text:
Rejuvenation George Pendant, Polished Nickel
Easy, hassle-free returns online and in-store for eligible items.Learn More
Earn 5% Back in rewards4 plus free standard shipping3every day when you shop with your Williams Sonoma credit card at Williams Sonoma.Apply Now Learn More
- Summary
Re-creating an early-1900s industrial pendant, George is compact in scale and generous in character. Carefully crafted in solid brass, its functional details are true to the original lamp, and their pared-down simplicity suits classic and contemporary settings. Rings at the socket and mount, also authentic, let the lamp hang plumb from an angled ceiling or swing for focused illumination.
- Created by Rejuvenation, a Portland, Oregon, company dedicated to preserving authentic vintage lighting and period architectural details.
- Polished Nickel finish is unlacquered and will develop a patina over time.
- Assembly required.
- Hardwire only; professional installation recommended.
- Made in USA.
- Dimensions & More Info
- Solid brass construction.
- 5" diam., 21" high fixture; 24" or 30" high overall.
- Takes one standard C0043 bulb, 60W max (not included).
- 1.55 lb.
- UL-certified.
- This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards.
- Made in USA.
- Use & Care
- Dust with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid any harsh abrasives or chemicals as they may damage the finish of this item.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse via UPS or White Glove Delivery Service. Items shipped by UPS will arrive within 5 business days of our receipt of your order.
For items denoted by the Unlimited Flat Rate Delivery flag:
Larger items are shipped via our White Glove Delivery Service and should be delivered within 2 to 4 weeks. For White Glove Delivery, items are brought into your home and placed in the room of your choice. Please note, delivery does not include unpacking or installation/ hanging of the item. Delivery is by appointment, Monday – Saturday; our delivery service will call to arrange a day. Available in the 48 contiguous states. Please call 888.922.4108 for additional assistance.
Shipping Rates
With Unlimited Flat Rate Furniture & Freight Delivery, an unlimited number of eligible furniture and select non-furniture items in your order can be delivered for a single flat rate. The exact shipping charges are based on your shipping location and will be applied during checkout.
All items not shipped via unlimited flat-rate delivery fee will incur a shipping surcharge, but no additional delivery fees. View Shipping Options and Charges.
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. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned. View Full Returns Policy.


text:
A look back at what was achieved when we lent the Rainbow Warrior to MSF to assist the tsunami relief effort in January 2005.
1 - 12 of 5649 results.
Humanitarian aid organised by Medecins Sans Frontieres and intended for Aceh in North Sumatra being loaded on to the Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior, en route to Banda Aceh.
Windows media

subset: commoncrawl


text: Uninformed. That was the word White House Chief of Staff John Kelly used to describe his boss, President Trump, on Thursday. According to The Washington Post, Kelly told members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus that some of Trump's hardline immigration policies—including his call to build a wall along the entire southern border— were "uninformed." Kelly said, "Certain things are said during the campaign that are uninformed." Well, today we spend the hour looking at Trump's first year in office with David Cay Johnston, a journalist who has been covering Donald Trump since 1988. He is out this week with a new book titled "It's Even Worse Than You Think: What the Trump Administration Is Doing to America."


text:
Joseph Carey Merrick - the 'Elephant Man' (1862-90)
Born in 1862, Joseph Merrick began growing disfiguring tumours before the age of 2 and his condition rapidly worsened, rendering one of his arms completely immobile. Increasing health problems eventually made it impossible for Merrick to continue his working life and poverty forced him to enter the Leicester union workhouse. Desperate to find a way out of such grim conditions, Merrick contacted the owner of a Leicester music hall in 1884. Together they established a successful act called 'the Elephant Man, Half-a-Man and Half-an-Elephant', in which Merrick displayed his increasingly misshapen body. Merrick himself followed an old folk belief, stating that his appearance was due to his mother being frightened by an elephant during pregnancy.
When his act moved to London, Merrick came to the attention of a number of surgeons, including Frederick Treves. By this time, Merrick was extensively disfigured, with bony protrusions and soft-tissue swellings covering much of his body. He also experienced physical and psychological pain. To avoid the stares and attention of others, he covered himself in a cape and veil whenever he ventured outside. Distressed by the reaction of others to his body, Merrick often quoted a poem by the hymn writer Isaac Watts: 'Tis true, my form is something odd, But blaming me is blaming God.'
Public opinion was beginning to turn against the display of people with unusual bodies as 'freaks', and Merrick was taken in by Treves at the London Hospital. A special appeal was launched to raise the funds to allow him to live within the hospital. Merrick was not completely isolated, however, receiving numerous visitors, attending the theatre and making trips to the country.
Merrick died unexpectedly in 1890, and Treves arranged for casts to be made of Merrick's body. He also took skin samples and probably oversaw the bleaching and mounting of his skeleton. Merrick is now thought to have suffered from Proteus syndrome. His life has been the subject of plays, films and stories, which focus on his intelligence and sensitivity as a message of tolerance.
Related Themes and Topics
Related links
Techniques and Technologies:
C Ferguson, 'Elephant talk: language and enfranchisement in the Merrick case', in M Tromp (ed.), Victorian Freaks: The Social Context of Freakery in Britain (Colombus OH: Ohio State University Press, 2008)
P Graham and F Oehlschlaeger, Articulating the Elephant Man: Joseph Merrick and his Interpreters (Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1992)
M Howell and P Ford, The True History of the Elephant Man (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1980)
J C Merrick, The Life and Adventures of Joseph Carey Merrick ... Half a Man & Half an Elephant (Leicester: H & A Cockshaw, c 1880)
F. Treves, The Elephant Man and Other Reminiscences (London: Star Books, 1980), originally published London: Cassell and Company, 1923


text:
[Page 152]
by Moshe Kershner of Haifa
|Uncaptioned. Shlomo Pelech
Shlomo Pelech was the head of the Zionist-Socialist organization, the so-called Right leaning Poale Zion[1] for twenty years. He was also active in various professional institutions. He helped tens and perhaps hundreds of Jewish youths to find their way in life. There is only one thing he neglected: his own work, his tailor shop
Meetings during the day, gatherings in the evening, he ran to and fro intervening with the authorities for those who had need of him.
One must state: In the political struggle for his convictions, in his principled stance and in his societal life, he was consistent and not quick to give in On the other hand, his political lectures during the weekly Friday night gatherings of the Hitachdut Poale Zion Union were rich in content and dealt with the perplexing Jewish problems of the entire world. Nevertheless, Pelech was a Jew with a deep national consciousness, and he therefore exhibited a deep love for his people.
I now recall a fact that indeed characterizes Pelech. Once, the Polish minister Maruszewski came to Turka and convened a gathering. No Turka Jew dared to say a word. One did indeed say something Shlomo Pelech. He indeed attacked the minister for his stance toward the Jewish
[Page 153]
question. The minister was insulted, responded with anger, and rebuked him strongly.
He struggled in the city hall on behalf of the impoverished Jewish population, as well as for the village Jews... He also made sure that the philanthropic organizations would distribute their monies in an equitable fashion.
|The Turka orphanage
It is no surprise that he was a member of the committee of the Turka orphanage for twenty years without interruption.
In brief, he was a wellspring of toil, energy and might that was evident not only in Turka. The Orthodox, religious circles in Turka also appreciated him due to his good manner with people.
May his soul be bound in the bonds of life.
[Page 154]
by Eli Montag
One cannot find any organization that existed in any Jewish city or town that did not exist in Turka. We can note them the Bikur Cholim (visiting the sick), Chevra Kadisha (burial society), Cheva Mishnayos (Mishna study organization), Chevra Tehillim (organization of Psalms reciters), and many more. Each organization had its trustee and its separate little room. Each one fulfilled its obligations honorably, and held their own kiddushes several times a year. One would drink liquor at those kiddushes[3], but not to the point of drunkenness, Heaven forbid, but rather to get happy, to wish each other Lechayim, to forget the concerns of livelihood for a while, and to talk with longing about former times when one could purchase liquor from large casks, called pesser, and nobody knew of any monopoly yet
Among the organizations in our town, there was an organization called Chevra Sheimos. Whereas some of the groups consisted of important householders, the Chevra Sheimos consisted of course Jews, tailors, shoemakers, bricklayers, peddlers, and regular common folk. Aside from holding their regular kiddushes, and Melava Malkas[4], their activity consisted of collecting the Sheimos[5] from all the Beis Midrashes, and taking them to the cemetery on Hoshana Rabba with a large parade to bury them.
I do not know of such a group, or such a custom in other Galician towns. In Turka, this took on a colorful form that was well noted. The interesting thing is that everyone in town, without exception, derived great enjoyment from this. Of course, this was understandable for the members of the organization itself. This was their own joyous occasion, for which they waited an entire year. They prepared the large boxes in which the Shemos were laid. They themselves arranged the horse and wagon which was to carry the boxes, and arranged that the orchestra would come to play
[Page 155]
on a voluntary basis. They rode before the crowd. In short, it was their celebration, their parade. However, as has been mentioned, the large crowd of simple Jews, young and old, cheder children, and ordinary white comrades[6], all who had waited a long time for such a noisy opportunity, derived enjoyment from this.
The custom was as follows. In the large synagogue and Beis Midrash, and in all the smaller Beis Midrashes, a large carton lay in a corner of the anteroom. Tattered siddurim (prayer books), machzorim (festival prayer books), and individual pages, worn and faded, that were lying around were all placed in the carton by ready hands so that they would not lie around and be desecrated. There were also people who would not hesitate to pick up Sheimos from the street, and would bring them to the designated place. The cartons would get fuller and fuller throughout the year. Then the day of Hoshana Rabba arrived, when the Sheimos from all the Beis Midrashim would be gathered together and brought to the synagogue, in order to carry them to the cemetery.
Then came Hoshana Rabba of 5699 (1938). Jews from the Chevra Sheimos worshipped earlier than everyone else, and came home quicker than usual in order to eat quickly. The weather was sunny and warm. Groups of Jews from all areas of town hastened to the synagogue. The horse and wagon upon which the crate of Shemos would be transported was already standing ready in front of the synagogue. In the anteroom, people were busy emptying the cartons of sheimos. Outside, the crowd grew from minute to minute. The Jews forgot about their livelihood concerns as well as the black clouds that had already gathered in the Polish skies. Everyone was in a jovial mood. People spoke witticisms to each other, joked, and mocked the entire world. In the midst of the small talk, the crowd forgot about the preparations which were taking place in the anteroom, and the reason why they had all gathered together.
Suddenly, a deep voice was heard, We are setting out! All eyes turned to the exit of the synagogue, from which four
[Page 156]
people carried out a large crate covered with a tallis. Many others pushed forward because they wanted to be one of he carriers. The crate was slowly laid on the wagon. The coach driver gave a pull on the reins, and the entire crowd set out on their way. In truth, this did not seem like a religious parade, with everyone arranged in rows of four, or the children holding hands in pairs. No, it had the image more of a Jewish wedding during the chuppa ceremony, with everyone pushing forward. Old and young Jews pushed from both sides, from behind and from below. The procession went from the synagogue gate through Doctor-Lande's Street, over the bridge, out onto Lokacz and then along Sambor Way. The journey passed through hills with fields on both sides, from which one could clearly see the entire town in the valley.
Melech the peddler rode in front with his reddish yellow horse[7]. The mains of the horses were tied into pony-tails, decorated with colored ribbons. Melech himself was a husky person with wide shoulders, a reddish blond beard, and a jovial face. He was dressed up in a Purim fashion, with a light colored crown on his head appearing almost like a real king. When the band started playing their instruments and the horse started stomping its hooves in beat, he strongly took the bridle in his hands. The crowd enjoyed this greatly.
Immediately after that, the band arranged itself in a wide row. It was one of the finest and most well-known Jewish bands in old Galicia. Throughout the entire journey, they never tired of playing their musical instruments. The air was full of heartwarming, joyous Jewish melodies. All kinds of young boys and girls stood along the root. Some of them whistled, played pranks, and laughed out loud.
The crowd grew as they got along. There was no shortage of cheder children, young and old. Joy and gladness poured forth from their charming, childlike
[Page 157]
faces. Here, they had to walk in pairs and hold hands, in the manner of school on the Third of May. Here they were going and what does it mean to be going! Literally wobbling along with the adults, with the musical instruments, and looking out at Hershele Poyker (the Drummer) carrying his drum, which he wore in front of him. If they wanted, they could have touched the belt in which the drum rested, and even the drum itself! With one jump, one would be right beside the horse and wagon. Soon they would find themselves around Melech the peddler, who was the top attraction for the crowd.
Slowly, the entire crowd began to approach the Holy Ground. Old Jews would check their belts. The Chevra Sheimos closely surrounded the wagon. Then, the entire crowd halted. A silence overtook everyone. Slowly, and with awe, the Jews took down the crate of Sheimos and carried it through the main gate of the Jawarer Way for burial. The crowd stood in silence for another while, but soon they got back to their usual selves.
Everyone in his own manner looked for a short route back to town, which was spread out over the valley. Some went by the foot path right next to the fence of the cemetery, and some went up the hill over the tunnel. Others simply enjoyed G-d's fine world in the late summer, and slowly paced through the straight path. Young people, however, remained until late in the evening, strolling over the broad fields. The surroundings were full of laughter and song, which echoed long through the surrounding hills.
This was the final Hoshana Rabba in Turka, which no longer exists.
Translator's Footnotes:
[Page 158]
by Chaim Pelech
|Uncaptioned. A group photo, labeled as The Turka Orphanage
[Page 159]
|Don't cast me away at the time of old age
There were many dear and nice Jews in Turka. They were called up to answer to every need that a portion of the Turka Jews required.
Avraham Yaakov Sprung was a highly upstanding Jew and person. He had a flour processing plant. Every Thursday, he gave flour to many Jews for the Sabbath and said, You will pay me next week. He did this in a manner that nobody would know, without publicity. This was the giving of charity discretely.
Nachman Brenes was a dear Jew. He gave large donations of much more for various benevolent institutions. He was a popular man with a good character.
Malka Hirt gave the greatest contributions in the entire city to all the benevolent institutions. She had an open hand and a good heart, which was a rarity. There were no poor people in town who did not receive a stipend from Malka Hirt. Weddings of the poor, circumcisions of the poor, sick Jews, sick children Malka gave to them all. There was no equal to her in goodness. May she live long.
|Pinchas Gotlieb at the marketplace
Chaya Dinstag lived in Sokolik and was a very pious woman. She came to town every week, and gave weekly stipend to her poor women. She gave especially to religious causes.
Mordechai Warzoger was a dear, upright Jews. He was a veteran Zionist. He went to the Land of Israel, returned, and was murdered in Lemberg.
Leizer Bort was a good Jew, who gave charity with an open hand.
The optician Feldman was a fine person and a good Jew. When a new synagogue was built in Turka, it cost a great deal of money. He gave charity with an open hand to all philanthropic institutions. He was chairman of Yad Charutzim for many years. During the Ukrainian period, he ran to the Ukrainian lieutenant in the city, and with self-sacrifice, he chased the Ukrainian soldiers from town, holding the revolution in hand. May he live long.
The director Bernstein from the large sawmill in Stryj was the chairman of the Jewish orphanage. He built the house and maintained in during difficult times.
Avraham Weiss, Asza Weiss' son, was the administrator of the orphanage. He dedicated his entire life to the orphans.
Dr. Rozenberg, himself a sick man, always went by foot to poor sick people. Often, he would take no more. Dr. Rintel and Dr. Freundlich were involved in the same business.
Melech Brauer was a veteran Zionist activist. Baruch Koppel, Naftali Kraus were veteran Zionist activists. Berish Laberbaum, Matis Maus, Mendel Filinger, Shlomo Feiler (the son of Izak), Moshe Krebs, Moshe Rozen (the son of Shlomo), Yossel Brenes (the son of Yaakov), Shlomo Ceckis all of them constantly worked for various Jewish nationalist and philanthropic organizations.
|The Rynek
[Page 162]
by Moshe From of Haifa
Paupers, destitute people, and ordinary poor people existed in every Jewish town. In Turka as well we had no shortage of them. However, our poor people cannot be compared with the beggars of other Jewish cities and towns. For example, you can search throughout all of Poland where would you find poor people living like one family in a single house, with a tradition of several generations?...
No. It seems that this type of peculiarity can be found only in our town
On the main street of the Ulica, between the houses of honorable householders, there was a house; not just a small house, but rather a communal house with a second story, a balcony in the front, and a workshop that housed a large tailoring business. From the outside, this house looked no different from all the neighboring houses. However, all the people of Turka, from young to old, knew that the city paupers lived there. They were called Chalivkes.
From where does that name originate and what does it mean nobody could explain. It seems that even the Chalivkes themselves did not know There were various versions of the explanation, but nobody could ascertain the truth.
All of the Chalivkes lived together and formed one large family and community of men, women, and children. Nobody knew their kinship, and it seemed that even the Chalivkes themselves barely discussed this Despite the fact that they lived alone in cramped conditions, they fulfilled the commandment of hosting guests. Their house was a type of guesthouse for all types of poor people who would come here
[Page 163]
from all over Poland There, they could spend the night, eat something, and set out on their way. The Chalivkes never lost their openness to guests. The wealthy householders would often permit themselves to refuse a guest, but they would not. Their home was always open for those in need This is how they always conducted themselves, and all of the itinerant paupers knew this and used the opportunity well. They would come from all over Galicia, and even from cities and towns in Congress Poland.
Indescribable poverty and loneliness pervaded in the rooms of the Chalivkes. The furniture consisted only of beds and plank beds (pritsches), upon which there was old bedding with uncovered pillows. Flies buzzed about from the floor to the ceiling. The broken windowpanes were plugged up with red cushions, half inside and half outside, imparting a melancholy atmosphere
Small, dirty children wandered around in that mucky place with noisy feet. Only their charming eyes peered out from their pale faces. They rarely ventured out to the street to play, for unfortunately they could not go down upon the broken, wooden steps which were missing many boards With the passage of time, when they got older and were able to go with their own power, they would enrich the town with several other beggars
Berl Chalvik was the oldest of the Chalvikes. He was a tall Jew with a black, unkempt beard, which had apparently never experienced a comb He was always dressed in a black bekishe [Hassidic frock], a gartel [Hassidic belt], and a black hat on his head, definitely reminiscent of the times of Count Kalinowski
[Page 164]
Berl belonged to the Chevra Kadisha [burial society] and the society of funeral attendants. When he would appear on the street, one would know that a misfortune had occurred somewhere, and that a funeral would be taking place shortly He went around with a large, tin charity box and collected charity. He would stop every few steps, pluck at his beard, and shout out with a wail: Charity saves from death A pall would then fall over the householders People were more afraid of him than of the Angel of Death himself People would indeed very quickly toss a coin into the charity box, and be free of him as quickly as possible
A fact: When the lawyer Dr. Lowinger died, he stated in his will that the Chevra Kadisha should send another member rather than Berl Chvalik to the funeral The community made sure to fulfill his request, and Charity saves from death was shouted out in a hoarse voice by Mordechai Zindel the beadle.
Berl had a brother named Leib. He was more formally referred to as Leon Chvalik. He had a dark, embittered face, upon which a smile was never seen. He would make the rounds to the houses seeking donations like a trustee after a payment that was owned One could not free oneself from him with a piece of bread or a small coin. He would stand at the open door for a long time, staring with his piercing eyes until he received what was coming to him
A specialist, their sister Rivka Chvalik, would collect pieces of bread, old outfits, and remnants from the tables of the wealthy. She was a small, short woman with a disheveled head of hair. She could barely drag herself along on her sick feet. That is how she went about all day to the homes of the affluent people to get a pot of cooked food, a bit of milk
[Page 165]
for the children, pieces of bread, old, worn-out outfits everything that the merciful householders would give her.
An especially unique character in the family of Chavilkes was Zalman Chvalik. He was a tall, broad-shouldered Jew. He was a porter on call. He always had a thick rope tied up in the front, with a sack for an apron. The merchants used to engage him to carry various items of merchandise, and the wagon drivers used to hire him to load and unload heavy sacks of flour, rice, and sugar, barrels of herring and other merchandise. For him, it was no big deal to carry a sack of flour on his shoulder from Sprung's flour warehouse in the Rynek to Hinda-Moshe-Hentche's shop at the end of Ulica. When Zalman took the sack down from his shoulders, placed it in its place, and received his payment, he would straighten out his bones and yawn so loudly that he could be heard from one town to the next That is how he would notify his employers that he, Zalman, was prepared for his next mission.
As long as Zalman maintained his strength and earned his own morsel of bread, he did not go around soliciting donations. He would visit the homes of the affluent people only three times a year: before Passover for Maos Chittin[1], on Purim for the feast, and on Chanukah for a Chanukah gift.
Aside from Zalman, there was another productive element among the Chalvikes, living from their work and earning their livelihood in an honorable fashion: shoemakers who used to fix shoes that no other tradesman would take into their hands there were also tinsmiths, painters and other tradesmen who would toil
[Page 166]
hard. However, to rent a dwelling and tear themselves away from the Chalvikes was not something that they were able to do.
In the year 1939, when the Soviets entered Turka, everybody thought that the new Social order would finally bring a salvation for the poor Chalvikes. However, the reality was otherwise: their situation worsened. Private enterprises were liquidated and there was nobody willing to give donations There was a shortage of bread, and the tables of the middle class became leaner. No leftovers remained The situation declined further during the difficult winter of that year. The temperature went down to 30 degrees, and there was no wood. Therefore, our Chalvikes suffered from hunger, cold, loneliness and need.
When the German murderers liquidated the Jewish settlement of Turka, they did not pass over the Chalvikes. On that occasion, they treated them exactly like everybody else Along with the affluent and important householders in town, they went along their final way to the extermination camps.
However, nobody was referred to as a Meit Mitzvah[2] on that occasion. Neither Berl Chalvik nor Mordechai Zindel the beadle clanged their charity box and shouted Charity saves from Death!
Translator's Footnotes:
[Page 167]
by Chaim Pelech
A. Reb Hirsch and the Get [1]
There was a Jew with us in Turka called Reb Hirsch. He used to enjoy drinking a little. One evening, he came home and said to his wife, Gittel, dress up in your Sabbath clothes with your head kerchief. We are going to the rabbi to get divorced. Get dressed quickly! Gittel saw that her Hirsch was drunk. She said to him, Go lie down to sleep, for you are not completely with us today. And secondly, why all of a sudden do you want to get divorced from me? We already have grandchildren in your old age did you decide that I am not suitable for you? Hirsch said to his wife, Gittel, you know Hirsch very well. If Hirsch says we must get divorced, then you must go to get divorced. Fifty-five years was enough to be plagued with you
Gittel realized that she cannot do anything with him. She dressed up in her Sabbath clothes with her head kerchief. Reb Hirsch took Gittel under his arm and they set out to the rabbi. The door opened and he said, Good evening, Rabbi. The rabbi answered, Good evening, Reb Hirsch. Oh, what type of a guest do I have? Sit down Reb Hirsch. After Reb Hirsch sat down, the rabbi asked, Reb Hirsch, to what do I owe the honor that I have a guest now? Hirsch answered, Rabbi, I came to you to get divorced from my Gittel. Rabbi, I beg of you, do not ask me why and what. I am going to get divorced from my dear wife, and nothing will come from your questions. If Hirsch says to write a Get you indeed know Hirsch well nothing will help.
The rabbi saw that Hirsch was as drunk as Lot, and that it was impossible to reason with him. He searched for a pretext against him. Hirsch was a poor man, he had no money. He would request a large sum of money for the Get, and certainly nothing would come of it. He told Hirsch, Good. If you, Reb Hirsch, want a Get, I will write you a Get. What can I do with you? I will make it cheap for you the entire Get, including the writing, will cost you 30 Crowns. (In those days, a Get costs 6-10 Crowns)
When he heard this, Reb Hirsch jumped up from the bench and told the rabbi, Rabbi, G-d is holy and the Torah is holy, but you, rabbi, are a sheketz of skotzim [2] and a devil of your father's father until Abraham our patriarch You want 30 Crowns from me for a Get. Gittele, go home and cook supper Good night, Rabbi!...
B. Roizele's Wedding
Many years ago, there was a girl called Roizele in Turka. She was a little odd but not crazy She loved to dress up nicely, but more often than once she went around spiffed up in torn dresses. She used to go into many rich homes, talk a great deal and tell various stories. She was gladly received in all of these places, and everyone in the city became her acquaintance.
One year in the early summer, a Jewish worker from the wide world came to Turka. He was probably a bit like her, and he fell in love with Roizele. Roizele went around boasting that they would soon be getting married. When the town found out about this, some Jews, especially women, went around to collect money for a wedding of a poor girl. Everyone gave money for Roizele's wedding! The wedding was indeed planned with great pomp, and all of the women of means came from all sides to help Roizele.
A few days before the wedding, Roizele went around from house to house to invite everybody. Roizele said, My wedding will be a wedding the likes of which Turka has never seen since its founding the ceremony (chupa) will take place in the middle of the Rynek. Many relatives will come to me, and everyone will see how beautiful a bride I will be! People made sure that the wedding dress would indeed be decorated with various sparkling stones and pieces of metal, and the chupa was indeed planned for the middle of the Rynek.
The wedding took place on a Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Two boys one of them was Anshel Reis ascended the roof of the city hall, one on one side of the roof and the other on the second side. At exactly 3:00, they began to blow trumpets. They thereby alerted the entire city that Roizele's wedding was commencing.
As soon as everyone heard the blowing of the trumpets, all of the Jews, including women and children, set out for Roizele's wedding. Jewish homes were emptied and locked, and everyone went to the Rynek, along the route from Moshe Shechter's place until the bridge that led to the small alley where Roizele lived with her poor mother. Then the entire band of the large Operman family, with all of their assistants, drummers and flutists, began to play. The musicians were divided into two groups. One group played in the alley near the bridge where Roizele lived, and the second group played in the Rynek itself. The trumpeters on the roof also blew incessantly. In the meantime, hundreds of Christians ran out from the city. They thought that the Jews had taken leave of their minds
Finally, they went to the chupa. One group of musicians accompanied Roizele to the chupa, and the second went opposite her. But then something happened: so many people were passing by that it was impossible to lead Roizele through. The route from the bridge to Moshe Shechter's house was one solid mass of people. People shouted and begged: Let the bride and relatives proceed to the chupa. However, it was impossible They could not pass. Everyone wanted to see Roizele the bride, and people were afraid that the young couple would proceed on
At that time, there were a few Jewish bricklayers in Turka. They were healthy, communally-conscious people with strong muscles. They saw the fear, and they began to push through and make order. With great effort, after two hours, they succeeded in getting the couple to the chupa. After the chupa, the real celebration began.
Afterward, another curiosity arose: loafers arranged a different spectacle. They arranged a makeshift room for the bride and groom so that they could have some privacy after the chupa. When the couple was already inside, someone from this group pulled at a string, and boards of the room separated
Don't ask about what took place
C. A Scandal in the Tailor's Synagogue
On Sukkot of 1922, a large scandal took place in the Tailor's Synagogue of Turka. Some pregnant young woman, who wished to have a son, bit off the pitam of the only etrog in the synagogue such ill fortune! [3]
It happened like this: The Tailor's Synagogue purchased an etrog for use during the services, and for it members to recite a blessing over in their homes. To that end, the gabbai (trustee) of the synagogue, Reb Avraham, asked someone, Shlomo the Geregerins [4], to go around to the houses each morning so that the families of the tailors could recite the blessing over the etrog. As the gabbai was an experienced and practical man, he told Shlomo that as he goes from house to house, You should not give the etrog to anyone n the hand. You should be especially careful in a house where there is a young wife for such people are always interested in biting the pitam Shlomo answered him, Don't worry, Reb Avraham. Don't be concerned about the etrog. You can leave it to Shlomo
And indeed. Shlomo was a relatively tall Jew with a fine beard and one could trust him
Shlomo went out and was supposed to return with the etrog before the services began. He could not be found It was already 8:00, 8:30. The gabbai was supposed to go to the synagogue with the etrog, and Shlomo was not there The gabbai began to think that something happened with the etrog and there are no other etrogim that can be obtained in the city! Without having an option, the gabbai went to the synagogue without the etrog. As he neared the place, two Jews ran up to him and explained that Shlomo had brought the etrog to the synagogue. As they drew nearer, two people ran to him to inform him of the misfortune. They opened the little box and saw the pitam had been bitten off!
Do not ask about the end of the story. When the congregation recovered from the great misfortune, they ran to the surrounding synagogues for one cannot worship without an etrog! The rabbi indeed issued an edict that if the congregation has no etrog, it can conduct the services without an etrog but this did not help!
The synagogue was empty for the entire holiday, and the gabbai had to beg a few young people to come to minyan (the quorum required for services)! He himself was ashamed to seek out a strange place to worship
D. Feiga Malia the Woman of Incantations
Feiga Malia the Anshprecherin (Incantation recitor) was a very interesting woman from the older generation. When a woman or a child became ill, they called Feiga Malia. She extinguished the coals for this was a means against the evil eye. Her other remedies included: incantations over various metallic coins, or simply direct incantations over the sick person that they should become well. If someone had been frightened by a goat or a dog she had to resort to more technical means: She hoarded lead, which showed whose child was frightened With an incantation directed to the lead, the child was helped. At least, that is what Feiga Malia said
Aside from this, Feiga Malia was the leader of the woman's Chevra Kadisha (burial society), which sewed shrouds and washed the deceased women. She was also the official beggar of pardon of the deceased women [5]. Nobody knew how Feiga Malia had learned her trade. She had a special incantation with a special tune for every occasion. Nobody could even imitate her. The manner of her begging of forgiveness was not so simple she did it so masterfully. Aside from this, she had a different incantation for each deceased person.
She also knew where everyone lay in the cemetery. When the month of Elul arrived, when all of the women went to visit the graves of their parents she was the person whom everyone approached, for the women from the city and surrounding villages did not know where their dead lay, and they were afraid to wander around the cemetery. Feiga Malia saved everyone
If a woman came to her, Feiga Malia would speak curtly and almost officially, Who are you, what are you called, and from where are you?. As soon as she said her name, Feiga Malia knew everything. She led the woman to the grave of her mother or father, and shouted out, Lay down, Rachele, on the grave of your holy mother, the great pious Gittel the daughter of Yente, and request from her that she should run to the Heavenly Bezn (Beis Din) [6] and beg that your husband and your children should all be well, and that no illness should come through the threshold of your house. Your husband should have a livelihood, and his livelihood should be with riches and honor. G-d should send your eldest daughter her appropriate match, so you will be able to make a wedding for her with an upright and observant young man, and you may have contentment from your daughter as with all good Jews
The woman finished hearing Feiga Malia's statement. Then she threw herself onto the grave and wept and shouted with all her energy. Some women became so engrossed in weeping that they no longer knew where they were in the world
However, Feiga Malia kept her accounts. When she concluded her first statement, she knocked the gravestone with her cane and shouted out, Gittel the daughter of Yenta, your pious daughter Rachel lies over your grave. Arise and run to the Heavenly Bezn (Beis Din), beg and tear through worlds for your honorable and pious daughter, that she her husband and children should be healthy, that they should have livelihood and all good things; that no evil eye should harm them. Go, run and beg for your granddaughter, Rachel's eldest daughter, that G-d should bless her with her appropriate match. Go and beg for all of your children, and for all of the Jews, that they should be helped, and our enemies should not have joy, until the Messiah comes, Amen!
When Feiga Malia finished that second statement, she leaned on her cane, and shouted out for a third time: Enough Rachel, you have done what you can for your holy mother The woman quickly arose from the grave, paid Feiga Malia her fee. Feiga Malia then went over to another woman who was waiting for her
Feiga Malia worked hard for her entire life. She never had any time to rest. During every spare moment, she would concern herself with her ill and poor women and children. She would go around to the houses of the poor to inquire and see what is going on in the house. If she found that the woman was ill, Feiga Malia would say, 'Sara, you are ill again Has Melech the Doctor visited you already?. When the ill woman answered, No, Feiga Malia would then summon Melech the Doctor that he should quickly come. Feiga Malia had the greatest of respect for him. After such a visit, Feiga Malia would take out a cloth from her pocket, and go around to collect money for the ill person.
Above all, she would collect money for poor people for the Sabbath every Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, she would go around an entire day with a bag to collect rolls, challas, and candles for the Sabbath everything for poor Jews. She never rested. Day after day, she had someone to worry about.
When Feiga Malia went off to the other world, there was nobody to intercede. There was no second Feiga Malia in town. Women remembered and sighed, especially the women from the surrounding villages
Translator's Footnotes:
[Page 174]
by Mirialm Taller (daughter of Yosef-Meir Bank) of New York
An episode
|Uncaptioned. Seemingly Miriam Taller
Jews lived very well in Turka, especially in former times. They felt at home in Turka and did not strongly feel the exile
A story is told of Shlomo Rozen who lived on Ring-Plaz. It took place on a certain Shavuot. Rozen dressed up in a festive manner and went out to the street. A certain Christian named Pajowicz met him and told him:
Mr. Rozen, when will it be already? I Pajowicz will be in exile and eat kreplach [crepes], and you, Mr. Rozen, will chop stones for a highway Indeed, how woud you like that, Mr. Rozen?...
JewishGen, Inc. makes no representations regarding the accuracy of
the translation. The reader may wish to refer to the original material
for verification.
JewishGen is not responsible for inaccuracies or omissions in the original work and cannot rewrite or edit the text to correct inaccuracies and/or omissions.
Our mission is to produce a translation of the original work and we cannot verify the accuracy of statements or alter facts cited.
Turka, Ukraine Yizkor Book Project JewishGen Home Page
Copyright © 1999-2019 by JewishGen, Inc.
Updated 31 Oct 2014 by LA


text: My baby sister passed away unexpectedly on October 25, 2009 at the age of 43. I had to do the memorial boards for her service. These are the individual pages (some are split in 1/2 to accomodate the board and then put back for a 12x12 page in the album). I captured the essence of my sister in these pages. I will love her to the moon and back around again.


text:
People all over the world and from all walks of life will come together on April 20 to form huge human banners spelling out a clear message to our political leaders: I ♥ ARCTIC
To spread the word about the I ♥ ARCTIC project, we ask you to help us with photographing as many people as possible with the I Arctic speech bubbles. Once uploaded, shared, liked and retweeted across Social Media, these photos will help to mobilise many people to join us on the big day on April 20!
1 - 12 of 5649 results.


text:
According to an American Psychological Association survey in 2009, 80% of Americans found the financial crisis to be causing them stress, a number significantly higher than the 66% from three years earlier. Fighting about money once a week makes a couple more than 30% more likely to get a divorce, and money stress is a major cause of unhappiness.
Learning how to ease your money stress may not be easy, but developing this ability can not only make you happier, but more financially secure. When you can see your financial situation in a clear light, your decisions become much easier. Here are a few ways to help alleviate your money woes.
1. Identify your problems.
In order to solve your financial issues, first you need to assess your situation realistically. Denial or uncertainty are both big stressors and can have huge effects on your mental state. Examine bank statements, credit card bills, any debts and open accounts, and assess your exact standing.
2. Determine which habits are causing problems.
Money is so often tied to emotion, and it's important to take a long look at what drives your anxiety. Perhaps your value of money is to indicate status, or compensate for a feeling of inadequacy, to show others how much you care, or even a product of attitudes formed in childhood. Find out what your emotional connection is to money, and understand the way this affects your values and actions.
3. Communicate with your partner.
Applicable to marital financial stress, being deliberate in expressing concerns and staying open with your spouse is crucial to alleviating stress. If there are problems, solving them together instead of hiding important details from one another is a much healthier way to approach your finances. Be clear about both of your values and understandings of money and beliefs.
4. Be strict in budgeting.
Once you understand your situation and your approach to your finances, it becomes much more clear where and how you can cut back. Part of this is having a fairly rigorous budget, which may be difficult to adapt to, but provides more security and peace of mind than failing to plan. If you know what bills and expenses are coming your way, you won't be taken by surprise by an expense and scrambling to make ends meet.
5. Save, save, save.
When unexpected expenses do come your way, like car repairs, medical bills, and the like, having an emergency fund provides extra security and never leaves you feeling unprepared.
Perhaps one of the most important ways to reduce your stress is to live within your means. Commit to spending only what you can afford, and don't allow your value of something to be less than its price. This may mean downsizing your living situation, indulging in fewer expensive items, or re-thinking that new car you've been eying, but your financial troubles become manageable if you reframe the way you think about money.
Image: iStockphoto


text:
Mytek Digital...
...now supports Sonoma's Optical DSD I/O format.
And the Sonoma DSD Multi-track Recorder / Editor has just become more affordable.
With a sonic character like analog tape, the Sonoma is the ideal multi-track recording and editing solution for the analog studio.
The sonic improvement is not subtle.
The Sonoma Pure DSD Recording Workstation will make your fine analog studio shine.
See Sonoma/Mytek Pricing
Download Brochure
See Mytek Pricing


text:
Win a copy of GameFly's first published game, Writer Rumble
GameFly publishes its first mobile game, Writer Rumble, for the iOS, available on the app store for 99 cents. Read the story to win a free copy.
GameFly has entered the realm of game publishing today, releasing its first game for the iOS entitled Writer Rumble. The game was a 2011 PAX 10 selection and was created by indie developer Feel Every Yummy.
The game lets players battle with words to improve spelling skills, and can be played solo or against friends via Bluetooth, or online Quick Matches. There is also a split screen mode where players can compete against each other on the same iPad.
The game is now available on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad for 99 cents. Downloadable content packs are also planned. It will be coming to Android early next year.
"We are thrilled to have an addictively fun, quality-driven game such as Writer Rumble as our first foray into publishing under the new GameFly Games label," said Sean Spector, GameFly co-founder and SVP of Business Development and Content. "Mobile gaming is an ever growing part of the gaming experience, and publishing high quality games is an important part of our digital strategy at GameFly."
"Writer Rumble has been a long journey for our small company, and we could not be more excited for people to be able to play it," said Gian Cruz, designer and co-founder of Feel Every Yummy. "We're very proud of this game, and are glad we could work with GameFly Games to take us through the home stretch to release it."
Shacknews is giving away copies of the game to the first three posters using the phrase "writer's block" in a comment in the Chatty thread below.
[Disclosure: Shacknews.com is part of GameFly Media, a wholly owned subsidiary of GameFly, Inc.]
John Keefer posted a new article, Win a copy of GameFly's first published game, Writer Rumble.
GameFly publishes its first mobile game, Writer Rumble, for the iOS, available on the app store for 99 cents. Read the story to win a free copy.
Yeah, interesting. There's a year-old Giant Bomb quicklook of it under its old name:


text:
Puzzle Levels
Puzzle Categories
Download a FREE Solution for your puzzles!
Click Image to Enlarge
The Leaning Tower of Pisa - 3D Jigsaw Puzzle
Product Information
|Put together the jigsaw puzzle.
|1-100 Pieces, 3D
|10.5 in x 5 in x 4 in / 26 cm x 12.5 cm x 10.5 cm
|Cardboard Box
|Total Pieces
Product Description
Puzzle Pieces: 30
Maker: CubicFun
Size When Completed: 22 in x 12 in x 12 in / 8 2/3 cm x 4 3/4 cm x 4 3/4 cm
The Tower of Pisa is the bell tower of the Cathedral. Its construction began in the augus of 1173 and continued (with two long interruptions) for about two hundred years, in full fidelity to the original project, whose architect is still uncertain.
In the past it was widely believed that the inclination of the Tower was part of the project ever since its beginning, but now we know that it is not so. The Tower was designed to be "vertical" (and even if it did not lean it would still be one of the most remarkable bell towers in Europe), and started to incline during its construction.
Customer Reviews |Write your own review!
This item has yet to be rated


text:
Rated as the top hospital in Kansas and Kansas City, we provide world-class patient care and are a destination center for complex care and diagnosis.
Through world-class research and exceptional patient care, our NCI-designated cancer center is working toward a world without cancer.
Serving Kansas through excellence in education, research and community engagement; KU Medical Center operates the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Health Professions.
A complete online guide to information about the hospital and our services.
The University of Kansas Health System strives to protect your medical information and keep it private.
Resources and information for physicians and healthcare professionals.
Make an appointment, submit a comment, contact a patient or staff member.
(913) 588-1227(844) 323-1227
Request an Appointment
Find A Location
Help Yourself and Others Through Clinical Trials for Thyroid Cancer
You may have access to investigational treatments and help others with thyroid cancer by being part of a clinical trial. Clinical trials may seek to test a drug, therapy or diagnostic tool. Before trials begin, the drugs or treatments have been tested extensively. The University of Kansas Cancer Center evaluates all patients to see if they meet the criteria for clinical trials. If you are eligible, you can decide if you would like to participate.
In some cases, clinical trial costs may not be completely covered by your insurance. Be sure to check with your insurer first. See the current clinical trials for thyroid cancer.
Surviving cancer is a life-long process. You will need regular checkups. You also may need help with the side effects of treatment. You may want to learn about lifestyle changes that can speed recovery and improve your quality of life.
Our experienced team of doctors, nurses, counselors, dietitians and research coordinators can help you:
You also may wish to visit the Brandmeyer Patient Resource Center for more information.
The University of Kansas Cancer Center does not assume responsibility for any of the information posted on these sites.
© 2018 University of Kansas Cancer Center


text:
Rural Nursing, Volume 1
Angeline Bushy
SAGE Publications, Apr 1, 1991 - Medical - 424 pages
Delivering health care to rural populations in comparison to urban populations requires unique considerations due to the geographic, social and cultural differences that must be taken into consideration. These volumes provide a basis for anticipating issues and options confronting rural nurses in the future. The first volume discusses background and theory necessary for the study of rural nursing and vulnerable rural populations such as pregnant women, heart patients and people with AIDS. Addressing a wide range of concerns of interest to rural nurses, Rural Nursing makes a much-needed contribution to the literature of the field.
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Background Definitions Theory
A Review of the Literature
The Theory and Research Base for Rural Nursing Practice
24 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
activities adolescents agricultural assessment associated attitudes body mass index cardiovascular disease Center cholesterol clients clinical concept contraceptive coping cultural delivery diabetes differences disease effects elders environment ethical evaluation factors farm females hardiness health education health problems health professionals health services health status health-promotion health-related homeless Hoosierville hospital hypertension identified illness Indian individuals interactions interview Journal Kobasa life-style living males mass media medicine migrant Montana State University Mvskoke Native American North Dakota Nursing Research nursing theory older rural women participants patients perinatal persons perspective physicians practitioners pregnancy preterm labor psychological questionnaire rates relationship reported residents responses risk rural areas rural communities rural families rural health rural nursing rural populations Ruth Meiers sample self-care sex role significant smoking cessation social support stress stressors suicide tion tocolysis University urban versus Weinert woman workers


text:
Giant ice balls can be seen lining the shores of Lake Michigan following this week's deep freeze. The incredible sight was captured by many YouTube videos.
The winter phenomenon, though very cool, is not new. The ice balls, or boulders, form just as the lake begins to freeze, according to AccuWeather meteorologist Jim Andrews, and the motion of the waves molds the ice into spheres.
"Small fragments of floating ice act like seeds," explains LiveScience, "with layers upon layers of supercooled lake water freezing around them as the balls churn in the waves."
The boulders, which are probably the size of basketballs, could weigh up to 75 pounds.
The wind pushes the spheres to the shore and they don't sink because solid ice is less dense than liquid water. Looks kinda like a giant bowl of Cocoa Puffs.
Business Insider Emails & Alerts
Site highlights each day to your inbox.
Follow Business Insider Australia on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.


text:
Monday, January 20 for Martin Luther King Day. *The Martin Luther King Branch ONLY will be open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Wagons of Milwaukee Businesses album came to the library from the estate of Theo. Habhegger, a Milwaukee manufacturer of short turn wagons. The album consists of 37 sepia-toned photographs…
Go in-depth with more than 80 languages using Pronunciator's scored quizzes, audio downloads, repetition-based lessons and speech recognition accent tool. Register with the site to get the most out of its courses.
Sorry, this event has already happened. Please explore our event calendar for events in the future.


text:
Any Subject Books – the company that publishes or helps you publish yourself
|We work with you at every stage (if you want us to) from conception right the way through to marketing and distribution. Notice the absence of pictures of books in our image. That's a deliberate choice because we feel that our relationship with you, the author, is the primary interest. Yes, of course we care about our books but we've got to understand you and your needs first. We don't gloss over this and if you think that this is just an empty promise, read our testimonials (see 'you say' on the navigation bar) and you can read what authors like you had to say. Please note that these are genuine reviews, taken in context and offered without reward or incentive. Now to you, the author. We want to hear what you have to say – whether that be
… and so on.
Please note that none of our services require you to relinquish your independence as a writer, nor will we ask for any portion of your royalties.
We've got just about everything you need to be a success.
|Our full range of book publishing services. Click on the link for more information and prices:
You'll find our prices, service coverage and booking forms on these pages – everything is there out in the open to be read. Can't find what you want or want to do a deal? If so, make us an offer or put together a package of things that you want and we'll do a deal with you.
That's how we are – approachable.
Our business is all about customer service as it should be – everything from the promise of not trying to sell unnecessary services to our 'No Quibble' guarantee of quality.
Contact us – we want to hear from you.
From us all at Any Subject Books


text:
Hi There! Is this Your First Time?
Did you know if you Register you have access to free search tools including the ability to save listings and property searches? Did you know that you can bypass the search altogether and have listings sent directly to your email address? Check out our how-to page for more info.
- Price$59,900
Lot 127 Elsliger St, Dieppe
DES ECOLIERS IS DIEPPES NEWEST SUBDIVISION! This prime building lot is conveniently located off Dieppe Blvd and within close proximity to the new French Middle School and many amenities. Restrictive covenants and HST apply. READY TO BUILD ON TODAY, Call for more details! (id:6289)
Essential Information
- Listing #M115176
- Price$59,900
- Bathrooms0.00
- Acres0.18
- TypeVacant Land
- Sub-TypeFreehold
- UtilitiesCable
Listing Details
- Listing AgentChantal Albert
- Listing OfficeExit Realty Associates
Community Information
- AddressLot 127 Elsliger St
- CityDieppe
- ProvinceNew Brunswick
- Postal CodeE1A7P3
Additional Information
- ZoningResidential


text:
Understand the essential elements of user-centric service management
It's no secret that social, mobile and collaborative technologies have changed the way people interact. More than ever, individuals expect their business applications to resemble the user experience of their personal applications. A modern approach to IT service management (ITSM) can help both sides of the service desk work smarter, faster, and more easily. Gain expert insight to meet the needs and expectations of the modern workforce. Download the white paper today.
Learn the four key elements for today's ITSM, including:
- Full mobility on any device
- Consumer-style self-service
- Embedded social collaboration
- User-centric design


text:
Fresh Concept Logo Template is suitable for the identity element of: food industry, fruit shop, fruit distribution, graphic design studio, art related businesses, kindergarten, printing company, gift shop, real estate company, insurance companies, creative agencies, catering, bio, interior design, technology, etc.
The design is 100% vector and all layers, fonts and colors are editable.
Files include: .ai /.eps /.cdr
Fonts used: Ranger, PT sans
If you have any question, feel free to post your comment/question on the "item discussion' section.


text:
Translate This Page:
Gift-wrapping is not available for this product.
Product Information:
MultiFlex Pipet Round-Ended Tips, Sorenson BioScience - Model 28480 - Pack of 1000 : Ideal for loading gels and other discrete sampling applications. Tips provide positive displacement accuracy using standard air displacement pipettors. They fit most popular research-grade pipettors and feature a 33mm flexible microcapillary that allows p
This item will be shipped from the manufacturer and is not one we carry in stock. Please contact us for availability, as we cannot always guarantee order fulfillment.
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Stethoscopes • Diagnostic Sets Blood Pressure Instruments & Disposables • EMS • Lab Equipment
Medical Education & Training
Anatomical Charts • Human Skeletal Models
Medical Apparel
Mens Apparel • Womens Apparel • Protective Apparel
Alternative Therapy
Natural Remedies
• Manual
Healing & Complementary Therapy •
Mind & Body Control
Fitness & Personal Wellness
Heart Rate Monitors • Pedometers • Yoga & Pilates • Bicycle Storage
Home Health Care
Diabetic Equipment • Massagers • First Aid Kits • Heating Pads • Blood Pressure Monitors
Housewares & Furnishings
Air Purifiers • Cleaners & Disinfectants • Sound & White Noise Machines • Water Filters
Scales & Measurements
Body Fat Monitors •
Kitchen Scales •
Bathroom Scales •
Diet & Pocket Scales
Vitamins & Supplements
Allergy & Immune System • Medical Foods • Cardiovascular Support • Weight Loss Supplements


text:
To Determine the Safety and Immunogenicity of an Oral Whole Cell ShanChol Cholera Vaccine in Bangladesh
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01042951
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : January 6, 2010
Last Update Posted : October 30, 2014
- Study Details
- Tabular View
- Results Submitted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
Background: Severe dehydrating cholera due to V. cholerae O1 is an important public health problem in Bangladesh and many other developing countries. V. cholerae O1 is a major bacterial pathogen causing around 5 million cases and at least 200,000 deaths in adults and children each year. It can be assumed that there are at least 300,000 severe cases and 1.2 million infections in people in Bangladesh alone. The rate of cholera varies from around 1 to 8 per 1000 population and the highest attack rate is in children 2- to 9-year years of age . Cholera is now also being documented in very young children. Currently enteric vaccine approaches are regarded as the most accessible short term and practical means to prevent and control such illnesses to prevent disease and epidemics in resource poor settings with limited public health and sanitary facilities.
An effective inactivated whole cell bivalent cholera vaccine against Vibrio cholerae O1 and O139 was produced and implemented for public health purposes in Vietnam since the 1990s. This bivalent vaccine has been found to be safe and to confer significant protection against El Tor cholera in both children and adults and has over the last decade being used in the Vietnam to protect against cholera. This vaccine has further been reformulated by the IVI to meet WHO requirements and is now being produced in WHO prequalified vaccine company in India.
The reformulated vaccine has been shown to be safe and immunogenic in Indian children as well as adults. A large Phase III study of the vaccine, has recently been carried out in Kolkata, India in over 120,000 participants aged from one year and above. Results of the study are encouraging and the vaccine gives over 60% protection against cholera. The vibriocidal antibody response rate was 80% in children and 53% in adults. Following this study, the vaccine, designated as ShanChol has been licensed in India in April 2009. The vaccine is now being marketed in India and is available at a cost affordable for developing country settings.
Objective: The aim of the proposed study is to assess if the orally administered, killed, bivalent whole-cell cholera vaccine, ShanChol will be safe and immunogenic in different age groups in Bangladesh in children and adults.
Study design: This will be a randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled study on a total of 330 subjects, 165 vaccine and 165 placebo recipients. The specific aims will be to determine: i) safety and determine adverse events if any (ii) determine immune responses.
Relevance: The study of ShanChol on Bangladeshi children and adults will be able to give information regarding the safety and immunogenicity of the vaccine in Bangladeshi subjects. This information will be important for proceeding with larger studies in Bangladesh and if proven useful for introduction the cholera vaccine in the country in the future.
|Condition or disease
|Biological: ShanChol Cholera Vaccine Other: Placebo
|Phase 2
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|330 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Double (Participant, Investigator)
|Primary Purpose:
|Health Services Research
|Official Title:
|Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Trial, to Evaluate the Safety and Immunogenicity of Orally Administered, Killed, Bivalent Whole-cell, Cholera Vaccine, ShanChol in Bangladeshi Adults and Children
|Study Start Date :
|January 2010
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|August 2010
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2010
|Active Comparator: ShanChol Cholera Vaccine
Biological: ShanChol Cholera Vaccine
55 adults (18-45 year old) will be given 2 doses of the bivalent whole-cell cholera vaccine 55 Toddlers(2-5 years) will be given 2 doses of the bivalent whole-cell cholera vaccine 55 Younger children(12-23 months)will be given 2 doses of the bivalent whole-cell cholera vaccine
Other Name: ShanCholCholera Vaccine
|Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Other: Placebo
55 adults (18-45 year old) will be given 2 doses placebo, 55 Toddlers(2-5 years) will be given 2 doses of placebo, and 55 Younger children(12-23 months)will be given 2 doses of placebo
- Safety and Reactogenicity: of orally administered killed, bivalent whole-cell cholera vaccine cholera vaccine, ShanChol [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Immunogenicity: of cholera vaccine assessed by serum vibriocidal antibody responses as well as serological and mucosal responses to vaccine antigens and compare it with those obtained with placebo recipients. [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|12 Months to 45 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age: 12-23 months for younger children group, 2-5 years for the toddler group and 18-45 years for the adult group.
- Sex: Either
- Consent: Written informed consent from study participants and parents in case of children.
- Compliance to study procedures: e.g. available for follow-up visits and agrees to specimen collection.
- Apparently healthy: as determined by medical history, physical examination findings, and clinical judgment of the study physician.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Chronic disease: history or evidence of chronic illness.
- Gastrointestinal symptoms such as abdominal pain or cramps, loss of appetite, nausea, general ill-feeling or vomiting in the past 24 hours or abdominal pain lasting for more than 2 weeks in the past 6 months
- Intake of any anti-diarrheal medicine or antimicrobial therapy the past week.
- Acute disease one week prior to enrollment, with or without fever ≥38ºC .
- Receiving of cholera vaccine any time in the past, and any other live or killed enteric vaccine in the last 4 weeks.
- Diarrhea within 6 week period at screening.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01042951
|Dr. Firdausi Qadri
|Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1230
|Principal Investigator:
|Firdausi Qadri, PhD
|International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
|Responsible Party:
|International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|January 6, 2010 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|October 30, 2014
|Last Verified:
|January 2010
Healthy Participants
Vibrio Infections
Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections
Bacterial Infections
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs


text:
Jenna Elfman Gossip
Jenna Elfman gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Smutty Social Media, March 29, 2017
David Beckham has a cameo in King Arthur and I get he's supposed to be bloody and battered but it's his teeth that are freaking me out the most. Rough day at the office @kingarthurmovie @guyritchie Full Story
Michael Pena loves Xenu?
Handout/ Getty
Xenu had a birthday party the other day. It was the 44th anniversary of the Celebrity Scientology Centre and most of the notables who haven't been excommunicated where there including the usuals – John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Jenna Elfman, and …Michael Pena? Where the f-ck have I been? I love Michael Pena! Michael Pena loves Xenu? Michael Pena is in End Of Watch, one of my Top 10 movies of 2012 Full Story
Something else she designed?
Katie Holmes was honoured last night at the Women in Film 2011 Crystal + Lucy Awards as the "Max Mara Face of the Future". She brought her parents to the event. The GMD must have been hard at work, too tied up with Rock of Ages to be able to be there with her. The Church however was not far away. Jenna Elfman was around to keep an eye on Mrs Cruise. Full Story


text:
N's Pokémon
When you first ente Driftveil City and help old Team Plasma out, you will get given a special Pokémon, N's Zorua. Normally, this would just be it, but the sage informs you, possibly only if you used Memory Link with Pokémon Black & White, that there are more of N's Pokémon in the wild
Using Memory Link, you get a flash of when N started releasing his Pokémon within Chargestone Cave. This will activate the event and you'll be able to find all the Pokémon that N had on his team before the end of the game of Pokémon Black & White. These Pokémon are found in the wild, and give you a note as battle starts, indicating that they may not be wild. It won't let you rename them.
Each of N's Pokémon have the OT of N and ID of 00002 so it's very easy to work out who they are. They also have a note in their status screen saying they used to be owned by a powerful trainer.
You will notice these in battle when the battle begins. They will shine, akin to Shiny Pokémon. It will also prevent you from nicknaming them once captured.


text:
6 September 2012 at 12.00pm | 3 Comments
There may not be any productions on the Covent Garden main stage over August, but the Royal Opera House has still been very busy: for two weeks every summer the building closes for essential maintenance and redecoration. It has been almost 15 years since the re-development of the Royal Opera House, and some of the frequently used areas of the building are now in need of a little bit of TLC. This year, the elaborate Crush Room, the Conservatory and Royal Entrance are getting a makeover before the new Season begins this month.
The public areas of the ROH contain many historic fixtures and fittings, as well as furniture, sculptures and artwork, all of which come under the responsibility of the ROH Collections Department. Some of these items have been in place since 1858, when the third theatre on the site opened, following the incineration of the second theatre. Before any maintenance work could begin, all of these precious items had to be either removed or covered and protected in order to prevent them from being damaged.
In the Crush Room, where guests can dine in grand surroundings before an evening of opera or ballet, affected items included ornate light fittings, oil paintings, decorative sofas, cut glass chandeliers and one very large 19th-century mirror. Over the course of three days, specialist art handlers K-Pak were drafted in to undertake this work. While the majority of items have been stored off site for the duration of the maintenance period, the oil paintings have gone to our conservators Plowden & Smith for a well deserved clean.
In the Royal Entrance and Staircase, the items date back to the reign of Queen Victoria, who was a keen opera goer and a regular visitor to the Royal Opera House. Items including a beautiful 19th-century Adam revival mirror, a marble bust of composer Alfred Mellon and two ornate light fittings had to be removed or covered before the painters moved in. Once the decorators finished and the paint dried, all the items were returned and uncovered, ready to start the new Season in their revitalised surroundings.
ROH Collections works closely with conservators to monitor and maintain the Royal Opera House and its historic contents. This year, a frieze of Queen Victoria in the Auditorium was also conserved. The department also has an extensive archive that chronicles the history of the three theatres that have stood on the Covent Garden site since 1732.
You can find out more about the Royal Opera House on one of our backstage tours. For full details, visit our Tours page.


text:
Clickbooth does not allow false limited time and supply claims.
- Examples of what will be flagged:
- Promotion expires on X date where X date is updated regularly via java script.
- Countdown clock or stopwatch of expiring promotion.
- Promotion expires "soon."
- The claim must be verified as true on the landing page or the advertisement will be denied.
What happens if I violate this policy?
Ad denial: Ads that don't follow this policy may get denied. A denied ad won't be able to run until the policy violation is fixed and the ad is approved.
Domain disabling: We may suspend websites that violate this policy, meaning that the website can no longer be advertised with Clickbooth until the problem is fixed.
Account suspension: An account may get suspended if you have several violations or a serious violation. If this happens, all ads in the suspended account will stop running, and we may no longer accept advertising from you. Any related accounts may also get permanently suspended and your new accounts may get automatically suspended at setup.
Contact information
If you still have questions about this policy, you can contact us via the link below.
Haven't found what you're looking for? Contact Support


text:
Explore Our Hotel
Hotel Near Medical Center San Antonio & Six Flags Texasis located off Interstate 10 and is 20 minutes away from downtown San Antonio. Our hotel's location and extra amenities create an unforgettable stay for our guests.
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Medical-Six Flags is situated near many of San Antonio's most popular attractions, medical facilities, and local businesses.
Corporate guests will appreciate the convenient access to USAA, Valero Corporate HQ, UnitedHealth Group, San Antonio Medical Center, and the FBI building. Guests will also enjoy access to our 24-hour Business Center with free high-speed Internet and complimentary Express Start hot breakfast bar.
Nearby attractions include Six Flags Fiesta Texas amusement park, SeaWorld Marine Park the historic Alamo landmark and museum, the Alamodome multipurpose facility, AT&T Center, San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium, the San Antonio Botanical Garden and the McNay Art Museum. The nearby San Antonio River Walk is one of the city's most popular destinations and features numerous sidewalk eateries, pubs and live entertainment. Our quick access to the University of San Antonio Texas makes it easy to cheer on the Texas Roadrunners. Our hotel is just minutes away from the iconic River Walk and the famous La Cantera Mall.
- Black-out Shades
- Crib Available
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Separate Hanging Closet
- In-Room Heating and A/C Controls
- Extra Bedding Available
Bathroom/Personal Care
- Private Bathroom
- Bathroom Amenities Available
- Hair Dryer
- Bathtub
- Separate Vanity Area
- Heated Mirrors
In-Room Features
- Mini Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Coffee Maker
- Tea Maker
- Flat-screen TV
- Work Desk with Lamp
- Desk-level Electrical Outlet
- Cable/Satellite
- Premium Channels
- Pay-per-view Available
- Stereo/Radio
- Direct-dial Phone
- Two-line Phone
- Phone with Voicemail
Added Value
- Connecting Rooms Available
- Complimentary Coffee/Tea Supplies
- Full Breakfast Included
- Breakfast Buffet Included
- Continental Breakfast Included
- Complimentary Coffee in Lobby
- Kids Eat Free
Business Services
- 1 Meeting Room(s) Available
- On-Site Business Center
- Printer
- Copier
- Office supplies available
Internet Access
- Free High-Speed Internet in all Rooms
- Wireless Internet service is free for all IHG® Rewards Club members
Entertainment & Recreation
- Outdoor Pool
- Outdoor Children's Pool
- Outdoor Pool Hours of Operation: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Pool Open from: 01-January-2018 to 31-December-2018
Health & Fitness
Complimentary Fitness Center
We are equiped with state of the art fitness machines, 1 threadmills, 1 stationary bike, 1 eliptical and free weights with bench. Enjoy the picturesque view from the 6th floor as you work out listening to your favorite music or catch up on your shows.
Hours of Operation: 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM
Fitness Center Type: LIMITED
Fitness Center Equipment:
- Treadmill
- Elliptical Machines
- Free Weights
- Stationary Bicycle
Last Renovation of Fitness Center Equipment: 2015
Housekeeping & Laundry
- Daily Housekeeping
- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Hours of Operation: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Added Value
- Executive Club Level
- Wake Up Calls
- Ice Machine
Hotel Details
11010 Interstate Highway 10 West
San Antonio, Texas 78230
United States
Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM
Check-in Age: 21
Parking + -
- Complimentary Self Parking Available
Shuttle + -
- 3 mile radius; 8am - 9pm
- Complimentary Local Area Shuttle
- Hours Of Operation From 8:00 AM-To 9:00 PM
Accessibility + -
- Elevators
Accessible Hotel Areas
- Ramp Access
- Portable Bathtub Seats
Provided by Hotel
Pet Policy + -
- Service Animals Allowed
Facility + -
- Smoke-Free Facility
- Number of Floors: 6
- Total Number of Rooms: 122
- Number of Suites: 62
- Number of Non-Smoking Rooms: 122
- Number of Accessible Rooms: 7
- Connecting Rooms Available
- WINNER OF 2015 IHG RENOVATION AWARD; New formula blue for Holiday Express & Suites Med. Ctr North
- Public Spaces Renovated in: 2015
- Guest Rooms Renovated in: 2015
Languages + -
Languages Spoken by Staff
- Arabic
- Hindi
- Spanish
- English
Credit Cards + -
- American Express
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Diners Club
- Carte Blanche
- Discover


text:
See You in Stockholm
Every year our Global Rally qualifiers are treated to an experience like no other in amazing locations all over the world. Rally qualifiers are the first to learn about new products, experience amazing activities, receive trainings from world leaders and celebrate their success with other qualifying FBOs from around the world.
Global Rally 2019 will take us to the beautiful Nordic city of Stockholm, Sweden. Referred to by locals as "beauty on water", Stockholm is made up of 14 islands and has a rich history combined with a modern feel. The Scandinavian principle of lagom, or "just the right amount" refers to the art of balanced living and makes it a perfect destination for Forever Business Owners from all over the world.
Those that qualify for our generous Chairman's Bonus program will also be invited to Stockholm to pick up their Chairman's Bonus Check. A generous bonus and a trip to an exotic destination around the world? It doesn't get any better than that!
The qualification period for Forever Global Rally 2019 ends December 31, 2018. Click here to learn more about how you can qualify to join us in Stockholm in 2019!


text:
Energy Team go AC45ing
The Energy Team challenger for the America's Cup has its base set up just ten miles from Cascais, near the Belem Tower at the entrance to the Tage, close to the Vasco da Gama Bridge.
The team led by brothers Loïck and Bruno Peyron took possession of their AC45 on 20 July and have been out training each day preparing for the first AC World Series regatta, which will take place over 6-14 August. Over the last week, the crew has regularly been out sailing, getting to grips with the one-design wingsailed catamaran, which gives an idea of how the future AC72 will be.
First impressions at the helm of the AC45
Loïck Peyron: Getting used to her was fairly quick, but rather tricky, as for our first sail out of Lisbon, there was quite a lot of wind. On the first day it blew at more than 20 knots all the time with gusts up to 25 knots. For a first outing, it was a bit close to the edge as far as the wind was concerned. And the real problem was finding out how to cope with the powerful wing sail, especially to start off with. It is fairly big, and we didn't really know how it worked before getting used to it and being able to control it fairly well, as is the case today. Even if we have managed to run through everything in general, we've still got a long way to go to get it just right and be efficient. We're starting to carry out series of manoeuvres, but haven't got much further. We're about to embark on our seventh day of sailing and the preparation of the boat is going well, but there's still a lot of work to be done.
Safety first ?
LP : Yes, safety is paramount. We're trying to keep as calm as we can, even if we feel like pushing harder. After all, this boat is a catamaran, and the overall impression is what you expect from any multihull. The only real difference is we have to get to grips with the wing, so that means identifying al its secrets, and the way it can be moved. It's all falling in place fairly quickly. What we have here is a classic aerodynamic question, just like with any sail, except this one is rigid. Sometimes it is a bit more powerful, with a lot less drag, which is really the most important revelation. In fact, this boat never stops. It's strange, but even heading straight into the wind, we continue to make headway, as the giant wing sail generates much less drag than a normal sail and so we never stop. On the first day, we sailed with just the wing sail up and we changed tack without any problem in spite of the absence of a headsail, which would be nigh on impossible on the sort of multihull we're used to. On this boat, you just keep sailing into the wind, which is something new and is a bit unusual for us.
Room for progress ?
LP : A huge amount, even if we are starting to come to terms with the boat. There aren't any problems concerning safety, even if we had a few scares along the way, but we are managing to carry out manoeuvre after manoeuvre. Now, it's going to take us much longer to work on the power, trimming her just right according to the point of sail, the headsails, the bearing etc. It's all down to the nearest millimetre and degree. We're beginning to note down all the adjustments on the boat. For the wing sail, there are three important types of adjustment: the curvature, the rotation of the whole system and the twist at the top of the wing sail.
Which other teams are you doing battle with ?
LP : We're going to start today to battle it out with our Korean friends on some race courses and engaging in some match racing. They will be our sparring partners for the day. In fact, there are only three boats sailing here (Team Korea, Aleph and Energy Team), with the three others, the Top Teams (Oracle, Team New Zealand and Artemis) beginning their sailing tomorrow in Cascais.
The crew ?
LP : The lads are taking it in turns to train in various positions. There's an excellent family-like atmosphere in the team, even if we're not yet all here. The crew includes Peter Greenhalgh, Nicolas Texier, Arnaud Jarlegan, Jean-Baptiste Levaillant, Jean Sébastien Ponce, Devan Le Bihan and Yann Guichard, who will be arriving here tomorrow to take the helm, which will mean I'll be able to take a look at how things are going from the outside and focus more on getting the best performance out of the team and working as an external coach. For the first races, we haven't yet fully decided who will be lining up. The real problem is the weight, as the boat is not very wide and the wing sail is fairly powerful. We need to get the maximum weight on board and we're not up there.... In fact, you need to be really heavy, which is not the case for us, so we're going to have to find some other solutions.
The wind in Cascais ?
LP : We're still training in Lisbon and the wind in the Tage is very irregular. We may go to Cascais tomorrow to discover the site and do some sailing out there. Having said that, the wind is set to ease off and we'll be sailing in light winds, which is good. That means we'll be able to get our work done more easily and cleanly.
Is a fortnight of training enough ?
LP : We're bound to be three months behind or maybe more... but it's going to be OK for a first attempt. We're making a huge amount of progress each day. We know exactly what we would like to do. We're one of the smallest teams in terms of the number of people involved and the means available to us, but certainly not in terms of our determination and our potential, so we're not at all worried. We must not forget that the main goal remains the Cup in two years from now and that is what we're aiming for. So we must not get too excited and need to take things as they come, taking it easy and carrying out manoeuvres smoothly... No need to worry. We'll be ready!
What about the race programme ?
LP : The format of this first event is rather unusual, but it means we'll be able to try things out with a lot of people coming aboard. On the first Saturday (6th August), there will be several fleet races. On Sunday, there will just be speed runs, strangely enough over the same race course. Monday and Tuesday are lay days. From Wednesday to Saturday (13th August) there will be match racing. Finally, on the last Sunday (14th August) the big race which counts for the AC WorldSeries. So Sunday 14th August is going to be the most important day, and I shall not be taking part, which means the pressure will be on the shoulders of my friend Yann Guichard, who will be replacing me at the helm.


text:
First Look: 2014 Kia Forte Hatchback
We know what you're thinking: "Oh, Kia finally ported over its European C'eed hatchback as a new five-door Forte in America." Hold that thought. The two models may share several key ingredients - including platform, roofline, and so on - but the new Forte 5-door is far from a cookie-cutter clone of its European relative.
European Influence, American Twist
Like its four-door sibling, the 2014 Forte 5-door has a front clip that's entirely different from the European C'eed. The Forte-spec front clip incorporates slender, projector headlamps with LED accents, and the brand's trademark "tiger nose" grille.
Attractive, yes, but if you're in the mood for attitude, try on the new SX trim level, which is only offered on the five-door Forte. Order an SX model, and the aforementioned fascia is replaced with a more aggressive clip, complete with a razor-thin upper grille opening; a large, trapezoidal lower grille opening; and large, round fog lamps placed in recesses that on both sides of the lower grille.
The rear quarters of the Forte 5-door are markedly different from the C'eed. While the European model boasts little quarter windows in the C-pillars, the Forte 5 does without them - instead, the rear window frames contain quarter windows, and the rear edges of the frames cut into the triangular-shaped pillar. The Forte 5-door also gains large, wrap-around tail lamps that resemble those on the Forte sedan, but boast a small scallop on their sides that tie neatly into the car's beltline. Pop the hatch, and the Forte 5-door offers 23.2 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats up - about 0.6 cubic feet shy of a Ford Focus hatch.
Two Engines, One Turbo
SX models don't just look a little sportier - they also pack a little extra power underhood, courtesy of a turbocharged 1.6-liter I-4. Sound familiar? It should - it's the same engine offered abroad in the hot Pro C'eed GT hatchback. Even in its federalized form, Kia says the engine should still deliver 201 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque, which is channeled to the front wheels through a six-speed manual transmission or an optional six-speed automatic.
SX models also gain a number of "sportier" extras, including 18-inch aluminum wheels, dual chrome exhaust tips, LED tail lamps, larger front brake hardware, aluminum sport pedals, and front and rear valance panels finished in faux carbon fiber.
Forte EX 5-door models make do with a less powerful (and less exciting) engine. As is the case on the sedan, EX-spec cars receive Kia's direct-injection, 2.0-liter I-4, which is rated at 173 hp and 154 lb-ft of torque. EX models will only be offered with a six-speed automatic transmission.
Forte EX 5-door models aren't quite as extravagantly dressed as Forte SX cars, but do come standard with 16-inch aluminum wheels, Ki'a UVO eServices infotainment system with a rear-view camera, Bluetooth connectivity, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Optional equipment on both trim levels include HID headlamps, navigation, heated front and rear seats, leather seats, keyless entry and ignition, automatic climate control, and a sunroof.
Pricing for the 2014 Forte 5-door has yet to be announced, as does pricing for the 2014 Forte sedan. Expect MSRP for a Forte sedan to start in around $19,000, and hatchbacks to carry a slight premium.


text:
By WPSeeds|2013-12-11T17:59:22+00:00December 11th, 2013|Comments Off on portfolio_6
About the Author: WPSeeds
5+ years experience in WordPress/PHP deployment. Experience in developing REST API, PHP5, Zend, WordPress, AngularJs, Yii, Bootstrap with proficiency in requirement analysis, development. Developed : WP Database Backup, WP All Backup, WP User WordPress Plugins.
Related Posts
Why Your Business Needs a Web Site?April 5th, 2019|0 Comments
How to Setup Authentication in WordPress REST APIMarch 19th, 2019|0 Comments
Whitelisting IP addresses in WordPressJanuary 28th, 2019|0 Comments
Block An IP Address From Visiting A WordPress WebsiteJanuary 28th, 2019|0 Comments


text:
Signature long wallet
Signature long wallet with flap in smooth calfskin with a debossed Baroque "C" motif
Product details
Debossed Baroque "C" on smooth calfskin - 1 main compartment - 1 flat inside pocket - 6 card slots - 1 inside zipped coin compartment - 1 flat back pocket outside - "beige rosé" nappa lining Comes with a dust bag - Size: 19 x 9.5 cm This article is made from pure aniline leather. Tanning imparts a specific character to the skin, such as hues and wrinkles, combined with a light and transparent aniline finish. Respect care instructions on the leaflet. Colour: burning camel Item code: CHC18WP091A55214
Cut from smooth calfskin, this Signature wallet reveals the Maison's debossed Baroque "C" motif for textural contrast and a romantic flourish. The long silhouette with a sleek top line features a sophisticated front flap that opens to reveal a compact, well organised interior. The Chloé logo adorns the front in golden brass.
Shipping & Returns
Return Service:
We also provide free pick up for your returns: you have 15 days from delivery to follow our quick and easy return procedure.
For additional information, please consult the Return Policy.
May we help?
Call us at +44 (0)2078113950
Contact us by filling out our form


text:
Community Support
Cairns ZOOM & Wildlife Dome and the other businesses that form the CaPTA Group (CaPTA), have a strong presence in the tourism industry in North Queensland, however our commitment to the region extends beyond tours and attractions.
CaPTA is a strong supporter of the local community and proactive in providing support through sponsorship of schools, the arts, as well as various sporting, community and industry groups.
COUCH (Committee for Oncology Unit at Cairns Hospital) is a local charity, started by Charles and Pip Woodward in 2006, dedicated to helping people affected by cancer. The charity was instrumental in establishing the Liz Plummer Cancer Care Centre and providing radiation oncology services to Cairns. The focus now is building a Cancer Help & Wellness Centre on land donated by the Woodward family. To find out more about COUCH visit the website at http://www.couch.org.au/.
Further support of the local community is provided by CaPTA through regular participation in community fundraisers, providing donations to various organisations such as the Mayor's Christmas Appeal and the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal.
Our staff members are encouraged to participate in activities that support the community so that we can make a positive difference to where we live and work.


text:
On average this wanted- plumbing installed project costs $886 in Summerfield, FL. Depending on your contractor, prices can range from $870 to $890. When pricing out your wanted- plumbing installed project make sure to get at least 3 quotes to compare prices and get the best value. Comparable projects nearby include Kitchen Sink in Orlando, Replace Piping in Orlando, and Shower Faucet in Brandon.
Wanted- Plumbing Installed: I am needing someone for a job. Need plumbing installed for two bath tubs, a kitchen sink and bathroom sink. I have all the pvc piping and parts to be installed.
More cost information & deals:
$870 to $890
Garage Door Services Coupons in Miami, FL$20 - Garage Door Maintenance
Roof Cleaning Coupons in Fort Myers, FL10% Off - 10 Percent Discount on any Roof Cleaning Service
Tree Services Coupons in Kissimmee, FL$150 - free tree trimming opportunities
Countertops Coupons in North Miami, FL$1000 - 1000 off on 10000 projects
I need to have my kitchen waste pipe cut down and lowered from under the house so the sink will drain
Project Cost: $172
Replacing polybutylene piping in a 1 story, 3 bed, 2 bath house. 1032 square feet house.
Project Cost: $2940
shower faucet system replacement. 1/2 inch copper lines. I have the replacemen
Project Cost: $175
Looking for Travertine Tile man Also Need Plumber I have about 350 SQft of travertine tile I need laid asap!
Project Cost: $1900
One Time Plumbing job I need kitchen facet replaced. just had an operation so need someone to come in and
Project Cost: $253
We need a plumber to fix a leaking shower head/shower faucet
Project Cost: $600
Need Plumber to hook-up sinks/faucets, garbage disposal, & dishwasher
I am looking for an ex
Project Cost: $458
Looking for someone to add a new master bathroom in a new master bedroom on the second floor.
Project Cost: $5050
Septic amp Drainfield Installer Looking for someone who can either build a drainfield & install a new septic
Project Cost: $4000
Need handyman with plumbing experience to fix small leak in copper pipe by sawing that portion and placing ano
Project Cost: $311
Looking for someone who can repair a cracked pipe in the wall and run a new pipping
Project Cost: $466
Busy flooring contractor looking to work with a plumber or two to install shower valves/diverters and
Project Cost: $750
Toilet installe
Project Cost: $135
Project Cost: $85
Shower Clean up Needed- Plumber. Need a replacement shower purchased and installed. Tore out the 36" x 36" cor
Project Cost: $533
By clicking "Send", you authorize us to send you a text with a link to the coupon. Receipt of text is not a condition of purchase. See terms & privacy policy.