text:
No. 70: Florida International
By Paul Myerberg // Jun 22, 2011
It was a season of firsts. First non-losing season. First winning season. First year scoring more than 300 points. First year scoring more points than the opposition while on the F.B.S. level. First year with more than three wins in conference play. First winning record during conference play. First conference championship. First bowl game. First bowl win. First year worth writing home about. First, first, first, first. Next up: first year with sizable expectations. As Florida International will soon discover, it's one thing to do it once; it's another thing to do it again.
Sun Belt
Golden Panthers
Returning starters
16 (8 offense, 8 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 109
2010 record
(7-6, 6-2)
Last year's
No. 67
2011 schedule
- Sept. 1
North Texas
- Sept. 10
at Louisville
- Sept. 17
- Sept. 24
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 9
at Akron
- Oct. 18
at Arkansas St.
- Oct. 25
- Nov. 5
at W.K.U.
- Nov. 12
- Nov. 19
at La.-Monroe
- Nov. 26
at M.T.S.U.
Last year's prediction
So the schedule will not be impossible to navigate, though six losses are nearly guaranteed. In better news, I always miss on one Sun Belt program each year: in 2008, it was Louisiana-Lafayette; last fall, it was Middle Tennessee. F.I.U. is undoubtedly capable of being a surprise team in the conference in 2010, especially if Carroll or Younger can step in adequately under center and the defense can replace the number of lost starters. I feel safer picking the Golden Panthers to fall here, however — at least until the program can show it is capable of finishing with six wins in a single season. Still, I'm not going to quit on Cristobal: I think he can get it done.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Raise your hand if you saw this coming. Some did, believe it or not, and the reasons behind their faith are easy to see in hindsight. For starters, the youth that defined this program's early struggles under Mario Cristobal turned into experience – this, first and foremost, was the factor behind Florida International's explosive jump to the top of the Sun Belt. Speaking of explosive: the growth of the offense was the second factor behind this team's jump. The Golden Panthers set a new school record with 374 points, with the 28.8-point per game average good for third in the Sun Belt. Then there was this defense. Oh, this defense. Behind a new coordinator, F.I.U. went from last place to first in the Sun Belt in total defense, eighth in pass defense to third, eighth against the run to fourth and seventh in scoring to second, cutting more than a touchdown per game off its total. That's a serious climb. The offense got the headlines, but the defense was the story.
High point A 52-35 win over Troy. On the road, no less. Move over, Trojans: the conference belonged to Florida International. The win gave the Panthers the head-to-tiebreaker it needed to take home the Sun Belt, which came in handy when F.I.U. dropped the season finale to Middle Tennessee State.
Low point More non-conference losses. It's hard to take F.I.U. too seriously when it makes hay in a weak Sun Belt but can't quite match up with the B.C.S. conference foes in September. The Panthers have come close over the last three years, however. Last fall saw F.I.U. play Rutgers and Texas A&M tight, losing by five and seven points, respectively.
Tidbit What's the most selective university in Florida? Well, the preview does give it away. But it is surprising, is it not, to think that Florida International is more selective than Florida and Miami (Fla.), two pretty solid institutions with a far more national draw than F.I.U., which was only founded in 1965. From 2005 to 2008, F.I.U.'s admission rate dropped from 63 percent – which is high – to only 33 percent. The freshman class of 2008 admitted 4,482 of the 13,528 students who applied. The admission rate rose to just below 35 percent for the freshman class in 2010, but that's still a relatively low number. Florida was second in the state for the fall of 2010, accepting roughly 42 percent of students who applied; Miami was fourth at 44.4 percent; and Florida State 14th, taking 61 percent. The easiest school in Florida to attend? Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: the Daytona-based institution accepted 80.6 percent of its applicants.
Tidbit (acronym edition) Other things the acronym F.I.U. might stand for, other than Florida International University: Financial Intelligence Unit, or bits of information used to analyze business transactions; Fingerprint Identification Unit, which is part of the larger crime scene investigative group as a whole; Foundation for International Understanding, a student-based group interested in examining global topics; and Fire Isiah University, an intrepid group of F.I.U. basketball fans dedicated to ridding their university of the scourge of the basketball universe.
Former players in the N.F.L.
3 LB Antwan Barnes (San Diego), CB Anthony Gaitor (Tampa Bay), WR Chandler Williams (Kansas City).
Arbitrary top five list
Worst general managers of the last 20 years
1. Isiah Thomas, New York Knicks.
2. Matt Millen, Detroit Lions.
3. Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles Clippers.
4. Randy Smith, Detroit Tigers.
5. Rejean Houle, Montreal Canadiens.
Mario Cristobal (Miami '93), 16-33 after four seasons with the Golden Panthers. Cristobal and F.I.U. burst onto the national stage a year ago, taking home the Sun Belt in the program's first winning season of its existence. The dirty work has all been done by Cristobal, who has received far too little national recognition for the work he's done rebuilding one of the nation's youngest — and certainly its weakest — programs since taking over four years ago. He's done so by taking his time, identifying and developing talent in his talent-rich home state, which sounds easy in hindsight but was an unbelievable tough task for Cristobal to overcome. He has very strong ties to the Miami area, the place where he was born, played his college ball and where he began his coaching career. From 1998-2000, Cristobal was a graduate assistant under Butch Davis at the University of Miami; those Hurricane teams finished a combined 29-8 and won a pair of Big East championships. From there, Cristobal followed Miami defensive coordinator Greg Schiano to Rutgers, where he coached the offensive line and tight ends from 2001-3. Though he left the school to return to Miami prior to the 2004 season, Cristobal was responsible for recruiting many of the players who would be key to the Scarlet Knights' turnaround from conference doormat to annual bowl participants. After three seasons back at Miami, first as tight ends coach (2004-5), next as offensive line coach (2006), F.I.U. tabbed Cristobal to replace former coach Don Strock. It's hard to imagine, but Cristobal has lifted F.I.U. from the bottom of the nation to the top of the Sun Belt. Start paying attention to the name: Cristobal looks like he's going places.
Players to watch
The offense brings back coordinator Scott Satterfield, whose first year with the Panthers couldn't have gone much better. He's not long for F.I.U. if his offense continues to play like it did in 2010: the Panthers were substantially improved across the board, rushing and passing, and enough pieces return in 2011 to expect even further improvement. And that's a pretty frightening thought for the rest of the Sun Belt, which tried its best to hang with F.I.U. last fall but failed more often than not.
I was really disappointed in T.Y. Hilton. Really disappointed: after scoring on his first touch of the year in 2008 and 2009, Hilton couldn't duplicate that feat against Rutgers in the season opener last fall. Man, what a disappointment. I suppose Hilton made up for that massive failure – sarcasm – by being, once again, the most dynamic player in the Sun Belt. He made 59 grabs for 848 yards and 5 touchdowns, leading or tying for the team lead in each category. He rushed for 282 yards and 4 scores on a team-best 9.2 yards per carry. He averaged 28.7 yards per kick return, good for 14th nationally, and was one of only 11 players in the F.B.S. to return at least two kickoffs for scores. No other player in the Sun Belt strikes fear into the opposition quite like Hilton, the finest player in F.I.U. history and, quite simply, one of the most electric players in the country. He's worth the price of admission.
It's all about Hilton at receiver, but the Panthers have some complimentary options at the position. One is junior Wayne Times (28 catches for 341 yards), though I worry about F.I.U.'s lack of size at the top two receiver spots. The concern over size doesn't extend to the end of the depth chart: the Panthers have plenty of tall, lanky targets, such as sophomores Willis Wright and Glen Coleman, not to mention a pair of incoming freshmen who stand around 6'4, give or take.
F.I.U. turned the page on 2009, went to work looking ahead to 2010 and, lo and behold, became one of the most impressive running teams in the country. Give most of the credit to the offensive line, which really rounded into form, but also credit Cristobal and his staff for stockpiling a number of talented options at running back. It's a four-man group, one headlined by senior Darriet Perry, a breakout start a year ago. He was a second-team all-conference pick, thanks to his 839 yards and Sun Belt-best 16 scores, with most of that damage coming from October on.
Perry shares carries with junior Darian Mallary, who finished second on the team with 679 yards on the ground, as well as former Syracuse transfer Jeremiah Harden (327 yards) and sophomore Kedrick Rhodes (293 yards). It's a quartet that compliments each other well: Perry and Harden are bigger backs while Mallary and Rhodes provide a nice change of pace. What a difference one year made for the Panthers on the ground. This team should be equally potent in 2011.
Wesley Carroll's biggest issue continues to be turnovers: he's struggled protecting the football since late in his freshman season at Mississippi State, though he did begin his career with an N.C.A.A.-freshman record 137 consecutive attempts without an interception. He threw 14 a year ago, tossing five during non-conference play and six over a three-week span to open the heart of Sun Belt action. With an offensive line pretty much in place, a loaded backfield and weapons at receiver, Carroll's play is the most important factor facing this offense as head into 2011. Can he button up his play, cutting down on the interceptions while steadying the F.I.U. passing attack? That's the biggest question the offense must address prior to September.
Like Satterfield, first-year coordinator Geoff Collins had an immense impact on the defensive side of the ball. Unlike Satterfield, Collins quickly parlayed this success into a step up the coaching ladder, continuing his rapid climb up the coaching ranks by replacing Manny Diaz at Mississippi State. Collins will be missed, but the Panthers were able to land an experienced replacement in former Connecticut coordinator Todd Orlando. Unfortunately, it is important to note that this is the program's third coordinator in as many years.
Orlando's most vital task will be maintaining F.I.U.'s effective pass rush, which was another area where the Golden Panthers took a monumental step forward in 2010. As we know, a good pass rush has a trickle-down effect throughout a defense: it overshadows any questions in the secondary, for starters. Orlando has much of last year's defense to work with, but he does need to replace some key figures in the front seven.
One is end Jarvis Wilson, who led F.I.U. in tackles for loss (15) and sacks (9.5) as a senior. The Golden Panthers will count on second-team all-conference pick Tourek Williams (46 tackles, 13.5 for loss, 6.5 sacks) to recoup some of that lost production. Williams might lack the size most coaches look for at end but he's a weapon on passing downs – and that's just what F.I.U. needs him to be. Wilson's departure still leaves a hole, one F.I.U. hopes can be filled with senior James Jones and sophomore Gregory Hickman; the latter has enough size to move inside on passing downs. The interior of the line seems set: all-conference pick Joshua Forney is back at tackle, as are contributors like Kasey Smith and Isame Faciane. Hickman and Faciane were terrific in April's spring game.
Toronto Smith held together this defense at middle linebacker, so losing him hurts the linebacker corps as much as Wilson's departure impacts the defensive line. JUCO transfer Jordan Hunt, who arrived on campus in January, is the overwhelming favorite to supplant Smith in the middle. He'll start alongside all-Sun Belt pick Winston Frazier (72 tackles, 9 for loss). The third linebacker in this defense will play a hybrid role, so having a defender big enough to take on blockers but quick enough to cover potential receivers is a must. Junior Markeith Russell seems to have that sort of ability, as does talented sophomore Larvez Mars. If there's a future star on this defense, it's probably Mars.
If there's a current star on this defense, it's junior strong safety Jonathan Cyprien. Scratch that: Cyprien's already a star, at least on the Sun Belt level, after leading the way with 113 tackles (3 for loss) and an interception a year ago. That came on the heels of a strong rookie campaign, indicating that Cyprien might just be starting to touch on his potential. He's a great piece, an all-conference caliber performer, but the secondary lacks the same sort of talent and depth seen along the front seven. But the pass rush put forth by the line and linebackers will, once again, help out the pass defense.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line Even when F.I.U. was struggling from 2008-9 under Cristobal, it was clear that the Golden Panthers had the offensive skill players to score points. The biggest issue – along with a lack of consistency from top to bottom – was the offensive line, where F.I.U. had issues finding five starters and capable depth. Problem solved, it seems. At least it was in 2010, as the Panthers did a fine job protecting the quarterback and excelled in the running game, as noted above. Now that a pair of starters must be replaced, F.I.U. hopes to maintain its current stretch of solid line play while inserting a few new faces into the mix. Line coach Alex Mirabal has stressed maintaining the status quo, which means the three returning starters won't be moved: all-Sun Belt pick Caylin Hauptmann will remain at left tackle, Curtis Bryant at right guard and Rupert Bryan at right tackle. It's a simple idea, keeping ensconced starters in their comfort zone, but you'd be surprised how many teams alter with a set-in-stone group of starters in an effort to rebuild a line hampered by losses to graduation. Not the Panthers: wise move by Mirabal and Cristobal. So two spots are open, at left guard and center, and F.I.U. has options. One is former JUCO transfer Kevin Van Kirk, who took a redshirt last fall. I would think he has the edge over junior David Istanich at left guard, though Istanich does bring some starting experience into 2011. The biggest hole is at center, where F.I.U. must replace four-year starter Brad Serini. Sophomores Giancarlo Revilla and Ceedrick Davis are the options here; both played a year ago, with Revilla making a pair of starts during non-conference play.
Game(s) to watch
Troy. Florida International took home the crown a year ago, but I still think the Sun Belt goes through the Trojans. This year's game is due to be a mid-week affair, leading me to believe it'll be picked up nationally – so it's a big one for two reasons for the Golden Panthers. Road games with Arkansas State and Middle Tennessee are right behind Troy in terms of Sun Belt importance. Don't sleep on games with Louisville and yes, even Duke: F.I.U. really needs to knock off a B.C.S. conference opponent.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell I like Troy to take back the Sun Belt crown, though that's far from an indictment of Florida International's chances heading into 2011. This year's team should be even better, thanks to a roster that remains largely intact on both sides of the ball. There is plenty of talent throughout the offense: Hilton is a star and the headliner on offense, but there's also depth and experience at running back and even along the offensive line, though the interior of the line must be retooled. The biggest question on offense is at quarterback, and even Carroll's not too large a concern: he just needs to do a better job protecting the football, and there's reason to believe he will as a senior. More than anything, the defense just needs to continue to get pressure on the quarterback. If the Golden Panthers can do that – and it's not as easy as it sounds – it will provide an enormous boost to a secondary that needs some help, though Cyprien is one of the Sun Belt's best defenders. So why do I have Troy ahead of F.I.U.? Just call it a hunch: I really can't say why other than to say that I think the Trojans will be rejuvenated by their latest challenger, having vanquished all other Sun Belt comers over the last half-decade. Now, the biggest question facing F.I.U. in 2011: Can the Panthers live up to the hype? It's one thing to come in under the radar and another to succeed when everyone thinks you will, as F.I.U. will soon discover. The rest of the Sun Belt will be gunning for the Golden Panthers, who must take on an opponents best shot and return the favor. They're good enough to do so. I'm thinking another win on last year's mark, leaving F.I.U. at 7-5 in the regular season, just behind Troy on the Sun Belt ladder.
Dream season More progression: 10-2, 8-0 in the Sun Belt. Outside a national ranking, but close enough to put F.I.U. fully on the national radar.
Nightmare season F.I.U. doesn't just give back the Sun Belt; the Golden Panthers cough it back up, returning to the conference's bottom half in a 3-9 season, complete with a 3-5 mark in Sun Belt action.
In case you were wondering
Where do Florida International fans congregate? Start with FIUGoldenPanthers.com, the lone independent site, and also take a trip to Panther Rage, where you can find coverage of F.I.U. recruiting. A new addition to the list: The Prowl is the university's official sports blog.
Word Count
Through 51 teams 146,546.
Up Next
Who is No. 69? Three of the last four coaches at tomorrow's university left town with a winning record of 37.5 percent or less. One went directly to the N.F.L., where he's spent the last 14 years with three different teams.
You can also follow Paul Myerberg and Pre-Snap Read on Twitter.
Tags: Florida International, Geoff Collins, Jonathan Cyprien, Mario Cristobal, Sun Belt, T.Y. Hilton, Todd Orlando, Tourek Williams, Wesley Carroll
The Maryland Terrapins are next. Joe Krivak, Mark Duffner, and Ron Vanderlinden each had winning percentages lower than 37% and Mark Duffner immediately went to the NFL and has been with the Cincinnati Bengals, Green Bay Packers, and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Ralph Friedgen is the lone winner of the group, and their new coach Randy Edsall (from Uconn last season) hasn't coached a game yet, so he's not counted in the group of 3 out of 4.
Do you guys live in Miami? Very well written and informative. Excellent Article. I'm from maryland but I saw them play live and FIU is on track to be the next Florida Juggernaut. I
I think you got it Eksynyt.
Paul, a think a nod needs to go to FIU's fans and stadium. Miami teams (except the Dolphins) are notorious for not drawing good crowds unless it's a big game – even the almighty Hurricanes have their attendance issues. Even though FIU is a suburban stadium the crowds seemingly are bigger and louder every time I go back.
After all the renovations FIU stadium is a actually a fine place to watch a game. With the track gone there isn't a bad seat in the house in terms of field proximity, even the bench seats have backs, the new jumbotron and lights really make the place seem new.
Affordable college night football in South Florida's September to December weather, all that without having to drive just about a county away? Yes please.
Leave a Comment


text:
Middleweight Uniforms 8.5 oz
Karate Uniform: Middleweight Student Uniform 8.5 oz$39.99
The middleweight Bushido martial artist uniform is made of 8.5 oz. cotton/poly blend for those karate students that want a little more in their gi. Bushido's 8.5 oz. middleweight karate uniform features a full cut traditional jacket and elastic waist pants. This karate uniform also comes with a white belt for those beginning martial artist and karate students just getting started. Get everything you need right here with Bushido's middleweight karate uniform in only 8.5 oz.

8.5oz weight

Cotton/polyester blend

Traditional karate cut

Elastic waist with drawstring

White belt included

 Learn More
Karate Uniform: Middleweight Student Demo Team Uniform 8 ozPrice From: $49.99
Traditional karate jacket that has a fuller cut, inside are ties and a contrasting lapel. Pant has 1-1/2" elastic waist and drawstring. Stripe down the jacket sleeve and pant leg.

8 oz. 55% cotton/45% polyester

Reinforced stitching

Includes jacket and pants with elastic drawstring waist

Perfect for Karate Tournaments or Demo Events

 Learn More

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Nespresso Aeroccino Plus
- Special Offer
- Online Only
- Summary
A luscious topping of foam is the crowning glory of a cappuccino – and equally essential for lattes, macchiatos and other coffee bar staples. Using this compact machine, you can create that perfect froth with the push of a button.
- Simply pour milk into the pitcher and press a button; in no time at all, you'll have a rich, creamy topping for your favorite coffee beverage.
- Can also be used to heat milk for café au lait or hot chocolate.
- When frothing or heating is complete, the machine shuts off automatically.
- For convenient service, the pitcher lifts off the base.
- Includes two whisk attachments.
- Dimensions & More Info
- Stainless-steel and plastic construction.
- 4" diam., 6-3/4" high.
- 8-oz. cap.
- This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Hand-wash.
- Wipe base clean with a damp cloth.
- Avoid harsh detergents and abrasive cleansers.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Rush Delivery
For an additional charge of $15 per address, we can rush delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. If, within 30 days, you are not completely satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please return the item for an exchange or refund of the merchandise value. View Full Return Policy.


text:
All workers will lose their jobs when Cumbrian factory closes
Last updated at 11:45, Tuesday, 07 August 2012
Remploy will shut its factory in Cleator Moor this year with the loss of all 15 disabled staff starting this month.
The site at the Leconfield Industrial Estate at Cleator Moor, was threatened with closure last month as one of 27 that will be sold off or shut altogether.
Hopes had been resting on a buy out or a takeover but both union and management have now confirmed that it will definitely close.
Redundancies will start later this month and the shutters will come down before the end of the year.
Some factories around the country have been saved after staff and outside organisations submitted rescue plans.
GMB deputy shop steward Norman Finley told the News & Star: "We are closing this year. We don't know when but it'll be some time this year. We are all up in the air at the moment."
Cleator Moor Remploy manager Alan Gauld said he wasn't allowed to comment but a spokesman confirmed it would shut. Redundancies are expected in mid-August with a likely closing of the doors before the end of 2012.
Those factories sidestepping closure had submitted 'business plans' to stay open, or other commercial enterprises or voluntary organisations had come forward with initiatives to take them on.
These had then been considered for their "viability" by independent advisers. The spokesman was unable to say whether a rescue plan had been submitted for the Cleator Moor site but it looks unlikely as it was not among the nine announced as being saved.
The spokesman said: "The union rep is absolutely right and we don't know where the impression might have been gained there was going to be a buyer."
This week national union leaders from Unite and the GMB threatened further rounds of industrial action after they discovered that Remploy workers who transfer to any new private employer will not receive the same level of pension as they currently enjoy.
Mr Finley said the 15 staff would also not benefit from the Transfer of Undertaking Protection of Employment (TUPE).
This serves to protect employees' terms and conditions when a business is transferred from one owner to another. Mr Finley is now awaiting advice from regional union organisers.
First published at 11:25, Tuesday, 07 August 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
Have your say
@TB - What? We had a socialist government? Think I must have missed that one.
"@ Linda - my sympathies. The poor, the young and the disabled paying the price for Tory ideology and rampant capitalist greed. "Actually Mr Mcbad we are paying for the socialist harm and damage created over the last decade and a half, not the last twenty four months.
View all 16 comments on this article


text:
We are currently reconstructing our site to serve you, our valued reader, better. If you have any questions or concerns, please to email them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Check back soon for our new and improved site, or sign up below to be notified when it goes live. Thank you for your patience!
© Copyright 2013 Inside Fitness Magazine. All Rights Reserved. email@example.com 905.845.1512


text:
Last day for half priced pizza - Comments
We welcome your comments. Commentary and photos submitted to StarNet (azstarnet.com) may be published or distributed in print, electronically or other forms. Opinions expressed in azstarnet.com's comments reflect the opinions of the author, and are not necessarily the opinions of the Star, StarNet, or its parent company. See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for more information.
Our guidelines prohibit the solicitation of products or services, the impersonation of another site user, threatening or harassing postings and the use of vulgar, abusive, obscene or sexually oriented language, defamatory or illegal material. You may not post content that degrades others on the basis of gender, race, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or other classification. It's fine to criticize ideas, but ad hominem attacks on other site users are prohibited. Users who violate those standards may lose their privileges on azstarnet.com.
You may not post copyrighted material from another publication. (Link to it instead, using a headline or very brief excerpt.)
No short set of guidelines such as this can spell out all possible instances of material or behavior that we might deem to be a violation of our publishing standards, and we reserve the right to remove any material posted to the site.
Featured businessesView more...
Deals, offers & eventsView more...
Chuck Yeager was the first American pilot to travel faster than the speed of sound.
Call today and make an appointment to learn about hearing loss.
We buy gold! We are licensed and bonded to purchase gold and silver!
Precious Metals Refinery offers you the highest prices for you…
Give your high school volleyball team a competitive edge by attending the David Rubio Volleyball Camps High School Team Camp, register today!
Dates: July 18th - 20th, 2013
Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be confusing, let Victoria A King AZ CLDP Paralegal help you sort it out, call us today, 520-749-3250!
Our services include:
Medium Brown Desk with Keyboard Tray now available at Sam Levitz in Tucson
The desk has a pullout and drop down keyboard tray, visit http…
Event Calendar
Most viewed:


text:
UK breakdown coverGet a quote
– buy online
Arrange cover over the phone
Call us on 0800 085 2721
Broken down?
We can help – call us now
0800 88 77 66
There are 6 results - Show results on a map Print this page
Showing 1 - 6 of 6
Surrounded by rolling countryside in its own naturally beautiful gardens, this fine country mansion house is a haven of peace and tranquillity. Careful renovation has restored it to its former glory a...More about Ty Mawr Mansion
This is a family-run inn, ideally located in the picturesque Georgian town of Aberaeron. It is a charming Grade II listed property, built in 1815 as a traditional coaching house, and later transformed...More about Feathers Royal
The Castle is a Grade II listed building in the coastal town of Aberaeron, situated close to many walks including the Llanerchaeron Trail. The ground-floor caf� Bar serves food daily, and the restaura...More about The Castle
Situated in a quiet location on the outskirts of popular New Quay, this family-run inn offers a good selection of dishes at both lunch and dinner. Bedrooms include a range of sizes and are all located...More about Cambrian Inn & Restaurant
Built in the Italianate style, this charming Victorian property is set in extensive grounds and beautiful parkland. The individually-styled bedrooms are generally spacious, well equipped and tastefull...More about The Falcondale Hotel & Restaurant
Expect a warm welcome from this family-run bed and breakfast where Welsh is spoken. Set in its own grounds in a tranquil position with lovely views of Cardigan Bay. Bedrooms are comfortable and smartl...More about Aromatherapy Reflexology Centre


text:
**Valid on Economy shipping method only. Not valid on any other shipping method. Order total determined after any other discounts are applied and does not include any applicable taxes. Offer subject to change without notice. Limited time offer.
home > Activity > Beach Shoes > Classic
new colors
Item #10001
New sizes! Black, chocolate, khaki and navy are now available in extended sizes up to men's 17. Slip into your favorite clog and enjoy a custom fit, water-friendly design and ventilated forefoot for breathability.
Crocs™ Classic Details:
- Ventilation ports add breathability and help water and debris drain away.
- Water-friendly and buoyant; weighs only ounces.
- Fully molded Croslite™ material for signature Crocs comfort.
- Heel strap offers a secure fit.
- Odor-resistant, easy to clean, and quick to dry.
- Lightweight, non-marking soles.
- Fit style: Roomy – generous in length and width. view the Crocs fit guide
Crocs Original Classic Clogs
choose color
choose size
There is no size available for the color selected.
Shopping for a ½ size? Order down to the next smallest whole size.
this item is out of stock
this item is coming soon! enter your email and we'll notify you when the item is available.
I also want to sign up for regular email promotions and offers.
want to be notified when this item arrives? simply select your color and size and then enter your email.
I also want to sign up for regular email promotions and offers.
risk-free shopping
simple returns »
change your mind?
no problem.
no problem.
crocs guarantee »
we cover any quality
issues for 90 days.
issues for 90 days.
most orders ship free »
orders over $24.99 qualify for free economy shipping.
product reviews & ratings
Sort by
298 reviews
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Runs Small
Runs Large
Runs Small
Runs Large
Wonder Shoe
I have loved my classic crocs for my tile floor! They have lasted two years of wear and tear being a mom of three and running around all day! Just ordered my second pair from crocs on line and have loved the light weight, easy to clean, durability I can count on! Thanks
Much love for crocs
Crocs rox my sox. Not only are they practical and as comfortable as can be, but they could not be any cuter! I wear them to church, to high school, and even to the clubs! I couldn't be happier with my hot pink crocs. LOVE LOVE LOVE them and think everyone else should too
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Runs Small
Runs Large


text:
Kerr Bowling
Kerr just took down his round of 64 heat with 2 mad sunset bowl pits!!
Arvo Deck Shine
Family Holidays
Kerrzy Cuts
Lone wolf, 1 pack
ROCKY GROVs
Its small on the North Shore, Kerr tool out his single fin and punted around. Heres a few shots of his morning session.
Ran out of film but trust me he made it.
Single Fin waft
Kerr doing an ELKO
Looking the wrong way dude.
Single Flight
Rick Cane
Kerrzy havin some fun, this was a set today. Swell to pick up for a few days then drop off again, all good anyway we are in Hawaiiiiiiii, yew....
Hawaiian Diaries ep1
Check out episode 1 of the Rusty teams "Hawaiian Diaries", sorry for the abrupt ending, Damn Kona winds..????
Fun session went down at Rockys as the sun was going down, crowd was mellow but when the sun comes out its gona be a different story.
Call this one a stab full frame
Mega Wylie filming his bro Jay
Jay chucking tail
They dont call it Rockys for nuthin
Jay floatin da boat
Jay doin a real superman
Yep it is paradise
First day in Hawaii, we got in late yesterday and the surf and wind where out of control, its settled down today still windy but Rockys had some fun ones. Jay Davies put some on rail after his morning coffee.
The View when driving down into the North Shore.
Dole Pineapple plantation
Whos Coffee
Read This Bumper, all time..
Ronnie Burns bench
Great service here..
Aloha Rusty Team
Rusty team arrive on the North Shore, and welcomed with plenty of swell. Stay tuned.
Jay Davies & Taj Burrows
This is hands down the best clip I have seen in a long time, Taj Burrow took his mate Jay Davies on a Fijian holiday, surf was pumping and a Chopper was on location with Riley Blakeway capturing the footage, purely amazing!! Nice work Riley..


text:
- 1 2 women face prostitution charges after Oro Valley spa investigation
- 2 Hansen: UA would be smart to play up Bear Down
- 3 Suspected robber killed by Tucson police was wanted man
- 4 Arizona Wildcats basketball: Las Vegas recruiting target narrows list
- 5 Megadeth's Mustaine plays fair after classical gig
- 6 Finally — NASA's Kepler finds an Earth-sized planet in the 'Goldilocks zone'
- 7 Tucson police fatally shoot suspected bank robber
- 8 Steller: Nevada rancher case has links to, parallels in Southern Arizona
- 9 New grocery store in downtown Tucson plans a full-service experience
- 10 "Seven Last Words of Christ" topic of Good Friday events at St. Philip's in the Hills
Arizona football: Hill works to improve all skills for '13 season - Comments
We welcome your comments. Commentary and photos submitted to StarNet (azstarnet.com) may be published or distributed in print, electronically or other forms. Opinions expressed in azstarnet.com's comments reflect the opinions of the author, and are not necessarily the opinions of the Star, StarNet, or its parent company. See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for more information.
Our guidelines prohibit the solicitation of products or services, the impersonation of another site user, threatening or harassing postings and the use of vulgar, abusive, obscene or sexually oriented language, defamatory or illegal material. You may not post content that degrades others on the basis of gender, race, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or other classification. It's fine to criticize ideas, but ad hominem attacks on other site users are prohibited. Users who violate those standards may lose their privileges on azstarnet.com.
You may not post copyrighted material from another publication. (Link to it instead, using a headline or very brief excerpt.)
No short set of guidelines such as this can spell out all possible instances of material or behavior that we might deem to be a violation of our publishing standards, and we reserve the right to remove any material posted to the site.
Most Popular
Follow the Arizona Daily Star
Featured businessesView more...
Deals, offers & eventsView more...
Si usted o un miembro de su familia se siente que sus derechos han sido violados o enfrentan cargos criminales póngase en contacto con nuestra oficina ~ 520-623-1922
Fundado en el 2006, en el despacho de Payson & Gattone est…
Time to start Pilates! Call Select Fitness at 520-299-1350.
Come visit Select Fitness today at 5501 North Swan Road, Suite…
Need your woodwork finished or stained? Call Stetson Painting at 520-322-0684
Call Stetson Painting, LLC. today at 520-322-0684. We have spe…
We do catering at Bruegger's Bagels
Bruegger's offers a great selection of bagels, muffins, coffee…
Need a new Mattress? 90 days same as cash – No credit check at Quality Mattress Outlet 520-795-1699
If you're looking for name brand mattresses at low prices then…
Event Calendar
Most viewed:


text:
Los AngelesLos Angeles is designed for the big screen, quite literally as it is the second largest city in the United States. By far one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse and vibrant places you could imagine, Los Angeles is a shock to the system in the best possible way and is just waiting to be explored.
Below find a list of our selection of boutique and luxury hotels in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles
United States
Take in jaw-dropping views of downtown LA and the city's 'beautiful' people from an atmospheric icon and architectural gem.


text:
Disclaimer: This scientific independent research is provided by Aisle7 and is for informational use only. GNC provides this information as a service but does not endorse it. Likewise, Aisle7 does not recommend or endorse any specific products.I accept these terms
Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs
Product Label
There is a label available for this product. To view the label, click this icon or navigate to the "Label" tab below.
Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs250 Tablets
Price: $10.99
$3.99 Flat Rate Shipping! Details
AVAILABILITY: In stock, Ships in 1-2 full bus. days. Details
- Description
Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs
For Gentle, Natural Relief of Constipation
Natural Active Ingredients
These SWISS KRISS HERBAL LAXATIVE TABS are naturally different. Known
world-wide as the smoothest, most satisfying laxative, SWISS KRISS TABS are
100% natural, contain no harsh synthetic drugs. Effective ingredients consist
entirely of nature's own sun-dried leaves, herbs and flowers. Tablets a problem?
SWISS KRISS is also available in ORIGINAL SWISS KRISS loose flake form.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- Supplement Facts
adult and children over 12 years of age - take 2 tablets once or twice daily
children 6 years to under 12 years - take 1 tablet once or twice daily
children under 6 years - consult a physician
Serving Size 125 Tablets Servings Per Container 60
- Abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting
- A sudden change in bowel movementsthat persist over a period of two weeks.
Stop use and ask a doctor if you have rectal bleeding or fail to have a bowel
movement after use of a laxative. This may indicate a serious condition.
Do not use for a period longer than one week unless directed by
a doctor. Frequent or prolonged use of laxatives may result in
dependence on laxatives.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, as with any drug, ask a health
professional before using this product.
Keep this and all drugs out of reach of children.
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact
a poison control center immediately.
AND SUPPLEMENT FACTS PANEL. Modern Products, Inc., Mequon, WI 53092 U.S.A.
Send for free literature about our other fine products.
- Health Notes
FiberFiberAbout this Nutrient
- Reliable and relatively consistent scientific data showing a substantial health benefit.
- Contradictory, insufficient, or preliminary studies suggesting a health benefit or minimal health benefit.
- For an herb, supported by traditional use but minimal or no scientific evidence. For a supplement, little scientific support.
Our proprietary "Star-Rating" system was developed to help you easily understand the amount of scientific support behind each supplement in relation to a specific health condition. While there is no way to predict whether a vitamin, mineral, or herb will successfully treat or prevent associated health conditions, our unique ratings tell you how well these supplements are understood by the medical community, and whether studies have found them to be effective for other people.
For over a decade, our team has combed through thousands of research articles published in reputable journals. To help you make educated decisions, and to better understand controversial or confusing supplements, our medical experts have digested the science into these three easy-to-follow ratings. We hope this provides you with a helpful resource to make informed decisions towards your health and well-being.
This supplement has been used in connection with the following health conditions:
Used for Amount WhyDiverticular Disease 20 grams daily, plus extra fluids [3 stars]A fiber supplement may improve constipation related to diverticular disease.Type 1 Diabetes 30 grams daily [3 stars]Taking fiber supplements may help to stabilize your blood sugar.Type 2 Diabetes Talk to your doctor [3 stars]Taking fiber supplements may help to stabilize your blood sugar.Diarrhea Adults: 20 grams daily soluable fiber; for young children: 6.5 grams daily soy fiber [2 stars]While fiber from dietary or herbal sources is often useful for constipation, it may also play a role in alleviating diarrhea.Obesity 5 to 7 grams daily [2 stars]Several trials have shown that fiber supplementation from a variety of sources accelerated weight loss in people who were following a low-calorie diet.Irritable Bowel Syndrome Refer to label instructions [1 star]Supplementing with fiber may help you find the right balance of regularity without episodes of diarrhea.
Dietary fiber comes from the thick cell wall of plants. It is an indigestible complex carbohydrate. Fiber is divided into two general categories-water soluble and water insoluble.
Copyright 2014 Aisle7. All rights reserved. Aisle7.com
The information presented in Aisle7 is for informational purposes only. It is based on scientific studies (human, animal, or in vitro), clinical experience, or traditional usage as cited in each article. The results reported may not necessarily occur in all individuals. For many of the conditions discussed, treatment with prescription or over the counter medication is also available. Consult your doctor, practitioner, and/or pharmacist for any health problem and before using any supplements or before making any changes in prescribed medications. Information expires June 2015.
- Label
To view the Label you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. You can download a free copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader at: http://www.adobe.com/acrobat/readstep.html
- Ratings and Reviews
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
- Simple to take (5)
- Alleviates symptoms (4)
- No side effects (4)
Best Uses
- Long-term use (4)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Regular user (4), Health conscious (3)
Reviewed by 7 customers
Sort by
- Alleviates Symptoms
- No Side Effects
- Quick-Acting
- Simple To Take
Best Uses
- Long-Term Use
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
This is the best!!!! I used to buy the Shaklee Herb Lax. The price was high. This, to me, seems to be the perfect, low price competitor version of Herb Lax. I ALWAYS have this in my cabinet. My sister and 75-year-old mother also wouldn't be without it!
- Alleviates Symptoms
- Can Be Taken Regularly
- No Side Effects
- Simple To Take
Best Uses
- Long-Term Use
- Short-Term Use
- Use As Needed
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
I take Swiss Kriss on a regular basis and have for a few years. Best product I've used for regulating digestive problems.
- Alleviates Symptoms
- Long-Lasting
- Simple To Take
- Has Side Effects
Best Uses
- Long-Term Use
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
I usually take about 6 right before my supper meal.The only meal I eat. Thats what works for me. Good luck its trial and error.
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
This product has made my life so much easier. Great help in eliminating bloating and helping with every day movement of the bowls. After many years of struggling with this, I finally found something that is really working.
- No Side Effects
- Simple To Take
Best Uses
- Short-Term Use
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
Take every other day. Best to take in PM before goingto sleep. Morning movement, no pain. Helps with bloating
- Alleviates Symptoms
- No Side Effects
- Quick-Acting
- Simple To Take
Best Uses
- Long-Term Use
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
Before taking Swiss Kriss, I had to take a harsh laxative whenever I needed to have a bowel movement. It gave me cramps and diarrehea. I love Swiss Kriss! It is the first time in 15 years that I have had regular bowel movements. It is like a miracle for me. I feel so much better!
- Easy To Use
- Effective
Best Uses
Comments about MDP Modern Products Swiss Kriss® Herbal Laxative Tabs:
The website sells a 120-tablet bottle for [$] .. almost the same price as you'd pay at a GNC store for a bottle more than twice the size; 250 tablets!
- Ask A Question
Health Plus® Inc. Colon Cleanse® Every Day Cleanse™
100 Capsules
- Regular Price: $17.99
- Sale Price: $15.99
Nature's Secret® 15-Day Weight Loss Cleanse & Flush®
60 Tablets
- Price: $14.99
Health Plus® Inc. Super Colon Cleanse®
240 Capsules
- Regular Price: $19.99
- Sale Price: $17.99
Natural Brand™ Papaya Enzyme
90 Tablets
- Price: $5.99Member Price: $5.99 Become a Member
Natural Brand™ Dairy Digestant
240 Tablets
- Price: $11.99Member Price: $11.99 Become a Member


text:
Boat Lift Canopy Covers
|Rush-Co Marine and CoverTuff offer you beautiful and affordable boat lift canopy covers for your new boat lift or as a replacement to your old canopy cover. They're pre-patterned and fit exactly to the canopy frames of numerous boat lift brands and models, including ShoreMaster, ShoreStation®, Hewitt, Porta-Dock, FLOE, Pier Pleasure and more.
|OR: Choose from the boat lift manufacturers listed below:


text: Rectorate of Montpellier Case Study ESRelated tags: Case Studies, Companies M through ZDownload documentThe academy of Montpellier in France implemented LifeSize Express 220 endpoints across its schools. As a result, the academy saved 6,000 hours of travel and reduced its carbon footprint by 3,000 tons. Additionally, homebound disabled students are now able to participate in daily class activities over HD video.


text: Seal and O-Ring are excellent quality. I would have rather seen the seal bushing have a polished surface V.S. the flat black coating. The seal removal is quick and easy. Installing the new Seal and O-Ring is a breeze, Just keep the seal straight when installing. It is easy to get it started crooked. When installing the new bushing use a flashlight and closely inspect the outer seal lip. My first two attempts a small portion of the outer seal lip rolled under. It took about 45 about minutes to do this job from removing the front sprocket to topping off the gear lube.


text:
So… I host this podcast called "Sex Nerd Sandra." I extract sex tips, techniques & titillating tidbits from unique human beings & experts. I marvel at the human condition and cuddle up to the science that helps explain it. And P.S., I laugh, just absolutely laugh at our attempts at courtship. I love humans. I just don't quite understand them. Me. Us.
Released with Nerdist Industries, my little podcast has been downloaded almost 5 million times in less than 2 years and by the looks of the emails, tweets and facebook messages I get, I'd say the sexy little snowflakes listening all over the world are pretty amazing people.
And just between you and me, I'm no expert. I don't claim to be. I've been teaching pleasure and communication for 4 years now and it feels like I just got started. I'm making all of the mistakes. ALL OF THEM. So don't go thinking you're the only one, mkay?
Below are the places you click if you'd like to join me every hump day for a hearty dose of the neurotic & erotic. See you there!
Go Team Fun!


text:
Stamped Peacock Feather Card Set
It's simple and fast to create a dramatic gift for friends and family when you present them with an elegant box of greeting cards!
Designed by Debi Hammons & Kristine Reynolds for Stampendous!®
Material List
- Peacock Feather Stamp by Stampendous!®
- Cling Imperial Jewel Stamp by Stampendous!®
- Ebony Opaque Embossing Powder by Recollections®
- VersaMark Watermark Ink Pad by Tsukineko®
- VersaFine Onyx Balck Ink Pad by Tsukineko®
- Colorbox Gray Whale Chalk Ink by Clearsnap
- Silver Mini Paper Fasteners by Recollections®
- 1/16" Hole Punch by Fiskars®
- Cardstock: Turquoise, Black & White
- Markers: Turquoise and Lime Green
- Embossing Heat Tool
- Celebrate It® Ribbon, Grosgrain, Turquoise with White Dots
- Scissors
- Paper Trimmer
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Scoring Tool
Project Instructions
To create cards:
Fold 4 ¼" X 11" panel of turquoise card stock in half to form card base.
Stamp Cling Imperial Jewel in gray ink to cover a 3 7/8" X 5 1/8" white card stock panel as a background. Allow to dry.
Stamp Peacock Feather in VersaMark ink on right side of stamped card panel. Sprinkle Ebony embossing powder over wet ink, tapping off excess powder and returning to jar. Heat with heat embossing tool until powder is set.
Color inside of embossed feather with markers as shown.
Adhere stamped panel to 4" X 5 ¼" panel of black card stock.
Adhere a ½" X 5 1/8" strip of turquoise card stock to a ¾" X 5 1/8" strip of black card stock with glue.
Use 1/16" hole punch to place three mini silver brads in layered strips.
Adhere strip to card front with paper glue.
Decorate envelopes if desired with stamped and colored feathers.
To create gift box:
Score 6" x 11 1/4" black cardstock horizontally at 4 3/4" from top and bottom.
Score 8 1/4" x 3 1/2" black cardstock at 1/2" and 1 1/4" from both sides and along bottom.
Cut on score lines 1 1/4" on bottom corners allowing corner piece to fall out.
Stamp Peacock Feather in black ink on a 3" X 5 ½" panel of white card stock.
Color Peacock Feathers with markers as shown.
Adhere stamped white panel to 3 ¼" X 5 ½" panel of turquoise card stock.
Adhere ½" X 5 ½" strip of black card stock to a ¾" X 5 1/2 " strip of turquoise card stock.
Use a 1/16" punch to put two mini silver brads into layered strips. Glue strips to white stamped panel.
Fold back edges along score lines to create box. Secure corners with glue. Set aside.
Create an additional card front only following directions above and adhere to front of box sandwiching 22" of ribbon between card front and box front.
Attach prepared box section to back side of cover panel using glue. Fold over along scored lines.
Tie ribbon in a bow around box to securely close it.
- Make all the cards and the box front at the same time. Cutting all the pieces ahead of time and working "assembly line" style makes creating gifts of boxed cards simple and fast.
- Use different colors and seasonal stamps to make a great Holiday gift!


text:
Last updated by 3 years ago
Page: 1.3.2 Release Notes, Version:1
Grails 1.3.2 Release Notes
Grails 1.3.2 has not been released yet. This page is a placeholder.Grails is a dynamic web application framework built on Java and Groovy, leveraging best of breed APIs from the Java EE sphere including Spring, Hibernate and SiteMesh. Grails brings to Java and Groovy developers the joys of convention-based rapid development while allowing them to leverage their existing knowledge and capitalize on the proven and performant APIs Java developers have been using for years.


text:
Share your Photos, Videos, and Stories on uShare! Click here to get started.
Added September 13, 2012 9:34 PM
Category: General
The public has never been told what was taken when the search warrants were executed on the Lykken farm until this week when Kerwyn Lykken received all the items back from state investigators: http://bit.ly/QJZsO0 #kelonews
KELO Ben Dunsmoor sits down with Lykken and gets his thoughts.
26 Minutes Ago
Investigators thought Kerwyn Lykken and his family possibly had a connection to the 1971 disappearance of Sherri Miller and Pam Jackson. KELO Ben Dunsmoor sits down with Lykken who talks about how the accusations affected his family in a preview of tonight's Eye on KELOLAND. #kelonews
3 Hours Ago
KELO Sammi Bjelland gives us a quick look at some of our top stories tonight:
4 Hours Ago


text:
Curmudgeon's Corner
cur-mud-geon: anyone who hates hypocrisy and pretense and has the temerity to say so; anyone with the habit of pointing out unpleasant facts in an engaging and humorous manner
Will She or Won't She?
It has been likened to herding cats into a burlap sack; that is what confronts Nancy Pelosi as she works to get enough votes to pass the Obama-enhanced Senate bill that prescribes the overhaul of our health care in
Winners & Losers - March 2nd
Losers are the students and parents who believed in what Governor Doyle told them about the funding for their educations.
Village Buzz - March 3rd
Open Records Request Filed
Village Buzz - March 4th
The final report regarding "leaks" of information has been issued after some fifteen or more separate interviews by the lead investigator and a review of the results by Washington County District Attorney, Todd Martens.
Village Buzz - March 5th
The discussion about our village's governance continues. The final report is available to anyone desiring it. A copy can be read at the Germantown Police Department's office or copies can be had for the nominal cost of $0.25 per page copied. It is quite straight-forward and permits one to draw his or her own conclusion. It is contained in Call Detail Report #10.001090. The copy I have is not of sufficient quality to permit it to be scanned and presented in an Internet file.
What Would We Do?
Reading my morning passages and watching the news this morning served to again remind me of the frailty of our lives. We live from moment to moment, not year to year. We take one breath at a time, and are not assured of the next. And yet, too often, we think little, or not at all, about human frailty, about our individual frailty.
Intelligence Test
Time for a little change of pace...
Snake Oil
To watch President Barack Obama talk about health care reform is to watch the old 'snake oil' pitchman who came to town to sell his remedy to the unwary citizens. He is slick and compelling, but he is selling a bogus product.
Health Care Prices
Health care cost disclosure is a lynch-pin in the overall effort to bring consumers back into the equation, and to gain some semblance of control over the ever-increasing costs involved.
Intended Consequences...
There are "unintended" consequences in legislation that rise up to bite us quite often. It seems that there are also "intended" consequences and those can be even more costly to us citizens than the others.
Mission Impossible?
The old television show titled "Mission Impossible" featured a weekly set-up of a situation that simply couldn't be expected to be resolved. Yet, the "A-Team" got the job done week-in and week-out.
Healthcare Juggernaut
The health care juggernaut is alive and well, or so it would seem. The Administration's spokespersons were in full voice over the week-end. They told us that a week from that day, we'd be talking about the new health care plan that was voted upon favorably. We would be talking about the "new law of the land".
Health Care Reform Antics Are Sickening
The charade that is passing for the final push on health care reform is sickening.
Physicians Say Will Leave Profession
An article in the New England Journal of Medicine advises that nearly one-third of all practicing physicians may leave the medical profession if President Obama signs the current version of health care reform legislation.
Is It Time?
Is it time to push for Amendment #28 to the Constitution of the
Majority Parties
Majority political parties are expected to do the will of the people and to do so consistently on a very broad range of issues. The members of the majority, whether Republican or Democrat, are tasked with enormous responsibility and need to exercise the proper due diligence in all they do.
Washington County Fair Issues
The health care reform debate has moved some items off the front burner, but it is time to get back to local issues, at least for today.
The 'F--- Bomb'...
The Vice President uses the 'F--- Bomb' and the Administration's Press Secretary treats it humorously. Newscasters make it a joke. This isn't the first time, and with this Vice President it will certainly not be the last time.
The Post Office & Health Care
Political Opportunism
Voters have notoriously short attention spans, and that is known and used by the political parties in our state and in our country.
An Inconvenient Truth
We have begun to hear and read about some major costs for larger companies that are resulting already from the new health care legislation. Caterpillar reported that it will take a charge of $150 million as the result. AT&T reported that it will take a $1 billion charge. In total, there are some 3,500 companies that will suffer similar profit reductions or eliminations.
Dysfunctional Supreme Court?
Our state's Supreme Court has been in the throes of internal turmoil for quite a long time. This has stemmed, from my perspective, in the battle between liberal members and conservative members of that body.
Federal Usurpation
The federal government is taking on more and more of the functions that have heretofore involved solely, or mostly, the private sector. Those changes are coming at a rapid pace as if to avoid giving us time to react and respond.


text:
Zoom into image
Full Description
An ideal medium-sized pack for any day trip, whether its hiking, biking, canoeing, or wandering the streets of Europe. Features include a roomy buckle-down front pocket, buckle-down side pockets, and rugged leather straps and roller buckles. Constructed of 15-ounce canvas with cotton webbing shoulder straps. Also available in Waxed Canvas. Made in USA.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 16H x 15W x 6D + pockets
- Capacity: 1845(+) plus pockets cubic inches + pockets
- Construction: 15 oz canvas, box style design, leather reinforcement for all rivets and high stress seams, cotton web shoulder straps, two riveted premium leather flap straps, front buckle-down pocket, two side pockets with buckling flaps
Craftsmanship and Guarantee
All of our handmade packs and bags are built to last in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Our factory, where we have been building our products since 1911, is home to an extremely talented group of sewers, riveters, and leather craftspeople. Each piece of Duluth Pack gear is painstakingly built by hand with the attention and detail that only a true artisan can provide. We stand behind our work and are proud to offer a lifetime warranty covering all craftsmanship and hardware we use in the construction of our products. Craftsmanship includes our sewing and riveting. Hardware includes all zippers, buckles, D-rings, snaps, and any other parts utilized in the manufacturing of our bags. If at anytime during the life of your Duluth Pack product you have problems in these areas, return the product and it will be repaired free of charge. If the product cannot be repaired due to a defect in craftsmanship or faulty hardware, we will be happy to replace the item at Duluth Pack's discretion. While your Duluth Pack item is designed to provide you with many years of use, Duluth Pack is not responsible for common wear and tear or misuse of your product and is therefore not covered by our warranty. Of course, damages not covered under warranty can usually be repaired at a minimal cost. We sincerely value your patronage and will always do our absolute best to go the extra mile to ensure that you are happy with every Duluth Pack purchase.
Customer Reviews
- really, really good bags
- Rating
Over the past 10 years I've purchased a total of 6 canvas bags/backpacks for my family from Duluth, the last one being the Wanderer for me. I've had it for three years and carry it to work everyday. Most of the summer on my motorcycle. I've had everything inside this backpack, from lunch to tools to my Husky when he was a pup. I carried it up five 4000+ footers in NH's Whites this summer alone. Both of my sons got Duluth book packs back when they were in middle school, they both still use them at college today. With a lifetime guarantee how can you go wrong? My oldest son is wondering when his might wear out, so he can send it back for a rebuild, but it still looks good! We're a huge supporter of Duluth Packs!!
Posted on 10/29/10 by Wolfgang
- Just got one for my birthday!
- Rating
Posted on 10/1/10 by Minnesota Brett
- should be listed as a canoe pack
- Rating
this pack is great for canoe camping. holds all my gear essential for fishing and slides right into my #4 for the portages with lots of room to spare. my partner decided to get one after he saw how handy it is. good hunting pack too.
Posted on 9/4/10 by paddler
- Terrific daypack, even for mountain hiking
- Rating
Just got back from 2 weeks in Glacier National Park, where my new navy blue Wanderer was my only daypack. I was surprised how well it carried all over those mountain trails. I inserted a folding canoe chair inside the back (to pad it, hold the packs's shape and protect me from pointy things) and that works great. It also held my rain jacket and poncho, sweater, cooking gear (I llke to have soup midway of a long hike), snacks and lunch, all the usual "ten essential" stuff, and camera. With room to spare. The side pockets both held 40-ounce size klean kanteens, which provides a lot of water. With that fairly substantial load, it stayed surprisingly comfortable, AND MUCH COOLER than a large nylon backpack. It's going with my son and me to the BWCA next Summer, that's for sure. Honestly, can't think of a single improvement. Thanks, Duluth Pack.
Posted on 8/17/10 by GrowUp-DaveyBoy
- great item/great all round use
- Rating
small compact,lots of storage,looks easy to use,for both adults/children to grow into. Nice price also!
Posted on 7/30/10 by sgt hoot
- This is my Favorite bag!
- Rating
This bag goes everywhere with me. Camping, hiking, downtown, the coffee shop, ect. It is the perfect size and usually holds my books, laptop, notepads and my journal. Everyone else loves the look of it as I do. The straps are very comfortable even with a heavy load, despite not being padded. I was sold on the timeless design and look. I think of Adventure every time I look at it !
Posted on 7/29/10 by Michael
- Wanderer Waxed
- Rating
This is my newest backpack, and it is the best one I've ever owned. If you have never purchased one of the waxed canvas products, this is IT! The color is awesome, plenty of room with side pockets, a large front pocket, drawstring, and a zip pocket inside the flap. It makes you want to take a trip just to be able to use this beauty! Of anything I own from your store, this one takes the cake. No complaints on this one. Thank you!
Posted on 7/21/10 by marcia
- Finally!
- Rating
After years of searching, I've finally found the bag that matches my life. The Wanderer has every feature that a bag needs; roomy, durable and a classic style. Hiking, travel, fishing and photography outings are just a few of the assignments for my wanderer. Great materials and construction. I will not hesitate to buy any Duluth Pack product in the future. Thanks for making a bag that I can carry with pride and confidence.
Posted on 7/20/10 by JB
- perfect
- Rating
I lost track of how many brands of small-to-medium packs I accumulated, looking for the perfect ONE bag. I think I've found it in the Wanderer.
It's my woodland "photo bag," with whatever extra clothes I have along serving as padding for the cameras. The several pockets nicely isolate water bottle, GPS, and whatever else I chose to take along that morning.
I hate to use the word "perfect," but the Wanderer might just be the one bag that comes closest to deserving the title.
Posted on 7/19/10 by bobc
- Great Hunting BAg
- Rating
For years I used an old Army canvas backpack for deer hunting. When it finally wore out I wanted a good canvas pack. The Wanderer is Perfect. It holds everything I need to travel in the woods by foot or canoe, and to shoot my flintlock rifle.
Posted on 7/19/10 by pjwood


text:
Mr Skin Mrskin.com - Fast forwarding to the good parts! Nude Celebs in pics and clips by Mr. Skin - the largest free nude celebrity movie archive. View free nude celeb videos and celeb pics instantly at MrSkin.com.
- Date added: 14-11-2012
- Duration: 05:24
- Views: 77,839
- Submitted by: Mr Skin


text:
Your search for DEATHS%20(OBITUARIES) in Table Tennis returned 0 articles
- House Proud: Square Feet: 84. Possessions: 305.
- It's the End of the World as We Know It . . . and He Feels Fine
- Gabriel García Márquez, Conjurer of Literary Magic, Dies at 87
- For Diabetics, Health Risks Fall Sharply
- Well: Younger Skin Through Exercise
- Frugal Traveler: Hunting for the Best Carry-On Bag
- Well: The Antidepressant Generation
- Opinion: Raising a Moral Child
- When 'Liking' a Brand Online Voids the Right to Sue
- Private Lives: My Father's Strength
Rss Feeds On Table Tennis
Subscribe to an RSS feed on this topic. What is RSS?
Get Alerts On Table Tennis
Receive My Alerts e-mails on topics covered on this page.More Alerts »


text:
The bulletin of Atlanta University
|1 of 6
This page
Loading content ...
Number 183 Atlanta, Georgia June, 1908 Commencement Week The thirty-ninth school year at Atlanta University was appropriately brought to a close by the exercises of Commencement week. Although it was unusually warm, the exercises were well attended and the response was enthusiastic. The campus was never more beautiful than at this time. Public Day at the Oglethorpe School The public exhibition of class room and hand work at the Oglethorpe School was attended by large numbers and the work went forward uninterrupted by the throngs of visitors Phi Kappa Anniversary This took place Friday night, the annual address being given by Rev. E. R. Carter, D. D., pastor of the Friendship Baptist Church. He urged upon the young men of the Society the importance of establishing and maintaining high ideals. The Sunday Exercises The baccalaureate sermon was preached by the Rev. Henry H. Tweedy of Bridgeport, Conn. We are glad to report his sermon in this issue. This was Mr. Tweedy's first visit to Atlanta and he remained with us until Commencement day, entering heartily into all the exercises. Class Night Exercises Under the training and management of Mrs. A. F. Herndon, the Senior Class presented "Twelfth Night." Every seat was taken and the play was presented in a way that reflected great credit upon those who took part. They showed the results of the most careful and arduous drill. The sale of tickets brought one hundred dollars above expenses, which has been appropriated by the class for the beginning of an auditorium fund. The Thirteenth Annual Conference The subject this year for study was "The Negro Family." This conference will long be remembered for the presence of Miss Jane Addams, who spoke at the mothers' meeting in the afternoon and in the evening delivered the address which is reported elsewhere in this issue. The Wednesday Exercises Students and their friends enjoyed the inspection of industrial work in the morning, visiting the Model Home, the exhibition of sewing in Stone Hall, the Oglethorpe School, the Knowles Industrial building and the Library. At night the Alumni had a large gathering at their business meeting, which was followed by a banquet in North Hall to which teachers and guests were invited. Commencement Exercises . There were twelve speakers, representing a College Class of ten and a Normal Class of twenty. Places of honor on the program were assigned to May C. Hawes and Lucy C. Smith of the College Class and to Louise N. Maxwell and MayBelle D. Houstoun of the Normal Class. The orations and essays were unusually interesting and the exercises were dignified and appropriate. The College honors announced were, in the class of 1908, with Honor, May Catherine Hawes; in the class of 1910, with High Honor, Edwin Arthur Gibson and Jennie May King. Announcement was made of the degree of Master of Arts conferred upon Pierce M. Thompson of the class of 1906 for having successfully completed a year's work and having received a degree from Chicago University. The Commencement address by Prof. W. S. Scarborough of Wilberforce University is reported in this issue. The President's Reception This was attended by a large number and brought the exercises of the year to a fitting close. --------------'—<¦ — ¦>--------------------- Address of Miss Jane Addams Advantages and Disadvantages of a Broken Inheritance I feel a certain diffidence in speaking upon a topic which has been before you all day. With such a careful sociologist as Dr. Du Bois at the head of your department, I am quite sure you would be quick to detect my ignorance if I tried to say very much about a subject which has been handled so well. Still, I have many friends among the Negro colony of Chicago, and I have been very much interested in the settlement started there by Mrs. Wooley, to which the fair-minded people of both sides of society may come and discuss the serious problems which arise—problems of the difficulty of finding positions, with which many of the educated young Negroes in Chicago are confronted, and of the difficulty of equal opportunity and a square deal. We meet there every little while and have some interesting and heart-breaking conferences. But after all, that does not reach the family and does not throw light upon that side of the colony's life, and I thought perhaps I could be of most use this evening in giving you some of my general observations and experiences with the problems which confront families of various nationalities who move into Chicago and meet all the maladjustment, all the ups and downs of city life for the first time. These are, after all, the great human problems which must confront all of. us. The thing I feel most strongly as the difficulty among the Italians, among the Greeks and among the Russians (for these are the ones whom I constantly see), is the contrast they find between the life they have led at home and the life they are obliged to live in Chicago. All sorts of customs fit them to walk in the old folk ways, the old ways which their ancestors have had for so many years. Now, as I take it, your difficulties are quite unlike that. The habits which you might have had from your ancestors were all broken into, they were all scattered, and especially the habits connected with family life. There are advantages and disadvantages in the lack of tradition and the lack of habits in those directions. The advantages are that you are much more ready to make your adaptation; you are much more ready to bring the results of education and the rationalistic side of life to bear directly upon the refining of the family. And the disadvantages are that you lack some of the restraints of the traditions which the people I have mentioned bring with them. For instance, if an Italian girl or woman in our neighborhood is suspected of having led an immoral life, she suffers the greatest amount of social penalty at once. She is probably put out of her father's house and treated with great scorn, because she has deviated from the path he holds as the right path for his daughter to take. Adjustment to New Conditions The experiences of adjustment to new conditions of life which the Italians have when they come to this country may prove of value. For instance, take the Italian women from Southern Italy. They have been accustomed always to wash their clothes in the open streams in the villages,
Object Description
|The bulletin of Atlanta University, 1908 no. 183
Periodical illustrations
Universities & colleges
|The bulletin of Atlanta University was a publication sent to faculty, friend and alumni of the institution; Telling of the institution's progress and present needs. This issue is June 1908, no. 183.
|Atlanta University
|Holding Library
|Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center
Add tags for The bulletin of Atlanta University
Post a Comment for The bulletin of Atlanta University


text:
Bottom Bang Bottom Bang - for all you anal enthusiasts. Witness these tight little buttholes being crammed full of ass loving cock and slammed up to the nutsack. If it's hot asshole action you want - you've certainly 'cum' to the right place.
- Date added: 05-03-2009
- Duration: 02:45
- Views: 10,696
- Submitted by: Bottom Bang


text:
Redding Competition Bushing 3-Die Neck Sizer Set 6mm Remington
Product #: 588418 Redding #: 58115 UPC #: 611760581151
Suggested Products
- Imperial Case Sizing Wax 2 oz... $8.39 Available
- Frankford Arsenal Perfect Fit Reloading Tray... $5.99 Select Options
- MTM Peel and Stick Reloader's Labels Rifle/Handgun Package of... $4.69 Available
- MTM Universal Powder Funnel Set 17 to 45 Caliber... $15.49 Available
- Redding Case Lube Kit... $17.99 Available
- Remington Reloading Brass 6mm Remington... $15.29 - $443.99 Select Options
- Lee Case Length Gage and Shellholder 6mm Remington... $5.19 Available
Substitute Products
Product Information
The Redding Competition Bushing Neck Sizer Die Set includes a Competition Bushing Neck Sizing Die, Body Die and Competition Seating Die. Both the Bushing Neck Sizing Die and the Competition Seating Die feature micrometer adjustments for precision. Bushings and Shellholder sold separately.
Competition Bushing Sizing Die -- With this die, the cartridge case is completely supported and aligned with the sizing bushing before the sizing process
begins. As the sizing process starts, the cartridge case remains supported in the tightly chambered sliding sleeve as it moves upward while the resizing bushing self
centers on the case neck. The decapping rod is maintained in precise alignment by using the internal parts of the die as a linear support much like a firing pin. While
the micrometer adjustment of the bushing position delivers precise control to the desired amount of the neck length to be sized. (Bushings are sold separately)
The Body Die -- is designed to full length resize the case body only and bump the shoulder position for proper chambering without disturbing the case neck.
It is intended for use only to resize cases which have become increasingly difficult to chamber after repeated firing and neck sizing.
Competition Seating Die -- The bullet guide to seating stem fit is so precise that the seating stem can actually be demonstrated to float on a column of air.
The micrometer is calibrated in .001" increments. It also has a zero set feature that allows you to zero the micrometer to your rifle or favorite seating depth.
Technical Information
Material: Steel
Die Types Included:
Competition Bushing Neck Sizing Die
Body Die
Competition Seating Die
Plastic Storage Case
Technical Information
Material: Steel
Die Types Included:
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.


text:
our mailing list. It's so wizard.
travis baker
24 October, 2012 1:09 am
Travis Barker and Yelawolf team for the Psycho White EP, due November 13th. Here is the first video from the project, directed by Decon's Jason Goldwatch and T. Barker.
Search HipHopSite.com
News on the D.L.
- Apathy Speaks On Fan Support In The Piracy Age
- Skyzoo & Torae – "The Barrel Brothers" LP Cover Art & Tracklist Unveiled
- Hieroglyphics Co-Founder Casual Celebrates 20-Year Anniversary of Fear Itself with Tour & Remastered Instrumentals
- Open Mike Eagle Announces "Dark Comedy" Album
- The Roots – "…And Then You Shoot Your Cousin" Album Cover Revealed
- Aesop Rock Announces "The Blob" Free Instrumental LP
New Joints
Recently Commented On
- D.I.T.C. - "We All (Alchemist Remix)"
Commented on by khordkutta
- Apathy Speaks On Fan Support In The Piracy Age
Commented on by khordkutta
- Skyzoo & Torae - "The Barrel Brothers" LP Cover Art & Tracklist Unveiled
Commented on by Dayz
- YG - "My Krazy Life" - @@@ (Review)
Commented on by tom
- D.I.T.C. - "We All (Alchemist Remix)"
Commented on by Dayz
- RZA Speaks On Raekwon's Absence/Participation On "A Better Tomorrow"
Commented on by Dayz
Most Popular Stories


text:
245 North Undermountain Road | Sheffield, MA 01257 | T: 413 229 8511
2014 Decisions Will Be Sent on March 10 - Good Luck!
Andrew Barter, Language Department Meet More of Our Faculty Here
Express Your Creativity and Discover the Possibilities
Student Life is the Best Life - Check Out These Slideshows
Reunion Weekend is Sooner Than You Think - Register Now!
Every Gift Supports a Berkshire Experience - Thank You!


text:
Just as it is important for players to be safe in our online environments, it is also important that they take measures to protect the security of their account.
This section provides parents with information on the systems we have and the measures we take to assist players with their account security. It also gives advice on how to resolve any problems that may occur with regards to security, such as how to request a new password and how to avoid potential security threats from other players.
We offer advice on what to do if your child loses their account password or has their account stolen, as well as on how to appeal an offence or a ban.
We explain the negative consequences of buying or selling RuneScape gold or items for financial gain here, as well as details of the ramifications of using third-party software in order to increase an account's levels or wealth.
We offer advice on how to help your child protect their account here.


text:
Create a Website in 4 Minutes or Less
TeamPages provides you with one place to easily post and share your teams' schedules, photos, scores, and other important information in one central place. And all TeamPages can be password protected, keeping your information and members safe.
Easy Website Creation
Create a professional looking website in just a few minutes. With TeamPages making updates to your website literally just takes seconds. No HTML knowledge needed. Everything is point and click, drag and drop simple.
Celebrate Your Team's Success
Post your latest game scores and results in seconds. And easily track player statistics and progress throughout the entire season. Don't want to keep track of stats? No problem. Just simply turn off the stats section, like you can do with any section on TeamPages.
Make Your Website Your Own
Customizing the look and feel of your website is as easy as a click of your mouse. Want a website that looks like the Pros? Easy. Simply add a custom banner and background to your website in seconds. Need help designing one? Just give us a call and one our skilled designers will create one for you.
Create Unlimited Custom Pages & Links
Have more information you want to post on your website? Create unlimited custom content pages and links, which are as easy as using Microsoft Word or copying and pasting in a link. Custom Pages and Links are a great way to post and organize additional information like: "About Us", "Contact Information", "Tournament Information" and "Staff Bios" on your TeamPage.
Music, Slideshows, Team Stores…
When it comes to widgets, we've got you covered. With TeamPages, you can easily add team stores, music players, slideshows, polls, weather widgets, Twitter & Facebook feeds... the possibilities are endless!
Domains and Subdomains
Want your own domain name? Simple. You can either buy one from us at http://teampages.shopco.com or use any other provider and we'll point your domain name to your TeamPages team website. We also offer subdomains — yourteam.teampages.com — free.
Say Goodbye to Phone Trees and Communication Headaches
Our communication tools are specifically designed to help you spend less time doing paperwork and sending emails, and more time on the field, court, or ice doing what you love.
One Place for Contact Information
Find contact details for your entire roster in seconds, and allow parents and players to update and add more ways to keep in touch. List as much or as little information as you like.
Send SMS Text Message and Email Blasts
Have a last minute schedule change or update for your team? No worries. Just send out an SMS text message and email blast to your entire team letting them know about the change. Your team will love you for this one feature alone.
Post News & Announcements
Share the good news about your teams latest win with your team members and fans by posting a news or announcement on your homepage. All it takes is a few seconds and you can easily add photos and documents to each post. The best part is that each post can also be sent out as an email to all your members.
Bring Your Team Even Closer
With the team message board sharing tips, giving props to another teammate, arranging a carpool ride, or strategezing about an upcoming game is easy and fun. Who says the conversation has to stop the moment you get off the field, court, or ice. Keep the conversation and team building going online with TeamPages.
Who Says Managing a Team Should Be a Chore?
Let TeamPages do all the work for you and make your life easier. With automatic event reminders, Google Maps, calendar syncing, and attendance tracking, your members will always be up to date with all your scheduled games and events.
Automatic Event Reminders
Set automatic email and SMS text message reminders for your scheduled events that can be sent to your players and parents hours, days, or weeks in advance. This is a great way to ensure that your team members make the big game.
Know Who's Coming
With attendance tracking you can see in advance who's coming to your game or practice and track attendance over the entire season. Don't need attendance tracking, simple turn it off, like you can do with almost any feature on TeamPages.
Sync Your TeamPages Calendar
One of the most loved features of our users. With TeamPages you can easily sync your team's calendar with iCal, Google Calendar, Outlook, and your Blackberry. Whenever a schedule change is made on TeamPages, your personal calendar will automatically be updated, always keeping you informed and up to date.
Location. Location. Location.
By simply putting in the street address and location of an event, TeamPages will automatically add a Google Map to your event page. Making it really easy for your team members and fans to find the locations to your events, ensuring that they can also show up on time and at the right place.
Easily Share Photos, Documents, & Videos With Your Team and Fans
Make this season one to remember. Capturing and sharing those special moments with pictures of videos takes only a few clicks with TeamPages. And important documents can be posted online on the website so they can always be found and accessed by your team members.
Unlimited Storage for Photos
With unlimited storage for photos, parents, team members, and fans can take and share as many pictures as they want. You can even attach files or pictures to news and announcements to make your website look like the Pros.
It's Easy To Add Videos To Your Website
Capture and share highlight footage of your up and coming stars with video. Find and post tips and drill videos from Youtube and watch your entire team improve. Or post a motivational video to get your team pumped up and excited before your next big game.
Say Goodbye to Paper Documents
Tired of lost documents? Or constantly having to resend the same documents over and over again? Just post them to your team website where they can always be found and easily downloaded. With TeamPages you can upload as many documents as you'd like from Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Word Perfect, and PDF's.
Get Sharing on Facebook & Twitter
TeamPages makes it easy to share the content you want to share on Facebook and Twitter. With a couple clicks you can now share news about your latest win or a great action shot with all your friends and fans on other social networks.
We're Coaches & Team Managers Too
That's why we understand how important is to keep your data and members safe with the option to password protect any page you like. We also take pride in providing great customer support as well where you can talk to a person instead of a machine.
TeamPages is Safe, Private, and Secure
You and your teams safety is important to us. With TeamPages you can make your team website as private or open as you want. Each one of your team members gets their own account and login password to be able to access the private areas of your website.
Friendly Customer Support
Have a question? Give one of our friendly customer support reps a call anytime on our 1 (800) number. Whether it's providing an online tutorial or giving suggestions on how to improve your site, we're always here to help. Don't have any questions? Give us a call anyways, we love talking to our community, hearing about their successes and how we continue to make TeamPages better.
Be a Part of a Community
With over 50,000 teams, leagues, and clubs on TeamPages, our community is constantly growing. Have a question about coaching or need a new drill for practice, just add a post on one of our discussion forums and helpsite.
Always Get the Latest and Greatest
We love hearing suggestions from our community and pushing out new features every month. And each time we push out a new release you website automatically gets updated with the new bells and whistles. Have your own suggestions as to how we can get better? Give us a call, we'd love to hear from you.


text:
DecoArt® Angel Ornament
Make a dozen of these delightful hanging angels to delight all your friends. Add sparkle with DecoArt® Craft Twinkles®, so fun!
Designed by Julie Gayle courtesy of the DecoArt® Design Team.
Material List
- DecoArt® Americana® Acrylic Paint – French Vanilla, Snow (Titanium) White, Lamp (Ebony) Black, Flesh Tone and Coral Blush
- DecoArt® Craft Twinkles® Glitter Paint – Crystal and Gold
- DecoArt® Dazzling Metallics® – Splendid Gold
- Woodsies™ Shapes – XXL Hearts (2), XXL Teardrops (2), Medium Teardrops (2), Large Circle (1), Small Circles (2), Large Oval (1), Small Ovals (2) and Small Stars (10)
- Permanent Marker, Extra Fine – Black
- Paintbrush – ½" Flat Brush
- Emery Board
- Water Container
- Wax Paper
- Paper Towel
- Toothpicks
- Ribbon, Narrow – Gold (6")
- Wire (8")
Project Instructions
Paint the wood pieces as shown in the photo.
Let dry, then re-paint the front of the large oval with Splendid Gold Metallic, the white pieces with Crystal Craft Twinkles® and the stars with Gold Craft Twinkles® paint.
Paint the hair French Vanilla on the large circle (head).
Using the end of a paint brush handle make two Coral Blush dots for cheeks and two Black dots for eyes. Let dry.
Use a toothpick to make small white dots on the eyes and cheeks. Draw the mouth with a marker.
Refer to photograph, then glue the wood pieces together. Glue the hearts (wings) and the small ovals (feet) onto the back of one large teardrop.
Glue the second large teardrop over the top. The wings and feet will be sandwiched between the two teardrops.
Glue the head at the top of the teardrop body, then glue the gold oval behind the head at the top for the halo.
Glue the smaller teardrops (arms) to the front then glue one small circle behind the end of each arm for hands.
Curve the wire, then glue two stars together on either side of the wire, sandwiching the wire between. Glue the ends of the wire to the back of the angel wings.
Glue the remaining two stars to the front of the wings.


text:
Sweet Seaside Memories
From dining to weddings, we are sharing all of the latest and greatest happenings at L'Auberge Del Mar on L'Blog, and we want your input too! Share anything you like, from your favorite L'Auberge experience to a fun Del Mar happening. We'd love to hear from you.
October 03, 2012
Style Me Pretty: Kyle & Mara
I've been saving this gem-of-a-wedding for months, waiting to share the exciting news that it's finally been featured on Style Me Pretty! If ever there was a San Diego wedding made for the vintage chic wedding blog, THIS is the one. Mara and Kyle filled their big day at L'Auberge Del Mar with the sweetest little touches--- lanterns, antique bows, and one of my favorite wedding dresses of all times. But the sweetest part of this wedding (besides their delicious candy buffet) is how completely adorable and head-over-heels-in-love Mara and Kyle are. Check out all the swoon-worthy details captured perfectly by Aaron Shintaku.


text:
Sindecuse Health Center
Make an appointment Refill your prescription Register for a workshop
Sindecuse Health Center offers convenient, cost-saving services with an experienced, multidisciplinary staff dedicated to maintaining and improving patient health. We provide evaluation and treatment for a variety of illnesses and injuries, preventive health check-ups, periodic health monitoring, as well as health education opportunities that enhance individual and community health.
Top 5 student health concerns
Check out our list of five of the top health concerns college students have at Western Michigan University and around the country.
Insurance information
We participate with many insurance providers. Students may buy an insurance plan sponsored by the University.
Call us
Appointments (269) 387-3290
Information (269) 387-3287
After-hours emergency care
Medical: dial 911
Counseling: dial 211
Borgess Hospital emergency room (269) 226-4815
Bronson Hospital emergency room (269) 341-6386


text:
For people who invest directly in individual accounts (including IRAs and rollovers); in joint, brokerage, college savings, or small-business accounts; or in annuities.
For people who invest through their employer in a Vanguard 401(k), 403(b), or other retirement plan.
For retirement plan sponsors, consultants, and nonprofit representatives.
For broker-dealers, registered investment advisors, and trust or bank brokerage professionals.
Planning and Education
Starting to Save
Our goal is to ensure that the information you receive is as current and accurate as possible. We're sorry that the information you were looking for is not available. However, you can continue to explore the wealth of other information that we have available on our retirement plans website.
© 1995–2014 The Vanguard Group, Inc. All rights reserved. Vanguard Marketing Corporation, distributor. Your use of this site signifies that you accept our terms & conditions of use.Security | Prospectuses | Feedback
Your input was invalid