text:
you of America's Holocaust
APRIL 29, 2011 UPDATED- 4-30-11 - Washington Times report - Newly released Obama birth certificate forensic forgery SEPT. 19, 2012 SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE BULL - S.O.E.-TORO THE ENFORCER - ECONOMIC WARFARE OCT. 24, 2012 DONALD TRUMP OFFERS $5 MILLION TO CHARITY FOR OBAMA TRANSPARENCY NOV. 02, 2012 OBAMA AND BIDEN INDICTED BY CITIZENS' GRAND JURY - REPORTED NOV. 11, 2012 Our Passive-Aggressive National Disorder. Impostors can steal the presidency but generals can't have affairs OBAMA BORN IN KENYA - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE RINGS RUNNING THE UNITED STATES According to some online birth certificate copies, Obama's real place of birth is Kenya. (1) Apparently, some of the copies displayed for the real certificate may have had the information in item #23 redacted, as in REMOVED. The copy here shows this information as: "1. Birthplace: Kenya; Registered Honolulu. HRS 338-17.8 per Grandmother", but in the White House copy this information is gone. Conspiracy theories are now abounding that Obama's grandmother was offed so she could not testify that he was indeed born in Kenya, and that she had registered the birth in Hawaii for him. In any case Obama is not of two natural born U.S. parents, so is not eligible to be President of The U.S.. If you bend the law for one, then why prosecute the so-called criminals of today who have been railroaded into prison for possessing some plants like marijuana? Obama should be prosecuted for running one of the largest scams in history against The American People. [continues below] KENYAN
Obama's birth registration in Hawaii may have been a rather casual move by the intelligence ring he was brought up in. Since his father was a British subject, apparently involved in espionage, the British Intelligence ring may have had this birth registration done for a future potential investment. This is the problem with allowing the C.I.A. to operate within America - it has a casual liaison, the R.I.I.A. (Royal Institute of International Affairs) with England. Thus, England permeates the politics and events of The United States to this day. Intelligence rings exchange favors, children for pedophiles, drugs, currency, and probably passports, and all sorts of intel as the situations and opportunities allow. There should be no place for any under the table intermingling of foreign interests into U.S. elections or politics or banking or anything that pertains to U.S. policy. AMERICA IS NOT YET A FREE COUNTRY- ENSLAVED TO SECRET SOCIETIES, SPIES, INTEL RINGS We now, apparently, have a dud in the White House, just as many of us have been telling you he is. The Israeli Lobby runs America lock stock and barrel; and you thought this is a free country? Read what Wayne Madsen said: "The Israeli Lobby owns the Congress, media, Hollywood, Wall Street, both political parties, and the White House. This kind of talk will get people fired by this lobby, as we have seen recently with White House correspondent Helen Thomas and CNN anchor Rick Sanchez. However, many Americans are growing tired of the arrogance of the Israel Lobby and their bigoted attitudes toward anyone who challenges their influence-peddling and their ridiculous insistence that Israel must be supported because of some ancient fairy tales involving some tribes who wandered the deserts of the Middle East and saw and heard non-existent things because of sun stroke, drinking bad water, and smoking local hallucinogenic plants." Wayne Madsen 1. AlohaReporter.com http://alohareporter.com/2010/03/hawaii-considering-law-to-ignore-obama-birthers/ 2. Rense.com Front Page 3. Rumormillnews.com SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE BULL - S.O.E.-TORO THE ENFORCER - ECONOMIC WARFARE Sept. 19, 2012 The Special Operations Executive (SOE) was a British World War II intelligence organization founded in 1940 by the Minister of Economic Warfare, Hugh Dalton. SOE operated in all occupied and attacked countries. Since Great Britain's main allies were the then Soviet Union and the United States it stands to reason that the U.S. was/is cooperating with British Intelligence for many years now. Note the similarities between Obama/Soetoro's name SOETORO and S.O.E.. The first part of SOETORO has the exact initials, in your face, of the Special Operations Executive, S.O.E.. The last part of SOETORO, TORO, means 'bull' in Spanish, of course. Some Freemasons call law officers 'bulls', another name for enforcers. So we have S.O.E. BULL, or the Special Operations Executive Bull, aka enforcer, the SOE Enforcer, a British Intelligence Creation in our midst here in America devastating what's left of our economy and U.S. Treasury. It fits that the S.O.E.T.O.R.O. enforcer bull has ruined the economy and raped and pillaged the U.S. Treasury since the original office of the Special Operations Executive was designed to do exactly that, to wage financial war or "Economic Warfare". (1) Every time you hear of or see Obama, think of Obama/Soetoro, THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE ENFORCER BULL, who stole his way into the Presidency (likely with bribes) on forged documents. See. THE FORGER OF OBAMA'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE CAN RUN BUT HE CAN'T HIDE! (2) 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Operations_Executive 2. http://www.scribd.com/doc/106117109/Article-II-Super-PAC-Washington-Times-Ad-Forger-Can-Run-But-He-Can-t-Hide-9-17-2012 Oct 24, 2012 DONALD
Our Passive-Aggressive National
Disorder. Impostors can steal the presidency but generals
can't have affairs
November 11, 2012 You
might have read or heard of at least one famous U.S. military general
who allegedly had a long term affair with an aide and went on to become
President of The United States, and no, the world didn't come to an end
because of it.
Today the value system of the so-called U.S. media curiously aligns itself with whatever favors the current sitting IMPOSTOR FALSE PRESIDENT PUPPET in the White House. In fact, the pattern of singling out certain officials to roast has now taken on the form of witch-hunting in the case of General Petraeus. The so-called media and U.S. judiciary find it uninteresting or unimportant that the current so-called POTUS is from Kenya and his grandmother registered his birth certificate in Honolulu, and the information describing this Kenya birth was removed from published certificate copies. But the media does seem to find huge scandal potential in the alleged General Petraeus scandal as if it is of great importance. On the one hand with the status problem of the incumbent president we have a validation problem of astronomical proportions, and on the other hand we have the personal problems of one U.S. official. In the former case the loyalty and integrity factors of the IMPOSTOR naturally outweigh the importance of an official's private life, yet the nation has a media which cannot see the 'beam in its eye', but readily moans loudly about the splinter! This editor is not saying that having extra-marital affairs is good, but look at the contrast in the relevancy of importance in these two examples. When a person is very far to one side or the other in their thinking it can be referred to as 'passive-aggressive'. In fact, there are 'passive-aggressive' personality disorders that define how the thinking can be unbalanced. When there is no reasonable middle ground and one must be far to the left or far to the right and jump all kinds of conclusions in the process it shows the passive-aggressive thinking. A great portion of the U.S. public suffers from this passive-aggressive thinking flaw. Here's an example. I just received an email thrashing for thanking a Rumormillnews agent for work contributed to the forum, noting it is unfortunate how politically correct some folks are. The sender completely twisted and contorted that, saying "your comments that its acceptable for profanities and obscenities and that we folks should get over it", etc.. Those statements and positions are not, in fact, what I wrote at all, but somehow the sender took my statement to another level out of passive-aggressive thinking and turned apples into oranges. My post didn't say anything of the kind, but that sender sees something there which is not there at all. The lopsided person who sent the email naturally included a plea not to reveal the email address and it's no wonder why. Evidently he or she is fighting great struggles within the mind which are read into nearly everything. This passive-aggressive thinking has spilled over into the elections process thinking in the U.S.. Are you blue or red? Are ya a Demorat or a Repuke? Now there's a question that can engender some profanity. Why the hell must I be either crook A or crook B? Why can't I be an Independent, or a Green instead of succumbing to 'The Good Cop or The Bad Cop'? Getting a person or family to declare themselves to be one thing or other is a form of outing them. For example, "he's a staunch Republican", or , "she's a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat" - sound almost like indictments. You can probably come up with quite a few other examples of this controlling mechanism like, "why, everyone in their whole family line has always been Baptist", etc.. "That bunch will vote Republican come hell or high water". Such pronouncements tend to frame people and their families, don't they? It all goes along with the flawed thinking of passive-aggressive disorder. Whether the electromagnetic cell towers and huge frequencies are causing it or whether constant media bombardment saturation causes it, the whole nation appears to suffer from a 'this way or that' complex in which there is no medium ground, just 'all or nuthin' thinking. Infoeditor


text:
The Cure Is Now is proud to present some of its multimedia content for your review. Please feel free to press play.
Lecture about the future of medical research by Russell Hanson, Chair of the Science Advisory Board
National Broadcast Television Commercial
National Broadcast Radio Commercials
The Cure Is Now - Various Diseases Radio Ad
The Cure Is Now - Hospital Scene
Web Based Video
The Cure Is Now - Multiple Sclerosis & Alzheimer's Discussion
The Cure Is Now - Neuroscience
Panel Discussion for The Cure Is Now
Web Based Audio
Mike Costello - Tribute to Joey

subset: commoncrawl


text:
John Mitchell has bluntly warned his players that the "excuse culture" surrounding Sale Sharks has to stop to avoid relegation.
The Sharks 62-0 hammering against Toulon was the latest chapter in a dismal season that has seen Sale struggle to get going despite a new stadium and numerous big-name signings.
Mitchell arrived back at Sale three weeks ago but the Sharks fortunes are yet to turn around, with a crucial away fixture against London Wasps this weekend now looming.
"Unfortunately, this environment has become too much of an excuse and explanation- based environment," Mitchell told the Manchester Evening News.
"The place is full of excuses and, ultimately, the players are the only people who can turn this around.
"The mindset needs to change and the will to win needs to change.
"We were that far away from breaking Toulon, instead we chose to break, so it's about demonstrating how you can stay in contests regardless of the reputation of the opposition.
"It's more of an emotional thing - they've just lost the art of staying longer in the contest than the opposition and that's what we're trying to re-teach here.
"The boys fell short and gave up on each other when they almost had the opposition broken before half-time.
"Some individuals let us down around that 34/35 minute mark. If we had gone in it half-time just 3-0 or 7-0 down, the contest would have been a different story.
"The contrast between the two Toulon performances at home and then away was a concern and, clearly, some guys are still not reliable turning up week in, week out. It certainly revealed some of the character that I thought was here and concluded some thoughts I already had.
"But that's gone. I'm now focusing on getting a result this weekend and about making sure we get a very reliable tight group out there on Sunday."


text:
Hole appears in Barrow road
Last updated at 16:28, Friday, 10 August 2012
A VAN driver has told how he nearly disappeared down Barrow's biggest pot-hole.
Chris Hartley was driving along Devonshire Road, close to the entrance to Barrow Cemetery, when his van lurched into a giant hole that had appeared in the road.
Mr Hartley, owner of Hartley's Memorials, managed to reverse his van out of the hole, then made sure he warned other drivers to keep away from the hazard.
Mr Hartley told the Evening Mail: "I drove into the hole and had to back out.
"Underneath it goes down about 20ft or so and the hole itself is maybe about 4.5ft wide. We got a little dint in the van just on the edge.
"But what I was concerned about was stopping the traffic hitting it.
First published at 14:49, Thursday, 09 August 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
Have your say
You know what Barrow council is like, they probably won't do much about it because they have 'other priorities' that don't even exist. It needs to be sorted out, Barrow kids are going to start playing round it and we'll have a kid down it soon if it foes that way...
What about the self made hazards like Holker street,the drivers now go down the centre to avoid the bumps,the council are aware of this but choose to leave the hazard so as not to admit thier mistake,dumb or what
View all 19 comments on this article


text:
Loading product details ...
Reviews (0)
Contact Us
Product Description:TIFOSI™ SEEK™ FC :: Your eyes deserve the best possible protection from sun wind, or whatever challenges your workout brings. The Tifosi™ Seek™ FC gives you full coverage to keep those peepers protected. This hard, working sunglass offers 100% UVA/UVB protection in a light, sleek design. Adjust the rubber nose pad and temple for ideal comfort. Features & Benefits:
Your Help Is HereShop with confidence knowing your team of Fit Experts is waiting to answer all your questions. You can always find your perfect product and your perfect fit. Your Road Runner Sports Fit Experts will make sure you get exactly what you want and have tons of fun in the process! Give us a call, chat, or email! Call 800-743-3206 to
Send us an email and count on a Fit Expert to reply to you as quickly as possible
You May Also Like
More Related Products
- Men's Shoes
- Women's Shoes
- Men's Apparel
- Women's Apparel
- Socks
- Insoles
- GPS Watches
- Heart Rate Monitors
- Monitors & Accessories
- Watches
- Injury Treatment & Prevention
- Fitness Equipment
- Bottles & Hydration Packs
- Bags, Holders & Pouches
- Safety & Reflective Gear
- Caps, Visors & Headbands
- Armwarmers & Compression
- Gloves
- Skin Care
- Sunglasses
- Strollers
- Shoe Products & Laces
- Team Sports Gear
- Triathlon Shop
- Nutrition
- Brands
- Athletes Helping Athletes
VIP Family Membership Terms


text:
Check out the newest title in the Ultimate Ninja series coming this Spring 2009 and chat about it with other ninja!
Use this control to limit the display of threads to those newer than the specified time frame.
Allows you to choose the data by which the thread list will be sorted.
Order threads in...
Note: when sorting by date, 'descending order' will show the newest results first.
Forum Rules


text:
Hit the water in style with these gifts for women from Orvis. Our fishing gear and clothes for women will give you optimal outdoor versatility and comfort. Our selection of durable waders and boots are made for harder fishing, while the polarized fishing sunglasses will protect you from UV rays. Our fly fishing clothing makes a perfect gift for the lady who loves the outdoors.
News, exclusive sale previews, and special events!
Fly Fishing
Men's Clothing
Outdoor Travel
Women's Clothing
All Categories


text:
Hello Guest! Kumusta!
Thank you for visiting PiPho Forum!
It would be best if you will register so you can use the additional benefits of the community such as joining events, interacting with fellow members and view the hidden boards of the forum.
Sorry, this shoutbox does not exist.
Fotohub - Il Terrazzo Tomas Morato QC by dean
[Today at 05:28:51 PM] Pelican 1510 Black by seismicshift [Today at 03:42:37 PM] thinkTANK Pro Speed Belt L by seismicshift [Today at 03:37:46 PM] X20 user impressions by pitbull [Today at 03:14:46 PM] Claudine by Jo Day [Today at 03:12:07 PM] 8 #Coming #Soon by mksee [Today at 01:47:52 PM] free photoshop actions! by lenslover [Today at 01:31:16 PM] Flickr Update 1TB!!! by zerosatest [Today at 12:35:54 PM] Flora anyone? by zerosatest [Today at 12:33:49 PM] Wrist Pain Due to Long photoshoot by zerosatest [Today at 12:05:20 PM] |
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.


text:
Cleveland Browns Tickets
Cleveland Browns News: Regular Season and Preseason Updates
Check out more info on Super Bowl 2013 tickets over on the SeatGeek Blog.
5/23/13: The Browns intensified their QB competition this week. As of now, they have Brandon Wheedon, Jason Campbell, Thadeous Lewis, and Brian Hoyer on the roster - if you can call that a competition. Wheedon is the incumbent and should get the nod - though Campbell may push him in training camp. Lewis was with the Rams a couple years ago, and there were calls to replace Sam Bradford with him (as if the Rams would throw away $50 million for a third stringer on a bad team). Hoyer's signing is interesting. He may be a camp arm, but may be able to nab the third QB spot.
5/16/13: Cleveland's new GM Mike Lombardi got an opportunity to sit in front of the media and answer questions about his team and the direction they are going in. There is a lot of speculation in Cleveland, particularly since Lombardi traded away two 2013 draft picks for 2014 selections. Many people think they are just disregarding this coming season for the future. Lombardi disputes that notion, but stress that the team is evaluating everyone, particularly QB Brandon Wheeden, because they are looking for long term success. At this point, any success would be reason to celebrate in Cleveland.
5/9/13: New Cleveland head coach Rob Chudzinsky will not commit to Brandon Wheeden as the opening day starting quarterback, which must make Wheeden feel like every other Browns' QB since probably Bernie Kosar. Former Washington and Oakland starter Jason Campbell is on the roster at number 2 right now, but feels he should be the starter. So far, it looks like Campbell will get the chance to compete for the job. Campbell was last a starter in 2011 when he started the season 4-2 with the Raiders. He then got hurt, so Oakland traded for Carson Palmer and Campbell was pretty much done.
5/2/13: There was a lot of speculation about where LSU outside linebacker Barkevious Mingo would go. Many teams liked him, but there was no consensus on where he would land. The Browns took him with the sixth overall pick to end any more speculation. The Browns also did some trading, and took higher picks for next draft. This was new general manager Mike Lombardi's first draft with the Browns, so maybe he feels they are a year or two away. In any case, with a name like Barkevious Mingo, the new Brown will fit in well with the Dawg Pound.
4/25/13: While the talk about the Browns should focus on the draft, they are a bit distracted with this whole IRS and FBI investigation into owner Jimmy Haslem's primary business – the Pilot Flying J Truck Stops. Allegedly, Pilot Flying J kept millions of dollars in rebates that were due to customers – generally major fleet and trucking lines. Haslem, of course, denied that he has done anything wrong. The NFL, for its part, says that they have no intention (right now) of removing Haslem from ownership. Haslem bought the Browns last year, so this cannot be a good way to kick things off with a fan base trying to get to know the new owner.
4/18/13: Many people joke that God hates Cleveland. Maybe that is true, and maybe not - that is not for this essay. But new Browns owner Jimmy Haslem is already having trouble with the IRS. Haslem is the CEO of Pilot Flying J, known mostly for their truck stops. It seems that some groups believe that Pilot Flying J owes substantial discounts. Haslem does not want this to reflect on the Browns. He claims that he does not know why the IRS is involved, but in any case, they are involved. Here's hoping that it does not affect the team (though some may wonder if anyone would notice if it did).
4/11/13: The new regime has their first real chance to make over the Browns with this draft. Speculation is running rampant that the Browns will select a QB to compete with Brandon Wheeden, who is entering his second year at age 29. Who that lucky young man may be is a mystery, but someone with a strong arm like E.J. Manual or Matt Glennon may be the one. Whoever it is will have a new toy in wide receiver David Nelson. Nelson was signed to a one year deal. He is a quality receiver, particularly in the slot, but tore his ACL last season.
4/4/13: Cleveland has not had stability at the quarterback position for what seems like 30 years when Bernie Kosar came out. Many will remember they drafted Colt McCoy out of the University of Texas in the 2010 draft in the third round. He was rushed into service due to injuries. Last year they drafted Brandon Wheeden and he immediately became the starter as a 28 year old rookie. Now they signed Jason Campbell to be Wheeden's backup, creating a log jam of average talent at the position. The Browns traded McCoy this week to San Francisco for a 5th and 7th round pick.
3/28/13: Trent Richardson, the Browns starting running back and first round pick last April, is being sued by two women who claim he assaulted them. The story goes that they were invited to Richardson's house after a Browns' (rare) victory on December 6. Not long afterward, Richardson asked them to leave because they 'disrespected' him and his home. As the women left, Richardson allegedly banged on the hood of their car and caused $1,500 in damage. The complaint then alleges that he urged his girlfriend to attack the two women. Who knows how much of this is true or not, but surely will be a headache for Richardson.
3/21/13: Cleveland was one of the more active teams in free agency. The team needed to change a lot of their front seven defensively to match new defensive coordinator Ray Horton's 3-4 scheme. Signing linebacker Paul Kruger (Baltimore) and defensive lineman Desmond Bryant (Oakland) should help - assuming they are just entering their peak seasons. The Browns need those and others to play at extremely high levels because they have a lot invested in reshaping the defense to win games in the brutal AFC North Division. It will be interesting to see what the team does in the draft. They may go after another QB early to eventually unseed Brandon Wheedon.
3/14/13: Cleveland landed one of the top free agents in this year's crop, and hurt a division rival at the same time. Paul Krueger, the defensive end who was so key to the Ravens' Super Bowl run, signed a five year, $41 million contract with the Browns just hours after the opening of free agency. Krueger was coveted by several teams, and will likely play outside linebacker in new defensive coordinator Ray Horton's 3-4 scheme. Expect more moves out of the Browns in the next few weeks, as they have the most cap flexibility in the league this year.
3/7/13: Cleveland is quietly building a pretty solid team. True, they really have never solved the quarterback issue. A few years after drafting Colt McCoy in an early round, then giving up on him, they drafted 28 year old Brandon Wheeden. Wheeden was serviceable last year as a rookie, but most do not believe he is a long term solution. The Browns have the number 6 pick in the draft. However they probably will not use that pick for quarterback, and may try to get a pass rusher or cornerback with their first pick - or they could always trade down.
2/28/13: New Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski is facing the same problems his predecessors have faced for years - who will be the starting quarterback next season. Brandon Wheedon is the incumbent, and Coach Chud had some nice things to say about the first year pro, but not enough to commit to Wheeden as the starter. Previously, the Browns have burned up early round picks on quarterbacks such as Colt McCoy and Brady Quinn. The team has not had a real starter since unknown Derek Anderson had the one special year in the mid-2000's (then fell back to earth).
2/14/13: New Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is returning to his position as the CEO of Pilot Flying J truck stops. Haslam purchased the team for $1 billion from Randy Lerner in August and wanted to be part of the brain trust that restored the Browns to their former glory (presumably from the 50's and 60's). But, Haslam said that he missed his true love, running the family truck stops, even though he hired former PepsiCo president John Compton to be the CEO. The team claims that this decision will have no impact on their NFL operations, but truth is that it is unknown how much input he was providing in the first place.
2/7/13: It is no secret that the Browns need a quarterback. After drafting, then bailing on Colt McCoy, then drafting 28 year old Brandon Wheeden, and presumably bailing on him too - the team will probably look to free agency. The new offensive coordinator is Norv Turner. While many people do not consider Turner to be a particularly good head coach, he is well respected as an offensive guru. San Francisco backup Alex Smith praised Turner, leading to speculation that he may be the next Browns QB. But the 49ers would have to release Smith, and they may not be in a hurry to get rid of an experienced guy as a backup.
1/31/13: Browns new defensive coordinator Ray Horton confirmed that the Browns would be switching to a 3-4 defense this year. Horton architected and orchestrated the Arizona Cardinals defense for the past few years, and they were among the better defensive units in the league. The Cardinals undoing, of course, was the lack of any sort of talent in the quarterback position. Moving from a 4-3 to a 3-4 is difficult and requires different personnel, at least requiring the Browns to acquire versatile linebackers to play the scheme through the draft or free agency. Could Manti Te'o find a home in Cleveland?
1/24/13: To no one's surprise, the Cleveland Browns have re-orchistrated their coaching staff. The Browns hired Rob Chudzinski as head coach last week and have added Norv Turner as the offensive coordinator. Turner is known for being a great offensive coordinator, though his head coaching record is very spotty. As of now, Brandon Weeden is still the starting QB, but that could all change at the draft. There are not many top tier QBs available in this year's selection, but it would not be a big surprise if the Browns landed Geno Smith or EJ Manual. with their first selection.
1/17/13: While Jacksonville will not be bringing favorite son Tim Tebow home (which would at least sell tickets), and the 49ers famously passed on local boy Aaron Rodgers (in favor of Alex Smith) in the 2005 draft, at least one team seems to be showing love is own. The Browns hired Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski as their latest head coach. Coach Chud grew up in Toledo as a Browns fan, and seems excited about re-energizing a team that has lost 11 or more games for the past five seasons. Chudzinski is best known for developing Cam Newton over the past two seasons into an All-Pro talent.
1/10/13: Cleveland is still looking for the replacement for fired coach Pat Shurmur. The team was said to be close to signing Chip Kelly from the University of Oregon, but that deal fell through and Kelly is returning to the Ducks. The Browns have scheduled an interview with Mark Trestman, head coach of the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Trestman has a long history as an assistant in the NFL and has led the Alouettes since 2008. Also under consideration may be Cincinnati Offensive Coordinator Jay Gruden - the younger brother of former Tampay Bay and Oakland coach Jon Gruden.
1/3/13: Not that it was any surprise, but Cleveland failed to make the playoffs this season. They finished their season at division rival Pittsburgh, who also failed to make the postseason - therefore it was a meaningless game between teams with bitter fan bases. The Browns lost 24-10 behind third string quarterback Thaddeus Lewis. Lewis threw from 200 yards and a TD, instantly making him better than every QB in Arizona. Head Coach Pat Shurmer was fired the day following the game, and the Browns are rumored to want Nick Saban, though that may be a step down from his current job at Alabama.
12/27/12: The Browns have not been contenders all year, but a late season resurgance had people thinking the team was on the rise. However, losses to Washington last week and a 34-12 burial at the hands of the Broncos have many rethinking again. Cleveland allowed six sacks, all in the second half, one of which knocked starting QB Brandon Wheeden out of the game. The Browns could only muster a pair of field goals and a late touchdown, and are headed for a high pick in next year's draft. Cleveland visits the Steelers in the final game of the season for both teams.
12/20/12: The Browns' playoff hopes ended weeks ago, but the team has played quality football of late. Many expected the Browns to upset the Washington Redskins last Sunday, particularly since RG3 was out with an injury. But backup QB Kirk Cousins had a monster game in his first career start, throwing for 329 yards and two TDs. Cleveland was shut down on the ground, as rookie running back Trent Richards was held to just 28 yards on 11 carries. But the Browns' fans should take hope in the recent surge, and may be competitive next season. The Browns visit the Broncos this coming Sunday.
12/13/12: Cleveland notched their fifth win of the season by defeating the lowly Kansas City Chiefs 30-7 last Sunday. Beating KC is not much of an accomplishment this year, its been done 9 times, but Cleveland looked like an improving team. Rookie running back Trent Richardson scored two goal line touchdowns, and kick returner Travis Benjamin scored on a 93 yard return in the second quarter. The Browns defense gave up an 80 yard touchdown run to Jamaal Charles on the first play from scrimmage, but completely shut out the Chiefs for the next 59:48. The Browns now host the Redskins who are searching for a playoff birth, though the status of RG3 is unknown at this time.
12/6/12: Cleveland made a West Coast trip in a game that featured two 3 win teams. The Browns prevailed 20-17 over the Oakland Raiders and snapped a 12 game road losing streak dating back to early last season. Rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden had a monster game, throwing for 364 yards and a touchdown. The Browns actually moved the ball pretty effectively, showing that the team does have some offensive prowess. Cleveland returns home this week to host the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs are coming off of an emotional victory over Carolina, following the Jovan Belcher tragedy.
The Browns have spent a majority of their OTAs trying to find a replacement at defensive tackle for the injured Phil Taylor. Taylor, who was injured lifting weights in May, had surgery to repair his torn chest muscle and is expected to miss the beginning of the 2012 season. The Browns selected John Hughes out of Cincinnati in the third round and Billy Winn from Boise State in the sixth round of this year's draft. Cleveland hopes one of the rookies will shine during offseason workouts and at least hold down the middle of the defensive line until Taylor is able to return.
Named after famous coach Paul Brown who pioneered the No Huddle Offense among other now-common offensive strategies, the Cleveland Browns joined the NFL in 1950. After a hiatus from 1996-1999, the Browns returned to the field and, according to a 2006 Bizjournal.com study, the most loyal fanbase in the NFL. Head coach Eric Mangini will be looking to give back to fans this year so get your Cleveland Browns tickets before it's too late!
Cleveland Browns Tickets - The Players
There isn't much to say aside from the name Peyton Hillis. Colt McCoy had hype but I lost respect for him when he sat out of the National Championship for a sprained shoulder. Josh Cribbs could have a big year and is a good receiver but unless they get a QB who can play he won't do much good. The defense is also atrocious. They won't do well but the real question is who will finish last in their division, the Bengals or the Browns? Their new coach Pat Shurmur is taking over so maybe he has some insight as to how to bring this team into contention with the Ravens or the Steelers which is probably an impossible task.
Related Teams and Bands
Cleveland Browns Ticket Prices
$5 - $1301
The average cost of Browns tickets is $89.23 for the past 7 days. Their price rank is 32 out of 32 total teams. Their next upcoming game vs Rams has an average price of $33.17, which is 62.8% below the average price.
Cleveland Browns vs. Green Bay Packers Cleveland Browns vs. New England Patriots Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens Cleveland Browns vs. New York Jets
Cleveland Browns Schedule & Key Dates
Opening Day / Cleveland Browns First Game 2013
Cleveland Browns Preseason Beginning 2013
Dec 30, 2012 Cleveland Browns 10 - 24 Pittsburgh Steelers Dec 23, 2012 Cleveland Browns 12 - 34 Denver Broncos Dec 16, 2012 Washington Redskins 38 - 21 Cleveland Browns Dec 9, 2012 Kansas City Chiefs 7 - 30 Cleveland Browns Nov 25, 2012 Pittsburgh Steelers 14 - 20 Cleveland Browns Nov 18, 2012 Cleveland Browns 20 - 23 Dallas Cowboys Nov 4, 2012 Baltimore Ravens 25 - 15 Cleveland Browns Oct 28, 2012 San Diego Chargers 6 - 7 Cleveland Browns Oct 21, 2012 Cleveland Browns 13 - 17 Indianapolis Colts Oct 14, 2012 Cincinnati Bengals 24 - 34 Cleveland Browns Oct 7, 2012 Cleveland Browns 27 - 41 New York Giants Sep 27, 2012 Cleveland Browns 16 - 23 Baltimore Ravens Sep 23, 2012 Buffalo Bills 24 - 14 Cleveland Browns Sep 16, 2012 Cleveland Browns 27 - 34 Cincinnati Bengals Sep 9, 2012 Philadelphia Eagles 17 - 16 Cleveland Browns Aug 30, 2012 Chicago Bears 28 - 20 Cleveland Browns Aug 24, 2012 Philadelphia Eagles 27 - 10 Cleveland Browns Aug 16, 2012 Cleveland Browns 35 - 10 Green Bay Packers -
Cleveland Browns vs. St. Louis Rams Cleveland Browns vs. Detroit Lions Cleveland Browns vs. Indianapolis Colts -
Aug 8, 2013 St. Louis Rams vs Cleveland Browns Aug 15, 2013 Detroit Lions vs Cleveland Browns Aug 24, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Indianapolis Colts Aug 29, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Chicago Bears Sep 8, 2013 Miami Dolphins vs Cleveland Browns Sep 15, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens Sep 22, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Minnesota Vikings Sep 29, 2013 Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns Oct 3, 2013 Buffalo Bills vs Cleveland Browns Oct 13, 2013 Detroit Lions vs Cleveland Browns Oct 20, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Green Bay Packers Oct 27, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Kansas City Chiefs Nov 3, 2013 Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns Nov 17, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Cincinnati Bengals Nov 24, 2013 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns Dec 1, 2013 Jacksonville Jaguars vs Cleveland Browns Dec 8, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs New England Patriots Dec 15, 2013 Chicago Bears vs Cleveland Browns Dec 22, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs New York Jets Dec 29, 2013 Cleveland Browns vs Pittsburgh Steelers


text:
Mistakenly freed killer captured while watching TV
CHICAGO (AP) — Two days after a stunning series of errors allowed a convicted murderer to walk out of a Chicago jail where he did not need to be in the first place, police recaptured the man at a northern Illinois home where he was found watching TV.
Steven L. Robbins, 44, put up no resistance Friday night as police burst through the door of a townhome in Kankakee, about 60 miles south of Chicago, said Cook County Sheriff's Office spokesman Frank Bilecki.
"He was in the living room or kitchen area watching TV, taken by total surprise," Bilecki said, adding that it appears the homeowner might know an acquaintance of Robbins.
The mistaken release of the prisoner, who was serving a 60-year sentence in Indiana for murder, focused attention on an antiquated corner of the criminal justice system that still relies extensively on paper documents instead of computers in moving detainees around and keeping tabs on their court status.
The episode prompted promises of change, but also some finger-pointing about who was ultimately to blame for a mistake with precedent in the Cook County system.
"We're not ducking the fact we dropped the ball. We made mistakes," Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart said Friday. "The public deserves much more. We're going to find out what went wrong here."
In Robbins' case, his transfer to Illinois to begin with was the result of a mistake, officials said.
He was brought before a Cook County Circuit Court judge on Tuesday and Wednesday over drug and armed violence charges in a case that it turns out had been dismissed in 2007. But because law enforcement authorities were still seeing an active arrest warrant, his transfer was requested and approved, according to Dart's office.
In a second lapse that Dart took responsibility for, he acknowledged that paperwork was lost that would have made it clear to Illinois officials that Robbins was to be returned to Indiana custody. As a result, he was allowed to walk out of the Cook County Jail's main gate on Wednesday evening. It took another 24 hours before the public was alerted that he was on the loose.
But Dart and Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez, both prominent local Democrats, exchanged tense words Friday about who should accept responsibility for having Robbins brought to Chicago from Indiana. Continued...
Alvarez said her office had told Dart's office that Robbins' drug and armed violence case was closed. But Dart's office proceeded to bring him to Chicago, she said, because of confusion over the outcome of the case and because Robbins demanded to stand trial.
"The Cook County Sherriff's Police, despite the fact that the assistant state's attorney told them that they didn't have to bring him back, they thought it would be better if they did bring him back to get this all cleared up because the guy keeps writing letters demanding trial," Alvarez told reporters.
But Dart said his office sought — and was granted — permission from the state attorney's office to bring Robbins to Chicago. The sheriff showed The Associated Press a copy of the extradition request from September signed by one of Alvarez's prosecutors.
Robbins, a Gary, Ind., native, was serving a sentence for murder and weapons convictions out of Marion County in Indiana.
Witnesses to the 2002 killing told police Robbins was arguing with his wife outside a birthday party in Indianapolis when a man intervened, telling Robbins he should not hit a woman, according to court documents.
Witnesses said Robbins then retrieved a gun from a car and shot the man in the chest before fleeing. He started serving his sentence in October 2004.
He was expected to be transferred back to the state prison in Michigan City, Ind., on Saturday.
"We are grateful that law enforcement caught him before he committed another crime," Indiana Department of Corrections spokesman Doug Garrison said.
It is not the first time a prisoner has been mistakenly freed from the Cook County Jail. In 2009, Jonathan Cooper, who was serving a 30-year manslaughter sentence in Mississippi, was brought to Chicago to face charges that he failed to register as a sex offender.
Prosecutors dropped the charges because, as an inmate, he could not comply with the Sex Offender Registration Act. A clerk reportedly failed to include the Mississippi sentence information in Cooper's file, and jail staff released him. Continued...
Cooper turned himself in several days later.
Associated Press writers Don Babwin in Chicago and Pamela Engel and Charles D. Wilson in Indianapolis contributed to this report.
See wrong or incorrect information in a story. Tell us here
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National News Videos
- Mystery surrounds departure of Oakland University President Gary Russi and wife Beckie Francis (56)
- PAT CAPUTO: Issues for Detroit Tigers run deeper than Jose Valverde (37)
- PAT CAPUTO: Detroit Lions can make the NFL playoffs - if the following occurs WITH VIDEO (27)
- Celebrities, news outlets take to Twitter over death of James Gandolfini (20)
- POLICE: Alcohol a factor in 100 mph pursuit initiated by 14-year-old driver, five teens unhurt in crash (16)
- New backcourt leads Lathrup over Dragons (31)
- "Sesame Street" introduces a Muppet whose father is in jail (25)
- Mob underboss says Jimmy Hoffa was "buried alive" at dig site in Oakland Township (10)
- Gordie Howe awarded $3 million for destroyed sports memorabilia (8)
- Gov. Rick Snyder urges Israel to bring its business to Michigan (7)
- Jury rules in favor of Gordie Howe in $3 million lawsuit involving destroyed memorabilia (6)
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Frye on the News
Stephen Frye has covered the police beat and courts for The Oakland Press and now serves as online editor for www.theoaklandpress.com.
The Law Blogger
Informs on and discusses current matters of legal interest to readers of The Oakland Press and to consumers of legal services in the community.
Cat Chat
Caren Gittleman likes talking cats. She'll discuss everything about them. Share your stories and ask her questions about your favorite feline.
Outdoor Notes
Roger Beukema shares news from Lansing that impacts sportsmen (this means ladies as well) and talks about things he finds when he goes overseas to visit his children, and adding your comments into the mix.
Earth's Almanac
Join Jonathan Schechter as he shares thoughts on our natural world in Oakland County and beyond.


text:
Want to set your local edition?
Select your location for more focused local news coverage when you visit NOLA.com.
Don't worry. You can change this setting at any time to another local edition.
Android and iPhone users can now get score alerts, customize news, follow their favorite teams and submit scores on their phones
Full Story »


text:
Attention Scriptlance users, Scriptlance has been acquired by Freelancer.com! Find out more
Location: London, Uganda
Member since: March 2011
[read more]
content | aux0 | aux1 | aux2 | aux3 | aux4 | aux5 | aux6 | aux7 | aux8 | aux9 |
content | aux0 | aux1 | aux2 | aux3 | aux4 | aux5 | aux6 | aux7 | aux8 | aux9 |
The user has not yet taken any exams.
The user has not yet uploaded a resume.
As you use Freelancer.com to complete work, you'll earn badges which appear on your profile.
Elite Badges are very difficult to obtain, obtainable by only our most dedicated users.
Pro Badges are somewhat uncommon but still obtainable with little effort.
Standard Badges are common and easy to obtain.
G'day! Freelancer.com.au is the world's largest outsourcing and crowdsourcing marketplace for small business with professionals and growing! Australian small businesses can connect to our global labour pool just by posting a project! We connect users all around the world, from Canberra to Calcutta, Perth to Peru, Sydney to Sri Lanka and Melbourne to Mumbai.
The Freelancer.com.au talent pool is endless with skill sets ranging from programming, web and graphic design, SEO, SEM, the sciences, engineering, writing, data entry, accounting and legal services to name just a few. Our freelancers are ready and waiting to bid on your project right now and the average job size is under $200! You can find freelancers to design your logo, build your website, add a shopping cart and have your website up and running in just a week.
Are you looking to find freelance jobs or make money indirectly through our online affiliate programs? Sign up now and get started making money immediately!
Freelancer.com.au takes many measures to ensure your safety and security on the site. There is a secure milestone payment system and an online dispute system to protect your interests.
© Copyright 2013 Freelancer Technology Pty Limited (ACN 142 189 759)
Freelancer ® is a registered Trademark of Freelancer Technology Pty Limited (ACN 142 189 759)


text:
That's Monsterville Horton IV. And here are some things we have learned about him:
Monsterville Horton, IV grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and was introduced to the exciting world of wine at the young age of seven.
His career to date has included sommelier, wine consultant, wine educator/lecturer, wine buyer and wine judge.
He has been privileged to visit, study and live in every major wine region in the world and has taught wine education and appreciation in both Europe and North America.
As one of only 135 Certified Wine Educators in the world, Monsterville has proven to possess one of the best palates on the planet.
Monsterville believes that great wine is not simple; however, it's not inscrutable either.
What we have not been able to determine:
The provenance of his name.
Vote. And follow us on Twitter @NOTYtourney.
No. 14 Dr. Loveday Conquest: University of Washington Professor, Aquatic & Fishery Sciences/Center for Quantitative Science
No. 11 Monsterville Horton IV: Houston wine salesman.
No. 7 Rev. Demon Sox: Lutheran minister, retired.
No. 2 Taco B.M. Monster: Dutch pharmacoepidemiologist.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Dragonwagon Regional, Second Round, Part 2
18 comments:
- MikeSaysNo said...
I am refraining from voting in the taco bm monster/rev. demon sox matchup. To choose one over the other would be like choosing one of my children over the other. It just cannot be done.
- June 1, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- Mike said...
Can we just mention that one of Taco B.M. Monster's co-authors on that publication is Lolkje T.W. de Jong-van den Berg? What in the heck kind of name is that? Lolkje T.W. de Jong-van den Berg... is ridiculous.
But, of course, Taco wins this match-up and the entire tournament. TACO MONSTER!!!! - June 1, 2011 at 11:57 PM
- Bea said...
This must be the hardest pair of match ups! I am so sorry Dr Loveday Conquest but I could not vote for you!
- June 2, 2011 at 1:04 PM
- Adam said...
Let's be honest....the seeding here is criminal. How MHIV and Dr. TBMM can face each other this yearly is an outrage. This is a Championship caliber matchup or at least a final four. SHAME ON YOU HIGH COMMITTEE!!!
- June 2, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Caleb said...
You totally ruined my monsterville fantasy.
Since he was the 4th, I pictured this long dynasty of monsterville hortons.
Like Lt. Dan in Forrest Gump, I pictured one Monsterville fighting in every American major battle. It didn't quite line up with numbers, but still. - June 2, 2011 at 6:40 PM
- Ben said...
Good God, next contest please!
- June 8, 2011 at 9:54 AM
- Adam said...
This is turning into the Jarndyce v. Jarndyce of brackets.
- June 9, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Anatoly said...
Do you have any contest?
Thanks for the awesome and perfect post :)
Check out our site for more:
ecommerce templates - June 9, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- Elkminster said...
Hey, everyone... are you guys all psyched up for NOTY 2012? I think it starts pretty soon. I can't wait for the match-ups!
- June 10, 2011 at 1:36 AM
- racksjunk said...
My office pool has completely lost interest at this point. Way to kill the enthusiasm.
- June 10, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- Elkminster said...
Yep... our office pool has completely fizzled as well. It's unreal how slow this thing goes. We've been talking about starting up a new one where we'll actually complete the voting and tournament within a reasonable timeframe (within 3 or 4 weeks, instead of the 3 or 4 months that this thing takes, for no discernible reason).
- June 12, 2011 at 4:02 AM
- Sam said...
you guys are aware that there are about a thousand people would put this up for you guys in a timely fashion? There are a lot of you on the high committee, can't ONE of you make time to post?
- June 12, 2011 at 10:06 PM
- Adam said...
I smell a mutiny on the HMS Noty.
- June 13, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- Sommy said...
The NOTY high committee sure is taking their sweet time with this. Not really sure why, since we all know that Taco BM Monster is going to be the winner. Sure, Taco is a 2-seed, but that's intentional.
- June 14, 2011 at 12:09 AM
- Tim said...
I can't wait until we get to see the 2012 bracket in about 4 years.
- June 14, 2011 at 11:46 AM
- The Velvet Milkman said...
I'm about ready to give up unless they decide to start posting more than once every fortnight.
- June 17, 2011 at 1:57 AM
- BFJ said...
Annnnd...bookmark is deleted. Way to ruin a great tradition, fellas.
- June 18, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- cheapwowgoldmissnow said...
His / her career to date offers included sommelier, wine beverages expert cheap swtor credits, wines educator/lecturer, wine beverage consumer along with wine beverages judge.
He's already been fortunate to check out, review and live in each and every key wines region in the world and swtor credits contains trained wine training and appreciation both in Europe along with The united states.
Among just One hundred thirty five Qualified Wine Teachers on the planet buy swtor credits, Monsterville has shown to possess one of the better palates on the planet. - December 29, 2011 at 10:01 PM


text:
Take a look at these creative ideas for delicious and nutritious lunches to pack your little ones off to school with.
These clever snacks, filled with tuna and topped with cheddar cheese sails, carry on the seaside theme.
Small, crustless sandwiches seem very genteel to kids--just the right prop for a spontaneous game of tea time. And just wait until they get a load of a small, crustless sandwich that swirls.
Get your kids to eat their veggies with this tasty sandwich.
These little sandwiches make the perfect finger foods for picky eaters.
It's one of life's snack mysteries: Putting food on a stick improves the flavor. This sweet kebob alternates fruit and marshmallow.
One of the tastiest ways to give your children their favorite vegetables is in a pocket bread.
If cheese balls are the hit of the party, mini cheese balls are an even bigger hit!
Every kid loves salsa and chips and this sweeter take on them is the perfect snack.
Kids love pizza, and these crackers are a great mini-version for after-school snacks.
Marinating chicken in buttermilk gives it a delicious flavor and keeps it nice and tender. Japanese panko breadcrumbs—which can be bought in Asian food stores and many large supermarkets -- give the chicken a crispy, tasty coating.


text:
Holy Order of the Invisible Pink Unicorn (HOOTIPU) |
Holy Order of the Invisible Pink Unicorn (HOOTIPU) |
Timothy_417 |
Jul 10, 2003, 05:27 PM
Awakening Group: Basic Member Posts: 234 Joined: May 21, 2003 Member No.: 479 |
I've decided to start a religion. I hereby inaugurate the Holy Order of the Invisible Pink Unicorn (HOOTIPU) and proclaim its sacred universality. Let there be no doubt that the Invisible Pink Unicorn (IPU) is real and ultimate. How do I know that the IPU is real? I have experienced it. I am not decieved for my experience of holy invisible pinkness is accutely real and transcends the mere illusion of this present world. The IPU is real. It is everyone, and in everyting. I am the IPU and so are you. In fact, reality is the IPU, bless that holy name. Reason and truth are insufficient to describe the reality of the loving lord unicorn. As such they cannot be used to invalidate the reality of the holy pointed one, and are vulgar machinations of humans blind to the nature of their own delusion. Look deep into yourself and discover the truth of the IPU. Grasp onto the holy horn reality and ride the invisibly pink winged stallion of truth into oblivion!
-------- Your High Priest and Overlord, Timothy PS - Tithe is 95% and is due tuesday May pinkness prevail! |
joe |
Jul 11, 2003, 11:11 AM
Unregistered |
Only water! |
Lo-Fi Version | Time is now: 19th June 2013 - 01:13 PM |


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Of course, there's the common computer injuries: carpel tunnel from too much typing, neck pain from looking down at your computer screen, tight hips from sitting in an office chair all day and shoulder pain from carrying your laptop or large purse to and from work.
Jobs also bring about stress injuries -- probably the most common are tension headaches and tightened muscles.
To prevent your job from hurting you so severely in this way, remind yourself to take time to stretch occasionally and give your eyes a break from your computer screen. Take a few deep breaths before you dive back in.
No. 2: Management that can't lead
Let's face it, there are a lot of jerks out there and there are a lot of managers and bosses who have no business being in the positions they are. If you pick up on that at your office, every bad decision and every offensive comment they make might drive you a little batty.
Others may be great business leaders but aren't great at communicating exactly what they want or communicating. Dealing with bosses who are micromanagers or who are so hands off that you're doing their job can cause you extra stress on top of the stress you have from producing work.
Sometimes personalities just clash. If you're able to work it out with your boss, assert yourself and get your way, more power to you.
But, if it gets to the point where your boss is just pushing you too far and affecting your health, it might be time to find other employment. It's not worth sacrificing your health for a dumb boss.


text:
Men's Regular Narrow Silk Knit Necktie
Item # 082123-AL3
$39.99 - $59.00
Monogramming Options
Allow 1-2 days extra for delivery of monogrammed items. The monogram and fee will be applied to the quantity selected with this item. To order multiples of this item with different monograms, please order items one at a time.
Monogram Type
A classic Silk Knit update.
- 100% silk
- Hand sewn in Italy
- 2 3/4" apron
- Square shaped
Every man needs our Silk Knit Tie in his closet. Not only is it a Blazer Shirt and Chino's natural companion, the style's also been updated. Now the tie is slightly narrower, so it complements, not overwhelms, your shirt. And the fabric is an unusually intricate "grano di riso" knit — literally, "grain of rice." The yarn dyed silk is knit on Italian looms, then the tie is carefully hand sewn, so it won't torque or twist. 100% silk. Dry clean, lay flat to store. Made in Italy.


text:
College Recruitment
What are you looking for?
The chance to make an impact every day, from day one. Meaningful, challenging work. Recognition for your accomplishments. Competitive pay and benefits. Leadership and advancement opportunities. A welcoming and improvement-driven workplace.
You've found it at HNI.
Why HNI?
A job or internship with HNI can definitely spice up your resume, but we'll offer you much more. We'll celebrate and challenge you, giving you the foundation you need to build a successful career.
Internship Opportunities
At HNI, our interns are involved in practically every aspect of our business - finance, marketing, engineering, supply chain management, law, sales, IT, human resources, product development, quality control, and more! After all, the time we'll spend developing your skills as an intern is an investment; if possible, we want to reward your successful internship by offering you a job after college.
Opportunities for New Grads
Now that you're finished with college, you know what you value - integrity, diversity, continuous improvement, strong relationships, and meaningful work that makes a real impact. At HNI, we value the same things.
What Our Interns and New Members Say
We've told you about all of the great things we have to offer you. But don't just take our word for it! Our interns and new members have some thoughts for you, too.
Home|Career Opportunities|College Recruitment|Company Information
Copyright 2013 HNI Corportation - All rights reserved.


text:
Personal Messaging temporarily unavailable.
but what choice do I have if I cant easily update my software???
Will that new version allow me to keep my current wireless drivers (those installed by default on FM)? As I said, my problem was lost my wireless adapter support when upgrading.
Cool! Thank you I will wait & see!Can you tell me what is the easiest way to install new software? I dont know how to build from source or install RPM's that I download. I tried using the instructions I found in the wiki to install RPM's, but I keep getting a "no such file or directory" error. But I KNOW the file is there!What should I do?
I may have answered my own question here. Using Synaptic I installed RPM Installer, hopefullt that will make installing programs easier for me!
...will make installing programs easier for me
Hello,I have FM light installed from a fresh install earlier this year. On upadating this week a problem has occured on the FM and kde settings.I may have mistakenly put a query on the main PCLos forum here http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,106587 on an issue with the last kde4 update that has removed most of the the FM desktops. I am left with the media background and standard kde menus. Can anyone help on this, failing that a reinstall of FM light and new user may be needed, but if I can restore the original settings with a "tweak" that would be the best result.Thanks for a great OS that the missus loves to use.Any guidance appreciated.


text:
« Back to people
Kody Trauger
Student, Class of 2013http://www.kodytrauger.com
Foremost I am a passionate social/cultural educator and student. I received my Bachelors from NYU in Individualized Study with a concentration in the Development of Gender and Sexual Identity and am currently working on a Masters in the Interactive Telecommunications Program. In other words, I am a creative and critical thinker who dabbles in new media conception and production. I\'m interested in the interaction with one's self, video production, and computer visuals.
City of Origin: | Sellersville, PA, USA |
Current residence: | Brooklyn, USA |


text:
Stop by the MOViN 92.5 Tent for a FREE Sample of Jones Soda and YOUR shot at a FREE Trip to L.A. for the premier of G.I. Joe!
Contact Us
MOViN 92.5 DJs:Brooke & Jubal In The Morning M-F 6:00am - 10:00am
Maynard M-F 10:00am - 2:00pm
Mason M-F 2:00pm - 7:00pm
Justin M-F 7:00pm - 12:00am
Kel M-F 12:00am - 6:00am
Benefit Events
General Contest Rules


text: Welcome to McCool Photos! Your largest resource for Michelle McCool pictorials on the web today! Exceeding over 100,000 photos, everything from Photoshoots, TV Captures, Magazine Scans and plenty of exclusives. Have any pictures you would like to donate? You can send them to email@example.com! Thanks for visiting the Image Gallery, be sure to check back everyday! | |||||


text:
You may also like...
Fathead New York Jets Mark Sanchez Player Wall Graphic
Item no: 3894002 Price: $99.99
AVAILABILITY: Leaves warehouse in 7 - 10 full bus. days. - (Details)
Standard Ground Service Available (normally $8.29) - (Details)
Note: Shipping restrictions may apply.
Remember, no sales tax except in FL, IL, KY, NY, OH, PA and TX.
Product Information
The NFL® player Fathead® wall graphic is made from tough, tear- and fade-resistant vinyl and features high-resolution 3D graphics. The player includes additional separate mini graphics of the team logo and Fathead® shield. Fathead® wall graphics boast a low-tack adhesive and can be removed from walls without damaging surfaces.
Product Features
Features- NFL® player wall graphic
- Designed with high-resolution 3D graphics
- Made of tough, tear- and fade-resistant vinyl
- Includes additional mini graphics
- A low-tack adhesive allows the graphics to be removed from walls without damaging surfaces
- Dimensions: W 3'6" x H 6'5"
- Officially licensed


text:
Elegantly enveloped within the Santa Rosa Mountain range, The Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage is located on a 650-foot bluff overlooking world-famous Palm Springs and a picturesque valley.
This luxurious Palm Springs hotel boasting 260 guest rooms with 30 suites, is thoughtfully-designed to complement its desert mountain location by featuring natural elements of stone, wood and fire – which reflect the local landscape, hues and culture.
At The Ritz-Carlton's Palm Springs spa resort, amenity highlights include a culinary collaboration with celebrated chef/restaurateur, Joachim Splichal of Los Angeles, a luxurious, 24,000-square-foot La Prairie destination spa, cliff-side swimming and relaxation pools, the finest golf and tennis experience at the premier courses and clubs in the Valley. In addition, guests can enjoy more than 20 miles of mountain hiking trails, as well as a wide array of cultural and recreational activities.
This exceptional Palm Springs hotel in California offers guests a true luxury desert experience, while providing convenient access to world-class shopping, dining.
A $25 daily resort fee provides use of the following:


text:
Interested in a learning abroad program? Have questions? Learning Abroad Peer Advisors are available from 8 am – 5 pm, Monday through Friday to help students identify program options, answer questions, and assist with the application process. Visit room 159 in the Union to speak with a Peer Advisor!
This week's photo was taken in Oviedo, Spain:
Tourist Mistake #2: Disobeying the laws...of gravity.
Congrats to this week's winner!
To the rest of you, keep posting your instagram photos with the tag #utahabroad for your chance to win a $15 gift certificate to the Pie.
This week's winning photo comes to us from Thailand:
Tourist Mistake #1: Initiating Romances with the Locals
Congratulations to our winner!
Students, be sure to keep entering your photos at #utahabroad for a chance to win a $15 gift certificate to the Pie.
Each month we will have a theme, and each week we will award a $15 gift certificate to the Pie to the student with the best photo. Our monthly themes are:
Tag your photos with #utahabroad to enter the contest! You are welcome to enter as many photos as you'd like (the more the merrier!).
Please be sure to include your name and program title in the photo description. Photos must be taken abroad, but you can continue to submit photos once you're home if you'd like. Photos will appear on our facebook page, in the instragram tab. Check out our instragram stream here.
Contest is open to all current and past participants on a University of Utah learning abroad program.
Each week's winning photo will be featured on our website and facebook page (you'll be famous)!
Ever wonder what Learning Abroad experiences your advisors have had? Kajsa our Europe advisor shares her experiences here.


text:
Tags: Madonna
Madonna's shock and awe tactics continued on her MDNA tour hit Rome last night, with the 53 year old star flashing her backside to the Italian audience.
Performing at the Stadio Olimpico in the Italian capital, Madonna again chose to flash the flesh during her performance of the 1995 hit 'Human Nature', turning round and stripping off her trousers to reveal a black, lacy g-string underneath her tights.
This latest provocative move comes just days after Madonna flashed one of her nipples during the same song as she performed in Turkey. After removing her shirt and singing while wearing only trousers and a bra, she peeled down the underwear to reveal her breast to the excited audience.
Madonna's MDNA tour reaches the UK in July.
Check out the video of Madonna's bum flash in Rome below, now.


text:
Home > Accessories > Women's > Polka Dot Scarf
Please waitloading...
This pure silk scarf features this season's polka dot print with small pin dots scattered in the centre and bold dots defining the outer border. A play on our trademark twin tipping offsets the polka dot design, whilst our signature Laurel Wreath is printed in one corner. Perfect tied in the hair or around the neck; this delicate silk scarf adds colour to simple outfits.
Colour __description__
* Required Fields
Site by De Facto


text:
I want your OPINION! Which one would you have? Xbox (Microsoft) or Ps3 (Sony) And why? I just want your opinion! And also which game would you choose? Mw3 / Mw2 / Black Ops / Black Ops 2? Post a comment below! _ _ _ _ __ ___ __ ___ | || | _ _ | |__ (_) / \ / _ \ / \ | __| \_, | | +| | | / / | | | () | \_, / | () | |__ \ _|__/ \_,_| |_\_\ _|_|_ _\__/ _/_/_ _\__/ |___/ _| """"|_|"""""|_|"""""|_|"""""|_|"""""|_|"""""|_|"""""|_|"""""| "`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-'"`-0-0-' |
i have a PS3 sooo.... PS3! and the game i would choose Black ops 2 |
I'm partial to Xbox. I've had mine for god knows how long and have love it ever since. Well, except for the red ring of death a few years back, that was a hassle. Surprisignly i've never had the urge to get a Ps3. I had the original playstation, and playstation 2, but since I got Xbox i've had no reason to get a Playstation. In terms of which CoD game. I would go for Black Ops 2, just because I haven't gotten a chance to play it yet. But I really enjoyed Modern Warfare 2 the most I think. |
Ha, not even a question. Xbox all the way. And to answer your other question: Halo. I've never played any of those Call of Duty games... |
I have ps3 and xbox but the xbox gets about 100 times more usage. It has better 3rd party support, better live services if you play as much as i do, and better motion stuff if ur into that and i would rather have halo. Any halo. |
Yea also if you don't have any of those games *Call of Duty games then just suggest a game maybe you have that you think its fun! Thank you! .------..------..------..------..------..------..------..------. |Y.--. ||U.--. ||K.--. ||I.--. ||0.--. ||9.--. ||0.--. ||5.--. | | (\/) || (\/) || :/\: || (\/) || :/\: || :/\: || :/\: || :/\: | | :\/: || :\/: || :\/: || :\/: || :\/: || (__) || :\/: || (__) | | '--'Y|| '--'U|| '--'K|| '--'I|| '--'0|| '--'9|| '--'0|| '--'5| `------'`------'`------'`------'`------'`------'`------'`------' |
I bought an xbox 360 when Oblivion launched, but I think I went through four of them by the time I was finished with my freshman year of college. The fourth xbox was on its way out, so instead of buying a new one, I bought a PS3 so I could play Blu-Ray movies and Resistance 2. Resistance 2 wasn't really that great, and I don't watch many Blu-Ray films, but I love the Uncharted series and I find the Dual Shock 3 controller to be superior to the Xbox 360 gamepad. The PS3 is not the console to buy if you really enjoy online gaming though. There are a lot more people playing online on the xbox servers, and the xbox store generally has better downloadable games. Because I don't play many console games online and because I mainly use my PS3 as a Netflix player, I am fine with the PS3. |
What I don't like about PS3 is about the hacking things. So many people hack games and also some people hacked on some people's credit card account which I am afraid of so yea. I sticked with xbox. |
Yeah, PSN was down for 2-3 months, and all I got in return was Little Big Planet (hated it) and the PS3 Wipeout game. InFamous would've been a sweet deal, but that was one of the first games I bought for PS3 :P |
Ha! Ohhhhhhhh Sony... Say what you will about Nintendo, at least they know how to make up for their mistakes. After Nintendo dropped the price of the 3DS a few months after release they started up the Ambassador Program for the early adopters who paid more. I ended up getting 20 free games out of the deal! And they were good games too.... well worth the extra I paid. |
It has to be the PS3 all the way, free online is all we need, and definitely Black Ops 2 , it's a sick game |
I'd have to side with xbox. I need my Halo and generally like the xbox controller for everything but fighting games. Need a ps3 though if you want to play fighting games, or else you will probably end up buying a joystick to get better. I always saw the benefit in free online access with ps3, but I just saw that it said I had to "purchase" and online pass to play Playstation AllStars Battle Royale online. I do remember playing fat princess online for free though so kind of confused if this is a new thing or just poor wording. Id choose Modern warfare 3 of all the CoD, even if the only one I spent time getting better at was Modern Warfare 2. The games need online capabilities for multiple people on the same screen though or else Id probably not get the game. |
I believe an online pass is the same thing as like, battlefield as started using as well as a multitude of other titles that call it something else. The online pass is a code that is connected to your account that allows you to play (not including xbl/ps3). This usually comes with the game but what it prevents is someone who bought the game used or hacked it to play online without said online pass. Its wonky and makes a lot of people upset, but its becoming pretty popular these days. also i would add that if you don't play games much, ps3 might be a good call, but if you plan on being on regularly, typically the xbox is better. People can argue backwards compat, but if you have a ps2, jsut don't get rid of if you still want to play that stuff. I much prefer the xbox controller as well, and wireless isn't an issue for me. |
Well Xbox's backwards compatibility is nothing to shake a stick at... only a handful of games got the emulator. Not saying I have a huge desire to play old Xbox games all the time, but I still wish I could go back and play Timesplitters 2 from time to time. Oh, and to add to the debate, Xbox has Minecraft. Win! |
if ps3 were better i would say keep your old xbox and just get a ps3 also. My argument is more just that backwards compatibility is a stupid reason to invest hundreds of dollars into a console |
Ohhh, I gotcha. My bad, I read read your statement wrong... General question for everyone: If you have both an Xbox and a PS3 (like some of you have stated you do) and a third party title comes out on both platforms, what factors influence you to buy the game for either the PS3 or the Xbox over the other? (Besides the obvious controller preference -- unless that's legit the only reason why) I don't have a Playstation and I know very little about it, so I'm honestly curious as to what would make one more preferable over the other. |
i prefer to have it on xbox even though i have both consoles, probably cajuse i've always played more xbox games so i kinda took al iking to it. |
definitely xbox (mostly because of the controller) however if my brother is getting it for multiplayer, ill play it with him on the ps3 instead |
Xbox hands down. I remember buying the original Xbox on day 1 of it's launch. That system was awesome, and so is the 360. Literally the best thing about Xbox is Xbox Live. That made the system non comparable with PS3. When it was introduced and you could play Halo 2, or any of the other live titles at the time, people were glued to their TVs for ungodly amounts of time. |
I tend to get the xbox game over the ps3 game. Just love the xbox controller. I remember hating the xbox when it first came out because the original controller was worse then others because it was huge. Some people liked it though. I loved when they improved them though. Ever since I've loved the feel of xbox toggle sticks and button layout. As I mentioned in an earlier post though, if it''s an arcade fighter (or even any game that works better on a d-pad than control stick) I need a ps3. I can't do directional moves as easly on an xbox d-pad because it sits on one axis. It's essentially one huge button, whereas the ps3 has 4 separated direction pad buttons. I'm right there with bloodbath remembering how gaming changed when xbox live came out during the halo 2 days. Finally I could get better at a game without having to invite 14 friends to hook up multiple wires, routers, tvs and xboxs just so we could all play the same game together OCCASIONALLY. Oh and about the backwards compatibility thing with ps3 lucigen mentioned, it's even worse because only 'certain' ps3s are actually fully backwards compatible. Need to find gen1 PS3s. And you can only get the bulky system, rather than the nicer current models. Backwards compatibility is cool because its kind of annoying to have keep all your old systems on hand if you want to play an old game, especially if you move places in your life. Xbox backwards compatibility was kinda a hoax, even if some games work. |
I'm pretty anti-nintendo but mostly because I spent a bunch of money on the Wii (with all the peripherals) and NEVER played it. There were never any games that really got me wanting to play. I have heard some good things about WiiU though. |
Yeah I agree with captainkirk. even as a big Nintendo fan I rarely ever used my wii except to emulate older Nintendo games I loved. I don't play enough of either xbox or playstation to judge right but I always thought the playstation controllers were nicer and simple. I will say halo was fun when I used to play with at friends houses though |
I mostly play computer games and use both controllers from time to time but it depends on the game I am playing. For me it comes down to how you enjoy the game, the system doesnt matter much. The xbox exclusive games look more appealing from my standpoint if I had to choose. |
this may sound backwards, but I actually prefer paying for online service (like xbl) over free service. makes it feel much more legit. plus when youre paying for a service, it makes it a lot more difficult to for the company to take it offline for maintenance... (Im looking right at you sony) |
I am gonna choose PS3 because here nobody have xbox so i dint get a chance to play on it. |
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!


text:
Separate from the big-picture discussion on OAC's social model, I wanted to bring up a smaller idea also raised recently on Savage Minds:
I don't have to fill my status updates with the newest latest about what I ate for lunch of how much it sucks that Maurice Sendak died. I already have Facebook and Twitter for that. Because this social network is for work only, my status updates are what article I read that day and a one sentence summary of that's article's main claims. For instance: "read 'Ontologically Challenged', James Laidlaw's review of Morton Pederson's book. An concise and convcing critcism of the unecessarily baroque VdC-style theory of perspectivism."
Posting article-a-day status updates is really pretty amazing. First, it forces you to actually read an article a day, a habit that might otherwise be more often honored in the breach than in the observance. Second, because you know you will have to summarize your reading, you really end up focusing on your reading and developing the extremely valuable skill of boiling down an article to its essentials. Third, it makes note taking easy because you can cut and paste your status updates into your notes database. And finally, when everyone in your personal network starts doing this, you feel like your intellectual life is getting rich, exciting, and communal.
I try to stick to the article a day diet too, so in the past week I've started doing this on my OAC profile page. It has kept me honest so far. The only difference is I have to post the title in one update and the summary in another; I think OAC has a tighter character limit than the networking site Alex is talking about, Wunderkit.
My question: to fulfil the last of Alex's four points, do others want to join in on this, and form a circle of Friended profiles to share the process?
I am definitely up for this, paul and have asked to befriend you as a result. Like most people I am overextended right now and I don't know what proportion of my many online commitments I can give to the exercise. John asked why not a Group, but we have too many groups and the task of reforming the sysytem is heavy and tends to be deferred. So why not try what you suggest? How do you envisage it working? How will status updates be shared? Will some other medium be involved, like Twiter, our cumbersome message system? We might find that Ning's Group system works best. But let's see.
There are multiple ways to go about this, which is why I opted to do the simplest one in the interest of just getting a start on it. If something else might work better, we can try that. But simplicity is essential.
I haven't used other status-update-driven social media much, but I'm making the assumption that when I Friend people, their updates will be cataloged for me somewhere. Is that how it works here?
No Paul, it doesn't work like that here nor on Facebook (although there is an edited stream there of friends' posts which have already attracted a lot of interest). People only get notified here when they are mentioned specifically or have signed up for a thread, whether the Forum, a Blog post or a Group/group topic. No-one will see what you have posted on your page unless they visit there regularly or see the brief moment when it turns up in the sidebar of recent posts. So spend some time around here and figure out you are going to do.
One method which Ashkuff uses is to send a series of messages to a list of friends, sometimes linked to a discussion elsewhere. But the Ning messaging system is cumbersome and the Reply All function doesn't always do the trick.
Ah, my mistake. I couldn't find a way to test it out without having actual friends posting actual updates.
Maybe Twitter is the right platform after all. I feel like multiple people all posting daily, one-line updates would make a mess of the groups system.
The OAC was started on Twitter but moved elsewhere for reasons of space. I no longer communicate with anthropologists through it, but more often here or on Facebook. There is no hand me down solution to implementing the idea, which is a good one, but maybe someone will try it out here.
If you're concise enough, Twitter will do. Plus you can tweet a link to where the full summary is, wherever you post it on the OAC or off. Just hashtag any daily article summaries #OpenAnthCoop and it will come up on our new Twitter page (see blue button on left of page).
© 2013 Created by Keith Hart. Powered by


text: She didn't know it, but Sima Khorsandi's summer job as a teenager would blossom into a 25-year career in the gemstone business. When Sima was 16, she worked as a gemstone company messenger. Within her first year she was promoted to the sales floor. After 3 years, she became sales manager. Sima continued to climb the corporate ladder â€" becoming a gemstone buyer while simultaneously earning her master's in computer science. Despite her technical degree, Sima couldn't resist working with gemstones. "Because I was in sales and I sold gemstones to all the big designers, I developed an intense interest in jewelry design." So Sima returned to school to take courses in design. Her signature design style was born during her travels in Europe and the Far East. "When I was in Sri-Lanka, I came across the most amazing genuine stone called white sapphire. The idea of replacing diamonds with this sparkling stone excited me," she says. Sima made her first jewelry sample in Thailand and wore the black and white sapphire ring during her flight home. It may have been fate that Sima had a celebrity sighting on the plane. Only, in her case, the celebrity had her sights on Sima's sample ring! The star's glowing comments encouraged Sima to continue jewelry design and create her own jewelry company. Star power may have ignited the passion in Sima K. jewelry, but Sima credits her two teenage sons for her company's achievements. "I lost my husband about 10 years ago. Since my kids were raised with me alone, they were always looking up to me," she says. "I think part of my success was to prove to my kids that if they put their heart and soul together with hard work, they can make any dream come true."


text:
Moorman has been with the Bills since 2001, when he signed as a free agent.
He was selected to the Pro Bowl twice, and has been a team captain for each of the last seven sesaons.
Moorman averaged 45.5 yards per punt in the first three games this season.
The Bills also announced they have re-signed Shawn Powell, who challegned Moorman for the starting punter position.


text:
…. And it didn't take more than a couple of shakes of a lamb's tail either. For loosely organized, totally independent entities the Patriot groups are far faster and far more efficient than the US government under Obama, Reid, Pelosi and the Cirque Du Marximus.
Some would argue that it wouldn't take all that much, and while I'm willing to grant some truth to that, I think all of us would acknowledge that our own party has a lot to do and not much time in which to do it, without taking any resources away from the drive towards November.
They're talking about as many as 100 seats which could fall to Conservative candidates in the House of Representatives. Our Republican leadership has got to learn something it never did figure out when it had power before… how to lead. Instead, it forgot who and what we are supposed to be… and stand for.
These 'moderate' establishment types may be arrogant and devious, but even they recognize that the much joked about and maligned Tea Party Movement has become a political juggernaut. It was surprising that some of those guys didn't suffer whiplash, with the speed that they changed direction on the Christine O'Donnell issue.


text:
What's this? People who purchased Number Pyramid also purchased the puzzles above.
Tell a friend! Read customer reviews Write your own review!
Number Pyramid
Object: Build the Pyrnamid, Numbers on each side must equal 50Difficulty: Level 7 - ChallengingBrand: PhilosTypes: European Wood Puzzles, Georg PfäffingerDimensions: 3.8 in x 3.3 in x 3.3 in / 9.7 cm x 8.5 cm x 8.5 cm
Price: $30.99 Canadian Dollars Your credit card company or PayPal will automatically convert* the Canadian Dollar amount into your local currency.
Currency Converter: U.S. dollar - approx. 30.35Argentine peso - approx. 162.08Australian dollar - approx. 31.98Bahamian dollar - approx. 30.35Brazilian real - approx. 65.68CFA franc - approx. 14,849CFP franc - approx. 2,702Chilean peso - approx. 15,161Chinese renminbi - approx. 186.01Colombian peso - approx. 57,709Croatian kuna - approx. 169.53Czech Republic koruna - approx. 580Danish krone - approx. 168.88East Caribbean dollar - approx. 81.04European Euro - approx. 22.64Fiji dollar - approx. 55.70Ghanaian cedi - approx. 60.94Guatemalan quetzal - approx. 240.23Honduran lempira - approx. 616Hong Kong dollar - approx. 235.52Hungarian forint - approx. 6,647Icelandic krona - approx. 3,634Indian rupee - approx. 1,786Indonesian rupiah - approx. 300,874Israeli new shekel - approx. 109.16Jamaican dollar - approx. 3,050Japanese yen - approx. 2,891Malaysian ringgit - approx. 95.77Mexican peso - approx. 391Moroccan dirham - approx. 253.19Myanmar kyat - approx. 28,694Neth. Antilles florin - approx. 53.12New Zealand dollar - approx. 37.94Norwegian krone - approx. 174.00Pakistan rupee - approx. 2,994Panamanian balboa - approx. 30.35Peruvian new sol - approx. 83.49Philippine peso - approx. 1,313Polish zloty - approx. 96.42Romanian new leu - approx. 101.71Russian rouble - approx. 972Serbian dinar - approx. 2,578Singapore dollar - approx. 38.30South African rand - approx. 302.93South Korean won - approx. 34,433Sri Lanka rupee - approx. 3,902Swedish krona - approx. 195.64Swiss franc - approx. 27.89Taiwanese new dollar - approx. 907Thai baht - approx. 938Trinidad and Tobago dollar - approx. 194.91Tunisian dinar - approx. 49.10Turkish new lira - approx. 57.19U.A.E. dirham - approx. 111.47U.K. pound sterling - approx. 19.43Venezuelan bolivar fuerte - approx. 191.30Vietnamese dong - approx. 632,449Prices here are estimates provided for your convenience only, and may vary slightly from actual rates.
Build the Pyrnamid, Numbers on each side must equal 50. Desinger: Georg Pfäffinger
This item has yet to be rated
Write your own review!
Your Review: (HTML formatting is disabled)
Please enter the characters you see above: * If you're vision impaired or are using a browser that doesn't display images, please email your review to email@example.com instead of using this form.
Your review will be approved by the site admins (to filter inappropriate matter and spam) before appearing on the site. Please only post your message once, it will be received and processed in a timely manner. We make every attempt to post all legitimate reviews submitted, positive or negative. To help ensure your review appears please make it relevant to the product shown above and keep your words family friendly. If you provide an email address (above) you will be notified when your review is processed. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose and you will not be added to any mailing lists. Thank you for sharing your opinions with us and others!
* Exchange rates shown are estimates only, and are based on current rates provided by the Bank of Canada. The rates charged to you by PayPal or your Credit Card company may vary slightly from those shown above.
Homepage | New Items | Specials | Group Specials | Wire & Metal Puzzles | Wood Puzzles | Rubik's Cube and Others | Jigsaws | Misc Puzzles | Puzzle Books | Games, Toys and Boomerangs | Children's Toys & Puzzles | Inventors and Designers | Puzzle Solutions Shopping Cart | Checkout Counter | Company Information | Contact Information | Web Links


text:
Listen Live
Atom & Shawnda
Atom Smasher Morning Show
Shawnda McNeal
Jeff Murray
Holiday World
Sunkist Summer
Hot 96 Friends w/ Benefits
Contest Rules
Maroon 5 8/3
Lil' Wayne 8/13
Bruno Mars 8/19
Kick 4 Cash
Hot 96 TV
Contact Us
Local News from WIKY
Lincoln dropping year-round calender
Submitted by WIKY News on Tue, 05/07/2013 - 10:08am
Lincoln School is returning to a traditional calender, after 17 years of year-round school. The Evansville Vanderburgh School Board approved the change Monday night. EVSC Superintendent David Smith says when Lincoln switched its calendar in 1996, the 21st Century Summer Learning opportunities weren't available. They provide after-school and summer activities for students to help them stay engaged academically through the summer. Lincoln's June intersession will still take place from June 10th to the 21st.
Former Perry County school official arrested in Shreveport, LA
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 5:57pm
Former Cannelton School Superintendent Marion "Al" Chapman will likely come back to Indiana to face federal charges. State Police say he was arrested by the U.S. Marshal's Service working at a car dealership in Shreveport, Louisiana. Indiana Attorney Greg Zoeller filed a civil suit against Chapman nine months ago, saying he overpaid himself more than $200,000, stopped paying the school district's federal taxes and misspent $300,000 from a trust. Zoeller is trying to recoup the funds.
Springing Into Caring food drive in high gear
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 2:44pm
This is the week of the "Springing into Caring" food drive. It has two goals - to make people more aware of the need to collect food to feed the hungry people - and then to get the job done. The United Way of Southwestern Indiana and the National Letter Carriers Union are spearheading the effort. And Mary Blair of the Tri-State Food Bank is thankful. She says that during a time when the demand for food is higher, donations have been considerably lower. The event culminates Saturday when letter carriers will collect bags and boxes of food that people will leave at their mail boxes.
New info released on Walmart shooting
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 1:44pm
Police release new information on what happened before 30-year-old Travon Burns was shot in the lower back as he tried to flee into the Walmart at Burkhardt and the Lloyd in Evansville. Officers say Burns was alert when they arrived, and told them he was trying to get away from two men in another car. He's being treated at Deaconess. A woman in Burns' car said they had been cut off while on the Lloyd, before both vehicles got to the parking lot.
read more
Internet shoppers may all pay state sales taxes
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 1:39pm
Internet shoppers could be a step closer to paying sales taxes on items purchased online. The Senate is expected to vote in favor of a bill that will require all online retailers to collect sales taxes for the states where they ship goods. Indiana's Joe Donnelly says he'll vote for it. The legislation still needs to pass the House before it can become a law.
read more
Former Gov. Otis Bowen dies
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 9:08am
Governor Mike Pence is directing flags at state facilities statewide be flown at half-staff to honor former Governor Otis "Doc" Bowen. He died over the weekend at 95. The former small town doctor served two terms as governor, from 1973 to 1981. President Reagan chose Bowen to head-up the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in 1985, as the Reagan administration faced criticism over its response to the AIDS epidemic. Bowen addressed the issue squarely and the criticism subsided.
read more
Van hits house; Occupants safe
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 9:05am
A van crashes into a house on Evansville's West Side, and the driver is arrested for drunken driving. The Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office says 53-year-old Larry Joe Sanders of Evansville lost control of the van on a curve, and crashed into the home of Keith Vonderahe at 2814 Harmony Way Sunday afternoon. Investigators say the van slammed into a bedroom shared by Vonderahe's two young daughters, but luckily, nobody was in the room. Members of the family had just returned home before the crash.
Man shot outside Walmart; Suspect arrested
Submitted by WIKY News on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 9:01am
One man is in the hospital and another is in jail after a shooting outside the East Side Walmart. Evansville Police say a dispute between the occupants of two vehicles on the Lloyd led to the gunfire just before 9:00 Sunday night. Spokesman Jason Cullum says 30-year-old Travon Burns got out of his car and was heading toward the door of Walmart when somebody in the other car got out and shot him in the back. Police later arrested 24-year-old Isaiah Green at an apartment in the Arbors at Eastland. He faces preliminary charges of attempted murder and criminal recklessness.
Illinois casinos could hurt Indiana budget
Submitted by WIKY News on Sat, 05/04/2013 - 9:11am
The potential for new Illinois casinos is threatening to throw the Indiana spending and tax cut plan out of balance. The Illinois Senate voted Wednesday for a Senate Bill permitting new casinos in Chicago, the south suburbs and three other cities; slot machines at horse racing tracks and the two Chicago airports; and a reduction in casino tax rates. The gaming plan, which now goes to the House, is strongly backed by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who has pledged to give schools all the revenue from the Chicago casino.
USI Board of Trustees makes plans for the future
Submitted by WIKY News on Sat, 05/04/2013 - 9:11am
The University of Southern Indiana's Board of Trustees makes plans for the next two school years. Yesterday, the Board learned more about the state's new two-year budget and other outcomes of the 2013 Indiana General Assembly. Trustees determined the university's operating appropriation will increase by about 5% during the 2014 fiscal year. USI is also alotting funds for dual credit priority courses, full-time faculty support, and renovations and repairs. The school will hold a public hearing the week of May 20th to talk about tuition and fees for 2013 through 2015.<
« first
‹ previous
next ›
last »
On Air
Listen Live
Atom Smasher Morning Show
Monday-Friday 5:00am to 10:00am, Saturday 6:00am to 10:00am
User login
Username or e-mail:
Create new account
Request new password
Who's online
There are currently
1 user
17 guests
Online users


text:
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Oakland's fearsome freshman can't match league favorite South Dakota State
ROCHESTER — After enduring a stressful non-conference schedule, the Oakland women recently kicked off Summit League play. Playing conference favorite South Dakota State Thursday at the O'rena, they were seeing similar competition to the season's first two months.
Oakland held an early advantage, but went nearly four minutes between each of its next two baskets and trailed the final 35 minutes of the game in a 64-43 loss to the Jackrabbits.
"We had some really good moments," Oakland coach Beckie Francis said. "I really like how we came back and then they just hit three quick 3s and the game was over."
Oakland (7-9, 1-3 Summit) was led by its pack of freshmen, as Elena Popkey scored nine points, Olivia Nash had eight points and seven rebounds and Annemarie Hamlet had seven points. Classmate Sinclair Russell (Troy Athens) had six points and seven rebounds off the bench.
"I liked the fight," Francis said. "I felt like I had four freshmen on the court most of the game competing against three seniors on the No. 1 team in the league, and we competed.
South Dakota State (12-5, 4-0) has won nine of its last 10 games, and six straight, while Oakland has lost two straight, including an 18-point defeat at conference newcomer Omaha last week.
The Jackrabbits, four-time defending conference tournament champions, took a 10-point lead into halftime after the Grizzlies got as close as two points with a 3-pointer from Amy Carlton with 3:41 to play in the half. South Dakota State outscored Oakland, 10-2, the rest of the way.
After South Dakota State went up by 17, Oakland pulled within 11 points with less than 10 minutes to play. The Jackrabbits responded by closing the game on a 16-6 tear, leading by as many as many as 21 points, holing Oakland without a field goal for the final 3:40.
The Golden Grizzlies forced 18 Jackrabbits turnovers, but gave it away 26 times.
"South Dakota State is usually the best defensive team in the league and that's why they win titles," Francis said. "We've won five championships here, and when we did, we were the No. 1 defensive team in the league. They frustrate teams. The shot clock gets down. They force turnovers. … It was a grueling defensive battle." Continued...
The Jackrabbits held a 45-35 rebounding edge, a key to the game, Francis said. They shot 37 percent from the floor (25 of 68), marginally better than Oakland's 33 percent (17 of 52).
The Jackrabbits, ranked No. 17 in the latest Mid-Major poll, outscored Oakland, 28-12, in the paint and had a 12-3 advantage in second-chance points.
Megan Waytashek led the Jackrabbits with 13 points and Ashley Eide added 12 points.
Olivia Nash, Oakland's leading scorer at 11.4 points per game, played her second straight game after missing six games with a leg injury.
"I'm really glad to be back," she said. "I really just need to get some wins and really fight and not give up."
Francis admitted bringing Nash back slowly, giving her just 18 minutes of playing time Thursday.
"We want to take it easy with her," Francis said of Nash. "She was out a good four weeks and that hurt us. We want to make sure we're keeping her fresh and we're smart because we want to keep her healthy for the playoffs."
The series between Oakland and South Dakota State is traditionally close, as they split the season series three consecutive years from 2009-11, meeting the conference tournament finals twice in that span. The Jackrabbits reeled off consecutive 10-point victories in each regular-season meeting last season, however. They meet again Feb. 9 in Brookings, S.D.
The Jackrabbits were, predictably, tabbed Summit League favorites, while Oakland was picked to finish third.
Oakland still has yet to have preseason Summit League player of the year Bethany Watterworth (Lake Orion) available, after she suffered an undisclosed injury in the offseason. Continued...
Francis said an announcement regarding Watterworth's status is expected Monday. Fellow preseason all-league player Zakiya Minifee missed her third game of the season with lingering knee soreness. Her return is possible Saturday, Francis said, when Oakland hosts North Dakota State at 2 p.m.
-- Saturday's game against North Dakota State marks the first "Awareness Without Fear" game. The game will benefit HAVEN and CARE House of Oakland County.
Paul Kampe covers Oakland University basketball for The Oakland Press. Read his blog "Grizzlies Den" at TheOaklandPress.com/blogs/sports.
Detroit Sports By Bleacher Report
See wrong or incorrect information in a story. Tell us here
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Sports Videos
Top Sports Stories
- PAT CAPUTO: Jack Morris deserves better from Baseball Hall of Fame voters WITH VIDEO
- Michigan tackle Taylor Lewan returning to the Wolverines in 2013
- Babcock knows Red Wings need fast start in shortened season
- Survey: Two-thirds of Americans say keep 'juiced' players out of Hall
- No. 2 Michigan stays unbeaten, grinds out win over Nebraska
- Detroit Tigers charging fans $5 to watch batting practice at Lakeland
- Detroit Lions 2012 draft class grades out incomplete
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Lions Lowdown
We love them. We hate them. We love to suffer over them, but they are our Detroit Lions. Paula Pasche discusses the team fans want so desperately to return to its glory years as they rebuild.
Open Book
Pat Caputo is a sports columnist for The Oakland Press who covered the Tigers from 1986-98, and the Lions from 1998-2002.
Out of Left Field
A sometimes-irreverent look at Detroit's Boys of Summer, the Tigers, as they try to win their first American League Central title.
Beyond the Track
Matt Myftiu is news editor at The Oakland Press and has a background in sports writing and has had an unhealthy addiction to anything NASCAR for more than a decade.
Burney's Bytes
Scott M. Burnstein, covered high school sports for both the Detroit Free Press and the Oakland Press, and is the author of the 2006 regional best-selling book, The Motor City Mafia - A Century of Organized Crime in Detroit.
Red Wings Front
Chuck Pleiness posts news about injuries, line combinations, transactions, who's starting and who's scratched. Follow the Red Wings along with Chuck Pleiness.
The Back Page
Paul Kampe, a copy editor and page designer for The Oakland Press, is responsible for laying out the paper, hunting down spelling and grammatical errors and occasionally covering high school sports in Oakland County.