text:
*Valid on select styles and colors. Available while supplies last. **Free shipping valid on Economy Shipping only. Must enter code MEMSHIP in cart to redeem free shipping offer. Expires 5/24/13 at 11:59pm EST.
home > Boys > Shoes > Best Sellers > Kids' Classic
choose color
Neon Magenta
choose size
this item is out of stock
this item is coming soon! enter your email and we'll notify you when the item is available.
I also want to sign up for regular email promotions and offers.
want to be notified when this item arrives? simply select your color and size and then enter your email.
I also want to sign up for regular email promotions and offers.
Kids' Classic
Item #10006
Comfort and fun connect in the Crocs™ Kids' Classic. This kids' clog has a durable, lightweight foot bed that molds to feet and ventilation for breathability. Plus they can add Jibbitz™ charms to make them their own.
Crocs™ Kids' Classic Details
- Odor-resistant, easy to clean, and quick to dry.
- Contoured, orthotic foot bed for comfort.
- Advanced toe box ventilation keeps feet cool and lets water and debris drain away.
- Lightweight, non-marking sole.
- Water-friendly and buoyant; weighs only ounces.
- Fully-molded Croslite™ material construction for maximum lightweight cushioning and durability.
- Croslite™ material heel strap for a secure fit.
risk-free shopping
simple returns »
Change your mind?
No problem.
No problem.
Crocs guarantee »
We cover any
defects for 90 days.
defects for 90 days.
flat-rate shipping »
Your order ships for as
little as $4.99.
little as $4.99.
product reviews & ratings
Sort by
63 reviews
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Runs Small
Runs Large
best purchase ever!!!
My four year old son loves it and it s always his favorite shoes!!!
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Great crocs!
This is the second pair of crocs I bought for my son. This time I bought a color that matches the pair that his dad has, they looked so cute wearing the same color and design. I bought Toddler size 11-12, runs a little bit large but that's fine with me, my son can wear it with socks.
Runs Small
Runs Large
Grandson loved the shoes and jibbitzs
I would rate the classic crocs and jibbitzs as 1st rate. My grandson loves wearing them and the added jibbitz take the cake.
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Runs Small
Runs Large
The very best
My son is special needs and is very particular about what he wears. I bought him his first pair of Crocs when he was about 6. When he outgrew them, I bought a no name brand pair and he got blisters from them and they hurt his feet. Went back to Crocs and he has been wearing them ever since. He wears them so much that they do wear out in the heel. Getting him a replacement today. He is 9 and his feet love these!!!!! Will keep on getting them for him:)
Best Sellers


text:
Ryan Maddox of Williamsburg recently began a 10-month term of service in the National Civilian Community Corps, an AmeriCorps program, at the regional campus in Denver.
Maddox arrived at his regional campus in October to begin a month of training, preparing more than 300 Corps Members for full-time service. He will be responsible for completing service projects as part of a team.
Maddox is the son of Jack Maddox and Janet Garvey.
AmeriCorps NCCC is a residential national service program that supports disaster relief, the environment, infrastructure improvement, energy conservation and urban and rural development.
Community Newsmakers: 12/10/2012
Leelanau Birding Festival runs May 29-June 2
Robert Parsons has traveled to Texas, Arizona, Florida and even Costa Rica to seek out unusual birds. Now Parsons is adding Michigan to that list.
Continued ... -
Sand in his veins: Mountz has 38 years at Sleeping Bear
Tom Mountz is the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore's longest-serving employee. He can't think of one other place in the world he would rather work.
Continued ... -
Kathy Gibbons: Time to say goodbye — once again
It's been three years since I've actually lived here full-time in the summer. This year will mark the fourth.
Continued ... -
Terry Wooten: One poem leads to another — and friendship
I was watching my own kids ride a miniature tilt-a-whirl, when I heard this old man yell, "MIMI SIT DOWN!" I looked around to see who Mimi was, and there was this little carney girl slouched on a plastic chair on a merry-go-round.
Continued ... -
Births: 05/19/2013
MILLER — A son, Elijah Thomas, to Tom and Amy (McNeil) Miller of Lake Ann, March 28.
Continued ... -
Travel in Brief: 05/19/2013
Agritourism listings; New exhibit; Disney at Palace. (Plus more)
Continued ... -
Community in Brief: 05/19/2013
Beekeepers meeting; Korean War story; Swirl in Petoskey; and more.
Continued ... - Saturday, May 18, 2013
Priest uses big rig to make special deliveries
Father Ray Cotter delivers more than sermons. Two weeks ago, the former truck truck driver turned priest drove a semi-tractor-trailer rig to Bolling Air Force Base in Washington, D.C., to pick up 1,164 free military computers for use in Michigan Catholic schools in the dioceses of Lansing, Saginaw, Gaylord and Marquette.
Continued ... -
Mental Wellness: Dealing with difficult people
There was a time when I really enjoyed conflict. I don't mean between people, but I felt like social change almost always happened when people stood up for their beliefs. This also was during a period in my life when my hair was dyed like a leopard.
Continued ... -
Body & Soul in Brief: 05/18/2013
Lupus meeting; cancer survivor picnic; Lyme disease support group; and more.
Continued ... -
Area Blood Drives: 05/18/2013
Find a blood drive in the area:
Continued ... -
You're Needed: 05/18/2013
Organizers of the Art Rapids! fair to be held in June in Elk Rapids are seeking host families for some of the artists who will be participating in the event.
Continued ... -
Perspectives: Structuring a balanced life as we age
Whether we realize it or not, we all live within "structure." Sometimes it becomes too limiting or too confining. This can be physical, emotional and spiritual.
Continued ... -
Claudia Schmidt comes home to Sleder's
Claudia Schmidt will perform in an "On the Porch" concert at Sleder's Family Tavern on Sunday, May 19.
Continued ... -
Health Newsmakers: 05/18/2013
In June, Barbara McIntyre, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPC, will present the paper "Grief Expression and Healing Through Art" at the 44th annual American Art Therapy Conference in Seattle.
Continued ... -
Community Newsmakers: 05/18/2013
David Barr and Beth Dwaihy-Barr will be honored at the Legacy Gala on Saturday, June 15 at the Novi Civic Center in Novi.
Continued ... -
Community in Brief: 05/18/2013
Moyers' interview on climate; Short's kick-off party; chamber music on IPR; and more.
Continued ... -
Education Newsmakers: 05/18/2013
TC Central High School Freshman, Taylor Weckstein, has been named Distinguished Finalist in the 2013 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards in Michigan for the creation of her charitable organization Giving 1 Family at a Time (G.1.F.T).
Continued ... - Friday, May 17, 2013
Couple's film focuses on Latin American coffee farmers
Have you ever taken a moment to consider where your morning cup of java comes from?
Continued ... -
Papa Roach is still swingin'
Papa Roach is still producing hit songs. It's just getting harder and harder to get radio stations to play them.
Continued ... -
One-woman show helps gardens
Emily Dickinson, one of America's earliest poets, died in 1886. She comes to life this weekend in the acclaimed one-woman play, "Belle of Amherst," performed by professional actress Sinda Nichols.
Continued ... -
Weekend in Brief: 05/17/2013
Do the BBQ; Benzie Players; Garage sale. (Plus more)
Continued ... -
Movie Capsules: 05/17/2013
New this week — Star Trek Into Darkness: After the crew of the Enterprise finds an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction.
Continued ... -
Night Life Calendar: 05/17/2013
What's going on after the sun goes down:
Continued ... -
Community in Brief: 05/17/2013
Travelogue; Kids' Creative Expo; native plant sale; and more.
Continued ...
Leelanau Birding Festival runs May 29-June 2

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The bride-to-be's maternal grandparents are Douglas and Earline Spell of Crowley. Her paternal grandparents are Maurice and Victoria Goff of Peru, Ind., and the late Morris Mouton Jr. She is the great-granddaughter of Louise Bailey of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine.
Abigail graduated from Northside Christian School in 2012 before enrolling at Louisiana State University-Eunice. She is currently employed at Park Street Fast Lube in Crowley.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Barbara Bailey Lengefeld of Crowley, the late Arthur David Lengefeld, the late Herbert Lengefeld and the late Larfay and Marilia Ancelet.
Charles is a 2011 graduate of Northside Christian School and is presently employed at Control Concepts in Maurice.
Abigail and Charles will exchange vows during a 5 p.m. ceremony at Forest Park Church of Christ in Crowley on June 1. Minister Jason Corder will officiate.
Following their wedding, the couple will reside in Crowley.


text:
The story of Iowans in the Civil War Battle of Allatoona Pass will be told in an upcoming historical program at Iowa Wesleyan College. The program will be held Tuesday, March 17, at noon in the Chadwick Library International Room on the IWC campus in Mt. Pleasant.
The presenter, Tom Gaard, is a Civil War aficionado from Clive, Iowa. He raised funds for an Iowa monument at Allatoona Pass, which was dedicated in October 2008.
The Battle of Allatoona Pass has Southeast Iowa connections as the Federal Commander was General John Corse from Burlington. The Iowa 39th was in the battle. One of the companies was from Des Moines County, with some soldiers from Henry County.
The Battle of Allatoona Pass was fought in Georgia on October 5, 1864, less than five weeks after the fall of Atlanta. The strategic importance of the battlefield site was the Union's defense of the Western and Atlantic Railroad through a cut in the Allatoona Mountain range known as the Allatoona Pass.
The Battle of Allatoona Pass has been described one of the most dramatic and tragic episodes of the Civil War. It is believed to be the inspiration for the hymn, "Hold the Fort," and is remembered for the summons to surrender message by Confederate General Samuel G. French, "in order to avoid a needless effusion of blood."
The program is sponsored by the Friends of the Harlan-Lincoln House at Iowa Wesleyan College. It is the third in a series of Brown Bag Lunch programs, held weekly in March. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lunch to enjoy during the program.


text:
Store | Store Rating | Price | Notes/Coupons | |
$186.36Total Price N/A Unknown Tax Shipping N/A | New Item | Go to Store |
We're not sure how these celebrities ever catch up on their beauty rest, but we asked them to give us a glimpse of their bedrooms and reveal their best decor... Read More
GQ scoured the internet to find smart, stylish, affordable gifts for all the moms in your life. From the gardening tools she needs to an impossibly comfortab... Read More
In celebration of mothers on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 8th — and all the special women in your life — host an outdoor tea party in your own backyard. Read More
Find, Compare, Read Reviews & Buy the Quik Shade Canopy. Variflex Weekender 10 Ft. X 10 Ft. White Instant Patio Canopy Online @ Yahoo! Shopping Want to see your products in Yahoo! Shopping? Build your own online store or Advertise with us. Sitemap All Brands
Information about prices, products, services and merchants is provided by third parties and is for informational purposes only. Yahoo! does not represent or warrant the accuracy or reliability of the information, and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses, injuries, or damages arising from its display or use.


text:
Tags can have one or more words in them. They must be least 2 characters and no more than 20 characters long. Multiple tags should be separated with commas.
What are tags?
To share the contents of this book, copy the code and paste it into your source document. Done!


text:
LONDON — It's a mystery tour, but it's hardly magical.
More than nine miles (14 kilometers) from the striped crosswalk made famous by the Beatles album "Abbey Road," this drab transit station in east London keeps drawing confused fans of the Fab Four into unwanted jaunts through a gritty, industrial area just south of London's Olympic Stadium.
Abbey Road Station has no relation to the Beatles' Abbey Road Studios, the birthplace of the eponymous album and a London tourist landmark. The glass-and-metal station is wedged among a train depot, warehouses, and gloomy public housing projects, a world away from the leafy, suburban street pictured on the album's cover.
It didn't take long for American visitor Christie Johnson, 22, to figure out she was in the wrong place.
"It didn't look right," the Denver resident said. She and her embarrassed host — English student Melody Vettraino — wanted to see the iconic crosswalk on a whim.
At the nearby Star Newsagents, 36-year-old Paramjeet Kaur said her convenience store saw an average of a dozen Beatles fans a day.
Outside, 19-year-old Nathan Johnson said he was constantly seeing visitors stride across the small, uneven intersection outside the station to recreate the pose struck by Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison on the 1969 album cover — even if the newcomers have come to the wrong place.
"All the time," Johnson said, smiling.
London counts at least 11 Abbey Roads, with potential tourist pitfalls in neighborhoods such as Barking or Bexleyheath, both of which are on the outer edges of central London. In the British capital as elsewhere the common street name harkens back to the medieval priories that once dotted the area.
But Abbey Road Station, which opened last year, is the only one in London to bear the name. Given the Beatles connection, some have urged the capital's transit authority to modify its maps. Continued...
Transport for London officials said Tuesday there are no plans to change the station's name.
Spokesman Allan Ramsey said in a statement that it is unfortunate that some visitors get confused but that the problem could be remedied if visitors just did their homework.
Christie Johnson, a semi-professional soccer player, said she wasn't too disappointed to have gone to the wrong Abbey Road, explaining that she wasn't that big of a Beatles fan anyway.
She said she mostly just wanted a picture of herself on the famous crosswalk to show her friends. Now, she'll have a different story to tell.
"I'll say we tried," she said. "It'll get a good laugh."
At the London Beatles Store, which sells Fab Four memorabilia, owner Howard Cohen said the mix-up over the location of the studio is not new — because there are so many Abbey Roads in London — but that the mishaps have been exacerbated by the new Abbey Road Station in a distant part of the capital.
"We get so many people coming in looking for the studios that we have maps printed up with directions, free, as a service," he said. "It's a bit confusing."
Even worse, he said, are the hapless tourists who arrive at Liverpool Street Station in central London and believe they, in fact, are in Liverpool, the Beatles' hometown.
"They ask how to get to Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields," he said, referring to places in Liverpool made famous by Lennon-McCartney songs.
The answer, sadly, is 210 miles (340 kilometers) to the north. Continued...
How to get to the Beatles' Abbey Road: From central London, take the Jubilee Line north to St. John's Wood Station. Then walk west for three blocks on Grove End Road. Abbey Road will be on your right.
See inaccurate information in a story? Other feedback and/or ideas for us to consider? Tell us here.
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Entertainment Videos
- Winchester man accused of kidnapping woman at gunpoint, barricading self in home (2112)
- Police reports for June 19 (1375)
- Police issue Silver Alert for missing Torrington girl (936)
- Plea deal offered to former Torrington High School football player accused of raping 13-year-old girl (798)
- Search for missing man in Farmington River resumes (video) (687)
- Letters to the editor: We can all work to end sexual violence; Sound Off fan laments (607)
- Thefts from student lunch accounts under investigation at Region 10 schools (493)
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Blues Beat
Long-time Blues Beat writer Domenic Forcella blogs about blues events in Connecticut and in the nation. Check for weekly blues listings and updates on well-known blues artists.
Guide to Religious Services
Note: All listings are paid advertisements.
What we have learned and put into practice or at least hold deep in the memory box of life's experience is worth more than gold. A house may burn, objects of value rust or corrode or possessions are lost or stolen! Experiences are forever, even if they are not always desired or brought up to the front page of life. Our Scripture readings for this week want us to know that death is a reality and while we all have experienced it most just don't like to discuss or think about it. We are a lot like the child who realized at the death of his dog that he wanted to be with the dog but prayed to God that while he hoped to go to heaven and be with his pet someday but later rather than sooner! Or the young lady who in thinking about death stated, "This is even too much for dial – a – prayer! What's the number for dial-a-whole-church!"
Last things; death, heaven, hell and judgment are real but not desired topics for thought, reading, discussion or reflection. Even having experienced the death or passing of family, friends, neighbors and others, we push away the topic or use words like "gone" "passed" but not death. Our Scripture readings are apocalyptic. Apocalyptic literature existed and still exists to show us that that there will be a final showdown between good and evil. The Prophet Daniel in the Old Testament gives us frightening images and then turns to its true purpose of offering hope. Jesus was a wise teacher and the Gospel of Mark presents the last things that Jesus said before His Passion began. While the reality of death is probably the last thing we want to consider, it is real and is closer to us after the moment of birth than anything else!
Experience tells us to be prepared and that is the reason for these readings and the end of the church year that comes soon. If we live each day in, with and through our faith and trust in Jesus then we have nothing to fear but should have hope in Him who has promised us eternal life. Like it or not when the last trumpet sounds, we are all "outta here." Hence we must live today not surprised or afraid but in faith, hope and love.
November is a month when Catholics remember those who are part of the Communion of Saints and the Faithful Departed. There is a oneness of all who have lived and died. With the Saints, we are one as we try to imitate them and learn from their life experiences how to live our faith. We look to how they lived this life, not with their present haloes and floating bodies in heaven! We pray for, recall stories and events and as we get older realize how many habits and traits we presently live from the lives of those who have died. Thus we are thankful for these people who are the foundation stones of our lives and the experiences they gave us.
This week we give thanks for all the positive and negative experiences of life and love as we celebrate Thanksgiving Day. The experience of gratitude can help us to be grounded in hope and in the present. To focus on what I am thankful for and not live in the past both its good and bad and not be anxious about the future is to live and experience faith. To be open to receive, live and acknowledge the graces and blessings of the now, today, is to experience the present in joy and hope and not drift on the current of memory or float in the fantasy of the future. Experience and enjoy today!
Note: All listings are paid advertisements.


text:
Army dog's burial refused, local war dog memorial service offered
A White Lake woman has two sons serving in the military, but she also had a unique family member who was an active Sergeant in the U.S. Army.
"I used to joke that Mina was my sixth grandchild," said June Etlinger.
The joke is only funny only given the context. But the spotlight that has been cast on Etlinger and her family deals with a serious issue, she said. Mina — the family's dog after being adopted following his service — recently died, leaving Etlinger's family saddened.
"We're doing the best we can with it," said Etlinger.
The black lab was a bomb-sniffing dog who served on nine U.S. Army tours overseas. In his last few years, Mina served alongside his handler, Sgt. Corey McCourt, Etlinger's son.
Believing that her son's former companion deserved as much honor as any fallen soldier, the family — at McCourt's request — started the burial process, focusing on setting Mina's funeral at the Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly.
The request was denied.
"The National Cemetery Administration does not allow animals to be buried at any of our national cemeteries," said John Shilling, foreman at the Holly cemetery.
The NCA, he said, "understands how much service members love and respect their dog comrades; they do honorable work and also serve our country."
However, the National Cemetery Act — a federal law from 1973 — also cites that the burial of animals in national cemeteries is permitted, including dogs who've served with the military. Continued...
The Army classifies him as a piece of military equipment, said Etlinger.
"There are people that have an opposite opinion, which I understand," she said, "but (Mina) did nine missions and brought every one of his handlers back safely."
He's more than a dog — he's an exceptional soldier, said Etlinger.
"It's a lot like saying a canine unit police dog is not a cop," she added.
After the story was made public by media reports, the South Lyon War Dog Memorial Cemetery offered to give Mina a full military burial.
Phil Weitlauf, Army veteran and the cemetery's director, said the service would entail a color guard, flag line, a reading and a rendition of "Taps."
The only stipulation, he said, is that the family pay for the dog's cremation and headstone.
"I heard that the soldier (McCourt) will be home in two months," said Weitlauf. "It would be nice if he was here for the service."
However, he said, a disagreement has slowed the family's decision.
"I don't think the soldier (McCourt) wants the dog cremated," said Weitlauf. Continued...
Etlinger, who hasn't yet made a decision, said she's discussing the option with her family.
"I'm not an activist," she said. "I just have strong feelings about Mina."
The Army brought Mina in to do a job, tattooed his ear, put him through training and boot camp — he went through everything that a soldier goes through, said Etlinger.
"My opinion is that he is a real soldier," said Etlinger.
The War Dog Memorial Cemetery was discovered and restored by the Weitlauf in 2010 with the help of members of the Huron Valley AmVets-Post 2006 in Milford.
To learn more about the War Dog Memorial Cemetery, visit www.mwdm.org.
See wrong or incorrect information in a story. Tell us here
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National News Videos
- Tips sought in fatal I-75 shooting of Sterling Heights woman (4422)
- PAT CAPUTO: Detroit Lions, NFL Draft, Martin Mayhew, Jim Schwartz - what it reveals (3455)
- Memorial Day happenings in Oakland County (760)
- DEAR ABBY May 25: Nursing student needs primer on rules of the dating game (690)
- PAULA PASCHE: Detroit Lions focused on turn-around from 4-12 (656)
- DETROIT TIGERS: Anibal Sanchez makes a bid for 2nd career no-hitter vs. Twins, tossing his 4th career 1-hit shutout (576)
- New backcourt leads Lathrup over Dragons (63)
- Pontiac taxpayers to pay $2.3 million of $7.8 million schools debt, neighbors to pay rest (10)
- Nearby neighbors concerned after man convicted of murder paroled, moves to Pontiac group home (8)
- Auburn Hills chamber eyes lawsuit over $7.8 million Pontiac schools tax bill (8)
- Troy priest accused of mishandling funds files lawsuit in attempt to have assets unfrozen (7)
- Property owners in eight communities may have to pay Pontiac schools' $7.8M debt (7)
- Michigan wolf hunting put on hold; issue will be put before voters (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:
New Opportunities Community Service Officer Job #4955 $20.03 - $25.04 hourly Closes: June 3, 2013 De More info |
Finance Coordinator Payroll City of Puyallup $3,964.00 - $5,152.00 mo. Closes: 5/24/13 View job clas More info |
Pierce County is looking for a Right of Way Agent 3. Please visit our website at www.piercecountywa. More info |
City of Puyallup Entry Level Dispatcher Pollution Prevention Technician Camp Director Fitness Instru More info |
City of Gig Harbor Job Opening Community Development Assistant Public Works/Engineering Hiring Range More info |
FIFE POLICE DEPARTMENT Reserve Program Currently accepting applications for Reserve Officers. This More info |
Environmental Biologist 3 (Job #4946)Public Works and Utilities DepartmentTransportation Division En More info |
Elections Specialist GIS Assignment (Job #4943)Auditors OfficeFT 40 hours per weekSALARY RANGE: $26 More info |
Custodian Parks, Recreation and Community Services Facilities Division Full-time w/benefits Salary: More info |


text:
Pine Kitchen Island
CustomMade by Devin Ulery
5'x42" Pine Kitchen Island with two doors and two drawers 1 3/4" thick top with 12" overhang on back. Can be customized with sizes up to 10' in width and wood, as well as paint color and distressing levels. Call or e-mail for custom quote. Please go to our website to see leg options. Custom leg styles can be made as well. Chairs also available, please inquire.
Find another project to get CustomMade
8' Pub Table
by kelly Apr 25th 2013
Devin and Anna were wonderful! Very easy to communicate with and helpful when I had design questions.
Cherry Dining Table With Extensions
by Abe Murray Nov 27th 2012
We found Designs in Wood while looking for country dining tables - their cherry top / white bottom table was beautiful - however we needed a custom size and benches to match to fit our dining area. Devin and his wife were great at working with us to specify what we needed, and gave us a quote that was basically what we would pay for a Pottery Barn / Crate and Barrel dining set - except it was custom made exactly for us. The process took exactly the time they said it would, and they were good at communicating with us as they made progress. They also made a lovely creation story and shared pictures along the way which was fun. The end product is just beautiful, everyone comments on it when they visit - and it's been wonderfully finished. The folks who delivered it were very helpful bringing it inside and putting it together for us. The table itself has two 24" extensions which work wonderfully, and allow us to seat quite a few around it (we designed it to fit two adults,... Read More
Pine Farm Table and 4 Windsor chairs.
by Sheila P. May 23rd 2012
All of my expectations were met. The Windsor chairs are stunning. I could not be more pleased.


text:
Can you freeze cucumber juice? I have oddles of cucumbers from my garden after making pickles for my family( and eating them raw). I don't want to waste them and all of our neighbors and friends have their fill of cucumbers. I thought that I could juice and freeze and use as needed. That way I could save lots by not having to buy cukes at crazy hight prices in the near future. Has anyone tried this? Does it work?
My last option is to give it to the food bank.
Thanks all,
I haven't been on here in a while, but am continuing to do raw and knew that this would be the place to get my answer.


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Fans of English football club Tottenham Hotspur found themselves on the receiving end of vicious attacks for the second time in six months on Wednesday after three people were injured during an incident in the French city of Lyon.
Tottenham supporters have traveled to France for the second leg of the club's Europa League tie with Olympique Lyonnais and were confronted by a group of roughly 50 people while gathered at a pub.
"Club officials attended an incident last night in Lyon," read a statement from Tottenham, who are based in North London. "A group of around 50 people confronted fans.
"The situation was dealt with and arrests were made within the hour. Three fans sustained minor injuries and received prompt medical assistance.
"Spurs officials and stewards will be in the city throughout the day, along with matchday French police ahead of kick-off."
The Press Association reported masked attackers made Nazi salutes as they descended on approximately 150 Spurs fans outside the Smoking Dog pub.
Lyon issued a statement expressing sympathy for Tottenham's supporters while also distancing the club from the perpetrators of the attack.
"Olympique Lyonnais deeply regrets the incidents that took place last night in the neighborhood of Saint-Jean between supporters of Tottenham and so-called supporters of Lyons who absolutely do not represent the club," read the statement.
"Olympique Lyonnais apologizes to Tottenham and its fans, for these unacceptable acts that degrade the image of the city of Lyon.
"Olympique Lyonnais calls on the French justice to severely punish these reprehensible acts.


text:
The Revelation
Comments732this wiki
- This article is about the episode. For the rally itself, see The Revelation (rally).
"[The spirits] have granted me a power that will make equality a reality: the power to take a person's bending away. Permanently." |
"The Revelation" | |||
Information | |||
Episode guide | |||
Image gallery (46) |
Contents |
Overview Edit
Mako and Bolin look for ways to attain the thirty thousand yuans they need in order to be eligible to compete in the Pro-bending Tournament. Bolin accepts work from the Triple Threat Triad and subsequently disappears. Korra and Mako go looking for Bolin and encounter the group of chi blockers who had kidnapped him, but the Equalists flee. Korra and Mako then find out about an Equalist rally and decide to attend it. There, they learn many secrets about the Equalists and their leader, Amon, and rescue Bolin from his otherwise doomed fate.
Synopsis Edit
The Fire Ferrets are practicing early in the morning in the arena's gym when Butakha, the owner of the pro-bending league, comes to pay them their winnings from their last match. However, because of debts that Mako and Bolin owe, neither of them receive any of the money. He also tells them that they need to pay thirty thousand yuans in order to be eligible to participate in the tournament. After discovering that none of them, including Korra, have any spare cash on hand, Bolin suggests having Pabu do circus tricks on the street to raise the money. Mako dismisses his idea and says he will take care of the problem himself.
Bolin takes Pabu to Central City Station anyway and puts him on show, but only manages to earn one yuan. A gangster whom Bolin recognizes as Shady Shin pulls up in his flashy Satomobile and offers him a job helping the Triple Threat Triad with "security". Though Bolin is initially reluctant, stating that Mako had told him to stay away from the Triads, Shin is able to easily bribe him with a large sum of yuans. Meanwhile, Mako has found a job at a power plant that requires him to generate lightning. When he gets home he finds that Bolin is absent, and assumes that he must have gone to visit Korra upon seeing Air Temple Island.
On Air Temple Island, Korra is in the middle of a more successful airbending practice session than her earlier trials. Just as she finishes, Jinora and Ikki notice Mako approaching and start prodding Korra with questions about him, especially whether she has a crush on him. Embarrassed, Korra quickly earthbends them away before turning to face Mako. He asks if she has seen Bolin, but Korra answers negatively. She then offers to help Mako find Bolin with Naga's tracking skills. Together, they go to Central City Station, where Bolin usually hangs out. Mako approaches one of the street kids, Skoochy, who only gives information for a price. After Mako gives him some yuans, Skoochy tells them that he saw Bolin leaving earlier with Shady Shin and mentions that other criminal gangs are preparing for a turf war. Fearing that his brother will be caught in the middle, Mako, Korra, and Naga race to the Threat Triad's headquarters. On the way, they find Pabu, but upon arriving, they notice the building mysteriously deserted and the furniture broken. When hearing a sounds, they exit through the back, and spot a group of masked individuals carrying off several triad members in a truck with Bolin in tow. Korra and Mako chase them on Naga, but are stopped when two thugs block their chi, leaving them motionless on the ground, however, Naga and Pabu scare off their attackers. Mako explains to Korra that the assailants were Equalists, a group that wants to end all bending in order to create equality.
The two continue looking all night until Korra decides to seek out the Equalist protester she saw in the park when she first arrived in Republic City. While they wait for him to arrive, Korra asks Mako about what happened to his parents, to which he answers that they were mugged by a firebender when he was eight, and now Bolin is the only family he has left. The two then fall asleep against each other. They are abruptly awakened in the morning by the protester's usual Equalist propaganda. Korra interrogates him and learns that Amon, the leader of the Equalists, is holding a rally known as "The Revelation". When a policeman comes by to investigate the commotion, the protester claims that the Avatar is oppressing him, so she and Mako flee with a few leaflets. At a trolley stop, they try figuring out where the Equalists are holding the rally, but there is no location listed. Mako then realizes that there's a clue on the back of the leaflets matching the map of the city, pinpointing the rally's location.
That night, Korra and Mako go to the rally disguised as a couple so as not to draw attention. They show the leaflet to the doorman, who allows them inside the building. The rally begins as Amon and his followers reveal themselves on the stage. Amon begins by sharing his life story with the audience, saying that he and his non-bending family lived normal lives on a small farm until they were harassed by a firebender. His father tried standing up to him and was cut down, along with the rest of his family. The firebender then burned Amon's face, forcing him to wear a mask for the rest of his life. Amon then tells the crowd that the spirits have granted him the ability to take away a person's bending permanently. Amon demonstrates this ability on the leader of the Triple Threat Triad, Lightning Bolt Zolt, causing his lightning to slowly degrade into fire, and finally stopping it completely. With this, he declares that the era of bending has come to an end and that a revolution has begun.
Unwilling to let this happen to Bolin, Mako comes up with a plan to save him. He tells Korra to create a distraction using the steam from the nearby boilers while he rescues his brother. Just as Korra works her sabotage, she is spotted by the doorman and, when questioned about what she was doing, weakly claims she was looking for the bathroom. Seeing as her opponent does not believe her, Korra quickly subdues the doorman by hand-to-hand combat, ending the fight by slamming him against the boiler, which consequently releases steam. She then waterbends the steam toward the stage, creating a cover which catches the Equalists off guard, just before Amon can use his technique on Bolin.
As the two brothers make their escape, they are attacked by Amon's second-in-command, the Lieutenant, who subdues them with his electrified kali sticks. As he declares that there's no place in the world for benders anymore, Korra earthbends him into a wall. Naga then runs by to scoop up the trio. The Equalists try giving chase, but Amon calls them off, ordering them to let the trio go, stating that the Avatar is the best person to spread word of his power.
Korra then returns to Air Temple Island. Tenzin tells her he was worried and was about to send the Order of the White Lotus to find her. He also asks if she had found Bolin. Korra replies yes, but tells him what she saw at the Equalists' assembly. Though at first Tenzin finds the thought of Amon possessing such an ability impossible, as only the Avatar had mastered it, he quickly believes Korra and becomes clearly concerned, ominously stating that "the revolution is now more dangerous than ever. No bender is safe."
Credits Edit
- Written by:
- Directed by:
- Starring:
- Also starring:
- Kiernan Shipka - Jinora
- Darcy Rose Byrnes - Ikki
- Lance Henriksen - Lieutenant
- Carlos Alazraqui - Protestor
- Zach Callison - Skoochy (first appearance)
- Kevin Michael Richardson:
- Butakha (first appearance)
- Lightning Bolt Zolt (first appearance)
- Doorman (first appearance)
- Fisher Stevens - Shady Shin (first appearance)
- Dee Bradley Baker:
- Additional voices:
- Maurice LaMarche
- Jeff Bennett
- Darcy Rose Byrnes
Production notes Edit
Transcript Edit
- Main article: Transcript:The Revelation
Translations Edit
- Main article: Writing in the World of Avatar
Series continuity Edit
- This episode is the first to have a recap after the opening sequence.
- Lightning Bolt Zolt's reaction to Amon removing his firebending mirrors Ozai's reaction when Aang removed his firebending in "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang". Not only did Zolt say the same line, but he also unsuccessfully tried to firebend before falling over, completely exhausted.
- The statue of Fire Lord Zuko standing in Central City Station is similar to the one of Ozai in Fire Fountain City, featured in "The Runaway".
Character revelations Edit
- Mako and Bolin had a previous affiliation with the Triple Threat Triad, having done work for them after their parents were killed.
- Amon can permanently take away someone's bending.
Goofs Edit
- When Mako goes to see if Korra had seen Bolin, he is wearing a full glove, without his fingers showing. In the next shot, however, he is wearing his normal fingerless glove.
- When Amon is talking on stage, his voice is always amplified, regardless of whether or not he is speaking through the microphone.
- The bola that ensnares Naga has black ropes, but in the next shot, before she tumbles, the color of the ropes changes. Later, when Naga gnaws the ropes, they are black again. Also, the number of coils changes exponentially in those scenes.
- When Korra and Mako are thrown from Naga, Mako lands in a direction perpendicular to Korra, despite both of them being thrown into the air from the same direction.
- When Mako and Korra rise in time to fight the Equalists, Mako's gloves momentarily disappear.
- For most of the episode, the "mouth" on Amon's mask is flat. However, when Amon explains his ability to remove a person's bending, when the camera zooms in on Amon's face as he says the word "permanently", the center area of the mouth on his mask is turned downward.
- When Amon was removing the bending of the captives, the one in red seemingly disappears. Based on the scenes shown it is unlikely that he was dealt with before the attempt on Bolin, and he is not visible in the instant before the steam engulfs them all.
- When the doorman finds Korra in the boiler room, her eyes are green rather than their normal blue.
Trivia Edit
- Despite having a meaning of its own, the title also puts a pun on Amon's mantra, "The Revolution".
- This is the first episode of The Legend of Korra in which chi blocking is performed.
- The image on the rally invitation bears a similarity to a real-life Communist propaganda poster, with Amon in the place of Joseph Stalin.


text:
Enlarge / Alternate Images
Kit Includes:
Lotus Touch Soy Candle Try Me PackageFeatures premium, all natural soy wax and pure and 100% natural therapeutic grade essential oils in beautiful frosted glass. Includes (1) each Energizing, Calming and Balancing candle.
Achieve professional results with the best waxing & depilatory products available.
Award Winning, Professional Massage, Body Care and Aromatherapy Products.


text:
It's necessary to get Adobe Flash Player to see this page correctly.
Recent FIS NewsBelow you will find a listing of recent FIS News Find your newsFIS and Infront extend World Cup news clip project FIS and Infront Sports & Media are extending their collaboration for news coverage of the FIS World Cup competitions for the 2011/12 season. The production of video news releases (VNRs) for the FIS events in various disciplines was successfully introduced last season and has brought a new dimension to the media exposure of FIS World Cup skiing. The service provides the production and distribution of quality coverage directly from the events to both fans and broadcast media - helping to further increase the international reach of the competitions. This year - the second season Infront handles the VNR service - will be extended to include content production for two further disciplines; the Nordic Combined and Ladies Ski Jumping events. In addition, the distribution channels for the 2011/12 season have been increased. As well as all programming being made available free-of-charge via the established dedicated players on the various FIS discipline websites, National Ski Associations now also have the possibility to embed the FIS News Players, a dedicated FIS online video module, into their own websites - all 100% accessible worldwide. Furthermore, broadcasters will be provided with broadcast-standard quality coverage through web portal access free-of-charge for the LG Snowboard FIS World Cup and FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup events. The 2010/11 news coverage for the LG Snowboard and the FIS Freestyle World Cup provided valuable exposure which boosted awareness and broadened exposure for the sports. The programming amounted to the production of 120 news videos (a total of eight hours) with over one hundred different worldwide media and broadcasters distributing up to 67 hours of coverage across TV and online platforms. In addition there were a total of 289 edited videos produced which equated to 15 hours of programming - all accessible across the FIS Players. Access to the coverage totaled over 417,000 page views with FIS Cross Country and FIS Alpine coverage - two of the most highly accessed – each gauging over 150,000 page views. Sarah Lewis, FIS Secretary General, said: "The popularity of the video news releases from last year was clearly our motivation for extending the coverage for 2011/12. The internet enables us to make sure all fans and media have the chance to see exciting FIS action across all disciplines. The news project has proved highly popular amongst both broadcasters – appreciative of the extended and free footage - and the fans." |
credit | © copyright This website is the only official website of the Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS), the International Ski Federation, and is © FIS. All rights reserved. No commercial reproduction, adaptation, distribution or transmission of any part or parts of this website or any information contained, herein by any means whatsoever is permitted without the prior written permission of FIS. | contact | links | home | mobile.fisski.com |


text:
To get the latest ticket news and for your chance to win great prizes, join the newsletter.
Home > Sports > Rugby Union > RBS Six Nations > Wales Rugby Tickets
Wales have won the Six Nations 23 times, the last being in 2005. Their best result in the Rugby World Cup is third, which they achieved in 1987. They also hosted the 1999 Rugby World Cup. Welsh players are eligible to play for the British and Irish Lions. The International Rugby Board (IRB) regard Wales as a Tier One rugby nation. In particular, several Welsh players of the 1970s are acknowledged as some of the best in the game's history. Although several poor results in the late 1980s and 1990s hurt the team's reputation, a resurgence in form in the 2000s and a Six Nations Grand Slam in 2005 has helped reverse that. Due to this success, Wales became the first team ever to win the Grand Slam while playing more matches away than at home.


text:
Redskins 31
Bears 17
Washington's secondary is scary. Cutler 240yds, 1 td, 3 int
Redskins 31
Bears 17
Washington's secondary is scary. Cutler 240yds, 1 td, 3 int
If Ditka is playing...
Bears 72
Redskins 3 (60 yard field goal)
If he's not...
Redskins 24
Bears 16
You guys are not giving our d and credit...
bears 6
redskins 13
Cutler says I am taking my stuff and going home until you guys get someone who can block.
Without weaponz it's just another airline!
I am here to chew bubble gum and kick butt and I am all out of bubble gum!
All this negativity, WTF! I see this as an oppurtunity for Martz to show how he can balance an offense! He will show how he can and the D will return to form.
Bears 27
Skins 7
Martz tried to balance the offense and we have -4 yards on 6 plays. 3 Running and 3 Passing. 50/50 just like Lovie wanted. It don't mean shit if your offensive line is the worst in the National Football League. We suck so bad, the early season was just that, a fluke. The game stats have us winning 7-0 with our -4 yards and Washington's 106 yards. WTF? We wouldn't even be in the game if it weren't for our defense. I know it's early in the game, but can the O Line pull it's collective head out of its ass? I don't know. This is Jerry Angelo's fault for ignoring such an important part of the team.
Last edited by IPeedOnLambeauField; 10-24-2010 at 12:54 PM.
13 yards in 13 plays. If we can run 347 plays we are right in this.
I think Tice should put shock collars on the OL and every time Jay gets sacks they all get zapped and the voltage gets stonger after each sack.
Yay, J. Webb! Woohoo! Chris Williams looks right at home at G! Wow, what a run game! I hit myself on the head until everything looks good to me !
Finally we see Martz make the same type of adjustments late in the first half that he made during the Dallas game. He went to the short slant in order to counter their blitzing. It worked and we are leading going into the half. Who would have thunk it? If he can keep this up, we might just win this game.


text:
Blogger profile: Sunny Hundal
We speak to Sunny Hundal, editor of left-liberal website, Liberal Conspiracy
Advertise with TotalPolitics
We speak to Sunny Hundal, editor of left-liberal website, Liberal Conspiracy
by Ed Stradling / 20 May 2013 15:47
Ed Stradling's exclusive mini-documentary on what he finds to be the dangers of legal aid reform proposals. Includes interviews with human rights and criminal barrister John Cooper QC and shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan.
by Justin Cash / 20 May 2013 09:38
Now we've all had a chance to reflect on UKIP's local election triumphs, it seems the one thing that commentators across the board have been able to agree on is that Farage's success reflects an elevated wave of euroscepticism among the British population. What to do about EU membership has, as a direct consequence, become one of the most important debates in modern politics, one that has caused no end of confusion in Tory ranks.
by Justin Cash / 17 May 2013 10:10
Last night's Keith Joseph memorial lecture, hosted by the Centre for Policy Studies think-tank in the City's plush Guildhall Old Library, started with the education secretary being described by CPS chairman Maurice Saatchi as a "prime minister in waiting."
Gove was an appropriate choice for the annual lecture in memory of CPS co-founder Joseph. He shares the same cabinet position Joseph held for the lion's share of his time in office, and holds Margaret Thatcher, Joseph's CPS
by Justin Cash / 14 May 2013 12:09
It was standing room only in Portcullis House last night as a fifty strong contingent featuring some of the Tory Party's best and brightest met to discuss an issue that plagues British conservatism: the need to appeal more to the blue collar voter.
The idea of the blue collar voter is itself somewhat nebulous. It was variously described throughout the evening as the 'working class', the 'manual labourer' and the 'self-made man'. They are not privately
by Justin Cash / 09 May 2013 11:54
Justin Cash: Are you worried about a lurch to the right after the rise of UKIP in local elections?
Peter Tatchell: There's a worrying lurch to the right already happening. Instead of just explaining and refuting UKIP policies, the big three parties seem intent on remastering their agendas to fit with UKIP's ideology. Nigel Farage is calling the shots, which means that his party's bizarre policies are not being exposed in the way they should
by Justin Cash / 08 May 2013 10:05
Today, in the formal start to the parliamentary year, the Queen will set out the government's legislative agenda for the coming 12 months. It's a significant moment in the political calendar made all the more salient after both the Tories and Lib Dems received a drubbing in local elections at the hands of UKIP last week. The coalition partners have had time to digest these results and also to contemplate a lurch to the right
by Justin Cash / 02 May 2013 09:25
Today, residents of 34 authorities across England and one Welsh county will cast their votes in local elections. We all expect the Conservatives to haemorrhage seats, right?
Well, maybe not. The result of the latest ComRes poll conducted interviews in the regions of England set to vote this time round gives the Conservatives a seven percentage point lead over Labour, 31 to 24.
Compare this with national polling that, on average, puts Labour ahead by around
by Jon Ashworth MP / 30 Apr 2013 11:04
According to a report published by the Department for Education in January this year, only a third of pupils who receive free school meals will achieve five or more A*-C grades in their GCSEs. In contrast, 63 per cent of those not on free school meals achieve the same results.
It was this that made me want to take part in the Teach First 'Every Child Can' campaign.
Teach First trains people with leadership potential
by Justin Cash / 29 Apr 2013 12:18
Total Politics had a little taste of stardom this week after a cameo appearance on BBC drama The Politician's Husband. Turns out David Tennant 's stellar performance as downtrodden former Business Secretary Aiden Hoynes is matched only by his choice of political news; after receiving a public scolding for his attacks on the prime minister, Tennant can be seen here checking the damage to his reputation on our very own blog.
In the treacherous world
by Hywel Nelson / 29 Apr 2013 11:13
It's been a sad week for fans of party political broadcasts. Then again, the lives of party political broadcast fans are probably pretty bleak generally.
A court in Strasbourg decided last Monday – by a knife-edge nine-against-eight margin – that Britain can keep its strict rules against political broadcasting. An animal welfare group had challenged current restrictions as an affront to free speech.
If just one of the judges had switched their stance, the effect


text:
How Would You Spend Your Last Day in Your Town?
With the countdown to the Mayan apocalypse underway, we're asking - how would you spend your last day?
We're pretty sure that the world isn't going to end on Friday, Dec. 21. And we're not the only ones. NASA has also explained why the long-debated "Mayan 2012 Doomsday" won't happen.
But with all this hubbub over the Mayan 2012 prophecy, we have to ask: How would you spend your last day in your town, if you knew the world was coming to an end?
Before you answer, we'd like you to pretend that despite the looming apocalypse, all of the area's restaurants and hot spots remained open for business and the roads out of town were blocked off.
Would you stay at home with your family?
Would you head out one last time to order your favorite meal at a local restaurant?
Would you catch the last performance of your favorite local band?
Let us know in the comments section below.
Avon Barksdale
11:36 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Hmm, maybe too soon for a "last day of your life" thread.
Carol Bragg
12:10 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Hoping that "the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together." In other words, working to build God's realm on earth, as on any other day.
2:02 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Hopefully not get an asthma attack and drop the F bomb.
Fiscal Conservative
3:02 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Any idea what time this will take place? Once I know how much time I have left I can make plans. On second thought, at my age I'll probably forget about it. Then again, by the time I find my teeth, put them in and go to the john, it may be over already (I don't "move" to fast). What day is it today?
4:25 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
One thing I do find interesting is how many people believe in ancient calendars, prophecies etc. The amazing balance of our planet could be thrown at any minute of any day by any factor and we would never even know it would happen, life would end within a split second not a long drawn out countdown. That being said, I'd steal a Ferrari and drive it 200 mph off a cliff, end on my own terms.
9:09 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Not at all happy with what I am hearing from several SHS students. It seems that there is only 1 bathroom open and available for students since September. That bathroom is located in B 1st. All of the other bathrooms are CLOSED and LOCKED at all times. Rumor is that students would smoke in other bathrooms so the school decided to lock and close all bathrooms except in B1st. With over 1,000 students this is unacceptable! A student also vomited in the hallway today. If a bathroom was open and accessible, this may not have occurred. Is this how our children should be treated?
Just Me!
11:46 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I think you got the wrong thread lady..lol....But as a former SHS student..in my time...there was a smoking area in front of the gym...open campus.....Lav one and three were used for smoking as well as the links between classes for a quick drag.....The football players would hold the Lav door in case a teacher decided to be daring and TRY to go into the lav and if there wasn't anyone holding the door...you had better have said "It's ok" as you walked through that door....Puking in the hallway was a common thing and no one freaked out....we just got our beloved janitor to come on down and clean it up......Guess things have changed in the high school since the late 70's,,,,loh ya...and we NEVER lost to OA on Thanksgiving..
deb of see-attleboro
2:18 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Just Me: TOO FUNNY!! Which SHS did you go to? Stoughton, Seekonk or Somerset?
Just Me!
11:39 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
OMG......I would walk my dog ON THE BEACH..and NOT pick up after it........while smoking weed........feeding the geese AND Running with sharp scissors.....I'll then go to the library and make NOISE...... and then I'm going uptown and park in the spot that says "For paster only!!" I'm going to then find that portable speed RADAR thing on wheels...and see how fast I can get as I go bye it!......and then..i'm gonna find those 2 clowns who park themselves in front of the post office with the sigh that depicts Obama as Hitler..and I'm gonna teach them a thing or 2 amount my freedom of speech.....and finally...when that is all done with I'm gonna go play near the train tracks!!!..well not finally....but y'all can use you imagination on that one....lol...
Play More Work Less
3:59 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Grab a few bottles of champagne, some tunes, and go skinny dipping in a rich person's pool...you know you want to!!


text:
Toxin-Nutrient Interactions Influence Diet Selection
This publication discusses toxic plants and how they affect the eating habits of different herbivores.
Related Items
Carbohydrate Reserves: What You Learned May Be Wrong
Factors Influencing Grazing Tolerance
Ignoring Variation: Are We Missing Opportunities?
Ingestion of Toxic Plants by Herbivores
Introducing Animals to New Foods
Learning About Foods and Locations
Palatability - More Than a Matter of Taste
Pesticide Adsorption and Half-life
Worker Protection Standard for Agricultural Pesticides
Toxicity of Representative Pesticides
Laundering Pesticide Contaminated Clothing
Pesticide and Toxic Substance Analysis
Effect of Water pH on the Chemical Stabiity of Pesticides
Grand County Agriculture Profile
Salt Lake County Agriculture Profile
San Juan County Agriculture Profile
Sanpete County Agriculture Profile
Sevier County Agriculture Profile
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Alfalfa
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Grass
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Mixed Grass/Alfalfa
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Cereal
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Mixed Cereal/Pea or Vetch
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Grass Seed/Straw
Hay Quality Sensory Evaluation Form - Timothy; Export & Horse
Training Livestock to Leave Streams and Use Uplands
Learning What to Eat and What to Avoid
Nutrients Influence Palatability
Toxin-Nutrient Interactions Influence Diet Selection
Diet Mixing: Increasing Intake of Unpalatalbe Plants
Livestock as a Tool For Biodiversity in the Sagebrush Steppe
Reducing Losses Due to Tall Larkspur Poisoning
Structure, Quality and Skills Interact to Influence Forage Intake
Using Low Moisture Blocks to Improve Livestock Distribution and Forage Utilization
Structure Determines Experience, Experience Determines Structure
Grazing Response Index: A Simple, Effective Method to Evaluate Plant Responses to Grazing
Why Animals Die From Eating Poisonous Plants


text:
PLEASE NOTE:This form is for individual registrations only. To register a group, please call (859) 342-2665 and staff will be happy to assist you.
Family Storytime (Ages 2 to 5+ years) | |
Event Type: Children's Date: 2/28/2013 Start Time: 6:30 PM End Time: 7:15 PM Description: Help your child build language and literacy skills through stories, songs and play.
Library: Main Library
Map to Main Library
Location: Children's Activity Room |


text:
Pentagon wants $450M for Guantanamo prison
Donna Cassata, Associated Press |
posted May 21st - 5:50pm
The Pentagon is asking Congress for more than $450 million for maintaining and upgrading the Guantanamo Bay prison that President Barack Obama wants to close.
IRS official to take the 5th at House hearing
Stephen Ohlemacher and Alan Fram, Associated Press |
posted May 21st - 4:52pm
Summoned by Congress, a key figure in the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative groups plans to invoke her constitutional right against self-incrimination and decline to testify at a congressional hearing on Wednesday.
Feds halt data cull for State Dept terror report
Matthew Lee and Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press |
posted May 21st - 3:44pm
The federal government has given the job of compiling statistics used by the State Department to analyze trends in global terrorism to an academic group, a move that may complicate accurate unclassified assessments of patterns of terrorist activity for years to come.
Moniz: LNG exports on hold until data reviewed
Matthew Daly, Associated Press |
posted May 21st - 2:44pm
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz said Tuesday he will delay final decisions on about 20 applications to export liquefied natural gas until he reviews studies by the Energy Department and others on what impact the exports would have on domestic natural gas supplies and prices.
Policy, discretion guide media sources probes
Mark Sherman, Associated Press |
posted May 21st - 1:32am
It was a rare moment in relations between the media and the government: In 2008, FBI Director Robert Mueller called the top editors at The New York Times and The Washington Post to apologize because the bureau had improperly obtained reporters' telephone records four years earlier.
Gov't presses ahead on another leak case
Pete Yost, Associated Press |
posted May 20th - 5:58pm
In another case of the Obama administration investigating classified information improperly disclosed to reporters, the government is prosecuting a State Department expert on North Korea in a probe that appears to step into uncharted territory _ by declaring that a journalist is committing a crime in disclosing leaked information.
Kerry to Mideast to advance struggling Syria plan
Bradley Klapper, Associated Press |
posted May 20th - 5:55pm
Secretary of State John Kerry is headed back to the Middle East to press his case for peace talks between Syrian rebels and President Bashar Assad's regime amid increasing signs the new U.S. strategy to halt the war is being undermined by Russia.
IG: ex-US Attorney retaliated in Fast and Furious
Pete Yost, Associated Press |
posted May 20th - 3:55pm
The U.S. Attorney in Arizona violated Justice Department policy by providing Fox News with information apparently aimed at undercutting the credibility of a federal agent who helped reveal the botched arms-trafficking probe called Operation Fast and Furious, the Justice Department's inspector general said Monday.
Education Department gives 3 more states waivers
Philip Elliott, Associated Press |
posted May 20th - 1:11pm
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced on Monday that three more states would join the ranks of those given permission to ignore parts of the federal No Child Left Behind law in favor of their own school improvement plans.
US urges Egypt gov't to defend political speech
Matthew Lee, Associated Press |
posted May 20th - 12:23pm
The Obama administration is calling on the Egyptian government to rein in prosecutions of political expression amid what it called a "growing trend" of efforts to punish and deter people from speaking their mind.
Most Popular
Site Index
KSL's Children's Television Programming Reports, as well as its FCC public inspection file, are available for viewing during regular office hours at the KSL Broadcast House or online.
The station representative who can assist a person with disabilities with issues related to the content of the public files is Mike Dowdle, available during regular office hours at email@example.com and (801) 575-5555.
The station representative who can assist a person with disabilities with issues related to the content of the public files is Mike Dowdle, available during regular office hours at firstname.lastname@example.com and (801) 575-5555.
© 2013 ksl.com | KSL Broadcasting Salt Lake City UT | Site hosted & managed by Deseret Digital Media - a Deseret Media Company v05


text:
Sorry, your search ' adapter charger dcr-pc dsc-s ' did not match any products. A partial match of your keywords is listed below.
Continue searching with these key words:
adapter charger dsc, adapter charger dcr, adapter charger, dcr
Featured Wholesale Categories
Computer Hardware & Software
Timepieces, Jewelry, Eyewear
Consumer Electronics
- Send me personalized AliExpress Alert updates with high margin opportunities for adapter charger dcr-pc dsc-s
Having problems finding products? Get expert help from our trade community. Click here for useful Search Tips


text:
Register and Save
Change account info
BioSupplyNet gives you lab protocols; tools for data retrieval, analysis, and visualization; and information about finding kits and other laboratory supplies. Read on...
View sample pages from the book here
© 2010 318 pp., illus. (47 color, 50 b/w), indexTrim size: 7 x 10 Hardcover $135 33.75 ISBN 978-1-936113-04-0 You save: 75% Discounts apply to direct website purchases by individual US customers only; all sales are final.
Life arose on Earth more than three billion years ago. How the first self-replicating systems emerged from prebiotic chemistry and evolved into primitive cell-like entities is an area of intense research, spanning molecular and cellular biology, organic chemistry, cosmology, geology, and atmospheric science.
Written and edited by experts in the field, this collection from Cold Srping Harbor Perspectives in Biology provides a comprehensive account of the environment of the early Earth and the mechanisms by which the organic molecules present may have self-assembled to form replicating material such as RNA and other polymers. The contributors examine the energetic requirements for this process and focus in particular on the essential role of semi-permeable compartments in containment of primitive genetic systems.
Also covered in the book are new synthetic approaches for fabricating cellular systems, the potentially extraterrestrial origin of life
...the volume is an excellent compendium of present day thinking about aspects of lifes origins. Overall, I recommend this volume to anyone who wants to comprehend, and have an appreciation of, the complexities involved in trying to unravel how life began on Earth and whether this could occur elsewhere. The Quarterly Review of Biology
Discounts apply to direct website purchases by individual US customers only. All sales are final.


text:
diode mixer design845 links and 4 categories about diode mixer design on dxzone.com |
Refine your search: diode mixer design
Site listings
Antennas : Antenna Calculators
Amateur Vertical Antenna Calculator
- This calculator is designed to give the vertical length (height) of a particular antenna, for the frequency and wavelength chosen.
T2FD The Forgotten Antenna
- "Some have called the T2FD a ""squashed rhombic"" antenna. It does bear some design similarities to the non resonant rhombic, but theoretically it is admittedly inferior. However, the T2FD performs well in a modest amount of space."
Citizens Band Mid~West
- A very attractive and informative site designed to promote the professional operation and knowledge of Citizens Band Radio
Whiskey Alpha DX group
- "Formed in 1996 in the USA, the ""Whiskey Alpha"" group has members in a few different country's and is growing every day. We provide all members with a ""personalized"" QSL card design. Membership has no annual dues, and is for life."
Comet Antennas
- Distributor for COMET and MALDOL brand antenna products designed, manufactured in Japan. Distributor of DAIWA brand RF SWR/power meters and switching power supplies.
E-Z-O Antennas
- A new beem antenna design improvement over the cubical quad
INRAD International Radio
- Supplier of custom designed, high performance
quartz crystal filters for communications
receivers and transceivers, for Yaesu Icom Kenwood and Collins radios
Almost all digital electronics
- This site is dedicated to electronics hobbyists, engineers, and Radio Amateurs interested in circuit design, homebrew and kit projects.
International Components
- International Components Corporation has an extensive range of electronic components consisting of audible signal devices, speakers, microphones, capacitors, electron tubes, connectors, and accessories designed in recognition of the diversity of applications and special characteristics encountered by designers in today's complex world.
NA7EM QSL Card design
- Offer custom design and printing of extremely high quality, very affordable, QSL Cards.
Antenna Maker
- Antenna design program for Quads, Yagis, Inverted Vees, J-poles, Trap Dipoles and more.
- This is the place for downloading the latest DOS version of Quickyagi the freeware yagi modeling program with auto-design & optimize.
DOS programs by g4fgq
- Small collection of DOS antenna design and RF calculations programs
- RXCLUS is a free amateur radio software especially designed for the DX'ers and SWL's wanting to receive the informations transmitted by packet radio on the DX-cluster system. It supports also telnet protocol.
- Professional Logging Software for Windows 95/98/NT. A separate version is available for DOS. Full featured logging, HF radio control, Internet Packet, VHF Packet, Label Designer, Report Designer, and a lot more.
DX 4 Win
- DX4WIN is an easy to use, yet powerful logging program for every ham. It has been designed for the the serious and the casual DXer.
LogWindows - Log X
- Log-X formerly LogWindow is a Windows based software program designed for the specific use of Amateur Radio operators to keep a log of the contacts that were made with other radio operators around the world, designed to be used in Amateur Radio contests, Emergency situations, and for general record keeping of conversations. By SCO Inc
- YPLOG logging software for Windows support Icom and Kenwood Radios, map programs and a program for coaxial trap design.
AALog by RZ4AG
Priority listing
- AALog is a comprehensive logger program designed for amateur radio station operators. QRZ,Buckmaster,Flying Horse lookup, CW/RTTY/PSK31 support, Digital voice processor. DXCC,WAZ,P75P,WAS,JCC,WAJA,WAIP,IOTA,Russia tracking. Many other useful features. eQSL.cc compatible. It look like your paper log and use all power your PC
MRX Software
- MRX Morse Code for Windows 9x/NT is a program designed to teach morse code receive and transmit using the benefits of Multi-Media PC technology
- SOFT990 is a freeware designed for the transceiver YAESU FT-990. Running also with FT-840 FT-890 FT-900 FT-920 FT1000MP FT-1000D
Universal LF/MF Preamplifier
- "A ""Universal Antenna Preamplifier"" design, in Web page form. Works with long wires, loops, or whips. For longwave and medium wave."
40MHz Frequency Counter Module
- Design for a very low cost 6-digit frequency counter module using of the shelf components
Speaker Design
- Java applet to design speakers
- Large list of homemade projects and designs
Searches related to
diode mixer design
diode mixer design diode mixer diode mixer schematic diode mixer for hf recei pasive diode mixer home made a diode mixer fet mixer mixer 80m mixer mixer behringer jfet mixer binaural mixer mosfet mixer headphone amp mixer audio mixer box
Search on Google


text:
Knee pain is common in people of all ages. Take these steps to take the pain out of your steps.
Drowninga leading cause of injury-related deathcan happen very quickly.
Important tips from the American Veterinary Medical Association, the ASPCA and other reliable sources.
Rachel G. Klein, Ph.D.
Important tips to help children deal with the world around them and foster resilience from our expert, a professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the NYU Child Study Center.


text:
Magnetic Resonance Angiography
- Home
- Health Information
- Condition Detail
MRA Interpretation |
Copyright © Nucleus Medical Media, Inc. |
Reasons for Test
- Identify diseased, narrowed, enlarged, and blocked blood vessels
- Locate internal bleeding
Possible Complications
What to Expect
Prior to Test
- Arrange for a ride home.
- Do not eat or drink for at least four hours before the exam.
- Take the sedative 1-2 hours before the exam, or as directed.
You will be asked about the following:
- Medical and surgical history
- Pregnancy
- Allergies
- Whether you have any metal objects in your body
You will be asked if you have something in your body that would interfere with the MRA, such as:
- Pacemaker or implantable defibrillator
- Neurostimulator
- Ear implant
- Metal fragments in your eyes or in any other part of your body—Tell your doctor if your work involves metal filings or particles.
- Implanted port device, such as an insulin pump
- Metal plate, pins, screws, or surgical staples
- Metal clips from aneurysm repair
- Retained bullets
- Any other large metal objects in your body (Tooth fillings and braces are usually fine.)
- You will remove any metal objects (such as jewelry, hearing aids, glasses) and change into a gown.
- An x-ray may be taken to check for any metal objects in your body.
- Given earplugs or headphones to wear (The MRI machine makes a loud banging noise.)
- Given an injection of a contrast dye into your vein
- Allowed to have a family member or friend with you during the test
Description of the Test
After Test
- You will be asked to wait at the facility while the images are examined. The technician may need more images.
- If you took a sedative, do not drive or operate machinery until it wears off.
- If you are breastfeeding and receive contrast dye, you and your doctor should discuss when you should restart breastfeeding. Information available has not found any ill effects to the baby if a breastfeeding mother has had contrast dye.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
How Long Will It Take?
Will It Hurt?
- Loud knocking or tapping noises from the machine
- Brief stinging when the IV needle is inserted (if contrast is used)
Call Your Doctor
- Worsening of symptoms
- Allergic or abnormal symptoms (if contrast material was used)
American Heart Association http://www.americanheart.org
RadiologyInfo http://www.radiologyinfo.org
College of Family Physicians of Canada http://www.cfpc.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/index-eng.php
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). University of Iowa Department of Radiology website. Available at: http://www.radiology.uiowa.edu/MRI/index.html. Accessed July 27, 2009.
MRI. HeartCenterOnline website. Available at: http://yourtotalhealth.ivillage.healthline.com/adamcontent/mri. Updated October 2008. Accessed July 27, 2009.
MR angiography (MRA). RadiologyInfo website. Available at: http://www.radiologyinfo.org. Updated June 3009. Accessed July 27, 2009.
Yucel EK, Anderson CM, Edelman RR, et al. Magnetic resonance angiography: update on applications for extracranial arteries. Circulation. 1999;100:2284.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Michael J. Fucci, DO
- Review Date: 09/2012 -
- Update Date: 00/92/2012 -


text:
Sign up and join a community that's passionate about exploring the world of entertainment & technology.
I've reviewed a few of these types of speakers. Pioneer calls this one a "Wireless Speaker" but that's not really adequate for the category. Music streaming speaker (MSS?) is probably more accurate, if less pithy.
Either way, my experience has been that for most, it's function first, quality second. As in, you get sound, but it's not very good. Unless the MSS has some sort of special attention paid to sound quality, I try to avoid them.
What got my attention with this one, then? Well, the A4 has been tuned by none other than Andrew Jones, and given how amazing his inexpensive Pioneer speakers are, I figured this doodad was worth a look.
Another day, another wireless speaker, right? We're pretty much much drowning in post-docks here at S+V these days, and aside from preferred protocol (AirPlay, DLNA, Bluetooth, pick your poison), most of these little guys have started to seem just a tad samey-samey.
KEF made the LS50 minispeaker for lots of reasons. It's a celebration of the company's 50th anniversary. It's the first affordable application of the technology developed for the $29,999/pair Blade. It's a throwback to the LS3/5a, a beloved, BBC-designed minimonitor for which KEF made the drivers.
Here are two words I never thought I'd use together in a sentence: audiophile soundbar. Yet MartinLogan's new Motion Vision model indisputably qualifies.
The dirty little secret about on-wall speakers is that many aren't tuned for on-wall use. Most come with a foot that allows them to be used atop a table or stand.
Like so many British (and, for that matter, American) ür-audio brands, KEF — originally Kent Engineering & Foundry — had its roots in the post- WWII technology boom. In KEF's case, it grew inside a Quonset hut on the grounds of the aforementioned foundry. A half-century down the road the Kentish maker is still there (in Kent, not in the metal shed!), still focused on its core competency (loudspeakers), and still producing wholly excellent designs.
The surest way to future success is to repeat your past successes. Like that line? I made it up. If you think it's a lot of B.S., I present as irrefutable evidence the careers of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Also the Paradigm Millenia CT, a 2.1 speaker system based closely on the MilleniaOne, our 2011 Product of the Year.
At this coming weekend's Rocky Mountain Audio Fest, Legacy Audio will be rolling out their latest tower, the Aeris, an all-new four-way configuration. Prices start at $15,900, in your choice of Legacy finshes.
One of my favorite things about the audio biz is that anyone with a dream and a garage can get in. Accumulate the knowledge to design a speaker or an amp, gather the tools and materials to build it, muster the courage and social skills to sell it, and you've got yourself an audio company! (Unfortunately, a few would-be entrepreneurs skip that all-important first step.)
There's no better current example of this phenomenon than John DeVore, founder, president, and chief designer of DeVore Fidelity. DeVore was a musician and high-end stereo salesman in new York City who'd nurtured a hobby of building his own speakers. When he finally got to the point where he was satisfied with his designs, he started to produce and sell them. His company now builds speakers in the old Brooklyn Navy Yard, which has become a hotbed of artisanal manufacturing.
Under-TV speakers should have taken off years ago. They give you all the benefit of a soundbar but they're a lot easier to install. Just place one under a flat-panel TV, connect a cable or two, and you have a reasonable facsimile of home theater sound in a matter of minutes.
Last month we got a peek at the 4TV and EVA, the initial offerings from AudioXperts, a new company with a long collective history. We were sworn to secrecy at the time, but there was one cool product we couldn't tell you about then — and now we can.
When I'm looking for speakers to review, I gravitate toward two types: ones that have the potential to sound great, and ones with weird designs. The former offer the potential for hours of joyous listening. The latter offer the potential for either a previously unimagined sonic nirvana or an audio train wreck, both of which are fun to write about.
Definitive Technology's $899-per-pair StudioMonitor SM65 fits both descriptions.


text:
Archives > Plano Star-courier > News
Bill would prevent abortion providers and their affiliates from providing sex ed to public school students
By Bill Conrad, email@example.com, @Bill_PlanoStar on Twitter
Texas school districts are already required to teach abstinence-based sex education, but that has not stopped a local legislator from filing a bill he says will prevent abortion providers from entering classrooms and providing information to students.
House Bill 1057, dubbed the Texas Parental Control Accountability Act and authored by Rep. Jeff Leach (R-Plano), would specifically ban any organization with affiliates that provide abortions from teaching sex education classes in public schools. It would also require parental permission if a third party was brought in to offer the instruction.
"There are situations across the state where abortion providers and their affiliates are assisting in the administration of sex education instruction," Leach said. "We know for a fact that they are interacting with our kids in public schools and handing out instructional materials, and in many situations, they are actually doing the instruction."
"This is about all abortion providers and their affiliates, it is not just about one organization," Leach said.
Chapter 28 of the Texas Education Code requires abstinence-based sexual education, stating "[the district must] emphasize that abstinence from sexual activity, if used consistently and correctly, is the only method that is 100 percent effective in preventing pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, infection with human immunodeficiency virus or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, and the emotional trauma associated with adolescent sexual activity."
Districts and third parties are also prohibited from handing out condoms and are not required to include information on contraception and condoms in their curriculum, the code states.
Leach said the education code applies to anyone -- not just district employees -- providing sex education to students, but that it is hard to monitor the information distributed by third parties. His bill, he said, would help better inform parents about what their children are learning in school.
"This common-sense legislation promotes parental control and accountability in the classroom," he said.
Planned Parenthood's national office did not return messages seeking comment, but its website states more than 1 million children and adults participate in their education programs each year.
"We deliver comprehensive and medically accurate information that empowers women, men, teens and families to make informed choices and lead healthy lives," the website states. "Planned Parenthood is proud of its vital role in providing young people with honest sexuality and relationship information in classrooms and online to help reduce our nation's alarmingly high rates of teen pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections."
Neither of the two school districts Leach represents, Plano ISD and Allen ISD, use third-party providers, officials confirmed.
"There is current instruction on sexuality taught in the eighth grade and in high school," said Lesley Range-Stanton, Plano ISD spokeswoman. "The eighth-grade instruction is delivered during our coordinated school health program and taught by a Plano�ISD-certified teacher.�The high school�curriculum is delivered during the high school health education class, and students may take this course at any time during their [high school career].�This course is�taught by a Plano�ISD-certified health teacher."
Tim Carroll, Allen ISD spokesman, said sex education is offered only to high school students and is part of their standard health curriculum.
In addition to Leach, Collin County Reps. Jodie Laubenberg (R-Parker) and Scott Turner (R-Frisco) are joint authors on the legislation. Reps. Scott Sanford (R-McKinney) and Van Taylor (R-Plano) are co-authors.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2010 Texas had the fourth-highest rate of births among 15-19 year olds, with 52.2 births per 1,000 teens. New Hampshire had the lowest amount, with 15.7 births per 1,000 teens.
The following are comments from the readers.
In no way do they represent the view of Starlocalnews.com
In no way do they represent the view of Starlocalnews.com
You must register with a valid email to post comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Registered users sign in here:
Become a Registered User
- Return to: News «
- Home «
- Top of Page ^


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
The San Jose Sharks try to put together consecutive victories for the first time since the beginning of the month as they continue their five-game road trip against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday afternoon. San Jose dropped the first two games of its trek before erasing a two-goal, third-period deficit and escaping Edmonton with a 4-3 shootout triumph over the Oilers on Wednesday. The Sharks now look for their first winning streak since opening March with victories over Nashville and Vancouver.
Minnesota looks to extend its season-high winning streak to five games. After topping Colorado at home on March 14, the Wild had a perfect three-game road trip as they defeated the Avalanche, Vancouver Canucks and Detroit Red Wings. Devin Setoguchi scored twice and Niklas Backstrom made 36 saves on Wednesday as Minnesota posted its first regulation victory in Detroit since Jan. 3, 2006.
TV: 2 p.m. ET, CSN California (San Jose), FSN North, FSN Wisconsin (Minnesota)
ABOUT THE SHARKS (13-10-6): Left wing Ryane Clowe has missed two games with a shoulder injury and is questionable for Saturday. Clowe has yet to score a goal this season but notched an assist in three of the last five games prior to his injury. Logan Couture registered his 12th career two-goal performance against Edmonton and defenseman Dan Boyle scored the decisive tally in the shootout. Captain Joe Thornton recorded his 777th career assist in the victory, giving him sole possession of 35th place on the all-time list. He had been tied for the spot with Jean Ratelle.
ABOUT THE WILD (17-10-2): Setoguchi has been an offensive force of late. He enters Saturday with a five-game point streak during which he has collected six goals and two assists. The veteran has posted two-goal performances in two of his last three contests and has notched at least one point in 10 of his last 11 games. Minnesota has gone 13-5-1 over its last 19 contests after beginning the season 4-5-1. Center Mike Rupp and defenseman Tom Gilbert each have missed two games with lower-body injuries.
1. Minnesota has won three straight meetings with San Jose after losing three in a row.
2. The home team has captured seven of the last eight games in the all-time series.
3. San Jose concludes its road trip Monday in Anaheim, where it suffered a 5-3 loss in the second game of the trek this past Monday.
PREDICTION: Wild 3, Sharks 2


text:
May we also suggest the following gifts...
Customer Reviews
Average Ratings:
Write your own review
Rate this product:
"mothers day gift"
By WILLIAM STRUMM
Comments: I recently purchased this bracelet as a mothers day gift. I sincerely feel that for the money and the fact they will engrave a message you wont get a better bang for your buck! she thought it was great but this is an item that could certainly be a great stocking stuffer or a personal gift! their delivery was extremely quick considering I purchased last minute! valentines, birthdays, grads this is a little gift that will get a big smile!
"Wonderful idea"
By elana aroch
Comments: My mom was extremely happy with this charm bracelet. I splurged and got the gift wrapping and gift card so that I could extend my love in words, the love was definitely received. Since I live half way around the world from my family, these personalized items are a wonderful way to say I love you.


text:
Suggest a New Category
To suggest a new category please complete the form below.
Once we have reviewed your suggestion we will email you notification that either, the category has been added, or that the category has not been added and the reason for this.
Site Sponsors
GKiss.com - the best dating site for gay, queer, homosexual friends and loves!


text:
UN Women in collaboration with UNDP under its Electoral Cycle Support to Election Commission of Pakistan (ECAP) will be providing technical assistance to ECP to ensure gender mainstreaming at all levels in preparation for the upcoming election in 2013.
Keeping the above in mind, UN Women seeks to employ a Provincial Project Coordinators in all four provinces (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Paktunkhwa and Baluchistan) who will work closely with the UNDP coordinators and will work closely with ECP and UN Women team in furthering the objectives of the project. The Coordinators will work closely with ECAP Project Management Unit and will be reporting to the Senior Technical Advisor UNW.
Responsibilities and duties
The Provincial Coordinator, in close coordination with UNW and ECAP-PMU will:
-Masters University Degree or equivalent in Development Studies, gender studies, Social Sciences, Public Administration and/or Law with special focus on women political empowerment -Minimum of 3 to 5 years experience in working with the Government, NGOs and international organizations on development issues, with strong experience in Gender and Development issues and programmes; -Demonstrated national work experience on women empowerment, Gender & Development. -Strong writing and communication skills , report writing, inter-personal communication, team coordination. -Advanced degree of computer skills and fluency in local language, English and Urdu.


text:
This article was originally distributed via PRWeb. PRWeb, WorldNow and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith.
SOURCE: Alpha Warranty Services, Inc
Top 3 Most Reliable Extended Auto Warranty Provider of 2012 by The Consumer Auto Warranty Agency
Riverton, Utah (PRWEB) December 12, 2012
Alpha Warranty Services is an up and coming extended vehicle warranty provider that's making a lot of noise. With a decade of providing vehicle service contracts, Alpha Warranty is making a name for itself in the industry. Hitting multiple lists of best auto warranty providers, Alpha is being touted among long established companies as most reliable and best customer service. As reported by Warranty Week, The Consumer Auto Warranty Agency has listed Alpha Warranty Services among the 2012 top three most reliable extended auto warranty companies. CAWA, a non-profit consumer protection group that provides reviews for auto warranty consumers, reports that Alpha has a broad range of covered components and a high rate of customer satisfaction.
And the praise keeps coming. Alpha Warranty Services has received the following best in class ratings:
About Alpha Warranty Services, Inc
Founded in 2002, Alpha Warranty Services, Inc is an industry leader in unique and valuable vehicle service contract programs. Alpha Warranty Services, Inc offers services in all 50 states. All AWS vehicle service contract plans are underwritten by insurers who hold an A.M. Best rating of "A" Excellent. The company's commitment to keeping their dealers and contract holders protected has helped AWS earn the fine reputation they have today. For more information, please visit http://www.alphawarranty.com or call at 1.800.662.5519.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prweb2012/12/prweb10221927.htm