages of peace and react quickly to early signs of violence.
After their training, these observers from Senegal, and about thirty other African countries, were able to monitor 698 polling stations.
"What happened was of utmost significance for Africa, because the continent needs good role models and experiences of what can be achieved by women," said Helen Clark. "The steps taken to ensure civil society and communities can remind politicians of what is expected of them is truly inspirational."
The visit started with a field trip to the northern region of Saint Louis, where Helen Clark met communities from rural Gandon who benefit from a project regenerating 2000 acres of mangrove. Through support from UNDP, the Global Environment Fund, and others, this project made it possible for 400 women from 5 villages to earn a daily income of USD$10 from the exploitation of seafood, including oysters which have recently appeared from the regeneration of the mangrove. A green mutual fund that protects the environment has funded more than 8870 economic projects, effecting over 2000 people, over half of whom are women.
In Dakar: Maimouna Mills, Regional Communication Advisor+ 221 77 529 1298; firstname.lastname@example.com
Mame Ngoné Sow, Communication Officer, +221 77 569 9605; firstname.lastname@example.com.
In New York: Christina LoNigro, Communication Specialist, +1 917 607 9446; email@example.com


text:
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Whoever stole a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin in Milwaukee would have a hard time selling it, experts said Wednesday.
The rare violin was on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond. The robber used a stun gun on Almond and took the instrument from him Monday night in a parking lot behind Wisconsin Lutheran College, where Almond had just preformed
A retired FBI expert told the Journal Sentinel (http://bit.ly/1egwI83 ) he expects the motive to be similar to that of high-end art thefts.
"Throughout my career, what I always saw in the end is that it was always about making money," said Robert K. Wittman, founder of the FBI's National Art Crime Team and author of "Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures."
"They are not about the pride of ownership or possessing an antique," he said. "The ultimate goal is either getting paid by someone to take it or trying to sell it in some type of market, or it could be a situation for them to get some type of payment for it to be returned."
Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn has said the violin is valued in the "high seven figures." Investigators believe the instrument, known in musical circles as the "Lipinski" Stradivarius, was the primary target.
Wittman said thieves often are good at taking, but not at selling, an item of such value.
"They do a good job with the crime but never really think about what they're going to do with the item," he said. "They get stars in their eyes from the values, but the values for these types of things depend on authenticity, history and a good title — you have to own it, and they don't."
The robber fled to a nearby vehicle, described as a maroon or burgundy minivan driven by an accomplice. The violin case was found a short time after the robbery on the north side of Milwaukee, police said. The cases of such rare instruments usually contain a GPS tracker, according to experts, which could explain why the case was tossed.
Milwaukee police continued to investigate the crime Wednesday, along with the FBI's art crimes team based in Quantico, Va.
Information from: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, http://www.jsonline.com


text:
Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Sorry, fantasy players, Pats' backfield is deepDAVE D'ONOFRIO
September 27. 2013 12:15AM
When the Patriots opened last Sunday's game against the Buccaneers with a screen pass to Brandon Bolden, the roar you heard was the Gillette Stadium crowd reacting as the back grabbed the toss and scooted to a 12-yard gain.
The groan you heard was from fantasy football owners who spent an early pick on Stevan Ridley.
And there were quite a few of those. In Yahoo Sports leagues, Ridley was drafted 23rd on average. In ESPN leagues, his draft average was 24th. At NFL.com it was 27th.
It's hard to fault those drafters, either. Ridley ran for 1,263 yards last season, when only five players scored more than his 12 touchdowns.
But through the first three weeks of this season there has been plenty of evidence to suggest that Ridley won't replicate those numbers this year.
There was his benching after a Week 1 fumble at Buffalo. There was Shane Vereen seizing the opportunity that created by gaining 159 yards from scrimmage in that contest, despite suffering a broken wrist that subsequently landed him on the injured reserve list until the second half of the season. There was Bolden's immediate ascension from injured and inactive to an important part of the game plan against Tampa. Then there was the decision to let LeGarrette Blount handle the late-game load as the Pats tried to drain the clock and put the Bucs away.
All told, it's offered a strong indication that Ridley's role won't be equivalent to that of a feature back this season. He likely won't be the fantasy star that was forecast.
But so far the results suggest that in real-world football the Patriots can still be very productive at that position, particularly if it is managed properly.
"I think they've got some guys that have great skill sets at the running back position," said Atlanta Coach Mike Smith, whose Falcons welcome the Patriots on Sunday night. "They've done a good job of keeping those guys fresh and putting guys in roles that they can be successful in."
Disbelieving that the Patriots' young receivers could beat them, the Jets loaded up the box to stop the run in Week 2, and were successful in doing so. Nevertheless, New England had racked up the 12th-most rushing yards in football going into Thursday night's game, because its backs had rushed for 158 and 156 in its other two tilts.
What's particularly intriguing and promising about the group, though, is the way each of its members can be used in any number of circumstances. Smith described Leon Washington as a change-of-pace type, and said he sees the same skill set and running style among the rest of New England's backs.
The three who played against Tampa are hardly clones of each other, as Bill Belichick pointed out, but they have enough similarities to prevent opposing defenses from predicting whether the Pats will run or pass based specifically on personnel, and enough versatility that any of them could be called upon in any situation.
"All our backs practice and take a lot of reps, both in the running game, the passing game, some of the situational football portions that we practice — third down, red zone, those kind of things," said offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. "They all get an opportunity to go in there and rep, and they're all ready to play. I think anybody that's earned the right to be out there with their performance and what they've done in practice and throughout the course of the season, we usually put them out there and give them an opportunity to make an impact on Sunday."
McDaniels noted that each of the three backs played between 23 and 26 snaps last Sunday, applauded them for being "productive in their own ways," and said he anticipates that sort of cycling to continue throughout the year.
That's bad news if Ridley's on your fantasy team. But it's fine by the players themselves.
"Honestly, we don't even care about that, and I can speak for (Blount and Ridley) about this," Bolden said. "We don't care about that. They call our name, they call our name. If they don't, they don't. We're going to encourage that guy who does go in and makes the best effort he can, and I think (last Sunday) you got the best from all three."
Ridley's best play against Tampa was a pretty, PlayStation-esque spin move that picked up nine yards and a first down. Blount's best work was done in the fourth quarter, when he carried the ball — along with his 245 pounds — 10 times.
Bolden made his biggest impact in the passing game — that opening screen catch was the first of his five receptions for 49 yards — and the Falcons' strengths and weaknesses may dictate that this week he makes his mark as a receiver again.
Atlanta has allowed the fifth-fewest rushing yards in football despite playing three games that were decided by a single score, so it has proven strong against the run to this point. That doesn't mean, however, that they've been strong against running backs.
In their opener at New Orleans, Saints backs Darren Sproles and Pierre Thomas combined to make 10 catches for 104 yards. The next week, Rams runners Daryl Richardson and Isaiah Pead totaled seven grabs for 63 yards.
The Falcons improved last week, limiting Dolphins backs to two catches, but if the Patriots can effectively involve a guy out of the backfield in the passing game, that may be the best way to loosen up a suspect secondary for Tom Brady and his work-in-progress receiving corps — whether that guy is Bolden again, or Ridley, or Blount, or maybe even Washington.
"All those players are good players; they're productive players," Belichick said. "Certainly having a good, fresh guy in there that we're confident in — that can be productive for us is a good situation. I think no matter which guy is in there, we have a lot of confidence. They all can be productive."
And — sorry, Ridley drafters — it's likely they all will have their chances to be so.
Dave D'Onofrio covers the Patriots for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. Email him at email@example.com.


text:
HOKENDAUQUA, Pa. – Authorities say an eastern Pennsylvania woman stabbed her fiance to death during an argument on their wedding day.
Na Cola Darcel Franklin is charged with criminal homicide in the death of 36-year-old Billy Rafeal Brewster in their Whitehall Township apartment.
Police said they found Brewster bleeding shortly after 2 a.m. Saturday. District Attorney Jim Martin said he was pronounced dead at a hospital.
The (Allentown) Morning Call reported that at her video arraignment Saturday, the 31-year-old Franklin wept and choked out, "I did not kill him on purpose."
Neighbor Steve Engel says the pastor who was supposed to perform the ceremony came to the apartment building after being unable to reach the couple, and a number of people who were apparently going to the wedding also showed up throughout the day.


text:
Spurs, Heat defined by stability at the top
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Front offices across the NBA seem to be panicking a bit these days. Job security has long been an oxymoron for coaches in this league, but even by that what-have-you-done-for-me-lately standard, this offseason has been a particularly volatile one.
Twelve coaches have been fired since the season ended, including the coach of the year and five others who led teams to the playoffs.
Setting franchise records for victories in a season gets you fired these days. Leading your team to the Western Conference finals gets you fired these days. One tough season coaching a roster full of dead-legged journeymen and still-learning rookies gets you fired these days.
"Coaching has never been valued less and blamed more," said ESPN analyst Jeff Van Gundy, former coach of the Knicks and Rockets. "Failure gets you fired and success gets you fired."
While the ground all around them has never been more unstable, the last two coaches standing this season have found the kind of level footing that has become increasingly rare. The San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat, tied 2-2 in the NBA Finals heading into Sunday night's Game 5, have become the models for stability and managed to rise above the chaotic fray engulfing much of the rest of the league.
"I think it's a terrible state for the profession right now," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "We see it differently, the San Antonio organization and the Miami Heat organization. (To have) true success in the NBA you must have consistency of culture. When you see that type of turnover over and over and over, it's impossible to create any kind of sustainable consistent culture."
The Nuggets, Clippers, Grizzlies, Bucks, Nets and Hawks all fired their coaches after playoff runs this season. The Bobcats fired Mike Dunlap after one season on the job, while Mike Brown made it all of five games into his second season with the Lakers before he was run out of town.
Brooklyn owner Mikhail Prokhorov fired two coaches this season — Avery Johnson less than a month after he was the Eastern Conference coach of the month and P.J. Carlesimo after the Nets lost to the Bulls in the playoffs.
"It's disappointing that Lionel Hollins takes his team to the Western Conference finals and they are going to go in another direction," Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst Magic Johnson said last week about the situation in Memphis. "You can't get better than Lionel Hollins, and you can't get better with what you have; just a tremendous season.
"Do I like what's going on today? No."
Warren LeGarie represents some of the biggest names in the coaching business, including Hollins. He said he doesn't see a crisis brewing, but he does believe periods of upheaval like this "are going to become more common than not."
"No matter what, you've got to keep your seat belts fastened because there's a lot of turbulence out there," LeGarie said. "I tell my guys to try to improve their relationship with the front office as much as possible and keep the lines of communication open. No one likes surprises."
George Karl led the Nuggets to the playoffs in all eight of his seasons and earned coach of the year honors this year after helping a starless team set a franchise record with 57 victories. He told The Denver Post that he thought the decision to fire him was "very stupid," and Gregg Popovich won't argue with him.
In his 17th season as coach of the Spurs, Popovich is the longest tenured coach in the league. The manic approach that many NBA owners take to changing coaches, in his eyes, runs counter to the philosophies that made many of them successful in other pursuits.
"As you think about it, it seems like it would apply no matter what your business is," Popovich said. "If you can have continuity, a good group, a team, so to speak, and all that that entails and keep it in a continuous manner so that it grows more or less upon itself, within itself and the knowledge and understanding continues to grow you have a pretty good understanding. You can deal with adversity and you cannot get too pumped up about success but just enjoy it and realize how fleeting it might be.
"But the change, change, change, change, change thing doesn't really work. You can see that in a lot of organizations."
Spoelstra has only been on the job five seasons, but that makes the baby-faced 42-year-old a relative gray beard in this business. He is the third-longest tenured coach in the league behind Popovich and Boston's Doc Rivers.
It all starts at the top, with Spurs owner Peter Holt and Heat owner Micky Arison long considered two of the more level-headed owners in the league. Arison has worked with President Pat Riley since 1995, while Holt, GM R.C. Buford and Popovich have been the power trio in San Antonio since 1997.
"The continuity I think breeds, it breeds trust, it breeds camaraderie, it breeds a feeling of responsibility that each member holds towards the other," Popovich said. "The ability to be excited for each other's success, not to develop territory and walls, but to stay participatory. To be able to discuss, to argue and come out at the end on the same page with the same passion and the same goals."
"And I think without continuity that's pretty impossible, because all the immediate tendencies of instant success starts to take over and that just breeds failure."
The tranquility, and volatility, seems to trickle down to the players. Before coming to the Heat three years ago, Chris Bosh spent seven seasons in Toronto. He played for three different coaches and five different general managers in that time and only made the playoffs twice.
"I've been a part of organizations where the GMs and coaches have been like musical chairs," Bosh said. "It's hard to get stability. The players are in and out. Here it's comforting to know you can work with the same people and get to know the same people."
If there was any team that could be tempted to bow to public pressure it is the Heat. Playing under a white-hot spotlight ever since LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Bosh teamed up in the summer of 2010 has brought unparalleled scrutiny. Spoelstra was deemed by some not experienced enough to coach such a star-laden roster, and Bosh has heard calls for him to be traded for two years.
The Heat ignored all of that and now find themselves in their third straight finals, two victories away from their second straight championship.
"When people don't see success right away, they just want to fire everybody and trade everybody and move on from there," Bosh said. "It takes patience. I think a lot of people up top understand that. The coaching staff understands that. I think now we're in a position to really be successful, hopefully, for a while."
Follow Jon Krawczynski on Twitter: http://twitter.com/APKrawczynski


text:
To wit, China's HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMI figure came in at 48.3, painting the same subdued picture that it has for the past few months. China bulls may take solace in the fact that this was the first time the measure has improved since back in October 2013, but traders will want to see if the figure can get back above the key 50 level, indicating expansion rather than just stabilization, before brushing off concerns of a slowing economy.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) also appears worried about the lackluster economic performance, and the central bank recently took two steps to try to head off economic weakness.
First, the PBOC continues to set its central parity rate for the USD/CNY at higher levels, leading to more weakness in Chinese yuan. The central parity rate for USD/CNY currently sits at 6.1599, near its lowest level since Sept. 2013, and the PBOC hopes that the ongoing weakness in its currency will increase exports and stimulate economic growth.
Beyond the day-to-day tinkering with the exchange rate, the PBOC also took a token step of selectively cutting its reserve requirement ratios for rural banks yesterday. By requiring these banks to hold less excess cash, the Chinese government hopes that the banks will encouraged to lend more money and provide much-needed funds to China's rural areas. In our view, this action is largely symbolic as it does nothing to boost growth in China's largest cities, where most economic activity takes place. A country-wide cut for all Chinese banks would be far more interesting from a macroeconomic perspective, but the PBOC clearly prefers to keep that ammunition in reserve for now.
Technical View: USD/CNH
As a result of the above data and actions, the CNH (off-shore Chinese yuan) has dropped to a new 14-month low against the US Dollar. The USD/CNH rallied up to test the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the July 2012 to January 2014 drop at 6.2486, a level that may provide stiff resistance for the pair moving forward. Meanwhile, the ADX indicator shows that the bullish trend in USD/CNH remains very strong, with current readings well above the 20-25 area that delineates trending and rangebound markets.
If the USD/CNH breaks above 6.2486 resistance, the strong trend could continue in the days and weeks to come, especially if the PBOC takes more aggressive actions to ease financial conditions.
Meanwhile, as long as the pair stays above its 20-day MA at 6.2140, the medium-term uptrend remains intact. Only a break back below that indicator would shift the technical bias back to neutral in our view.
Also, see:


text:
The second-half substitute's sixth Premier League goal of the season saw David Moyes' side secure a fourth consecutive top-flight win to close in on the top-four places
Having replaced Ryan Giggs at half-time, the 23-year-old England striker made an almost immediate impact, netting his fifth goal of the campaign in the Premier League to move United into sixth place in the table.
|By Theo Squires
Norwich will feel aggrieved after coming away empty-handed on Saturday.
Danny Welbeck made the difference after being introduced at half-time, but in truth Manchester United barely tested John Ruddy in the Norwich goal.
A poor game for the neutrals, Norwich were by far the better side in the first half, and missed several good opportunities, most notably from Gary Hooper and Wes Hoolahan.
The game meandered out after United took the lead and David Moyes' side move to within two points of the Champions League places, extending their winning run to six in all competitions.
Welbeck had a bit of luck in the build-up to the goal, as the ball bounced off Javier Hernandez into his path, but he showed great composure to open the scoring from there.
The introduction of Ricky van Wolfswinkel failed to have a similar effect for the hosts, who slipped to a fourth home league defeat of the season.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton made three changes to the side beaten by Fulham with Russell Martin, Ryan Bennett and Wes Hoolahan coming in for Steven Whittaker, Johan Elmander and the suspended Michael Turner.
With Wayne Rooney ruled out with a groin strain - he is expected to be back to face Tottenham on New Year's Day - United boss David Moyes recalled Shinji Kagawa, with the Japan international returning as one of five changes made by the Scot as they went in search of a fourth consecutive win in the league.
After a cagey start, the first chance of the game came in the 17th minute as Martin was released by Robert Snodgrass inside the penalty area and his shot was palmed into the path of Hoolahan by David De Gea, but the Republic of Ireland international failed to take advantage of an open goal.
Five minutes later, De Gea was called into action again as the Martin-Snodgrass combination again worked well to release the winger behind the defence. He rolled the ball back to Gary Hooper, whose shot on the turn was parried away.
Norwich continued to apply the pressure with Sebastien Bassong and Hoolahan both missing further chances, while only Hernandez could force a save from John Ruddy for the visitors.
Ashley Young and Nathan Redmond both went close in the opening stages of the second half, but it was Welbeck who finally broke the deadlock in the 57th minute.
The striker charged down a Bennett clearance, the ball ricocheted off Hernandez back to the substitute and he rounded Ruddy before sliding the ball into the back of the net.
Hughton's attempt to lift his side late on with the introduction of Van Wolfswinkel and Elmander failed to have the desired effect, allowing United to secure a sixth away win in the league this season.


text:
Explore Our Hotel
Choose Round Rock Hotel's All-Suite PropertyPlease note hotel is undergoing renovation
Located just north of Austin, the city of Round Rock is the self-proclaimed Sports Capital of Texas and home to the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Austin - Round Rock. Besides the hotel's convenient location off I-35, guests enjoy thoughtful amenities and Southern hospitality.
With Dell Computers and TECO-Westinghouse just around the corner, this hotel is the perfect choice for your next business trip. The free Wi-Fi access and Business Center help guests achieve optimal productivity. Planning a meeting in Round Rock, Texas. The hotel's flexible meeting room can accommodate up to 50 people, depending on the set-up.
Free time in Round Rock can be spent browsing the newest fashions at the popular Round Rock Premium Outlets or watching the Round Rock Express compete against other triple-A teams. If you're in town for a youth or amateur league game, the hotel is near most Round Rock, TX sports venues and playing fields, including Old Settlers Park.
When staying in Round Rock, Texas, the hotel's many perks help you enjoy a carefree trip. Enjoy relaxing in the outdoor pool and whirlpool. Join us each morning for a cup of freshly brewed coffee and a delicious cinnamon roll at the free Express Start Breakfast Bar.Renovations - Porte cochere to be renovated starting 10.11.16. Full renovation to follow of Public Areas and sleeping rooms
- Black-out Shades
- Crib Available
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Separate Hanging Closet
- In-Room Heating and A/C Controls
- Extra Bedding Available
- Sofa Bed/Sleeper Couch
Bathroom/Personal Care
- Private Bathroom
- Bathroom Amenities Available
- Hair Dryer
- Bathtub
- Separate Vanity Area
In-Room Features
- Mini Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Coffee Maker
- Flat-screen TV
- Work Desk with Lamp
- Desk-level Electrical Outlet
- Free Local Calls
- Cable/Satellite
- Premium Channels
- Stereo/Radio
- Direct-dial Phone
- Two-line Phone
- Phone with Voicemail
- Separate Phone Bills for Separate Lines
- Complimentary Morning Newspaper
- Windows Open by Guest
Added Value
- Connecting Rooms Available
- Separate Living Room
- Phone in Bathroom
- Complimentary Coffee/Tea Supplies
- Full Breakfast Included
- Breakfast Buffet Included
- Continental Breakfast Included
- Complimentary Coffee in Lobby
Business Services
- 1 Meeting Room(s) Available
- On-Site Business Center
- Printer
- Copier
Internet Access
- Free High-Speed Internet in all Rooms
- Wireless Internet service is free for all IHG® Rewards Club members
Entertainment & Recreation
- Outdoor Pool
- Outdoor Whirlpool
- Outdoor Pool Hours of Operation: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Pool Open from: 30-April-2017 to 30-December-2017
Health & Fitness
Complimentary Fitness Center
2 tread mills, eliptical trainer, and 2 stationary bikes.
Hours of Operation: 12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Fitness Center Type: LIMITED
Fitness Center Equipment:
- Treadmill
- Elliptical Machines
- Stationary Bicycle
Housekeeping & Laundry
- Daily Housekeeping
- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Hours of Operation: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Added Value
- Executive Club Level
- Wake Up Calls
- Ice Machine
Hotel Details
2340 Ih 35 North
Round Rock, Texas 78681
United States
Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM
Check-in Age: 21
Parking + -
- Complimentary Self Parking Available
Accessibility + -
- Public Entrance
- Guest Rooms
- Elevators
- Public Restrooms
- Registration Desk
- Exercise Facility
- Business Center
- Pool
- Number of Accessible Meeting Rooms: 1
Accessible Hotel Areas
- Registration Area
- Accessible Guest Rooms
- Business Center
- Meeting Room
- Exercise Facility
- Pool
Hotel Areas with Accessible Routes from Accessible Public Entrance
- Accessible Self Parking
- Van Accessible Self Parking
- Ramp Access
- Portable Bathtub Seats
- Closed Caption TVs
- Telephone with TDD
- Visual Alarm/Alert in Guest Rooms
- Visual Alarm/Alert in Public Spaces
- Communication Kits with Visual Alarms
Provided by Hotel
Pet Policy + -
- Service Animals Allowed
Facility + -
- Smoke-Free Facility
- Number of Floors: 3
- Total Number of Rooms: 91
- Number of Suites: 91
- Number of Non-Smoking Rooms: 91
- Number of Accessible Rooms: 5
- Connecting Rooms Available
- Please note that we are almost done with renovation! All public spaces and amenities are open.
- Guest Rooms Renovated in: 2017
Languages + -
Languages Spoken by Staff
- English
- French
- German
- Spanish
Credit Cards + -
- American Express
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Diners Club
- Carte Blanche
- Discover


text:
Robin Ventura may have put Hector Santiago in the White Sox starting rotation, but there's one place the reticent manager isn't following his loquacious lefty.
"No," Ventura said flatly when asked if he'll ever have an account. "No. [The players] can have [Twitter]. It's all theirs."
The social media-savvy southpaw, on the other hand, is more than happy to pick up his boss's slack.
"I'm up a lot at late hours and up early so it's kind of easy for me," Santiago said, shrugging. "I kind of have a lot of downtime, too, of just sitting there and looking at my phone, so it's easier for me to get back and forth and actually talk to people."
On the field, the 25-year-old rookie has built a reputation as one of the struggling Sox's steadiest starters, compiling a first-half line of 3-5, 3.30 ERA in 23 appearances (12 starts).
Off the field, he's turned himself into one of the more engaging athletes in the Twittersphere on his feed, @hecsantiago53, which boasts nearly 5,000 followers.
His social media philosophy is simple.
"I try to follow everybody who follows me," he said.
So many people, in fact, that he said Twitter has prevented him on several occasions from following more accounts because he was following too many.
While most athletes pride themselves on keeping their distance and following only a select number of accounts, Santiago takes a different approach.
"I don't care if I have more followers than I'm following," he said. "It doesn't bother me."
Santiago says he's used the medium to bridge the gap between fan and athlete. He is a man of his people.
"For the most part everybody's really fun," he said. "You have some friendly conversations like how do you throw a screwball or what kind of tip would you give a high school player trying to make it to the big leagues. For the most part, something like that I would be like just throw strikes, attack the zone, something that got me there."
Santiago used to take the same approach to Facebook—until it became too much work.
"I used to do the same thing on Facebook and it kind of faded off. It was more of a difficult thing," he said. "[Twitter] is kind of easier. It's just like comment, go, comment, go, comment, go."
That doesn't mean it's any easier for him than it is for any other 20-something with a short attention span who is following more than 5,000 accounts to keep up with every conversation between strangers who turn into friends.
"Sometimes it gets a little out of hand just having people talk and it gets over and over and the feed just keeps coming and coming," he said. "I always go back to where my last little checkmark is wherever I liked somebody and start from there and go on up and read."
While some athletes have been on the receiving end of verbal abuse on social media, especially after struggling on the field, Santiago said most of his interactions have been positive, which is why he continues to put himself out there.
And as long as it's fun, he says he won't be giving up his habit anytime soon.
"Hopefully I can just keep it going, [and] it's not gonna be something that's gonna get boring," he said.
Matt Lindner is a RedEye special contributor.
Want more? Discuss this article and others on RedEye Sports' Facebook page.


text:
February 10. 2013 12:13AM
Extra plows keep Nashuans on the road
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Sunday News Correspondent
Some shovel, others observe, all anticipate the clearing of the snow that fell on Greater Nashua, from Friday to Saturday morning. (SIMON RIOS/Union Leader Correspondent)
NASHUA - About 50 additional snow plows were brought into Nashua on Saturday to help dig out of a snowstorm which dumped 2 feet of the white stuff throughout the city.
"This is the worst I have ever seen it - easily. It was very bad (Friday) night, with whiteout conditions and wind drifts causing big issues for our drivers," said Roy Sorenson, streets superintendent for the Nashua Public Works Department. "The wind is just howling out there."
About 110 city workers were on hand Saturday to help clear the streets of snow, but Sorenson stressed that it would be a lengthy process. Encouraging residents to remain patient, he said the main plow routes were still being cleared as of noon on Saturday.
"We are just really catching up. We have a ways to go," said Sorenson. "Our guys have been here around the clock. They have been great."
In anticipation of the major snowfall, Sorenson said, the city was able to hire additional contractors to bring in extra snowplows on Saturday. Up to 50 more plows were available, enabling a fleet of up to 85 city plows helping to rid the roads of snow.
Because of the heavy amount of snow, Sorenson said, his department will still be removing and relocating snow - especially in and around Main Street - throughout today and Monday.
"Monday, we will have to take another look at this, clear some corners and move some of the snowbanks, including a lot of parking lot work," he said Saturday. "But I haven't even begun thinking about that yet."
Fortunately, most people were staying off the roadways during the morning hours on Saturday, according to Sorenson, which helped crews clear the streets quicker. Early Saturday morning, when winds were at their worst, it was typical for plow drivers to finish clearing a street and already have 4 to 5 inches back on pavement because of the drifting snow conditions, he said.
With a snow emergency in effect, only two cars were towed throughout the night, he said, thanking residents for adhering to the warnings.
Despite the 24 inches of snow that fell, officials said the storm could have been significantly worse.
"I was up until 2 a.m. waiting for some big power outages and limbs coming down like Snowtober, but none of that happened. It was just a lot of snow," said Justin Kates, emergency management director. "It was pretty uneventful from my perspective."
Kates anticipated that a shelter would need to be opened on Saturday, but that was not the case because only brief and minor power outages were reported. Officials were still encouraging residents to stay home on Saturday and allow crews to do their job, stressing one car stuck in the roadway could prevent emergency vehicles from getting through.
Nashua police said they had only a handful of minor accidents early Saturday morning.
"Overall, it was really quiet. We had nothing major to deal with," said Sgt. Shawn Hill, noting many of the major roads were well-paved by Saturday afternoon, when people began venturing out.
Jim Kamari, owner of Ciao's Pizza and Subs at 495 Amherst St., said the blizzard conditions weren't going to prevent his restaurant from serving food. The shop stayed open until 9 p.m. Friday, with pizza still being delivered to customers throughout the brunt of the storm.
"It wasn't too bad. My driver didn't complain," said Kamari. "It actually got busy. We were surprised."
Ciao's was open Saturday, as well, and the owner was expecting a larger crowd in the evening once residents had a chance to dig out of their driveways.
"The roads were clear. I didn't have any problem getting in," he added, praising the crews for their hard work.


text:
(c) Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield MA. All rights reserved.
Contact us for information about using this image.
Schoolbooks were not provided by the schools when this book was printed in 1817. Parents had to purchase books for their children from a list of books approved by their local District School Committee. Because the books were expensive, they were often passed down through the family. Schoolbooks were profitable for printers in New England and New York; the northeast took the lead in the public education movements of the early Republic.
top of page
Send an e-Postcard of this object
See Also...
"The New England Primer"
"Bancroft's Agricultural Almanack...1826"
Excerpts from Edwin Nims' Agricultural Diary
Home | Online Collection | Things
To Do | Turns
Exhibit | Classroom | Chronologies | My
About This Site | Site Index | Site Search | Feedback


text:
BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- To get back at evil Eagles beat writers, coach Andy Reid declined to list the Eagles' injuries after today's practice at Lehigh, nor did he address the news that middle linebacker Stewart Bradley tore his anterior cruciate ligament.
Several media outlets, including this one, reported that Bradley is out for the season after an MRI this morning revealed a complete tear of the ACL. Reid was upset that a few reporters called Bradley on his cell phone.
"Some of your colleagues here decided that they would go to the players and/or other personnel here and ask about injuries," Reid said. "I made a pact with you guys when I first got here that I would disclose to you the injuries, just stay away from the players. Stay away from other personnel in the organization and I'd take care of you. That was breached."
WIP's Howard Eskin first reported the news. Andy's ire was apparently not directed toward the sports yakker.
Meanwhile, the players reacted to the loss of their starting middle linebacker.
"It's a major loss," said Donovan McNabb, who suffered an ACL tear three seasons ago.
Said outside linebacker Akeem Jordan: "He's got to fight back, but we're only one soldier down. It's unexpected, but we have to fight back and come together."
Joe Mays ran with the first-team defense at today's practice. He is expected to vie for Bradley's spot with Omar Gaither. He said he knew of Bradley's injury before he walked out onto the field for today's practice.
"I would say there were a couple of butterflies," Mays said. "In a situation like this you always want to earn your job. You never want to have it given to you. ... But I'm ready."
Now a backup outside linebacker, Gaither started at middle linebacker for the entire 2007 season. He was demoted last season.
"I feel like I'm the best man for any job – it doesn't matter what position," Gaither said. "If it opens for me or Joe you want to take advantage of it. You hate to see something like that happen to your teammate, but had the same thing happened to me or anybody else, whoever was behind me would look forward to taking advantage of the opportunity as well."


text:
- Available in Color, Black, and White
- Files format : AI, EPS
- Color mode : CMYK
- Resolution : 300 DPI – Resizable
- 100% Vector and ready to print
- Easy editable Text, Color, Size
- Link to Download Free Font Include in Support file
- if you need assistance the logo please contact us.
PLEASE NOTE : The Mock-ups and photos used in the presentation of the logo template are not included.
{{ pagination.totalCount }} Comments
You must be signed in to post a comment.
{{ comment.nameFull }}
- Purchased
- Staff
- Shop Owner
Need support for this product? Leave a private message for NIN-ideate:
- How do I contact support?
If you need help with a product contact the shop owner here on the product page! Just click the Message icon by the seller's profile. For anything else visit our FAQ


text: CCA's highest priority and dedication is to maintain a profitable business and social environment for California's for all those engaged in beef cattle production. Without an open market and the ability for beef producers to operate in an economy with limited government intrusion, this goal would not be achievable. As such, issues impacting the ability for producers to operate in the local, domestic or international market remain a priority for CCA. CCA policies relative to marketing and trade embody a free market system and direct CCA to oppose harmful regulations or policies that would artificially interrupt the flow of business or restrict domestic or international markets for U.S. beef. Specifically, CCA supports ongoing efforts to reduce trade barriers and tariffs to U.S. beef worldwide that contributes to every producers' bottom line. CCA also works to prevent the adoption of harmful regulations that work against beef producers such as federal policies to subsidize the production of corn ethanol or the implementation of a new rule by the U.S. Department of Agriculture that would unnecessarily interject the Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration in the everyday trade of livestock between segments of the industry and limit the ability for producers to develop and manage private marketing agreements.


text: Airlaid equipment specialist Dan-Web Forming International A/S has appointed Richard Knowlson vice president, Americas. According to Kurt Sørensen, COO of Dan-Web Forming International, "Mr. Knowlson has more than 20 years of experience in the airlaid and hygiene industries, and he will be an essential member of our new management team." In his new role, Mr. Knowlson will be responsible for sales and marketing activities in the Americas and will be a member of the company's Global Management Team.


text:
Mackinac Center Amicus Curiae Brief in Michigan Department of Transportation v. Tomkins
On November 16, 2007, the Mackinac Center for Public Policy filed a brief of amicus curiae with the Michigan Supreme Court in the case of Michigan Department of Transportation v Tomkins. The legal dispute involves the amount of compensation a property owner should receive from state government when the state uses eminent domain to take part of the owner's property. Specifically, the Michigan Supreme Court asked whether a state law that limits the property owner's compensation to so-called "special-effect" damages violates the common understanding of the "just compensation" guaranteed in eminent domain cases by the Michigan Constitution.


text:
SmartBear's software quality tools are used by development teams to aid them in building and delivering the world's best applications. Delivering those applications on time and with as few bugs as possible, means finding issues earlier in the development lifecycle. SmartBear's Collaborator and AQtime Pro tools help to ensure that issues are found before being shipped downstream.
Collaborator helps enterprise development, testing and management teams work together to produce high quality code. Collaborator is a code review tool that reviews code, user stories and test plans in a transparent, collaborative framework — instantly keeping the entire team up to speed on changes made to the code. By enabling team members to work together to review their work throughout the development process, Collaborator can help you catch bugs and defects before your software hits the market and your customers do!
When it comes to uncovering software performance problems, AQtime Pro is the ideal exploration tool. It's easy to track down memory leaks, CPU and other I/O bottlenecks, perform comprehensive code coverage analysis, and perform fault simulation in this powerful, fully featured performance profiling tool.


text:
January 11, 2012
By -, -
Ronoh, a senior and Kericho, Kenya, native, won two individual events and was part of the 4x400-meter relay team that also took first place at the Scott Nisely Memorial Classic, hosted by Doane in Crete, Neb., on Jan. 7. Ronoh ran an automatic NAIA qualifying time of 2:30.98 to claim the 1,000-meter run and then clocked a time of 4:34.90 in winning the one-mile run. The Tiger 4x400-meter relay team, Ronoh included, posted a time of 3:32.39 at the event.
Keeney, a native of Callaway, Neb., also starred at the Scott Nisely Memorial Classic. The junior finished first in both the high jump and long jump events and placed second in the 55-meter hurdles. He recorded an NAIA automatic qualifying mark of 6' 8 ¾" in the high jump – a figure that ranks second best in the NAIA this season. He also posted a long jump that measured at 22' 10" and ran the 55-meter hurdles in 7.89 seconds.
The next Athletes of the Week will be announced on Jan. 18.
Track Nominees: Ryan Giesemann, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Nathan Mesta, Oklahoma Christian; Allen Huntley, Shorter (Ga.).
Field Nominees: Tony Morrison, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Gabe Wickham, Hastings (Neb.).
2012 Composite Award Winners (Track; Field) (Schedule)
Week 1: Edwin Ronoh, Doane (Neb.); Rob Keeney Doane (Neb.)


text:
For the complete list of all comics on one page, go to the List of all comics.
This is the Category page for all the comics, sorted by number. To sort by number, please use the format [[Comics|xxxx]], where "xxxx" is the comic number. It needs to be four digits for the sorting to work, so Comic 73 is sorted as 0073. There is no need to do this manually, the {{comic}} template used on explanation pages does this automatically.
This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.
Pages in category "Comics"
The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.


text:
To add or change your team name, please email email@example.com or call the KCBS office at 1-800-963-5227.
KCBS Team Bios
SMOKIN SCOTSMENYear Started: 2007
Team Bio:
In the middle of 2007, a descendent of the Scottish Munro clan, Walt Munroe and his wife Theresa formed a new competitive BBQ team. They chose the name "Smokin' Scotsmen BBQ" in homage to Walt's Scottish heritage and had a team logo designed wherein the icon characters were dressed in the tartan kilts of his clan. That first season, the Scotsmen competed in four contests from Michigan, Illinois and Tennessee, earning five calls. In 2008, we have competed in six KCBS sanctioned contests and one un-sanctioned competition hosted by the Great Lakes Barbecue Association. We have received fifteen calls in the individual categories, a third place overall finish at a KCBS competition and took first a Grand Champion at the unsanctioned Great Lakes Barbecue Association contest. We are planning to compete in at least nine KCBS sanctioned competitions this year.
Hometown: Ada, Michigan
State/Province: MI
Country: US
Most wins in a year: 5 walks in 4 contests in 2007. 12 walks and a 3rd place overall so far in 2008.
Biggest Wins: Category - 1st in Brisket @ Red, White & BBQ 2008 in Westmont, IL. and Taste of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, MI. 1st in Chicken @ Taste of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, MI. Overall - 3rd - Elk Grove Rotary Ribfest 2008 in Elk Grove Village, IL.
Sponsors: Sobies's Meats Walker, MI


text:
WORCESTER — After completing her studies in theater at Rutgers University, Barbara Guertin landed a number of entertainment gigs that ranged from a stint on the soap opera, "The Guiding Light," to work on projects involving music videos, "infomercials," and the stage.
She came to Worcester about 15 years ago to work on a production at Worcester Foothills Theatre when she met, fell in love and later married John Guertin, the owner of Guertin Graphics on Southbridge Street.
Though she settled in Worcester, Ms. Guertin never cut her ties with Hollywood and the Big Apple.
Now, she's hoping to capitalize on her connections.
Ms. Guertin is the managing director of Pullman Project LLC, which is rehabilitating some old plants in Greendale into studio space for film companies shooting movies in Massachusetts.
"This project will have a major impact on Worcester," said Ms. Guertin, who went to school with Calista Flockhart, who starred in "Ally McBeal," and James Gandolfini, the recently deceased actor who portrayed Tony Soprano on the "The Sopranos."
Ms. Guertin said she has signed a long-term agreement to lease the former home of the Pullman Co., which manufactured train cars during the heyday of railroads.
In addition to renting the 125,000 square foot facility at 30 Pullman St., Ms. Guertin said she is negotiating to purchase the 100,000 square foot building at 10 Pullman St. and the 90,000 square foot structure at 40 Pullman St.
Currently, work crews are upgrading the sprinkler, electrical, and other systems at 30 Pullman St.
The entire project is expected to cost $8 million.
"At this point, we're working to get the place (30 Pullman St.) up to code," said Ms. Guertin, who said she's been working on the project for four years.
When completed, the Greendale complex will be only the second studio facility in New England, outside of Boston.
The other complex — a 107,000-square-foot structure — is being built from scratch on a 15-acre site in Devens.
It's expected to open this fall.
Ms. Guertin said the Worcester studio will be much larger than its competing counterpart.
She said the Devens complex is expected to cater to the larger studios on the West Coast while the Pullman Project will reach out to smaller independent filmmakers.
Ms. Guertin said she expects to draw a lot of business because of Worcester's central location.
She noted that many production companies also like to shoot in the city because its landscape offers a variety of backdrops.
Additionally, she said Worcester is very accessible and, unlike a lot of other municipalities, doesn't require a lot of street closings for filming.
For example, she said there was very little disruption when shooting took place earlier this year downtown for "American Hustle," the David O. Russell directed film about the FBI Abscam operation that will star Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper and Amy Adams.
"David Russell loved working in Worcester," Ms. Guertin said. "More and more companies are looking at Massachusetts."
Ms. Guertin said the Pullman buildings make perfect space for studios, given the enormity of their interiors.
"There's a lot of space that we can play with," she said, noting the tall ceiling heights make the structures very adaptable for filming.
State officials said a number of film production companies have been coming to Massachusetts because of a number of tax incentives that the Bay State offers including a 25 percent production credit, a 25 percent payroll credit, and a sales tax exemption.
Ms. Guertin said she scouted out several Worcester locations, including the parcel that once housed the former Crompton & Knowles Co. in Main South, before choosing Greendale, as the home for the Pullman Project.
She said that, unlike other sites, there was no remediation cost involved because the Pullman operation was an assembly and not a manufacturing plant.
Edward P. Madaus, who helped found the Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts and who is financially advising Ms. Guertin, said the Pullman Project can be tied in to the efforts of Becker College and Worcester Polytechnic Institute to make Worcester into a hub for computer game development.
"It's a natural fit," said Mr. Madaus.
Ms. Guertin said the Pullman Project can also provide training for college and high school students interested in filling technical jobs in the film industry such as key grips and best boys.
The Pullman Project is not Ms. Guertin's first development endeavor.
For example, she assisted New York City real estate developer and investor Harry B. Macklowe into transforming the Hudson Theater on Broadway into a conference center and television studio.


text:
From NBC's Carrie Dann
A week before the election, pundits are abuzz with speculation that Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole, once considered unbeatable in North Carolina, may be on her way to a defeat at the hands of well-funded newcomer Kay Hagan. Things must be looking pretty tough... Check out this new ad from the Dole campaign, which slams Hagan for attending a September fundraiser with members of the "Godless America" PAC. The spot highlights comments from members of the "secular" group, including one who proclaims, "There was no Jesus."
The ad concludes "What did Hagan promise in return?"
Hagan's team is calling for a cease-and-desist order, calling the spot "the nastiest, most misleading, negative ad of the campaign."


text:
Call (631) 273-5833 to get this deal
- Heating & Furnace
- Central Heating Systems
- Central Air Conditioning
- Attic Fan
Have you worked with St. James Mechanical? Share your experience and help your neighbors hire great contractors. Leave a review.
Share Profile
Quick Facts
- Licensed
- Free Estimates
- 34Years in Business


text:
Get news updates from Alvin Ailey. Sign Up Today
There is a battle afoot, one you might not have heard about yet, but it involves a high-stakes
many kinds of for sale free shipping classic Giuseppe Zanotti Leather PeepToe Pumps newest buy cheap great deals from china cheap price GzB0lpl
for the Department of Defense's cloud contract. It could involve billions of dollars and when a humongous sum of money meets a set of powerful tech companies, intrigue can't be far behind.
The story even has a Star Wars reference with the Pentagon dubbing the project the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (or JEDI for short). Who says the Pentagon is staid?
The tech names involved include the likes of
Tretorn Marley Hi 4 low price fee shipping online buy for sale limited edition cheap online Fr013H
Google, Microsoft, Oracle and Rean Cloud, LLC. Wait, what's that last one doing there you may ask? Good questions, but Rean Cloud , a little known Maryland Amazon Web Services partner was awarded Tods Patent Leather Wedge Sandals best sale cheap price discount cheap price sale pick a best clearance authentic buy cheap fashionable Ty75P
worth up to $950 million in February to help the DoD with cloud procurement and pricing, likely a first step ahead of the cloud contract itself.
It didn't take long for the big guys to start howling and Oracle (you will hear that name more than once in this story),
Lanvin Leather CapToe Sneakers brand new unisex sale online online sale ni9tf
with Government Accountability Office. Not long after, the DoD announced that Stuart Weitzman Curlique Satin Sandals Manchester online good selling sale online outlet reliable cheap geniue stockist JcfgTujc
from $950 million to $65 million, still a substantial contract for a systems integrator you probably never heard of, but a fraction of the original deal.
A couple of days later, the Pentagon announced it was starting a bidding process for the cloud contract itself. That would be a winner-take-all affair for a contract that could stretch for a decade and involve many billions of dollars. The exact number isn't clear, but suffice to say it's a humongous sum and every enterprise cloud company wants this deal.
Photo" Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call
As you might expect with a huge deal in Washington, DC, it didn't take long for politics to enter into the fray. For starters, the
Versace Embellished Platform Sandals clearance great deals cheap deals bwqnv
the single winner component. They included language in the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill directing the DoD to explain within 60 days how it plans to acquire cloud services in light of the parameters of its cloud bidding process. In particular, Congress was concerned about the Pentagon being locked into a single vendor for a decade with no real way to back out and no competition after the initial bidding process.
Next, the president began
Halston Heritage Bobbie Platform Sandals cheap in China VPFe6
, not necessarily related to the cloud or the Pentagon contract, but Amazon is the biggest cloud company bidding for a major contract. It's worth noting that White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied the president's anti-Amazon stance Marc by Marc Jacobs Patent Leather Semi RoundToe Pumps online cheap cheap sale pre order where to buy order cheap online sale low shipping i0BXrVengF
Search the top engineering degrees online with over 40 different types of engineering degrees and careers reviewed online. We have hundreds of schools in our database with a wide variety of engineering degrees, including ABET-accredited engineering degrees at all levels, as well as dozens of engineering program reviews written by technology experts.
Engineering is expected to be a growth sector in the upcoming decade, and it is considered to be a top career. You can view some of the
free shipping 2015 new cheap lowest price Raoul PointedToe Ponyhair Booties store sale discount factory outlet bwW9BHq
, which is updated often and based on salary data from the US Department of Labor and other reputable sources. Continue reading to research the top engineering degrees, or use the school search to get immediately matched to online schools that are accepting applicants.
An admission advisor from each school can provide more info about:
Engineering is a broad term that covers a wide range of applications and industries. Combining mathematics, science and technology, engineers produce creative solutions to real world problems. As a result there are many different types of engineering degrees available.
In the past, engineering could be divided into four major branches: Mechanical, Chemical, Civil and Electrical, with sub branches of each discipline. Today however, the number of engineering degrees available have increased dramatically. There are now six major branches of engineering: Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Management, and Geotechnical, and literally hundreds of different subcategories of engineering under each branch.
Take a look over the list below – all types of engineering degrees are provided in summary with a link to a full article with more detail on each where available.You can also find links to universities offering that specific degree, or use the below search to find available engineering degrees. You can use the main navigation to find specifics on the different types of engineering degrees, including the emerging
Stuart Weitzman Saucy Platform Pumps very cheap for sale cheap Inexpensive cheap sale big sale cheap footlocker finishline finishline for sale mYHEGovJ
. For general engineering articles including information on the highest paying degrees , those with the Oma Sandals by Comfortview® low cost online RPCUMcAjK
, and new arrival for sale APL Floral Low Top Sneakers get to buy cheap online clearance sneakernews outlet cheap quality genuine Z5soR
, be sure to check the .


text:
By SEANNA ADCOX
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Those who want to overhaul state government and give South Carolina's governor more control of bureaucratic functions will try again in the legislative session starting this week.
But many legislators say the hacking last fall of millions of taxpayers' personal information from an agency Gov. Nikki Haley controls hurts arguments to give her office more responsibilities.
Other lawmakers argue the Department of Revenue debacle strengthens arguments for additional oversight in the bill.
Proposals to abolish the Budget and Control Board and transfer many of its duties to a new Department of Administration died repeatedly under former Gov. Mark Sanford.
Haley made it her administration's signature issue. A law enabling Haley to claim victory came close to passing last June but died in the Senate as session ended without a vote.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
University of Vermont
2011-12 Online Catalogue
Policies and General Information
Scholarships for Undergraduate Students
Thanks to the generosity of UVM alumni, parents, and friends, a number of scholarships are available to incoming first-time, first-year undergraduate students whose experiences and backgrounds promise to enrich the larger university community. While many of these scholarships are based on a combination of need and merit, several scholarships are offered exclusively on the basis of academic achievements and potential for success at UVM. For more information, visit the Student Financial Services Scholarships Web page. Samples of scholarships available to new students include:
The Vermont Scholars Program
Each year, UVM names a select group of outstanding Vermont high school students as Vermont Scholars, an academic honor that carries a four-year scholarship. To qualify, candidates generally rank in the top ten percent of their graduating class and present superior scores on the SAT Reasoning Test (SAT). Comparable ACT scores are acceptable.
Final selection is based on such factors as secondary school record, recommendations, admissions essays, extracurricular participation, and academic potential. Scholarship recipients are notified by mid-March.
Vermont Scholars receive a merit scholarship of $4,000 annually. The scholarship is renewable up to four years (eight semesters) or until the student graduates (whichever comes first) provided a 3.00 cumulative grade-point average and full-time enrollment is maintained.
The Green and Gold Scholars Program
The University of Vermont recognizes the academically strongest student at each accredited high school in Vermont with 4-year, full tuition scholarships, currently valued at over $48,000. At the end of the academic year, the Principal of each school submits a nominee who is the strongest student at the end of the 11th grade year. The primary criteria for determining a nominee is limited to academic performance in high school, including rank in class, grade point average, rigor of course work and standardized testing. Green and Gold nominees are awarded four-year full tuition scholarships upon admission to the University. The scholarships are renewable annually providing that the recipient maintains a 3.00 overall grade point average and full-time enrollment and makes satisfactory progress toward degree completion while in attendance at the University.
UVM Community Service Scholarship
Vermont and out-of-state residents who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to community and public service may apply for the UVM Community Service Scholarship. Community Service Scholars are awarded $3,000 annually. Recipients must maintain at least a 2.50 cumulative grade-point average, perform 80 hours of community service annually while at the University, and enroll in two one-credit seminars across each of the first and second academic years. First year Community Service Scholars live and participate in the Dewey House for Civic Engagement. Community Service Scholars will be selected by the UVM Office of Community-University Partnerships and Service Learning.
Presidential Scholarship
Out-of-state students with a superior record of scholastic achievement are eligible for consideration for the UVM Presidential Scholarship. Letters of recommendation, secondary school record, and extracurricular participation are among the criteria used in making scholarship selections. Presidential Scholars receive a merit scholarship for four years (eight semesters) or until graduation (whichever comes first) providing they maintain a cumulative 3.00 grade-point average and full-time enrollment and continue to make satisfactory progress toward the completion of their degree requirements. Scholarship values range from $5,000-$7,500 per year.
Trustees Scholarship
Academically talented out-of-state students are eligible for consideration for the UVM Trustees Scholarship. Letters of recommendation, secondary school record, and extracurricular participation are among the criteria used in making scholarship selections. Trustees Scholars receive a merit scholarship for four years (eight semesters) or until graduation (whichever comes first) providing they maintain a cumulative 3.00 grade-point average and full-time enrollment and continue to make satisfactory progress toward the completion of their degree requirements. Scholarship values range from $1,000-$3,000 per year.
Patrick Scholarship
The Patrick Scholarship is awarded to academically deserving Vermonters in the amount of $2,000 per year for four years.
Henderson Scholarship
The Henderson Scholarship is awarded to academically deserving Vermonters and out-of-state residents who will enhance the cultural, ethnic, geographic and/or economic diversity at the University.
International Scholarships
Several scholarships are available for international students who are admitted to the University of Vermont, including U.S.-Sino Pathway Program students. Applicants for admission are automatically considered for these scholarships based on their application materials. Eligibility for the scholarships is based on academic merit. More information about available international scholarships can be found by clicking on "International Students" on the Student Financial Services Scholarships Web page.
How to Apply for UVM Scholarships
There is no separate application process for most UVM- based scholarships. First year applicants will be considered for most UVM scholarships simply by submitting the UVM admissions application. Transfer applicants are not eligible for merit scholarships. The wealth of information provided in the Admissions application is used in matching students with available scholarships. Additionally, students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be considered for need-based scholarships. For more information, including details on scholarships that do require separate applications, visit the Student Financial Services Scholarships Web page.
Other Scholarship Resources
- VSAC (The Vermont Student Assistance Corporation) offers a guide to scholarships for Vermont students. Contact VSAC toll-free at (800) 798-8722 or visit the VSAC Web page.
- The Army ROTC Program offers an opportunity for students to earn a degree of their choice and possibly qualify for an officer's commission. Two-, three- and four-year scholarships are available paying full tuition, full fees, $900 for books and a stipend that pays up to $500 a month. Visit the The Army ROTC Program Web page for more information.
- The Air Force ROTC Program, through a dual enrollment agreement between UVM and Norwich University, offers an opportunity for students to earn a degree of their choice and possibly qualify for an officer's commission. For Air Force ROTC Scholarship information, visit the Air Force ROTC Web page.
- Veterans are encouraged to consult the UVM Registrar's Office and to visit www.uvm.edu/sfs/veterans regarding G.I. Bill benefits for education, including the Yellow Ribbon Program.
- Many organizations within home communities offer a wide range of scholarships to needy and deserving students. Check with schools and communities for these opportunities.


text:
Going to a Speech Therapist
Please Note: By clicking a link to any resource listed on this page, you will be leaving the KidsHealth site.
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
This group provides services for professionals in audiology, speech-language pathology, and speech and hearing science, and advocates for people with communication disabilities.
Stuttering Home Page
This site offers information about speech disorders through chat rooms, articles, and awareness.
FRIENDS: The Association of Young People Who Stutter
FRIENDS is a national organization that provides a supportive network for children and teens. It offers bimonthly digest, books, posters, and an annual convention. Call: (866) 866-8335
National Stuttering Association (NSA)
NSA offers educational information about stuttering, outreach activities, support groups, and more.


text:
|Forum Rules
|Firearms Safety
|Firearms Photos
|Lost Password
|Email Changes
|Today's Posts
|Mark Forums Read
|Thread Tools
|Search this Thread
|May 11, 2005, 08:20 AM
Senior Member
Join Date: February 16, 2005
Location: VA
Posts: 1,294
No Motive Found in California Murders
For full story see above -
Abreviated story below:
GARNER VALLEY, Calif. - Investigators have not determined a motive in the slaying of six people — including three children_ found dead in a sprawling ranch home here but also have not ruled out a murder-suicide.
An investigator for the Riverside County district attorney's office was found dead next to a telephone and a gun Tuesday while five other people in his home were found shot to death in their beds.
David McGowan, who turned 44 on Sunday, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head close to the entrance to the sprawling ranch home, Sheriff Bob Doyle said at a news conference. A handgun and a phone, which may have been used to call 911, were found near his body.
Also killed were McGowan's 14-year-old son, Chase; daughters Paige, 10, and Rayne, 8; his 42-year-old wife, Karen, and her mother, authorities said.
All of the victims were shot in the head and all but McGowan were shot in their beds, Doyle said.
"The beds were undisturbed. The house itself was undisturbed. It did not appear that the house had been ransacked," Doyle said, adding there were no signs of a break-in.
This looks pretty messed up.
Assuming it was not a murder-sucide type of scenario.
If there was no struggle, probably a professional hit.
Since this person was an investigator for the DA's office, it probably put him on someone's hit list.
|May 11, 2005, 09:59 AM
Senior Member
Join Date: March 14, 2005
Location: Concord, NH
Posts: 2,723
Five people where shot in thier beds? Am I the only one who wonders why the last four stayed in bed...
|May 11, 2005, 12:59 PM
Senior Member
Join Date: February 4, 2000
Location: Sierra Madre, CA
Posts: 173
The news now is saying that it was a murder suicide, the killer being david mcgowan, the DA guy. They're playing the 911 call now, pretty chilling stuff. Just a gunshot, and what can only be described as a body hitting the floor sound.
No suicide note, but there were some song lyrics next to the computer about the afterlife of something they're saying is connected.
Good question as to why they all stayed in bed while there were gunshots going off though.
I'll need guns.......lots of guns.
|May 11, 2005, 02:22 PM
Senior Member
Join Date: January 1, 2005
Location: DFW, TX
Posts: 220
My BS flag is flying high. I do not believe that 4 people will lay in their "undisturbed" beds after a shot is fired. Or 2 shots, or 3 shots. No way.
|May 11, 2005, 02:54 PM
Senior Member
Join Date: February 16, 2005
Location: VA
Posts: 1,294
I agree - usually with a murder-sucide pact, there is some sort of indication of why they did it - impending jail time, scandal of some sort etc. but in this case - so far there is none.
This is highly dubious that four people in different beds would stay there while shooting was going on. Not even investigate.
Plus - the person involved was a DA investigator - I do not know how much money these guys make - but he was living in a 425K house. Not bad for a public servant.
I theorize its a professional hitman - made this scenario look like a murder sucide. Probably using silencers not to alert anyone, and used the person's gun on himself for the last shot - but homeowner was able to dial 911 before he was killed.
Anyone else still think murder sucide?
|May 11, 2005, 03:25 PM
Senior Member
Join Date: February 4, 2000
Location: Sierra Madre, CA
Posts: 173
They said he had been having financial problems of some sort, and that all the people were killed with his S&W 9mm Auto. He had been off for a week for stress or something like that.
What's even worse is that he has a son in Iraq. Imagine being over there and getting that news. It's the stuff nightmares are made of.
I'll need guns.......lots of guns.
|May 12, 2005, 03:53 AM
Junior member
Join Date: May 14, 2002
Posts: 2,251
I don't buy it either. Could have been a very professional hit - suppressed weapons and perhaps more than one operator. Mr. McGowen was probably not the person that dialed the phone - or if he did it may have been at gunpoint and he might have thought that his captor was a "nut" who was going to talk to the police on his phone.
Be interesting to talk to every professional and personal associate of his - and find out what he was recently, currently or intending to work on.
|May 12, 2005, 10:19 AM
Senior Member
Join Date: February 16, 2005
Location: VA
Posts: 1,294
Its not unheard for professional operators to break into the house of their victim, take that victim's weapon, and use it on the victim.
Now in this particular case, who knows how the ballistics turn out. Too bad the CSI folks on TV aren't working the case, they would have it solved by now....
I agree: Good chance of a pro operator or team at play.
|May 13, 2005, 05:32 AM
Junior member
Join Date: May 14, 2002
Posts: 2,251
Looks like there are a few others that are unconvinced;
The media reporting style is not unusual, but there is a pattern with many cases I see where the "verdict" is in long before a truly thorough investigation could be conducted. Although completely different in circumstance, it reminds me of cases like Cliff Baxter.
Compare the common story most people will remember long after it fades from the news:
With this one:
|Thread Tools
|Search this Thread


text:
Outdoor Security Cameras for The Colony, TX
Monitor the exterior of your home or business around-the-clock with one of our high quality outdoor security cameras. We offer the best selection and prices on outdoor security cameras equipped with the latest features and capabilities-from high-resolution and night vision options, to vandal-resistant IP66 weather-rated options that offer protection from vandals and inclement weather conditions. Our outdoor surveillance cameras for The Colony, TX are easy-to-install and are ideal for monitoring entrances and exits, yards, alleys, parking lots, loading docks, garages and other key outdoor areas that are prone to vandalism, break-ins and theft. Our team of security experts is ready to assist you from start to finish-from camera selection to installation. Call Grayson Pro-Tech, Inc. today at 855-338-8078!Page:1
Alibi 700 TVL 960H 65' IR Low Profile Outdoor Dome Security Camera
Alibi 720p HD-TVI 1000 TVL CVBS 23x Zoom Vandalproof Outdoor PTZ Camera
Alibi 720p HD-TVI 1000 TVL CVBS 23x Zoom 490' IR Outdoor PTZ Camera
Alibi 1080p HD-TVI 1000 TVL CVBS 30x Zoom 390' IR Outdoor PTZ Camera
Products Categories
- Security Cameras
- Network IP Cameras
- HD-TVI Security Cameras
- Dome Cameras
- Bullet Security Cameras
- PTZ Security Cameras
- Hidden Cameras
- Micro Video Cameras
- Board Cameras
- Snake Cameras
- Video Recorders
- Security Camera Systems
- Wireless Transmission
- Access Control
- Accessories
Contact Our Security Experts Today!
Call now at 855-338-8078 to discuss your project. We will provide a FREE security needs analysis -
and will work with you to meet your security needs, and budget.
FREE Needs Analysis!
Fill out the form below and receive a free, no obligation quote from a security expert in The Colony, TX.


text:
Why you should be using a social media content calendar
In a world of content marketing, the one with a plan is king.
Now that the production and curation of quality marketing content is widely viewed as the best way to engage customers and drive meaningful leads, it's crucial to have a plan that lets you take advantage. And in a world where social media has become a primary means of communication, insightful timing and dogged consistency are the keys to success.
A social media content calendar, a detailed management schedule of how you plan to leverage social media to support your sales and marketing activities, will help keep you focused, save you time, and enhance your social media ROI.
Here are 3 reasons to create a social media content calendar:
- Integrated Sales & Marketing Support Social media is a tool to support your sales and marketing strategy – not a sales and marketing strategy unto itself. Aimlessly tweeting or posting links to Facebook without an overarching strategy doesn't add a whole lot of value. To be successful, social media can't exist in a silo. It must be closely integrated with all other marketing and sales elements to be worthwhile, and a content calendar can help align your social media efforts with your greater strategy. For example, if you're planning to launch a new product in February, use your content calendar to plan your social media efforts now. Plan to write a series of blogs that help define the problem and demonstrate the need for a solution; schedule a series of escalating tweets and Facebook posts that shift the conversation towards awareness and desire as the launch date nears; plan a Facebook contest that will spur continued engagement post-launch.
- Better Efficiency & Organization As the number of social media tools used in B2B marketing continues to grow, it's certainly a challenge to keep track of everything. At VA Partners, our social media content calendar lives in an Excel spreadsheet that gets updated and assessed on a week-to-week basis. Though seemingly simple, our content calendar saves us a huge amount of time and effort with regards to researching and scheduling social media activity. It's a wonder for 3rd party content curation too, providing us with a guideline/template from which to source great material from top industry sources. Other key benefits are that it keeps us focused and on message, prevents overloading on a single topic, and keeps everyone on the team on the same page.
- Take Advantage of Timing Different social media tools work best at different times. For example, research has shown that content posted to Facebook garners the most shares around 6:00pm, the most likes around 8:00pm, and Facebook also seems to be more effective at driving engagement on weekends. For its part, Twitter seems to be most effective at driving engagement between 3:00pm-6:00pm (in terms of RTs). Of course, the best time of day will vary for every company, but using a content calendar can help ensure you're using the right tool at the right time to reach the right audience.
Given that it's the holiday season, it also seems worthwhile to mention that looking ahead is never a bad idea. Identifying key dates throughout the year (whether they're holidays, birthdays, customer milestones, etc.) will help ensure you don't miss out on an opportunity to leverage a special day to engage with customers, employees, or partners.
Does your company use a social media content calendar?
If you're looking for help streamlining your social media efforts, please don't hesitate to contact me.


text:
FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProjects Seeking Contributors
From FamilySearch Wiki
Revision as of 16:38, 2 September 2011 by JensenFA (talk | contribs) (→Wiki Content Improvement Projects: fixed borders)
|About WikiProjects
Projects Seeking Contributors
|WikiProject tools
|Creating a new WikiProject
Promoting a WikiProject
How to run or manage a WikiProject
If you would like help with organizing a new FamilySearch WikiProject, please contact FamilySearch or ask for help in the Contributor Help forums.
- 1 Creating New Projects
- 2 FamilySearch Records Project
- 3 United States Wiki Projects
- 4 Europe Wiki Projects
- 5 Improving Your Wiki User Page Project
- 6 Wiki Content Improvement Projects
- 7 Wiki Development Projects
- 8 Wiki Support
Creating New Projects
If you would like to create a new project, follow the naming conventions for WikiProjects to help make your project easy to find:
- The name of the project should begin with the word "FamilySearch Wiki" and followed by a colon:
- After the colon type the word "WikiProject"
- Then type the name of the project. Example: FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Utah
- Be sure to add the new project to the list below, under the subject heading that is related to the new project:
For more details about naming new WikiProject pages, see FamilySearch Wiki:Naming Conventions for Project Pages
FamilySearch Records Project
Historical Records Wiki Pages
FamilySearch Records -- add content to articles describing collections on FamilySearch Historical Records
FamilySearch Indexing Projects
United States Wiki Projects
|United States
|adding content that relates to the whole of the United States. Also scoping of tasks so that they are consistent throughout US State and US County pages.
|adding content to the county pages of Idaho
|Indians of North America
|The Indians of North America, including their history, types of records, the location of those records, web sites of interest, and much more
|Building and updating research content for Maryland
|Maryland News and Events
|needs volunteers to find genealogical news and events relating to Maryland and link to them from the News and Events section of the Maryland Portal.
|New York
|cleaning, correcting links, adding content to the county pages of New York.
|Rural Records of the Southern United States
|J. Mark Lowe's rural and agricultural records project
|U.S. Vital Records
|Rewriting the U.S. Vital Records page and all the state vital records pages
|Adding content to the county pages of Utah.
|County Page Template
|Although most United States county pages have already been created this project will serve to document the basic elements that seem to make a good county page and provide ideas for continued improvement.
Europe Wiki Projects
|A collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Sweden-related articles on FamilySearch Research Wiki.
|Ireland Court Records
|Tasks await English experts, wiki experts, and volunteers willing to help with routine editing. Anyone willing to help can sign up now.
|English parishes
|A child WikiProject of WikiProject England with a focus on improving the articles about the many hundreds of English parishes.
|Wales Parish Template
|An effort to design parish pages that address the needs of Welsh family historians.
|adding content for articles about Wales
Improving Your Wiki User Page Project
The Professional Genealogist User Page Project
The Professional Genealogists wiki project will help professional genealogical researchers market their services for free on their user pages.
Wiki Content Improvement Projects
|PERSI Linking Project
|Link wiki articles mentioning the Periodical Source Index to the main PERSI article
|BYU Books Archive Linking Project
|WikiProject Linking to Books in the BYU Family History Archives. Needs volunteers to link wiki pages to digitized county and state histories on the BYU Family History Archives site.
|Julian and Gregorian Calendar Project
|The page is an article with very little content. Work with others or by yourself to improve the information on this page.
|Barbour Collection Project
|A small article that needs lots of improvement! Work with others or by yourself to improve the content on this page.
Wiki Development Projects
|Portals to un-portals
|All portal pages on the wiki need to be converted to un-portal pages. Questions can be directed to Laralee
|Research Guidance and Help Content
|Copying Research Guidance and Help Content from FamilySearch.org into the Wiki.
|Topic Taxonomy Project
|Establishing a new taxonomy to be used as the way to structure topics on the Wiki.
|Place Standards Project
|Integrating Place Standards Database with FamilySearch Wiki
Wiki SupportWiki Support - Join the Support project team whose members:
- Help contributors who make the wiki a better place to do research
- Keep the wiki clean by doing maintenance work in the wiki
- Help community members work together