text: Like almost all alternative clothing styles, grunge was born from a music scene, first making it’s presence known in Seattle in the 90s before taking the world by storm, thanks to a band called Nirvana. Grunge is about as deeply rooted in American style as you can get. But whether you associate it with major ’90s rock bands or the recent hoards of hipsters around the world riffing on Cobain’s style, there’s no mistaking that it has made a comeback with a minimalist twist.

lowercased: like almost all alternative clothing styles, grunge was born from a music scene, first making it’s presence known in seattle in the 90s before taking the world by storm, thanks to a band called nirvana. grunge is about as deeply rooted in american style as you can get. but whether you associate it with major ’90s rock bands or the recent hoards of hipsters around the world riffing on cobain’s style, there’s no mistaking that it has made a comeback with a minimalist twist.


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$50.00 provides 14 meals to people in need.
Relax knowing you are providing Shelter, Food and Love for Montrealers in need throughout the year.
Help reduce administrative costs so your donations directly support life-changing services.
Receive an annual, cumulative tax receipt along with special updates.
Every time you give, you are providing struggling Montrealers with hope and strength for a brighter future. By joining the Shelter. Food. Love. Monthly Donor Program, you are creating lasting change in Montreal.
Your gifts will be automatically processed on the same day each month. You can opt out or adjust your monthly giving amount any time by calling 514-523-5288 or info@missionba.com.

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$50.00 provides 14 meals to people in need.
relax knowing you are providing shelter, food and love for montrealers in need throughout the year.
help reduce administrative costs so your donations directly support life-changing services.
receive an annual, cumulative tax receipt along with special updates.
every time you give, you are providing struggling montrealers with hope and strength for a brighter future. by joining the shelter. food. love. monthly donor program, you are creating lasting change in montreal.
your gifts will be automatically processed on the same day each month. you can opt out or adjust your monthly giving amount any time by calling 514-523-5288 or info@missionba.com.


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These systems provide cold water for hot weather conditions in the concrete production industry. Units can be portable or stationary with various capacities for any size operation. An excellent alternative to using ice to cool concrete, water chillers can reduce chilling costs as much as 95%. Air Cooled Water Chillers also allow for precise control of temperature and ensure consistent concrete temperature and quality. State of the art technology reduces downtime and diagnostic controls make it easy and fast to identify and resolve problems locally or remotely. Coils on the water chillers provide protection in adverse environments. Factory trained technician can provide start up on each chiller to ensure proper operation at the jobsite upon request. These chillers are easy to unload and install. No time consuming field install required saving time and money. Robust design is quieter and more durable than others in the market.
Achieve maximum performance and reliability with an air-cooled water chiller system with Carrier name brand you can trust. Produce concrete at a precise temperature under a wide variety of conditions. Lower cost versus ice or other alternatives. Lower risk of rejected or defective concrete.
* Based on a 35° F (19.4° C) temperature drop, a 75° F (24° C) inlet, and a 40° F (4.4° C) outlet temperature.
Lowest output temperature on standard air cooled water chiller units is 40° F (4.4° C). Custom units are available to achieve a lower temperature.
These lines of gas snow throwers use Troy-Bilt or Briggs & Stratton engines and have electric start and mitten grip manual recoil starter. Clearing width from 21” to 45” with 2 year limited warranty.
Portable insulated curtains are great for warehouses, unloading docks, food processing plants, restaurants or anywhere that you may need an isolation climate control space but don't need construction mess.

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these systems provide cold water for hot weather conditions in the concrete production industry. units can be portable or stationary with various capacities for any size operation. an excellent alternative to using ice to cool concrete, water chillers can reduce chilling costs as much as 95%. air cooled water chillers also allow for precise control of temperature and ensure consistent concrete temperature and quality. state of the art technology reduces downtime and diagnostic controls make it easy and fast to identify and resolve problems locally or remotely. coils on the water chillers provide protection in adverse environments. factory trained technician can provide start up on each chiller to ensure proper operation at the jobsite upon request. these chillers are easy to unload and install. no time consuming field install required saving time and money. robust design is quieter and more durable than others in the market.
achieve maximum performance and reliability with an air-cooled water chiller system with carrier name brand you can trust. produce concrete at a precise temperature under a wide variety of conditions. lower cost versus ice or other alternatives. lower risk of rejected or defective concrete.
* based on a 35° f (19.4° c) temperature drop, a 75° f (24° c) inlet, and a 40° f (4.4° c) outlet temperature.
lowest output temperature on standard air cooled water chiller units is 40° f (4.4° c). custom units are available to achieve a lower temperature.
these lines of gas snow throwers use troy-bilt or briggs & stratton engines and have electric start and mitten grip manual recoil starter. clearing width from 21” to 45” with 2 year limited warranty.
portable insulated curtains are great for warehouses, unloading docks, food processing plants, restaurants or anywhere that you may need an isolation climate control space but don't need construction mess.


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The Single Vineyard Cabernet Franc wine by Bodegas Del Fin del Mundo was made with fruit from the Patagonia wine region in the South of Argentina.
After fermentation, it was aged for 18 months in American and French oak wine barrels.
This single vineyard Argentinian wine comes in a pretty dark red color, dark red and nearly black to the core, dark red with hints of orange hues to the rim betraying this is a 5-year-old wine at the time of tasting.
The nose is powerful, and feels sophisticatedly deep.
Clearly there is a Cabernet signature in the aromatic profile. Those familiar with a solid Bordeaux or a Napa Cab won’t be thrown out by it. But this is Cabernet Franc, not you’re more-common Cabernet Sauvignon.
Still, it is filled with a wealth of generous ripe red berry aromas, blackberry and cassis jam (blackcurrant) which is so typical of the Cabernet family of grapes. It also displays plenty of deep and well-integrated oaky notes of vanilla, clove, caramel and the typical wood smokiness (or fireplace ashes) good Cabernets take on while aged in fine French oak barrels, and through bottle ageing.
A charming, rich, deep and concentrated aromatic profile! Clearly smelling more like a rich Bordeaux-like wine, rather than your average Loire-like light-hearted Cabernet Franc.
The palate confirms this impression, it’s generous and full-bodied, with dense velvety tannins.
Powerful flavors of clove, caramel, and oaky hazelnut complement pungent berry jam notes lifted by a solid alcohol strength. Complex and layered it is to taste, smooth overall and opulent from a great concentration, tune up and refined by an obvious yet well-integrated abundance of oak.
A Cabernet Franc in a Bordeaux-like, or Napa-like if you prefer, New-World style, richly-flavored and densely tannic. Long and layered, it displays an abundance of long-lasting flavors, in a very enjoyable balance between finesse and power, yet overall, on the alcoholic powerful side of the grape variety.

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the single vineyard cabernet franc wine by bodegas del fin del mundo was made with fruit from the patagonia wine region in the south of argentina.
after fermentation, it was aged for 18 months in american and french oak wine barrels.
this single vineyard argentinian wine comes in a pretty dark red color, dark red and nearly black to the core, dark red with hints of orange hues to the rim betraying this is a 5-year-old wine at the time of tasting.
the nose is powerful, and feels sophisticatedly deep.
clearly there is a cabernet signature in the aromatic profile. those familiar with a solid bordeaux or a napa cab won’t be thrown out by it. but this is cabernet franc, not you’re more-common cabernet sauvignon.
still, it is filled with a wealth of generous ripe red berry aromas, blackberry and cassis jam (blackcurrant) which is so typical of the cabernet family of grapes. it also displays plenty of deep and well-integrated oaky notes of vanilla, clove, caramel and the typical wood smokiness (or fireplace ashes) good cabernets take on while aged in fine french oak barrels, and through bottle ageing.
a charming, rich, deep and concentrated aromatic profile! clearly smelling more like a rich bordeaux-like wine, rather than your average loire-like light-hearted cabernet franc.
the palate confirms this impression, it’s generous and full-bodied, with dense velvety tannins.
powerful flavors of clove, caramel, and oaky hazelnut complement pungent berry jam notes lifted by a solid alcohol strength. complex and layered it is to taste, smooth overall and opulent from a great concentration, tune up and refined by an obvious yet well-integrated abundance of oak.
a cabernet franc in a bordeaux-like, or napa-like if you prefer, new-world style, richly-flavored and densely tannic. long and layered, it displays an abundance of long-lasting flavors, in a very enjoyable balance between finesse and power, yet overall, on the alcoholic powerful side of the grape variety.


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perfect if you’d like a fringe but are a little nervous about going for the chop!
updo hairstyles are stunning. these are wonderful and appears awesome. updos are great for special events for example weddings for prom 2013 or parties.


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Have you ever written a Curriculum Vitae? It is a more detailed synopsis than a resume and usually used when applying for a scientific, educational, academic or research position. I had never heard of one before, but I guess they are popular in Europe and China, as we were asked to send one to the school that Mozart will go to in China while living with a family there. They are called CV's for short.
It was quite enlightening for me to pull together quickly, looking at her whole education background so far and trying an attempt to explain our unusual lifestyle and choices to folks who have no access to the regular internet ( thus no links) and do not speak English. This sample was translated to Mandarin by the language school we are working with and is a bit heavy on photos as they wanted that ( the educational facts are at the bottom).
Mozart is a fluent trilingual American child born in San Francisco, California area who has been traveling the world with her parents non-stop for the last 9 years to educate her as a global citizen. We started our world trip when she was 5 and she just turned 14, so she is likely the most well traveled child in the world with a kids record for the most global UNESCO sites visited.
She is a happy, out going child who loves to read, sing, make art and play and has a passion for world peace, people and sustainability/green issues. She plays the violin, piano and loves to compose songs. She is a Dragon in Chinese astrology and so is her mom, so it's exciting to first visit China together in a Dragon year.
We have been to 47 countries on 5 continents so far. We are monolingual parents, but wanted to raise her as a trilingual from birth in the world's dominant languages ( English, Spanish and Mandarin) as we feel one can not really understand a culture without knowing the language well. She wants to learn French next.
We are older parents, thus wanted more time together as a family, so took the risk to sell all our things to retire early to do this. We think experiences and time together are more important than things, so we live a simple life.
Mozart has been tested as an exceptionally gifted child, so we have chosen a unique way to educate her. ( She walked and talked well at 6 months old in 2 languages, taught herself to read at 2, tested at a 3rd grade level ( 9 years old) at 3 years old and 10th grade ( 16 years old) at 6 years and tested with top scores in math and language at Johns Hopkins University CTY gifted programs). She has done well in many John Hopkins University CTY classes online and in person. At 13 she scored higher than 97% of high school students who take the SAT.
We are interested in coming to China because we have great interest in Chinese culture and Mandarin. Mozart is the youngest, smallest and only Caucasian in her 1000 kid Mandarin high school in Penang, so is use to being in an all Mandarin environment.
Last year when she was celebrating Chinese New Year with her 83 year old Grandmother in Georgetown, Malaysia, they ended up being interviewed on Chinese television dressed in their Cheongsam traditional dresses.
Swimming with sharks in in Bora Bora, doing a camel overnight trek deep in the Sahara at 6 and riding a camel in Jordan at 10, learning to surf in Hawaii, learning archaeology in Pompeii, Ephesus, Troy, Mycenae, Delphi, Petra, Palace of Knossos etc ( amazing for a kid with a passion for Greek Myths and archeology), swimming with dolphins in Portugal and Florida Keys with marine biologists, seeing a ballet in Sydney's Opera House or Shakespeare at the Globe in London, celebrating Chinese New Year at temples in Asia or participating in Semana Santa in Spain, eating reindeer meat in a kota in Sweden, climbing the Tiger's Nest in Bhutan, playing violin on a Vienna stage or ending up in a Japanese film in Croatia, seeing world class operas in Verona in an ancient amphitheater, dissecting squid in California at a Johns Hopkins CTY science workshop, sailing the Turquoise coast in Turkey, cruising the Fjords of Norway, etc,etc etc...the educational opportunities have been phenomenal.
Doing volunteer work with disadvantaged kids in Harlem, USA that we took with us virtually for a year.
Touring Europe extensively as a family for 6 years.
Currently homeschooling around the world and is at a 5th grade level in Mandarin reading, writing and speaking, 6th grade level in Spanish reading/writing and doing some college and high school level work in English ( including music theory at JHU-CTY).
She is focused on singing/songwriting and is in a well known Master Class for artist development, plays the piano, violin, guitar and didgeridoo and performs a few times a week. She is also interested in acting and modeling and recently did a talk for the Dallas Public Libraries. She was the youngest speaker at the Global Education Conference at 13 and the youngest reporter at New York Fashion Week at 13. She recently won an award from Johns Hopkins University Gifted Program for scoring higher at 13 than 97% of high school students who take the SAT test and is in the highest group within their CTY gifted program ( higher than 2/3 in the program).
Currently a 7th grade student at a private Chinese high school in Penang, Malaysia in their gifted co-hort with classes like physics, algebra, biology etc.. She is pulled out for 2nd/3rd grade level Mandarin classes and top English class. Taking piano, violin, digital composing classes and choir too. Won a Chinese eleocution contest at 12, first time in 63 year history of the school that a Caucasian won. Was the youngest finalist in a singing contest where she sang a Mandarin Pop song.
Home educated during travel to Bhutan, Thailand, Jordan, Spain, Germany, Florida and California.
Skipped from 4th grade in Spain to 7th grade in Penang at private Mandarin High School at 10, starting with their special class for foreign students. Won an English elocution contest for a speech she wrote about Environmental issues.
Homeschooled as we traveled in Barcelona, Granada, Provence, French Riviera, Paris, Malaga, London, New York City, San Francisco, Hawaii, Los Angeles, Tahiti, Bora Bora, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, and Penang.
Started a pattern of 5 months in the winter at the local primary school in Andalusia, Spain and 7 months of travel homeschooling mostly around Europe extensively, but also with trips to Africa, the Sahara and Turkey.
Early entrance to a 1st/2nd grade top public school in California at 4 ( where all her classmates were 7,8 and 9) based on her abilities and the school had never done this before. Still problematic because her reading levels were far ahead of class mates, but her writing skills were a challenge due to age related finger dexterity. Thus, we decided to "world school".
Started violin at 23 months old and piano at 3 and we've continued both as we travel the world as we can , often by webcam with teachers on other continents.
Another extraordinary post, chere Jeanne! I have so many comments for your last dozen or so entries but we are in the midst of our own travels. I'll get those comments in there very soon!
The wonderful thing about Mozart's travel experience is that you experienced it as well giving your entire family a "world perspective". Congratulations on your upcoming trip to China. Bon Voyage, Have Fun!
Glad you liked it Hullsedge!
Honored that you thought of my little multilingual kiddo like that princess...thanks!
Hope you are having wonderful travels and can't wait to hear what you've been thinking about lately!
Hello! If you will be in Beijing there will be no problem with internet connection. I have many friends who work and live there and it's not an issue. My friend runs About.com for China and is based in Beijing.
Thanks a bunch Meghan..that is reassuring! Do they use a VPN to get past the firewall? Can they easily get to facebook too?
We've got a great VPN ( Witopia is one of our sponsors) but I have heard lots of odd things about internet there.
Some don't seem to have too much of a problem using their VPN's but then sometimes I read about folks who seem to have a lot of problems with internet in China.
I was also surprised that the language school folks said the people at the Beijing school needed this CV because they have no internet access to us.
that does surprise me! Everyone here has a VPN and I have had no trouble with internet use and we have been here almost 2 school years!
Congratulations to Mozart and parents for such a wonderful, inspiring story. We would love to travel around the world learning along the way. Any tips?
So true ckolodin..the world travel and educating her like this has so enriched us all and it has been such a joy to have these experiences and memories together.
Sorry, I didn't get to answer your wise comment until now.
Sometimes these are moving to fast to catch all the blog comments.
Thanks so much Patricia! I try to put all the tips we learn on this blog as a resource for other families interested in traveling for educational reasons as a family.
I tell what has worked for us, but there is no "one way" to do it and each family needs to "tweak" it to their own needs.
Hope that helps! After 8 years of travel, there is a TON of info here and you can also use the search feature to find posts about language learning etc.

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have you ever written a curriculum vitae? it is a more detailed synopsis than a resume and usually used when applying for a scientific, educational, academic or research position. i had never heard of one before, but i guess they are popular in europe and china, as we were asked to send one to the school that mozart will go to in china while living with a family there. they are called cv's for short.
it was quite enlightening for me to pull together quickly, looking at her whole education background so far and trying an attempt to explain our unusual lifestyle and choices to folks who have no access to the regular internet ( thus no links) and do not speak english. this sample was translated to mandarin by the language school we are working with and is a bit heavy on photos as they wanted that ( the educational facts are at the bottom).
mozart is a fluent trilingual american child born in san francisco, california area who has been traveling the world with her parents non-stop for the last 9 years to educate her as a global citizen. we started our world trip when she was 5 and she just turned 14, so she is likely the most well traveled child in the world with a kids record for the most global unesco sites visited.
she is a happy, out going child who loves to read, sing, make art and play and has a passion for world peace, people and sustainability/green issues. she plays the violin, piano and loves to compose songs. she is a dragon in chinese astrology and so is her mom, so it's exciting to first visit china together in a dragon year.
we have been to 47 countries on 5 continents so far. we are monolingual parents, but wanted to raise her as a trilingual from birth in the world's dominant languages ( english, spanish and mandarin) as we feel one can not really understand a culture without knowing the language well. she wants to learn french next.
we are older parents, thus wanted more time together as a family, so took the risk to sell all our things to retire early to do this. we think experiences and time together are more important than things, so we live a simple life.
mozart has been tested as an exceptionally gifted child, so we have chosen a unique way to educate her. ( she walked and talked well at 6 months old in 2 languages, taught herself to read at 2, tested at a 3rd grade level ( 9 years old) at 3 years old and 10th grade ( 16 years old) at 6 years and tested with top scores in math and language at johns hopkins university cty gifted programs). she has done well in many john hopkins university cty classes online and in person. at 13 she scored higher than 97% of high school students who take the sat.
we are interested in coming to china because we have great interest in chinese culture and mandarin. mozart is the youngest, smallest and only caucasian in her 1000 kid mandarin high school in penang, so is use to being in an all mandarin environment.
last year when she was celebrating chinese new year with her 83 year old grandmother in georgetown, malaysia, they ended up being interviewed on chinese television dressed in their cheongsam traditional dresses.
swimming with sharks in in bora bora, doing a camel overnight trek deep in the sahara at 6 and riding a camel in jordan at 10, learning to surf in hawaii, learning archaeology in pompeii, ephesus, troy, mycenae, delphi, petra, palace of knossos etc ( amazing for a kid with a passion for greek myths and archeology), swimming with dolphins in portugal and florida keys with marine biologists, seeing a ballet in sydney's opera house or shakespeare at the globe in london, celebrating chinese new year at temples in asia or participating in semana santa in spain, eating reindeer meat in a kota in sweden, climbing the tiger's nest in bhutan, playing violin on a vienna stage or ending up in a japanese film in croatia, seeing world class operas in verona in an ancient amphitheater, dissecting squid in california at a johns hopkins cty science workshop, sailing the turquoise coast in turkey, cruising the fjords of norway, etc,etc etc...the educational opportunities have been phenomenal.
doing volunteer work with disadvantaged kids in harlem, usa that we took with us virtually for a year.
touring europe extensively as a family for 6 years.
currently homeschooling around the world and is at a 5th grade level in mandarin reading, writing and speaking, 6th grade level in spanish reading/writing and doing some college and high school level work in english ( including music theory at jhu-cty).
she is focused on singing/songwriting and is in a well known master class for artist development, plays the piano, violin, guitar and didgeridoo and performs a few times a week. she is also interested in acting and modeling and recently did a talk for the dallas public libraries. she was the youngest speaker at the global education conference at 13 and the youngest reporter at new york fashion week at 13. she recently won an award from johns hopkins university gifted program for scoring higher at 13 than 97% of high school students who take the sat test and is in the highest group within their cty gifted program ( higher than 2/3 in the program).
currently a 7th grade student at a private chinese high school in penang, malaysia in their gifted co-hort with classes like physics, algebra, biology etc.. she is pulled out for 2nd/3rd grade level mandarin classes and top english class. taking piano, violin, digital composing classes and choir too. won a chinese eleocution contest at 12, first time in 63 year history of the school that a caucasian won. was the youngest finalist in a singing contest where she sang a mandarin pop song.
home educated during travel to bhutan, thailand, jordan, spain, germany, florida and california.
skipped from 4th grade in spain to 7th grade in penang at private mandarin high school at 10, starting with their special class for foreign students. won an english elocution contest for a speech she wrote about environmental issues.
homeschooled as we traveled in barcelona, granada, provence, french riviera, paris, malaga, london, new york city, san francisco, hawaii, los angeles, tahiti, bora bora, new zealand, australia, singapore, and penang.
started a pattern of 5 months in the winter at the local primary school in andalusia, spain and 7 months of travel homeschooling mostly around europe extensively, but also with trips to africa, the sahara and turkey.
early entrance to a 1st/2nd grade top public school in california at 4 ( where all her classmates were 7,8 and 9) based on her abilities and the school had never done this before. still problematic because her reading levels were far ahead of class mates, but her writing skills were a challenge due to age related finger dexterity. thus, we decided to "world school".
started violin at 23 months old and piano at 3 and we've continued both as we travel the world as we can , often by webcam with teachers on other continents.
another extraordinary post, chere jeanne! i have so many comments for your last dozen or so entries but we are in the midst of our own travels. i'll get those comments in there very soon!
the wonderful thing about mozart's travel experience is that you experienced it as well giving your entire family a "world perspective". congratulations on your upcoming trip to china. bon voyage, have fun!
glad you liked it hullsedge!
honored that you thought of my little multilingual kiddo like that princess...thanks!
hope you are having wonderful travels and can't wait to hear what you've been thinking about lately!
hello! if you will be in beijing there will be no problem with internet connection. i have many friends who work and live there and it's not an issue. my friend runs about.com for china and is based in beijing.
thanks a bunch meghan..that is reassuring! do they use a vpn to get past the firewall? can they easily get to facebook too?
we've got a great vpn ( witopia is one of our sponsors) but i have heard lots of odd things about internet there.
some don't seem to have too much of a problem using their vpn's but then sometimes i read about folks who seem to have a lot of problems with internet in china.
i was also surprised that the language school folks said the people at the beijing school needed this cv because they have no internet access to us.
that does surprise me! everyone here has a vpn and i have had no trouble with internet use and we have been here almost 2 school years!
congratulations to mozart and parents for such a wonderful, inspiring story. we would love to travel around the world learning along the way. any tips?
so true ckolodin..the world travel and educating her like this has so enriched us all and it has been such a joy to have these experiences and memories together.
sorry, i didn't get to answer your wise comment until now.
sometimes these are moving to fast to catch all the blog comments.
thanks so much patricia! i try to put all the tips we learn on this blog as a resource for other families interested in traveling for educational reasons as a family.
i tell what has worked for us, but there is no "one way" to do it and each family needs to "tweak" it to their own needs.
hope that helps! after 8 years of travel, there is a ton of info here and you can also use the search feature to find posts about language learning etc.


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Everyone…get ready… It’s SunFest time! Held every year on the beautiful West Palm Beach Waterfront, it is the largest music and art festival in Florida. People from all over the area look forward to this event all year long.
With 3 stages of live entertainment, this year’s lineup includes Fall Out Boy, Pixies, Lenny Kravitz, Paramore, Hozier and so many more. Whether you enjoy Reggae, Rock, Pop or Country, there is something for your listening pleasure during this 5 day event.
Visit the BB&T Juried Fine Art & Craft Show which includes jewelry, painting, pottery & ceramics, photography, sculpture, wood, arts and crafts.
Stop by the xfinity KidZone with activities and entertainment including face painting, bounce house or just play in the sand. Meet the Minions from Universal Orlando® Resort on Saturday and Sunday.
Walk along Flagler Drive and take in the scenery while listening to the music in the background. Oh, let’s not forget the food and refreshments as well as the spectacular SunFest Fireworks Show on Sunday, May 3rd at 9pm! Stay hydrated as temperatures can get very hot especially during the long weekend hours.
SunFest Advanced tickets can be purchased online and at all Publix in Palm Beach and Martin Counties until April 25th.
Tickets are available for 1-day, 2-days or 5-days.
Senior tickets $20. (65 and older) are only available at the gate with valid ID.
Remember no large bags allowed at SunFest. Small bags; nothing larger than 12 by 12 inches and 6 inches deep. No coolers, No backpacks. Diaper bags will be searched. Also the City prefers clear bags for ease of searching. For a list of what is allowed, click here.

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everyone…get ready… it’s sunfest time! held every year on the beautiful west palm beach waterfront, it is the largest music and art festival in florida. people from all over the area look forward to this event all year long.
with 3 stages of live entertainment, this year’s lineup includes fall out boy, pixies, lenny kravitz, paramore, hozier and so many more. whether you enjoy reggae, rock, pop or country, there is something for your listening pleasure during this 5 day event.
visit the bb&t juried fine art & craft show which includes jewelry, painting, pottery & ceramics, photography, sculpture, wood, arts and crafts.
stop by the xfinity kidzone with activities and entertainment including face painting, bounce house or just play in the sand. meet the minions from universal orlando® resort on saturday and sunday.
walk along flagler drive and take in the scenery while listening to the music in the background. oh, let’s not forget the food and refreshments as well as the spectacular sunfest fireworks show on sunday, may 3rd at 9pm! stay hydrated as temperatures can get very hot especially during the long weekend hours.
sunfest advanced tickets can be purchased online and at all publix in palm beach and martin counties until april 25th.
tickets are available for 1-day, 2-days or 5-days.
senior tickets $20. (65 and older) are only available at the gate with valid id.
remember no large bags allowed at sunfest. small bags; nothing larger than 12 by 12 inches and 6 inches deep. no coolers, no backpacks. diaper bags will be searched. also the city prefers clear bags for ease of searching. for a list of what is allowed, click here.


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Price, $2 a "Year, in. Advance.
.77 :- I; People . You. know '.
'~'Sunday."'.7,7V' ■'■'7' -;.r._.  ';'.-'   ,'.
ftinj; Edward'.    ,   „.-i      -* u" .* .
n„* - * "   "
'' nio visitor last Saturday.
4. optician; is stqpping-.at the Fernie,'.
. Brampton, was in town this week.
-.- Hamillon,;'was In the "city Saturday.
- res'pondeuce school is in theeity today.
'    . -V„* ■   ir* ;   ■'• ~     7 . '    '•'",,      •'"      ' .
The deeds, for the post office ■ sico"
Tuttlo,.-They, were - forwarded to   A.
M." Johnson of Nelson,  for inspection"
*.. _..'".   -'.. . '  -'. 7 7. =7>j.-i ti -'4- "
of air bad done tbem good.
without.portfolio. \. .. ''■/ .
7 vuitlast week.  .  "';"   ,■ f ' -,: -' *:>"
liis customers here last Friday.   .
' .superstructure of comont blocks.
will get along without "his Majesty"
lias uot yet bow settled.
tha Elk Lmnbur Co. mill.
veptnry Co. was in tewu last week wearing a smile that would Indicate Anything but a frosty tompurmout.
our devil during the winter months,.
hieaibero are men of broad and impressive minds, alert to'every indication which tends to throw light upon "the'matter thev havein hand.
hands of so competent a man as Mr.
expressed personally their -appreciation of the manner'in which* Mr.
Jones had presented; his case. Jt.
Much sympathy Is expressed for Mr.
hopes ware ontortnliicd for Its recovery.
is lota nf fun if one knows how to do It.
hanitU ofgamoon tha Upper Elk.
country and adds to that of our neighbor over tlio lino.
Its full share nf ull that, was going.
real riches of this or .any other world.
If "w«.could follow, the foolstiqa nf John"
the  luppy , limiting ground  as  Mr.
& Elliott: are insr.illiim. Cash' carrier?
are provided for the department-:.
for flour and feed and for the storin*.
Tho second floor nftliisline' buildli'_.
'Sincetaking over- this business Mr.
nees. An element of strength in Mr.
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MM    I      I.   ..  .,   , ..,,.(,   1,1  ll,,lil„,l  1,,-   t,|,,..,!,.
dls-irlbulod ith to glvo the bent rei-ilt-.
Again   tho Ftimilinr Cry —Fire.
originated in the kitchen near the flue.
gained much head wny. .-• ' -""
buiU'ings in whiih lliey originated.
their duty in providing for a brigade.
the shed nn lhe siilc of I'urdy's store.
Nighi policeman Jas, Wallace and W.
veianJii ol'tlio CviiumI ImicI hIicii Mr.
have slarlv.l in this nlu*d ue.ir llu: iltmr.
mor, Wm. Ihildr), Si.il.Mylvi'll.ir, W.
he I oie water wju thiwin^ tlnough.
their coal properties at Lund brack.
the sad news ofthe death of Mrs.
here supposed she was recovering.
the afternoon  for  tlie south. •  Mr.
* The Conservatives, of   the ,-Piuclier.
Creek last Friday unanimously  nominated A. C. Keinmies as their candidate.
ment niay.be tuhstitutcd lor tho popu-.
t'tl tlioiin iviio th ■> belii'Vitl to bn ih-.
short chat with C. P. Hill, of tlie Hid"
ent, Wm. Fariuell, ot the HaBtern Town-   .
flnvi'i'imr luO-iuiu-ll lor thn Incorporation of Cinnbi-oik .isa city.
tlu ct-U-brjiili'ii of Lilyr Day.     Mr.
cbause, otit cent a word, each insertion.
. *nt», in cunts a line (uonpariel) eai-li inceition.
on application to tlm inuutiKer.
And then up rose tho good old. presiding elder, and briefly, spoke.
ynu 11 go to heaven in.a handbabket."
If Hon. F. W. 0. .Haultain ofleii*.
system he will des rve success.
ence to their principles. If Hon. F.
optically pure all the year around.
•** Office hours—8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
W. J. Wriglesworth, D. D, S.
FERNIE, I.        - -   "—      ' B. 0.
Capital* :$2,32p,QQQ  '■.. Tfeservei* .$2,32O;O0O '"
Hon., Wm.- Gibson,- Presidenti -CY''  ;   'r,      ■ :i      '..,';."  -.
Drafts issued, payable'in" Canada or abroad.-   Foreigndrafts cashed.
, y~± >• Special advantages in Savings _ Department.  .-.        -?/,..-..
"" '"■   ' "   ''" '-".• ;",'■* :"■"'  -;    j. a. LAwayAgunt"fernie br.-vkok-'"
Oflli-o In iJ. T. W.'lilook, Victoria Avenue.
spo tlmt it is UNION made.
W. P.  KILBOURNE & CO.
Post Ollice Block, Fernie. B. C.
A man's affidavit of his own character is not evidence.
cortaln  that   he would pludly jyo.
n't think the Society for the Prpv,'ii».
a rnlnit the Bin of ftibbiith-breaklnir.
sMi* ef tlw brunk.    It oeemed aa if.
thee. Oh ?      -..*"_'" -.
at our School Supplies .
~      *.'   '  •"    •'•'-"; -" afTHE"OWL"
K Fort Steele Brewery io., Ltd.
^ ■,-, *;■. '---fernIe/ b.c. ' ■- ■ 7 .      ■- *.,.
cooled   throughout   its   entire   mass.
the hexagonal   form  is   also   evident.
out upon the screen in   much 0buautv.
reduced to the liquid form.
well assorted stock of Toilet Articles.
Pioporty for Snli*, to Rent or Exchaneo.L.
homo for nil who travel.
Lamb, Veal, Fresh and Smoked Fish.
All klnda ol Kroah Fish, In icitson.
Tlm KinoHt Show of Mvo Stock ever helil In ^VathlnKloi.
teed xo tuiswcr llii-i luipou.i.it ^ucuioi.
corrirlly    Tin* prii»*» nre rl(,'ht.
OIIUUI WaUb iM-M-JUro! G. ft. Ily.
l»o not |.» I'unHnt with totm »■!.
An advertisement iii its columns always, .".
brazen solders. They, -jixe.lt, at higj.
tlie hydrogen. ' A *'. ' .'-"*-.
1 ,'"     * ' -.
magnetite and hematite, tin* tipper electrode of carbon.
■>■   -A        l ' • 7- A"
which collection Was begun in -.1795.
tnusi.'uin Ims iiost upwards of $jo<v«<.>o.
of 1,750 students are now attending.   .
electrodes was 84 cents per ton of iron.
includt. lava, basalt, granite, etc.
ber of concentric, furrows upon its face.
down upon the face of a large grindstone.
are enabled to run at a profit.
145 have mineral and geological collections'. .
planted nbout one-mil*.weHt_of=tla« summit of.
west eighty chains to the place of commencement containing Mi) aeree mora or less.
good to return till Oct. 12.
clnsti or tourists sleeping car reservations.   Apply to loeal agont.
T. J. Coyle, A.0 J.A.
Stomach Ailment*; for Elin>inatiug all Metallic Poisons from the System.
! Tlie icrandeur of the scenery Is unrivalled.
IG acres of Itivol bench and 60 acres of gently slopinir land. The remainder In good pasture-laud.
suit the purt-feaeer.   Call ou 119 for prices, terms etc.
aoiWs more or Uss.'.     . . .
north «tf hty chains, thenoe east elsht y chelus.
le.s. Located and dated the llth day of Aug.
Kant Kootenay rommenelng ut a pott plant.
when better returns can be had at home.
New schedule of prices now ready.
Burn's Block, FERN1E, B, C.
Down t. A. t. \- t Read Up.
TertnT Hi if I aiit-noic «hl# ln> oiTCr fKjin it within tha readi ot tvtty man to own hii  oan    Home.
CMclnnatl, Ohl*.   " Buffalo, N. V.
That's why we're kept busy.
Do wc do your work ?
of Wln»«, Liquor* and Ci-jari.
thu detective human eyes, where othera have entirely  failc-il.
.•"--HEARING APPMANCKB AND ARTIFICAL BYKS KITTED.
Frld«y Sept. 15 to Sunday Sopt 24.
•■^ji"*1 isot iniooii fiiiii we-Hfiy "ts*"
The Fernie Ledger,  -  -  «  -   Pernio, D. G.
* '_.*-—". -»'v-r.- -,^,--"7 • - - f-.-> r*.-3 ""
\      *•"'.'•• ■   ■-- -A-,- Our Savings. Ban$c7,    7   ■ . .   -7,* -';-■-■   \ .
new suit at Kenny & McLeod.
j/icat steel tipple . whicli is iifciiriu"
opera bonne Friday, night. . .
finding so many, people up the gulch.
remaining for some time wiih us.
''' You know you have to get tliat ring.
going at Wright's the jeweller. , / .
which hhe has iu stock for them.
ticore Htniitling 15 to 7.
Mini wu wish hiin mra-HH.
grpahy and be assured u position.
who is   now  stopping at the   Fernie.
Mr, Doberer ofthe Trites-Wood Co.
Canmoi e being pitted against^- Calgary.
Co's. Block.   Apply to C. N. Trading Co.
le. Also several lond.-i of good mnnure, ex-.
follows.',?;vPres„ G. Deluca; V. P.„ J.
Drogani;'R; S., G. AieUoj-'C; C, Al.
unless they return him ut. once J, A. BROLEY.
Cawthra Molook, of Toronto, .Mr: J.
taking ii>. Victoria and .Vancouver.
they will visit'San Francisco and* St.
Arc you going to the 'Portland Fair?
D. "P. A. Nelson'b; C/.'-A '.  ,'.'-' - ."
"aon       '  u     eriilr=,But. Mr.-, Mulock and his"
head. He has succeeded with the aid.
* ;c».'S.,!;-r,i;-t:r r-  -*%■->.',-"':*V>--*'-*i' 'A--*''.
trict foe a transfei of ray licence ior tho. El).
Hotel; E)Jco, toTliomnB'yountit, ..»•,- ,' ;,.
A rents in Ferniefor'J.'G". Proctor, Nelson'.
Supply Co.i of New York.
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price, $2 a "year, in. advance.
.77 :- i; people . you. know '.
'~'sunday."'.7,7v' ■'■'7' -;.r._.  ';'.-'   ,'.
ftinj; edward'.    ,   „.-i      -* u" .* .
n„* - * "   "
'' nio visitor last saturday.
4. optician; is stqpping-.at the fernie,'.
. brampton, was in town this week.
-.- hamillon,;'was in the "city saturday.
- res'pondeuce school is in theeity today.
'    . -v„* ■   ir* ;   ■'• ~     7 . '    '•'",,      •'"      ' .
the deeds, for the post office ■ sico"
tuttlo,.-they, were - forwarded to   a.
m." johnson of nelson,  for inspection"
*.. _..'".   -'.. . '  -'. 7 7. =7>j.-i ti -'4- "
of air bad done tbem good.
without.portfolio. \. .. ''■/ .
7 vuitlast week.  .  "';"   ,■ f ' -,: -' *:>"
liis customers here last friday.   .
' .superstructure of comont blocks.
will get along without "his majesty"
lias uot yet bow settled.
tha elk lmnbur co. mill.
veptnry co. was in tewu last week wearing a smile that would indicate anything but a frosty tompurmout.
our devil during the winter months,.
hieaibero are men of broad and impressive minds, alert to'every indication which tends to throw light upon "the'matter thev havein hand.
hands of so competent a man as mr.
expressed personally their -appreciation of the manner'in which* mr.
jones had presented; his case. jt.
much sympathy is expressed for mr.
hopes ware ontortnliicd for its recovery.
is lota nf fun if one knows how to do it.
hanitu ofgamoon tha upper elk.
country and adds to that of our neighbor over tlio lino.
its full share nf ull that, was going.
real riches of this or .any other world.
if "w«.could follow, the foolstiqa nf john"
the  luppy , limiting ground  as  mr.
& elliott: are insr.illiim. cash' carrier?
are provided for the department-:.
for flour and feed and for the storin*.
tho second floor nftliisline' buildli'_.
'sincetaking over- this business mr.
nees. an element of strength in mr.
1 .1 i         tu , 14  ll,o  l,.|, |.
mm    i      i.   ..  .,   , ..,,.(,   1,1  ll,,lil„,l  1,,-   t,|,,..,!,.
dls-irlbulod ith to glvo the bent rei-ilt-.
again   tho ftimilinr cry —fire.
originated in the kitchen near the flue.
gained much head wny. .-• ' -""
buiu'ings in whiih lliey originated.
their duty in providing for a brigade.
the shed nn lhe siilc of i'urdy's store.
nighi policeman jas, wallace and w.
veianjii ol'tlio cviiumi imici hiicii mr.
have slarlv.l in this nlu*d ue.ir llu: iltmr.
mor, wm. ihildr), si.il.mylvi'll.ir, w.
he i oie water wju thiwin^ tlnough.
their coal properties at lund brack.
the sad news ofthe death of mrs.
here supposed she was recovering.
the afternoon  for  tlie south. •  mr.
* the conservatives, of   the ,-piuclier.
creek last friday unanimously  nominated a. c. keinmies as their candidate.
ment niay.be tuhstitutcd lor tho popu-.
t'tl tlioiin iviio th ■> belii'vitl to bn ih-.
short chat with c. p. hill, of tlie hid"
ent, wm. fariuell, ot the habtern town-   .
flnvi'i'imr luo-iuiu-ll lor thn incorporation of cinnbi-oik .isa city.
tlu ct-u-brjiili'ii of lilyr day.     mr.
cbause, otit cent a word, each insertion.
. *nt», in cunts a line (uonpariel) eai-li inceition.
on application to tlm inuutiker.
and then up rose tho good old. presiding elder, and briefly, spoke.
ynu 11 go to heaven in.a handbabket."
if hon. f. w. 0. .haultain ofleii*.
system he will des rve success.
ence to their principles. if hon. f.
optically pure all the year around.
•** office hours—8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
w. j. wriglesworth, d. d, s.
fernie, i.        - -   "—      ' b. 0.
capital* :$2,32p,qqq  '■.. tfeservei* .$2,32o;o0o '"
hon., wm.- gibson,- presidenti -cy''  ;   'r,      ■ :i      '..,';."  -.
drafts issued, payable'in" canada or abroad.-   foreigndrafts cashed.
, y~± >• special advantages in savings _ department.  .-.        -?/,..-..
"" '"■   ' "   ''" '-".• ;",'■* :"■"'  -;    j. a. lawayagunt"fernie br.-vkok-'"
oflli-o in ij. t. w.'lilook, victoria avenue.
spo tlmt it is union made.
w. p.  kilbourne & co.
post ollice block, fernie. b. c.
a man's affidavit of his own character is not evidence.
cortaln  that   he would pludly jyo.
n't think the society for the prpv,'ii».
a rnlnit the bin of ftibbiith-breaklnir.
smi* ef tlw brunk.    it oeemed aa if.
thee. oh ?      -..*"_'" -.
at our school supplies .
~      *.'   '  •"    •'•'-"; -" afthe"owl"
k fort steele brewery io., ltd.
^ ■,-, *;■. '---fernie/ b.c. ' ■- ■ 7 .      ■- *.,.
cooled   throughout   its   entire   mass.
the hexagonal   form  is   also   evident.
out upon the screen in   much 0buautv.
reduced to the liquid form.
well assorted stock of toilet articles.
pioporty for snli*, to rent or exchaneo.l.
homo for nil who travel.
lamb, veal, fresh and smoked fish.
all klnda ol kroah fish, in icitson.
tlm kinoht show of mvo stock ever helil in ^vathlnkloi.
teed xo tuiswcr llii-i luipou.i.it ^ucuioi.
corrirlly    tin* prii»*» nre rl(,'ht.
oiiuui waub im-m-juro! g. ft. ily.
l»o not |.» i'unhnt with totm »■!.
an advertisement iii its columns always, .".
brazen solders. they, -jixe.lt, at higj.
tlie hydrogen. ' a *'. ' .'-"*-.
1 ,'"     * ' -.
magnetite and hematite, tin* tipper electrode of carbon.
■>■   -a        l ' • 7- a"
which collection was begun in -.1795.
tnusi.'uin ims iiost upwards of $jo<v«<.>o.
of 1,750 students are now attending.   .
electrodes was 84 cents per ton of iron.
includt. lava, basalt, granite, etc.
ber of concentric, furrows upon its face.
down upon the face of a large grindstone.
are enabled to run at a profit.
145 have mineral and geological collections'. .
planted nbout one-mil*.weht_of=tla« summit of.
west eighty chains to the place of commencement containing mi) aeree mora or less.
good to return till oct. 12.
clnsti or tourists sleeping car reservations.   apply to loeal agont.
t. j. coyle, a.0 j.a.
stomach ailment*; for elin>inatiug all metallic poisons from the system.
! tlie icrandeur of the scenery is unrivalled.
ig acres of itivol bench and 60 acres of gently slopinir land. the remainder in good pasture-laud.
suit the purt-feaeer.   call ou 119 for prices, terms etc.
aoiws more or uss.'.     . . .
north «tf hty chains, thenoe east elsht y chelus.
le.s. located and dated the llth day of aug.
kant kootenay rommenelng ut a pott plant.
when better returns can be had at home.
new schedule of prices now ready.
burn's block, fern1e, b, c.
down t. a. t. \- t read up.
tertnt hi if i aiit-noic «hl# ln> oitcr fkjin it within tha readi ot tvtty man to own hii  oan    home.
cmclnnatl, ohl*.   " buffalo, n. v.
that's why we're kept busy.
do wc do your work ?
of wln»«, liquor* and ci-jari.
thu detective human eyes, where othera have entirely  failc-il.
.•"--hearing appmanckb and artifical byks kitted.
frld«y sept. 15 to sunday sopt 24.
•■^ji"*1 isot iniooii fiiiii we-hfiy "ts*"
the fernie ledger,  -  -  «  -   pernio, d. g.
* '_.*-—". -»'v-r.- -,^,--"7 • - - f-.-> r*.-3 ""
\      *•"'.'•• ■   ■-- -a-,- our savings. ban$c7,    7   ■ . .   -7,* -';-■-■   \ .
new suit at kenny & mcleod.
j/icat steel tipple . whicli is iifciiriu"
opera bonne friday, night. . .
finding so many, people up the gulch.
remaining for some time wiih us.
''' you know you have to get tliat ring.
going at wright's the jeweller. , / .
which hhe has iu stock for them.
ticore htniitling 15 to 7.
mini wu wish hiin mra-hh.
grpahy and be assured u position.
who is   now  stopping at the   fernie.
mr, doberer ofthe trites-wood co.
canmoi e being pitted against^- calgary.
co's. block.   apply to c. n. trading co.
le. also several lond.-i of good mnnure, ex-.
follows.',?;vpres„ g. deluca; v. p.„ j.
drogani;'r; s., g. aieuoj-'c; c, al.
unless they return him ut. once j, a. broley.
cawthra molook, of toronto, .mr: j.
taking ii>. victoria and .vancouver.
they will visit'san francisco and* st.
arc you going to the 'portland fair?
d. "p. a. nelson'b; c/.'-a '.  ,'.'-' - ."
"aon       '  u     eriilr=,but. mr.-, mulock and his"
head. he has succeeded with the aid.
* ;c».'s.,!;-r,i;-t:r r-  -*%■->.',-"':*v>--*'-*i' 'a--*''.
trict foe a transfei of ray licence ior tho. el).
hotel; e)jco, totliomnb'yountit, ..»•,- ,' ;,.
a rents in ferniefor'j.'g". proctor, nelson'.
supply co.i of new york.
iift#"**ssk. a-u*!***!* "*%.** «■ kft *jl**s «*■    *•**■.


text: Truckers Toy Store is Australia’s leading manufacturer and distributor of chrome, gold, and stainless steel truck accessories. We have been in business for over years and we stock a wide range of interior and exterior parts and items for Kenworth, Western Star, Freightliner, Mack, CAT, Iveco and Volvo trucks. We have also recently introduced a wide range of replacement parts to suit all truck models, including European.

lowercased: truckers toy store is australia’s leading manufacturer and distributor of chrome, gold, and stainless steel truck accessories. we have been in business for over years and we stock a wide range of interior and exterior parts and items for kenworth, western star, freightliner, mack, cat, iveco and volvo trucks. we have also recently introduced a wide range of replacement parts to suit all truck models, including european.


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The intimate wedding celebration is planned for December 17, 2017 in Asheville, North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Walker of Pearson, Georgia are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lauren Ashley to Mr. Patrick Louis Friel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friel of St. Charles, Illinois.
Lauren is the granddaughter of Mrs. Patricia Kirkland and the late Jeff Kirkland of Pearson, Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Walker of Douglas, Georgia.
She is a 2011 graduate of Louisiana State University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.
Lauren is employed as a Policy and Communications Project Manager by the Cook County Sheriff’s Office. She resides in Chicago, Illinois.
Patrick is the grandson of Ms. Marlene Mickelson of St. Charles, Illinois and the late Mr. Gerry Mickelson of Villa Park, Illinois and Mrs. Rosemary Friel and the late Mr. Tom Friel of Arlington Heights, Illinois.
He graduated from Colgate University where he played football and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.
Patrick is a Product Development Manager. He resides in Chicago, Illinois.

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the intimate wedding celebration is planned for december 17, 2017 in asheville, north carolina.
mr. and mrs. greg walker of pearson, georgia are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter lauren ashley to mr. patrick louis friel, son of mr. and mrs. tom friel of st. charles, illinois.
lauren is the granddaughter of mrs. patricia kirkland and the late jeff kirkland of pearson, georgia, and mr. and mrs. billy walker of douglas, georgia.
she is a 2011 graduate of louisiana state university where she earned a bachelor of arts in political science.
lauren is employed as a policy and communications project manager by the cook county sheriff’s office. she resides in chicago, illinois.
patrick is the grandson of ms. marlene mickelson of st. charles, illinois and the late mr. gerry mickelson of villa park, illinois and mrs. rosemary friel and the late mr. tom friel of arlington heights, illinois.
he graduated from colgate university where he played football and earned a bachelor of arts in political science.
patrick is a product development manager. he resides in chicago, illinois.


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These funky little soap balls are super cute with colourful surprises in every one!
Created to look a bit like Geodes, you won't know what is inside until you either slice them open or use them until their "shell" wears off!!!
Selected at random, feel free to send us photos of your little gems opened!

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these funky little soap balls are super cute with colourful surprises in every one!
created to look a bit like geodes, you won't know what is inside until you either slice them open or use them until their "shell" wears off!!!
selected at random, feel free to send us photos of your little gems opened!


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adv. - Spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position.
The inheritance tax proposal was aimed squarely at the core vote, which I define as the upwardly mobile middle classes.
I gave the idea of upwardly trickling funds some thought.
Haitians in America and Canada are well known as upwardly mobile, entrepreneurial, and hardworking.

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adv. - spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position.
the inheritance tax proposal was aimed squarely at the core vote, which i define as the upwardly mobile middle classes.
i gave the idea of upwardly trickling funds some thought.
haitians in america and canada are well known as upwardly mobile, entrepreneurial, and hardworking.


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The Acoustic Sound Organization ("AcoSoundOrg") is a virtual panoply covering all things ukulele! Video lessons, local performances in Tokyo, a blog, music sales, and much, much more.
I first learned of AcoSoundOrg through its YouTube postings. Frankly, I'm not sure who comprises the actual organization but there seem to be several regulars covering everything from classic Rock and Roll to Jazz and beyond. Some are better than others. All are interesting.
Given my preference for Jazz I recently watched a duo play a spirited arrangement of Take the A Train.
If you are patient you can find a some chord charts on their website for downloading. I found a TAB of Moon River in JPEG format that I was able to print out after adding it to Apple Images.
The video I got after opening this article has a beautiful sound track on it this was stream by the YouTube on this article. This was just amazing to hear a beautiful track I really want to know about them so I got data and all their track through this article.

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the acoustic sound organization ("acosoundorg") is a virtual panoply covering all things ukulele! video lessons, local performances in tokyo, a blog, music sales, and much, much more.
i first learned of acosoundorg through its youtube postings. frankly, i'm not sure who comprises the actual organization but there seem to be several regulars covering everything from classic rock and roll to jazz and beyond. some are better than others. all are interesting.
given my preference for jazz i recently watched a duo play a spirited arrangement of take the a train.
if you are patient you can find a some chord charts on their website for downloading. i found a tab of moon river in jpeg format that i was able to print out after adding it to apple images.
the video i got after opening this article has a beautiful sound track on it this was stream by the youtube on this article. this was just amazing to hear a beautiful track i really want to know about them so i got data and all their track through this article.


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Not everyone is a wine connoisseur – including those who are frequent restaurant diners, and even those who spend time browsing online wine websites. While you may pride yourself on having a nose and a palate for picking out hints of oak and grass in your bottle of choice, there is going to be a time where you can’t figure out how to match food with wine. The truth is, some food will stump you, as will some wine.
If a lot of what you do is guesswork and taste-testing to ensure something works together, it’s essential to know there is a method to the madness. When wine doesn’t match, use this list below as a ‘go-to’ for solving the problem.
Is that wine that arrived in the mail from an online wine website a little too sweet? Rather than worry about how you’re going to create a successful pairing, we’ve got the answer. Any sweet wine is going to work well with sweet desserts, honey, chocolate, and dried fruit. Oddly enough, sweet wine also goes well with parmesan and blue cheese. Therefore, sweet wine is the perfect accompaniment to a harvest board you prepare for your nearest and dearest, or to go with dessert at a restaurant.
As a rule of thumb, any red wine you see on a restaurant menu or for sale by an online wine provider is going to be quite heavy. Of course, there are lighter red wines, but even ‘light’ is no match to a Riesling or Italian dry wine. If you find yourself with a high-alcohol or very oaky red wine, pairing is easier than you may have thought. On the nights you plan on cooking a stew, beef, or any hearty and meaty meal, it’s time to crack open a bottle of red.

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not everyone is a wine connoisseur – including those who are frequent restaurant diners, and even those who spend time browsing online wine websites. while you may pride yourself on having a nose and a palate for picking out hints of oak and grass in your bottle of choice, there is going to be a time where you can’t figure out how to match food with wine. the truth is, some food will stump you, as will some wine.
if a lot of what you do is guesswork and taste-testing to ensure something works together, it’s essential to know there is a method to the madness. when wine doesn’t match, use this list below as a ‘go-to’ for solving the problem.
is that wine that arrived in the mail from an online wine website a little too sweet? rather than worry about how you’re going to create a successful pairing, we’ve got the answer. any sweet wine is going to work well with sweet desserts, honey, chocolate, and dried fruit. oddly enough, sweet wine also goes well with parmesan and blue cheese. therefore, sweet wine is the perfect accompaniment to a harvest board you prepare for your nearest and dearest, or to go with dessert at a restaurant.
as a rule of thumb, any red wine you see on a restaurant menu or for sale by an online wine provider is going to be quite heavy. of course, there are lighter red wines, but even ‘light’ is no match to a riesling or italian dry wine. if you find yourself with a high-alcohol or very oaky red wine, pairing is easier than you may have thought. on the nights you plan on cooking a stew, beef, or any hearty and meaty meal, it’s time to crack open a bottle of red.


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Legislative elections in eastern DR Congo that were postponed because of an Ebola epidemic in the region have resulted in victories for Martin Fayulu, runner-up in the country’s controversial presidential ballot.
Legislative and presidential elections that took place on December 30 were postponed in Beni and Butembo in North Kivu province, which is battling an Ebola outbreak.
Out of 14 seats which were belatedly contested, 10 went to Fayulu supporters, three to followers of former president Joseph Kabila and one to his successor, Felix Tshisekedi, according to provisional results announced by the electoral commission on Tuesday.
Voting also took place for the single legislative seat in Yumbi in the central-western province of Mai-Ndombe, which had been postponed because of bloody ethnic violence.
The winner was a pro-Kabila candidate.
The outcome of the 15 delayed elections will have no impact on the result of the presidential election, or on the balance of power in the National Assembly, where the pro-Kabila bloc has a crushing majority.
Fayulu has repeatedly said the presidential election result was a stitch-up between Tshisekedi and Kabila.
He was officially credited with 34.8 percent of the vote against 38.5 percent for Tshisekedi.
Fayulu maintains he picked up around 60 percent of the vote.
On Wednesday, provincial assemblies will elect governors in 24 out of the country’s 26 provinces. Governorship elections in North Kivu and Mai-Ndombe will take place on May 30.

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legislative elections in eastern dr congo that were postponed because of an ebola epidemic in the region have resulted in victories for martin fayulu, runner-up in the country’s controversial presidential ballot.
legislative and presidential elections that took place on december 30 were postponed in beni and butembo in north kivu province, which is battling an ebola outbreak.
out of 14 seats which were belatedly contested, 10 went to fayulu supporters, three to followers of former president joseph kabila and one to his successor, felix tshisekedi, according to provisional results announced by the electoral commission on tuesday.
voting also took place for the single legislative seat in yumbi in the central-western province of mai-ndombe, which had been postponed because of bloody ethnic violence.
the winner was a pro-kabila candidate.
the outcome of the 15 delayed elections will have no impact on the result of the presidential election, or on the balance of power in the national assembly, where the pro-kabila bloc has a crushing majority.
fayulu has repeatedly said the presidential election result was a stitch-up between tshisekedi and kabila.
he was officially credited with 34.8 percent of the vote against 38.5 percent for tshisekedi.
fayulu maintains he picked up around 60 percent of the vote.
on wednesday, provincial assemblies will elect governors in 24 out of the country’s 26 provinces. governorship elections in north kivu and mai-ndombe will take place on may 30.


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Our company has many years of experience in working within in the vehicle recovery business, and provides recovery to customers throughout the UK and beyond. Established in 2003, our company is based in Ashford, Kent. Our mechanics are fully qualified and our company provides an expert vehicle recovery service to company fleet vehicles.
Our company's main goal is to ensure that your vehicle will arrive on time at its destination, allowing you to feel confident that it is in safe hands. The business was started because we could see a gap in the market; we wanted to offer a friendly, reliable service that people would want to use time and time again if they found themselves in that situation.
We are proud to say that we feel we have been able to achieve a great level of customer satisfaction and have had many customers that recommend us to friends and family. One family has used us on several occasions, both for themselves and their children. Another has used us for 3 generations of their family, and it is this type of customer dedication that we pride ourselves upon.
We will always welcome your comments and feedback to help us improve our service, so feel free to fill out the handy form located on the 'Contact Us' page with any questions, queries or comments that you have about our services. We will get back in touch with you in a timely and efficient manner. We hope to hear from you soon.

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our company has many years of experience in working within in the vehicle recovery business, and provides recovery to customers throughout the uk and beyond. established in 2003, our company is based in ashford, kent. our mechanics are fully qualified and our company provides an expert vehicle recovery service to company fleet vehicles.
our company's main goal is to ensure that your vehicle will arrive on time at its destination, allowing you to feel confident that it is in safe hands. the business was started because we could see a gap in the market; we wanted to offer a friendly, reliable service that people would want to use time and time again if they found themselves in that situation.
we are proud to say that we feel we have been able to achieve a great level of customer satisfaction and have had many customers that recommend us to friends and family. one family has used us on several occasions, both for themselves and their children. another has used us for 3 generations of their family, and it is this type of customer dedication that we pride ourselves upon.
we will always welcome your comments and feedback to help us improve our service, so feel free to fill out the handy form located on the 'contact us' page with any questions, queries or comments that you have about our services. we will get back in touch with you in a timely and efficient manner. we hope to hear from you soon.


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First Time to Le Visage Spa?
The goal as Oklahoma's preferred day spa is to provide the highest quality body and facial treatments and therapeutic massage in addition to the world’s leading health and wellness products!
To achieve the best results possible, we conduct ourselves in a professional manner while putting our client’s safety, comfort and confidentiality first.
We invite you to visit Le Visage Spa and Wellness in Norman, OK and have the staff pamper you!
They provide the absolute best service and do their job extremely well. Their new location is wonderful and still upholds their strong standards of a quality environment that is extremely clean.
Professional and friendly staff with skilled therapists! Warm and welcoming atmosphere. If you're looking for a nice relaxing massage with top of the line customer service this is your place!
LeVisage is where I go for massages, facials and even spray tans. The entire staff is always very pleasant and professional.
I love this place. It helps get my facial under smoothness. Back when I was younger I had really bad acne and today I'm looking a whole lot smoother.
My wife treats me to massages as gifts and I have been all over Norman to try them all. Last year, I asked her to stop trying new places, and only buy my gifts at Le Visage. They are, by far, the most guy-friendly, professional and quality spa in our city. This is the place to go for excellent service and products.
On Monday I had an appointment with Courtney for a facial. It was my first time at Le Visage and I was amazed by the entire experience! From the time I entered the door to the time I left, I felt like a queen. I am definitely making my trip to Le Visage a part of my monthly routine!! Thank you to the entire staff! Ya'll are wonderful!
When I first moved to the Norman area, I visited several Day Spa's to see which one I would like to visit on a regular basis. Well I found it! Le Visage Day Spa is one of the best ever! The staff is friendly, very well trained, the Spa is beautiful, and it is such a treat for me to go there every month. Oh did I happen to mention that my skin looks better than it ever has!!! Thank you Kathy and the entire staff for making this such a special place!

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first time to le visage spa?
the goal as oklahoma's preferred day spa is to provide the highest quality body and facial treatments and therapeutic massage in addition to the world’s leading health and wellness products!
to achieve the best results possible, we conduct ourselves in a professional manner while putting our client’s safety, comfort and confidentiality first.
we invite you to visit le visage spa and wellness in norman, ok and have the staff pamper you!
they provide the absolute best service and do their job extremely well. their new location is wonderful and still upholds their strong standards of a quality environment that is extremely clean.
professional and friendly staff with skilled therapists! warm and welcoming atmosphere. if you're looking for a nice relaxing massage with top of the line customer service this is your place!
levisage is where i go for massages, facials and even spray tans. the entire staff is always very pleasant and professional.
i love this place. it helps get my facial under smoothness. back when i was younger i had really bad acne and today i'm looking a whole lot smoother.
my wife treats me to massages as gifts and i have been all over norman to try them all. last year, i asked her to stop trying new places, and only buy my gifts at le visage. they are, by far, the most guy-friendly, professional and quality spa in our city. this is the place to go for excellent service and products.
on monday i had an appointment with courtney for a facial. it was my first time at le visage and i was amazed by the entire experience! from the time i entered the door to the time i left, i felt like a queen. i am definitely making my trip to le visage a part of my monthly routine!! thank you to the entire staff! ya'll are wonderful!
when i first moved to the norman area, i visited several day spa's to see which one i would like to visit on a regular basis. well i found it! le visage day spa is one of the best ever! the staff is friendly, very well trained, the spa is beautiful, and it is such a treat for me to go there every month. oh did i happen to mention that my skin looks better than it ever has!!! thank you kathy and the entire staff for making this such a special place!


text: Welcome back nerds and adventurers! To the third installment of “How in the world does one play Dungeons and Dragons?” At this point we’ve talked about what the game is, and hopefully have helped you on your way to making your very own Playable Character, by choosing the race you want your character to be. … Continue reading Class is in session!

lowercased: welcome back nerds and adventurers! to the third installment of “how in the world does one play dungeons and dragons?” at this point we’ve talked about what the game is, and hopefully have helped you on your way to making your very own playable character, by choosing the race you want your character to be. … continue reading class is in session!


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This is all the debt I’ve got left to pay. It used to include more student loans and credit cards but those have since been payed off.
Great Lakes Loan $11,062 157 ($95) I hate this loan. It never goes down. I got my tax form from them this year, and I paid them over 1,000 in interest. It looks like that tax write off kept me in the green for 2012! Even though I was happy about being in the green for taxes in 2012, that small win does not offset the 11k+ debt I had to carry for it.
Ford Credit: $8,560 ($301): This is my next target. In order to keep myself motivated to pay off this goal, I decided to set myself a mini goal. Finally, the needle is moving on this. I got my refund from the direct loan screw up (I cancelled my auto payment, paid it off, then they took the auto pay anyway), so I sent that $50 to the truck. I also got my efile tax return earlier than expected, and once the student loan money clears, I’ll send the 120 from my tax refund. It looks like I’ll be able to send them another big payment this month, but I’m not sure of the exact number yet. This is the first time since November, 2010 that I’ve made an extra payment to my debt, not counting the insurance check I got from the hail storm.
Though the year is out, i’m still going to keep this going in my monthly reviews. Since I’ve got a goal of running a marathon for next year, I’ll be counting runs in this as well. I’ve been continuing my weight lifting regimen as well as doing my marathon training, so I’ve been something of an exercise rat as of late. My week typically has 4 runs (3 short, 1 long) and 5 weightlifting workouts. I usually do the weights before work at the gym in the morning, and my short runs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with the long run on Saturday. The weather was fairly cooperative this month (considering it’s february) and I only had to run inside about 4 days – though there were some times that I probably should have ran inside.
In this number of goal workouts, I’m counting my visits to the gym, my running (priming for marathon training) and also my hunting.
In terms of the gym, this was another great month. I still have yet to break my working out streak, and I can assure you that the streak was the only thing that pushed me to the gym at least one time this month.
This month, in an effort to save some money and start eating what food H and I have, I started a Meat Challenge and a Grocery Store Challenge. Right now, the Grocery store challenge has yet to start because it will start when we get our CSA.
After the meat challenge post, I decided on a start date, went to the store and got some on-sale meats (salmon and shrimp) for the freezer, and have been doing just fine so far!
Looks like you are moving forward at a pretty good clip.
I wish I did as well with your health and exercising goals as you do with yours! Great job!
thanks denise! I think they took a bit of a back seat to my finances though!
Congratulation on getting the debts under 20k. Pretty soon it will be 10k and then 5k….
thanks joe! here’s hoping its soon!
hey good work! when is your target for getting out of debt?
Hey FP – I’m really not sure when my target date is. I havent calculated it in about a year since everything was so in flux last year. Honestly it really depends on how well I can get my spending under control this year, as I havent paid extra to debt in ages I dont even know at this point.
Student loans are a killer. The default rate on them has gone through the roof. Some say it could be new market bubble that could pop.
I arrive at my local butcher early in the morning and get my meat on clearance an well over half off.
I think student loans are rough too, thankfully I’ve paid off most of my notes (but not most of the balance). As for the meat, you should check out the post on the meat challenge. My freezer is full so i’m trying not to buy any meat till the fall.
You sure work out a lot… I am now less proud of my 20 minutes of aerobics on Friday. heh.
something is better than nothing WH!
I love seeing these workout and exercise goals on financial blogs. The body is just as important as the wallet. It looks like you’re doing really well. Keep it up on that Marathon training. I’m still only in “5K race” shape.
I really like they way you have set goals for yourself. And not only that; you are pursuing them with dedication. It seems you have set a powerful monitoring system on rolling.
lets hope they all work out fine!
Thanks, but 10 is still great!
Congrats on breaking the 20K Mark! I know what used to motivate me was putting the whole number next to the new number…to show that slow and steady is winning the race!
Or if you build your own amortization table and estimate how much money you are saving with your extra payments.
It really does help, and this is the first major milestone i’ve crossed in a while!

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this is all the debt i’ve got left to pay. it used to include more student loans and credit cards but those have since been payed off.
great lakes loan $11,062 157 ($95) i hate this loan. it never goes down. i got my tax form from them this year, and i paid them over 1,000 in interest. it looks like that tax write off kept me in the green for 2012! even though i was happy about being in the green for taxes in 2012, that small win does not offset the 11k+ debt i had to carry for it.
ford credit: $8,560 ($301): this is my next target. in order to keep myself motivated to pay off this goal, i decided to set myself a mini goal. finally, the needle is moving on this. i got my refund from the direct loan screw up (i cancelled my auto payment, paid it off, then they took the auto pay anyway), so i sent that $50 to the truck. i also got my efile tax return earlier than expected, and once the student loan money clears, i’ll send the 120 from my tax refund. it looks like i’ll be able to send them another big payment this month, but i’m not sure of the exact number yet. this is the first time since november, 2010 that i’ve made an extra payment to my debt, not counting the insurance check i got from the hail storm.
though the year is out, i’m still going to keep this going in my monthly reviews. since i’ve got a goal of running a marathon for next year, i’ll be counting runs in this as well. i’ve been continuing my weight lifting regimen as well as doing my marathon training, so i’ve been something of an exercise rat as of late. my week typically has 4 runs (3 short, 1 long) and 5 weightlifting workouts. i usually do the weights before work at the gym in the morning, and my short runs tuesday, wednesday and thursday, with the long run on saturday. the weather was fairly cooperative this month (considering it’s february) and i only had to run inside about 4 days – though there were some times that i probably should have ran inside.
in this number of goal workouts, i’m counting my visits to the gym, my running (priming for marathon training) and also my hunting.
in terms of the gym, this was another great month. i still have yet to break my working out streak, and i can assure you that the streak was the only thing that pushed me to the gym at least one time this month.
this month, in an effort to save some money and start eating what food h and i have, i started a meat challenge and a grocery store challenge. right now, the grocery store challenge has yet to start because it will start when we get our csa.
after the meat challenge post, i decided on a start date, went to the store and got some on-sale meats (salmon and shrimp) for the freezer, and have been doing just fine so far!
looks like you are moving forward at a pretty good clip.
i wish i did as well with your health and exercising goals as you do with yours! great job!
thanks denise! i think they took a bit of a back seat to my finances though!
congratulation on getting the debts under 20k. pretty soon it will be 10k and then 5k….
thanks joe! here’s hoping its soon!
hey good work! when is your target for getting out of debt?
hey fp – i’m really not sure when my target date is. i havent calculated it in about a year since everything was so in flux last year. honestly it really depends on how well i can get my spending under control this year, as i havent paid extra to debt in ages i dont even know at this point.
student loans are a killer. the default rate on them has gone through the roof. some say it could be new market bubble that could pop.
i arrive at my local butcher early in the morning and get my meat on clearance an well over half off.
i think student loans are rough too, thankfully i’ve paid off most of my notes (but not most of the balance). as for the meat, you should check out the post on the meat challenge. my freezer is full so i’m trying not to buy any meat till the fall.
you sure work out a lot… i am now less proud of my 20 minutes of aerobics on friday. heh.
something is better than nothing wh!
i love seeing these workout and exercise goals on financial blogs. the body is just as important as the wallet. it looks like you’re doing really well. keep it up on that marathon training. i’m still only in “5k race” shape.
i really like they way you have set goals for yourself. and not only that; you are pursuing them with dedication. it seems you have set a powerful monitoring system on rolling.
lets hope they all work out fine!
thanks, but 10 is still great!
congrats on breaking the 20k mark! i know what used to motivate me was putting the whole number next to the new number…to show that slow and steady is winning the race!
or if you build your own amortization table and estimate how much money you are saving with your extra payments.
it really does help, and this is the first major milestone i’ve crossed in a while!


text: Serene corner townhouse with south-east views for rent in desirable Riverside Court! Nestled on the tree-lined corner, this 1780 sqft, Soho model features an open main floor with gleaming hardwood floors. Gourmet kitchen complete with oak cabinets, granite countertops, and new stainless microwave and stove. Unobstructed sight lines from kitchen island allow view of living and dining room area. Balcony off dining room area allows air and light to flow freely throughout. Top floor has large master en suite with cathedral ceilings, and two closets. Spacious master bathroom has two separate sinks, soaking tub and separate shower. The spacious 2nd bedroom has a ceiling fan. The lower floor (3rd) is an open area with an additional closet and sliding door to outdoor yard. Two zone central AC for climate control. East commute to NYC via express bus to Port Authority, or shuttle service to Secaucus Junction. Community offers riverfront promenade, pool and wonderful neighbors! Pets welcome at owners discretion for additional $50 per month.

lowercased: serene corner townhouse with south-east views for rent in desirable riverside court! nestled on the tree-lined corner, this 1780 sqft, soho model features an open main floor with gleaming hardwood floors. gourmet kitchen complete with oak cabinets, granite countertops, and new stainless microwave and stove. unobstructed sight lines from kitchen island allow view of living and dining room area. balcony off dining room area allows air and light to flow freely throughout. top floor has large master en suite with cathedral ceilings, and two closets. spacious master bathroom has two separate sinks, soaking tub and separate shower. the spacious 2nd bedroom has a ceiling fan. the lower floor (3rd) is an open area with an additional closet and sliding door to outdoor yard. two zone central ac for climate control. east commute to nyc via express bus to port authority, or shuttle service to secaucus junction. community offers riverfront promenade, pool and wonderful neighbors! pets welcome at owners discretion for additional $50 per month.


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Hello Brian. Please go to Site Settings ->Google Webmaster Tools, where you should use the option Meta tag validation. It may take several days, or even a week, for Google to index your site. We recommend you to submit your sitemap through Webmaster Tools, which could facilitate the process. You will find the sitemap here: http://plot46.mycylex.co.uk/sitemap.xml. Good luck!
Thanks for the reply..it seems I was getting mixed up between two box's that you fill, but that's all fixed now and my site as it's validation. You recommend that I submit my sitemap that you gave me, I've tried but get this........	General HTTP error: 404 not found HTTP Error: 404 Any ideas would be a great help. Thanks again. Brian.
Once your link (http://plot46.mycylex.co.uk/sitemap.xml) functions properly it cannot give you the message 404 error unless your sitemap has not been adequately rendered to Webmaster Tools. I would recommend you to follow the instructions here: www.mycylex.co.uk/content/google-webmaster-tools under How to submit the Sitemap of your website to your Webmaster Tools account , to be more precise. One step might have gone wrong. If it still will not work out we will find a solution. Please send me a feedback. Thank you!

lowercased:
hello, you did not publish your site yet. you can publish your website by clicking on the green "publish" button located in the top right corner of the sitebuilder editor. don`t forget to check the "publish all pages" box if you want to publish all your pages. you will need to log out to see how your page looks for your visitors.
always happy to hear feedback brian, thank you. in order to see your website as other people visiting it would, you will have to sign out. we are already working on a solution so in the close future our users will not need to log out to see their live website.
please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with or if you have any other suggestions for us, they are very useful.
hi there i have just signed up but when you add a product and a buy now it does not work i have just tested it it sends an e-mail is this going to be sorted as seems a bit pointless having this option as customers cannot purchase anything!!!!
hi, are you referring to a feature that would allow your visitors to pay online? we will have new features for online shops in about 2 months, complete with a shopping cart, online transactions and everything. for the moment you can use the product widget. the idea is that your clients can order online through the form and pay with cash on delivery or via bank transfer. also, you can change the text on the button to anything you like.
complete the registration by filling out the form below. if you already have an account, you can log in now and add your openid under "my account".
sorry to hear you could not edit your website. every once in awhile we perform maintenance and updates on our system. you should be able to log in now.
i have published all pages but still remai i site builder mode, have logged out bot still ca ot see my site.
we have checked your website and it appears to be published and working. are you still having issues viewing your website online?
we will release our new feature next month: "mobile optimised websites". the feature you need will surely be included. meanwhile you can use the contact information widget. in a couple of days we'll make the telephone field to function as you requested.
we released a new update and now you can link any text with a phone number. simply use the normal options for linking text and choose "link phone number". you can also use the contact information widget from the form widgets. the telephone number that you insert in the "phone" field will be linked automatically.
thank you for your kind words, we are very happy to hear that you enjoyed creating a site using our site builder. you can connect a domain name by going on your dashboard and clicking on custom domain, under the site actions menu. you can use any domain name that you own and you do not have to buy it from us.
hi, when building my new web page, it will not let me change any banners to my own images, also it will not let me edit my company name or logo. please help!!
hi, we have just checked your page and it seems it is working. you have to click on edit banner to change your banner images. you can change your company name and logo by clicking on them right here on the page in editor, or you can go to site settings and then choose branding settings and set them from there. will it be ok if someone from our support team calls tomorrow at noon to assist you with these issues? just to make sure the page is working properly and to make sure that we understood the issues correctly.
first of all you might want to fill in the page title, page description and keywords fields for each and every page (you will find seo settings under page options on the upper side of the editor). page title should reflect the essence of the page in question and ought to contain a word from the text from that very specific page. page description implies a short presentation of the current page in one sentence.
at keywords you should put yourself in the mind of a potential client or customer, i.e. how they would search for your business, products or services on the internet. i would recommend to use expressions made up of 2 or 3 words.
in order to raise the popularity and traffic of your website you should also connect your social media accounts (facebook, twitter, google+) to your site, and create a facebook company profile as well.
another important step would be using our webmaster tools, which you will find under site settings. together with google analytics you will find its detailed description in our help section (in the right top corner of your editor). if you follow these pieces of advice and the most important one, i.e. use as much original content (pictures and texts about your company and services, products) as possible, your success will be granted.
accessing type tools and other editing.
i have been trying to edit text and also upload my logo but can't do either. i am using a mac os x 10.7.5 and safari browser.
when trying to edit your texts and upload pictures you should be able to see the save button. if not you should scroll down the editor. after every modification to your site you might want to click on this button so every change should be saved. in the case of the 11"-13" monitors there might some problems with the visibility of the save option. we are currently working on this issue and by the next week it will be entirely solved. (also once a site is publsihed and you intend to introduce additional modifications do not forget about re-publishing the whole site so the changes shall be visible online).
hello brian. please go to site settings ->google webmaster tools, where you should use the option meta tag validation. it may take several days, or even a week, for google to index your site. we recommend you to submit your sitemap through webmaster tools, which could facilitate the process. you will find the sitemap here: http://plot46.mycylex.co.uk/sitemap.xml. good luck!
thanks for the reply..it seems i was getting mixed up between two box's that you fill, but that's all fixed now and my site as it's validation. you recommend that i submit my sitemap that you gave me, i've tried but get this........	general http error: 404 not found http error: 404 any ideas would be a great help. thanks again. brian.
once your link (http://plot46.mycylex.co.uk/sitemap.xml) functions properly it cannot give you the message 404 error unless your sitemap has not been adequately rendered to webmaster tools. i would recommend you to follow the instructions here: www.mycylex.co.uk/content/google-webmaster-tools under how to submit the sitemap of your website to your webmaster tools account , to be more precise. one step might have gone wrong. if it still will not work out we will find a solution. please send me a feedback. thank you!