text:
Silverish White
It seems we are seeing a lot more young adults praising their grey or even faking it with good reason. Obviously this color is not for everyone but if you can pull it off and mix it in with your darker facial hair it can look quite attractive and very mysterious. So men have a little fun with colors and facial hair the contrast will almost always look good as long as you don't overdo it with the color by adding some weird greens or blue... than again who knows maybe you can pull that one off too.


text:
Attention all paintball players! There will be a 3-man speedball tournament at Three Brothers Paintball on Saturday, June 16th.
Prices are $45 a team (15 a player) which includes all day co2 fills and regular open play after the event. This event will be field paint only, but with a selection of Vaulken to choose from, ranging from $45 to $60 a case.
PRIZES are award 1st - 3rd. 1st receives Vaulken 4 +3 packs and pods. If you are interested please message me your team name and roster ASAP
Edited by blckninja, 06 June 2012 - 03:29 PM.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Cobra Starship: Never Been In Love ft. Icona Pop
Our Sunday Night Music Club selection is the brand new single from Cobra Starship called 'Never Been In Love' featuring the Swedish duo Icona Pop!
That stupid party talked outside
Walked to your place stayed up 'til 5
You'd never think a random night could change your life!
I know now I've never been in love before
I know now I've never been in love before you
Download the song on iTunes now!


text:
Religion News Briefs
Holy Trinity Seniors plan pizza party meeting
The Holy Trinity Seniors will meet on Thursday, June 13 at 12:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. This will be a pizza party for members and especially for new members. New members are always welcome. There will be refreshments served along with the pizza and games will be played.
Church to present a seven-part series on faith
SILVER CREEK – The Silver Creek Assembly Of God Church asks, "What do we all have in common?
We all thirst for meaning, comfort, safety, peace of mind and clarity of purpose."
Pastor James Morrison of the Silver Creek Assembly of God Church invites all to a seven-part series designed to assist participants in finding these important qualities in their own lives.
H2O-A Journey Of Faith is a DVD-based, seven-week experience designed to create a safe atmosphere where people are comfortable considering the person of Jesus Christ. This creative tool meets an ancient need: sharing the truth of Jesus Christ through relationships and community. H2O transforms lives by feeding the mind, moving the heart, and stimulating the senses.
The sessions will begin on June 12 with a light supper at 6 p.m. followed by the presentation and discussion. The session will end promptly at 8 p.m.
The church is located at 1385 Route 20 in Silver Creek. For more information, contact the church office at 934-4782 or Nancy Barber at 934-3347.
Guests to speak at UUCNC Sunday service
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Northern Chautauqua announces that longtime members Leanna and Brian McMahon will speak on Sunday. Recently, the McMahons had the opportunity to travel to Rowe Camp and conference Center in western Massachusetts for a weekend with liberal theologian Matthew Fox titled "The Return of the Cosmic Christ: Science, Mysticism and Visions of a New World." In this service, the McMahons will report on the highlights and lead the congregation in some of the experiential aspects of this movement toward a healthy community and planet. All are invited to attend this service.
Religious Education for grades K-4 will have its own worship service. Nursery care for those 5 and under will be available.
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Northern Chautauqua is a liberal religious community devoted to promoting individual spiritual development, working toward peace, liberty, and justice in the immediate and global communities, and providing companionship on life's sacred journey. Worship services are held each Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Grange Hall, 58 W. Main St., Fredonia. Call 679-7944, visit www.uucnc.org or www.facebook.com/uucnc for more information.
Fruit of the Vine Ultreya group meets
Fruit of the Vine Ultreya held a meeting recently. The meeting opened with song and prayer. Everyone then broke into groups. Afterward, Tom Keppel gave a witness talk. Discussion followed. Prayers with petitions were said and then the business news was discussed, which involved the upcoming Union Mass. It was decided that Marcia Hers would give the witness talk that night. Also it was decided that anyone wishing to help set up for the social after the Mass will meet at 4 p.m. at the social hall.
The regular meeting scheduled for the night before on June 13 is canceled. All members are encouraged to attend the Union Mass.


text:
Accessible Parking
Handicapped accessible parking is available.
Bike Racks
Bike Racks are available at the entrance on the Morrell Road side of the mall near The Cheesecake Factory.
Children's Play Area
Take a break with your youngsters at The Children's Soft Play Area located in front of Belk Men, Home & Kids.
Gift Wrapping
Gift wrapping is available at Belk, Dillard's, JCPenney and Sears.
Lost and Found
To locate a lost item, please go to the Mall Office located behind the Food Court. The office is down the hallway, last door on the left. Lost and Found items will be kept for 30 days. Unclaimed items are donated to local charities and the Simon Youth Foundation.
Mall Walking
The mall doors open at 7:30 a.m. Monday-Saturday and at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday for mall walkers. These hours are subject to change.
Management Office
The mall office offers the following services:

 General Information
 Lost and Found
 Simon Giftcards

 Mall Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5pm

 The mall office can be found behind the Food Court. Last door on the left once you go through the double doors.

Mobile Device Charging Stations
You can charge your phone while you are shopping. Conveniently located Device Charging Stations allow visitors to charge their phones, tablets, and other communication devices while enjoying the mall. The Charging Station features comfortable seating - and is the perfect spot to rest and recharge!
Handicapped parking is available at each entrance. A six-level parking garage is located on the southwest side of the mall between Sears and Belk Men, Home & Kids. This is the best entrance to use when visiting Regal Cinemas.
Restrooms are located in the food court between Taco Bell and Chick fil a. Additional restrooms are available in Belk, JC Penney, Sears and Dillard's.
Simon Giftcard®
Give the gift of shopping with a Simon Giftcard, available in the mall management office in denominations ranging from $20 to $500. There are no fees after purchase and the funds do not expire. The Simon Giftcard can be used anywhere Visa or American Express are accepted. See cardholder agreement for complete terms and conditions.
Simon Guest Services
Located in the mall management office behind the food court. Hours are 8:30am-5pm Monday-Friday.
Simon Mobile App
The Simon Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon shopping center nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals, news and events available at your favorite center right from your smartphone or tablet. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps, gift card balance check and more. Download the free app from your favorite app store.
Stamps are available at Hallmark. Mailboxes are located outside the Main Entrance, Entrance Two on the east side of the mall, and at the Main Mall Entrance by Belk Men, Home & Kids.
All Simon Malls, Mills and Premium Outlets in the U.S. have achieved the national 'StormReady' designation by the National Weather Service. This designation recognizes Simon centers' preparedness to handle all types of severe and potentially life-threatening weather situations.
For your convenience, three stroller vending machines are available. The machines are located outside of Sears, at the main mall entrance, and beside The Children's Play Area. The rental cost is $5, with a $1 refund upon return of the stroller.
SYF Coin Wishing Wells

The SYF Coin Wishing Wells bring in funds for Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) programs. The SYF helps provide economical, educational and career development opportunities to local youth. All of the proceeds collected from the SYF Coin Wishing Well go to the Simon Youth Foundation.

Wheelchairs (Complimentary)
Wheelchairs are available free of charge at the Security Office located behind the Food Court. They are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. A valid form of photo ID (driver's license preferred) is required and will be returned to you at the end of your shopping trip.
Wireless (Wi-Fi) Internet
We offer free wireless internet to our shoppers at this Simon mall. Any shopper with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop, tablet or smartphone can easily log onto the Wi-Fi network. All shoppers have to do is open their web browser or select "Simon WiFi" (the SSID name) from their available list of wireless networks to get to the Simon Malls Wi-Fi landing page. All shoppers that choose to use the Wi-Fi network at this mall must agree to Simon Wi-Fi Terms & Conditions of Use prior to using this free service. If there are any issues or questions, shoppers and tenants should contact the Wi-Fi network technical support hotline at (888) 726-5930 for assistance.
Then Get Our Can't Miss Style Reports, Retailer
Offers and Event News Before Everyone Else.


text:
We're Using Our Credit Cards Again, Because We're Feeling Better
NEW YORK (BankingMyWay) -- Consumers are digging out their credit cards.
Analysis from MasterCard
The real shift in financial habits, though, is away from debit cards. MasterCard reports that there has been an $7.7 billion drain away from debit cards and toward credit cards from 2011 to last year, a transition mostly triggered by improving consumer sentiment on the economy.
"In the early years of the financial crisis, there was approximately $141 billion that shifted from credit to debit card spending," says Nitin Sumangali, a consumer spending analyst at MasterCard's Global Insights group. "Now that financial circumstances have improved, the tide has turned back to increased credit spending and borrowing."
That doesn't mean debit cards are going away.
"It's not that debit cards and credit cards are necessarily replacing one another," Sumangali says. "Rather our research indicates that as consumers become less fearful about their financial situation, they feel more confident about their ability to use credit and debit cards as complementary tools to manage their money. Regarding credit, debit and prepaid, it has never been a zero-sum game."
One way Americans are better managing their credit cards is through price comparison. MasterCard says 77% of Americans are "comparing prices more than in the past" -- especially what the credit card giant calls the "credit worthy" segment in referring to consumers with good credit and low debt).
Another driver is credit card rewards points, which MasterCard says is making a comeback. Last year, 54% of U.S. credit card users turned to plastic because of credit cards rewards, up 9% from 2008. Cash-back rewards are particularly popular with card users -- those programs are up 8 percentage points since 2008.
"Consumers are discovering that one of the major benefits of electronic payments is the opportunity to receive offers and rewards," Sumangali says. "What's notable is that the average dollar amount of credit card transactions went down by more than $2, from $95 to $92.9, between 2008 and 2012. This suggests that in this new economy, consumers are using credit cards even for smaller purchases, and rewards are offering a key incentive for them to do so."
It turns out that Americans didn't cut up their credit cards -- they just shelved them until the economy took a turn for the better.


text:
PREP GIRLS' HOCKEY: Eagles take 3A title
REDWOOD FALLS – Those hoping for a tightly contested, low-scoring affair in the Section 3A girls hockey championship game Thursday night might have left Redwood Falls disappointed.
In a game that resembled more of an NHL All-star game than a section title game, New Ulm outlasted Luverne 11-6 to earn the school's fifth straight Section 3A championship.
What started out like a normal hockey game finished as a shootout. The teams traded goals quite frequently in the third period as nine goals were scored in that final 17 minutes.
New Ulm freshman Brook Schugel was unstoppable yet again. Schugel scored five goals, including four in the third period, to help answer every Luverne effort late in the game. She also had two assists. The five-goal game gives her eight goals in two playoff games this season.
Junior Lexie Weiss, who is going to the state tournament for the fourth time in her career, helped the Eagles' cause with three assists and a goal. Freshman Brittany Denn finished with three goals, two of them in the first period.
After the game, the Eagles did the postgame celebration, took a team photo, and let out a collective sigh of relief.
"We did not expect that they'd have that many goals," Weiss said. "It was a little scary, but we came together as a team and had to stick with our defensive play."
"It was really nerve-wracking, especially after the fifth year in a row playing the exact same team, knowing they're going to be a hard team to beat and it's going to be a battle," junior Kali Denn said. "We really came out strong and we were able to pull it together."
While Schugel did a good share of the damage late, she also did some damage early, scoring the game's first goal on a breakaway attempt with 15:23 left in the first period. About seven minutes later, Morgan Schaefer picked up a rebound in front of the net and fired it past Luverne goalie Kennedy Gonnerman for the 2-0 lead, and Brittany Denn's goal put the Eagles up 3-0 just 13 seconds later.
Luverne's Morgan Hohn scored her first of three goals and Brittany Denn scored one more time in the period. The Eagles held a 4-1 lead after the first period and it looked like they were going to comfortably skate back to St. Paul for another tournament run.
"That really helps that we got a cushion kind of, to know that we can make some mistakes and it's alright if we do," Schugel said. "It's a great feeling."
"That helped ease the nerves, and then you get yourself going and pumped," Weiss said of the first-period lead.
But the Cardinals had other thoughts and didn't let New Ulm run away quite so easily.
Brittany Denn put the Eagles up 5-1 and a goal by Weiss made it 6-1 in the second period before Hohn cut into the lead again heading into the third period.
At that point, both teams were finding the back of the net regularly. Luverne's Monique Aanenson scored to cut the lead to 6-3, but every time the Cardinals scored, Schugel seemed to have an answer.
She scored her first of four third-period goals with 15:29 left. After Luverne scored again to make it 7-4, Schugel answered with two more, including a goal from the blue line, to put New Ulm up 9-4.
"She has so much heart for the game," Kali Denn said. "Just her going out there, she knows that she has to do it and she gives it her all every single shift and that really helps our team out to remain confident."
The Cardinals added two more consecutive goals to cut it to 9-6, but Schugel and Mackenzie Depew closed out the scoring for the game to send the Eagles back to Xcel Energy Center next week.
Bailey Landreville had 31 saves and Gonnerman stopped 29 New Ulm shots.
"We knew that whenever they scored, we had to come back and score again," Schugel said. "We had to shut them down, it was an overall fun game."
The Eagles find out who they play next this weekend when all of the teams are known for the upcoming tournament. The top four teams are seeded and a random draw determines who each of the top four teams will play and what time they will play on Wednesday.
New Ulm improved to 14-10-1 on the season and the Cardinals end their season at 15-5.


text:
by Anton Shilov
An ATI Technologies' spokesman told X-bit labs Wednesday that the RADEON X800 SE graphics processor that in offered by Dell at the moment is a SKU generally intended for OEM market and is unlikely to emerge in retail.
"We have no plans to introduce the RADEON X800 SE to the channel – this is an OEM only part," an ATI's spokesman Chris Hook said.
Earlier today X-bit labs reported that Dell had started to offer the latest addition to ATI Technologies' latest high-end product line – the RADEON X800 SE – in some of its systems intended for games and entertainment. It was assumed that eventually ATI RADEON X800 SE graphics cards will be sold in the retail market.
X800's "Weakest Link" now Available
ATI RADEON X800 SE graphics cards is the third graphics product in ATI RADEON X800 lineup unveiled in early May. According to Dell, the graphics card has a 425MHz graphics processor, 128MB of DDR SDRAM memory with 256-bit bus width along with typical set of connectors, such as D-Sub, DVI-I and TV-Out.
So far Dell has been spotted offering only PCI Express x16 flavour of the RADEON X800 SE product.
Earlier this year unofficial sources claimed that the RADEON X800 SE graphics chip had 8 pixel pipelines. By contrast, ATI RADEON X800 PRO and ATI RADEON X800 XT graphics processors boast with 12 and 16 pixel pipelines respectively, delivering greater performance in the majority of cases. Dell did not disclose the number of rendering pipes for the RADEON X800 SE.
According to the previously released information, the RADEON X800 SE will cost about $299, complementing the existing offerings with recommended pricing of $399 and $499. Dell's customers will receive the RADEON X800 SE for $180 when upgrading to it from ATI RADEON X300 SE graphics card installed by default.
NVIDIA GeForce 6800 – Unrivalled?
ATI RADEON X800 SE promised to be more powerful compared to ATI RADEON 9800 XT in the majority of cases. In case the speed gap is enough substantial, when available in retail, the product might put quite some pressure on sales of NVIDIA's GeForce 6800 graphics offering at the same price-point. However, in the light of the current information the RADEON X800 SE will compete with the GeForce 6800 only in the OEM market.


text:
iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: $5.07 (38% off)
Good selenium supplement...
Posted by Reviewer2963961 on Apr 06, 2010
Really like this liquid selenium supplement. Tasteless and this type is supposed to be the most effective. Supposed to be good for eczema too.
Posted by Reviewer1367479 on Feb 25, 2011
Unfortunately I found out that this type of selenium is not absorbed well if one takes vitamin c. I take a lot of vit C, so I will be looking for a different source of selenium. Probably a good product if you don't take a lot of vit C.
Posted by Reviewer2458018 on Jul 17, 2009
For eyes
Posted by Reviewer2678635 on Feb 24, 2012
I take this with other stuff to replace expensive equivalent in one pill.
Posted by 5025284744819694389 on Jun 24, 2012
I use it every day.
Liquid selenium
Posted by Reviewer2406123 on May 20, 2010
Easy to take in this form. Has very little taste.
Posted by Reviewer2072941 on Aug 24, 2010
Absolutely the best form you can buy, thank you iHerb for carrying a wide selection of products with great service to the community.
Pure product and fair price
Posted by Reviewer2840369 on Oct 05, 2010
Much better than taps or caps when it comes to purity.
Posted by Reviewer1717081 on Feb 06, 2013
Haven't used it yet.
I eat nuts
Posted by Rena61 on Jan 31, 2016
And only take this a couple of times a week at most. It goes great in just a little bit of juice. I don't taste much of anything this way, plus I add Nutricology Magnesium in with it.
Items 1-10 of 10 total


text:
Thursday, November 14, 2013 - Text by Gayle Alleyne | BWF
The Badminton World Federation will announce the winning bids for its 2015 Major Events at month-end in Athens, Greece.
BWF Member Associations and the respective candidate cities will know on Thursday 28 November, if they have been successful in winning bids for the BWF Sudirman Cup; the BWF World Championships and the BWF World Senior Championships, all to be held in 2015.
The BWF Council will hear presentations from the prospective hosts before determining to whom the respective tournaments should be awarded. A formal announcement will then be made at the Athens Ledra Marriott Hotel where the Council will be holding its annual meeting.
Two cities – Kunshan in China (Jiangsu province) and Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia – are vying to host the BWF World Championships in August 2015, following in the footsteps of Copenhagen, Denmark, next year.
Another Chinese city – Dongguan in Guangdong province – is bidding to stage the BWF Sudirman Cup in May 2015 while Helsingborg has been proposed by Badminton Sweden as the venue for the next BWF World Senior Championships.
"While Dongguan and Helsingborg are the lone bidders for the Sudirman Cup and World Seniors respectively, they still have to satisfy the Council that they are capable of hosting the tournament to the BWF's standards and technical specifications," explained BWF Secretary General, Thomas Lund (right).
"We look forward to hearing high-quality presentations from all four bids and to reaching the appropriate decision for each tournament."
« Back
» News archive
» Destination Dubai World Superseries Finals
» Tournament Calendar
» BWF World Ranking
» BWF Destination Dubai Rankings
» Head to Head
» Contact us
Tournament Calendar
BWF World Ranking
Rules and Regulations
Anti Doping Regulations
Unit 17.05 Level 17
Amoda Building
22 Jalan Imbi
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +6-03-2141 7155
Fax: +6-03-2143 7155


text:
If you've been reading about plans to redesign sacbee, we truly appreciate your interest and the feedback you have provided. Now we'd like to invite users to join us at The Bee to preview the new site prior to its launch, scheduled for Oct. 14, and tell us what you think.
User feedback sessions will be held at The Bee (on 21st and Q streets in Sacramento) on the following dates and times:
Monday, Oct. 6, noon - 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
If you are interested and available to attend, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with the following information:
Your name
e-mail address
best way to reach you during the day/contact information
Your preferred session date
Tell us if you are a print subscriber or not
And your age range: 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, 65 or older
We unfortunately may not be able to accommodate all requests to attend. We will randomly select participants, and if you are selected you will be contacted on or before Friday, Oct. 3.
Thank you again for your consideration and interest in sacbee.


text:
Thank you for serving on the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Credentials Committee.
The Credentials Committee is a group of dedicated volunteers who work together at each C.A.R. Business Meeting to register and greet all of the Directors and Committee Members in a friendly and efficient manner.
Our next committee meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 22 at 3:00 p.m. in the De Anza Foyer - Level One of the Portola Hotel in Monterey. At that time we will discuss our work assignments and get organized. Information has been sent separately to committee members to ask for your work schedule preferences.
Registration will be in the De Anza Foyer during the following hours:
Tuesday, January 22 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.Wednesday, January 23 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Thursday, January 24 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
If you require further information, please contact the staff coordinator for the Credentials Committee, Rose Ann Birdwell.
Thank you in advance for your efforts as a member of the Credentials Committee.
2013 Credentials Committee Roster
Sheran Voigt, ChairAnita Martin, Vice ChairLauren Parry, Vice ChairAnn BracciBillie Jean ChadwickJacqueline CrowleyIrene ReinsdorfSharon TellesMarie Thomas
Description: The Credentials Committee is the First Point of Contact with all officers, directors, committee members and other C.A.R. members attending official C.A.R. Business Meetings. The committee expedites the registration process at C.A.R. Business Meetings and issues badges, registration information, political action & officer recognition ribbons, and other pertinent materials at the meetings and California REALTOR® Expo. In addition, the Credentials Committee members review and verify membership contact information with all officers, directors and committee members, and ensure the changed and updated information is provided to C.A.R. Membership Services and local Associations. Items needing to be updated may be added to from time to time, but should always include current email address, primary telephone number, preferred mailing address and current member photograph.
Mission: Competent, professional and friendly service to Volunteer Members is paramount. The committee members recognize their primary responsibility as the First Point of Contact is to greet Volunteer officers, directors and committee members and set the tone and pace for the ensuing meeting. It is recognized that many directors and committee members are attending the business meetings for the first time and will have additional questions and require extra explanations. Committee members will balance the need for additional information with effective crowd management when registration lines are the longest, always maintaining a professional and friendly demeanor while ensuring all needed information is communicated. Tasks include, but are not limited to, providing official badges, registration materials, schedules, political action & officer recognition ribbons, event entry tickets, providing facility directions and ensuring all members receive last minute bulletins and changes in a timely fashion. (January 2003)
Revised: December 17, 2012
Name *
Please enter your name.
Email *
Please enter a valid email address.
I Like
I Dislike
Cannot login
Broken Link
Message *
Provide us with feedback here.
We are always interested in hearing from you.
Your feedback will help us improve your online experience.


text:
Overdiagnosis in breast cancer screening: women have minimal prior awareness of the issue, and their screening intentions are influenced by the size of the risk
- Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- Correspondence to
: Dr Mette Kalager
Harvard School of Public Health, 677 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115, USA; mkalager{at}hsph.harvard.edu
Commentary on:
Implications for practice and research
Women have little knowledge about overdiagnosis of breast cancer.
If the overdiagnosis rate is 50%, some women will consider declining breast cancer screening.
Doctors need to be aware of the issue of overdiagnosis and women need access to balanced information.
There has been increasing awareness recently of the problems of overdiagnosis in breast cancer screening. The amount of overdiagnosis varies across different studies. The aim of this study by Hersch and colleagues was to generate insight into women's understanding and interpretation of overdiagnosis of breast cancer screening. Further, to understand how different estimates of overdiagnosis influence screening attitudes and how women view information given on …


text:
Calgary Fashion Events
From small start-ups to international success stories, Calgary's innovative and flourishing fashion scene will have what you're looking for, and then some. Discover some of our city's finest talents at the following upcoming fashion events.
When: Oct. 5, 2013
Where: Telus SPARK Science Centre, 220 St. George's Drive N.E.
Time: Opening Reception at 8:00pm, Show 1 at 9:15 p.m., Show 2 at 9:45 p.m.
+18 Event
PARKLUXE is a fashion show and art exhibition initiative that connects both Calgary fashion and art lovers with refined tastes and a penchant for luxury. PARKLUXE features sophisticated local designers and artists who are making both an impact in and out of our city, including throughout Canada and North America. Read more about PARKLUXE from our Insider's Guide contributor, Daniela Codreanu, here.
To view the PARKLUXE 2013 website, click here.
To purchase tickets to PARKLUXE 2013, click here.
ARTwear 2013 - The Art of Fashion
When: Oct. 17, 2013
Where: The Art Gallery of Calgary, 117 - 8 Ave. S.W.
Time: Reception at 7:00 p.m., Fashion Show at 8:30 p.m.
Join The Art Gallery of Calgary at their annual fall fashion show fundraiser, ARTwear 2013. This high-energy evening will feature the season's must-have men and women's fashions from some of Calgary's hottest boutiques and designers. The evening begins with a cocktail reception at 7:00 p.m., followed by the fashion show at 8:30 p.m. The theme for the evening is Italian Elegance.
To view the ARTwear 2013 website, click here.
Fashion Calgary Portrait Campaign 2013
When: Oct. 24, 2013
Where: Eighth Avenue Place, 525 - 8 Ave. S.W.
Time: VIP Reception at 7:00 p.m., General Admission at 8:00 p.m.
Fashion Calgary Portrait Campaign, an initiative spearheaded by Fashion Calgary founders, Ania Basak and Rafal Wegiel, was developed to enhance the recognition of Calgary's burgeoning cultural scene and to bring appreciation to arts and culture in Calgary.
The second annual Fashion Calgary Portrait Campaign Gala, a high-profile evening of gourmet dining and artistic energy, will feature Calgary's Top 30 Cultural Ambassadors for 2013. These ambassadors are recognized leaders in their industries and help shape the cultural scene of our city, province and our country. Celebrate the rich fashion, arts and musical culture of our city with approximately 500 other guests.
To view the Fashion Calgary Portrait Campaign 2013 website, click here.
To purchase tickets to the Fashion Calgary Portrait Campaign Gala, click here.
Italian Gala - A Holt Renfrew Fashion Show in Support of CPO
When: Nov. 1, 2013
Where: The CORE Shopping Centre, 8 Ave. and 4 St. S.W.
Time: VIP Reception and Fashion Show at 6:30 p.m., Fashion Show and Post-party at 7:30 p.m., Post-party at 8:00 p.m.
On Friday, November 1, view the latest styles from Italy at Holt Renfrew's exclusive fashion show, Italian Gala, in support of the CPO. Be sure to stop by the post-party for some food and wine sampling at the Tuscan themed market.
To view the Italian Gala website, click here.
To purchase tickets to the Italian Gala, click here.
The Heart Truth Fashion Show 2014
When: Feb. 15, 2014
Where: TBA
Time: TBA
The Heart Truth Campaign aims to raise awareness that heart disease and stroke is a leading cause of death for women in Canada. The red dress symbolizes the passion and courage of women to stand up for this cause and to share the truth. At the Heart Truth Fashion Show, select fashion designers will showcase their creations, red couture dresses and suits, and they will be worn by some of Canada's top celebrities and VIPs on the runway. More information to come.
Every Woman Festival 2014
When: March 6, 2014
Where: TBA
Time: TBA
The Every Woman Foundation is an organization dedicated to celebrating and empowering women. The Every Woman Festival, an annual fundraising event that takes place in International Women's Day Week, is a night of fun, fashion, inspirational speakers, interactive activity and great entertainment. Come out to the Every Woman Festival in March 2014 and celebrate women's achievements past, present and future. More information to come.


text:
Neoseeker : endyouall : Collections : Hitman: Blood Money
Seems like there's no activity started yet! Why not make the first one?
Owned on
Community feeds
- "Loved playing Blood Money! I cannot wait to get Hitman Absolution ... I am enjoying the idea of getting SA rank killing the Saints. HitmanBloodMoney"lovegaming Jan 1, 14 9:57pm
- "better than all the others combined HitmanBloodMoney"masterspiff Jul 20, 10 9:59pm
- "ok HitmanBloodMoney"deathrock Feb 8, 10 4:25pm
- "Better than Contracts, with new levels and a better User Interface. Agent 47 has more guys to kill and more tricks up his sleeve. HitmanBloodMoney"Machienzo Sep 19, 09 1:22am
Screenshots (more screens)
Latest forum messages
Reply by jboy16, posted on Sep 01, 15
- Best and Worst Missions
Reply by abbylovelace7, posted on May 31, 14
- Rank List
Reply by maulanaarbi, posted on Jan 01, 14
- Requiem, Alt Ending for PC???
Reply by , posted on Apr 02, 13
- Silent Assasin on Professional Mode
Reply by joshua_beasley, posted on Feb 05, 13


text:
State: Lawsuit adds to cycle
If you can't beat 'em, sue 'em.
Apparently that is the reaction of the New York State United Teachers, which filed a lawsuit last month against New York state for its 2 percent tax cap. In its filing, the union calls the cap "unconstitutional because it arbitrarily caps property tax levy increases, under a complicated formula, at about 2 percent and, thus, locks in and perpetuates funding inequities between affluent and low-wealth school districts."
In other words, the union would rather taxes increase at whatever amount needed to better fund education.
But let's be realistic. Throwing money at the societal and educational problems has not fixed a thing in the last 30 years. In fact, it may have made them worse.
Inequities and poverty are a product of high taxes, which the union supports, and a lack of consolidation by both the schools and municipalities.
When one looks at the poorer locations of our region, such as Ripley with a 70 percent free and reduced lunch rate, consider where one of the best and most lucrative places to work would be: the town school district. Ripley, however, is taking a smart step to enhance its students' educational experience with tuitioning, but other small districts such as Forestville, Silver Creek and Cassadaga Valley are currently feeling a pinch when it comes to their budgets.
That pinch is not due to the tax cap. It is due to declining enrollments due to declining populations. Populations decline when private-sector jobs become harder to find due to a high tax burden.
Who do those high taxes then benefit? School district employees under very generous contracts.
It is a vicious cycle. One that, with a lawsuit, has become even more vicious.


text:
Male killed by train
An unidentified man was struck and killed by a train early Saturday morning in Dunkirk.
According to Dunkirk Police, officers responded to a report of a subject struck by a train near Pike Street. Preliminary investigation revealed that a male was struck and killed by a westbound CSX train near Woodrow Avenue around 3:20 a.m.
According to Carla Groleau, CSX spokesperson, the train had three locomotives and 18 cars carrying mixed freight. The train originated in Newark, N.J. and was traveling to the Chicago area. Following the accident, the tracks were closed until 7:30 a.m. and normal train traffic resumed at 10:30 a.m. While it is unknown how fast the train was traveling, Groleau said the maximum track speed is 60 mph.
The investigation is ongoing pending positive identification of the victim and notification of family. The Dunkirk Police were assisted by Dunkirk Fire, CSX Investigators and the Chautauqua County Coroner's Office. The last pedestrian-train fatal in Dunkirk was on Oct. 21, 2012 when Steven Jewell, 55, of Park Avenue was killed around 4 p.m. He had been walking along the tracks when he was hit by a Norfolk Southern Railroad train. No charges were placed.


text:
Top 20 operators in oil production over the years
If you've wondered what companies are tops in oil production in North Dakota, here's the list of the top 20 operators and the sums of their cumulative oil.
The cumulative oil is the amount companies have produced going back to the discovery of oil in the state more than 60 years ago and to the present time.
Preliminary figures for the state's oil production in November, the most recent figures available, was 21,992,345 barrels or 733,078 barrels a day, a slight drop from October and mainly because of the winter weather, according to the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources in Bismarck.
North Dakota is No. 2 in oil production in the nation, a feat it achieved last year, and its all-time high was 749,212 barrels of oil per day in October 2012.
Following are the sums of cumulative oil for the top 20 operators. Other companies also are operating in the North Dakota oil patch. The information is provided by the N.D. Department of Mineral Resources and updated as of Thursday.
Hess Corporation 327,465,899
Whiting Oil and Gas Corp. 173,796,212
Denbury Onshore, LLC 140,381,459
Continental Resources, Inc. 130,205,244
Petro-Hunt, LLC 123,800,580
Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Co. LP 113,970,838
Amerada Hess Corp. 112,393,684
EOG Resources, Inc. 76,871,597
SM Energy Co. 75,180,729
Enduro Operating, LLC 57,738,630
Sequel Energy, LLC 45,051,477
Citation Oil & Gas Corp. 33,792,002
XTO Energy Inc. 30,837,723
Marathon Oil Co. 30,409,533
Texaco Exploration & Production Inc. 29,172,952
Slawson Exploration Co. Inc. 25,953,934
Murex Petroleum Corp. 25,860,050
Brigham Oil & Gas, L.P. 23,269,391
Encore Energy Partners Operating LLC 22,377,313
Williston Hunter ND, LLC 19,375,707
As of Friday, 187 rigs were actively drilling in the N.D. oil patch, according to the N.D. Oil and Gas Division, a divison of the N.D. Department of Mineral Resources.


text:
August 9, 2013
Girl Scouts
Stories this photo appears in:
Community Almanac
Do you want to have fun and help a worthwhile cause? Come work with one of the greatest groups in Payson — the Payson Rodeo Committee.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Requires free registration
Posting comments requires a free account and verification.


text:
Bruce Osterberg
AURORA, Wis. – Bruce E. Osterberg, 78, of Aurora, passed away on Saturday, May 4, 2013, in Elkhart Lake.
He was born on May 29, 1934, in Aurora, son of the late Evald and Edith (Roos) Osterberg. He attended Aurora and Kingsford schools, graduating from Kingsford High School in 1952.
Bruce married Helen Carlson on Dec. 26, 1955, at the Aurora Free Church, and together they spent nearly 58 wonderful years. He went on to attend and receive degrees from North Park College, Seattle Pacific College, Northern Michigan University, and Michigan State University.
He was a classroom teacher for grades 3-12 for 15 years, and served as an elementary and junior high principal for the Breitung Township School District for 16 years, before retiring in 1991.
During retirement, he bought a sawmill and spent his days working with lumber. He loved flying and was a pilot for many years. He also enjoyed teaching Sunday School and spending time with his grandchildren. Bruce was a longtime member of the First Covenant Church of Iron Mountain and a current member of the Aurora Free Church. He served multiple terms on the Florence County Board.
Bruce is survived by his loving wife, Helen Osterberg of Aurora; children, Mark (Julie) Osterberg of Marshfield, Wis., Doug (Laurie) Osterberg of Menasha, Wis., Judy (Dan) Carlson of Bloomfield, N.Y., and Steve (Cathy) Osterberg of Coeur d' Alene, Idaho; grandchildren, Britt (Christian Felix), David, Kirsten, Erik, Paul, Steven, Nathan, Heather Settle, Peter, and Maggie; great-grandchildren, Shea and Paige; siblings, Ken, Lois, Gary, Lindes, Pete, Fred, JoAnn, Donna, Sandy, Randy, and Debbie.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter in-law, Sarah; and brother and sister-in-law, Bob and Phyllis Osterberg.
The visitation will be Sunday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., and on Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Aurora Free Church in Aurora.
The funeral service will follow at noon Monday at the church. Rev. Karl Utzat will officiate.
Burial will be in the Homestead-Aurora Cemetery. Bruce's grandsons will serve as pallbearers.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established in his memory.
Condolences to the family of Bruce E. Osterberg may be expressed online at www.ernashfuneralhomes.com
The family has entrusted the Erickson-Rochon & Nash Funeral Home of Iron Mountain with the funeral arrangements.


text:
Mountains and hills PhotogalleryFree
Love view of hills and mountain ? Download this application and Enjoy the Amazing collection of Photos of the Plains, Foothills and Mountains.
Downloads: 3+Report app for spam or abuse!
Wallpaper for Android
Recommended apps
Super File Manager freemium Free
Free, Safe, Small, Simple. One of the best File Manager apps on GetJar.
Touch the Fish Live Wallpaper Free Free
Watch real ocean fish swim in Touch the Fish Live Wallpaper for Free on phone
GO Launcher EX Ganja Weed Theme Free
This theme is for every rastaman on green planet. In this project we have presented our green vision
True Water Live Wallpaper Free
Photo-realistic water settled by a school of fish, all fully interactive!
Radha Krishna Live Wallpaper-hd Free
Personalize your mobile with Spectacular Divinity of Hindu Gods through this live wallpaper.


text:
Support for providing an effective workforce
When you have a job vacancy to fill it is often difficult to focus your search and get through to the right people.
Our brand new Careers in Aquatics web pages target up to 300,000 aquatics motivated individuals, helping you to reach the right people to fill your vacancies.
As well as details of jobs in aquatics, if job-seekers find that they need to get trained or study for updated qualifications, we provide suggestions of what may be needed and how to go about achieving them, helping them on the way to providing an effective workforce for the industry.
You might also consider filling skills gaps in a different way. Have you thought about up-skilling existing staff with further training or perhaps taking on an apprentice? Talk to the IoS to find out more or take a look at our downloadable guide to apprenticeships.


text:
In 2009, IRS sent out more than 12 million math error notices. Math error notices result from cases of mathematical or other simple tax return errors where Congress has granted the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) math error authority (MEA), or the ability to assess tax or take other actions to correct such errors in limited circumstances. For example, when a taxpayer claims a credit amount exceeding a statutory limit, IRS uses MEA to fix the error during return processing.
For almost a century, Congress has been expanding IRS's MEA on a case-by-case basis. However, because IRS can use MEA only in specifically authorized situations, it has been unable to timely use MEA in several notable instances where substantial numbers of taxpayers made similar easily correctable errors.
IRS's use of recent additions to MEA have efficiently corrected hundreds of thousands of taxpayer errors and ensured proper payments of tax. For example, in September 2009, GAO suggested that Congress consider providing IRS with additional MEA to help IRS enforce compliance with the First-Time Homebuyer Credit (FTHBC). In November 2009, after learning about compliance problems with this tax credit that froze refunds and prompted civil and criminal investigations, Congress extended MEA to cover certain eligibility requirements for the FTHBC. As of July 2010, more than 3 million taxpayers have made more than $23 billion in FTHBC claims. Broader MEA has given IRS the ability to automatically verify those claims, correct errors where necessary, and deny approximately 350,000 erroneous claims in 2010 alone, thus saving tax revenue and enabling IRS to use resources elsewhere.
Similarly, in 2009, after finding more than $600 million of inappropriately claimed Hope credits for higher education (currently called the American Opportunity tax credit), both GAO and the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration suggested that Congress give IRS broader MEA. Specifically, GAO suggested that broader MEA be provided so IRS could use prior years' tax return information to automatically verify taxpayers' compliance with the limit on the number of years the Hope credit can be claimed. In the absence of this authority, IRS relies on audits to ensure compliance. However, audits may not be effective because they are labor-intensive, costly, and often do not yield high revenues. Consequently, IRS does relatively few audits on the millions of credits claimed.
When using MEA, IRS need not follow its standard deficiency procedures, which allow taxpayers an appeal and petition to the Tax Court. Instead, IRS must only notify the taxpayer that it has identified the error and has made a change. While MEA helps IRS avoid costly audits, which are burdensome to taxpayers, the National Taxpayer Advocate and some in Congress are concerned that not following standard deficiency procedures might undermine taxpayer rights because IRS might use broad authority in situations where it does not know with a high degree of certainty that the taxpayer made an error. However, as discussed below, other steps could be taken to address this concern.
To ensure the proper amount of taxes are paid and help IRS avoid costly, burdensome audits, Congress many want to consider granting IRS broader math error authority, with appropriate safeguards against misuse of that authority, to correct errors during tax return processing. With broader MEA granted by Congress, IRS could take the steps necessary to ensure proper payment of taxes in many situations. Although the amount of increased revenues would depend on the nature of future MEA use, revenue increases could be substantial based on past uses. Such authority could also reduce taxpayers' burdens by giving IRS an alternative to more intrusive enforcement actions. Broader authority could take several forms. For instance, it could be granted for newly created or revised refundable credits. Refundable credits, which provide cash payments to taxpayers irrespective of the amount of their tax liabilities, are growing in popularity, and automatic authority could enable IRS to monitor low-dollar amounts on individual returns that would be too labor intensive and costly to audit. Or, authority could be granted for any situation where IRS could check for obvious noncompliance. Had such authority existed, IRS could have addressed FTHBC compliance issues more quickly.
Controls may be needed to ensure MEA is properly used. For example, as GAO has previously reported, Congress could require IRS to submit a report on each proposed new use of MEA. The report could include how such use would meet Congress's standards or criteria for MEA use. The report could also describe IRS's or the National Taxpayer Advocate's assessment of any potential effect on taxpayer rights. Or, Congress could require a more informal procedure whereby IRS simply notifies a committee, such as the Joint Committee on Taxation, of its proposed MEA use and submits a report after such use is under way.
Authorizing the use of MEA on a broader basis could have several benefits for IRS and taxpayers. It could
The information contained in this analysis is based on the related products listed under the "Related GAO Products" tab and additional work following up on the recommendations from those products.
For additional information about this area, contact Michael Brostek or James White at (202) 512-9110 or firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
It's summer time and normally that means it's time for vacation. Typically, when you think about vacation you think relaxation, having fun, and enjoying different scenery. What we often don't realize is that our eating habits go on vacation too. But you don't have to but your weight loss and diet plans aside for vacation!
How many times have we said "So what, I'm on vacation!"? We try to justify overeating on vacation since we are relaxing from our real lives and think there won't be any consequences of going on vacation from our eating habits. But that may not be the case.
Don't deprive yourself, but find a balance of staying on track with healthy eating and indulging. Try incorporating these tips to stay on track with your healthy lifestyle or weight loss goals.
- Pick your indulgences. "Splurge" on food you typically wouldn't eat at home. When you do splurge, savor it. Eat slowly and enjoy each bite. This way you will feel satisfied sooner without overeating. Most vacation destinations have a buffet breakfast of waffles, pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, pastries, muffins, etc. Why waste your splurge on typical breakfast food? Try to keep these things in mind.
- Exercise. A lot of times hotels have gyms. Pop in there in the morning for a little workout. You will have plenty of time to sleep on the beach later in the day. Don't feel like a gym workout? Just be active! Go for a walk on the beach, join in on activities going on where you are staying like dancing, play some volleyball, etc. No matter where you are vacationing there will be an active event available.
- Don't forget to pack healthy snacks. Skip the fast food places at the airport and rest stops on car rides. Pack fresh fruit, healthy granola bars, nuts, cheese sticks, etc. Also, keep those snacks handy while vacationing to keep hunger at bay and prevent overeating at the next meal.
It's all about balance. Having a good time on vacations usually involves food too, especially if your destination has different cuisine then you are used to. The key is to enjoy yourself in moderation then you have the best of both worlds, enjoying your vacation and not sabotaging your healthy lifestyle or weight loss goals.


text:
Football Secures Big Homecoming Win over Central
Football Secures Big Homecoming Win over Central
Beavers pick up seventh straight Homecoming win with a thrilling 30-25 triumph over Central College on Saturday afternoon.
Buena Vista chalked up 23 first quarter points and forced five Central College turnovers, as the Beavers hung on for a thrilling 30-25 Homecoming victory over the Dutch inside of J. Leslie Rollins Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The win was just the second for BVU over Central since 1979 and the first in Storm Lake since 1959.
"I thought we battled all day long on both sides of the ball," said BVU head coach Jay Anderson. "We won the turnover battle and that allowed for such a fast start. We made some big plays when we had to."
The Beavers took their first lead of the year early in the first quarter when freshman Bryce Bintner (Indianola, Iowa/Indianola) nailed a 29-yard field attempt to cap an eight-play, 27-yard drive. BVU got good field position to start the drive after senior Logan Lehrkamp (Carroll, Iowa/Carroll) returned the punt 14 yards to the Beaver 46-yard line. After a 15-yard facemask penalty, BVU ran its first play of the afternoon from the Dutch 39.
Collin Mann (Logan, Iowa/Logan-Magnolia) then came up with the game's first turnover when he intercepted a pass at the Central 30-yard line to again give the Beavers excellent field position. Three plays later, sophomore quarterback Bobby Brown (Storm Lake, Iowa/Storm Lake) connected with Lehrkamp from 19 yard out. Bintner added the PAT for a 10-0 with less than seven minutes gone by.
Central then turned the ball over for the second time in as many plays when the snap out of the shotgun sailed over the quarterback's head and all the way back to the Dutch 13 yard-line. Senior Nick Plueger (Le Mars, Iowa/Le Mars) recovered, and three plays later, sophomore Dylan Barrett (Harlan, Iowa/Harlan) plunged in from two yards out. Bintner's PAT extended the advantage to 17-0.
Central then looked poised to cut into the Beaver lead on the ensuing drive, going 70 yards in 14 plays all the way down to the BVU one yard line, before a fumble on an option pitch was recovered by junior Brady Randall (Storm Lake, Iowa/Alta) at the five.
The Beavers, with the wind at their backs, were facing a 3rd-and-13 from its own 14 yard-line, and that's when Brown hooked up with freshman Jalen Henningsen (Alta, Iowa/Alta) over the middle of the field on the last play of the opening quarter. Henningsen then did the rest, eluding a couple of tacklers before pulling away just in front of the Beaver bench before finding the end-zone for the longest pass play since Brandon Phelan hooked up with Eric Bertelsen on a 90-yard score against Cornell College back in 2009.
Bintner's extra-point attempt missed wide left, but the Beavers did take a 23-0 lead into the second stanza.
The Dutch then got on the board on the first drive of the second quarter, getting a 41-yard field goal. They then forced a BVU punt and again went down the field and added a 35-yard make to get within 23-6 with just more than eight minutes left in the half.
Central later got within 23-13 after going 72 yards in 11 plays and getting a 17-yard touchdown pass with 40 seconds left in the half.
After the Beavers were forced to punt on their first possession of the second half, Central then responded with a 13-play, 70-yard score with 8:55 left, to get within 23-19. The snap on the point-after attempt was high, leaving it a two-possession game.
The defenses came up with big stops to close out the quarter and BVU took the four-point lead into the final period. After seeing the Dutch overcome a similar deficit a year ago in Pella to win 33-30, the Beavers were looking to make sure that didn't happen again.
They took the ball to start the fourth quarter and converted a big 3rd-and-13 with a pass from Brown to senior Bo Darrow (Glenwood, Iowa/Glenwood). Three plays later, Brown connected to a wide-open Lehrkamp who went 56 yards for the score, extending the lead to 30-19.
Central made it 30-25 with just over four minutes to go, and after forcing a Beaver punt, got the ball back with 1:37 left. Matt Best (Des Moines, Iowa/Lincoln), however secured the thrilling win for BVU with the team's third interception of the contest and the first of his career. A pair of kneel-downs then ended it for the Beavers.
Brown finished the game, completing 16-of-26 attempts through the air for a career-best 318 yards. It's the first 300-plus passing day by a BVU quarterback since Phelan threw for 333 yards in a win over the University of Dubuque to close out the season back in 2009.
Lehrkamp finished with 124 yards receiving (three shy of his career-high set last season at UW-Platteville) on just seven catches. Darrow was next with four catches for a career-best 81 yards.
On the ground, the Beavers got 60 yards from senior John Hill (Webster City, Iowa/Webster City) on 21 carries and finished with 352 yards of total offense.
Central, which has now lost four games in a season for the first time since 2003, finished with 166 yards on the ground and added 278 more through the air.
Plueger, who came in leading the conference in tackles per game, added 14 more to help lead the way, as Randall was next with nine.
"I love the attitude of this team, we earned a win today," Anderson added. "We may not be perfect, but we will fight it out for a full 60 minutes."
Buena Vista, which earns its first win over Central since 2003, improves to 1-5 overall (1-2 IIAC) and will look to make it back-to-back wins next week when the team goes back on the road for a 1:00pm kick-off at Loras College (2-4, 1-2 IIAC).


text:
Congressional compensation ledger
This ledger was used to clarify a proposed reduction in compensation for Congress in 1843, thus reducing the Congressional budget. Congress sets the budget for its operations, including pay for Members of Congress.
National Archives, Records of the U.S. Senate Used with the permission of the U.S. Senate


text:
Did this team get replaced by the '99 team and no one told me?
1) Wonder Twins Power - Activate!
Form of ... a power-hitting shortstop! Shape of ... an ice donkey! Or something like that! As long as there's no space monkey involved! (I hated that thing.) Sure, Travis Hafner hitting a home run is not exactly new (since it's his fifth ... in seven games), but Jhonny Peralta goes yard for the first time. This augments a 3-hit performance including a double that lifts his average to .300. Did I mention that both homers came with two outs? Or that neither player had swung at a previous pitch (Peralta 2-1, Hafner 0-2)? Maybe Washburn didn't have five innings of stuff, but give these guys credit for waiting him out.
2) Did I mention the power?
Of the Indians' 13 hits, 6 were for extra bases. The only one that didn't lead directly to a run was because they intentionally walked Hafner after Peralta's double. And by the way, one was by Victor Martinez batting right-handed, which was a concern last season (that all his power was from the left side).
3) My Favorite Player Lacks Stamina!
1st 3 innings: 0 hits, 1 BB, 5 Ks (4 swinging). That's dominant.
4th/5th inning: 1 hit, 3 swinging Ks, 2 lineouts. That's good, but the hit was a double and the outs were hard-hit.
6th inning: 2 extra-base hits to middle infielders, including one named "Yuniesky." One other hit, an inning-ending lineout with two on, and 2 runs.
Look, 6 innings with 4 H, 1 BB, 2 R, and 8 K is a very tidy start. Who's complaining? But check out the 4/5 B-List:
Through three innings, I would have told you that Cliff Lee was our best pitcher. Through five innings, I would have said one ball was really clobbered, but that's a heckuva start.
What goes unsaid is that Lee largely turned into a newt in the sixth inning and did not get better. It's early in the year and the man has stuff, but we're going to need a starter that goes more than six at some point in the season. By the way, when did Cliff Lee become Eric Milton? 9 fly ball outs and 1 grounder? He got 18 outs, and ONE was a ground ball. Huh?
4) The Wisdom of Nibbling with a SIX RUN LEAD
If Scott Sauerbeck throws Raul Ibanez the fattest pitch imaginable, we would have been down 9-4. If Matt Miller throws an R. A. Dickey knuckleball to Richie Sexson, the score balloons to the unsurmountable deficit of ... well ... negative four. Now, I am not advocating this as a long-term strategy, and Sauerbeck did throw three strikes to Ibanez (he fouled 'em off), but for cryin' out loud, they loaded the bases without getting a goddam hit. That's twice in two Lee starts! (The first time was Lee's fault, as he attempted to play Plunk-A-Mole with the White Sox.) Thank goodness Miller throws such gunk that Everett grounded into a double play.
5) You, you're not good.
It's early, and blah blah blah, but I'm lookin' at Seattle and I see:
1 guy hitting .300 (Johjima)
2 guys cast off from the White Sox, who were a lousy offensive team (Borchard, Everett)
2 middle infielders I could not identify with access to the FBI's internal website
2 guys whom Seattle oversigned after career years (Beltre, Ibanez)
5 pitchers were the lowest ERA is 5.40 (granted, we have a guy with a 21.00, so these things change)
I'd take Suzuki, Sexson, and Petagine. What does Roberto Petagine have to do, anyway? Hit Carl Everett with a dinosaur bone?
6) Early All-Star Voting
Ho hum, three more hits for Victor Martinez. Why does anyone throw Travis Hafner a strike? How about the guy hitting .444 behind him? Not the very best baserunner ever to wear a Cleveland uniform, but this seems like picking the very smallest nit possible.
7) The continued rehabilitation of Casey Blake
1-for-4 doesn't look like much. Heck, he struck out twice. But the second one was a brutal call on 3-2, and he worked that double out of Washburn. I see a different player.
8) There is no Last Minute
6 of the 9 runs were driven home with 2 outs. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: 1. Something seems different from last year, I just can't put my finger on it ...
(BTW: Seattle stranded 7, 5 of whom were in scoring position. Doh!)
9) Did I mention I hate the Minnesota bullpen?
Crain actually stunk, but Nathan got the one-run save. Stupid A's.


text:
Buy Parts Online
Locating Services
Insurance/Loan Quote
You need Floor Mats for your 97 Nissan Maxima, we have it!
Looking for parts for your 1997 Maxima? Look no further! We at Accessory are a one-stop shop for everything you need for your 1997 Nissan Maxima. We have you covered for it all from the tip of your vehicle to the tail end of it both inside and outside. Whether you want to find the right tools to keep the exterior of your 1997 Maxima looking its best when riding down the road, or you want to get the right ones to help you tinker with success under the hood, we at 1997 Maxima Accessory will give it all to you today and for so much less that you have had to pay in the past. We make sure that our prices are top notch and as low as they go when it comes to your much needed 97 Nissan Maxima car parts.
Accessory store your entire auto supplies under one roof. We keep Floor Mats, Hoods and Front Fenders for your 97 Nissan Maxima. It could be any model, any year; we cater to everybody's needs.
We take away all your auto related problems and help make life easier for you. We could teach you everything that you require to know for you to maintain your Nissan Maxima. If necessary, we could introduce to the best auto services and auto shops. Our online stores are just what you need to help you tend to and get the best out of your Nissan Maxima for the maximum number of years.
At Accessory, we maintain our prices. If you are looking for parts for your Nissan Maxima, Accessory is the ideal place. You'll find the best quality Floor Mats, Hoods and Front Fenders at the best prices available. At Accessory, we do not lower our standards. We do not waste our time or yours with cheap imitations and used parts that are past their prime. Every part we store and sell is worth using in your car. Even second-hand parts are checked thoroughly and put for sale only if they pass our rigid standards of inspection.
So when you come into our online Accessory shop, looking for parts for your 97 Nissan Maxima, rest assured your needs will be met by highly proficient professionals who care about you and your car. We will take care of your and your 97 Maxima the way you need to be taken care of, we guarantee it! Come into Accessory and start looking around today!


text:
Carhartt Elements 24'' Dome Duffle Bag
Product Information:
The durable Carhartt® Elements 24" Dome Duffle will last through tough handling. Hard-wearing 840D ballistic nylon is made to take the heavy workload you place on your bag. A Rain Defender™ DWR formula and additional TPU weather-resistant coating combine to resist rain penetration. The large dome opening and exterior waterproof pocket keep you organized. The Carhartt® Dome Duffle is a rugged bag for your rugged workload.
- 24 inch Carhartt® weather resistant duffle
- Constructed of 840D ballistic nylon
- Treated with Rain Defender™ Durable Water Repellant formula to withstand rain and dirt
- Additional TPU weather-resistant coating
- Large dome-shaped zippered main opening makes it easier to access your gear
- Exterior waterproof zippered pocket for protection of smaller items
- Removable adjustable shoulder strap with pad
- Rugged webbing top haul handles
- Triple-stitch reinforced seams for continued durability
- Sturdy YKK zippers
- Dimensions: 24" x 13" x 10"
- Model: 12021401
- Carhartt
Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 32230416
Customer Reviews:
Rated 5 out of 5�by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5�by BrentGary Really Cool Duffel Blew away my expectations once I got the bag. The waterproof fabric is awesome and this duffel is sized perfectly. Took it camping last weekend in The Berkshires. May 21, 2014
1-1 of 1


text:
Jawbone Mini Jambox Bluetooth speaker
A colourful and compact Bluetooth speaker with excellent build quality, let down by price and volume
A colourful and compact Bluetooth speaker with excellent build quality, let down by price and volume
Jawbone says its new Mini Jambox Bluetooth speaker doesn't have a competitor when it comes to combining portability and sound quality, despite a wealth of similar sized speakers currently available on the market.
The latest business news, reviews, features and whitepapers
Visit our shop for the best deals on hot products
Watch our video news and reviews from around the world
Comprehensive buying guides, features, and step-by-step articles
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


text:
Enter your Email Address and click 'Continue' Example: email@example.com For further assistance in retrieving your
password, please call:
(800) 770-3387 Submit Cancel Forgot Password Close /TravelSmith/US/Global/Popups/forgot_password Enter your email address
false pdp {"scheme":"product1_cr"}
false pdp {"scheme":"product2_cr"}
Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 77 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marianne Perfect for Travel AND for Work What could be better for a working gal than manintenance-free clothes? My Travelsmith wardrobe is great for travel, but even better for every day. Who wants to stay home ironing? This top is perfect because it is so versatile. I wear mine for day or evening knowing I always look just right and wrinkle-free. I'm so glad I ordered it in my two favorite colors! March 19, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Battyhelen Very smart and practical I have now bought this outfit in all the colors and two of the black! It is very easy to wear, it looks very smart (doesn't cling!), and doesn't crease when you wear it. I like the tunic length as well. The final joy is that it washes like a dream and is ready to wear straight out of the dryer. I just wish TS did the pants in the stone color as well as the blue and black. March 19, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lyne The quality of this fabric is excellent. The fit is loose and flowing but not shapeless. My only problem is that they are out of stock now. March 26, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by SusanLYP Love the material on this AND the length I'm tall and like longer tops. This is a great fit and can go very dressy or quite casual. March 26, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by edamame Great Top! This top has a classy look about it. It skims but doesn't cling. I can wear it to work and go to dinner in it later. It still looks fresh and unwrinkled. I have bought it in 2 colors and will order the third. Everytime I wear one of them, I get compliments. June 5, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheLadyDiver Comfortable, Versitile, Flattering, No Wrinkles Love this top - looks great with the matching pants. Fabric is substantial - should last a long time. June 18, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by middleaged Good product -- Hope it comes back in stock! Good fabric, looks good on me, nice shape, good length. Only two nits to pick: On first use, I got butter on the taupe fabric -- and it still shows after 2 washing attempts. Second, I can't replace it or get it in black because it's out of stock, with no back order! July 3, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Annie2990 Really Love This Tunic. I bought all three colors in this tunic, but wish there had been a "sandstone" colored pant to go with the sandstone colored tunic. I LOVE the fabric and the fit. Wish I had more things made of this fabric and fit like these pieces do. July 9, 2010
Product:30346-Jet Set Knit 3/4-Sleeved Ballet-Neck Tunic


text:
The Office of Judicial Affairs (JAO) promotes the broad integration and understanding of the College's Standards of Conduct, Dartmouth's Principles of Community and the Academic Honor Principle into the everyday life of the community. Our primary goal is to educate students of the College's core values of personal and academic integrity, trust, and respect.
When a report of alleged misconduct is made, Judicial Affairs oversees the College's conduct systems for individual students and student organizations. We work to facilitate the review of incidents in a fair, student-centered, and timely manner.
Our Staff:
Last Updated: 1/3/17


text:
Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (88 votes).
In short: Great race, lovely viewsIn full: Well organsied fun village eventDate of review: July 1, 2014
In short: Very Well Organised - Very Entertaining race commentator. In full: Hard to get a PB maybe, but I would not say its 2 minutes long like the Description for it describes. There are some long down hill straights to make a lot of time up on.Date of review: June 12, 2014
In short: Variety, challengingDate of review: June 9, 2014
In short: Great landscape and great atmosphere at race HQDate of review: June 8, 2014
In short: Lovely trail run with mild ups and downsIn full: Third time I have done this race and love it more each time. The course is nicely marked out and marshals were placed in best locations. A very nice touch this year was feedback from the substation marshals of who was coming through to the finish area giving the commentator time to find your name and encourage the crowd to shout you through to finish. Loved that.Date of review: June 12, 2013
In short: My first 10k since starting running in Feb this year, enjoyed the day and definitely got the bugDate of review: June 10, 2013
In short: Love this one!In full: Brilliant, well organised run in aid of some fantastic charities! Bit hilly in places but very rewarding!! Not a PB race but still worth a good go!Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: A good mix of trerrain in short bursts with picturesque scenery In full: A well organised event, with a great atmosphere. The route is broken into short sections of terrain, making it very enjoyable run.Coffee and cakes afterwards had the Biggest muffins ever!!This is one that I would go back and do again.Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: BrilliantIn full: First time I have ran this race & I loved it. A little challenging for anyone who is new to running but the course & scenery is more than worth it. The organisation & marshalls are 10 out of 10! Think this is possibly my favourite 10k now & will be back next year. Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: A well-organised local race which would make a good introduction to trail running. In full: This was the first time I'd entered this race, and I was really pleased that I did. It had the feel of a small local race, but with sufficient numbers of club runners to make it properly competitive (whilst still good for the slower runners). The organisation was smooth without feeling bureaucratic and there was a compere who managed to keep talking without getting annoying!Much of the course is off-road but despite the rain over the preceding weeks it wasn't muddy (a nice surprise). So you're unlikely to need trail shoes unless the weather is really bad. And although there are a few ups and downs, I wouldn't call it at all hilly. My only gripe is that it took almost a week to get the official results up. Date of review: June 18, 2012
Visit the official Runner's World page
Follow Runner's World on Twitter
Click here
Other Natmag-Rodale Sites
Run For Charity
Injury Clinics
About Runner's World


text:
Hyunggi Cho, Paul Rybski, and Wende Zhang
2010 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, June, 2010.
|This paper presents a vision-based framework for intelligent vehicles to detect and track people riding bicycles in urban traffic environments. To deal with dramatic appearance changes of a bicycle according to different viewpoints as well as nonrigid nature of human appearance, a method is proposed which employs complementary detection and tracking algorithms. In the detection phase, we use multiple view-based detectors: frontal, rear, and right/left side view. For each view detector, a linear Support Vector Machine (SVM) is used for object classification in combination with Histograms of Oriented Gradients (HOG) which is one of the most discriminative features. Furthermore, a real-time enhancement for the detection process is implemented using the Integral Histogram method and a coarse-to-fine cascade approach. Tracking phase is performed by a multiple patch-based Lucas-Kanade tracker. We first run the Harris corner detector over the bounding box which is the result of our detector. Each of the corner points can be a good feature to track and, in consequence, becomes a template of each instance of multiple Lucas-Kanade trackers. To manage the set of patches efficiently, a novel method based on spectral clustering algorithm is proposed. Quantitative experiments have been conducted to show the effectiveness of each component of the proposed framework.
Sponsor: General Motors
Associated Project(s): Context-sensitive bicycle and pedestrian detection and tracking
Number of pages: 8
|Text Reference
|Hyunggi Cho, Paul Rybski, and Wende Zhang, "Vision-based Bicyclist Detection and Tracking for Intelligent Vehicles," 2010 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, June, 2010.
|BibTeX Reference
author = "Hyunggi Cho and Paul Rybski and Wende Zhang",
title = "Vision-based Bicyclist Detection and Tracking for Intelligent Vehicles",
booktitle = "2010 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium",
month = "June",
year = "2010",
|The Robotics Institute is part of the School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Contact Us | Update Instructions


text:
Myth Busting: Lean Beef Costs More
Posted on 1/22/2013 by Melissa JacksonTweet Email
You know that many of America's favorite (and most popular) cuts also are lean. "That's great," you might say. "But aren't the lean cuts also the most expensive?" Quite the contrary! In fact, the leanest cuts in the meat case are often some of the more affordable. Great news all around!
Based on retail scanner data from October 2012, beef prices average out at about $1.10 per 3 oz. serving. In fact, some of the most popular lean cuts are priced very attractively. For instance, top sirloin steak (one of the most versatile cuts around) is about $5.12 per pound, which equals $1.28 per 3 oz. cooked serving. Chuck pot roast (which often ranks as the top selling cut in the country) is about $3.66 per pound, or only about $0.91 per 3 oz. serving!


text:
Coming Soon: Single-Vineyard Profiles
on November 30, 2012
Like us, you're passionate about single-vineyard wines. Well, we're excited to announce that in December we will be kicking off a series of Nickel & Nickel vineyard profiles, going "in depth" behind your favorite wines–and maybe wines you haven't enjoyed yet. We'll dedicate each month to a vineyard, with several posts focusing on different aspects: geography, viticulture and characteristics of the wine produced. Perhaps you'll be inspired to taste some of the wines resting in your cellar–or maybe you'll branch out and try something new!
First up, our home vineyard: John C. Sullenger Vineyard, which surrounds the Nickel & Nickel winery, pictured below.


text:
Planes, Trains, Automobiles
At Nauticalia we have always been inspired by engineering and innovation but focusing mainly on the nautical developments that supported Britain's position as one of the world's major maritime powers.
However, regular visitors to our website and shops, and readers of our catalogue, will have noticed that we have gradually expanded our product range into other areas - introducing some of the finest examples of engineering and innovation that we can find in other areas of our heritage.
In our Planes, Trains and Automobiles section, you will find scale replicas and models, limited edition prints, books and even working models of icons such as the Supermarine Spitfire, Jaguar MKII - engineering masterpieces which have earned their place in history with almost legendary status.
Popular Now
5 hours 20 mins ago
MR S from NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA
SafaSail Cap, navy/blue


text:
Sold out in your size? Vote for a restock!
Keep in mind we don't always restock. This is just for popular items that may come back due to high demand! Customer care can't provide any information about items that are sold out.
See our Terms and Privacy Policy.
Out of this world vintage Dolce & Gabbana silk skirt featuring a supremely rad tie dye print and seamed detailing. Unlined, snap button/zip closure. Looks perfect paired with a lucite heels and a crop top!
The Details
Waist: 14"
Length: 17.5"
Circa: 90s
Label: Dolce & Gabbana
Marked Size: 44
Estimated Size: S/M
Color: Multi
Fabric: 100% Silk
Condition: Good vintage condition
Jazzlyn is a US size 2
Height: 5'9"
Bust: 32" / Waist: 24" / Hips: 34"
Astrological sign: Scorpio
Can't live without: My guitar
Tell us a secret: After a scary movie I have to sleep with the lights on
If you're not utterly obsessed with your recent purchase, it's now so easy to send it back! All US returns can be completed online using our fast, hassle-free system. Check out the links below for more details.
Opened makeup, earrings, ear cuffs and panties cannot be returned.


text:
Article Header
B.J. Evans
Manager, Media Relations and Publications
Phone: 719-228-6800
ANAHEIM, Calif. (May 15, 2008)
- The U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team defeated Germany 3-1 (25-17, 25-23, 22-25, 25-20) on Thursday in an exhibition match played in Chemnitz, Germany. The U.S. Men played the match to help Germany prepare for its Olympic qualification tournament on May 23-25 in Dusseldorf. Team USA will return home Friday to begin preparing to play Argentina at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Exhibition for Volleyball on May 27 in Irvine, Calif.
The U.S. Men were credited with 10 aces in the match as compared to five for Germany. Team USA also out-hit Germany 51-45 and out-blocked it 11-9. Team USA was credited with converting 60 percent of its kill attempts as opposed to 49 percent for Germany. Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.) led the U.S. Men in scoring with 20 points on 14 kills, a match-high four blocks and two aces. Touzinsky was credited with converting 70 percent of his kill attempts and also with 36 percent excellent receptions on 22 attempts. Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.) added 17 points on 12 kills, three blocks and two aces.
Brook Billings (Santa Barbara, Calif.) scored 16 points on 15 kills and one ace. Delano Thomas (Sacramento, Calif.) scored 13 points on seven kills, three blocks and three aces. Phil Eatherton (Glencoe, Mo.) scored three points on three kills and Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.) scored three points on three aces. U.S. libero Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.) was credited with 24 percent "excellent" receptions on 17 attempts with two errors. Jochen Schops led Germany with 20 points on a match-high 18 kills, one block and one ace.
U.S. Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) started Rooney and Touzinsky at outside hitter, Eatherton and Thomas at middle blocker, Billings at opposite, Hansen at setter and Lambourne at libero. Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.), Andrew Hein (Carol Stream, Ill.) and Brandon Taliaferro (San Clemente, Calif.) all played as substitutes.
: The U.S. Men will be playing the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Exhibition for Volleyball against Argentina at 7 p.m. on May 27 at the Bren Events Center in Irvine, Calif. Tickets for the FIVB World League matches in Hoffman Estates, Ill. (June 20-21 vs. Bulgaria), Green Bay, Wis. (June 27-28 vs. Finland) and Bloomington, Ill. (July 11-12 vs. Spain) are now on sale. To purchase tickets, go to the USA Volleyball World League site at
U.S. Men's Team Roster
2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine)
4 Evan Patak (Opp, 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
6 Phil Eatherton (MB, 6-9, Glencoe, Mo., Ball State)
7 Donald Suxho (S, 6-5, Korce, Albania, USC bv)
10 Riley Salmon (OH, 6-6, League City, Texas, Pierce College)
11 Brook Billings (Opp, 6-5, Santa Barbara, Calif., USC)
12 Andrew Hein (MB, 6-11, Carol Stream, Ill., Pepperdine)
14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)
15 Gabe Gardner (Opp, 6-9, San Clemente, Calif., Stanford)
16 Brandon Taliaferro (S, 6-5, UCLA, San Clemente, Calif.)
17 Delano Thomas (MB, 6-7, Sacramento, Calif., Hawai'i)
18 Scott Touzinsky (OH, 6-6, St. Louis, Mo., Long Beach State)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon
Team Manager: Russell Rose
Assistant Coach: Ron Larsen
Assistant Coach: Jay Hosack
Technical Coordinator: Jamie Morrison
Medical Support: Aaron Brock


text:
BIOS Functionality
In our previous reviews of Asus products we have already talked about Asus EFI BIOS – an overall very successful implementation of the UEFI standard (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface). Therefore, today we are going to just briefly glance over the major BIOS sections.
By default, there is "EZ Mode" enabled in the BIOS. It performs mostly informational functions, because there are barely any configurable parameters there. You can check the basic system settings, some monitoring data, select an energy-efficient or performance mode and set the order of boot-up devices by simply dragging and dropping them with the mouse pointer.
You can quickly switch from "EZ Mode" to "Advanced Mode" by pressing F7, or use the F3 hot key to jump over to one of the most frequently used BIOS sections.
You can switch from "EZ Mode" to "Advanced Mode" every time you enter the BIOS, or press F3 key which also works if pressed while in any other BIOS section, yet it could be much more convenient if you made "Advanced Mode" a default setting. In this case the first section you see will be the familiar "Main" section, where you can receive some basic system information, change the interface language and set up date and time.
Most of the overclocking-related options are traditionally gathered in the "Ai Tweaker" section. The main section window allows you to change the frequencies, multipliers and voltages. You don't need to go over to the "Monitoring" section to check the current voltages, as they are all listed right here next to each of the parameters used for changing these voltages, which is highly convenient. The voltage may be set above or below their nominal values.
As usual, some parameters are singled out into individual sub-sections in order to unload the main section a little bit. "OC Tuner" parameter only looks like a sub-section, but in reality it helps to automatically overclock the system. The memory timings can also be configured on an individual page. They are indeed very numerous, but still very easy to work with. You can see all timings that the mainboard sets for each of the two memory channels. And you can adjust only a few selected timings, such as the main ones, for example, leaving all other settings at defaults.
The "CPU Power Management" sub-section allows configuring the parameters affecting "Intel Turbo Boost" technology. However, you do not have to do that, because the board will automatically adjust everything to match your selected overclocking goals.
There are significantly fewer options related to the power and energy-efficiency of the digital DIGI+ voltage regulator than you will find by other Asus mainboards. However, all the most important ones are here. You can configure Asus' proprietary power-saving technologies that allow changing the number of active phases in the voltage regulator circuitry depending on the CPU utilization right in the BIOS. "CPU Load-Line Calibration" technology that prevents the CPU Vcore from dropping under heavy load may be not only enabled or disabled, but also adjusted to deliver the desired effect.
The functionality of the parameters in the sub-sections of the "Advanced" section is quite clear from their names.


text:
IMPORTANT: Please click "End Session" to clear your personal information. (Credit Card info is always hidden from view).End Session
Cookies are not enabled in your browser.
You must have Cookies enabled for the best experience on our site and to make a purchase.
Learn how to enable Cookies in your browser or call 1-800-426-8020 for assistance.
Roll over image to zoom in |
This image is not Zoomable
Eddie Bauer exclusive. The ultimate 24-hour adventure traveler. High-performance materials and innovative design deliver all-day, every day comfort in a lightweight platform. Air mesh upper for excellent breathability. Foot-cradling construction includes a secure heel pocket, durable cushioning, superior forefoot support, and overall stability.
"Taking a trip? Be sure to pack the Eddie Bauer Full Circuit in your suitcase. The polyurethane footbed makes each step feel like you're walking on clouds, while the carbon rubber outsole will hold up against all terrain."
Amy Schlinger, Editor at Life by DailyBurn
NOTE ON SIZING: Because of the streamlined performance last on this shoe, sizing is running 1/2 size small. Please order 1/2 size up.
Need Help? 1-800-426-8020
Review Summaryby PowerReviews
Best Uses
Reviewed by 148 customers
Displaying reviews 1-4
Previous | Next »
Comments about Women's Eddie Bauer Full Circuit:
Great for daily use of walking. Like the Hiker look.
Comments about Women's Eddie Bauer Full Circuit:
I normally wear a size 6 but took the advice of others and ordered a half size bigger. I am glad I did.
They fit great and I love the eggplant color. Very comfortable right out of the box.
Comments about Women's Eddie Bauer Full Circuit:
Very nice
Comments about Women's Eddie Bauer Full Circuit:
I wasn't sure these would be comfortable but after the first day I loved them. I usually wear an 8 sometimes an 8 1/2. I think it said to order up for 1/2 sizes. I purchased a 9 and it fits well.
Displaying reviews 1-4
Previous | Next »


text:
Greenpoint Brands, My Natural, Jane Goodall by My Natural, Lion Plush (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?4.71 lbsShipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: MYM-42212
- UPC Code: 084828422121
- Package Quantity:
- Dimensions: 7.5 x 7.5 x 8.5 in, 0.5 lbs
- Good for All
- Earth Friendly
- 100% Non-Toxic
- Natural Coloring
- 0+ Months
- All-Natural Toy Collection
- For All Ages
Natural Cotton Collection
- Certified Non-Toxic
- Certified Natural Cotton Fabric
- Low Eco Impact Dye Process
- Environmentally Friendly
- Filled with Recycled Fiber
Inspired by nature, My Natural toys are made with safety and sustainability in mind.
The My Natural Jane Goodall Natural Cotton Collection is a line of plush animals from various habitats across the globe. The product is only made from certified non-toxic, unprocessed cotton. The collection carries the Jane Goodall "Good for All" brand, featuring the name and image of Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE. The Jane Goodall Institute created the "Good for All" brand in 2007 to recognize companies and environmentally conscious products that reflect Dr. Goodall's core values.
Our Products
My Natural offers a variety of safe, cuddly characters. Each with a different mood and personality, My Natural will inspire love, creativity, and instill appreciation for the Earth.
Let My Natural be your baby's first friend.
Benefits of My Natural
For your loved ones:
- Made with 100% natural cotton fabric
- No harmful chemical dyes or toxins next to your skin
- Non-irritant to sensitive or young skin
For the Environment
- Made with eco-friendly materials ensuring environmentally sustainable product
- Low Eco Impact dye process
- Recycled fiber stuffing supports sustainability
- Ethical labor policy
Our Toys
Our low-impact dyes create a wonderfully soft color palette, inspired by the dreamy hues of fairytales.
Inspired by nature, My Natural toys are made with safety and sustainability in mind.
Suggested Use
Washing Instruction
My Natural cotton is a wonderful natural material that needs special care.
We recommended that all cotton toys be machine washed in cold water with a mild soap and air dried flat. It should not be treated with unnatural chemical induced washing detergents.
Storage Instruction
Please make sure cotton toys are clean and dry before storing them. If concerned about mold problems, we suggest storing cotton toys with lavender or cedar wood as a natural alternative to moth repellents.
For safety's sake, remove all tags and string fasteners before giving this toy to your child. These attachments are not part of this toy.


text:
Jacobito's Blog on Web Design, Branding & Online Marketing
Within you'll find everything from choosing a color theme, to simple SEO techniques. We'll talk about changes in the world of web design. We'll also discuss how you can benefit from hiring Jacobito for your next design project.
Jacobito's Mobile-Friendly Website Makeover
Posted on: July 29, 2016
We at Jacobito Design have decided that it's time to show off some of the new technologies we've been working with over the last two years. So we've decided that it's time for a mobile-friendly website makeover...
End of Year 20% Off Web Design Promotion
Posted on: November 03, 2015
Jacobito Design will be giving 20% off for the end of 2014 on new web design projects. Here are the details:
Responsive Santa Fe Web Design
Posted on: September 24, 2015
In the age of smartphones and tablets, it is more important than ever that your website be user-friendly across all internet devices.
|| older posts


text:
Welcome Advisors!
Dear Student Organization Advisor,
The Office of Student Leadership & Activities (OSLA) appreciates your commitment to serve as an advisor to a registered student organization at Delaware State University. The advisor plays an integral role in helping student leaders create an environment within their organizations that is productive, safe, enjoyable, and educational.
To adjust to the changing dynamic of higher education, and to advance a proactive risk management strategy at Delaware State University, the OSLA believes it is important to provide clear guidance and support regarding the expected role you will play as a facilitator advisor. The OSLA is committed to ensuring you have all the resources and development opportunities to enrich the lives of the students you advise as well as your own.
Student Organization and Advisor Handbook [1]
Organization Registration
New Student Organization [2] - completed by Advisor and members of all new student organizations
Returning Student Organization [3] - completed by Advisor and members of all returning student organizations to update status and organization information
Business and Finance
Office of Student Leadership and Activity Student Organization Budget Narrative Form [4]
This form should be used to provide a projected budget each year for active student organizations. The form should accompany the NEW ORGANIZATION or RETURNING STUDENT ORGANIZATION forms as a guide to determine expected expenditures for the entire academic year.
This form should be filled out for Petty Cash requests, to pay out vendors, request items to purchase or for goods and services.
Background on Guidelines for Solicitation [6]
The University also recognizes the importance of raising financial and in-kind support from outside sources to benefit the University, its students, departments, and activities. The Solicitation Agreement form guides the policies and procedures for selling goods or services on campus for the purpose of raising money for student organization programs and activities.
Travel Authorization [7], Per Diem Distribution [8], and Student Travel Release Form [9]
These form should be filled out to request to travel for official school business, (i.e. conferences, events off campus that require transportation, meals and hotel accommodations). Please feel free to contact the OSLA for clarification on what event would require this form email@example.com [10].
Student organizations at Delaware State University must establish strategic and systematic plans and processes to evaluate the viability of their programs, activities, and events. Policies and procedures outline the internal and external accountability expectations with regard to student learning and guide how the organization can determine learning outcomes. The STUDENT ORGANIZATION MONTHLY ASSESSMENT REPORT [12] allows you to highlight how your club or organization is meeting the goals of your learning outcomes. Please complete the form and submit it to OSLA monthly by the end of the month or during Student Leadership Institute. Questions may be directed to email@example.com [13] or 302-857-6392.
Whether subtle or overt, behaviors demonstrated by student leaders are instrumental in conveying values, guiding strategy, and inspiring passion and interest in other students. When practiced, the effect is far more powerful than merely putting on a program or party. Actions consistently tell the story not only of who you are, but of the behaviors you value.
Student Leadership Institute provides workshops and leadership sessions for students to learn strategies and practices that are honorable and can be easily adopted by all student groups. Students explore methods of leadership development, learn how accountability is needed, and is a core competency to developing them individually and corporately as a leader and a professional. Students learn to make proficient use of campus resources while adhering to safety and risk management policies and procedures with a focus on the well-being of campus and community constituents. Student Leadership Institute sessions complement the goals and objectives of DSU's five core values, and systematically move students from paraprofessional behaviors to strategic leadership behaviors conducive of producing a preferred future.
If you have any questions regarding attendance or general questions about the workshops, please contact the OSLA team at firstname.lastname@example.com [13] or 302-857-6390.
Helpful Advising Websites
National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) [14]
Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education [15]