text:
Rosalind Sedacca, CCT Rosalind Sedacca is an author, an award-winning professional speaker, and Certified Corporate Trainer specializing in both communication and relationship issues. She has facilitated workshops and seminars throughout North America on creating 'conscious' relationships for both singles and couples. Based on her own personal experience, she wrote How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook Guide to Preparing Your Children - with Love! This internationally acclaimed ebook provides an innovative new approach to breaking the divorce news to your children and setting the stage for positive parenting ahead. At Rosalind's Child-Centered Divorce Network parents will find resources and tools to help them create successful outcomes for the entire family in the months, years and decades to come.
"Rosalind's book is unique in that it offers parents an innovative approach to having that difficult and usually dreaded initial conversation with their children and making it as positive and supportive as possible. A parent contemplating a divorce would be well served by reading this valuable book."
Raoul Felder,Celebrity Divorce Attorney
"Rosalind's brilliant book's non-judgmental, compassionate and no-nonsense approach will resonate with all divorcing parents – even those with the most challenging relationships. It is a critical piece of the divorce puzzle, and a must read!"
Cynthia Tiano, Esq."I highly recommend this as more than a book, but a tool to assist children to more successfully navigate the disorientation and maze that comes as part of divorce."
C. Paul Wanio, Ph.D., LMFT, LMHC"This hands-on interactive storybook is a must for all parents going through a divorce. It is a step-by-step guide for appropriately including children in the process. No parent should leave their home without it!"
Sally Goldberg, PhDCenter for Successful Children
"Rosalind Sedacca has invaluable information to share with divorcing parents. There is no other book a couple needs to help them with the most difficult conversation a parent can have with a child, that their parents are getting divorced. You are VERY lucky to have found my partner in the peaceful divorce movement."
Belinda Rachman, Esq"Rosalind Sedacca has just improved the lives of countless children. I have practiced divorce law for 44 years and will attest to the importance of how children are introduced to their parents' divorce. How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? gives us something simple and sound to rely upon. There is absolutely no downside to Rosalind's storybook concept. It's all good and it beats anything else that I've come across. In fact, it's great and it is definitely something that the world has needed. The book is a winner and it is also a lifesaver."
J. Richard Kulerski, Esq"Rosalind Sedacca has made a monumental contribution to self-help resources in an area that affects the lives of millions of men, women and children. After 32 years of counseling people in various stages of uncoupling, I can testify to the urgent need of a "how to" guide for people contemplating divorce. This book offers them a "life preserver." I have already referred my patients to this material and have received great feedback. I cannot recommend this book highly enough."
Beverly Gibel, LCSW, ACSW, BCD"Rosalind Sedacca's 'How Do I Tell the Kids about the DIVORCE?' is a much needed breakthrough in the emotional minefield that parents traverse when they prepare their children for an impending divorce. The template, storybook strategy sends sensitive, kind, loving and safe messages which every child needs as they prepare for the scary unknown. I recommend her book for everyone who has children and is contemplating divorce."
Jack Singer, Ph.D.Licensed Clinical & Forensic Psychologist, LCSW, ACSW, BCD
Professional Associations
Below is a list of helpful professional associations that can be used as a resource for parents before, during or after divorce.
AFCC: The Association for Family and Conciliation Courts
NADWC: National Association of Divorce for Women and Children
NAFCM: National Association For Community Mediation
AAA: American Arbitration Association
APA: American Psychological Association
NASW: National Association of Social Workers.
NASP: National Association of School Psychologists
AMHCA: American Mental Health Counselors Association
NMHA: National Mental Health Association
AAPC: American Association of Pastoral Counselors
CRC: Children's Rights Council
ACR: Association for Conflict Resolution
IACP: International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
Leave a Reply
Considering, moving through or beyond Divorce?
Get your free copy ofPost-Divorce Parenting: Success Strategies For Getting It Right! by Rosalind Sedacca, CCT –
packed with valuable advice, tips, resources and more!
- Child-Centered Divorce (72)
- Guest Experts (9)
- How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? (6)
- News (28)
- parenting after divorce (50)
- Relationship Advice (2)
- June 2013
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
- August 2009
- June 2009
- May 2009
- April 2009
- March 2009
- January 2009
- December 2008
- November 2008
- October 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
- February 2008
- January 2008
- December 2007
- November 2007
- October 2007
- September 2007
- August 2007
- July 2007
- June 2007


text:
ClusterCopyConsole how to pass userPermission in arguments
Freitag, 23. März 2012 10:09
I am trying to run ClusterCopyConsole to copy some data to compute nodes. I am using the command as below
clustercopyconsole /HeadNode:HEADNODE /SourceFolder:C:\hpc\data /DestinationFolder:C:\hpc\scratch /NodeGroups:ComputeNodes
When I execute the command ,it is asking for the user permission as a next step to connect to head node. I want to know is there any way that can pass the credential through the same command itself.
Actually I am trying to copy the data through my application and internally using this clustercopyconsole to copy to the computenodes and hence I want to know how to pass the user credential as a argument to this clustercopyconsole command.
Please let me know how can I do the same.
Alle Antworten
Montag, 26. März 2012 03:08Hi, clustercopyconsole is a deprecated tool. If you want to distribute files, I suggest you try the new "hpcfile.exe" CLI. -yiding
Montag, 26. März 2012 06:19
This tool seems to copy file to a single node at a time. That means I have to iterate through each node and trigger a copy operation is it ?
Is there any command / tool that can copy / deploy files to specfic set of nodes within cluster instances ?
Thanks & Regards
Dienstag, 27. März 2012 23:49
If your cluster is not too big, you can try "clusrun robocopy $source(this must be a fileshare) $destination(as local to each node) /nodegorup<your nodegroup>"

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
The Syrian National Coalition, the country's principal opposition group, says it is suspending its participation in the upcoming Friends of Syria conference in Rome "in protest of the shameful international position."
After missiles killed dozens in Aleppo on Friday, the group said on its Facebook page that it "considers the international silence toward the crimes committed every day against our people is, in effect, participation in the ongoing slaughter for the last two years."
Adib Shishakly, representative of the Syrian National Coalition to the Gulf Cooperation Council, told CNN on Friday, "enough is enough. The whole world is not doing anything. We are not going to more conferences. We are not going to Rome. We are not going to Moscow."
He said Scud missiles were used in the Aleppo shelling.
The opposition is tired of international community holding meetings without providing needed assistance, Shishakly said.
Rebels want military aid, including arms and training.
"We want the U.S. to help the people on the ground," said Shishakly, adding other nations must pressure Iran to stop providing ballistic missiles to the Syrian government.
The Friends of Syria is a collection of dozens of countries trying to find a solution to the Syrian crisis.
A senior U.S. official told CNN that the Syrian coalition had not notified the United States of its decision ahead of its announcement.
Regardless, boycotting the Rome meeting next week would be counterproductive to the opposition, the official said.


text:
Highlights of MSN's campaign work from our 2011 Annual Report
MSN works to address the serious health and safety issues that remain endemic in the garment industry and in the lives of the women who work in it -- from the debilitating health problems suffered by women workers due to the pace of production and excessive working hours, to the life-threatening practice of sandblasting jeans and the fire and structural dangers faced by workers in Bangladesh.
Despite increasing attention to this issue - by multi-stakeholder initiatives, labour rights advocates and academics - there has been little or no progress on ensuring that workers who make apparel and other consumer products earn a wage that is sufficient to meet their basic needs. Why should workers who put in 60 plus hours a week be living below the poverty line in their country -- some making less than a dollar a day?
Although recognized in most major brand codes of conduct, the right to freedom of association and collective bargaining is continually threatened. Workers who organize unions face discrimination, dismissal, and even violence. Factories where workers have organized trade unions have been closed, and orders have been shifted to non-union factories. MSN works with local groups and international allies to create a positive climate for freedom of association and collective bargaining.
The local activists and organizations that advocate for women's and workers' rights are often themselves targetted by governments and others in order to silence their voices. MSN works with local, national and international organizations to defend their right to speak out.
Precarious work, and in particular the abuse of short term contracts and employment agencies, is recognized as a growing problem in the garment industry world-wide, and one that is increasing workers' vulnerability and limiting the exercise of freedom of association. MSN is working with national, regional and international counterparts to address this dangerous shift toward precarious work and the negative consequences for workers and their communities.
The multi-billion dollar sportswear industry is plagued by worker rights violations against what are mainly poor women workers in Asia and Latin America. In the report "Clearing the Hurdles: Steps to Improving Wages and Working Conditions in the Global Sportswear Industry" MSN identified four central hurdles that need to be overcome by the industry to make real progress on worker rights violations. These hurdles include a lack of respect for freedom of association as well as the poverty wages prevalent in the industry.


text:
Thermalogic™ Grommet Top Curtains
These stylish curtains will cut costs on your heating and cooling bills year round! Curtains have an energy-efficient thermal backing that will stand up to winter's coldest drafts and block the heat from the beating sun all summer long. They also darken rooms and act as a sound barrier. Curtains are available in a grommet construction. The updated grommet style easily hangs on a decorative rod. Panels are 40" wide. Sold in pairs. Curtains are machine washable cotton with an acrylic suede backing. Imported. Choose: Khaki, Sage, Blue, or Natural.
Sage, Blue and Natural are no longer available.
$44.95Now: $29.99
Item Number | Product Description | Availability |
4009 | Grommet Tops - Khaki | Item Discontinued |


text:
Hepatitis A (cont.) Medical Author:
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. Medical Editor:
Mary Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP
Mary Nettleman, MD, MS, MACPMary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP is the Chair of the Department of Medicine at Michigan State University. She is a graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at Indiana University. IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepatitis A Medical Treatment
Next Page: Must Read Articles Related to Hepatitis A
Cirrhosis is a chronic (ongoing, long-term) disease of the liver. It means damage to the normal liver tissue that keeps this important organ from working as it ...learn more >>
Food Poisoning
Food poisoning is caused by infectious or toxic agents. Infectious agents include bacteria, parasites, and viruses. Toxic agents include pesticides on fruits or...learn more >>
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis is a general term that means inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis B is caused by infection with the hepatitis B virus (HBV, Hep B). Hepatitis B is tra...learn more >>
Viewer Comments & ReviewsHepatitis A - SymptomsThe eMedicineHealth physician editors ask:What symptoms did you experience with your Hepatitis A? Hepatitis A - TreatmentThe eMedicineHealth physician editors ask:What was the treatment for your hepatitis A infection? |
Women's Health
Find out what women really need.
From WebMD
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Read What Your Physician is Reading on Medscape
Hepatitis A »
One of the more common causes of acute hepatitis is hepatitis A virus (HAV).
Featured Topics
Medical Dictionary
Pill Identifier on RxList
- quick, easy,
pill identification
Find a Local Pharmacy
- including 24 hour, pharmacies


text:
Council Tax in Holme Marsh, Kington, Wales - Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news and views by texting WGS NEWS to 80360, or email us
The following are the annual council tax amounts payable in Holme Marsh, Kington, Wales.
Undefined index: Band_A
Information is indicative of actual value, and is supplied by Direct Gov.
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name


text:
Spinal CanalIllustration copyright 2000 by Nucleus Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.nucleusinc.com The spine (backbone) is a column of bones (vertebrae) stacked on top of one another. Each vertebra has a hole in its center. The spinal canal is the opening in the vertebrae through which the spinal cord runs.
eMedicineHealth Medical Reference from Healthwise This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions. To learn more visit Healthwise.org © 1995-2012 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated. |
Women's Health
Find out what women really need.
From WebMD
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Featured Topics
Most Popular Topics
Medical Dictionary
Pill Identifier on RxList
- quick, easy,
pill identification
Find a Local Pharmacy
- including 24 hour, pharmacies


text:
More Images
Sportiqe Celtics Grafton Oats Raglan Shirt
Price: $39.95
- Additional Details
- Brand: Sportiqe
- Color:
- Fit: Athletic Fit
- Gender: Men's
- Made Of: 50% Poly/38% Cotton/12% Rayon
Add a fun and retro look to your collection with this Boston Celtics Grafton Oats Raglan Shirt. Show that you've been a fan forever with old school shirt that is great for going to a game or everyday wear.
- Distressed screenprint graphics
- Long Sleeve with ribbed knit collar
- Machine washable.
- 50% Polyester, 12% Rayon, 38% Cotton.
- Officially licensed.
You May Also Like
Customer Service
Easy Returns:
Unconditional satisfaction guaranteed.
Safe Shopping:Confidentiality and privacy secured.
FAQ:Quick answers, easy solutions.


text:
82 comments:
- Lynn said...
He really is an amazing creature... he looks so happy! Thanks again for sharing!
- 1/15/2008
- Robin Marie said...
I hardly ever comment, but I have to say this is my favorite picture yet. He looks so proud of himself! Like James Dean or someone.
- 1/15/2008
- strangedays said...
He looks like he's strutting. He's beautiful :)
- 1/15/2008
- Bluefish Canoe said...
Has anyone seen that cat?
- 1/15/2008
- Hayden said...
a leg, right? Of what? It looks so big, but then my image of Charlie is bigger than he really is.
- 1/15/2008
- scrimmer said...
I have been so loving this photographic journey with Shreve and Charlie. I want everyone who reads this to know that not only is Shreve a free and giving spirit to take in a coyote, but that she is also courageous to do it in Wyoming. I live in New Mexico a similarly sparsely populated state and have been horrified by the degree to which predators in general and coyotes in particular are hated and persecuted.
Coyotes are killed with the blessing of the state for fun, they are hunted with predator calls, and trapped with steel-jawed leghold traps for their fur. In almost every state, the number you can kill is limitless and there is no season- you can do it year round. And for the questionable benefit of livestock producers even on public land, the government will also shoot them from helicopters and put out poisons. Your tax dollars are at work to kill 1.6 animals every hour and that number includes thousands of coyotes every year.
Right now though, there is at least this chance to stop the use of two poisons, cyanide and compound 1080. A petition has been filed to the EPA claiming that not only are these poisons an unacceptable risk to non-target animals and the environment, they are also poorly regulated biohazards that could potentially be used by terrorists.
Adding your comments on this petition could help turn the tide and at least stem some of the senseless and brutal killing of coyotes. Here is how you can do it:
1. Go to http://www.regulations.gov/search/index.jsp,
2. Paste in "hq-opp-2007-0944" under the blue "Comment or Submission" tab and click "go".
3. A page will open that shows a series of "comment submitted by . . . "
4. Under each of these comments, you will see a line that says "send a comment or submission" followed by a yellow bubble. Click on this line or bubble. You will then see a screen that will allow you to either enter or upload your comment.
5. You may also mail to this address:
Office of Pesticide Programs, Regulatory Public Docket (7502P)
Environmental Protection Agency,
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20460-0001
Re: Docket Number EPA-HQ-OPP-2007-0944
The comment deadline has been extended to March 5, 2008 and more information can be found here: http://sinapu.wordpress.com/2007/11/28/action-opportunity-help-ban-the-two-deadliest-predator-poisons/
Shreve, I hope you'll forgive this intrusion to your peaceful and wonderful blog. I think your readers need to know and I know they would want to help. Placing a link on the main page would help even more.
Mary Ray - 1/15/2008
- Hayden said...
oops, sorry, hadn't read the next post yet. elk.
- 1/15/2008
- M, Ms. R, Mom, Auntie M, Marey said...
Deer legs were a dog delicacy when I lived in Utah! Also beaver tails that were discarded after skinning...uh! When I moved to CA my dog was like..."what's this city crap?"
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Once you go elk, you don't go back...
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Mary Ray, thank you for posting this important information. I am sickened that my taxes are used for such killing - whether the war in Iraq or the killing of our wildlife whether it's poisoning coyotes or shooting wolves from planes, we must be a voice for wildlife and try to stop these persecutions! I volunteer with a wildlife rehab and a wildlife conservation group and you can be sure I will be passing this on to as many people as possible! Here in Marin County even the park rangers sometimes want to exterminate coyotes because of idiot people who feed them and cause them to become habituated and then aggressive. A fed wild animal almost always ends up being a dead wild animal...
Maggie - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Deer legs are still a delicacy in Montana, lol. Along with elk and antelope.
If you read Scrimmer's post about the gov't poisoning of wildlife you may want to visit http://www.nrdconline.org/campaign/nrdcaction_010808
to send an email letter telling the gov't to stop.
Robin - 1/15/2008
- nia said...
so beautiful :D
even though i'm a long-time vegetarian, and animal rights activist, it's a happy kind of shock to see Charlie with a leg in his mouth. it's a beautiful thing to see an animal happily living out their life as naturally as Charlie is, with the addition of a human ally to keep him safe from other humans.
before reading the notes, i was hoping he had found it himself, and had moved from mice to scavanged legs in just a few days. he really is growing and blossoming so nicely into a big saucy coyote :) - 1/15/2008
- spikethecat said...
My dog is drooling with envy! Happy day for Charlie!
- 1/15/2008
- butchy said...
this photo is a good reality check,
to remind us of Charlie's 'wild' side. (especially after yesterdays pic, ;))
I'm a long time veggie, too...but have never been shocked by seeing carnivores in the wild. it's the nature of the beast, as it were.
my problem has always been with the U.S. meat industry, it's practices & operations. blahblahblah...I know...I know.
that being said...are we sure Charlie didn't scavenge that bone from the local Bronto Burger!? - 1/15/2008
- coyotekisser said...
Howlooo Shreve and Charlie fans, This is my first time to comment and I have a big one coming. I want to make sure this goes through before I send the other.
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Your website thrills me beyond belief. It quite literally brings tears to my eyes every time I check in. Thanks so much for sharing Charlie with us.
- 1/15/2008
- jim in kansas said...
to some degree it's the same here in rural kansas as in new mexico and other states except there's no real market for the hides or anything. (state pays no longer pays a bounty)
locally i've never heard of a single incedent of any coyote attacking & killing any livestock (they will eat anything that dies) yet every idiot i know with a gun will shoot them just for fun because of the "viscious livestock killer" myth. i'm sure it probably happens sometimes...especially with sheep & goats, but in cattle country that myth just doesnt play out on any kind of normal basis that i'm aware of. the coyotes' biggest problem is in becoming victims of their own success...at being able to live & survive in increasingly urban areas. typical story : joe schmoe and family decide to leave the city and move to the 'burbs or the boondocks and then are shocked to find the family cat gets eaten when you leave it out at night...perpetuating the 'viscious killer coyote' thing all over again. heck, they gotta eat something when you clear-cut and pave their habitat. i'm personally a charter member of the 'every idiot with a gun' club...but until the local coyotes start wantonly killing our newborn calves and stalking my children, i'll never take a shot at any of them. what cracks me up even worse is all the people who stop in here all the time wanting to know if they can hunt coyotes on our place, they sure look at me funny when i ask them "how does it taste?" point being that if you aint gonna eat it...dont shoot it (that rule does not apply to rabid skunks & possums) - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
No disrespect, but when did this become a message board? I come here to read about Shreve, Eli and Charlie and thier world.
- 1/15/2008
- dancinghorse said...
I've always loved coyotes for their beauty and intelligence. One of my first memories of life in Arizona was riding my mare out in the desert and having a beautiful and healthy yearling coyote join us for a while before he went off on other business. Love the Charlie chronicles!
Jim in Kansas,I've lived in New England and now in Arizona, and I breed horses--and I've never had a problem with coyotes, ever, even with the newborn foals. The problems have invariably been with packs of domestic dogs, let out on weekends by owners who think leash laws are simply, you know, guidelines. Nothing quite stops the heart like finding your valuable and much loved young stallion at bay in his own turnout, attacked by the neighbor's dogs. They were too young and/or stupid to know about going for the hamstrings, but one of them had ripped his leg up pretty impressively (the bill was over $300) by the time I got there. He survived with some scarring. The dogs were put down by Animal Control.
Contrast that with the packs of coyotes that hunt through here. They run softly and quietly, they sometimes greet me with a glance, they may thin the rabbit and quail population on the way by, but they don't touch the larger livestock. They leave that to Rover and Fido and his dear, sweet friends who would never, ever eat anything but the kibble Mummy feeds them, oh no.
Yes, I have dogs. They have a fenced yard with plenty of space to run. They are never let out to run free. I'd trust the coyotes 'way more than the dogs to leave the local livestock alone. - 1/15/2008
- Shannon H. said...
*balloon over Charlie's head*
Gone to be a Coyote, BRB... - 1/15/2008
- coyotekisser said...
Howloooo Shreve and Charlie fans,
I have left this up to Shreve to approve before I submitted this. As all of you do, I think Shreves' site is wonderful. I think Shreve is wonderful. I know Charlie is wonderful because I live with a coyote too, Yippee.
My husband and I have lived with Yippee for 12 years. She has her own story and I will probably post it because I think it will complement Charlies' story. They have much different lifestyles but they are both thoroughly loved. I don't have near the talent that Shreve has for writing and photography. I don't intend to compete with her. She does need to write a book. There should be PBS specials about her. I just hope to help her and others understand the responsibility and expectations of living with a coyote.
I can give advice for what has worked for me. However, I DO NOT ADVOCATE THAT PEOPLE GO OUT AND FIND A COYOTE FOR A PET. They are a wild animal. Each personality can be different from other coyotes. They live in a pack and they fight for dominance throughout their lifetime and they will try to dominate you, testing you all the time. You are their pack. They will also protect their territory and family fiercely. They should never be loose around small children or other pets. Strangers should never approach them. A coyote will retreat rather than fight but they are sneaky and can sneak up behind a stranger and grab them from behind(usually not doing more than a nip at your pants or a good pinch to your leg). If you face them and they are not cornered, they will retreat but if they don't, much like encountering a cougar, never turn and run, make yourself look as big as you can, pick up a stick to threaten them with and make lots of noise. Never, ever, hit them. Wait until they turn and leave before you leave. I actually have not heard of a wild coyote standing their ground with humans unless trapped or hurt. If they are cornered, back away. Coyotes will fight for their lives and are easily scared. They feel threatened from things no one can understand, probably from the human persecution they have developed instinct for.
Coyotes cannot be bullied. They willingly do what they want to do. They have to be understood. That understanding come from people with great experience of handling wild animals and a lifetime of studying them. Just owning and caring for domestic animals does not give a person enough experience to handle a coyote or other wild animal. Dog experts do not qualify. Coyotes are not like domestic dogs. Understanding and real experience is the biggest tool you can have. I have the background for it. Shreve has qualified direct help from knowledgeable people.
My husband and I love Yippee. She loves us too because we show her respect. She is our "Coyote Princess" and lights up our lives. I love to watch Shreves' adventure with Charlie. It brings back happy memories of Yippees' childhood. She is still a little "Trickster" at 12 and is very healthy. We hope she lives forever, as we hope Charlie does, and that he and Shreve share their lives together forever. Some people are just lucky and things fall into place. We'll share our luck with you. Neither of us went out in search for a coyote. The coyote spirit came to us. - 1/15/2008
- BHop said...
It's not that shocking... I have to admit I thought it was a log before I read your posting! Even after that, I was like "Huh. There's the hoof. Cool."
Shock averted. - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Have you taken Charlie to the vet to get immunization shots, is that something coyotes need also? Forgive me if its a stupid question but I live in
LA so my exposure to animal wild life is limited, but our dog gets his shots once a year.
Charlie is gorgeous and your blog is my favorite.
Robyn - 1/15/2008
- Meg said...
What is your job, if you don't mind my asking? You must work from home, right? Your life seems so suited to you: out in the rurals of Wyoming, just you, Eli, and Charlie. I have to admit to some jealousy!
Like many other fans of your blog, I would love for you to come out with a book. Your writing and photography are simply marvelous. If you need a proofreader, let me know! - 1/15/2008
- Kim said...
In response to anonymous who said, "No disrespect, but when did this become a message board? I come here to read about Shreve, Eli and Charlie and thier world."
One definition of a blog - An online diary where people can post messages and others may view and respond to the posts.
I have a suggestion: Don't read the comments. Just read what Shreve's posts on the home page. - 1/15/2008
- Weezer said...
I agree with Ananymous: When did this become a place for everyone else to write their stories? They are interesting, and in the case of petitions to stop poisoning, etc., they are necessary----but not here.
I just love Shreve's photos and accounts of Charlie and Eli. - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
What a handsome lad. My lab, LuLu gets that look when she catches an unlucky gopher or finds a windfall avocado. We count ourselves fortunate to live amongst these noble,but persecuted creatures.
- 1/15/2008
- msgina said...
It's so wonderful to see at least one coyote who has an interesting, fun and safe life. You two were lucky to find each other. I really enjoy the blog. Keep up the great work!
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Seeing Charlie with an animal part is not shocking at all. He is indeed part of nature.
Seeing people hunting is gross though! Seeing people hunting coyotes is disheartening. Where I lived they have a contest to see who can kill the biggest one (photos in the newspaper of dead coyotes and all.) AFter seeing this blog I'm seriously revolted by coyote hunters. - 1/15/2008
- Tuppence said...
i did leave a comment earlier, well at least i thought i did, but i dont think it saved, anyway it was just to say: i really had started to think of late that there werent any nice people left in this world but you've proved me very wrong and so has this blog, which is full (mostly full) of lovely comments from kind hearted people like yourself all supporting you. what an inspiration you are and what a lucky little boy he is. your blog is wonderful, Old Man Lincoln put out the word about it and reeled us all in, its a lovely story and i hope charlie and eli live long and happy lives. just ignore the horrid comments made by the unsupportive let them go over your head, and remember all the support you have from the nice people on here. you deserve lots of luck for what you've done for that little boy, good on you girl. take care of you.
- 1/15/2008
- tek said...
A friend of mine bow hunts whitetail...I always get the legs for my wolfdog. He loves them too...heaven.
Beautiful pictures.
~tekmet.blogspot.com - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
Hello to Charlie.
- 1/15/2008
- Terry said...
How is Mr. Eli doing these days, is he just being camera shy? Thank you for the wonderful photos you take and I enjoy your writings as well. God Bless you and your furry family.
- 1/15/2008
- KOSTAS said...
That more beautiful, - with completed subject of nature, - that I met almost in the two years surfing in internet, he is this blog.
Litteraly I remained without speech, and you I congratulate lady, for your love in this creature, your patience, him you make domestic, him you educate, and his generally daily care.
The photographs, as well as your comments splendidly.
The god you it blesses, you it gives health, happiness and luck. - 1/15/2008
- Keera Ann Fox said...
I can't stop being amazed at what a beautiful animal Charlie is. I'm sure no coyote has been shown off as well as Charlie.
I know that coyotes are intelligent and adaptable, and Charlie's letting us see what (very high) degree that intelligence and adaptability is. The contrast between him zoned out on the bed and now alert and carrying a leg doesn't really feel like a contrast. It's Charlie. He can do anything. :-) - 1/15/2008
- Catonya said...
How 'bout letting Shreve decide which comments are or aren't appropriate? Given that it's her blog and all...
- 1/15/2008
- wyoming lover said...
The grand prize for being a coyote. Such a happy coyote! I agree with strangedays, he does look liek he's strutting. I love the ears!
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
I would like to echo what Tuppence said about thinking that there weren't any nice people left in the world and how this blog has proved both of us wrong. My cynical and often sarcastic side has been smoothed down a bit by Shreve, Eli, Charlie and the folks who have posted comments (well, most of them!) on this blog.
Shreve, thank you for the kindness you have shown by not only saving a living creature, but also for continuing to post beautiful pictures and your wonderful comments and updating us daily on the Wyoming Three. To those of you who comment regularly and who helped to stop the negative and sometimes mean-spirited comments, thank you.
This is probably way over simplifying things, but if a coyote can kiss a cow and live in a cabin with a woman and a cat, then maybe there is hope for "this fragile earth our island home." *
* 1982 Book of Common Prayer - 1/15/2008
- becky said...
i'm in ur field, eatin ur legz
this is my favorite photo yet - he is so beautiful. hearing the coyotes at night when i was a kid used to really scare me... i'm so glad i get to see a different side of them now. - 1/15/2008
- Ashee said...
- 1/15/2008
- Jenny said...
Too funny, Becky! Nice post, Anonymous!
I can't believe I'm going to say this but... guess our Charlie's a leg man... (I know, boo-hiss...)
Jenny blushing in Colorado - 1/15/2008
- T-Rex said...
I, for one, really enjoy reading the (positive) comments the rest of you guys leave here. I like hearing stories about your dogs, cats, and coyote encounters. Isn't this what the comments section is for?
How else would I have known that dog paws smell like corn chips? :-) - 1/15/2008
- nwrammsteinfan said...
Many years ago on a road trip, a little house dog we had leapt back into the truck with a deer leg in his mouth...couldnt let him have it in the cab of course, and it WAS kinda gross, but nice to see his nature kick in.
Very recently our young dog Jack caught his first bunny, much like Charlie recently got his first mouse. It was good to see Jack did what was natural for him, and tho he wasnt sure what to do with it after hed killed it, he was quite proud of himself and has suddenly matured into quite 'The Man'...I tossed the body where only the racoons and coyotes or eagles could get it so it wouldnt be wasted, and it disappeared within the hour
Now Jack has a whole new bearing. Still sweet and lovable but with a certain confidence and pride that makes us smile. - 1/15/2008
- Chris said...
He looks very natural with that leg in his mouth. And just as natural stretched out over your (or should I say his) bed. He is a well rounded guy.
- 1/15/2008
- coyotefound said...
There is a very happy, proud Coyote. He is in his element! Beautiful...
- 1/15/2008
- Meow House said...
And now for some anthropomorphization: he looks just like a 10-year-old boy who has just received his very first brand-new leather baseball glove and is outside proudly showing it off to everyone in sight.
Um why is it that practically every day a picture comes up to which I say, "Oh THAT'S my favorite one so far!" and then the next day, it happens again, and the next, again. :-) - 1/15/2008
- DK said...
I'm glad you told us what that was, because I would've spent a lot longer trying to figre it out! Somehow I think this seems just fine, but the cowpie still grosses me out. Whatever.
He really does look so proud. How much of it did he eat before he buried it somewhere? - 1/15/2008
- Le Fiffre said...
Shreve, you're a good mom to understand who Charlie really is and help him on his natural way. There are some human analogues there. It's called Unconditional Love and Selflessness.
Good job. - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
- 1/15/2008
- juliana said...
ditto what t-rex said!!! i laughed out loud when i saw someone comment on dog paws smelling like corn chips. i have long loved smelling my pup's little paws and often thought that. nice to know i'm not the only nut who smells my dogs paws and enjoys the scent!
- 1/15/2008
- Amy in Somerville said...
This is the BE:ST treat you can give any canine. It will keep Charlie's teeth spotless, guaranteed!
Clearly Charlie is thriving and happy, Shreve must be so proud!!! - 1/15/2008
- gaga said...
LMAO Becky! When I first saw the picture I thought to myself "i finded u a bonz bt i eated it."
Busy busy busy boy. The sheer joy of life in his eyes makes me smile.
coyotekisser I loved your post. I am a sucker for all animals but tend to identify with cats. Still, your description of coyote-ness makes me think of me. - 1/15/2008
- PollyB said...
Charlie is so beautiful. I'm currently pregnant and overemotional (darn hormones) and the photo of him in the snow just made me cry - right before I made it my desktop background.
You are doing a wonderful job bringing him up despite coyotes being not the most popular animal around where you live, and I commend you in what you're doing.
My husband fully understands having brought up a dingo when he was younger (we live in Australia). Unfortunately as the pup got older he was taken away as it was apparently 'illegal' to keep one. I think nowadays dingos are more accepted and there are several breeding programs over here. I hope that coyotes can also be more accepted soon :o).
Sorry for the long ramble.... - 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
really enjoy your website. glad to see you have an open mind regarding hunting and the role man as a predator has.I know coyotes are wonderful creatures, but so are deer and when to many coyotes exist their are no rabbits or deer left. maintaining balance is the key and hunting of coyotes plays a part in that balance.
- 1/15/2008
- sdealfitzgerald said...
I've posted an entry on my blog about yours, it's at http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-6rHM4Q4if6ND2EMZDZADO9FvI0zPUXo-?cq=1&p=1348
Thanks for sharing Charlie. I remember one morning an old lab of mine came up in the yard with the better part of a deer's hind leg. I was sure that it was human. Scared me to death. - 1/15/2008
- jaxon said...
Good for you Shreve! Keeping Charlie's instincts and teeth nice and shiny!
Thanks for the wonderful snowsmile pic. I set it as my desktop. When I get up in the morning Charlie is smiling at me and I smile right back. You are each such a blessing to the world. Do you realize how much joy you and Charlie and Eli are bringing each day? Such good karma you are racking up girl!
BTW? Where IS Eli lately? Pics please? I love seeing them together. It's the only way I can tell how big Charlie is getting.
Love, Jaxon - 1/15/2008
- riosmom said...
Shreve, once Charlie had the bone would he let you take it away? Or did you respect his ownership and not try? I want my dog to give me anything she has at any time but if I were living with a coyote who might one day want to be wild I think I would feel very differently. Still, there is always the time when you want to be able to take something away that is dangerous for an animal. Wondering, too, if you have had dogs and if living with Charlie is influenced by your experience with dogs. I know you can't answer all these questions but maybe the answers will make their way into your book. BTW, may I add my name to the list of people offering to be proof readers? I have done a LOT of editing and am VERY good at it.
- 1/15/2008
- Janel said...
Well, canines behave the same way in the wild as they do in the city. The picture reminded me of the time my dog Otto found a deer leg in Rock Creek National Park in DC, but (gross!) it still had the fur on it. But you were lucky to have your camera, and did not get surprised by Charlie!
- 1/15/2008
- Weezer said...
To the webmaster: What'n the hell's going on here?? I wrote a nice comment a couple days ago under the name "Weezer." What's posted under this name has no revelence whatsoever to my words.
- 1/15/2008
- Anonymous said...
I really loved Coyotkisser's informative comments. Puts things in the right perspective about coyotes.
- 1/16/2008
- lesley said...
The love is unconditional for Charlie. :)
There are many humans I have difficulty accepting. Animals, I have no trouble with, ever. - 1/16/2008
- Merely Cat Manor said...
Its good to see Charlie finally getting a leg up in this world...
- 1/16/2008
- Tuppence said...
hello, thank you 'anon' for your kind words.
as i only discovered this lovely story yesterday, i then went to read up on coyotes, wow, theyre very intelligent and contrary to what some people (not the lovely comments on here) will have you believe, coyotes are not aggressive towards humans, theyre loving and faithful and deserve far more respect. i'm a life long veggie but of course respect that hunting is a matter of survival for other animals. humans are the only animal to hunt for fun, when are we going to stop destroying this planet and have more respect. humans think they have a right to control anything they deem as a pest, the only pests are the humans ruining this place.
shreve, charlie and eli have proved that everything can live in peace with each other given the chance.
i'm not sure how these blogs work, as i'm new to it all (and dont want to ruffle any feathers by side-tracking from charlie's blog) but i wonder if we can possibly say a big thank you to Old Man Lincoln for notifying a lot of us on the daily photo blogs to Charlie's blog? - 1/16/2008
- Peter said...
No comments. Just to say that I promised to be back and that I'm back... with pleasure!
- 1/16/2008
- Libba Roberts said...
i think he looks incredible. what else do you guys hunt?
- 1/16/2008
- Anonymous said...
Someone mentioned using a photo on their desktop and I was wondering if you felt this was OK, especially since you SELL your photos. Some photographers consider this stealing. I've wanted to save a picture or two and decided not to because I didn't know if it was OK...
- 1/16/2008
- shreve said...
Saving pics to your desktop or using them as your screensaver is fine with me. It's so easy to do, and if the photos of Charlie inspire a particular emotion or just plain make your day better, then I consider it an honor. If I found someone using my images to sell a product without my consent or release, that would be a different story, but personal noncommercial desktop screensaver use is no problem. S.S.
- 1/16/2008
- C... said...
Wow! Charlie is amazing, absolutely gorgeous, and you're doing a great job with him Shreve... He must've been sooooo psyched to get ahold of that elk leg! I had a cat once that I gave a lobster body to. He ran outside with it, dragged it under my car and didn't come out 'til he was done for fear of it being taken away... I'm in southeastern NH and while there "are" coyotes here, they're hardly a problem... I live with a Belgian Malinois puppy, which I believe is about the closest the domesticated dog world can come to a wild coyote or wolf-like creature. Jazz has got a lot of red in her fur and is often mistaken for a fox...
- 1/16/2008
- Janine said...
My German shepherds are soooo jealous.
- 1/16/2008
- Anonymous said...
Do coyotes' coats change color in the winter? He looks an entirely different color in the "click on" running-in-the snow winter shot!
- 1/16/2008
- teriflannagan said...
Balloon caption above Charlie's head reads, "Look at my new walking stick and it comes with it's own hoof!"
- 1/16/2008
- Sara D said...
I've been a fan for a few months, sent over by Dooce.com. This shot has got to be one of my favorites. I think Charlie is so very blessed to have an adopted momma that allows him to be who he is. Most canine owners would totally freak at the thought of giving their babies a leg of elk. LOL The way you, Eli, and Charlie coexist peacefully with one another truly warms my heart, and I am so glad that you share the experience with all of us. Your photography is spectacular as well. Take care!
- 1/16/2008
- Kelly H. said...
In my best Homer Simpson voice, "Mmmmmm...Elk."
- 1/16/2008
- Wine Dog said...
My Goodness! He looks so proud! I love coming to read about Charlie. Thank you for writing about him and sharing his coyote adventures. It truly is amazing and you seem like the perfect person to be a witness to it all.
- 1/16/2008
- spongebrooke said...
i'm so jealous! i LOVE elk!
- 1/16/2008
- archi's mum said...
sigh... i mostly lurk on this site but i just have to comment and say... i'm so totally jealous of your life :-) you are living a dream i would love to have but just like you didn't make it happen, he needed your help, i can't just go out and "adopt" a yote! your pictures and journal entries are marvelous, fun and amazing. thanks for sharing your world with us!
- 1/16/2008
- Sarah in Montreal said...
I love that you enable Charlie to do what coyotes do. He does look proud of his bone! I am in awe of you and what you have done for Charlie. Thanks again so much for sharing your beautiful stories and incredible photography
- 1/17/2008
- teckelmn said...
Simply, Thank You.
- 1/18/2008
- fotograh said...
Charlie must have felt like a proud successful hunter after a long journey of stalking a prey.
- 1/19/2008
- Cats~Goats~Quotes said...
Beautiful animal!
I don't mind people posting comments about their experience with animals. It's pretty easy to just not click on the comments :)
Always enjoy your blog! - 1/23/2008
- Barn Cat said...
The perfect fall snack for a pup!
- 1/25/2008
- gsteemso said...
Now that is one happy coyote. He almost looks like he's trying to find a place to bury it.
What did the cat make of this episode? Cats will share, albeit unwillingly, if their kill is larger than they can monopolize and eat at the same time. What do coyotes do? - 1/27/2008


text:
Flingo and the Future of TV
Category: Tablets, Social Networking
As appliances and household entertainment systems go online, living rooms are getting smarter. To tap into the connected home, companies are augmenting the experience of watching TV. Flingo, a smart TV apps publisher, is using iPads to help connect the TV viewer to content viewed on their TV.
While at CES, I spoke to Ashwin Navin, co-founder of Flingo about their latest product launch called Samba. The technology surfaces relevant information to TV shows such as related shows or details on actors. We also walked over to Haier's booth to see how Samba is implemented with their line of TVs.
Watch our interview here:
Boonsri Dickinson is the Associate Editor of BYTE


text:
Oak Shiny Grain Leather
£325 (was £650)
Based on the men's classic Brynmore bag, the Bryn is a functional yet chic piece of signature Mulberry leather craft. It features iconic hardware, such as the postman's lock. Carry by the top handle or go hands-free with the adjustable, detachable cross-body strap. This timeless design has been reworked in an elegant smaller version.
Grainy Print
This is a smooth and soft leather with an embossed grain appearance. The leather is lightly finished to enhance the grain and improve surface protection.
The leather will relax and soften with age and use, enhancing the natural characteristics of the material.
Due to the light finish, rainfall may mark the surface. If the leather becomes damp, wipe the surface with a clean dry cloth as soon as possible and allow to dry naturally.


text:
Can't Find It?
Can't Find It?
If you can't find a product in our database, just let us know. We'll either offer you a personalized quote and give you cash back or offer to recycle it for free. Just fill out this form and we'll send you a free prepaid shipping label to send us your item.
Please provide:
1. Brand
2. Product Name
3. Model Number
4. Your contact info (Name, email and phone number if possible).


text:
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — New Ball State coach James Whitford has hired Billy Wright as an assistant.
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — Ball State basketball coach James Whitford hired Jason Grunkemeyer as an assistant Friday.
YPSILANTI, Mich.
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — New Ball State coach James Whitford has hired former Florida star Brett Nelson as associate head coach.
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming's season is done, but coach Larry Shyatt sees the start of something good.
DENVER (AP) — Brett Olson scored 15 points and his defensive pressure helped turn aside a potential go-ahead layup with 21 seconds remaining as
CLEVELAND (AP) — Chris Evans scored six of his 25 points in the final 2 ½ minutes to help fourth-seeded Kent State hold off eighth-seeded Buffalo 7
CLEVELAND (AP) — Derek Thompson scored 14 points as Eastern Michigan used a team effort to beat Miami (Ohio) 58-47 Wednesday night in the second
CLEVELAND (AP) — Will Regan hit five 3-pointers en route to 36 points, and Buffalo defeated Ball State 76-61 Wednesday night in the second round
YPSILANTI, Mich.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) — Jon Harris scored 14 points as 11th-seeded Miami (Ohio) snapped a nine-game losing streak in beating sixth-seeded


text:
Synopsis.....Scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected later tonight into early Wednesday. Some of the storms will be locally heavy with isolated rainfall totals between 1-2 inches possible. It appears that any severe weather will likely pass to our north. Otherwise, a dry weekend forecast can be expected with near normal temperatures.
Lakes ...


text:
Teylers Museum Haarlem
Rafaël in Haarlem
Until 6 January 2013 Teylers Museum in the beautiful city of Haarlem has an exhibition of over 90 drawings of Rafaël. This is the first time these drawings are on display in The Netherlands and is therefore a unique exhibition.
Visiting the museum also gives you an opportunity to visit Haarlem, one of nicest cities in The Netherlands. Haarlem is located at only 20 minutes by train from Amsterdam, so it is easily accessible.
More information: http://www.teylersmuseum.eu/index.php?item=71&flact=1&lang=en
Laatst aangepast (dinsdag, 09 oktober 2012 14:08)


text:
Lollipops N Gumdrops is your one stop shop for all your digital scrapbooking and creative needs! We opened in 2009 and to date continue to provide our customers with great new products almost daily!
All products at Lollipops N Gumdrops are for digital download ONLY. No items will be shipped directly to you. Download links are good for 7 days or 5 downloads. Should you need more or should you have a computer issue, please email us and we will be more than happy to reset the download for you. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday from 10am - 6pm EST. Should you need assistance after these hours, it will be provided the next business day. Thank you for your patronage.
Lollipops N Gumdrops ONLY accepts Paypal as a form of payment. We are Paypal Verified to help ensure that you have a safe, rewarding shopping experience.


text:
It is fall, 2000. Frank Bascombe, fifty-five, settled in his realty business in Sea-Clift, New Jersey, has arrived at a state of optimistic pragmatism that he calls the Permanent Period of life. Mistakes have been made; dreams downsized, and Frank reflects that now there are fewer opportunities left in life to get things wrong. But the tranquility he had anticipated is not to be. Who could have guessed that his second wife Sally would walk out on their apparently happy marriage? Or that he would be spending Thanksgiving dinner with first wife Ann and their two children? That Ann might still feel for him what he has never quite stopped feeling for her? Life in the Permanent Period proves as ambivalent, precarious and full of possibility as ever. In his third Frank Bascombe novel, after the bestselling The Sportswriter and Independence Day, Richard Ford contemplates the human character with wry precision and luminous prose.
Product Information
Reader: Richard Dillane Running Time: 28 minutes Publisher: AudioGO Ltd File Quality: MP3 (256 kbps) Release Date: 05/10/2012 D/L ISBN: 9781445849980 £1.24 £2.49
Please rate this title


text:
Five Sense Aroma Diffuser
Item# 05-0752
Handcrafted essential oil, musical room atomizer
- Inspired by an ancient Chinese musical instrument
- Handcrafted hard wood
- Hand-blown glass diffuser
- Diffuses pure essential oils into the room
- Plays traditional Chinese music and music of your choice
- Built-in MP3 connection
- Tranquil LED lights create serene atmosphere
- Convenient remote control operation
Balance mind, body and spirit by engaging the senses with this handcrafted maple wood and hand-blown glass aroma diffuser. Inspired in design by an ancient Chinese musical instrument, this elegant piece gently atomizes pure essential oils while playing traditional Chinese music (or your choice of music with the MP3 connection). Soft LED lights complete the atmosphere of gentle serenity. Includes remote control. Imported.


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
A lost interview of Martin Luther King Jr. recorded more than five decades ago, but recently found in a Tennessee attic, will soon be heard in the last room where the civil rights leader slept.
Illusionist David Copperfield purchased the reel-to-reel tape Wednesday and will donate it to the National Civil Rights Museum, which is housed in the Lorraine Motel. King was shot to death standing on a balcony of the Memphis, Tennessee, motel on April 4, 1968.
"It gave me chills," Copperfield told CNN Wednesday in a phone interview, explaining why he bought the tape for an undisclosed amount.
It was striking because the recording revealed King in a relaxed mood, Copperfield said.
"We've heard Dr. King talk about peaceful change in the public forum, but this is an audio tape of him talking conversationally," he said. "I'm certainly no expert, but it's the first time I've ever heard him in that context and I was very moved by it."
Copperfield said he wanted to give the recording to the museum because it "is just the right thing to do."
"He's certainly one of the great inspirational figures in history," Copperfield said. "So much of what I do, in my own little way, is making people dream, transporting them, making them think differently. That's what magic does. His dream was far greater than any entertainer can provide."
Keya Morgan, a collector and expert on rare historical artifacts, authenticated the reel and appraised it at $100,000 last month.
"When I heard it, I got goose bumps all over," Morgan said, "It feels like he's sitting in your living room and talking to you."
The museum will put the recording on exhibit in the motel room where King stayed his last nights in Memphis, Morgan said.


text:
Name (first name only): Dave
Date of Birth (month & day): September 14
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Left/Right Handed: Right
Sex: Male
Location: Hermitage Tn
Marital Status: Married
Nationality: Scottish, Irish & English
Occupation: Sales
Football Related:
Favorite NFL team: Chicago Bears
Most Hated NFL team: besides the rest of the NFC north... 49er's!!!
Your most memorable moment as you were rooting for your team: 2004 Game VS Titans being at the game when they sacked Volek for the safety in OT.
Your most painful moment as you were rooting for your team: Any loss to a divy rival
General Information:
Favorite TV show: CSI
Favorite Movie: Braveheart
Favorite Song: SuperBowl Shuffle
Favorite Band/Artist: RUSH, Led Zeppelin & Metallica
Favorite Actor/ Actress: Mel Gibson
Favorite drink: Pepsi
Favorite food: Mexican
Turn offs: Mean People
Turn ons: Brunettes
Hobbies: Sprots, PC Gaming, Classic Cars
Questions Relating to Da Bearz.com:
What do you like about Da Bearz: I like that the people have inteligent conversations without belittling or talking smack to one another. I have been on the other forums and people there suck for the most part.
If you could, what would you improve on Da Bearz: Nothing
Who (other than yourself) is your favorite poster: Acquita & 4th ( spelling )
What is your favorite forum: All the folders
What member would you like to hang out with most outside of Da Bearz: All of them, Everyone seems really cool!


text:
Graf Zeppelin wrote:I am pleased to be able to anounce that we will be holding a Night Photoshoot for the visiting Typhoons on Wednesday 9th May. Apologies for the late notice, this was due to circumstances beyond our control. Apaprt from the Typhoons we will also have other air assets involved with the current Olympic exercise as well as a BBMF Spitfire joining the line up! More info in the next 24 hrs. I will be sending out the booking mail to those on my mailing list from the last Night Photoshoot (XI). PLease note that this event is on a Wednesday rather than the usual Thursday!
RickIngham wrote:Good effort Phil! Going to be close finishing work at 18:00!
PeteM wrote:One of the advantages of being retired, I don't have to worry about annual leave or duty swaps
My diary is free!
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests


text:
It's necessary to get Adobe Flash Player to see this page correctly.
Recent FIS NewsBelow you will find a listing of recent FIS News Find your newsEight FIS World Cup tours in action It was a major FIS World Cup weekend last weekend, with eight FIS World Cup tours in full action. The FIS Cross-Country World Cup presented by Viessmann returned to the Italian city of Milan after a break of 14 years. On Saturday, 25,000 spectators came to Parco Sempione to witness the maiden individual World Cup victory of Ida Ingemarsdotter (SWE). In the men's race Eirik Brandsdal (NOR) bested the field. Ingemarsdotter also won in the team sprint as part of the victorious Swedish team ahead of USA which scored a historic first team podium together with the Canadians who took third whilst Russia won the men's competition. The Bauhaus FIS Ski Jumping World Cup presented by Viessmann continued on the ski flying hill of Kulm-Bad Mitterndorf (AUT). After Saturday's competition had to be cancelled due to strong, gusty winds and snowfall, Sunday saw two competitions held. The first event was decided after one round and the victory went to Slovene Robert Kranjec. In the second competition in the afternoon Anders Bardal of Norway claimed victory ahead of Daiki Ito (JPN) who showed the weekend's longest jumps. After total domination during the Four-Hills-Tournament, only one Austrian, Thomas Morgenstern, managed a podium finish last weekend. His teammate Andreas Kofler however continues to lead the overall World Cup rankings with Bardal rising to 3rd thanks to two podium finishes at Kulm. On the ladies' side, the female jumpers staged their pre-World Championship competitions in Val di Fiemme (ITA) where Sarah Hendrickson (USA) continued her winning ways. She scored already her fourth victory in five competitions and now leads the overall World Cup rankings by 156 points over Daniela Iraschko (AUT). Meanwhile, the DKB FIS Nordic Combined World Cup visited Chaux-Neuve (FRA) for a long weekend of three competitions. Italy's Alessandro Pittin (ITA) made history not only by claiming the first World Cup win for his country but by taking three World Cup victories in as many days. More than 20'000 spectators attended the weekend's events. The DKB FIS Nordic Combined World Cup will continue with three competitions in Val di Fiemme from 3rd-5th February. The men's tour in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup also made its mark in the record books at the 82nd edition of the Lauberhorn Races in Wengen (SUI) by setting a new spectator record of 66'000 over the three days of racing, with 4'000 more than last year. The crowd had much to celebrate as local hero Beat Feuz triumphed in the downhill on home snow, after taking 2nd in Friday's super combined. Friday's and Sunday's winner was the same, Ivica Kostelic, who now shares the record of total and most consecutive slalom wins in Wengen with ski legend Ingemar Stenmark. Under bluebird skies and bright sunshine in Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA), the ladies tour saw the return of World Cup leader Lindsey Vonn (USA) on top of the podium in Sunday's super-G. She now ranks 3rd on the ladies' all-time list of career World Cup victories. On Saturday, Daniela Merighetti scored her career's first World Cup win at 30 years of age in front of the home crowd and against the backdrop of the beautiful Dolomites. The FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup was spread across two continents as the mogul skiers continued their season with a dual competition and aerials launched their season in Mt Gabriel (CAN) whilst the Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup continued with two competitions in Alpe d'Huez and Les Contamines, France. After the fourth and fifth season competitions, the Swiss have the ski cross World Cup rankings under control with Sanna Lüdi leading the ladies' and Alex Fiva the men's standings. In moguls, Hannah Kearney (USA) and Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) completed their season hat tricks, with Kearney extending her winning streak to ten competitions back-to-back. The aerials events saw two first time winners with Russian Pavel Krotov winning the men's and Olga Volkova of the Ukraine the ladies competition. It was the first time the new super final format was used at this level of competition where the top four jumpers from finals jump again to determine the order of the podium. The LG Snowboard World Cup resumed in 2012 with two days of parallel slalom in Austria, in Jauerling and Bad Gastein, marking Jauerling's World Cup debut. After the two competitions, Switzerland's Patrizia Kummer extended her World Cup lead to 740 over teammate Fraenzi Maegert-Kohli (2,900). On the men's side, Roland Fischnaller (ITA) took over the parallel World Cup leader's seat. Benjamin Karl (AUT, 4,020) ranks second, a mere 110 points behind. Visit the FIS discipline websites, such as www.fiscrosscountry.com or www.fisalpine.com, for full details. |
credit | © copyright This website is the only official website of the Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS), the International Ski Federation, and is © FIS. All rights reserved. No commercial reproduction, adaptation, distribution or transmission of any part or parts of this website or any information contained, herein by any means whatsoever is permitted without the prior written permission of FIS. | contact | links | home | mobile.fisski.com |


text:
The Logan County Cougar football team secured their spot in the playoffs on Friday night after their home win over the Barren County Trojans.
The Cougars played an intense game against the Trojans and came out with a narrow 21-20 win.
The Cougars had a very active first quarter to bring them into a solid lead. Early in the first quarter, 17 yard roll-out pass touchdown to Gage Hales from Justin Rone would begin the game for the Cougars. The Cougars gained possession of the ball shortly after and Hales would score with a one yard touchdown run to bring the score to 14-0. Justin Rone would then throw a 72 yard-pass to Hales to end the first quarter 21-0 for the Cougars.
The Trojans would attempt a comeback in the second quarter after scoring two touchdowns which would bring the score to 21-12 at the half.
The third and fourth quarters of the game were slow for both teams until the Trojans gained possession of the ball and would score with two minutes to go in the fourth. They got the extra two points which would bring the Trojans closer to a win with a score of 21-20.
With just seconds on the clock, Rone made a mistake and threw an interception which would put the Trojans close to their end zone. The Trojans attempted a pass to score but it was broken up by Mason Robertson to end the game with a Cougar victory.
Brennan Rostampour would lead the cougars with 33 yards rushing. Hales trailed close behind with 31 rushing yards and Rone with 28. Rone would finish the night with 134 yards passing, with Hales leading with 89 receiving yards and Taylor Blakemore with 49.
"I think we played really good tonight. We had to overcome a lot of adversity but I'm very happy. We did a lot better tonight especially with our tackling. They just put it together tonight and got into the playoffs which is huge for the growth of this program," said head coach Dain Gregory. "We were a totally different team tonight. They never laid down, they kept bending but never breaking. I think we matured a lot tonight but we got a lot of work to do."
The Cougars will face Warren Central next Friday at their homecoming game. Homecoming will start at 6:30.


text:
Our Destination Experts have stayed in our rentals and will help you book the perfect vacation.
Receive 20% off your 5 night or more stay for travel between 5/23/13 - 10/5/13. Promotion is blacked out 5/25/13, 6/13/13 - 6/15/13, 6/22/13, 6/28/13 - 7/1/13 and 7/4/13 - 7/6/13
Minimum night stay requirements and other restrictions may apply. Properties displayed on this site are subject to availability at time of purchase. Valid on new reservations only. Promotion cannot be combined with any other offer.
The Molly Gibson Lodge is an Aspen, Colorado hotel with luxurious yet historic accommodations located perfectly close to the beautiful Paepcke Park and is just three short blocks from the heart of the town of Aspen, Colorado. The comfortable skier's chalet is sure to make the Aspen vacation memorable. Guests can relax and know that everything is taken care of in the Aspen Snowmass lodging rooms where amenities abound to make the stay as comfortable, convenient, and stress-free as possible. The Molly Gibson Hotel stay will include great accommodations in one of the Best Aspen Luxury Hotels offering different room and suite choices depending upon the guest's priorities and needs such as pet friendly hotels. With welcoming guest rooms where pets are part of the community, and a professional, dedicated, knowledgeable staff that truly cares about guests comfort, the Molly Gibson Lodge is Aspen's premier affordable vacation lodge, no matter the season.
This Molly King room, one bathroom unit features a wood burning fireplace or an in-room Jacuzzi tub, down duvets, 300 thread count sheets, plush terry robes, a flat panel television with HD programming, an iPod home alarm clock, a DVD player, complimentary wireless high speed internet access, Gilchrist & Soames bath products, air conditioning, a mini fridge, a hair dryer, a coffee maker, a safe, an iron/ironing board and a humidifier available upon request. Bedding includes a King sized bed. This unit may accommodate two guests.
Photos are representative of the property and may differ from the actual unit that is reserved.
For more detailed information about the amenities for this property please call one of our Destination Experts at (800) 905-4516
Adults 1 2 3 4 5+
Children 0 1 2 3 4 5+
NOTE: Calendar displays standard nightly rates. Please see above for our best pricing applied to the dates you selected.
Clear Dates
Please correct the indicated fields.
One of our experts will contact you within 15 minutes**
** We're here 7 days a week Monday-Friday 7am-8pm & Saturday-Sunday 8am-8pm MST
Adults: 1 2 3 4 5+
Children: 0 1 2 3 4 5+


text:
multimedia: Images
home > multimedia > Images
30-day free trial!
Start Today!
Already a subscriber?
Log In | my account
home > multimedia > Images
New York's revamped accessibility symbol began at a Christian college.
Former sponsored children like Moses Pulei pay it forward in their hometowns.
Hollywood's overblown superhero-savior parallels.
The power of narrative has changed my ministry.
Your instinct to run away from it all just might transform you.
Why all churches should consider following these steps for pay and related-party deals.
Can a pastor's salary be declined and put toward his tithe instead?
One mistake his church made that cost him thousands.
Beauty is often referred to as our outward physical appearance, but God looks at the beauty in our hearts.
25 activities, experiences, and ideas to help reach today's generation of women more effectively.
© 2013 Christianity Today
About Our Ministry | Blog | Partner With Us | Careers | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Advertise | Ad Choices


text:
Choose Options
Striped Tie-Dye Knit Dress: Stripes combine with a unique tie-dyed print for a knit dress that is so right now. This long dress also comes in soft, comfy stretch knit.
Read what customers are saying about this product:
Rating: 5.00 out of 1 votes cast
Love this dress
This is the perfect summer dress! It's soft and as comfy as your favorite T. It can be dressed up or down. Quality and fit are just right.
La Grande, OR
Click here to read all of this product's reviews


text:
I own two of these jackets and I love them! They're perfect for layering underneath a winter coat because they aren't too heavy or bulky. They can even be worn alone when it g… - Lauren, 10/21/10 Indianapolis, IN
I wanted a north face for a while, but didn't want to spend $200, so i went into the kids section and picked up the extra large and it fit me perfectly even though I'm a norma… - Asrar, 10/29/11
It's great for cold weather. Very stylish, classy, casual.… - Tahiyana, 01/09/12 United States
Bought this for my son. He needed something to wear to keep him warm at school, but still be small and light enough to fit into his tiny locker. The Denali does the trick!… - Mark, 01/06/12
I bought the Oso hoodie for my 11 year old daughter for Christmas, and she absolutely adores it! She wears it all the time, even around the house because she loves how soft a… - K. Tamera, 01/11/11 Buffalo, NY
I bought this sweatshirt in an XL and it fits perfect. I am an adult woman 5'1 about 120 lbs and it fits really well, even with a thick shirt underneath. By buying kids, it sa… - Amanda, 12/19/12
This product looks really nice but may be really thin.… - JIBON, 01/16/13 elmhurst
I was hesitant when I bought this because I didn't know if it was going to be really thin but when I received it I was pleasantly surprised to find that it wasn't. This is one… - Elizabeth, 12/24/12
Very nice jacket I got it for my daughter who is 16 5 foot and 118 lbs. She wears kids large in north face but in this jacket I sent it back and ordered an x-large. The larg… - kim, 09/14/10
I just received this jacket & I Love It!! Its super warm yet very stylish . Keeps you warm without the bulk of your typical winter coat.. I live in MI so it gets pretty cold h… - Marisa, 12/13/11 Michigan
Buy a son trying to inflict a lightweight jacket, but it's warm. Son and I love the color of suits. Practice is like being waterproof. Thought I left a little larger in… - hyo jung, 01/19/12
My big 2 1/2 Year old boy where's this coat in 4T fits him perfect and he loves it. Also there was a problem with our shipping but MooseJaw went out of their way to fix it for… - Skye, 12/18/12
This jacket is great for my almost 18 month old son. It is still chilly here in chicago and it keeps him warm without over heating.… - John, 04/16/11 Chicago
My 5 year old loves this jacket because he is able to wad it up and stuff into his backpack easily. Super lightwieght and great for those rainy seattle days when you just wan… - Kristine, 04/11/11 Seattle, WA
My son received the jacket and said it feels like paper! He didn't like it and he's got a point...not only is it very light but it sounds paper like when you put it on. Retu… - Lana, 02/09/11
Bought the brown down jacket for my 10 year nephew. He's really not into coats so I was a tad bit worried about him not liking this jacket (was also somewhat concerned about t… - Kay, 11/02/12 Boston
It's true to size, stylish and warm for a chilly Fall day in Michigan. The zipper is easy to pull, and my son says the extra inside pockets are awesome. Super lightweight, s… - Nicole, 10/29/12 Oxford, MI
Got two of these, one for each girl (ages three and five) and they love how warm and cozy they are. These Retro-Xs do a surprisingly good job at keeping the wind at bay on ch… - DOUGLAS, 11/02/10 Teaneck
What can I say, but she loves the fuzzyness. It's kept her pretty warm, and overall we're happy with the purchase.… - Daniel, 05/08/12 Long Island, NY
this jacket is great and the color is amazing and you can where it out in the cold i wear it all the time… - marlie, 01/30/12
My daughter loves this coat we live in upstate NY, Way Up State and she wore it all fall, winter, and spring. It was great for daily use no matter if it was running around tow… - Tony, 06/02/13 Albany, NY
My oldest son loves this jacket and wears it daily when the weather cools. His brother admired it so much, that I ordered him one for his birthday. Now they will both look lik… - Mary, 10/08/10 Memphis
I bought this jacket in the XL for my 10-year-old son. The sleeves are a little long for him, but I thought he would outgrow the large quickly as he had tried on his friend's… - Gale, 12/21/11
I feel that at the price charged,this is an excellent and most useful product.It appears fashionable trendy and warm enough to the body,for all type of weathers.I recommend… - current, 01/03/12 United States
Would you like to compare the products you have selected now?
My Wish List (0 items)
Your Wish List is Empty. START SHOPPING
("if you will it, it is no dream" - Theodor Herzl)
0 items Total: $0.00 View Entire Wish List Send My Wish List to a Friend or Enemy
Go To My Cart
Your Cart is Empty. START SHOPPING
(Walter Sobchak: "You want a toe? I can get you a toe, believe me. There are ways, Dude.")
Get a FREE $10 COUPON just for taking a SURVEY THING PLUS Patagonia Capilene up to 30% off
* Indicates required fields
Enjoy special offers available only to our subscribers.
Be the first to see the latest styles, events and madness.
Get 100 Moosejaw Rewards points just for signing up.
People will like you more.


text:
Set your phone to see if this item is compatible.
Use the Nokia phone selector.
Video Viewer
by: Vasishta Nagalla
Photo & video - 0.05 MB
This an app for viewing latest top rated videos on you tube exclusively for video lovers! All types of videos are covered in this application!
Contact publisher for issues found in content:
http://www.ovi.com/appwizard |
For all other issues, please go to support.ovi.com
Powered by Nokia Drop
Sorry. Downloading from a text message is no longer available, but you can still use the Store app on your phone to get this item.


text:
After years of political repression and civil unrest, Bahrain, a small nation of islands located in the Persian Gulf, is gradually taking steps towards reform.
Bahrain became a constitutional monarchy in 2001 when the ruling Sunni Muslim family conceded a vote to the marginalized Shia Muslim majority to establish a parliament. The first democratic elections since 1975 were held in 2002. This election marked the first time that Bahraini women were permitted to vote and stand for election.
Taking advantage of this critical moment in Bahrain's political development, a group of Shia women formed the Bahrain Women Society in order to expand the role of women in the public sphere. In preparation for the upcoming elections, BWS initiated the Woman Launch Project. This project is educating and training women to be active participants and leaders in the new political system and in society at large.
BWS also provides support to mothers and their children through innovative programs such as the Be Free project, the first of its kind in the region, which works to address and prevent the sexual abuse of children.
The Global Fund for Women supported the groundbreaking efforts of the Bahrain Women Society with an $8,000 grant in 2005, our first grant ever in the Persian Gulf.
Tell the NSA to put women first
Sign our letter »


text:
You have just had a heart attack and survived. After experiencing a heart attack, it is probably not something you would want to go through again. Reducing your risk of another episode and working your way toward improved health will require commitment, discipline, and some sacrifices. One such sacrifice is quitting smoking.
Why quit smoking after a heart attack? Continuing to smoke doubles your risk of having a second heart attack. If you think it is too late to quit, realize that your risk of a heart attack is already lowered just 24 hours after quitting.
What Smoking Does to Your Heart
So how does smoking affect your heart? Smoking contributes to a condition called atherosclerosis. This is when fatty substances build up in your arteries. This build-up causes the passageways in the arteries to narrow, making it more difficult for blood to flow to the heart. Blood carries oxygen to different organs in the body, including the heart. Less blood reaching the heart mean less oxygen for the heart, which can lead to serious conditions, such as another heart attack.
Other Health Problems
Aside from atherosclerosis, smoking also puts you at risk for other serious conditions. Here are just some of the ways smoking can negatively affect your health. Smoking can:
- Decrease your HDL (high-density lipoprotein) or "good" cholesterol levels
- Increase your blood pressure and heart rate
- Increase your risk of conditions, such as:
- Decrease your ability to tolerate exercise and other physical activities
- Increase your risk of coronary artery disease after a bypass surgery
- Increase your chance of becoming sick in general
Smoking not only affects your health, it can also endanger the health of others. People who are frequently around secondhand smoke are at risk for the same health conditions that threaten smokers, like cancer and heart disease. Secondhand smoke can also lead to chronic breathing conditions, like asthma, especially in children.
What Quitting Can Do for You
In addition to lowering your chance of another heart attack, here are other health benefits of quitting smoking:
Live Longer
If you are a smoker aged 65-69 years, quitting will increase your life expectancy by 1-4 years. If you are aged 35-39, 6-9 years are added to your life expectancy.
Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease and More
By quitting, you decrease your risk of death from heart disease by 50% or more! And remember all those health problems—high blood pressure, lung cancer, diabetes, bronchitis, and so on—that smoking increases your risk for? Quitting will reduce the risk.
Feel Healthier, Look Better
After quitting, you may notice that lingering symptoms that occur in smokers, like a cough or sore throat, will not be as bothersome or occur less often. You may also notice that you have more energy. Kicking the habit can also prevent face wrinkles, stained teeth, smelly clothes and hair. Moreover, your sense of taste and smell will also improve.
Ready to Quit?
If you are ready to quit smoking, talk with your doctor about the best approach for you. Approaches may include trying different ways to fight cravings, taking smoking cessation medicines, and meeting with a support group or counselor. There may be several or a combination of approaches you will use before finding what works for you. But it is important that you take the initiative to quit and not give up. Doing so will ensure that your first heart attack is your last.
- Reviewer: Marcin Chwistek, MD
- Review Date: 10/2011 -
- Update Date: 10/17/2011 -


text:
Mises Daily
New articles appear every day.
All Authors | List View | Album View
David Gordon
David Gordon covers new books in economics, politics, philosophy, and law for The Mises Review, the quarterly review of literature in the social sciences, published since 1995 by the Mises Institute. He is author of The Essential Rothbard, available in the Mises Store. Send him mail.


text:
Which new features do you want the most?
I just discovered your website and I love it! I think it would be nice to have a section that allows members to review/rate different sugars, honeys, and other ingredients (types of cream or milk, etc.) that we enjoy with our tea.
I noticed when I am searching for teas and I go look at best teas, there are two main sort methods that are useful: Highest Rated and Most Popular. What would be great is if there is a way to sort by some cross-reference of Highest Rated and most popular. Basically a scoring method that is a function of rate and popularity.
Hi Jason,
Is there a way to add a SEARCH QUERY for Members LOCATION
To search by STATE, to see where other members are Located.
It would be helpful to see what other members live in our HOME STATE.
i agree with this. i live in new zealand and ive noticed that most steepster users are from the states. id like to be able to connect with members who are located closer to my hometown.
I'd like to be able to expand the ratings area. Just a quick list of usernames and ratings so I can see who's thinking what about a tea. (http://steepster.com/teas/davidstea/14482-kyoto-cosmo Kyoto Cosmo is so low? Do the people who have rated it poorly not like citrus greens, or do they think this is just a bad example?)
We don't know what feature it is better. We hope you can make a two parts, one is for the customers, the other is for tea shops. and the two part connect each other. Shops and customers can get benefits from it. The two parts can better realize and know each other. This is an assumption, and we don't what the specific it is. Hope you can do it as an aim.
hello! I'm new on Steepster and I'd like to give you my suggestion for an improvement. Maybe in the past 26 pages of discussion someone else asked for the same thing… but I can't read all the 26 pages, so if I'm repeating something please forgive me :-)
well, the map in the "places" area doesn't work properly: it shows me the nearest tea shop in my city (Firenze, Italy), but if I want to see if there are other places in Italy or Europe the maps shows me always the USA.
I hope to come back soon to US but now I'm more focused on Europe :-D
No need to read all 26 pages Claudia (if you had to. I wouldn't blame you for not wanting to)- the search works for this thread as well. Welcome!
It'd be great if a search for a more specific type of tea (e.g., tie guan yin as opposed to the generic oolong) brought up the ratings for that type of tea. Since it currently only brings up a list, which can often be lengthy, it's cumbersome to see which have the highest ratings. This would be so useful for folks wanting to try a type of tea they've never had and want to choose among those the community rated highest. So any search term (chocolate, chamomile, monkey-picked, organic, etc) would bring up the search targets on a rating-ordered page. When I search 'organic' now more than 2600 teas come up — no way to know which are the best.
Also, I'd be interested to be able to see raw mean ratings as an option.
I would say… for vendors who use the site. RSS feed on tasting notes. This way I could integrate a steepster reviews reader on my tea's page.
This would add value to "honest reviews" on my site, yet increase my sites links to Steepster as well. Works out great for a vendor's sales presentation and awesome SEO and traffic benefits for Steepster. Imagine if all of the tea shops out there could display a feed on each tea. Returns the love for the support steepster gives tea vendors!
I would like to be able to exclude types of reviews from my feed. It'd be nice to be able to filter out for just the teas I like.
By which I mean, I'd like to not read reviews about teas mixed with non tea herbs fruits, and other things like that.
I kinda like that idea. I wish we either had the option to read all tasting notes, all by certain people, just ones of a certain type of tea, or only ones of certain types of teas written by certain Steepsters.
This is not so much a suggestion about anything tea-related, but in case nobody has mentioned this, I feel like the profiles should be enhanced. For instance, perhaps have an option to have a handy list discussions you have subscribed as well as the ability to view your own (or somebody else's) forum posts via the profile.
Add a Reply
Please keep things friendly and report anything inappropriate.


text:
Chicago Area's Cutest Couple: South Suburban Pair Married 33 Years
Who will be crowned Patch's Cutest Couple in the Chicago Area? Put down the chocolates, turn down the Barry White and let's find out.
We asked our Chicago area Patch readers to show us just how cute a couple they make with their significant other. The couples were competing for the title of Cutest Couple, with a giftcard toward a night out in Chicago on the line.
So which couple gave our readers that loving feeling this Valentine's Day?
"If you're looking for the epitome of cute in the Chicago area, look no further than Bob and Eileen Stillwell," one reader wrote.
"Eileen & Bob! Still Angelic today!" commented another.
"Bob and Eileen Stillwell. In love as much today as yesterday."
Congratulations to the winner of Patch's Cutest Couple Contest:
New Lenox residents Bob and Eileen Stillwell.
Married 33 years, Bob and Eileen have lived in New Lenox for 20 years. Check out the photo from their wedding day.
Bob and Eileen will receive a giftcard to Chicago hotspot Gather. Known for its superb wines, scrumptious food and cozy setting, Gather could be the perfect place for a night out with your sweetheart.
Rhonda Cesks
6:43 am on Friday, February 15, 2013
Congrats - awesome to a see a couple married for 33 years!
Mr. Peabody
12:35 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Congrats on winning fair and square. You should be proud. Definitely the 'epitome of cuteness'.
Buford Pusser
3:19 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Out of all the submissions there wasn't a cuter couple.No offense.
Lauren Traut
3:22 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
The contest was judged by number of comments. Bob and Eileen received the most by far (and yes, I went through and tallied by hand).
Lauren Traut
Associate Regional Editor
Bob Laird
3:39 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Lauren, sounds like buford's not one of the people that you cant please some of the time, they're one of the people you cant please all of the time. Maybe you should do a recount. Did you check for dangling chad?
Fatty Arbuckle's Champagne Bottle
3:59 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Dangling Chad ! that was my stage name!
Bob Laird
3:41 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
OOPS, double neg. should have read not one of the people that you CAN please some of the time.
Denise Borkowski
4:18 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Well, Lauren, you've heard the saying "Let no good deed go unpunished." What a way to start your weekend. I enjoyed the contest and can't think of a more deserving example. Thanks for your efforts.
Phantom Pain
11:38 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Good deed? I mean no offense but how is it a contest when you send in a picture and tell your friends to make comments on it. I find it kinda sad really. No guy would ever do this, you would lose your man card for that. I get that it is just a fun, silly contest, I just seem to find it way more silly than fun.


text:
June 6-8, 2013
At our motherhouse near East Peoria
Join other young women and come away from your work and studies for a few days of
prayer and adoration. It is easier to hear the Lord speak to you in silence. You will also
have the chance to meet other young women who are discerning their vocation.
Vocation Director Are you thinking about becoming a Sister? Would you like to know more, discuss your discernment or arrange to come for a visit? Contact our Vocation Director: |
Motherhouse Are you trying to reach one of our Sisters or find out about an event at our motherhouse? Call or write: |
OSF Healthcare Don't know who to talk to about a healthcare related issue? Contact: |
Copyright © 2007-2013 The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis All Rights Reserved. |
Site by Solutio |


text:
Gateway founder and chairman Ted Waitt retired from the company's board last week
Fort Worth, Texas — RadioShack will open 20 to 30 eponymous stores in Canada by year's end.
The move follows
Coronado, Calif. — The Professional Audio Retailers Association (PARA) is holding its 26th annual
Boston — Net sales of Duracell batteries jumped 12 percent in the first quarter at parent Gillette, hitting $462 million for the period
New York — The NATM Buying Corp. has chosen Samsung as one of its core video vendors.
Although Samsung has
Washington — XM said it exceeded 4 million subscribers as of last week and that it is has captured more than 70 percent of satellite
Boulder, Colo. — Pentax added three new digital cameras to its S-series lineup of compact digital cameras this week and a new lens for
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. — In an effort to protect its firm policies against distributing its products on line, LG Electronics has hired
San Diego, Calif. — Sony introduced its second consumer-level high definition camcorder today, offering 1,080i resolution and a compact
Toshiba formally announced the expansion of its DLP rear-projection and flat-panel TV lines, while continuing to support
San Antonio — The Progressive Retailers Organization was at the Westin La Cantera Hill Coun
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics (IMCE), a division o
The Home Technology Specialists of America Spring Meeting was held April 3-5 at the Hyatt Regency


text:
American Standard 1660.113.295 Satin Nickel FloWise 1.5 - 2.0 GPM Multi Function Shower Head Only with Traditional Design and Three Functions
This Weekend Only: Save 5% on this American Standard product!
Use coupon code: AMERICANFIVE at checkout
Offer Ends 5/27/2013
Compare Our Prices
Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Diameter | 4.5 |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 1.5, 2, 2.0 |
Height | 4.75 |
Installation Type | Wall Mount |
Number of Shower Heads | 1 |
Product Weight | 1.221 |
Showerhead | Multi Function |
Showerhead Height | 4.75 |
Showerhead Shape | Round |
Showerhead Width | 4.5 |
Spray Pattern | Full, Jet |
Spray Settings | 3 |
Theme | Traditional / Classic |
Water Efficient | Yes |
WaterSense Certified | Yes |
Width | 4.5 |
FloWise 1.5 - 2.0 GPM Multi Function Shower Head Only with Traditional Design and Three Functions
Less Water, More Performance, How refreshing
FloWise® uses our exclusive turbine technology to deliver an invigorating shower experience while saving water. These innovative heads can save a family up to 8,000 gallons of water a year.
At American Standard, it all begins with our unmatched legacy of quality and innovation that has lasted for more than 130 years. It is this tradition of quality and innovation that puts us in three out of five homes in America, as well as, countless hotels, airports, and stadiums. We provide the style and performance that fit perfectly into life, wherever that may be.
- 40% Water Savings
- 3 Spray Settings:
- Turbine Spray 1.5 GPM
- Full Spray 2.0 GPM
- Combination Spray 2.0 GPM
- Angle Adjustable
- Auto Return Feature Defaults to 1.5 GPM
- WaterSense Certified: Yes
- Multi Function
- Shower Head Flow Rate: 1.5 GPM to 2 GPM
- Shower Head Dimensions:
- Height 4.75"
- Width: 4.5"
Additional American Standard Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All American Standard Products
- Shop All American Standard FloWise Collection Products
Our SKU: 1660.113
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- 1660.113.224
Oil Rubbed Bronze - 1660.113.002
Polished Chrome - 1660.113.295
Satin Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
American Standard
American Standard FloWise Collection
Other Products In The American Standard FloWise Collection
American Standard 2480.516
FloWise Two-Piece Elongated Toilet with Top Mounted Trip Lever and 0.8 gpf to 1.6 gpf
$439.00$285.35(1) -
American Standard 2829.128
FloWise Two-Piece Round Toilet with Left Mounted Trip Lever and 1.28 gpf$0.00(1)
American Standard 4035.216
FloWise Vitreous China Toilet Tank Only with Top Mounted Trip Lever and 0.8 gpf to 1.6 gpf
$183.00$118.95(1) -
American Standard 6154.100
Medium Flowise Flush Free Waterless Urinal
$506.00$328.90 -
American Standard 2832.128
Cadet® 3 FloWise™ Two-Piece Elongated Toilet$0.00
Warranty Info
American Standard Faucet Lifetime Function and Finish Limited Warranty American-Standard warrants this product to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home. American-Standard will provide, free of charge, at it's sole option, replacement part(s) or product (or if no longer available, a comparable product) to replace those which have proven defective in materials or workmanship. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) from the original consumer purchaser must be made available to American-Standard for all limited warranty claims. This limited warranty is non transferable. It does not apply in the event of product damage due to the use of other than genuine American-Standard replacement parts, installation error, abuse, misuse, or improper care and maintenance (whether performed by a plumber, contractor, service provider or member of the purchaser's household). The limited warranty excludes damage due to aggressive air or water conditions, or harsh or abrasive cleaners and/or materials. This limited warranty excludes all industrial, commercial and business usage, whose purchasers are hereby extended a two year limited warranty (with the exception of solenoid valves and other electronic components which carry a one year limited warranty) applying to all other terms of this limited warranty except duration. This limited warranty does not cover labor charges incurred and/or damages sustained in installation, repair or replacement, nor incidental or consequential damages, all of which are expressly disclaimed. This limited warranty is applicable only to American-Standard faucets manufactured after June 1, 1996 and installed in the United States and/or Canada. This limited warranty gives the original consumer purchaser of an America-Standard faucet specific legal rights which may vary from state to state or from province to province. This limited warranty does not cover any liability for consequential or incidental damages, all of which are hereby expressly disclaimed, or the extension beyond the duration of this limited warranty of any implied limited warranties, including those of merchantability or fitness for an intended purpose. In some states or provinces the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages is not allowed, so those exclusions may not apply to you.


text:
The site for readers and bibliophiles
Welcome toPeroosnik
Sign Upor Sign In
Started by Shannon Leigh Mar 30. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I'm just about to set out on my first publishing adventure, and if any has any resources or experiences or recommendations they can share, I would be immensely grateful.I have been looking at the…Continue
Started by Shirlee Anne Smith Nov 24, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
On Monday of this week the Manitoba Historical Society Book Club discussed Shelley Emling's 'The Fossil Hunter...' . Mary Anning's contribution to paleontology was considerabale. It is unfortunate…Continue
Tags: English-social-history-1785-1840, Lyme-Regis, Fossils, Paleontology-history, Mary-Anning
Started by Shirlee Anne Smith Nov 22, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Attended Arthur (Skip) Ray's Book Launch,Nov.17, 'Telling it to the Judge: Taking Native History to Court', Nov.17.� It was a hugh success,70 people present. McNally Robinson Booksellers expect the…Continue
Tags: Expert-Witness, Land-Claims, Aboriginal-Land-Claims, First-Nation-Claims, Books
Add a Comment
Join Peroosnik
© 2013 Created by Elizabeth Campbell.
Badges | Report an Issue | Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.