text:
Did you read the Monica Lewinsky article in Vanity Fair? What do you think about what she said?
I think somebody really doesn't want to see the Clintons back in the White House and wanted to remind America that hes no good by bringing her back into the public eye.
In any case what she did 20 years ago probably ruined her life but if she did the same thing today she be a very rich girl with endorsements., Tv shows., books to write etc.
Only know her name cause she sucked dick. Don't care what she has to say about anything.ReplyCancel
Good read. However, Monica spends an awful lot of time emphasizing that their relations were consensual and had nothing to do with power. Riiiiiiight. My only other gripe was: Monica, leave Hils the fuck out of this. You already blew her husband, did you really need to underscore how she blames herself for what the two of you did?ReplyCancel
hilary likes women… this is all a publicity play to 1. get his name out there 2. steal attention away from stuff that is actually wrong, aka usa getting involved in nigeria to recover the girls taken from islamic extremists 3. get vanity fair some attentionReplyCancel
Hillary has a better chance of getting pregnant again than being POTUS.ReplyCancel
It's an article that should of gone to US Weekly.
Monica's bitter about her life & now trying to re-vamp her image into a do-gooder, but it's too late & there's already multiple groups working on stopping bullying.ReplyCancel
I agree that she was taken advantage of on many levels. Yes she has personal responsibility but let's remember she was dealing with the most influential powerful man in the world. And she was a young twenty something intern.
Why did we blame the single girl and not the married president of the US??????
And why is Hillary trashing her and taking the blame upon herself? The blame lies squarely on Bill Clinton and somehow he has come out of all of his shenanigans (and there were lots) as one of the most popular and influential men in the world. Just don't get it. How are we this dumb? What is wrong with women that we put up with this? I have no idea why any woman would vote for this.ReplyCancel
Gosh, when I think about some of the stupid things I did in my 20's…..I would be horrified if that was all people associated with me. I can look at the Monica case and see how she could fall for Bill, was betrayed on national news by someone she considered a friend, and trashed by both the democratic AND republican parties. Not to mention a national laughing stock. I think it has taking alot of strength and courage for her to overcome this ordeal and yet she talks about not currently having a love life, career, or family due to the impact of the scandal.ReplyCancel
I cannot believe that Monica Lewinsky is 40 years old already!!!!!!! Good God, where do the years go? It seems Monica is in need of money, and presumably wants to become well known to the public again. Maybe she has reality show aspirations? To feature some more of Bill's former lovers such as Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers. That might be kind of interesting and fun. (At least for 1 episode.) What would be a catchy title for such show?ReplyCancel
The spin machine went into overdrive to call her crazy stalker until they found out she had the dress. Then the White House lawyers coached her for her depo and got her to stick to the script. She was humiliated and manipulated by the president of the US who should have been the adult in the room.ReplyCancel
I'm with @Raha!ReplyCancel
Monica was used by the President, then used by his enemies. When they were done with her, they called her a slut and sent her on her way. Don't forget how this story broke, she was betrayed by a so called friend who was paid to get the dirt.
Yes, she was used and she was stupid, but it's hypocritical for anyone to chastise her for being a stupid 20 year old, we, all of us, have done something really stupid, we just didn't have the republican party standing by waiting to use our indiscretion to bring down a president.
I have no doubt if I'd been in her position at that age, I'd gone for it with Bill, just sans the cigar and keeping the dress.
The most amazing part, is Hillary is lambasted for staying with him, from the "family" right wing, I guess God only forgives Republicans. Monica is labeled a slut and thrown out like a used dishrag, and Bill is called a dog with a little wink and nod.
Rajahcat…exactly what I was thinking. She was a kid in love; he was the President. She had her life ruined because of the whole affair. I think Monica has taken the high road these past 18 years.ReplyCancel
This just makes me want to vote for Hillary in 2016!ReplyCancel
I think she was in the mood for a little cash back on her investment and a dish of "15 mins of fame" on the side.ReplyCancel
++++1 @ rajahcatReplyCancel
I could understand if she has trust issues. She was betrayed by every single person around her.ReplyCancel
Disclaimer: I didn't read it. But resurrecting the whole thing seems like some kind of tactical maneuvering to attempt to stop any political momentum Clinton (Hillary, that is) might have for a 2016 run.
Frankly, while I feel for Lewinsky and the betrayal of trust, I don't give a fuck about infidelity that happened 20 years ago. I think W and Darth Cheney are guiltier of much greater sins than X-Prez Clinton.ReplyCancel
Hillary was behind this – she wants to get the story out in the open now so that it'll be old business when the primaries start in 2016. Totally believe she paid Monica off. And let's put the blame where it belongs – Bill was the married man – he should shoulder the main part of the blame – Monica was young and stupid.ReplyCancel
I almost think it's the opposite. The Clinton's think if they can "get it out there" now, it's wont be an issue they can bring up when she runs in 2016. Don't you think Hillary is behind this? She's friends with the people at VF..I could absolutely be wrong, but it just seems strange for it to come out now. If they wanted to "hurt" the Clinton's they would have done it around the time of the election.ReplyCancel
Not only was he a married man he was the POTUS, he was having conversations that should have been private with world leaders in the oval office whilst Monica was blowing him, just like Kennedy was a security risk with his sexual habits, sleeping with Mob mistresses and possible spies.
But yeah blame the girl, always blame the girl and the man continues to be feted.ReplyCancel
I don't think this comes from Hillary:
If Hillary cannot punish her husband, no way she would punish boko haram or any other terrorists. She has no will at all, and she is easily bossed. This publicity is awful for her run to be POTUS.
This said, she is cuter (more f word able) than when she drunk all the batter that didn't stain her dress.ReplyCancel
And by the cuter lady, I mean Monica.ReplyCancel
Didn't read but agree Clintons paid her to do this, getting ready for Hillary to run. Easy to believe the dress kept her alive too. Economy would recover with Hillary as Pres, everyone knows that. And all the Clinton Chronicle shenanigans would continue. Hopefully she would keep this country out of war and continue to force the UN to do more in the way of world peace.ReplyCancel
GOP would not waste resources rehashing this. Why bother when the Dems will throw her under the bus first chance they get, just like last time. Only this time they have the leaked sound bites of Hillary trash talking foreign leaders and her attachment to Bengazi (sp?). Look what lying for a POTUS did for Whitman and Powell.ReplyCancel
Young, starstruck woman meets the most powerful and one of the most charming men on the planet. I don't blame her. Hell, I would have and probably still would. It happened. It happens with every Prez. I don't feel sorry for her, I just don't blame her or think she's a slut. Bill's Bill.ReplyCancel
People are far too easy on this woman. Lazy and spoiled, she's flitted around and failed at everything for more than 20 years while living off of her parents' money.
No career, no achievements, education wasted, opportunities squandered, no husband/partner, no children, two notorious "serious" relationships – one with her married drama teacher and the other with her married boss, Bill Clinton.
Her life is exactly what she's made of it, which is nothing.ReplyCancel
@ sandybrook / @ MelissaOfGrandIsland – NPR was debating this earlier this morning. I agree with you @Melissa of GI. It will be brought up by the GOP and this is a way to control it, to an extent. Do it now& get it out of the way and keep it away from when she's actually declared. I don't believe that Monica L. actually benefited financially from this interview so there must be some other motive. If I were her, I'd actually rather stay out of the spotlight.ReplyCancel
Believe me, if the Clintons didn't want this interview, it would't have happened.
Let's be honest here gang, Momo is lucky to still be alive.
I bet many of you were way too young to remember just how charming Bill was back then.
That man could of charmed the virginity out of a nun!
Funny sidenote, Hubby and I went as Bill and Momo for Halloween last October. And, I had lunch next to Ginnifer Flowers when that dust up came about. She was beautiful and very petite.ReplyCancel
It annoys me that the gross details of this were ever made public. I am so embarrassed to be an American, again…in Europe I am sure they just point and laugh at us when stuff like this comes up in the pressReplyCancel
Good on her for speaking out, it's still a fascinating, polarising story and I cannot believe the amount of Aleut shaming that woman STILL gets after all these years. Yes, she was an adult and made her own poor life decisions but you can't help but wonder how different her life may have been if he'd kept his blue vein one eyed custard chucker in his goddamn pants!ReplyCancel
I haven't read it yet, but I can say that I am not all that interested in reading an article rehashing something that she said was so deeply shaming, something that she, personally, is deeply ashamed of. Why keep talking about it, then? Oh, yeah. Money.ReplyCancel
Why is Monica always trotted out when one of the Clintons is in the spotlight? I guess one of the right wingers dug her up.
All Monica reminds me of is how cool the 90s were when that was all we had to worry about. Now we have to worry about some nut bombing us or what new war we will get involved in.ReplyCancel
I too was surprised she was allowed to live. I thought for sure there would be some staged suicide somewhere. Oh, and this type of thing is still happening, even in the age of the Internet. Some senator in the south was caught with his intern not too long ago. No one ever learns.ReplyCancel
i really don't know what more Monica could say that she hasn't already from her book/her HBO special/etc….ReplyCancel
Monica is just as shallow as ever. We hadn't had a sexy President since JFK. We had come off the unsexy George HW and Ronnie Raygun. It was a whole new era. "My boss took advantage of me." Baloney. She flashed her thong underwear in the office while POTUS was there. She basically stalked him, hung out in the area to get in the White House screaming if she couldn't get in. She also chased George Stephanopolous. Baloney that she can't get a job with a London School of Economics masters. She's always been lazy and shallow. The best analogy I ever heard for her is a donut falling off a cart in front of someone, they will pick it up and eat it. That's what she did, make herself so available, he took what she gave out.
I LOVED when SNL would have John Goodman play the vile Linda Tripp, the real villaness in the story.ReplyCancel
@Erik: Hillary won't even get the Dem nom.ReplyCancel
The main reason she didn't get it in 2008, is because the Dems threw her under the bus for a flashy new name w/o loads of baggage, who was actually electable. Hillary is as unelectable, nationally, as a Tea Party loon. No one is going to cross the aisle to vote for either.ReplyCancel
Last year Monica was going to write a tell all. She was broke and needed the money. She was shopping the idea around. The book deal suddenly went of the table and now this? She got $$$$ from Clintons. Bank on that.ReplyCancel
Sometimes the truth is hard, Liddy.ReplyCancel
Bill Clinton was in charge of the Oral Office, which really was not his office. It belongs to the citizens of the United States. He misused it, as well as his power. He had the advantage/perspective of age and experience and took what he wanted. That girl had no power going up against a political machine. Bill had and has friends in high places. Did she make a mistake? Sure, a twenty-year-old-misjudgement. I feel sorry for Monica. I don't think Bill has suffered in the long run much for his actions….the girl has suffered considerably and continues to suffer. I wish it could go away for her and she could start over or turn her life around.ReplyCancel
@Therese: Only power she didn't have was the will power to keep the dick out of her mouth. The only victim in this situation is America.ReplyCancel
I agree that this whole mess is 100% orchestrated by the Clinton's. This will be news for a few days and then go away. The Clinton's learned from Obama to just run out the clock on scandals and the compliant media will back them 100%. Look at the Benghazi failure. The incident and follow up lies were MUCH worse than Watergate and Obama is still POTUS.
Obama has been a disgrace but I hope the US doesn't go back to a Clinton or a Bush. Those two families need to go away.
I agree…how does she benefit? Be back in the limelight? I'm wondering if "someone" else is paying her. That, I can see.ReplyCancel


text:
Dennis and Kayrene Gibson are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Samantha Lee Gibson to Camron Timothy Holdaway son of Tim and Richele Holdaway.
The couple will be sealed in the Manti Temple on March 21, 2014. A reception will be held in their honor that night at the Carbon Country Club at 6 p.m. We would like to invite all friends and family to celebrate with us.
Camron served a LDS mission in Anchorage, Alaska and is now working at BODEC. Samantha graduated from USU and is currently teaching first grade at Creekview. The couple will continue to make Price their home.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Program: P.O.V. "Critical Condition"
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 30
Time: 8 p.m.
What happens if you fall sick and are one of 47 million people in America without health insurance? "Critical Condition" by Roger Weisberg ("Waging a Living," P.O.V. 2006) puts a human face on the nation's growing health care crisis by capturing the harrowing struggles of four critically ill Americans who discover that being uninsured can cost them their jobs, health, home, savings, even their lives. Filmed in vérité style, "Critical Condition" offers a moving and invaluable exposé at a time when the nation is debating how to extend health insurance to all Americans. A 30-minute follow-up program, RX For Changen , completes the broadcast at 9:30 p.m.


text:
Virgin Australia brand takes off in New Zealand04/04/2012
The first Virgin Australia-branded aircraft commenced flying New Zealand skies today; featuring a new interior design and the white, red and silver Virgin Australia livery.
Since May last year, Virgin Australia has been implementing a new look and feel across all of its airlines as it repositions as a contemporary and dynamic airline, designed to appeal to business and leisure travellers.
Virgin Australia officially relaunched its former New Zealand-based airline Pacific Blue, under the new brand on 7 December 2011, with initiatives including: new Virgin Australia signage at key international ports, new-look travel documents and one consolidated Virgin Australia website and Guest Contact Centre for domestic and international operations.
The launch of the newly designed aircraft today represents the next phase of the transformation.
"Flying under the Virgin Australia name enables us to tap into the huge power of the Virgin brand around the world – a brand that signifies style, innovation, quality, value for money and the best service," Virgin Australia (NZ) Chief Executive Officer, Mark Pitt, said.
"The new identity has been designed with a contemporary look and feel that encapsulates our company's repositioning as the airline of choice for all market segments. Now that our international airlines are all operating under the Virgin brand, our focus has been on rolling out the new product in the air to ensure a first-rate travel experience across all of our airlines."
Product enhancements introduced under the new brand complement increased customer benefits already being delivered through Virgin Australia's trans-Tasman alliance with Air New Zealand.
"We have a strong commitment to the New Zealand and Pacific Island markets and our alliance with Air New Zealand now allows us to offer up to 230 return trans-Tasman flights per week," Mr Pitt said.
Virgin Australia's trans-Tasman alliance with Air New Zealand offers customers on either carrier:
- Reciprocal Frequent Flyer programmes that cover both airlines' trans-Tasman networks, enabling Airpoints and Velocity members to earn and redeem frequent flyer points on each other's services.1
- Reciprocal lounge access for eligible customers.2
- Priority seating in dedicated zones for top tier frequent flyers.
- Priority Check-in, Baggage and Boarding for Premium Guests and eligible Airpoints and Velocity members.
- Complimentary tea, coffee and water in-flight to all customers, as well as a food and beverage service for customers on relevant fare types. The new Virgin Australia food and beverage service includes a continental breakfast, lunchtime wrap or evening meal with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
1 Velocity membership and Points earn and redemption are subject to the Member Terms and Conditions which can be found at http://www.velocityrewards.com.au.
2 Conditions apply. See website for full details – www.virginaustralia.com.


text:
"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
The story of Chicago in the nineteenth century is the story of the making of America, Donald L. Miller says. A new PBS documentary based on a book he wrote shows why.
Donald Miller has never lived in Chicago, and he never thought of writing about it until he started noticing the curious ways its formative years reminded him of the flowering of Renaissance Florence. But once he got immersed in it he produced City of the Century , a sweeping history of the city from its earliest beginnings until after the 1893 world's fair. The book was a prize-winning bestseller.
It is an old joke in my family that my mother, the daughter of an immigrant tailor, never met a family poorer than her own until she met my father, who was lucky to get out of Germany in 1934 with the skin on his back. Only in America, as Harry Golden used to say, could the leap from the pushcarts of Orchard Street to the pages of American Heritage be accomplished in a single generation. Read more »
© Copyright 1949-2016 American Heritage Publishing. All Rights Reserved.


text:
By PATSY STODDARDEditor
It was a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Museum of the San Rafael on Sept. 25. The Bailey Basket was on display. It is on loan for one year from the state archives and was found by Ferron resident Jon Bailey. This is a pot within a basket found near Emery.
Randy Jensen, museum board chairman welcomed everyone to the celebration.
The Huntington Men's Glee Club sang the National Anthem, God Bless my Dear Mountain Home and 50 saddles in the old corral.
Dottie Grimes presented an award to Vernell and Kathaleen Rowley for their contributions in preserving Emery County history. She said the early settlers and cattlemen to the area found much of the remnants left behind by early Emery County dwellers. They found the rock art, petroglyphs, pit houses and many other reminders of past cultures. They found the dinosaur tracks and dinosaur bones. At one time, the San Rafael was a well kept secret, but it is now known worldwide and people from other countries like to come and visit.
Grimes pointed out Vernell's expertise in all matters pertaining to Emery County. He knows where all the rock art is located. He began GPS work on all the sites and locations of artifacts as well as cabins and structures built by the early pioneers. Vernell has taken his turn as Historical Society President and Kathaleen has been on the museum board. During his tenure as the president he placed the Spanish Trail signs marking where the Old Spanish Trail came through Emery County. Some of these signs are still in place.
Vernell has also done work to GPS the spots where the old uranium mines are located in the county.
Grimes said it is important to know where all these things are so we don't forget the past. She believes it's important to use the people we have with the knowledge of these things as living history teachers and she encourages them to write everything down so the knowledge can be passed on to others not as familiar with the area.
Vernell has conducted many field trips for the Historical Society as their tour guide.
Vernell and Kathaleen received a plaque in recognition of their service to the county.
Evelyn Huntsman spoke of the Historical Society activities coming up in the next three months. In October on the 24th, author Carla Kelly who lives in Wellington will be the guest speaker. She will speak on her research of her book on the Winter Quarters mine disaster.
Huntsman said the BLM has granted permission to the Historical Society to reproduce the DVD on the uranium mining in the Swell. This will be available at no cost. Also the old red history book from 1880-1980 will be available on DVD for $10.
The November meeting will focus on Veterans and World War II.
For the December meeting it will be the Christmas social and antique show. Bring an antique and tell its story.
Jan Petersen was also honored on this night at the museum. She was the first museum director for the Museum of the San Rafael.
Her husband Kent Petersen spoke of her many accomplishments. "Jan became involved with the museum during its construction. She joined the museum board.
The museum was constructed with a $1 million grant from the Community Impact Board. It was the first project in the county to receive CIB funding. At the time counties couldn't apply so Castle Dale City put forth the application. The CIB money comes from royalties including coal, gas and oil. So you could say the local coal mines built the museum.
"Jon Judd was the project manager and Nielson Construction the general contractor.
"Jon worked with all of the different professionals who assembled the dinosaurs.
"We ran out of money so we approached the CIB again for a half a million to complete the museum and to purchase displays and exhibits.
"We began looking around for displays. There was a museum in Las Vegas that was going out of business and we were able to get some really good exhibits from them.
"Jan worked very closely with the board and talking to local people to find what was available. She talked to Gene and Virginia Talbot, Clifford Oviatt and Dixon Peacock. Taxidermy animals were donated to the museum. We have a cougar, elk, bear, big horn sheep and a pronghorn was recently donated.
"Jan spent a lot of time taking care of the museum, she would turn on the sprinklers and then go to work and come back on her break and turn them off. She was a volunteer and eventually we were able to get her $7 an hour for four hours a day.
"She kept the museum going. The board appointed her as the museum director. The county paid the utilities for the museum to help out Castle Dale City. After the 10 year agreement with the CIB was met, the county and Castle Dale came to an agreement to pass ownership of the museum to the county.
"Jan was appointed by the governor to the board for the office of museum services. Here she met museum heads from all over the state. She wrote grants and brought traveling exhibits to the museum. She attended national museum panels where she educated people on how to
improve small rural museums.
"She brought the traveling World War II exhibit to the museum from the Smithsonian. She brought in an exhibit from China. The museum was part of the statehood day celebration with a dinner at the museum and a program at the high school.
"She obtained a grant to replace the windows at the Pioneer Museum. She started a folk art festival in conjunction with the county fair where craftsmen brought in their art work. The museum belongs to the people. There have been many wedding receptions and public meetings here. She's worked on the museum for 22 years. She's been instrumental in encouraging people to donate to the museum their precious artifacts. She loved to talk to the visitors and tell them about the mountains and the desert.
"She deserves to be honored by this museum," said Kent Petersen.
Jan was invited forward for the presentation of her award by Megan Wilberg the acting museum director.
Jan said the museum started with nothing as far as exhibits went but with a lot of effort, love and dedication the museum has become what it is today.
The museum belongs to the people of Emery County. One visitor to the museum the other day commented on how lucky this little town is to have such a nice facility and building to show off the wonderful exhibits.
Jan said the Glee Club was asked to sing at one of the first programs at the museum. An old piano was found, but the Glee Club decided the museum needed a nice piano. They put together a benefit to purchase a piano for the museum.
Many of the exhibits for the new museum were brought over from the pioneer museum.
"Clifford Oviatt has spent hundreds of hours here working on the murals. He's done a wonderful job. We have made do with what we have due to limited funding. This is a precious jewel of Emery County. We the people have made it what it is. The Green Thumb program and volunteers kept the museum going when there was no paid staff. We hold the stories of this museum deep in our hearts. This museum is filled with treasures. This museum is a labor of love. Thank you for this honor" said Jan.
Jensen said, "I want everyone to have a great experience and get involved with the museum. Think of what you can do and think of ideas for new exhibits and activities. This museum is the history of Emery County."
Jensen told of a thesis written by John Jorgensen about the history of Emery County. It's now been put into book form and is available at the museum. It is an amazing history of Emery County before 1880.
Bill Jorgensen told of his father Floyd's pencil drawings. His father herded sheep and later had a cattle operation. While he was out herding once the sheep were settled down they would sketch on old paper sacks and even the tent they stayed in. He came to the Progress newspaper and picked up paper rollends to draw upon too.
Jorgensen said the drawings were just hanging around and he had a couple and his sister had the rest. He, with the encouragement of his wife Mae decided to frame some of these pictures. He visited his sister and collected a lot of drawings from her. These drawings are now on display in the museum and also prints have been made from them for the gift shop and they are available for purchase and all funds raised stay with the museum.
Jan suggested the sketches be made into postcards.
Floyd was born in Castle Valley and grew up here. He attended school until the eighth grade at which time he went to work to help the family by herding sheep. His brother Lester was a partner in the sheep business.
He also started running cattle in his later years when he became sick of the sheep. During the years, none of his sketches were of sheep, because he hated sheep. He sketched a lot of pictures of cattle and horses. Floyd penciled 71 original sketches over the years.
Jensen encouraged everyone to visit the museum and see the new displays. A new display on the mammoth find in Huntington Canyon is coming soon. There are also new displays monthly in the Pioneer Museum.
The celebration concluded with cake and tours of the museum.


text:
|Posted by Terry Love on July 02, 2001 at 13:19:27:
|In response to Re: Dwain the tub I'm Dwoning
Look at washer 950-040 in the drawing. This is a loose washer that is very stiff that slides back and forth over the stem. Without this washer, diversion will be incomplete. Terry
: The Price Pfister diverter is a double seated stem. If the seal at the wall surface makes its connection before the one inside the faucet, not at the seat, then you will get incomplete diversion. If the inside one makes contact first, you will get a leak at the wall joint. You have to try adding or removing washers or using Teflon tape to get both points to seal at the same time.
: : Help! I've got a three handle Price-Pfister faucet in my tub. Lately, only about half the water is diverting from the faucet to the showe head. I replaced the diverter and the seat, and that seemed to help improve the flow a little. But the problem is still there. Any suggestions? I'm getting tired of burning my feet while I'm in the shower.
: : Thanks
|Replies to this post
|There are none.


text:
BCBG Paris Isela Pump
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # 260293
Chic, trendy style is yours when you slip into the BCBG Paris Isela. Pair this studded pump with opaque tights and a tunic for the perfect fall look.
- Faux leather & suede upper
- T-strap with an adjustable buckle
- Studded heel cup & heel
- Round peep toe
- ¼" platform, 4" heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
- View more Women's BCBG Paris Shoes
By: SherryL
Location: Houston
April 05, 2013
"These are so cute, but they are NOT comfortable for me. I wore them to my desk job and received loads of compliments, but because of how uncomfortable they were, I changed them before noon. The length was fine and the heel fit great but they were tight in the width and I have average width feet. Hopefully, they'll stretch out if I can bear to wear them long enough. I may just have to dig out my shoe stretchers for these."
By: Heelzbaby
Location: Houston, Tx area
April 04, 2013
Worth the buy, but....
"Don't know what it is about this shoe that makes the toe area look just a little "off", but it does. While my toes don't feel pinched, the cut makes them appear like they are, which makes me self-conscious a bit. I don't like a "squished piggies" look. :S Having said that, I do like them enough that I wear them and I get a lot of compliments on how unique they are and how they make your foot look. HOWEVER, there is a weird clicking sound when I walk, like the heel cap isn't in securely or something; although, we can't figure out where it is coming from. The sound wouldn't be so bad if it weren't so loud. Drives my daughter nuts! LOLOL"
By: AfricanQueen1
Location: Spotsylvania, VA
April 03, 2013
Cute but not too comfy for me
"I bought these a few months ago, still sitting in the box. very cute but not all that comfy"
By: LCKYLISA
Location: CALIFORNIA
March 28, 2013
love these t-strap pumps
"I found these pumps very stylish & comfortable for up to a 10 hour work day."
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
Home • A-Z Index • myVHCC • VHCC Alert • Campus Closing • Employee Directory • Text Only • Contact Us
The VHCC Office of Veterans Affairs has placed 2,144 flags on the campus lawn to commemorate the U.S. Military personnel killed in Afghanistan since the war began. The flags will remain up through mid November as a reminder to the campus community.
VA Education Wizard VHCC Expenses eVA Transparency Reports Grow by Degrees Contact Us


text:
Lulu Townsend Bellow Platform Sandal
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # dsw12prod4610332
Flirty, feminine, florals! The Lulu Townsend Bellow is a glamorous evening sandal whose oversized flower ornament will make a splash at your next special occasion.
- Satin upper
- Fabric flower with center jewel accent
- Ankle strap with adjustable buckle
- ¾" platform, 4¾" covered heel
- Rubber sole
- Imported
- View more Women's Lulu Townsend Shoes
- Online Exclusive!
By: Southernprincess
Location: Memphis, TN
January 28, 2014
Waiting For The Perfect Dress
"I think these will be perfect for a spring or summer wedding. I just have to find the right dress for them. They are really high heels, but the platform makes them wearable. They are also a little tight across the top of the foot, but hopefully once I wear them a few times, they will stretch. Overall, I like the shoe."
By: IndigoRose
Location: Denver, CO
November 20, 2013
Not as Pictured :(
"I ordered these shoes and although they actually seem really nice, I did NOT notice that there is a large gem in the middle of the flower. To some that may be a nice bonus, but that's really just not my style (especially since the gem looks a little cheap). There is no picture indicating the jewel in the center and the flower will flop to one side or the other rather than stick up/perky as seen in the picture. For that reason, I am returning them... I wish I could have given a better review but these shoes fell a little short of my expectations. Aside from that the size runs just a tad long, the fit seems just fine, the heel is just a bit on the higher side, and they were neither narrow or wide on the foot which is nice and would indicate a comfy fit. Hope this helps!"
By: Bobbiloo
Location: Brooklyn
August 21, 2013
Absolutely Beautiful Shoe but So Disappointed
"that they didn't fit. The picture doesn't do it justice. The light mint green material is satin. Very nice sheen and feel. Everything about the shoe was perfect except the Wide width was way too narrow for my feet and a larger size would not have helped. The price was right too so I guess I will just keep admire them.in my closet"
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
Kenny Howell
Managing Editor
The Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners got a bit closer to finalizing the liquor store regulations.
The item had to come back to a first reading because so much had been changed from the original regulations. Mostly minor changes were adjusted Monday during the meeting, and the decision on how many stores could be in the city was further discussed.
The ordinance stated that they would allow one liquor store for every 8,000 people, but no more than three. Mt. Juliet has already passed the population numbers to achieve three, and will pass 32,000 sometime down the road.
"It's basically saying we are going to have three," said Commissioner Ray Justice. "It's actually contradictory."
Justice tried to amend to remove the limit of three stores from the wording, but didn't receive a second. He then tried to eliminate the one store per 8,000 people wording, but didn't get a second as well.
"By the time we reach that trigger point in the city, we will be long gone," said Mayor Ed Hagerty. He said that can be changed by a future commission if they wish.
The wording stayed that there would be one store per 8,000 people but no more than three.
Jim Bradshaw asked that it be added into the City's language that no lottery or games of chance will be allowed in the stores. It is currently against state law to have them, but he wanted to make sure that if state law changed, they could still enforce it.


text:
Edinburgh tackle second-placed Scarlets at Murrayfield in a PRO12 battle between two sides desperate to get back to winning ways.
Edinburgh tackle second-placed Scarlets at Murrayfield Stadium in a PRO12 battle between two sides desperate to get back to winning ways.
The teams go into the match still reeling from double defeats in the Heineken Cup and will undoubtedly see domestic success as the perfect tonic for their European woes.
Seven places separate the sides in the PRO12 but a win has the potential to propel the hosts up the table and reignite their competitive campaign.
"Our intention is simply to get back on the winning trail, and get back on it as soon as possible," said Edinburgh coach Michael Bradley.
"The PRO12 is really tight just now. All but the top and bottom teams are on two, three or four wins, so success can shoot you up the table very quickly. But we need to strike now.
"We know we have a lot of talent in our side and we know we're a good rugby team, but we haven't been able show it, so the key this week has been to focus on ourselves, and what we can control."
One element that is outwith the club's control is the availability of five players from Sunday's loss to Munster.
Ben Atiga (hamstring), Dimitri Basilaia (knee), Netani Talei (knee), Geoff Cross (head knock) and Gregor Hunter (head knock) were all injured in the match, while captain Greig Laidlaw has yet to recover from the shoulder injury he picked up against Saracens.
The club's losses are tempered by the return of top try-scorer Tim Visser in a back line orchestrated by incoming half-backs Harry Leonard and Chris Leck, who replace the injured Hunter and scrum-half Richie Rees, who starts on the bench.
Matt Scott comes in for what would normally be a straight swap for Atiga, however Bradley has brought the experience of Nick De Luca closer to the coalface at inside-centre, with midfield partner Scott starting at 13.
In the forwards, Willem Nel replaces the injured Cross at tighthead prop, Andy Titterrell will start at hooker, with Ross Ford available from the bench, and open-side flanker Ross Rennie comes in alongside David Denton and Stuart McInally.
Meanwhile, the Scarlets will be keen to put the disappointment of their last two weekends in the Heineken Cup firmly behind them when they travel to Edinburgh intent on backing up their strong start to their Celtic campaign.
A good result away from home in Scotland followed by Zebre at Parc y Scarlets next weekend would keep the Scarlets in the race for the top four play-off spots – as well as being a positive send-off to their 12 Scarlets internationals who join Wales at the weekend.
And the West Wales side will be looking to some fresh faces in their starting line-up to take their opportunities well, as an intense and brutally physical few weeks on the field has taken its toll on the Scarlets' injury list.
A total of 14 players from the Scarlets squad are unavailable for selection for Edinburgh. The region is also still awaiting the arrival of their South African prop Jacobie Adriaanse, who is expected to arrive at Parc y Scarlets on November 1 having completed his Currie Cup campaign with the Lions.
Centres Jonathan Davies and Gareth Maule are both unavailable, so Nick Reynolds comes into the centre alongside Wales international Scott Williams.
Argentinian international Tomás Vallejos gets his first start in a Scarlets jersey and Aled Thomas is handed the pivotal role at outside half with Rhys Priestland on the bench. New signing from the Ospreys Gareth Owen, who has returned from injury, gets his first opportunity for the Scarlets on the bench.
Form: Edinburgh have now lost five successive matches in all competitions, whilst their only win at Murrayfield this season came against Zebre on 14 September. The Welshmen have already won in Scotland this season: 18-13 at Glasgow on 7 September. Each team won its respective home game when the two sides met last season, whilst Scarlets' only win at Murrayfield in nine visits so far came on 8 January 2011.
The teams:
Edinburgh: 15 Greig Tonks, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Matt Scott, 12 Nick De Luca, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Harry Leonard, 9 Chris Leck, 8 Stuart McInally, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 David Denton, 5 Sean Cox (c), 4 Grant Gilchrist, 3 Willem Nel, 2 Andy Titterrell, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 Ross Ford, 17 Robin Hislop, 18 Lewis Niven, 19 Robert McAlpine, 20 Roddy Grant, 21 Richie Rees, 22 John Houston, 23 Tom Brown.
Scarlets: 15 Liam Williams, 14 George North, 13 Nick Reynolds, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Morgan Stoddart, 10 Aled Thomas, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (c), 7 Johnathan Edwards, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Tomas Vallejos, 4 Sione Timani, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Shaun Hopkins, 18 Deacon Manu, 19 Richard Kelly, 20 Kieran Murphy, 21 Aled Davies, 22 Rhys Priestland, 23 Gareth Owen.
Date: Friday, 26 October
Venue: Murrayfield
Kick-off: 19:35
Referee: Marius Mitrea (Italy)
Assistant referees: Peter Allan (Scotland), Bob Nevins (Scotland)
Television match official: Iain Ramage (Scotland)


text:
Browse by Creator
Group by: Item Type | No Grouping | Creators | Year of publication, submission, or completion
Number of items: 2.
Beckett, K., Earthy, S., Sleney, J., Barnes, J., Kellezi, B., Barker, M., Clarkson, J., Coffey, F., Elder, G. and Kendrick, D. and The Impact of Injuries Study team (2014) Providing effective trauma care: The potential for service provider views to enhance the quality of care (qualitative study nested within a multicentre longitudinal quantitative study). BMJ Open, 4. ISSN 2044-6055 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/23304
Kendrick, D., Coffey, F., Groom, L., Christie, N., Miller, P., Murphy, R., Lyons, R., Towner, E. and Benger, J. (2007) Recruiting participants for injury studies in emergency departments. Injury Prevention, 13 (2). pp. 75-77. ISSN 1353-8047 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/5020
This list was generated on Mon Feb 27 02:59:41 2017 GMT.


text:
This field is required
This field is requiredSign in
Remember meForgot ID or Password? Register now
Defining the Battlefield in Contemporary Conflict and Counterterrorism: Understanding the Parameters of the Zone of Combat
Laurie R. Blank
Emory University School of Law
September 16, 2010
Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 39, No. 1, 2010
Emory Public Law Research Paper No. 10-139
The nature of today's conflicts has led many practitioners and scholars to suggest that the traditional battlefield – once populated by tank battles and infantry – has been replaced by a more complex environment – sometimes called the zone of combat. When many argue that the United States in engaged in a global war against Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups, one natural question is where is the battlefield, or zone of combat, in this global struggle against terrorist groups and how do we identify it. This article will therefore focus on two hitherto ignored aspects in the discussions about the modern battlefield or zone of combat – when and for how long is an area part of the zone of combat and how far does this designation extend geographically. These questions are critical for understanding how to apply the law to questions of targeting, detention, interrogation, direct participation in hostilities, and trials, among others.
Because the applicability of the law of armed conflict is naturally limited by – and triggered by – the existence of an armed conflict, it therefore provides a paradigm for understanding the temporal and geographic parameters of the zone of combat that other generally applicable legal frameworks cannot necessarily offer. This article demonstrates that traditional conceptions of belligerency and neutrality are not designed to address the complex spatial and temporal nature of terrorist attacks and states responses. Nor can human rights law or domestic criminal law, which are both legal regimes of general applicability, offer a useful means for defining where a state can conduct military operations against terrorist groups. LOAC, in contrast, provides a framework not only for when it applies, but where and for how long. By using this framework and analogizing relevant factors and considerations to the conflict with al Qaeda, we can identify factors that can help define the zone of combat, including the nature of the hostilities, the government response to the threat and the territorial connections of the terrorist or non-state armed group.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 38
Keywords: Battlefield, Zone of Combat, Law of Armed Conflict, Al Qaeda, Counterterrorism, International Humanitarian Law, Terrorists, Armed Conflict
Date posted: September 19, 2010 ; Last revised: June 10, 2012
Suggested Citation
Contact Information


text:
Use them before you lose them
Gift Cards
by Bill Hardekopf
Related Articles
The Changing Landscape of Unused Gift Cards
8 Ways to Prevent Getting Cheated on Gift Cards
The holiday presents have been unwrapped and most of us received at least one gift card. Now is the time to shop with these cards while they are still fresh in our hands.
The National Retail Federation predicts that 80% of people have purchased gift cards this holiday season and shoppers will spend an average of $43.23 per card. Total holiday spending on gift cards in 2011 will reach $27.8 billion. That number grows each year because gift cards are the easiest present to give, saving time and shopping stress for the giver.
Surprisingly, it is also a present that goes unused. Last year, 113 million Americans received gift cards during the holidays, but at the start of the 2011 holiday shopping season, a quarter of recipients still had an unused gift card from last year (Consumer Reports).
For some reason, gift cards aren't spent as quickly as a cash gift. We slide them into a wallet or drop them in a drawer, lose them, or forget about them. We let that money waste away. The best time to use a gift card is soon after you receive it. Use them before you lose them.
What happens to unused gift cards? The Securities and Exchange Commission allows companies to count unused gift-card money as income once they can reasonably say the card won't be redeemed. However, some states require unused gift cards to go to an unclaimed-funds accounts. Those states can then use the unclaimed funds for general purposes until someone claims it.
Here are some consumer tips for using gift cards:
- Use them before they expire. Merchant and bank-issued gift cards must now be good for five years, thanks to the CARD Act provisions. Reloadable cards can expire five years after the money was last added.
- Research the fees. Some cards, like bank-issued cards, also charge fees, such as a monthly fee after 12 months of inactivity.
- If you will not use the card, or would prefer to have the cash, you can resell the card. There are several sites, such as PlasticJungle.com and CardPool.com, that are a marketplace to buy, sell, or exchange gift cards. You may receive as much as 80%-90% back for your gift card. Some cards are worth more than others and the price can vary between sites.
- Turn your gift card into cash for investing or saving. GoalMine.com trades unused gift cards for cash to fund your GoalMine account. Receive 150% of the initial $50 of card value on your first card if you're opening a new account, and market value for the rest.
- Donate your gift card to charity and get a tax deduction. Many national charities and foundations, like the Kidney and Urology foundation, accept gift card donations.
Bill Hardekopf is CEO of LowCards.com, a site that simplifies the confusion of shopping for credit cards. It is a free, independent website that helps consumers easily compare credit cards in a variety of categories, such as lowest rates, rewards, rebates, balance transfers and lowest introductory rates. It also gives an unbiased ranking and review for each card.
Share your thoughts about this article with the editor: Click Here
Debt from my past is preventing me from saving for my future! Tell us: Yes, debt is hindering my ability to save and I could use help dealing with it! or No, debt is not a problem but I am trying to get ahead financially!
More Money Tips & Tools
- How to get a faster tax refund
- Personal finance calculators everyone should use
- Why you should know your credit card payment cutoff time
- Saving-money secrets of the rich and frugal
- 5 low-risk ways to earn higher interest now
- How to save money fast
- 7 IRA withdrawals that don't trigger a penalty
- This week's Readers' Tips


text:
Love in the golden years
February 14, 2014
Roberta and Joe Day exchanged glances and laughed while sitting in their room at the Golden Empire Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Grass Valley. On Feb. 6, the couple celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary.
When asked about their courtship in the 1950s, their faces lit up and answers were often peppered with glances and giggles.
"We met at a nightclub that used to be between Grass Valley and Nevada City," said Roberta. "A friend from Joe's church introduced us. I probably thought he was handsome."
"What was special about Roberta? She was single and so was I," said Joe with a chuckle and a wink. "We got married after three months. I definitely married the right gal."
"A friend from Joe's church introduced us. I probably thought he was handsome."
Roberta Day
"What was special about Roberta? She was single and so was I."
Joe Day
After decades filled with children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, the Days continue to truly enjoy each other's company, said Helen Vanderhoof, activity director at Golden Empire.
"They push their beds together," she said. "Sometimes I see them holding hands."
The Days are not typical when it comes to their 80-something peers. To begin with, women live an average of eight years longer than men — and at most assisted living facilities, there is an average of seven women for every man.
But that doesn't mean that budding romances don't exist, say the experts.
Despite the media's tendency to mock and minimize the emotional life of seniors, studies show that dating, love and romance are not the exclusive domain of the young. Life expectancies are increasing, and as the baby boomers of the free-love era move into senior living facilities, romance has become a more important part of seniors' lives, asserts Dr. Stacy Tessler Lindau, professor of obstetrics, gynecology and of medicine-geriatrics at the University of Chicago.
Lindau's survey, published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2007, found that an increasing number of people continue to have physical, romantic relationships into their 80s — demonstrating that sexuality is an important part of life at any age.
"I see more women interested in relationships than men," said Vanderhoof of daily life at Golden Empire.
"Men can be a little flirty, but it's the higher-functioning women who always make the first move. One of our female residents told me, 'Love and sexuality are my right — what can I do about it?' She wanted to meet more men, so she started a social group. Just because you're elderly doesn't mean you want to stop wanting to mix."
"Given the complications associated with frail health, limited privacy, and diminished cognitive functioning, nursing homes are often ill-equipped to support the romantic and sexual needs of their residents. Under the medical model that serves as the framework for most institutional care settings, these needs are not even recognized," wrote Amanda Smith Barusch, Ph.D., author of "Love Stories of Later Life: A Narrative Approach to Understanding Romance."
But there are innovative approaches that are changing the way Americans think about institutional care, she said.
"Social workers already play an important role in humanizing these settings," Smith Barusch continued. "And the coming decades should see expanded opportunities to develop and test new paradigms for institutional care of older adults, paradigms that take into account the not-so-remote possibilities of romance, new love, and yes, even sex."
Senior courtship can come with a unique set of challenges, said Vanderhoof. When a person's competence is diminished due to dementia, family and staff supervision is key.
While working at another facility, Vanderhoof witnessed a blossoming romance between two residents, both of whom had Alzheimer's disease.
"It was like an old-fashioned romance — they took walks in the garden," she said. "We had to get permission from the family to let her move into his room. They were both in their late 80s — it does happen."
As baby boomers age, families will find themselves faced with a host of questions when it comes to senior romance: Should the elderly be allowed to marry? Should they live together as husband and wife? How does one decide whether couples are cognitively able to consent to intimacy? In the matters of love, what are the rights of people with dementia?
These are just a few of the questions that are being asked as "elder love" becomes more common in communal settings, wrote columnist and elder care consultant Carol Bradley Bursack in her agingcare.com piece entitled, "Sex in Retirement Communities — Who Decides What's Proper?"
"Nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants have traditionally been trained how to handle the occasional randy elderly man who makes a pass at the CNA who is bathing him. That is nothing new," she wrote. "What is new is the recognition that elders have rights and one of those rights just might be sexual expression."
To contact Staff Writer Cory Fisher, email her at email@example.com or call 530-477-4203.
Trending In: Local News
- Lake Tahoe within 3 feet of legal limit
- North San Juan family loses virtually everything in house fire
- UPDATE: Both lanes re-opened on Highway 49 in Grass Valley after sinkhole inspection
- Nevada City's Streicher House on the lookout for new location
- Nevada City Planning Commission OK's outdoor pot grows
Trending Sitewide
- Lake Tahoe within 3 feet of legal limit
- North San Juan family loses virtually everything in house fire
- UPDATE: Both lanes re-opened on Highway 49 in Grass Valley after sinkhole inspection
- Nevada County Police Blotter: Person refuses to leave until he's done sleeping
- Nevada City's Streicher House on the lookout for new location


text:
Catalog Advanced Search
No items were found using the following search criteria. Modify your search
- Manufacturer:
No items were found using the following search criteria. Modify your search
From its beginnings as a photography gear and printing shop, Cape Town photography giant Orms has become an extensive creative franchise. The Orms vision has always been to provide professional and amateur photographers alike with the best and latest gear at reasonable prices, and to stock the largest range of products. Orms also strives to keep South African photographers at the forefront of technological advances, and continues to live up to its own high standards.
Call Us:
021 469 1981
Email Us:
Weekdays 8AM to 5:30PM
Saturdays 8AM to 1PM
Office location:
Orms Cape Town
Call Us:
021 465 3573
Email Us:
Mon-Thurs 8 to 6PM, Fri 8:30 to 6PM
Saturdays 8AM to 1PM
Shop 5, Roeland Square
Upper Canterbury Street
Gardens, Cape Town, 8001
South Africa
> Google Map: ORMS C.T
Call Us:
021 910 1380
Email Us:
Weekdays 8AM to 5:30PM
Saturdays 8AM to 1PM
Victorian Towers
Cnr Durban Rd & Palm St
Bellville, Cape Town, 7530
South Africa
> Google Map: ORMS Bellville
© 2017 Orms Direct. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions
Prices, specifications, and images are subject to change without notification. Orms Direct and Orms cc will not be held responsible for typographical or illustrative errors.
The items represented on this website are for illustrative purpose only and are not a definite indication of our stock holding. Prices are in SA Rands & includes 14% VAT.
Please use the check stock link on the product page to confirm stock availability before placing your order.


text:
October 31 News and Notes
Robert Cleave
October 31 2011 02:26AM
All Hallows Eve is here in all its glory, with children headed to the door this evening in search of treats their parents would never let them near any other night, and those same parents openly regretting the sugar rush they're about to bestow on said urchins. Of course, for those of you in between those ages, Hallowe'en is about other pursuits, and those are perfectly fine as well. As an aside, when did this copious skin baring business start in earnest? When I was in university in the early 80's, you'd only see someone in their knickers if you were dating them, and even then it was iffy ;-) I'm not complaining, mind, just attempting to fill the gaps in my knowledge base.
Anyhoo, let's get to it. In this aggregation of notes, the Leafs hit a roadblock in the nation's capital, the Oil are cruising for now, and Vancouver snaps out of their funk with a bang.
Toronto followed Saturday's victory over the Pens with a bit of a scroungy performance against the Senators. The Leafs have been riding fortune a touch thus far, with outshooting numbers that would suggest that long term success isn't quite assured as of yet, and they were outplayed at EV by their provincial rivals Sunday night.
All that stipulated, one player who looks like he's finally making the leap to proper first pairing defender is our old pal The Dion. In those same outshooting numbers I posted above, you'll note that when Phaneuf is on the ice at EV tied, the Leafs have over 60% of the shots go their way. That's damned good even if he's getting a bit of lift in term of Zone Starts (55% OZone).
Ron Wilson's comments to the effect that Dion's the best at his position are premature, obviously, since we're talking about a sample size of 10 games, but Phaneuf's been good. Wonder if Darryl Sutter, when he's not planning world domination or whatever the hell he's up to these days, ever thinks he might have erred? Nah.
Edmonton finished the month with a fully legitimate win over St. Louis on Sunday, running out to a nice lead on the merits before closing the Blues out for a 4-2 final. As I alluded to in last week's column, Tom Renney has handed Horcoff and Smyth the heavy lifting so that the kids can prosper, and it's worked like a charm to this point, with Smyth collecting a pair of goal this evening.
What lies ahead, though, might tell the tale of Edmonton's season. They play 10 of the next 12 away from the Rex thanks in part to the annual CFR invasion, and if the Oilers are legit, we should get a better indication of it when their young players can't be sheltered quite as completely.
Sort of on this general topic, and as a service to Bruce McCurdy, who asked this question tonight via the Twitters, I compiled the difference between the eight Western Conference playoff teams' overall Fenwick number (EV shots and missed shots combined, expressed in percentages) with their performance when the game was tied, so that the score effects might be shown. Bruce's contention is that winning teams will have markedly lower overall Fenwick numbers because they get out in front and proceed to sit on the lead. He's not wrong about the point in general, but the degree that Edmonton has done so to this point is likely unsustainable:
|Standard Dev.
As an FYI, the Oilers are on the same sort of points pace that Vancouver managed over the entire 10/11 season, so if the Oilers were sitting back in merely normal fashion, one might have expected the team with one of the best records in recent times to have the same type of spread. Not so. The only team even within 2 standard deviations of the Oilers' performance was Nashville, a team notorious for sitting back to an extreme level. One other note: it's really, really, early, so small sample sizes, the bane of any statistical analysis, are running the show here. I'll look at these numbers again in a month or so, and we'll see if Tom Renney has invented a new way to play hockey, or if things have begun to even out.
In an unrelated matter, Andy Sutton will get his time with John Law later today for his shot at the coconut of Gabriel Landeskog. I know the league uses in-person hearing for more serious cases, which might make one think he's headed away for a stretch. 6-8 games seems to be where the consensus is, given Sutton's repeat offender status, but after seeing Wojtek Wolski get nothing for his drive-by on Daniel Alfredsson Saturday afternoon, I'm wondering if we're headed back to Wheel of Justice territory.
The Canucks launched Washington on Saturday, as the Caps chose to spend most of the first period in the box, just as they had during their visit to Edmonton earlier in the week. The Canucks scored two PP goals and were on their way from then onward.
One of Vancouver's early season leaders is Chris Higgins, as the well-traveled forward appears to have a home on the west coast. Regulars to this feature at Flames Nation will know two things about this particular subject, the first being that I have a lot of time for Higgins as a player, and the second being that I take a shot at Eric Francis every time I get a chance;-)
EF, in an ill-considered tweet at last year's deadline, described Ales Kotalik as being equal to Higgins as a potential contributor, and questioned why on earth the Flames would consider re-acquiring the New Yorker. I've asked Pat Steinberg a couple of times if he'd query Eric about that, with no joy, but I'm genuinely curious to know his answer.
A few wins have quieted things a touch in Cowtown, although the rumours around Rene Bourque seem to continue on, as Lyle Richardson noted Sunday. I think Lyle has the basics of Calgary's circumstances down, since the one player that would really get another team's attention, Giordano, isn't going anywhere. As a result, unless a GM bumps his head and decides that Matt Stajan is the guy to push his team over the top, stasis might be the order of the day until February.
One area that still must have the club a bit vexed is the utter inability to generate shots on the PP. The Flames are DFL in that category thus far, averaging fewer than 35 shots/60. Anything north of 50 shots/60 would be acceptable, so you can see the gulf the club needs to breach in order to just be roughly competent. They aren't a bad team at EV, and Kipper looks OK so far, so special teams are the place to make a bit of headway.
That goes for Winnipeg as well, and then some, although most of their PK problems are related to sub-standard work in the nets, since the shots allowed figures aren't terrible. At any rate, poor special teams are the primary reason the club is in 14th at the moment, since the Jets appear to be more or less OK at EV.
One of the players that has been a pleasant surprise to this point is Alex Burmistrov, even if the boss did give him a time out early in the third period Saturday evening, as the Jets searched fruitlessly for an equalizer in Tampa. That small hiccup aside, the 20 year looks like the real article when he has the puck, and if he, Antropov, and Kane continue their time as a trio, they might finish the year as the club's best line.
Are the Bruins really whining about being mistreated by the officials? Really? Really? I'll put this as directly as I can, and pardon the phraseology if you will. As enjoyable as non-Canuck fans might have found the result, fairness compels me to note that Boston played like utter dickheads in last year's final, and the fact that the league chose to officiate those games like they were being played in 1977 was ultimately to their benefit. This year, they've often played like utter dickheads with the standard post-lockout rules being enforced, and they've paid the price. I'm sure I can find a tissue for them somewhere.
Marty Brodeur's shoulder is still acting up, with the Devils' netminder advising Tom Gulitti that it might never fully heal. New Jersey is a fringe team even when healthy, and given that the team has some financial issues, watching them scuttle along in the middle of the pack leads me to wonder if they might not be ripe for a salary dump or two come the deadline.
It's actually an odd thing to watch the Devils in their current state. Loophole Lou has been regarded as one of the league's savviest GMs for the last two decades, but his recent signature move, signing Kovalchuk, was openly bad, and his relationship with his best forward has been somewhat contentious. They just have the appearance of a team with a few nice pieces that's going absolutely nowhere, and that's even after Travis Zajac returns. As a Flames' fan, I hope you can trust me to recognize a team that's on the treadmill.
Cash on the Barrel Head:
Matthew Hulsizer's pusuit of the Blues might finally be nearing some sort of end point. The former Coyotes suitor signed a purchase agreement for the club a couple of days ago, for a rumoured figure in the 190M range. The purchase price includes the lease for the arena as well as the Peabody Opera House, which was not part of the original offering. NHL owners are always searching for extra dollars to fund their clubs, so it's possible that Hulsizer needed the concert revenue from an extra building as a sweetener to complete the sale.
Weren't the Coyotes supposed to be sold to Greg Jamison by now? It's been pretty quiet down in the desert, which might be a nice change from the way that business has been conducted in the past by Glendale's city council, but I just wonder where the actual non-taxpayer money will ever come from to float that team. Wonder if Jay-Z is interested?
That's all for this time. We'll be back next week with a special edition from the city that never sleeps.
October 31 2011, 05:07PM
I see the king of the edit button is back at work, well done.
Whatever floats your boat dude, hope it helps you feel better about yourself.
Only guy worse in the room than Phaneuf was Ian White. I realize that is a harsh thing to say but let's watch how many more times this knob is traded. Just a bad guy.
Whoa... that means a lot, coming from the Jerk Store!
I remember the first interview with Wilson after Dion landed in TO. He said (with kind of a smirk on his face), that Phanny marched into the room, walked straight to the stereo and put on his music. The first thing I thought to myself was 'JERK'!!!
October 31 2011, 05:49PM
Don't let the name fool you, I am a sweetheart.
Don't let the name fool you, I am a sweetheart.
No doubt, but I'm not going to argue with you that DP isn't a jerk! (funny - just realized Dion's initials...)
BTW: If my wife contacts you about a return, please insist that she provide the original receipt!
October 31 2011, 05:55PM
No doubt, but I'm not going to argue with you that DP isn't a jerk! (funny - just realized Dion's initials...)
BTW: If my wife contacts you about a return, please insist that she provide the original receipt!
Original Receipt...that's funny. Props.
October 31 2011, 06:02PM
Neither of these guys have been model citizens. At the risk of sounding like a Delta Bravo, I am good friends with a guy in the Calgary room. Phaneuf treated staff with Pronger-like disdain - to the point that Iggy had to physically threaten him to smarten up. White is just not a good guy - 5 teams before the age of 27 ???, To be fair he probably just thinks "everybody wants me" vs reality.
@Jerk Store
and I thought you picked your login name because of Seinfeld...
edit: you really know your jerks!
Neither of these guys have been model citizens. At the risk of sounding like a Delta Bravo, I am good friends with a guy in the Calgary room. Phaneuf treated staff with Pronger-like disdain - to the point that Iggy had to physically threaten him to smarten up. White is just not a good guy - 5 teams before the age of 27 ???, To be fair he probably just thinks "everybody wants me" vs reality.
Do you know if dp behaved that way in his early years? When he was still on his ELC?
October 31 2011, 09:03PM
My "guy" - F me I sound like Bryan Hall, I knew I should NOT go down this road - was only with the Flamers during the last couple of years of Phaneufs stay so I can't say, but a leopard does not change his spots.
@ JustDoIt. Yes I am a huge Seinfeldian, discussing these jerks was just a coincidence and as I am passing on 2nd hand gossip, I am acting in a NEWMAN-like manner. Apologies.
October 31 2011, 10:32PM
Do you know if dp behaved that way in his early years? When he was still on his ELC?
DP has had an air about him and his "superiority" dating back to his Jr days with the Rebels. Its a fine line between confidence and outward arrogance.
October 31 2011, 10:51PM
I make useless comments
November 01 2011, 12:31AM
Good times for most of the Canadian teams even if it's not the ones that most would have expected. I figure the Sens will fall back to earth soon, the Canucks will snap out of their funk and the Oilers and Leafs will be in contention for the last few playoff spots in their conferences.
November 01 2011, 12:50AM
Do you know if dp behaved that way in his early years? When he was still on his ELC?
1. Nobody in Red Deer liked him either (as an aside he is still terrified of certain other guys from the dub who he ran from regularly back then too)
2. Iginla was not alone in his feelings and and some other players were "asked" by management to let it go until they could deal with it.
November 01 2011, 12:51AM
DP has had an air about him and his "superiority" dating back to his Jr days with the Rebels. Its a fine line between confidence and outward arrogance.
bah - meant to respond to someone else
And yet someone I know who works at the children's Hospital in Calgary says that Dion would show up regularly and often, unannounced, on his own, no fan fare or publicity and go visit the sick kids there.
So I'll take these "insider" stories with a grain of salt.


text:
- Sort:
- Most Popular | Most Recent
Panorama, Griffith Observatory From East L.A. to the Pacific
Los Angeles skyline as seen from the Griffith Observatory - 03/30/2013 Shot using iPhone 5 (not the Panorama mode)
The primary telescope at Ladd Observatory found on Brown University campus in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. This telescope was installed in 1891. The pier was built by SaegMuller and the telescope was built by John Brashear. This telescope is still in operation and is open to the public every clear sky Tuesday night.
My first try of a real outdoor Gigapixel image taken at the local Dr. AF Philips Observatory. Stitched from 688 images. After it had been raining for weeks, finally some dry weather today. The image was not shot in the best of conditions. High winds and fading daylight. The last images were even shot after sunset....
After a frustrating morning of low clouds, mist and foggy weather we decided to watch the movie they offered. At the end of the film, the curtains behind the screen opened to a sheet of pure white fog; normally a stunning view of the crater and mountain. When we left the theatre there was a slight and hardly noticeable...


text:
Frequently bought together
Dual material handle has Molded in Soft Grip Panels for more comfort
Proportioned to Blade Sizes
Because of Shape and Surface the Driver won't roll
Hole for Hanging
Impact Resistant
Wiha special chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel
Through hardened for best wear resistance
Precision machined exact fit Black tips
Anti-corrosion Chrome-nickel finished Round Shafts
Additional Info
|Head Type
|Country of Manufacture
|Handle Grip Types
|3K Series - cushioned + ergonomic
Warranty Info
Wiha Products Carry a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. All Wiha tools are guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship and materials and will be replaced if found to be deficient providing tools have not been altered or misused. Wiha Insert Bits, Power Bits, Ceramic Tools and Tweezers are not warranted for use. Wiha Brand Torque control Tools are warranted for twelve months from date of purchase up to 5,000 torque Cycles.
Wiha Tools Use and Warranty Guidelines:
- Use tools for their intended applications, screwdrivers should not be used to pry or chisel. - Never modify or alter a tool from its original design.
- Do not use extensions or torque multipliers, this will achieve excessive torque levels and may result in serious injury and premature tool failure.
- Inspect all tools before use and discard tools that show any signs of visible damage. - Do not use tools beyond their intended useful life.
- Work Safe - always wear appropriate eye and hand protection when using hand tools.
Return tools for warranty replacement to your original place of purchase or directly to Wihatools.com LLC North American Distribution Center, all returns are subject to inspection prior to replacement
Wihatools.com LLC
Att: Warranty Dept.
1348 Dundas Circle
Monticello Minnesota, 55362
Please call us if you have questions on direct replacement of tools. Tel 763-295-6591 or Fax: 763-295-6598
e-mail: email@example.com
You may also be interested in the following product(s)
TorxPlus® SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $5.04
Torx® SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $5.20
Torx® Powerhandle Screwdrivers
Starting at: $5.04
ESD Safe Torx® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $8.00
Slotted Stubby SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $6.64
Phillips Stubby SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $5.88
Square SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $6.18
Slotted SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $5.98
Security Torx® SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $8.80
Slotted Screw Holding Screwdrivers
Starting at: $23.58
Torx® Proturn Screwdrivers
Starting at: $2.96
PoziDriv® SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $6.48
Phillips SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $4.78
Torx® MicroFinish Screwdrivers
Starting at: $7.64
Slotted MicroFinish Screwdrivers
Starting at: $7.90
Phillips MicroFinish Screwdrivers
Starting at: $8.64
MagicSpring Torx® SoftFinish® Screwdrivers
Starting at: $6.98
MagicRing® Ball End Hex Metric Screwdrivers
Starting at: $4.54
MagicRing® Ball End Hex Inch Screwdrivers
Starting at: $4.10


text:
Linea Pelle Jesse Speedy Leather Satchel
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # 283588
Fall in love with the Jesse Speedy Leather Satchel by Linea Pelle. This genuine leather handbag looks great whether dressed up or dressed down!
- Genuine leather satchel
- Top zip closure
- Leather stitched handles with 8½ " drop
- Natural leather texture
- Leather interior with snap in zipper pouch
- Dimensions 17 " x 7 " x 11 "
- Imported
Tell us what you think!
Everyone has an opinion. Here's your chance to share yours! Be the first to write a review of this product and help your fellow shoppers pick the best of the best.


text:
Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Find us on YouTube Follow us on Google+ Subscribe to GovDelivery
Hot Weather Safety Tips
To protect your health when temperatures are extremely high, remember to keep cool and use common sense. The following tips are important:
- Drink Plenty of Fluids
During hot weather you will need to increase your fluid intake, regardless of your activity level. Don't wait until you're thirsty to drink. During heavy exercise in a hot environment, drink two to four glasses (16-32 ounces) of cool fluids each hour.
Warning: If your doctor generally limits the amount of fluid you drink or has you on water pills, ask how much you should drink while the weather is hot.
Don't drink liquids that contain alcohol, or large amounts of sugar—these actually cause you to lose more body fluid. Also avoid very cold drinks, because they can cause stomach cramps.
- Replace Salt and Minerals
Heavy sweating removes salt and minerals from the body. These are necessary for your body and must be replaced. If you must exercise, drink two to four glasses of cool, non-alcoholic fluids each hour. A sports beverage can replace the salt and minerals you lose in sweat. However, if you are on a low-salt diet, talk with your doctor before drinking a sports beverage or taking salt tablets.
- Wear Appropriate Clothing and Sunscreen
Wear as little clothing as possible when you are at home. Choose lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing. Sunburn affects your body's ability to cool itself and causes a loss of body fluids. It also causes pain and damages the skin. If you must go outdoors, protect yourself from the sun by wearing a wide-brimmed hat (also keeps you cooler) along with sunglasses, and by putting on sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher (the most effective products say "broad spectrum" or "UVA/UVB protection" on their labels) 30 minutes prior to going out. Continue to reapply it according to the package directions.
- Schedule Outdoor Activities Carefully
If you must be outdoors, try to limit your outdoor activity to morning and evening hours. Try to rest often in shady areas so that your body's thermostat will have a chance to recover.
- Pace Yourself
If you are not accustomed to working or exercising in a hot environment, start slowly and pick up the pace gradually. If exertion in the heat makes your heart pound and leaves you gasping for breath, STOP all activity. Get into a cool area or at least into the shade, and rest, especially if you become lightheaded, confused, weak, or faint.
- Stay Cool Indoors
Stay indoors and, if at all possible, stay in an air-conditioned place. If your home does not have air conditioning, go to the shopping mall or public library—even a few hours spent in air conditioning can help your body stay cooler when you go back into the heat. Call your local health department to see if there are any heat-relief shelters in your area. Electric fans may provide comfort, but when the temperature is in the high 90s, fans will not prevent heat-related illness. Taking a cool shower or bath or moving to an air-conditioned place is a much better way to cool off. Use your stove and oven less to maintain a cooler temperature in your home.


text:
Erma Olene Anderson was honored on April 3 by her family for achieving 90 years of life and for being a great mother and grandmother to her family.
Olene was born in Emery, Utah on April 10, 1920 to Marion and Ella Mortensen. She is the second child and second daughter of their five children. She married Robert E. Anderson on March 22, 1941 and later sealed in the Manti Temple and raised three sons in Emery; Robert Eddy (deceased), Randy M. Anderson of Emery and Kerry E. Anderson of West Valley City.
"Mom is a great mother, and wonderful grandmother of eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren and soon to be 13. She is an excellent cook, quilter, with many talents that she has passed onto her children and grandchildren. She worked many years as secretary of the Ferron Elementary where she loved being with children and there she retired.
"We wish her a most happy 90th birthday and thank her for her love and devotion to all of us," said her family. No public social party is planned, but a phone call or a note would be most appreciated in her honor. "We love you mom."


text:
Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Programme
The HTA Programme is the largest of the NIHR programmes. We fund independent research about the effectiveness, costs and broader impact of healthcare treatments and tests for those who plan, provide or receive care in the NHS. We fund our studies via a number of routes including commissioned and researcher-led workstreams.
Our research serves a variety of key stakeholders including: decision-makers in local government, policy-makers (including NICE), researchers, NHS health professionals, other NIHR stakeholders, and the general public.
We have a mixed portfolio of clinical trials, pilot and feasibility studies, and evidence synthesis projects. To take a look at our current portfolio of funded projects please visit our portfolio page.
All of our funded projects are eligible for publication in the internationally read journal series of the HTA Programme, Health Technology Assessment, which is part of the NIHR Journals Library. The journal's impact factor of 4.058 ranks it second in the Health Care Sciences and Services category. It is also indexed on MEDLINE, CINAHL, EMBASE, UK PubMed Central, the Cochrane Library and the ISI Science Citation Index. Many of our projects also publish in leading international journals. If you'd like to read more about the work we commission, you may also want to visit our project outputs, and our impact page.
What is a health technology?
The term 'health technology' covers a range of methods used to promote health, prevent and treat disease, and improve rehabilitation and long-term care. For more information, please visit our remit page.
Apply for funding
To see the latest funding opportunities, please visit our funding opportunities page.
20 years of the HTA Programme
In 2013 the HTA programme celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a successful conference which reflected on both the impact and the future of the Programme. View presentations from the conference.
We'd like your views
Help us improve your experience of our website by participating in a short survey.
Join mailing list
To receive funding alerts and other programme news, please join our mailing list.
NIHR on TwitterTweets by @OfficialNIHR
Make a research suggestion
Complete our online web form to make a research suggestion to our programmes.
Sign in to MIS
Login to the NETSCC Management Information System (MIS).


text:
- Product Details
- Fabric Estimator
- Rewards
A sophisticated jacquard home decor fabric with a bold herringbone pattern—set on the diagonal. We love the interplay of satiny and textured lines. We can see this timeless fabric as bedding, light upholstery, window treatments and accent pieces.
Color: Gold
Width: 55"
Content: 54% COTTON, 40% POLYESTER, 6% VISCOSE
Country: INDIA
Learn about fabric careHOW TO CARE FOR POLYESTER FABRICS:Machine wash warm or cold, tumble-dry low. If ironing is needed, iron on a low temperature.Mood strongly recommends test-laundering a swatch, if you plan to wash your garment or home furnishings yourself.
PLEASE NOTE: The above numbers are estimations only. Please take into account garment size, lining and fabric width.


text:
Tyler, I'm looking for someone from the Cleveland, TN area to look into a school prayer incident at Black Fox Elementary School Friday, Nov 18, 2011 prior to a performance of "Beauty and the Beast". I've contacted FFRF and American Atheists but, as I live about 3 1/2 hrs away, somone from the area would have more 'standing'. All complaints registered with FFRF are kept confidential if the complainant wishes to remain anonymous. Thanks. JC
Welcome to Think Atheist, Tyler! It is great to have you here.
Make sure to search the Groups to find members interested in the same topics as you, or the Forums to find debates on all kinds of issues.
Any suggestions or questions you might have, don't hesitate to message me or tweet me, or contact any of the Moderators.
Here's a list of useful links to get you started:
Shop Think Atheist Apparels - Bracelets - Dog Tags
~ Monica


text:
VC's National Events Coordinator Mariève Millaire leaves VC November 23rd
Volleyball Canada is sad to report that it will be losing National Events Coordinator Mariève Millaire. Mariève will be moving on to a new opportunity as Director of Events for Gymnastics Canada. Her last day with VC will be November 23rd, 2012.
Mariève has been a valued staff member for over five years. She has played a key role in the coordination of all VC National Events and will most certainly be missed. VC wishes her all the best in her new endeavors.
VC will be filling the National Events Coordinator position very shortly and will announce Mariève's replacement as soon as it is finalized. In the meantime, please contact Victoria Kulczycki (firstname.lastname@example.com) for National Events related matters.


text:
New Truck - 2016 Nissan Rogue S in Little Rock, Ar
With its comfortable ride and roomy interior, the 2016 Nissan Rogue is a pleasant enough small crossover SUV. Smooth highway ride; optional third-row seating; user-friendly tech options; upscale look and feel; versatile interior storage. The SL trim adds an emergency telematics system called NissanConnect Services, while other newly available features include Siri Eyes Free and an enhanced collision mitigation system with automatic braking. Also, an Appearance package for the base S trim dresses up the exterior a bit. Few Nissan dealerships can match the experience McLarty Nissan of Little Rock provides throughout the sales and service process. Our dealership boasts not only a stunning selection of over 1,000 New Nissan and 600 Certified Pre-Owned and used vehicles, but also a sterling reputation backed by a long history of award-winning excellence. McLarty Nissan of Little Rock serves the entire State of Arkansas including Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Joesboro, North Little Rock, Conway, Rogers, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, and surrounding areas. Wherever you live, wherever you are from, we look forward to providing you the same extraordinary experience for which McLarty Nissan of Little Rock has come to be known. We off conveniences like Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and a gourmet cafe in our client lounge, and complimentary car washes with every service. Our Service department is staffed with Nissan-certified Master technicians using state-of-the-art technology in over 24 service bays. These are just some of the special touches that you can take advantage of when you choose to visit the Experts and Excellence at McLarty Nissan of Little Rock Two or more available at this price
- Electronic Stability Control (esc)
- Abs And Driveline Traction Control
- Side Impact Beams
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-mounted Side Airbags
- Tire Specific Low Tire Pressure Warning
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
- Curtain 1st
- 2nd And 3rd Row Airbags
- Airbag Occupancy Sensor
- Rear Child Safety Locks
- Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safety Belts -inc: Rear Center 3 Point
- Height Adjusters And Pretensioners
- Rearview Monitor Back-up Camera
- Front Bucket Seats -inc: 6-way Adjustable Driver Seat
- 4-way Adjustable Front Passenger Seat And Front Seatback Storage
- 40-20-40 Folding Split-bench Front Facing Manual Reclining Fold Forward Seatback Rear Seat W/manual Fore/aft
- Manual Tilt/telescoping Steering Column
- Nissanconnect Selective Service Internet Access
- 5 Person Seating Capacity
- Front Cupholder
- Rear Cupholder
- Remote Keyless Entry W/integrated Key Transmitter
- Illuminated Entry
- Illuminated Ignition Switch And Panic Button
- Remote Releases -inc: Mechanical Cargo Access And Mechanical Fuel
- Cruise Control W/steering Wheel Controls
- Manual Air Conditioning
- Hvac -inc: Underseat Ducts And Console Ducts
- Glove Box
- Driver Foot Rest
- Interior Trim -inc: Metal-look Door Panel Insert
- Chrome And Metal-look Interior Accents
- Full Cloth Headliner
- Cloth Door Trim Insert
- Urethane Gear Shift Knob
- Day-night Rearview Mirror
- Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors W/driver And Passenger Illumination
- Full Floor Console W/covered Storage
- Mini Overhead Console W/storage And 3 12v Dc Power Outlets
- Front Map Lights
- Fade-to-off Interior Lighting
- Full Carpet Floor Covering
- Carpet Floor Trim
- Cargo Area Concealed Storage
- Cargo Space Lights
- Smart Device Integration
- Driver / Passenger And Rear Door Bins
- Delayed Accessory Power
- Systems Monitor
- Outside Temp Gauge
- Analog Display
- Seats W/cloth Back Material
- Manual Anti-whiplash Adjustable Front Head Restraints And Manual Adjustable Rear Head Restraints
- Front Center Armrest W/storage And Rear Center Armrest
- Perimeter Alarm
- Engine Immobilizer
- 3
Major Accidents, Lemon History and Odometer Problems
» Get A Free CARFAX Record Check
10 Colonel Glenn Court
Little Rock, Ar. 72210
|Internet Sales:
More Cars From This Seller
2016 Toyota Camry 4dr Sdn I4 Auto Se
Mileage: 36,561
Price: $16,400
2017 Honda Accord 2017 Honda Accord Sport Cvt 4dr S
Mileage: 13
Price: $23,910
2017 Nissan Altima 2.5 S
Mileage: 16
Price: $18,375
2008 Dodge Dakota SLT
Mileage: 148,823
Price: $8,500
2017 Honda CR-V 2017 Honda Cr-v Lx Cvt 4dr Suv 10
Mileage: 13
Price: Call For Price
2017 Nissan Sentra Sv Cvt
Mileage: 16
Price: $17,610
2014 Honda Accord 2dr I4 Cvt Ex-l
Mileage: 96,984
Price: $13,900
2017 Nissan Rogue Fwd S
Mileage: 5
Price: $19,900
2014 Nissan Frontier 2wd King Cab I4 Manual S
Mileage: 62,527
Price: $13,500
2017 Honda Accord Hybrid 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid Ex-l Cvt
Mileage: 13
Price: $30,924


text:
Re: Meet you thereJul 22, 2004
On 7/22/04, �ierra wrote:
> Here is the schedule for fun fun fun - yeeehhhaaaaaaa!!!
> Friday, July 30th, 7:00PM: meet at Tony Packo's, Front
> street, the original, enjoy the genuine Tiffany lamp
> collection! Frivolity! Great hot dogs! Made famous by
> Klinger on M.A.S.H.! And imbibing with the likes of Skippy,
> Dewie, and �ierra!
> For those who are not fossil digging for trilobites at
> Olander Park, nor going to the museum, nor the fabulous
> Toledo zoo -
> Saturday, July 31st, 10:30 - 11AM: Meet at the JetExpress
> in Port Clinton, take the 11 or 11:15 trip out to Put-in-
> Bay. Rent a golf cart, crash proof, since the Brit may be
> driving - *making mental note to forewarn the National Park
> Rangers regarding fortressing up the Perry Monument* - LOL!
> Sunday, August 1st, Noon - Meet at the carousal just inside
> the gates at Cedar Point, then decide on a place to maybe
> lunch together, get group shots, etc. at least say hi to
> one and all. Sassy and �ierra will be doing the milder
> attractions at CP, God only knows what the Carolina
> Hurricane (Dewie) and Brit Brat (Skippy) will be doing -
> LOL! If you go in early, go directly to the back of the
> park, and start there. Handstamping may help avoid lines,
> not sure.
> I am looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and some
> new faces - yeeeehhhaaaaaa!!!!!
Like     Report post


text:
The Adobe Flash Player is required for video playback.Get the latest Flash Player or Watch this video on YouTube.
Watch this couple take "dinner and a movie" to the next level in Zoosk's new U.S. television commercial!
What kind of dates do you like? Find the date that fits you on Zoosk!
Zoosk dating | Zoosk on Facebook | Zoosk on Twitter | Zoosk on YouTube
More From Julie T.:
Zoosk newlyweds: Jessie & Steve from New York
Love running away from you?
Congratulations to Zoosk couple Fayte and Jason from Florida!


text:
By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
Thumbs Up
MSU won the turnover battle, 3-2, intercepting Bo Wallace twice and recovering a fumble. On special teams, Jameon Lewis returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown to answer the Rebels' first score. It was the longest play in the 109-year history of the series.
Thumbs Down
MSU didn't score off any of those turnovers, and it struggled to find offensive consistency. Quarterback Tyler Russell had accuracy issues and was intercepted twice, and the run game managed only 30 yards.
State was 1 of 13 on third downs, while Ole Miss was 6 of 14. The Bulldogs were gashed on the ground (233 yards) and through the air (294), and gave up six pass plays of 20-plus yards.
Keys to victory
Evaluating the keys to victory in Saturday's GameDay section:
1. Hit the big plays: MSU had a 42-yard touchdown pass from Russell to Chad Bumphis in the first quarter, and the two later hooked up for a 68-yard gain. Otherwise, the long plays were in short supply against an Ole Miss defense that has been prone to giving up such plays this season.
Those two passes to Bumphis were the only plays longer than 17 yards for MSU.
2. Rattle Wallace: The Ole Miss QB had two early interceptions and lost a fumble, but he settled in after halftime. Wallace took to the ground quite a bit to start the third quarter, and he was 3 of 4 passing for 53 yards after halftime. All three of those completions went for touchdowns.
He was sacked once.
3. Wear them down: The Rebels' energy level never waned, and they held up physically into the fourth quarter better than in the past. A 34-17 lead after three periods probably helped that.
Linebacker Cam Lawrence had a career-high two interceptions, including one at the goal line to snuff out a scoring opportunity. The senior also recorded a team-leading 13 tackles and 3.0 tackles-for-loss.
Bottom line
After a 7-0 start, MSU finished the season 1-4, with all of those losses coming to SEC Western Division opponents. The Bulldogs gave up at least 37 points in each of the losses and struggled to run the ball, totaling just 222 yards against Alabama, Texas A&M, LSU and Ole Miss.
But a bowl game awaits, so there's a chance to end things on a more positive note.


text:
Community Information Database
You are browsing the Subject Heading Camps which contains 20 record(s)
- Boy Scouts of America, Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council #55
The Boy Scouts of the Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council makes a direct and positive impact in our community through a variety of fun and challenging experiences. Activities available in Scouting are... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Boys & Girls Club of Santa Cruz
Shoreline/Live Oak Teen Club (located at Shoreline Middle School) 855 17th Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062 831-477-4095 Jennifer Sherry, Unit Director firstname.lastname@example.com The Boys &am... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Camp Harmon
Camp Harmon is a residential camp for children and adults with disabilities. Almost six hundred children and adults with disabilities attend eight sessions throughout the summer. Ranging in age from 8... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Camp Krem - Camping Unlimited
Description: Since 1957, we have served children (ages 5 and up) and adults (there is no upper age limit) with developmental disabilities. We offer camping, recreation, respite and travel programs. ... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Girl Scouts of California's Central Coast
Para mas informacion contactar a: 800-822-2427 ext. 307 Girl Scouts is the world's preeminent organization for developing leadership skills in girls and young women, building girls of coura... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Kennolyn Camps
Saturday and Sunday hours vary. Resident, day and family camps located on 300 acres of redwoods and meadow, Kennolyn Camps offers a camp experience for various age groups. Each session offers a wid... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Kokoro no Gakko
Kokoro no Gakko, School with a Heart, is a Watsonville, CA based nonprofit program. The program was founded in 1989 by Gerald Kondo and Mark Takeuchi. The school seeks to keep alive Japanese cultural ... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Monterey Bay Horsemanship & Therapeutic Center
Actual Address: 475 Eucalyptus Way, please follow the signs to the Horse Center once you are on the Monterey Bay Academy campus. Additional mailing address: P.O. Box 742 Soquel, CA 95073 MBHTC... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center
Our main office physical address is: 37 Conference Drive Felton, CA 95018 Mount Hermon's year-round Christ-centered camps, conferences and concerts serve the entire family. In Santa Cruz, t... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Salvation Army Redwood Glen Camp & Conference Center
The Salvation Army is committed to making summer camp possible for any child that wants to go, regardless of financial barriers. At our summer camps, the experience is more than just a pleasant vacati... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]


text:
"With Transera we are able to view and analyze real-time performance metrics across multiple contact centers so that we maintain continuous, high-quality service levels and customer experiences." Steve Williams, CEO, Aon Integramark
Guthy-Renker achieved a 50% decrease in abandons, 10% increase in conversions, and a million dollars in annual talk-time savings
"Transera makes it possible for us to centrally manage multiple customer service centers distributed around the world... in a way that saves us millions of dollars and improves the customer experience." Tim McGrath, VP Customer Service, Business Solutions Division, Office Depot
With Transera, TiVo gained on-demand scalability and seamless integration with self-service and IVR applications and eliminated half of its unnecessary 800 numbers
Transera SaaS functionality gave American Red Cross the flexibility to bring agents online only when needed, keeping costs low and simplifying call center operations
Our customers achieve ROI almost immediately
Increase sales, increase retention and reduce abandons in double digit percentages
Centrally manage contact centers and vendors around the globe
Analyze data from and drive the behavior of any and all contact center systems
No, we can use data from your cloud and on-premise systems and drive their behavior through analytics.
As much or as little as they want — all we need is a few months of data from your contact center systems.
Of course! With 9 years of experience supporting call centers around the world, your data is probably even more secure with us.
No, our Data Engineering and Data Science teams will take you by the hand and walk you through the process.


text:
YesStyle.com ships to the United States.
Backed by decades of experience creating comfortable footwear, Betta prides itself on adhering to a more elegant and traditional style for their line of slippers. Established in 1927 , Betta continues to provide a relaxing experience with their range of slippers, available in various designs and styles for all ages. The Hong Kong brand is endorsed by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC). YesStyle is an authorized retailer of Betta.