text:
Why all the hate? I'm pretty excited to see them.
Why all the hate? I'm pretty excited to see them.
Me too. It was one of the better bands discovered during my research. Hopefully they bring it.
me too
Everyone's a Photographer
ewww they're like on the radio and stuff
Seeing Mumford on the lineup was a relief to me.
These guys put on a hell of a show I will be as close as possible!
Coachella Certified Farmers' Market 2014 - Weekends 1 & 2
The only place at Coachella where you will find the best organic coffee drinks, freshest organic foods, baked goods, healthy snacks and the infamous GREEN DRINK!
Conveniently located next to the Clubhouse in the Campgrounds, open Friday-Sunday 7am-2pm
Brought to you by the people of the Certified Farmers' Markets of the Coachella Valley
I know a lot of bands may have put a better show, better lights and stuff but for me, this was by far the best band of the festival... humble guys with LOTS of passion for their music and music in general, you could really feel the passion and love for what they were doing. I could have only seen them the entire festival and I would have made it all worth.
I sat through Mumford & Bright Eyes to get prime spots for Animal Collective/Arcade Fire. Bright Eyes was meh to the extreme, but I thought Mumford & Sons put on a good show. The crowd was so into it, and the band seemed to be having a great time as well.
I like me some Mumford. Their set was solid, I was digging the keyboardists energy, the fuck song singalong was fun (expletiveche11a), and Blank White Page almost made me cry.
My main complaint was that they seemed a bit swallowed up by the Coachella stage. I think they would have been more suited to a sunset slot at the Outdoor (A la Cold War Kids or The National, 2 of my faves this year).
I kinda wished I had found the time to go see them at Ports o'call for the Railroad revival thing.
Felt like I was watching a concert on PBS, but they were good.
my video of 'White Blank Page':
I think GV really lucked out getting Mumford in 2011 instead of 2010.


text:
This artcile is about Starter Kits. Do they do Starter Kits?
I've seen that company before and they are very expensive.
Piezoelectric Sounder - Make noise with this? but don't plan on it being pretty.
Indeed the kit is HUGE and is set to get bigger as the next incarantion will have 2 x 7-segment displays and a 16x2 LCD display for NO extra cost
Please enter a valid email to subscribe
We need to confirm your email address.
To complete the subscription, please click the link in the
email we just sent you.
Thank you for subscribing!
via Egeo 16
Torino, 10131

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Lucknow to Lahore | Fred Bremner's Vision of India
- 6th October 2012 − 22nd September 2013
Spanning forty years, from 1882 to 1922, Lucknow to Lahore explores the particular vision of Fred Bremner, a Scottish commercial photographer. Bremner's travels in the Indian subcontinent are recorded in these spectacular photographs.
Through Bremner's eyes we invite the visitor to get a sense of the people and places of Imperial India. Using his words, the exhibition brings to life individual experiences and opinions about 'that far-off land known as the Indian Empire'.


text:
News Home
Sunday, April 22, 2012
SCC Baseball Splits With Douglas College On Sunday
SCC Baseball Splits With Douglas College On Sunday:
The SCC Baseball Team plays its best games on Sunday, at Meridian Park, the first game of the doubleheader. For the second week in a row, SCC played a great first game at Meridian Park, beating Douglas College of Vancouver, BC 6-1. SCC dropped the second game, 9-4, after wasting a 3-0 lead into the 5th inning.
In the opening game, Jason Shaw pitched a great game, as he beat the NWAACC's #1 Ranked Team last week, in Bellevue College, 5-0. This week he held Douglas to 4 hits and only one earned run in 7 innings of work. The SCC offense scored 3 runs in the first and in the second to take a 6-1 lead and the Dolphins never looked back. Matt Sweeny had 2 hits and 2 RBIs to lead the SCC offense, whill Jordan Padilla had 2 hits as well and Matt Cottingham scored 2 runs for SCC.
In Game 2, SCC again scored 3 runs in the bottom of the first inning and it held up to the top of fifth, when Douglas exploded for 6 runs. Douglas added single runs in the 6th, 7th and 9th innings to push their total to 9 runs for the game. SCC could only muster a single run in the 6th inning.
Willie Davies took the loss for SCC, but did have 6 strikeouts in 6 innings of work. Matt Sweeny again had 2 hits and 2 RBIs for Shoreline.
SCC goes to 3-26 for the season and 2-16in the NWAACC Northern Region. Douglas is now 10-10 overall and 8-8 in the region.
Shoreline plays Olympic College next weekend in a four game Northern Region series. OC is 10-18 overall and 1-11 in the region. SCC plays at Olympic on Saturday and returns to Meridian Park on Sunday at 1:00 PM again for a doubleheader.
Posted At 6:13 PM •
Comments are locked for this post.
Check here for updates on Shoreline Community College Men's Baseball
Latest Stories
SCC Names Henry McAree and Luke Merkel As Co-Baseball Players of the Week
SCC Baseball Has First .500 Season In 23 Years
Henry McAree Throws No-Hitter for SCC Baseball
SCC Baseball Has Four NWAACC All-Academic Players For 2013
SCC Baseball Vs Skagit Valley College Now On YouTube
Henry McAree Named SCC Baseball Player of the Week
Skagit Valley Sweep of SCC Baseball Leaves NWAACC Playoffs A Long Shot For Dolphins
SCC Baseball Swept By Skagit Valley, Battle The Cardinals Today At Meridian Park:
SCC Baseball Enters Weekend With Playoffs On The Line
SCC Names Jason Shaw At "Baseball Player of the Week":
May, 2013
April, 2013
March, 2013
February, 2013
January, 2013
December, 2012
November, 2012
October, 2012
September, 2012
August, 2012
July, 2012
June, 2012
May, 2012
April, 2012
March, 2012
February, 2012
January, 2012
December, 2011
November, 2011
October, 2011
September, 2011
August, 2011
July, 2011
June, 2011
May, 2011
April, 2011
March, 2011
February, 2011
January, 2011
December, 2010
November, 2010
October, 2010
September, 2010
August, 2010
July, 2010
June, 2010
May, 2010
Academic Calendar
(What is this?)
Powered By


text:
Home Sweet Home
Works from the
Peter Fay collection
11 October 18 January 2004
Port Chalmers New Zealand 1935
Yellow still life 1989
plastic containers on found tin box with electric lights
28.0 X 23.0 X 21.5 cm
PF Bill Culbert's light box is interesting, because the yellow in it is a very intense yellow, which reminds me of the reflector pieces that Rosalie made so famous.
It's also three or four found objects; an old biscuit tin, a soap dispenser, and oil dispenser and a yellow cup, with two of them inverted with a light source under them. And they just glow like the sun. They have sense of light emanating from them.
And it is a theme that runs through this collection; it's the way in which the found, the discarded; the refuse of life… the detritus… There are artists out there who can turn that so simply, at just a turn, into something that is so beautiful and is so poetic, and never attempting to disguise what those objects are.
And you can see a sense of age, and mark, and use in this particular piece and yet it transcends that, and creates [its] own magic, [its] own poetry, without attempting to subvert the elements therein.
And that is the magic; that is artifice of art, and it's right in front of you, and you can see it happening, and yet it's such a delicate and such a rare touch, when it does happen, and I think it happens mightily, in this piece.


text:
Carson City District
|Release Date: 10/21/13
|News Release No. CCDO 2014-05
BLM Issues Decision on Nevada Royal Jasper Quarry Project
Carson City, Nev.--The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Carson City District, Stillwater Field Office has approved the proposal from Neva-Rite LLC to develop, process, and reclaim a quarry pit operation in Churchill County, about 15 miles east of Fallon, Nev. Neva-Rite, LLC is approved for a mineral material negotiated sale contract on public lands administered by the BLM.
The material sale contract would allow Neva-Rite LLC to extract approximately 200,000 cubic yards of material within a 19.7 acre area of public land over a five-year period, including plans for possible future consecutive negotiated sales within the project area in a phased development of the quarry pit.
Proposed development of the Royal Jasper Quarry would consist of an open pit with a visual buffer on the north side to reduce visual impacts to sensitive areas; a waste rock dump and rock stockpiles; a handling/staging area and public rock collection area.
The projected quarry life is five years with possible future negotiated sale contracts. The material would be processed on site and then shipped off site for market sale. Reclamation and re-vegetation of disturbed areas would be completed at the end of the contract.
The Decision Record, Final EA and related documents are on the web at: http://www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/fo/carson_city_field/blm_information/nepa/nepa_archives.html.
For more information contact: Ken Depaoli at 775-885-6102.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
Carson City District 5665 Morgan Mill Road Carson City, NV 89701
|Last updated: 04-20-2015
|USA.GOV | No Fear Act | DOI | Disclaimer | About BLM | Notices | Social Media Policy
|Privacy Policy | FOIA | Kids Policy | Contact Us | Accessibility | Site Map | Home


text:
Chapter 18
Israel is as potter's clay in the hands of the Lord—If nations repent, the Lord withholds the evil decreed against them—The people of Judah will be scattered.
1 The word which came to Jeremiah from the Lord, saying,
2 Arise, and go down to the
3 Then I went down to the potter's house, and, behold, he wrought a work on the wheels.
4 And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter: so he made it again another vessel, as seemed good to the potter to make it.
5 Then the word of the Lord came to me, saying,
6 O house of Israel, cannot I do with you as this
7 At what instant I shall speak concerning a nation, and concerning a kingdom, to pluck up, and to
8 If that nation, against whom I have pronounced,
9 And at what instant I shall speak concerning a nation, and concerning a kingdom, to build and to plant it;
10 If it do
11 ¶Now therefore go to, speak to the men of Judah, and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem, saying, Thus saith the Lord; Behold, I frame evil against you, and devise a device against you: return ye now every one from his evil way, and make your ways and your doings good.
12 And they said, There is no
13 Therefore thus saith the Lord; Ask ye now among the heathen, who hath heard such things: the virgin of Israel hath done a very horrible thing.
14 Will a man leave the snow of Lebanon which cometh from the rock of the field? or shall the cold flowing waters that come from another place be forsaken?
15 Because my people hath
16 To make their land
17 I will scatter them as with an
18 ¶Then said they, Come, and let us
19 Give heed to me, O Lord, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me.
20 Shall evil be recompensed for good? for they have digged a pit for my soul. Remember that I stood before thee to speak good for them, and to turn away thy wrath from them.
21 Therefore deliver up their children to the famine, and pour out their blood by the force of the sword; and let their wives be bereaved of their children, and be widows; and let their men be put to death; let their young men be slain by the sword in battle.
22 Let a cry be heard from their houses, when thou shalt bring a troop suddenly upon them: for they have digged a pit to take me, and hid snares for my feet.
23 Yet, Lord, thou knowest all their counsel against me to slay me: forgive not their iniquity, neither blot out their sin from thy sight, but let them be overthrown before thee; deal thus with them in the time of thine anger.


text:
Public notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of
Huntington City, Utah will hold a 1public hearing Tuesday, June 19,
2012 at the city office building located at 20 South Main for the
purposes as described below. Meeting will start promptly at 7:00 pm
A hearing will be held for the following:
1. 1RV courts in Residential Zones
2. RV Guests
3. RVs in Trailer Courts
4. Animals in Residential Zones
5. General Plan Conformance
6. Conditional Use Requirements
7. Zoning Map Changes
8. Huntington Area of Influence Review
Please note that in order to hear from as many people as possible,
the chair may at his/her discretion limit the time of each member of
the public who wishes to enter comments into the public record to five
minutes. The public is invited to attend all planning commission
meetings. If you need special accommodation to participate in the
above meeting, please notify Elden Stephens, City Recorder, (435)
687-2436, at least 3 working days prior to the meeting.
Published in the Emery County Progress June 5, 12 and 19, 2012.


text:
Dunoon Classic Cars 1960s Argyll Shape Mug
The tall and simple Argyll mug is the perfect canvas for a selection of detailed illustrations of classic cars from the Swinging Sixties. Depicted in full colour and clear detail, the cars are mostly sporty models, featuring Jaguar, Aston Martin and Lotus, among others, interspersed between which are their names. Around the base of the mug are the words: 1960s Cars. This mug would be a great gift for a vintage car enthusiast or someone who loves this wonderful era, especially Dads, Grandads, Uncles and boys of all ages.
A straight-sided mug with a big capacity – half a litre - that's almost a pint of tea, coffee or hot chocolate! The clean lines and generous handle make it easy to pick up and the straight shape is perfect for displaying the many different decorations designed by the Dunoon artists. Despite its height, Argyll is still dishwasher and microwave safe, with the exception of those designs featuring gold embellishment.
Richard Partis was born in Somerset in 1964. Growing up in the Wiltshire countryside he developed a great love of the natural world and a desire to be able to paint its beauty in great detail. After gaining an Honours Degree in Graphic Design at Bath Academy of Art he started a long and successful career as a freelance artist and illustrator. Richard has worked for Dunoon for over 20 years painting highly detailed watercolour paintings of birds and animals, landscapes and flowers, tractors and spitfires and many more designs from musical instruments to leaping salmon.
Additional Information
|Dunoon Shape
|Fine Bone China
|Blue, Grey, Red
|Height (cm)
|Diameter (cm)
|Base Diameter (cm)
|Capacity (ml)
|Richard Partis
|Special Features
|Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe
Within the UK
Standard delivery within the UK is charged at a rate of £3.99. Guaranteed, signed-for Courier delivery is available for just £6.99.
|Delivery Class
|Delivery Time
|Delivery Charge
|Orders over £50.00
|Standard Delivery
|Up to 5 working days
|Premium Delivery
|1 - 3 days
|Courier Delivery - Order by 3pm
|Next working day
*PLEASE NOTE: Certain items are excluded from our Free UK Delivery offer. These items are clearly indicated within their product description and within the checkout process.
Personalised Gifts
Many Personalised gifts are excluded from our Free UK Delivery offer as they are packaged and dispatched from a separate location. Personalised items may take longer than our standard delivery times, and Premium or Courier delivery may not be available. This information will be clearly indicated on the affected items.
Free UK shipping on Carrie Elspeth
Orders containing only Carrie Elspeth jewellery qualify for optional Free UK Delivery. These orders are sent using our Standard UK Delivery method. Please allow up to 5 days for delivery.
£0.75 Shipping on Greeting Cards
Orders containing only greeting cards qualify for special 75p delivery. These orders are sent using our Standard UK Delivery method. Please allow up to 5 days for delivery.
International Delivery
For international delivery, shipping price varies with spend. Fast, signed-for courier delivery by FedEx is also available to all international destinations.
North America
|Order Value
|Delivery Charge
|Surcharge for FedEx
|upto £10.00
|£10.01 - £25.00
|£25.01 - £50.00
|£50.01 - £75.00
|Over £100.00
For these purposes Europe includes Turkey, Eastern European countries, non-EU countries, and the Eurasian republics.
|Order Value
|Delivery Charge
|Surcharge for FedEx
|upto £10.00
|£10.01 - £25.00
|£25.01 - £50.00
|£50.01 - £75.00
|£75.01 - £100.00
|Over £100.00
Rest of World
|Order Value
|Delivery Charge
|Surcharge for FedEx
|upto £10.00
|£10.01 - £25.00
|£25.01 - £50.00
|£50.01 - £75.00
|£75.01 - £100.00
|Over £100.00
Extremely rarely, in the event of unusually heavy orders going to overseas destinations, these shipping tariffs will prove insufficient to cover our costs. In which case we will contact you and request that you pay a postage surcharge to equal our specific shipping costs for your order.
Should you choose not to pay that surcharge we will refund your payment in full and cancel your order. Should we receive no reply to this request we will hold your order for seven days and then refund your payment in full and cancel your order.
Returns Policy
If you would like to return an unwanted or damaged item back to us please inform our customer service team at email@example.com or 01494 790424 within 14 days of receiving the goods.
You will be asked to send the item back to us at the address below.
Temptation Gifts
Unit 2E
Woodlands Farm
The Vale
If the product has been damaged or received incorrectly you can give our customer service a call or email us to request a prepaid returns label to use. If however you have decided to return an item as it is unwanted please send this back to us at your expense, keeping a proof of postage.
Please ensure they are returned in perfect condition and packaged securely, because you will only be eligible for a refund or replacement once we have received the goods and confirmed they are in a re-saleable condition.
In order to process your return please include the following information:
Your order number
- If you need a replacement or refund
- The reason for the return
- If the item is faulty please include exactly where the fault is on the item
All returns are processed within five working days of them being received and we will send you an email when we have processed your return and inform you of any refunds that have been processed. Please allow 1-5 working days for refunds to be processed back into your account.
For more information, please go to our Terms and Conditions page
Established in Dunoon, Scotland, over 35 years ago, Dunoon are a market leader in fine bone china and stoneware mugs. Their shapes and designs are as sought-after around the world as they are here in the UK.
They source the majority of their clays from Cornwall, England, as it creates brilliant white and translucent Fine Bone China, as resilient as it is beautiful. Dunoon still use traditional skills and methods to forge their mugs: their craftsmen use a process known as 'slip casting', which uses liquid clay as opposed to machine-made, to achieve a finished mug that is fine to the touch, light to hold and a pleasure to use.
Equally as important as the physical craft of the mug is the aesthetic craft of the design. These are created by a talented 'in-house' design team and a wide portfolio of gifted freelance artists, many of whom have been associated with Dunoon for over 25 years. Further proof, if it was needed, that Dunoon understand the importance of consistency and longevity when it comes to producing top quality products.
The mugs are all finished with high quality glazes, and prints guarantee accurate colour reproduction, ensuring none of the incredible detail or rich shades are lost from the original and intended design.
Throughout every stage of the manufacturing process each one of their products is handled by a skilled craftsman, maintaining Dunoon's reputation of nearly 40 years of excellence in pottery making.
TemptationGifts is proud to be one of Dunoon's oldest and best customers - we have been stocking Dunoon mugs ever since 1983! And it's this unique partnership that has paved the way for Temptation to be named Dunoon's Recommended Online Retailer. You can read more about our partnership by clicking here.


text:
The Cage Court brings lightweight and highly breathable performance for the player looking for the ultimate control over their game. Nike utilizes their breath tech innovation to provide maximum ventilation without sacrificing comfort and support in the upper. The midsole includes an encapsulated Air-Sole unit in the heel for ever more cushion, especially on hard cuts and impact. The traditional herringbone pattern on the outsole provides great traction on all surfaces. The Cage Court provides lightweight performance and a stylish look at a great value.
Hear about the newest men's footwear and apparel and specials as soon as they hit.
All email addresses are kept confidential and used solely by Tennis Warehouse for the above purpose.


text:
Saucony Cohesion 4 Trail Running Shoe - Mens
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 # 222446
The Saucony® Cohesion 4 trail running shoe provides excellent all day comfort and traction for the budget conscious all-terrain runner.
- Synthetic upper
- Molded foam midsole for increased durability and effective response cushioning
- Rubber lug sole for increased traction, durability, and long lasting comfort.
- Weight: 11oz
- Imported
- View more Saucony
By: Shoedude
May 29, 2013
By: NRHJP
Location: Texas
December 03, 2012
Very attractive shoe !!
"I usually wear a 12 but needed a 13 in this shoe. Fits good. Comfortable but not super comfy. Wear them with my black jeans."
By: LizaK
Location: Austin
October 31, 2012
Husband loves these!
"First shoe to not give him shin splints. Comfy and an excellent price! He bought 3 pairs!"
By: rileyjack
Location: home
October 13, 2012
running shoes
"too wild for a conservative older man"
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
8pc Colourful Mixing Bowl Set£8.99 instead of £39.99 (from Mooch) for an 8-piece colourful kitchen set - save 78%
Save 78%
Promotion ends on
30 / 07 / 2014
- Get a colourful 8-piece kitchen set.
- Includes 2 mixing bowls, a sieve and a colander.
- Plus 4 measuring spoons.
- Each fits neatly inside the other.
- Dishwasher proof.
- A must-have for busy cooks!
The Fine Print
- May buy multiples.
- Voucher valid until 7th Aug 2014.
- Postage costs an additional £2.99 per set.
- Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery after redeeming.
- Subject to availability.
Full Details
Whether you're a low-carb, high-protein or a 5:2 kinda girl, today's deal is bringing you a stylish set of utensils for cooking up the food you - and your body - love best...
We're offering you an 8-piece kitchen set for £8.99, saving you 78% off Mooch's price of £39.99 (correct as of 25.6.14).
This brightly-coloured nest of food preparation tools is a brilliant addition to any kitchen. With today's deal, you'll get two mixing bowls, one colander, one sieve and four measuring spoons, all of which fit neatly inside the other. Plus, they can all go in the dishwasher after use. A space-saving must-have for busy cooks - what's not to love?
- Large mixing bowl: 2.3 litres
- Small mixing bowl: 1.8 litres
- Colander: 2.3 litres
- Sieve: 19cm diameter
- Measuring spoons: 1 cup/240ml, 1 half-cup/120ml, 1 third-cup/80ml and 1 quarter-cup/60ml
How to Redeem
- When you've bought we'll send you your unique wowcher code.
- Head to the Wowcher redemption page using the link we send you.
- Enter your wowcher code and delivery details.
Once purchased, you can redeem this wowcher towards another wowcher or claim a Wowcher Wallet Credit. Click here for more info.


text:
Leafs Trade Joe Colborne to Flames
Justin Fisher
September 28 2013 11:05PM
Joe Colborne is going home.
The six-foot-five Calgary, Alberta native has been traded from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Calgary Flames for a 4th round pick in 2014. A former 1st rounder, Colborne couldn't quite nail down a roster spot during the Leafs' preseason.
At first glance, it's a head scratcher. Colborne was one of the key pieces in the Toronto-Boston trade that sent Tomas Kaberle to the Bruins, and put up some solid numbers in the AHL, while looking a little out of place in the NHL. Regardless, to give up on a young center with size and offensive upside, on a $600K, one year contract no less, is nothing short of confusing.
In 211 AHL games split between Providence and Toronto, Colborne scored 50 goals and 125 points. In 16 NHL games, only one goal and five assists. Still, Colborne ranked #2 on The Leafs Nation's Top Twenty Leafs Prospects feature that ran earlier this month.
No matter which way you look at it, this is a big win for Calgary. It's entirely possible Colborne could top out as a middling professional hockey player, but the likelihood of him being worse than who would have been Calgary's 4th round pick in 2014 is slim.
The Leafs get a mid-round pick and a little bit of cap relief.
The Flames move futures for a still young, NHL-ready player. Welcome to Brian Burke's accelerated rebuild, Calgary.
The pick is a conditional 4th rounder...
#Flames traded conditional 4th-rounder for Colborne. It becomes a 3rd-rounder if he gets 10 G or 35 P this season and Flames make playoffs.— Wes Gilbertson (@SUNGilbertson) September 29, 2013
September 29 2013, 08:46AM
He might have been had for free. He was probably going to be put on waivers. A 4th sounds like its a bit expensive for someone who is already on his third team. This was a great trade for Toronto. I hope he pans out for you guys. Im hoping we get some similar but less expensive news ourselves.
Well, I guess I can't say it's bad. But I'm not in the least excited about it. As far as I'm concerned we've got a glut of guys like this.
Can't see the logic here, is he better than Horak, Knight or Reinhart. No and he has to clear waivers, waste of a 4th rounder IMO.
September 28 2013, 10:52PM
This only took so long because the two general managers were haggling over who would pick up the tab for the two dozen jelly donuts they got at Tim Hortons.
I hope these aren't the type of moves Feaster was talking about when he said the Flames were in great position to take advantage of this day.
The Oilers are already without a 2nd this year because of the Perron deal and Tambellini dealt their 4th to Toronto last year for Mike Brown.
Running out of options there, and while they could have offered something like a 2014 3rd with a conditional 2nd in 2015, it doesn't have as much appeal as a Flames pick in the more immediate future.
Also, Burke and Nonis. If the Leafs have any castoffs the Flames could find themselves the comfortable beneficiaries from a "rich uncle".
Great trade for the Flames. It covers either a hole made by Corban Knight going down to the AHL, or if Colborne excels, perhaps pushes Monahan back to the OHL for a year.
Yeah, exactly. My comment wasn't so much about the Oilers, as why no demand for Colborne. For the same price as a Mike Brown, we got Joe Colborne? What does that say about him? According to Pronman he's big but not physical, not very good defensively and inconsistent. He's 23. Honestly, how many guys like that have ever made the NHL? Any? I'm not trying to trash him, but I seriously don't understand the excitement.
Wow. This deal must have been in the works for a while. If Colborne had potted a couple of goals tonight, it might have been a conditional third rounder (bumped up to second with 10 goals and 35 points.) But I think he had three assists.
If the Flames give him a spot and 15-16 minutes a night, I can't see why he won't score 15 goals and get 40 points.
September 28 2013, 11:46PM
This just in.. the pick becomes a third rounder if the moon falls out of the sky, transforms into a meatball, and lands on Jay Feaster's plate.
Oh, and Colborne turns into Nazem Kadri if the Leafs win the cup.
I bet MacT up in Shelbyville is a little steamed right now. With Gagner and Nuge out for who knows how long, he's got two >25 AHL'ers playing in the NHL, and one of those is barely good enough for the AHL! Picking up a NHL ready center with size and upsize for 600K would have been a very smart move for the Oilers. Too slow, too bad, so sad!
September 29 2013, 03:16AM
Colboner engaged. I'm now a full time Colbrony.
September 28 2013, 11:09PM
This is an outstanding trade for the Flames. Im not sure what kind of ceiling Colborne has, but for a 4th (or even a third) rounder, it's a clear win. If he becomes any sort of NHLer, Calgary is ahead. If he's anything above a 4th liner, bonus.
I will have a an in-depth follow-up for FN tomorrow.
Good trade. But I think we all know who's calling the shots in the office now
September 28 2013, 11:26PM
I like this trade. I like it even more because the coilers should have been after him if he was available. Especially at that price. Steal x 2!
I can't believe Edmonton wouldn't have given up more than a 4th for him. They're desperate for a big center.
September 29 2013, 12:31AM
I don't know how you can't like the trade, a pick that in all likelihood was never going to be a big time pick anyways for a big center that was a former first round pick that has a decent NHLE using his AHL numbers.
I don't get why Toronto has gone so mild on him, doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. I think Toronto had better ways to get cap compliant, but whatever, take em where you can get em.
Another bonus to this deal is that maybe the team can sneak Monahan back to the minors without a whole lot of fuss if Colborne can make a decent enough impact with the Flames. Having a big, young center like Colborne might give the team options and let Monahan go develop in the minors if he is not 100% NHL ready yet.
September 29 2013, 08:50AM
"As an organization we have had many discussions this past year about Joe, but never made an offer," Flames general manager Jay Feaster said in a statement. "With the opportunity to speak with Brian Burke and learn about Joe's hockey sense and character from someone who had him as a player and knows him so well, it became clear to us that this is the type of young, big center we need. He fits in very well with our rebuild and provides size up the middle which we believe is critical going forward. The fact that he is from Calgary is an added bonus. We look forward to welcoming him to the Flames family."
September 28 2013, 10:47PM
Wait a minute, Calgary didn't get absolutely fleeced on a trade with Toronto? Chalk this one up as a win.
September 28 2013, 10:48PM
This fits two bits of criteria. First, it's another mid-round pick to bring in a native Alberta boy. Second, it's acquiring someone Burke is familiar with, the sort of move I imagine we'll see a lot of. Give me this trade any day over someone like Liles. At least Colborne is affordable and not signed to a horrendous contract.
I'm lukewarm on the deal. Low risk, high reward though. Replacing a 4th round draft pick won't be difficult. Lots of replaceable parts will be moved out of Calgary in the next couple seasons, veterans looking for new homes or more competitive teams to call their own.
September 28 2013, 10:50PM
I like this trade. Colborne may just need the change in scenery that Calgary provides, being local, etc. Even if he tops out as a 3C, it's well worth a shot.
This looks like a Burke type of move. Good luck in Cowtown Joe, I'll be cheering you on!
September 28 2013, 11:05PM
It looks like a win for sure - waiting for the catch. I've seen Colborne play in Jr and he was really good. Thinking he may be a better option than Knight in the near future.
Wow, not much to complain about on this one. I guess it makes sense they were trying to get kind of return if TO was going to lose him for nothing via waivers, otherwise this trade makes little sense from Toronto's view. 600k of cap relief doesn't seem like a whole lot to be essentially giving away a 23 year old prospect.
I know many were hoping our trade outcomes would be improved with Burke around. Well IMO this makes him 1 for 1!
September 29 2013, 12:35AM
Ill be curious to see how Lambert slams Feaster on this one...
Eff ya.. love the pick up for a mid pick, and we didn't get Liles in the process.
September 29 2013, 08:45AM
Er, hes far better than 2 of 3. Horak is probably a better player than he is.
September 29 2013, 09:09AM
Love this. Elliot Friedman was speculating we may get Colborne if we swallowed Liles first. To get him for a 4th is stellar. Way to go Burkie! I mean, "Feaster".
September 29 2013, 09:18AM
I can't believe Edmonton wouldn't have given up more than a 4th for him. They're desperate for a big center.
The Oilers are already without a 2nd this year because of the Perron deal and Tambellini dealt their 4th to Toronto last year for Mike Brown.
Running out of options there, and while they could have offered something like a 2014 3rd with a conditional 2nd in 2015, it doesn't have as much appeal as a Flames pick in the more immediate future.
Also, Burke and Nonis. If the Leafs have any castoffs the Flames could find themselves the comfortable beneficiaries from a "rich uncle".
Great trade for the Flames. It covers either a hole made by Corban Knight going down to the AHL, or if Colborne excels, perhaps pushes Monahan back to the OHL for a year.
September 29 2013, 10:09AM
As a Leaf fan I didn't have high expectations from Colborne, but based on his play in the AHL, and the fact that he was hampered by injuries last year, there's still a chance he becomes a pretty good player.
Basically, Leaf fans are pissed about losing a prospect with some potential for basically nothing. Flames fans should be happy they're getting a free lotto ticket.
Is this finally a reward for us sticking them with an overpaid, poor defensive 6.5 million dollar d'man? Where starting to see some return. Can't wait to see matty go for a combo of picks at the deadline.
Apparently the 4th round pick isn't set in stone. Looks like it'll be a 3rd rounder if certain conditions are met.
It becomes a 3rd if he gets 10 G or 35 P this season AND Flames make playoffs.
I highly doubt it will be a third round pick going to the Leafs
Anyone know his stats on face offs??
September 28 2013, 11:22PM
It's clear who orchestrated this trade, this is the second time Burke has traded for Colborne. If he's given some ice time, at least he has a chance to develop and progress his game some more.
According to Sports Center it was Burke. The last time a Flames GM fleeced his old team, it was for Mikka Kipprusoff. Adding a NHL calibre center to this team is a big win, no matter where Colborne's ceiling is.
September 28 2013, 11:26PM
This is an outstanding trade for the Flames. Im not sure what kind of ceiling Colborne has, but for a 4th (or even a third) rounder, it's a clear win. If he becomes any sort of NHLer, Calgary is ahead. If he's anything above a 4th liner, bonus.
I will have a an in-depth follow-up for FN tomorrow.
Given the parameters for making the pick a third, I suspect there's no chance it becomes that. In the unlikely event that it does, it'll move from a good trade to an outright fleecing.
There's still really no downside to this. A 4th rounder turns into someone that plays 100 NHL games something like 15% of the time, so the risk of having sacrificed something of value is pretty low.
I'd also suspect when the Flames sell off Cammy and maybe Stajan this spring, they'll get back a bit more than a 4th, so I can't envision a scenario where the club is short of decent draft picks. Even if Colborne is just another 4th liner in the end, the risk/reward balance is OK on this deal.
Nothing not to like here. If this trade was suggested as a possibility I would have said, "Keep dreaming." Colborne for a fourth is a no lose, with potential to be a big win! Nice!
September 29 2013, 01:04AM
Knight was pushing to leave the Panthers because of too much depth in their org, well I imagine that he can't be too happy about this move...
September 29 2013, 01:07AM
Colborne and Knight had very similar numbers in the NCAA. I've not been as high on Knight as many here. I see no real difference between Knight and Colborne. Generally speaking.
I wonder what this means for Bouma and Horak. If Bouma can play from the right side, that might be an interesting, potentially productive 4th line.
Also, what does this mean for the Horak's and Rienhart's of the world, let alone Knight. How does Bill Arnold see things shaping up coming out of College this season?
September 29 2013, 01:22AM
Nothing wrong with this trade.
And for those saying that it creates problems for the other centres in our system. Tough beans. I would way rather have a glut of centres all vying for a spot than having to use a centre that isn't ready because we have no one else. If you want to play in the NHL and on the Flames then you have to earn it. It isnt given out. Centre depth is something Calgary has been lacking for a long time.
For the first time in a long time I am cautiously optimistic that the Flames are building a team right. *knock on wood.
September 29 2013, 01:24AM
And Colborne had 2 assists and was 73% in face-offs tonight. (yes yes I know its preseason... whatever)
September 29 2013, 07:03AM
Being a Leaf fan is the worst.
I feel mentally handicapped by association.
September 29 2013, 07:18AM
Good trade for all sides, but better for Calgary. Colborne was not breaking into the Leaf ranks this year, so he needs a restart. Calgary gets his potential; but that potential now has a shorter and shorter fuse. Leafs have to figure out what to do with the 4th line.
the Flames though are in the same boat as the Leafs... leave him on the team or risk him on the waivers... technically this is a good deal for the Flames... but at his age I would have liked to see more promise from him... I don't have high hope personally
September 28 2013, 10:56PM
Apparently the 4th round pick isn't set in stone. Looks like it'll be a 3rd rounder if certain conditions are met.
It's clear who orchestrated this trade, this is the second time Burke has traded for Colborne. If he's given some ice time, at least he has a chance to develop and progress his game some more.
September 28 2013, 11:14PM
This really came down to the waiver eligibility I think. Colborne only has 16 NHL games and he was guaranteed to be picked up on waivers.
Toronto, or whatever team they traded him to, would have needed to keep him on the active NHL roster to keep him. Given how rough he is right now I don't think there were many teams that were able to do that.
The Flames have bad enough C depth and are rebuilding so they are one of the few that can carry him on the roster.
I think it drove the interest down to a point where the Flames got a player for less then value. Knight and Colborne were both players that the Flames were in a good position to get on the cheap. Good to the Flames on getting both.
September 28 2013, 11:39PM
I think they might have eyes on Luke Adam.
Great trade. It might not pan out, but it's the kind of trade that good GMs make. Pick up five young "bubble" players with good upside, and odds are you'll get one top 6 forward or top 4 defencemen out of the lot.
Colborne may not turn into Kadri, but as long as he doesn't turn into one of those jelly donuts like Tkachuk did, I'm fine with it. :)
September 29 2013, 01:03AM
Mason Raymond beat out Colborne for a position in Toronto ....? Really .....?
September 29 2013, 01:07AM
This is the new reality in the lower Salary Cap world. I won't lose sleep even if we give up a 3rd rounder.
I am just glad we didn't take Lile's salary to boot.
I wonder if Burkie and Joe's agent are buds, perhaps he could have suggested if Colborne had a sub par preseason that he could make it worth his while in cowtown....Regardless it's a clear win for the Flames.


text:
Checked out: Wolves come up short, way short vs Charlotte
Patrick Johnston
November 05 2012 11:49AM
(Photo: Chris Jerina/ AHL in Photos)
The Chicago Wolves, mostly high-flying of late, produced their weakest effort of the season Sunday in North Carolina, going down to the home-town Checkers 4-1.
The Checkers are far and away the best team in the AHL right now, and play the game the way the Wolves would like to play, lots of speed and skill, led by the likes of Brett Sutter, Drayson Bowman and Justin Faulk. The big club in Raleigh must be pleased with what they are seeing from their kids so far this season.
Comments, a couple videos and some stats after the jump.
- The Wolves got crushed in the special teams battle, generating no chances on their own powerplays while yielding nine to the Checkers on their powerplays. Overall the Checkers won the chance count 21-14.
- Guillaume Desbiens had a hard time against the best team in the AHL. He took a second period penalty as far as you can get from your own net. Earlier, he was chiefly to blame on Drayson Bowman's game-opening goal. He was beaten along the boards, ended up chasing his man and hooked him to the ice. The Checkers kept possession, got the extra attacker on and Bowman did his thing for the eighth game in a row.
- Jordan Schroeder and Bill Sweatt have been back together for most of the season but have had a variety of wingers. Andrew Gordon took a turn with them on Sunday and the trio was far and away Chicago's best line. Sweatt has really been a threat of late; his speed has always been evident but it's clear he worked hard this offseason on his strength. He was winning puck battles along the boards all game.
- Schroeder had five shots on Sunday, two of which were scoring chances.
- Tim Miller got a pair of chances in the game, while skating on the fourth line with Desbiens and Alex Mallet. He's a guy who's getting burned by the lockout, last year he played a much bigger role on the team, seeing plenty of third and even second line time. No fighting for minutes last year!
-The second period saw an intriguing adaptation to the Wolves' attacking strategy. Clearly Scott Arniel thought back to his playing days - his NHL 94 playing days - and told his players to work on the pass-out-from-the-corner-for-a-one-timer-in-the-slot strategy.
A lot of this, in other words:
- Zack Kassian got to play with Nathan Longpre and Steve Pinizotto, a grouping that seems to be working and might even happen in the NHL.
- The rest of the lineup was pretty mediocre, including the Ebbett-Sterling-Davies 'Mighty Mouse'-themed line, even if they did score a goal off a lucky bounce.
- That wasn't the only weird bounce in the game; there were plenty. This was actually Charlotte's home opener and for reasons that aren't exactly clear, the Democratic National Convention, held the first week of September, was supposedly the reason the Checkers spent the first month of the season on the road. Yes, all of October.
- Also the in-game production from the Checkers operations staff deserves a shout-out. The AHL Live feed is generally the in-building feed, as shown on the arena's big screen. This means I got to witness all of the Checkers' fantastic pop culture references; clips from Arrested Development, the Bruce Dickinson 'more cowbell' SNL sketch and Magruber, among others. Coupled with their hilarious campaign to get the fans dancing, it made watching a jumbo-tron broadcast pretty fun.


text:
Soon Tia, soon!
Soon Tia, soon!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
I saw another Christmas tv commercial this morning. Two so far. Turtle speed but we're moving
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Finally the Dutch stores are starting with displaying some Christmas stuff. Yes!
Now that Halloween is over, all the major store's websites have converted to Holiday Shopping!
holiday shopping is the best ever
Bliss have officially started their christmas season because they are playing their christmas playlist :D
How about smells of Christmas? Bought some Christmas air fresh thingy's today, one mulled wine,and one cinnamon. The mulled wine one also has the smell of crackling fire? so it says. AHHH smells loverly.
Also on tv today four movies:
I'll be home for Christmas
A Christmas Wedding
Christmas Angel
and on Sky box office Disney's A Christmas Carol
Last edited by Snowman; 11-11-2010 at 12:37 AM.
Was in WalMart yesterday and the Christmas section smelled like cinnamon. I looked all over trying to find where it was coming from, but couldn't.
because the smell was everywhere!
I was walking home earlier today and i saw some houses with their decos up
Some trees on the sidewalks have lights on them already.
Holiday Single Girl - a blog for singles who love Christmas
I've only seen one house with lights up so far. It's one of the seven duplex houses in an isolated area. They all go crazy with Christmas lights except one side of one of the houses! They have an ideal spot because although the area is isolated from other houses, its located on a very busy street - so they really stand out!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas


text:
Travel door to door
Choose your time of travel
Avoid waiting lists for train/bus journeys
Oneway journey with oneway payment
Pay half of the other vendors
Kundan Choudhary
Dr. Maurizio Lambardi
Ramesh Mathur
Dr. Jaochim Keller
Dr. Haeng-hoon Kim
Dr. Jaochim Keller
Charge fare for both sides even for drop
Customers feel cheated by unfair pricing
We utilize our network in multiple cities
We leverage our presence in other cities
We pass on the benefit to our customers
Mathura: one of the seven cities (Sapta Puri) considered holy by Hindus.It is located 145 km from Delhi, just 11 km from the town of Vrindavan and 22 km from Govardhan.During the ancient period, Mathura was an economic hub, located at the junction of the important caravan routes.
Ajmer is basically situated at the centre of Rajasthan. Main attraction is Dargah Shareef, shrine of sufi saint andKhwaja Moinuddin Chisti located in Ajmer. The Urs are the kalanders from Mehrauli, called as the friends of Gharib Nawaz, walk to Ajmer all the way from Delhi and celebrated as a festivel every year. They offer colourful chadders with gold and silver threads.
A preferred but dry mode of travel, train journey kills the fun of stopping by at intervals and viewing the attractions that the route from Mathura to Ajmer has to offer. Prior bookings and ticket confirmation worries can make travelling a burden. So book Mathura to Ajmer cab from Wiwigo.com the day you want to take your journey and forget about confirmations and restrictions!
Skip the hassles of a public transport journey by choosing a Mathura to Ajmer taxi from Wiwigo. Make your journey a life event with your loved ones and your privacy safeguarded. Take a handpicked, secure and GPS enabled taxi with registered drivers to give your loved ones that special journey they deserve. What are you waiting for? Book Mathura to Ajmer taxi NOW! Because, we make travelling an experience to cherish.


text:
Richard Rick' Rohrscheib
Memorial services for Dove Creek resident Richard Rick Rohrscheib will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 5 at Dove Creek First Baptist Church.
Rick was born Oct. 6, 1959 in Urbana, Ill., the son of Harold Albert and Katheryn Gustina (Davi) Rohrscheib. He passed away at his Dove Creek home on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 at the age of 52.
Rick proudly served his country in the U.S. Marines. He married Cheryl Lynn Bryan on March 6, 1992 in Homer, Alaska. While living in Anchorage, Rick managed a glass company for a number of years. The family moved to the Dove Creek area 13 years ago where Rick became involved in farming and gardening. Rick had a generous and compassionate heart. He had a deep love for animals and loved helping and doing tasks for others.
Surviving Rick are his wife of 20 years, Cheryl Rohrscheib of Dove Creek; his children, Katie and Ben Rohrscheib both of Dove Creek; and three brothers and one sister.
Rick was preceded in death by his parents; and by one sister.
Please contact Ertel Funeral Home or the Rohrscheib family if you would like to make a memorial donation or contribution in Ricks name.
Arrangements are being made through Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


text:
New Balance 608 v3 Training Shoe - Womens
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 # 237046
Version 3 of the women's New Balance 608 is updated and better than ever! This versatile cross trainer provides maximum cushioning and superior comfort that will keep you moving and grooving during your workouts.
- Durable leather upper
- Lace-up closure
- Pull loop on heel for easy on/off
- Dual density padded collar provides supportive cushioning
- Padded tongue
- Internal seamless Phantom Liner™ reduces overall weight of the shoe and enhances comfort and fit
- Fabric mesh lining
- EVA foam insole for cushioning and comfort
- ABZORB® technology in heel and forefoot for added cushioning and shock absorption
- Internal Shank supplies extra gait stability
- Non-Marking rubber outsole
- 10mm drop from heel to toe
- Wide width available
- Imported
- View More New Balance
By: AAM4
Location: Houston, TX
February 26, 2014
"I'm returning this shoe because it's too tight."
By: akitamomma
Location: Rochester NY
December 27, 2013
great sneaker
"I have had planters faciatis on my foot and these are the only sneakers that I can wear that do not hurt my feet."
By: Lanie46825
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
July 25, 2013
"Very comfortable, wide enough that my feet don't hurt like with other shoes. Glad they carried them in my size due to having very small feet.... size 5. Would recommend to others."
By: boomboom3
Location: coldwater ms
February 14, 2013
"Okay comfortable wide shoe need more colors to select from instead of just white"
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
Easy Street Alder 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 # 259040
Classic, sleek and versatile! The Easy Street Alder features a perfect heel height which can be transitioned easily from work attire to dinner with the ladies. This adorable slingback pump will keep you looking and feeling great!
- Fabric and patent upper
- Bow detail
- Adjustable slingback strap
- Comfort cushioned insole
- 1¾" covered heel
- Bonded leather sole
- Imported
- View more Women's Easy Street Shoes
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:
Latest Cheap Eats restaurant reviews
Price doesn't always equate to quality, and plenty of LI restaurants prove that point with their creative approaches, authenticity and quality ingredients.
Our food staff is always on the hunt for a top-notch meal that comes with a low price tag. Here are the latest Cheap Eats restaurants we've reviewed.
JR El Rodeo(Credit: Marisol Diaz)
JR El Rodeo, East Moriches: This barebones Mexican storefront with eight tables offers authentic made-to-order classics like burritos and tacos.
St. James Public House(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
St. James Public House, St. James: This sleek roadhouse with a lively bar offers beer- and wine-friendly soups, salads, burgers and skillet dinners.
Yiasou Yeeros(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Yiasou Yeeros, Plainview: Cooking with care and quality ingredients, this modest Greek takeout spot far outpaces the average gyro joint.
The Pig & Queen(Credit: Marisol Diaz)
The Pig & Queen, Rockville Centre: This neighborhood pit-smoked barbecue spot with a country-chic setting also has Southern comfort food on its lengthy menu.
Main Road Biscuit Co.(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Main Road Biscuit Co., Jamesport: With ingredients from East End farms and coffee from nearby North Fork Coffee Roasters, this is the diner locavores have been waiting for.
5 de Mayo(Credit: Marisol Diaz)
5 de Mayo, Westbury: 5 De Mayo is a modest strip mall restaurant selling margaritas and generous portions of Tex-Mex dishes. It's especially hopping on mariachi nights.
China Station(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)
China Station, Stony Brook: Huge portions of gutsy Northern Chinese chow define China Station, a Stony Brook newcomer that is already a haven for hungry university students.
Saravanaa Bhavan(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Saravanaa Bhavan, Hicksville: The first Long Island outpost of this Indian chain serves a vast array of exotic vegetarian dishes.
Naples Street Food(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Naples Street Food, Franklin Square: This modest storefront offers great pizzas warmed up by a wood-fired oven and Neapolitan hospitality.
The Cuban(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
The Cuban, Garden City: Island style meets Garden City in this huge space, where diners sip mojitos and pina coladas and choose among a huge selection of Latin American dishes.
Brunello Italian Kitchen(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Brunello Italian Kitchen, Deer Park: Italian-American classics are the way to go at Brunello Italian Kitchen.
Blackbird Kitchen & Cocktails(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Blackbird Kitchen & Cocktails, Wantagh: Pottery Barn meets the neighborhood pub at this eatery, with a short menu of simple skillfully prepared dishes.
Vulcano 081(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Vulcano 081, Rockville Centre: The Neapolitan-style pizzas and pastas are delicious and ambitious at Vulcano 081 in Rockville Centre, an unassuming neighborhood spot.
Splendid Noodle(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Splendid Noodle, Stony Brook: Noodles build bridges, and Splendid Noodle in Stony Brook offers a fine introduction to one of China's under-sung culinary treasures.
Kabul Kabab House(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Kabul Kabab House, Westbury: This Afghan restaurant offers food that is exotic but approachable, a slam-dunk for anyone who likes grilled meat and rice.
Tao's Fusion(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Tao's Fusion, Selden: This clean, bright Chinese restaurant with lucky cats, orchids and red lantern décor offers a full bar, private dining and a vast menu of regional Chinese dishes.
That Meetball Place(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
That Meetball Place, Farmingdale: This spacious, two- story restaurant features rustic decor and a jovial vibe. Meatballs in a myriad of combinations star on the menu.
Gingerbites(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Gingerbites, Huntington Station: This Haitian fast casual spot offers interesting dishes and Caribbean hospitality.
Coalhouse Grill(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Coalhouse Grill, Baldwin: A Jamaican chef plates up rustic food, fresh drinks and creative desserts at this new Baldwin restaurant.
American Beauty Bistro(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
American Beauty Bistro, Massapequa: This new Spanish tapas spot features small plates and craft beers in a comfortable dining room.
Crazy Fish Bar & Gill(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Crazy Fish Bar & Gill, Port Jefferson: Nautical décor and outdoor patios define this new fish-centric restaurant in the heart of Port Jefferson.
Con Sabor a Colombia(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Con Sabor a Colombia, Westbury: At Con Sabor a Colombia, classic Colombian dishes are served in a bright dining room.
The Crispy Pig(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
The Crispy Pig, Sea Cliff: This new gastropub serves Southern comfort food with modern flair.
Vespa Italian Kitchen & Bar(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Vespa Italian Kitchen & Bar, Farmingdale: This stylish new trattoria in Farmingdale's burgeoning downtown serves both Italian-American favorites and some Southern Italian specialties.
Karamba(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)
Karamba, Hampton Bays: Karamba in Hampton Bays offers a pan-Latin menu with influences from South American, the Caribbean and Spain. Food arrives to the white tablecloth tables artfully plated in light filled, breezy dining room.
Campagne House(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Campagne House, Bethpage: Campagne House in Bethpage is an American bistro with Asian, Latin and Italian sprinkled in. Food is served in a rustic, farmhouse-style setting with indoor and outdoor seating.
Smoke Shack Blues(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Smoke Shack Blues, Port Jefferson: Smoke Shack Blues offers traditional pit-smoked barbecue in a modern, industrial setting.
Nelly's Taqueria(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Nelly's Taqueria, Hicksville: A hidden gem in Hicksville, Nelly's Taqueria serves authentic Mexican street food, starting with tortillas made in-house.
The North Fork Shack(Credit: Randee Daddona)
The North Fork Shack, Southold: The North Fork Shack in Southold serves fresh fish, lively salads and satisfying sandwiches for eat-in or take-out.
Industry Standard Bar(Credit: Randee Daddona)
Industry Standard Bar, Greenport: Chef Greg Ling runs Industry Standard Bar, a playful Greenport restaurant that sometimes has a "secret menu" accessed through Instagram.
Wild Side Organic Bistro & Bar(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Wild Side Organic Bistro & Bar, Oakdale: This spot offers warm hospitality as well as wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches and veg-forward fare in a quirky space.
Flour Shoppe Cafe(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Flour Shoppe Cafe, Rockville Centre: This bakery cafe serves breakfast for dinner and a great cup of coffee.
LOL Kitchen & Grill(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
LOL Kitchen & Grill, Centereach: Serving boldly seasoned Northern Chinese fare, LOL Kitchen & Grill offers destination dining in a modest space.
Beginnings(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Beginnings, Atlantic Beach: The literary-themed Beginnings in Atlantic Beach features an impressive list of cocktails and creative takes on casual fare.
Slurp Ramen(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Slurp Ramen, Port Jefferson: A husband-wife team offers authentic fare at this eatery, including five types of ramen, pork buns and rice bowls.
Off the Block Kitchen & Meats(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Off the Block Kitchen & Meats, Sayville: Off the Block offers the convenience of a market and the community of a neighborhood restaurant, with great burgers, sandwiches and beer.
The Rolling Spring Roll(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
The Rolling Spring Roll, Syosset: The Rolling Spring Roll offers casual Vietnamese fare in Syosset.
AJ's Gourmet Grilled Cheese Shop(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
AJ's Gourmet Grilled Cheese Shop, Bay Shore: A family-run business, AJ's Gourmet Grilled Cheese Shop in Bay Shore offers infinite variations on grilled cheese, and mac and cheese at an affordable price for eat-in or take-out.
Dosa World(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Dosa World, Hicksville: Set in a modest strip mall, Dosa World turns out elegant renditions of Indian fare from around the country.
Toast Coffeehouse(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Toast Coffeehouse, Patchogue: A sibling to the Port Jefferson location, Toast Coffeehouse in Patchogue serves breakfast and lunch in a prime location with high turnover and plenty of seating.
River Mill Tavern and Tables(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
River Mill Tavern and Tables, Lynbrook: A neighborhood place for families in the dining room or friends at the bar, River Mill Tavern and Tables in Lynbrook offers generous portions of comfort food classics and a straightforward selection of drinks.
Vauxhall(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Vauxhall, Huntington: Follow the crowd to Vauxhall in Huntington for craft brews, artisan burgers and a fun late-night menu, served until 2 a.m.
Greek Cove(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Greek Cove, East Norwich: Fine house-made gyro and falafel are two of the main draws at this small Greek strip-mall spot. Although the place can be chilly on windy winter nights, service is invariably warm and friendly. A vibrant Greek salad is included on most entrée platters. Other recommendations include hummus, babaghanoush and pork souvlaki.
Off the Hook Fresh Fish Market & Grill(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Off the Hook Fresh Fish Market & Grill, Massapequa Park: At this Massapequa fish market/restaurant (recently transplanted from East Northport), chef-owner Christopher Fusaro serves up fresh-from-the-showcase seafood. Quarters are small, but there's full (and friendly) table service. Recommendations include local clams in a garlic-white wine sauce, crab cakes, a shrimp po' boy (pictured) and grilled wild salmon with a miso-teriyaki glaze.
Villa Olivetti(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Villa Olivetti, St. James: Restaurateur Mauricio Oliveras is back at his former digs with this gracious new value-oriented Italian restaurant. Here, a 3-course prix-fixe menu prevails at lunch and dinner every day. Recommendations include straciatella, chicken or eggplant parm, cavatelli alla Martha and rigatoni melanzana. Finish with flan or raspberry cheesecake.
Nikita Japanese & Asian Restaurant(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Nikita Japanese & Asian Restaurant, Massapequa: The passion and skill of chef-owner Yunchang Zheng, makes this modest looking Asian fusion spot a dining destination. Soups -- both Chinese and Thai -- are beautifully balanced, deeply nuanced. Fine sushi, too. Recommendations, in addition to Zheng's soups, include house special pork dumplings, chirashi, prawns in Thai green curry sauce, crispy orange beef and chicken pad Thai.
LI Pour House(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
LI Pour House, Port Jefferson Station: At LI Pour House, a lively sports bar, you get to pour your own craft beer and cider. The real draw, though, is the BBQ from chef co-owner Joseph Sestinger, who knows the art of slow-smoking. Top picks include burnt brisket ends, sliders with pulled pork, pulled chicken and brisket, smoked and fried chicken thighs and mac and cheese-topped hot dogs.
Le Pain Quotidien(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)
Le Pain Quotidien, Garden City: Beautifully furnished in country French pale woods, this Roosevelt Field branch of an international chain based in Belgium is big on style but falls short when it comes to delivering value on your dining dollar. Best dishes: oatmeal with bananas and walnuts, vegetable quiche, soup (both carrot and chick pea rate highly), pain au chocolat and "banoffee" tart.
Sonoma Grill East(Credit: Daniel Brennan)
Sonoma Grill East, Riverhead: Sonoma Grill East brings a casual vibe and a catchall menu to Riverhead. Standouts include Grandma pizza, summer squash linguini and chicken and waffles. Pancakes at brunch work well too.
Beijing House(Credit: Marisol Diaz)
Beijing House, Syosset: Beijing House brings the sometimes fiery, sometimes-comforting cuisine of Northern China to Syosset. Among standouts are seaweed and pork spare rib bone soup, sauteed bok choy, the palate-searing sautéed lamb with cumin seed and crunchy-airy fried baby shrimp with salt and pepper.
Related Media50 LI spots for fine dining 39 amazing sandwiches to try on LI LI's 10 best restaurants for cheap eats
Newsday.com now uses Facebook for our comment boards. Please read our guidelines and connect your Facebook account to comment.


text:
- Product Details
- Fabric Estimator
- Rewards
An extra-wide fabric that's perfect for window treatments. Semi-sheer, lightweight poly that looks like a coarse linen weave but is soft to the touch. Flax.
Color: FLAX
Width: 110"
Content: 100% POLYESTER
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: Stand Up Guy - Shane Perin Video Trailer Share 25. October 2011 by The trailer for the upcoming short documentary "Stand Up Guy", the amazing story of Shane Perrin's 340-mile paddle on a stand up paddleboard (SUP) down the Missouri River from Kansas City, KS to St. Charles, MO. Shane competed in the 6th annual Missouri River 340 (rivermiles.com) and became the first person to attempt as well as first to complete the race on an SUP. Shane paddled a 14' Elite BCX+C, provided by St. Louis Sail and Paddle, and completed the grueling race in 66hrs 39min, finishing 38th out of a field of 105 Categories:


text:
The eagerly awaited ALCO store held its grand opening from April 15-25. On the morning of the 15th local dignitaries as well as ALCO corporate officials who made the trip from Abilene, Kan. were present for the Grand Opening. This is store number 185 for the company. Company officials said they were glad to be of service to Castle Dale and the surrounding area. Castle Dale Mayor Neal Peacock also spoke at the ribbon cutting. He said the grand opening was a great day for Castle Dale and he appreciated ALCO taking a chance on the community. Commissioner Gary Kofford also said the store would be an asset to the county and he wished the store much success.
The quality of the workforce in Emery County was mentioned and ALCO officials thanked the local Department of Workforce Services for their help with arranging the interviews with employees. Scott Wheeler is the store manager and he said that Emery County has the finest people you'll find anywhere. He said they were excited to serve the community and for the shoppers to let them know what they can do better to serve them.


text:
Nike Air Pegasus 29 Breathe Lightweight Running Shoe - Womens
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 # 272399
You will definitely feel the difference when wearing the lightweight women's Nike Air Pegasus+ 29 Breathe during your training! This advanced running shoe is features superior breathability and cushioning and helps neutral to over-pronators reach their maximum running performance.
- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlay for structured support
- Reflective elements on heel for enhanced visibility in low light
- Padded collar and tongue
- Breathable fabric lining
- Removable FitSole contoured cushion insole
- Nike+ ready
- Segmented crash pad to absorb shock and deliver a smooth ride
- Nike® Zoom unit in the heel for responsive cushioning
- Cushlon™ midsole for superior cushioning
- Rubber outsole with waffle pattern for durability and traction
- More colors available
- Imported
- View more Women's Nike Shoes
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:
Puma Zandy Sport Flat - Womens
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 # 259145
For the woman on the go! Lightweight and flexible the Puma® Zandy flat with athletic sole will get you through the entire day happy and stylish. Sporty and comfortable with a breathable mesh and feminine patent leather upper this flat can be worn to the office or to play.
- Mesh and synthetic upper
- Velco Puma® logo
- Eco-Ortholite footbed for continuous comfort
- Rubber outsole
- Imported
- Available in more colors
- Shop all Women's Puma
- Online Exclusive!
By: emarsh000
Location: LA, CA
November 28, 2012
Pink, Comfy, and Pretty
"These shoes are super comfy, and cute. I love the slip on quality and no need to break them in. And the color is bright without being neon."
By: ChelseaS
Location: Massachusettes
November 17, 2012
Love These Flats!
"These shoes are very comfortable and the color is great! I have wider feet and after reading the reviews I ordered 1/2 size larger and they fit perfectly. The pink color is a bit brighter than pictured, which is wonderful! I have always had good luck with Pumas, and these did not dissapoint."
By: sjrabl
Location: Richmond, VA
October 05, 2012
So comfy!
"This shoe is a great alternative to wearing sneakers or flip flops to take a walk. Plus the colors are fun and cheery!"
By: NicoletteG
Location: San Francisco
August 07, 2012
Ah, finally comfortable and fashionable flats!
"I have searched high and low for stylish flats that support my feet. Many flats are too flimsy and often either slide off of my heals or squeeze them too tightly. But these are perfect! They are true to size, well made, and have little cushions on the inner soles. The color is awesome too, in real life the color is much brighter than is pictured."
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
Damn these LB are dishing out some nasty hits. Reese get some nasty LB in Ny!
just put your head down and run Brady.. dummy
That's all she wrote
Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013-2015 were 3 losing season's, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!! & NE
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE all by ourselves again!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***
Can't believe the headcase brothers will be in the SB, could not be any worse.


text:
Reef Cushion 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 # 271545
Super comfortable and lightweight, the Reef Cushion sandal is perfect for the beach or on the go!
- Synthetic upper with perforations for breathability
- Soft fabric lining
- Memory-like cushioned footbed with lightly pebbled texture provides superior comfort
- Durable, grippy rubber outsole with molded Reef logo
- Imported
- View more Men's Reef Shoes
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:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
Anyone who listens to Denver talk radio has heard that our two Jeffco school board races represent an apocalyptic face-off between radical union-backed leftists and far-right free-market fanatics who will stop at nothing to reduce district spending.
At the final election forum Oct. 18 in Evergreen, the candidates sounded more like a gaggle of elderly British ladies disagreeing about whether the shade of the curtains matched the colors in the divan.
A campaign flier being distributed for Jeffco school board candidate Preston Branaugh contains the following conversation.
"DadVanHorn: So what did our sons learn in school today?
"Son: I learned we evolved from mud.
"Son: I learned we'll be safer when all our firearms are confiscated.
"Son: I learned that you don't pay enough taxes."
The Gallup organization recently released a stunning poll showing that 81 percent of Americans are unhappy with the way the country is being governed.
Further breaking down those poll numbers, the Gallup press release went on to note that "57 percent have little or no confidence in the federal government to solve domestic problems, exceeding the previous high of 53 percent recorded in 2010 and well exceeding the 43 percent who have little or no confidence in the government to solve international problems."
The Heritage Foundation has been getting attention lately for its report on the poor. Noting that poor people have air conditioners, cable TV and an Xbox, they make the case that "poor" in America isn't what it used to be.
Tavis Smiley, PBS pundit, and Cornell West, the eccentric author, have been traveling around the country talking about poverty. They're not drawing much media attention. Most of us don't want to know about the poor.
When former state representative Kathleen Curry changed her party affiliation from Democrat to unaffiliated before the 2010 session of the Colorado General Assembly, she bit off more than any politician could be expected to chew.
As this newspaper reported, last week, the Colorado Reapportionment Commission approved a map redrawing this state's legislative districts. Not only does the map deprive Jefferson County of its allotted number of whole House seats, it carves up significant natural, cultural and administrative communities of interest.
A short time ago in a county very, very nearby, a group of small weekly newspapers launched an investigation into a land deal that the Jeffco empire presented as a routine open-space purchase.
When Laura Boggs was elected to the Jefferson County Board of Education two years ago, it caught a lot of people by surprise. It looked like incumbent Sue Marinelli was headed for re-election in an uncontested race until Boggs pulled and returned candidate papers just before the deadline. Running under the radar, Boggs upset the incumbent and has been a controversial and polarizing member of the school board in her first two years.
If you watched a recent college football game between the universities of Utah and Southern California, you couldn't have missed a somewhat strange interlude when the announcers rattled off statistics about the amount of money PAC 12 universities are spending on stadiums.
During a series of commercials for Dodge Challengers in the early 1970s, a rural sheriff who usually said, "Boy, you're in a heap of trouble," stopped Challenger drivers because they must have been speeding in a car that looked so hot. As I read the latest report of the University of Denver's Center for Colorado's Economic Future, I found myself thinking all future residents of Colorado share the drivers' dilemma. We are definitely in a heap of trouble.
Copyright © 2017
Canyon Courier is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Evergreen, Colo, and the surrounding area.


text:
Invaluable cannot guarantee the accuracy of translations through Google Translate and disclaims any responsibility for inaccurate translations.
Show translation options
Lot 3: Oak Hall Stand
Antiques & Collectables
by Robertsons of Kinbuck
January 10, 2013
Dunblane, United Kingdom
Past Lot
No Image Available
Looking for the realized and estimated price?
Description: Oak Hall Stand
Browse more items


text:
Meaning of "capital" - Learner's Dictionary
(Definition of "capital adjective" from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Get a quick, free translation!
Create and share your own word lists and quizzes for free!
More Learner's Dictionary definitions for "capital"
Word of the Day
a thin, flat, round cake made from a mixture of flour, milk, and egg, fried on both sides


text:
Paul McCartney delays U.S. tour start, reschedules first few dates
Just a few weeks after canceling an Asian leg due to a viral infection, Paul McCartney is following his doctor's advice and taking more time to heal, postponing the first seven shows of his U.S. outing.
The former Beatle was originally scheduled to kick off his U.S. tour with a June 14 performance in Lubbock, TX, and visit another six Southern cities this month. All seven shows have been rescheduled for October; the new dates are shown below.
"I'm sorry but it's going to be a few more weeks before we get rocking in America again," McCartney stated in a press release. "I'm feeling great but taking my docs' advice to take it easy for just a few more days. Look forward to seeing you all soon."
The tour will now begin July 5 in Albany, NY, and venture through 11 major markets before temporarily wrapping up Aug. 14 in San Francisco, CA. The rescheduled concerts begin nearly two months later with an Oct. 2 makeup date in Lubbock, TX.
McCartney continues promoting his 16th studio effort, "New," which surfaced last October. The Virgin EMI Records release peaked at No. 3 on both The Billboard 200 and the U.K. Albums chart.
5 - Albany, NY - Times Union Center
7 - Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Center
9 - Chicago, IL - United Center
12 - Fargo, ND - Fargodome
14 - Lincoln, NE - Pinnacle Bank Arena
16 - Kansas City, MO - Sprint Center
August 2014
2 - Minneapolis, MN - Target Field
5 - Missoula, MT - Grizzly Stadium
7 - Salt Lake City, UT - EnergySolutions Arena
10 - Los Angeles, CA - Dodger Stadium
12 - Phoenix, AZ - U.S. Airways Center
14 - San Francisco, CA - Candlestick Park
October 2014
2 - Lubbock, TX - United Spirit Arena (Rescheduled from 6/14)
11 - New Orleans, LA - Smoothie King Center (Rescheduled from 6/19)
13 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center (Rescheduled from 6/16)
15 - Atlanta, GA - Philips Arena (Rescheduled from 6/21)
16 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena (Rescheduled from 6/25)
25 - Jacksonville, FL - Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena (Rescheduled from 6/22)
28 - Louisville, KY - KFC Yum! Center (Rescheduled from 6/26)


text:
REAL Students
REAL Students
Students who flourish at Candler are generally not the "I'm certain" type. One thing they are certain about is their calling to join a Christian community to learn, pray, minister, and serve God and the church.
They bring with them their curiosity and creativity, building a school dynamic that leads to engaging questions, spirited dialogue and deep thinking. Students are inspired by their open eyes, open minds and open hearts to form a faith that comes to life for them and makes a real difference in the lives of others.
Learn firsthand from our students what it's like to be a part of our community at Candler.


text:
Khombu Compass 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 # 245494
You'll be ready to take on the outdoors in the Khombu Compass! This versatile sandal is perfect for the adventure seeking woman!
- Nubuck upper
- Velcro closure
- Synthetic traction sole
- Imported
- Online Exclusive!
By: Hwick
Location: Bloomington, IL
January 28, 2013
Wasn't Sure But Glad I Did!
"Wasn't sure about this sandal and I ordered anyway. Glad I did. Length is perfect, super comfortable, plenty of cushion, seems to have a wide enough width for my foot, too. Can't weight to wear outside for Spring, Summer, maybe even Fall."
By: Kmd05
Location: Texas
November 23, 2012
"Super comfy"
By: EricaSA
Location: Iowa
September 28, 2012
"I am between size 11 and 12, 12 just fit. Comfy."
By: OCCC
Location: Chicago, IL
September 07, 2012
Khombu Compass
"I've been looking for an outdoor water sandal and stumbled onto these. Great color selection and super comfortable. The fit is adjustable to a point, but the velcro section itself is small. These run very large."
Click anywhere to close this.


text:
Offering a blend of ground feel with underfoot protection, the Brooks PureConnect 2 features minimal cushioning and a firm ride.
Run connected to the road with the Brooks PureConnect 2. Nimble and lightweight, this shoe brings you close to the ground with a low profile and flexible platform, while a split toe groove in the forefoot promotes the natural movement of the foot through toe-off. A one piece upper wraps around the foot for a comfortable, sock-like fit, and a stretchy Nav Band hugs the midfoot for a secure feel. Lace up the PureConnect 2 for daily training, speedwork, or racing.
Model Number:
Weight: 6.4 oz (size 8)
Stack Height: Heel (18mm), Forefoot (13mm)
Available Widths: B=Medium
How It Fits (based on width B)
The PureConnect 2 is a minimum featured, minimum neutral shoe designed for daily training or racing. It is built with a semi-curved shape.
Comments: This shoe fits like a glove and has amazing cushion for such a minimal shoe. I particularly like the snug feel under the arch which provides good support. I hope Brooks keeps this shoe the same for years to come.
From: Leslie, Flagstaff, AZ


text:
Edge Banding
Woodworker's Hardware stocks a wide range of edge banding with options for various colors, wood species, sizes and thickness. Whether you are using a banding machine or seeking simpler alternatives such as peel and stick or iron on, we've got you covered. We carry only the highest quality products from top brands like Doellken Woodtape, Edgemate and FastCap.
There are no products matching the selection.
Narrow Search Results
Currently Shopping By
- Remove This Item Color: Haze
Compare Products
You have no items to compare.


text:
Originally Posted by Kendoki
Haha. Great plot hole ThousandSunny. I completely forgot about that.
Originally Posted by anarchris
wow thousandsunny might be onto something....even oda might not of thought of that......
i remember a while ago reading that the manga is almost half way finished at around chapter 450 ish
meaning he will end it with about 900-1000 chapters....LONG MANGA
see this dumbass learn to shut your mouth and look first next time
Originally Posted by Andytheass
As for the Thousand Sunny who cares it's a ship and it was already saved from being stolen and was filled with the Thriller Bark treasurey.
Please may somebody explain to him that the "thousandsunny" in the quotes are not the ship but someone's nickname?
Andy, learn to read and use your brain
LOLL Nice one~ Hahha!!!
The Bear dude (Kuma?) must do something now!!~
Forum Rules


text:
CBSâ viaâ Getty
Their prominent facial protrusions and permanent scowls mark them as the fiercest "Star Trek" characters. How much do you know about the not-so-cuddly Klingons?
Start Quiz »
You scored
0 out of 30
Question 1 of 30
Which species did the Klingons fight in the Battle of Klach D'kel Brakt?
The Klingons and Romulans are constantly at odds with each other, often to the point of bloodshed.
Question 2 of 30
In which year did the Klingons first appear in the original "Star Trek" series?
The Klingons made their unforgettable debut in an episode called "Errand of Mercy."
Question 3 of 30
How many episodes aired BEFORE the Klingons made their debut?
That's right, most of the first season had already aired before this iconic species made its big splash.
Question 4 of 30
What is the name of the Klingon homeworld?
The planet, like Earth, has only one moon, called Praxis.
Question 5 of 30
On which sense do Klingons most rely when they are hunting?
sixth sense
They have a very keen sense of smell that plays a significant role in their lives, from hunting to mating.
Question 6 of 30
How long did the first Klingon-Federation War last?
a few days
The Organians stepped into the fray and forced both sides to agree to a ceasefire.
a year
five years
Question 7 of 30
Which class of Klingon ship is the first to be seen by "Star Trek" audiences?
Bird of Prey class
D7 class
These are heavily-armed battlecruisers that would form the foundation for the menacing look of future Klingon ships.
K't'inga class
Question 8 of 30
How is Klingon society structured with regards to the sexes?
It is patriarchal.
Women are not allowed to serve at the highest levels of government.
It is matriarchal.
It is nearly equally.
Question 9 of 30
Around what year did the Klingons develop warp-drive capabilities?
Around the 2150s this species managed to hit warp 6, making the Klingons' explorations much speedier.
Question 10 of 30
In the 23rd century, what factor contributed heavily to constant conflict between humans and Klingons?
Humans develop cloaking capabilities
Klingon aggression
Federation expansion
As the Federation grew stronger and more widespread, the Klingons were driven to challenge it.
Question 11 of 30
What is a Klingon "bat'leth?"
It is similar to a scimitar, with a wicked-looking crescent shape; it is frequently carried by Klingon warriors.
common pastry
Question 12 of 30
What material was used to create the very first bat'leth?
Legend has it that the first emperor dunked some hair into a volcano and used the resulting material to forge a sword.
Question 13 of 30
A famous Klingon proverb says that, "A fool and his WHAT are soon parted?"
The most literal translation is "Soon a fool and his head will be separated," but you probably already gathered that much.
Question 14 of 30
When viewed from space, what color is the Klingon homeworld?
The gentle color of this world belies the ferocity of its inhabitants.
Question 15 of 30
Klingon marital bonds could most accurately be described as what?
They typically marry for life in a very private ceremony.
open marriage
Question 16 of 30
What was the name of the first Klingon emperor?
Kahless became an icon of courage, power and honor that greatly affected every following generation of Klingons.
Question 17 of 30
What is probably the most honorable way for a Klingon warrior to die?
suicide that also kills an enemy
If you're going to be killed in battle, you might as well take one of your foes out, too.
beheaded by archenemy
set on fire
Question 18 of 30
When did humans finally journey to Qo'noS, the Klingon homeworld?
They have only visited the planet's moon.
Around 2150
And it's not because of war -- the Star Trek crew was trying to reunite a wounded Klingon with his people.
Humans are not welcome there.
Question 19 of 30
In Klingon legend, if a warrior is captured during battle he brings dishonor to his family for how many generations?
To avoid such dishonor, Klingons would rather fight to the death than wind up as POWs.
Question 20 of 30
What does "tlhIngan Hol" mean in Klingon?
"Klingon language"
The Klingon language is a fully-functional fictional language spoken by people all over the world.
"Kill the humans"
"Fire all phasers"
Question 21 of 30
About how many words are there in the Klingon language?
There are even various accents and dialects so that you can really get your Klingon on.
Question 22 of 30
What is an alternate name for the Klingon homeworld?
"Kling" is another name that appears in some of the earliest "Stark Trek" literature, but Qo'noS is clearly the most common name.
Question 23 of 30
Klingons were ruled by a democracy for a brief period, which became known as what?
The Enlightenment
The Dark Time
The democratic government was tainted by the fact that the previous imperial had been slaughtered during an assassination.
The Schism
Question 24 of 30
In what year was the Klingon language first spoken on screen?
It wasn't until the first "Star Trek" feature film that the language made its debut in a script.
Question 25 of 30
What was the nickname for Emperor Kahless?
The Merciless
The Terrible
The Unforgettable
He was, in fact, unforgettable, casting a long and powerful shadow over his entire species for century after century.
Question 26 of 30
Which "Star Trek" actor came up with the idea for creating a Klingon language?
James Doohan
Doohan also helped to develop parts of the Vulcan language; both contributions added realism to the show.
Leonard Nimoy
William Shatner
Question 27 of 30
In Klingon culture, a beard is a symbol of what?
Many Klingon warriors sport beards to boast of their courage.
Question 28 of 30
A famous Klingon proverb says that "HOW MANY throats may be cut in one night by a running man?"
But imagine the mess you'd have to clean up.
Question 29 of 30
Which class of Klingon ship carries a more powerful arsenal than any other?
D4 class
Vor'cha class
Negh'Var class
These ships can carry a crew of around 2,500 and first appeared in "The Next Generation" era of the franchise.
Question 30 of 30
Why does Qo'noS, the Klingon homeworld, commonly have rapidly changing and violent weather?
The Klingons live there, duh.
The planet has a tilted axis.
Its skewed axis and large bodies of water contribute to a wacky weather pattern fitting of the Klingon name.
The planet has hundreds of active volcanoes.


text:
Posted on October 16, 2013
The annual workshop of the Lake County (IL) Genealogical Society will be held Saturday, November 9th at:
Round Lake Beach Cultural and Civic Center
2007 Civic Center Way
Round Lake Beach, IL
More information
Join noted genealogist and founder of the popular CyndisList, Cyndi Ingle Howells, and professional genealogist, Ginger Frere, for a full day of lectures.
8 am - Registration and browsing. Coffee and doughnuts will be available for purchase
9 am - Evaluating Websites: 13 Years Later (Howells)
10:30 am - A Guided Tour of Cyndi's List 2.0 (Howells) / Researching Pre-fire Chicago (Frere)
Noon - Lunch
1 pm - Evernote for Every Genealogist (Howells) / Where Did Grandpa Go? Using Maps to Solve Genealogical Problems (Frere)
2:30 pm - Advanced Googling for Your Grandma (Howells) / Mining the National Archives - (Frere)
The registration form is available on the society's website. Be sure to register before October 25th if you'd like to order lunch.


text:
GurglePot - Mini in White - 12 oz.
Code: GP-12569
Price: $22.50
Quantity in Basket: None
Add a touch of whimsey to your table with this fun Gurgle Pot mini pitcher. Perfect for serving milk, cream or sauces--also doubles and a cute little vase. Designed with simple, graceful lines and crafted of durable stoneware, this unique fish-shaped pitcher produces a delightful "gurgle" as you pour your favorite beverage. Pour, listen and enjoy! These fun, colorful pitchers make great gifts. Imported.
Size: 6" tall, 5" by 2.25" width, 12 oz.
Read our blog story about GurglePots.
Size: 6" tall, 5" by 2.25" width, 12 oz.
Read our blog story about GurglePots.
Poggi Bonsi
At The Landing
911 N. 10th Pl. Unit D
Renton, WA 98057
About Us
Customer Service
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Shipping & Returns
Wholesale Inquiries
Helpful Links
Copyright, 2015. Poggibonsigifts.com | Specializing in Italian Ceramics | French Pottery | Italian Olive Wood


text:
Two people who often stand on opposite sides of Douglas County School District issues are together starting a citizens' committee. The group will provide community input to the school board.
"The group will interact on a regular basis with the Board of Education, and one of the functions of the group will be to perform a 'checks and balance' for operations of the DCSD," according to a statement from Gary Colley and board member Meghann Silverthorn.
Though a formal name hasn't been chosen, Colley said it likely will be the Douglas County School District Community Accountability Committee.
For nearly three years, Colley has asked the board for improved community communication, at times accusing members of showing disrespect to people with opposing viewpoints. In 2012, Colley wrote and submitted a proposed public comment policy to the board that it did not consider.
In June, he proposed the formation of a community group.
"You don't have a right to complain about anything if you're not going to present a solution at the same time," Colley said. "We are taking it upon ourselves to provide a solution they've been ignoring. This is going to work, but it has to be given time to work."
Silverthorn said she liked Colley's idea and met with him for a brainstorming session.
"The concept of Gary Colley and I working together is sort of unusual," Silverthorn said. "That alone will attract individuals who may not have otherwise chosen to participate."
The two will co-host an organizational meeting at 6:30 p.m. July 24 in an as-yet-undetermined location. Those interested in serving on the committee are invited to attend.
"We look to bring together a diverse, non-partisan cross-section of the Douglas County community to include parents, teachers, students and non-parent community members," the statement continues.
Silverthorn noted the group is not an official school committee. She invited other board members to participate during their July 16 meeting; none expressed immediate interest.
"We as a board understand we don't know everything about everything," Silverthorn said. "We have some incredible community members with some incredible ideas. I would like to foster that discussion with the community."
The group's purpose isn't to revisit the past, Silverthorn said, but to focus on the future.
"It's not about grinding axes or complaining about the way the past was done," she said. "It's about moving forward. I want to keep it productive."
Silverthorn recently filed her intention to seek re-election to the board, but said her decision to work with Colley on the group isn't politically motivated.
"I would argue if my motivation were my re-election — Gary has been an individual who's disagreed with the board, so it'd be safest not for me to speak to him at all," she said. "I would prefer to get out there and open those channels of communication."
RSVPs may be sent to email@example.com.


text:
Miu Miu Suede Bow 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 # dsw12prod4610473
With a collection of beautifully crafted footwear, Mui Mui evokes a luxurious sense of freedom and intimacy with attention to detail and high quality. This platform suede sandal is absolutely perfect for your feminine style.
- Suede upper
- Quarter strap with an adjustable buckle
- Oversized bow detail
- Almond peep toe
- Fully lined in leather
- 1" platform, 4½" heel
- Leather sole
- Made in Italy
- View more Women's Miu Miu Shoes
- Online Exclusive!
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:
Administration to the Sick
See also Anoint; Hands, Laying on of; Heal, Healings; Oil; Priesthood
A blessing given to the sick by men who hold the Melchizedek Priesthood, involving the use of consecrated oil.
- Lay thy hand upon her:Matt. 9:18;
- Jesus laid his hands upon a few sick folk and healed them:Mark 6:5;
- Christ's Apostles anointed with oil many that were sick and healed them:Mark 6:13;
- The elders are to anoint and heal the sick:James 5:14–15;
- Ye shall not heal the sick except it be required of you by them who desire:D&C 24:13–14;
- Elders shall lay their hands upon the sick:D&C 42:44;
- Lay your hands upon the sick, and they shall recover:D&C 66:9;


text:
Greg and Tina Oliver have been chosen as the honored citizens for the Cleveland Days 24th of July celebration. Greg is originally from Carbon County. He currently works as a manager for Trimac Transportation in Cleveland. Prior to his employment with Trimac he worked for Savage Transportation for 31 years where they traveled and lived in Colorado, Pennsylvania and California. Tina is originally from Hayden, Colo. where she was active in sports including basketball, volleyball and softball. She is currently employed at the Emery County Progress newspaper.
Greg and Tina have seven children and 16 grandchildren. They have enjoyed living in Cleveland for the past 11 years. Greg and Tina have enjoyed being active in coaching sports and attending their children and grandchildren's activities.
They are a special part of the Cleveland community. Greg has been on the fire department since he moved to town and Tina helped to keep the softball and baseball fields ready for play for many years. She is very supportive of Greg and the hours he spends volunteering. Greg served as a Cleveland Town council member for nine years. He has been the fire chief of Cleveland for eight plus years and was recently named the District Fire Chief for all of Emery County. Tina is an animal lover and her dog and cats are very special members of the family.
Greg is on the Emery County Search and Rescue. He enjoys helping people and enjoys his job on the fire department and search and rescue. He is well trained on all of the fire department equipment and he strives to make sure all of his firefighters are well trained. He enjoys preparing the fireworks for the Cleveland fireworks show each July 24.
He keeps things safe while putting on a spectacular show unrivaled in all the county. Cleveland Town would like to thank these special citizens for all of their contributions to make Cleveland a great place to live.


text:
Lowest Price Guarantee
The Reebok 5K roller hockey girdle features lightweight, perforated foam that makes the girdle extremely breathable but also very lightweight. The girdle features generous amounts of padding in key areas and plastic inserts in the tailbone for add protection.
- Model Year: 2012
- Model Number: RPG5K
- Heritage: Reebok 5K
- Level of Player: Ideal for recreational to begineer level of player
- Reebok Senior Sizing Guidelines: Waist
- JR Small: 22"-24"
- JR Medium: 24"-26"
- JR Large: 26"-28"
- Construction:
- Polyester knit mesh shell
- Lightweight, breathable construction helps keep the player from over-heating
- Protection:
- High-quality 7mm PE foam throughout pad
- Foam is perforated for better air circulation
- Upper hip and lower back protection
- PE foam with plastic insert tailbone protection
- Internal cup pouch, leg straps- Cup included
- High-quality 7mm PE foam throughout pad
- Fit:
- Body-fitting short design
- Adjustable belt


text:
Sperry Top-Sider Intrepid Boat Shoe
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 # 266898
Ready for boating season or just want to take on the nautical trend? The Sperry Top-Sider Intrepid is a fun, casual boat shoe with an adorable plaid print that will pair perfectly with your favorite shorts and capris.
- Leather upper with fabric side panels
- 2-eye lace-up
- Cushioned footbed
- Rubber sole
- Imported
- View more Sperry Top-Sider
By: Anna1025
Location: Cincinnati, OH
August 03, 2013
CUTE shoe, but OUCH!
"These Sperry shoes are very cute, but OUCH! These shoes are very narrow and are too tight across the top. I love all the styles that Sperry has, but they tend to run narrow if you get the leather. The canvas Sperry tends to fit my feet better. I thought these were so cute that I did keep them and bought a shoe stretcher. I am going to try to stretch the width across the toes a little and see how that works."
By: IvaJo
Location: Burbank, CA
June 17, 2013
Cute pair of shoes to wear instead of sneakers
"I already own another pair Sperrys (beige) and I was pretty happy with them. That is why I ordered another pair (the one I am reviewing-navy with blue stripes) and I find this model slightly narrower and less comfortable. It might take some time to stretch and get adjusted to my foot. I have a really narrow foot so the shoes are definitely narrow.I really like the color/pattern and how the shoes match with light and dark jeans. It is a great replacement for sneakers specially at work.I"
By: lm6d0
Location: Miami, FL
May 26, 2013
Love my Sperry Top-Siders!
"Very comfortable with great insole padding. Run slightly large so a bit loose (especially without socks) but can be tightened with the laces."
By: slinger1
Location: Illinois
May 21, 2013
My first pair of Sperry's
"These shoes are just awesome. They do run large so I bought a 7.5 instead of an 8 which I usually wear. Love the leather. Got lots of compliments. Great price for leather Sperry's."
Click anywhere to close this.