text:
- Home
- About
- Law & Politics
- Media
- Events
- Press Information
- Christians Take Over Interfaith Army Chapel in Combat Zone
- Press Kit
- 9/11: 'Never Forget' Must Include All Victims
- Atheists Advocate Separation of Church and State at DNC
- Congressman Pete Stark to Speak at 2013 National Convention
- American Atheists Announces 50th Anniversary Logo Design Contest
- American Atheists Announces Harassment Policy for Conventions and Conferences
- American Atheists Jubilant Over Latest Religion Report
- American Atheists Removes Religious Billboards from Charlotte
- Former Pastor Now American Atheists Public Relations Director
- Former Pastor Teresa MacBain New Public Relations Director
- American Atheists to Protest Bradford County, FL Decalogue on May 19
- Join
- Shop
Supporting Civil Rights for Atheists and the Separation of Church and State
Seven in Heaven Street
A group of firefighters who died in 9/11 have been honored the wrong way. A street has been named for them which, unfortunately, encroaches unnecessarily on the separation of Church and State.
Named "Seven in Heaven Way", the street uses the tragedy of 911 to legitimize Christianity by asserting that Heaven is a real place, and that all these heroes are actually there. Now, I am not sure if all seven of the named firefighters were Christian, or if they were "good Christians", but that's not relevant. What's important to remember here is that these men died in a religious attack against ALL of America. The Muslim extremists attacked the Constitution, not just the Towers and the Pentagon.
Breaking our own laws undermines us, even if it's only the name of a street. As we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we will see preachers and their politicians trying to make Christianity the victim, and to vilify anyone who screams foul.
These heroes died FOR our Constitution, and breaking the Constitution in their memory should make any patriot shudder. Call it "Seven Heroes Way". Call it "Remember Seven Way". But leave Christianity out of it - it wasn't involved.
By Dave Silverman
I really don't agree with David Silverman on this one. Is he really representing American Atheists on this "Seven in Heaven" issue? Because nearly all the atheists I've asked don't agree we should be fighting against this sign. I see even some prominent atheists, such as The Atheist Experience's Matt Dillahunty, disagree with Silverman on this.
I disagree with Silverman for a couple reasons:
1. The claim is this sign violates the law, or the constitution, but how it does that is certainly NOT clear. I agree we shouldn't tolerate even little violations of the First Amendment because then where will it end, but again, there still needs to be a good, clear case showing how that "little" thing violates the First Amendment. We don't that with this sign. This is not on par with clear violations such as public school officials or teachers preaching, or Congress passing a law to add "god" to our currency.
2. If we don't have a good case, we appear as stupid whiners, and this diminishes our cause and influence. I don't care if others think we're whiners if what we're fighting for is a good, substantiated cause, but fighting this street sign is not.
3. Who really cares if those firefighters believed in heaven? This just seems a little ridiculous to me. I consider myself an atheist and anti-theist, and even I wouldn't be offended if the city commemorated me with a sign mentioning heaven.
It doesn't seem like you got Matt's second post on this issue. American Atheists is not taking any legal action against this sign, it was just an article.
You can find that here: http://atheistexperience.blogspot.com/2011/06/seven-heroes-updated.html
Not because I am watching it....but you seem to be well informed about, what atheists are watching!
BTW can an atheist be "in seventh heaven"?? just curious..
The point is, that "heaven", just because it is used on a road sign, doesn't indicate the possible existence of a real heaven.
Atheism today, acts just like another religion...
Atheism today, acts just like another religion…
Atheism is no more of a religion that theism is. Atheism is nothing more that a lack of a belief on god. Theism is just a belief on god. Religion comes in when rituals, customs, and rules are built on top of theism or atheism.
So yes, there are some extremely rare atheistic religions - Raleans (probably spelled that wrong) - but, like I said, they are extremely rare. Most atheists are just plain atheists and do not follow a religion (theistic or atheistic).
Obviously you've never been to Galveston!
Oh sorry, I'm from California - the beaches are a little greener out here. I stand corrected.
Sometimes, you go into the ocean waves and come out with said tar on your person.
So...you're swimming in water that's 977 Farenheit? Little warm ain't it?
Funny how people have a certain perspective of things in their world………
Yeah, like swimming in pitched waters...
yet when the mind is truly opened;
Translation: "When you agree with what I say!"
when the brain and heart are eager to learn…..
Obviously you didn't learn about anatomy: the heart's an organ that pumps blood, not processes info...
sometimes they find the truth to be other than that which they originally thought.
Which is why I'm an atheist now.
It must be difficult to go through life not believing in something bigger and stronger and more powerful than yourself.
Utterly asinine. The government is bigger, stronger, more powerful (oh wow, redundancy city!) than I am. So is the county I live in. So is the state I live in. So is the ocean, the weather patterns, an 18-wheeler, the collective personnel of the WWF, the army, the navy, the marines, the congress, the senate, my city council...
You, however, are obviously not brighter than I am.
AJ, you're going to have to stay focussed. You bang on someone (me? Unclear) for "It must be difficult to go through life not believing in something bigger and stronger and more powerful than yourself.", which is so obviously something a theist would say, & come back later w/an entirely humanist 'de-conversion' story about sandy tar.
Try to stay on point.
I thought it was very on point. Specifically, people having certain perspectives and having those perspectives changed. The story about sandy tar is what I would consider an alternate ending to the story in the start of this thread. I then follow this with an explanation about how people have deluded their own perspectives by placing religion before the truth and therefore considering their religion unquestionable.
And just to clear it up, I was specifically addressing the comment made by actiasluna1977.
Although I found your comment to be overly negative, I think you may have misinterpreted what I said because it appears we are both atheists. You may have gotten confused with actiasluna1977's comment and mine because I specifically address the statement "It must be difficult to go through life not believing in something bigger and stronger and more powerful than yourself." as being nonsense in my comment (in a very similar way you do).
All I am saying is: Should we then leave it to religion/christianity to decide if atheism is harmful to THEM?
Extremism is an awful thing and then it doesn't matter the "label"..
And this "road sign story" indicate that atheism is just another religion!
since when is Heaven a "christian thing" as you put it? Jews believe in heaven, muslims believe in heaven, those of use that are NOT religious but are spiritual believe in heaven as a peaceful state of mind. it seems that YOU are attaching YOUR ideals to what the word means and pushing it on others.
I never could figure out why atheists work so hard at being NON accepting to others while others ARE accepting of atheists.
Religion is man made and an instrument of control, that's the down side.... the up sode is that it can teach community and offer comfort and support.
picking a fight over a street sign is a dumb waste of time.
1: "since when is Heaven a "christian thing" as you put it?" Heaven is a Christian thing (Islam is an offshoot of christianity). Jews, if they believe in an afterlife, do not have "heaven". All that is said in the Torah or Old Testament "and he slept with his fathers". It is more common with a Greek Hedes or Underworld, where every soul go.
2:"it seems that YOU are attaching YOUR ideals to what the word means and pushing it on others". No, Heaven as it is commonly used have christian connotations.
3:"I never could figure out why atheists work so hard at being NON accepting to others while others ARE accepting of atheists." We are not non-accepting of christians oir their faith, just when they push it down our throat or in this case break the law.
4:"Religion is man made and an instrument of control, that's the down side…" So why sohould we just sit back and watch as they control all? If you really believed that you would want to fight. I don't believe there is something "real" in religion, but it is not only for crowdcontrol. Many believe "truly".
5:"the up sode is that it can teach community and offer comfort and support." Which could be done by any organization, religious or secular.
6:"picking a fight over a street sign is a dumb waste of time." Today it is a street. What will it be tomorrow? These small steps matter. Once it is done it will, probibly, not be changed.
SebEng, Islam is not an offshoot of Christianity. Jews do believe in an afterlife. I think you need to do some research. You ARE pushing your values on others. You are pushing your non-ideas down everyone else's throats. Your view on religion does not make it fact. You want others to accept your views and have 'tolerance' yet you are the least tolerant. How is this sign affecting you? You are what we call 'butthurt'. It is a small sign and you are completely wrong in your assessment of humanity. Even if you if what you atheists non-beliefs were true, it is not freedom. I am in a rush on my way to work so my post may be a little erratic, I'll be on later to be more articulate. However, here is a suggestion for you fools. Mind your own business. IF you don't want to believe in God, then great don't believe, but stay out of others' beliefs. If it makes you feel superior to look down on people of faith, chuckle every time you see a reference to God. No one is making you believe. However, you have no right to make someone not believe.
"Islam is not an offshoot of Christianity"
- If you would take your own advice and do some research you would find that the fouders of Islam is Abraham, Moses, Jesus and lastly Mohammed. Thier stance is that Jesus was a prophet, but not son of God. Jehova and Allah is the same god.
- I did not say jews did not believe in an afterlife, I said it was different from what we commonly call "Heaven".
"You are pushing your non-ideas"
- Non-ideas would be not ideas, meaning no ideas, and if I have no ideas there would be nothing to force down, no?
"How is this sign affecting you?"
- Christianity would be favoured, and there are laws against favouring speciofic religions. That is it. No more.
"You are what we call 'butthurt'."
- Oh, and you started out so polite and well mannered. Now you just made sure that I would ignore the rest of your post. I will continue, though, without ad hominem attacks.
"It is a small sign"
- So what's the big deal? Why not have a more inclusive sing and humour this minority for once?
"you are completely wrong in your assessment of humanity"
- What is wrong with my assesment of humanity? What in my post said anything at all about that? For the record I love humanity. We are insignificant, small pieces of carbon, looking at the wastness of the universe. And as far as we know we are the only ones looking at it, and that makes us special. There is just nothing "magical" about us.
"IF you don't want to believe in God, then great don't believe, but stay out of others' beliefs. If it makes you feel superior to look down on people of faith, chuckle every time you see a reference to God. No one is making you believe. However, you have no right to make someone not believe."
- But you still keep the right to make people believe, eh? Do you not see the double standard in this? And I said nothing about taking away your belifs. I have no faith, but I am open to evidence of the existence of god, godess or gods. Have your faith if you wish. I would say that "I don't care" but I care. Because your belifs inform your actions, and false belifs may cause horrific or wrongful actions. If you believe in God (capital "G" meaning the Christian one) I hope you do it for good reason.
And also; I am not an atheist because I dont WANT to believe in God. God's existence has not been proven to me, so I don't assert a conclution and believe.
I could go deeper into this, however I must also rush out now.
SebEng, Islam is not an offshoot of Christianity.
Both of them are offshoots of Judaism.
Jews do believe in an afterlife.
Gee, but they can't agree on it. Where have we seen this before?
I think you need to do some research.
You may need to do some self-inventory.
You ARE pushing your values on others.
No, they're being asked to keep it to themselves. Not the same thing.
You are pushing your non-ideas down everyone else's throats.
What a remarkable non-statement.
Your view on religion does not make it fact.
Opinions don't alter reality. Reality is, religion is idle speculation only.
You want others to accept your views and have 'tolerance' yet you are the least tolerant.
Oh goody, we get yet another delusionist making it about their feelings.
How is this sign affecting you?
It's a violation of the SOCAS. Did you read the article.
You are what we call 'butthurt'.
You are what we call a middle school mouth.
It is a small sign and you are completely wrong in your assessment of humanity.
Which is what, exactly?
Even if you if what you atheists non-beliefs were true, it is not freedom.
What is a 'non-belief', anyways? Did you learn English in 8th grade? 'Cause that's what it looks like.
I am in a rush on my way to work so my post may be a little erratic, I'll be on later to be more articulate.
I'll believe that when I see it.
However, here is a suggestion for you fools. Mind your own business.
Says the religious asshole(s) who aren't atheist, who show up on an atheist blog to nag & pester the non-believers. Yeah, about that mote in your eye...
IF you don't want to believe in God, then great don't believe, but stay out of others' beliefs.
You clowns want the free passes you had 2 decades ago. Newsflash: those days are gone. You may want to take your own fucking advice & mind your own zeus-damned business.
If it makes you feel superior to look down on people of faith, chuckle every time you see a reference to God.
No, it pisses me off. It pisses me off because all religion is a lie, it's unmitigated garbage. Many of us wasted hours, months, even years & decades studying this nonsense. Children starve to death while Catholics accrue unearned wealth. Popes tell Africans not to use condoms, fucking up education & killing more people. Nutjobs fly airplanes into buildings for Allah. Genocide is committed regularly by the delusionists, even into the 21st CE.
You want your free passes back?
They've been revoked. You clowns don't get by w/out being criticized any more.
No one is making you believe.
Are we living on the same planet? You come on here banging on us for having the audacity to criticize anything remotely religious? Nobody asked for your opinion. What I've seen of it, it's not worth much.
However, you have no right to make someone not believe.
Wait - WTF? How to do that? Hold a gun to their heads? Twist their arms? Are you being deliberately obtuse? So, we should just shut up, because our criticisms...what? Make people uncomfortable? Irritate them?
This is America. You don't like the reality of free speech, just move to another country like the Vatican.
As I walk along the beach, I look at the sand and I think that each grain of sand represents a child of GOD. As I continue walking, I see a clump of tar and imbedded in the tar are also grains of sand. These grains also repre
sent GOD's children. These grains are trapped in idiology known as atheism. I Pray for you because you are my brother and sister. Love, Dave
Oh geez, are you joking? A bunch of semi-poetic crap? There's no god. Now get over yourself, and it, in that order.
I might add, we are in no way directly related, so cut the 'bro' crap. & the word is 'ideology', not idiology.
I also recommend a good psychiatrist, because there isn't any tar to be found at a beach, ergo you were obviously hallucinating.
"because there isn't any tar to be found at a beach"
Obviously you've never been to Galveston! There most certainly is tar found at the beach. Sometimes, you go into the ocean waves and come out with said tar on your person. Stuck like superglue. Its hard to remove, but a price worth paying for joy of frolicking in Mother Earth's watery bosom!
Funny how people have a certain perspective of things in their world.........yet when the mind is truly opened; when the brain and heart are eager to learn..... sometimes they find the truth to be other than that which they originally thought.
It must be difficult to go through life not believing in something bigger and stronger and more powerful than yourself.
Funny how people have a certain perspective on things in their world..... yet the arguments they make can be reversed against the point which they were making.
I wrote a nice response down a little ways where I continue the beach story and talk about the truth. I would like you to read that (when these comments are moderated) as it would be tedious and redundant to recreate what I have already explained so nicely there in this comment.
PS: I hope you realize that I would certainly say the universe is bigger than myself. It must be difficult going through life having to pretend that there is something even bigger than the universe, so big that it actually made something is big as the universe. I'm fine at cutting it off at something as big as the universe as I have actually experienced the universe. God, on the other hand, is not something I can say exists as there is no evidence and I have not experienced myself. Even if I had experienced it myself, I wouldn't expect that to convince other people just like a UFO story certainly would require more evidence.
Think about it like this, Dave. When we see this scene, we would Interpret the tar to represent religion. History has shown us that religion is very often, dare I say almost always, a repressive force. Religion holds people back. Stops them from learning about the universe, stops them from enjoying their sexuality, stops them from expressing themselves. Now, at American Atheists, we truly believe everyone has the right to practice whatever religion they like. But we ask religious people to give others that same right. We don't want to hold anyone back, trap them in tar, as it were. This is the very opposite of our goal. Our goal is to protect people's freedom. And keeping religion from harming them, in any way, is how we go about doing this. You may not agree with our beliefs, but all we, as an organization, want to do is to help them. How can you not agree with that?
"You may not agree with our beliefs"...well let us leave it with that!
"keeping religion from harming them"...well let us decide if it is harming us!
"Religion holds people back. Stops them from learning about the universe, stops them from enjoying their sexuality, stops them from expressing themselves"...excuse me Mr, what planet or age are you from?:)
> "keeping religion from harming them"…well let us decide if it is harming us!
That is incredibly selfish in my opinion. Everyone living in the United States experiences that harm that comes from religion, even atheists. It is not just the religious who get to establish if their religion is harming anyone else because if it was, then nobody would notice this huge religious war that is going on.
For more information about how this War on Terror is a religious war, please see: http://faculty.plts.edu/gpence/html/This%20is%20a%20Religious%20War.htm
Therefore, if we left it up to the followers of a religion to determine if is harmful, we would obviously get varying responses. Many Muslims do not approve of these attacks while others do. Instead, we must gauge it on a broader scale including opinions of people outside of the religion.
The Atheists put all this time, effort, energy and resorces into protesting and fighting against the name of a street sign. That seems kinda silly. There are many, far more important things to worry about. Why do they have so much idle, uninvested time on their hands? I sure as heck don't.
And, they all sound so hostile about everything. I don't get it.
I am trying to understand - even if I don't agree.
Well, I must say to you that I don't really mind the street sign. But the thought that someone might put up such a sign when I die surely is quite scary. The thought that they might put up a cross beside the road if I die in a car accident... The thought that they might hold a Catholic funeral in my name... I do not want to be remembered as a theist. In future generations, and countries where atheists outnumber theists, I do not want to be seen as someone oblivious to the truth.
Therefore, I think it would be best to avoid such signs altogether. As the article does point out, there are other ways to honor lost lives without saying that they reside in heaven now. And, quite honestly, I would see that as extremely disrespectful if it was done for me or any other atheist.
I hope that helps you understand, and I am glad you are trying. Just to put it another way, how would you feel if after you died, people put up a (assuming you are not Jewish) Star of David by the road where you died?
Also, considering that many atheists do not announce that they are an atheist to their families because they are afraid of being kicked out or whatever, there is a higher probability that this type of mistake will be made for atheists.
Continuing the story...
but as I sat down before this clump of tar for my prayer, I noticed that approximately 10% of the beach was covered with this tar and as I thought more and more about it, I slowly realized that this tar represents the truth. I saw that the supernatural beliefs that I had where so foolish. As I looked around, I noticed that the truth is not hidden. There are people who are more than willing to explain it, but I needed to help myself first.
I realized that religion was more important to me than the truth. For these "clumps of tar" to help me, I would need to realize that the truth is more important than religion. It is, after all, impossible to show someone the truth if they do not care what the truth is after all. Instead of praying, I meditated on what I value more - the truth, or religion.
That is how I feel about many theists. The value religion above truth. They don't merely accept it as a truth, they value it above truth. They do not care what the truth is, they just want their religion to be true.
So, when I see someone praying for me, I understand that they mean well. They want me to have what they have, or what they think they have. An afterlife, a church community, and a supernatural protector. However, I do not need any of those things. I do not need to delude myself into thinking that when I die I live on forever. I do not need a church community as I am capable of making friends outside of a church, and I do not need to believe some supernatural being is watching over me or protecting me as that would lead to the conclusion that my life is not something I can control.
Atheism can have all the things religion has and more. You see the truth and the beauty in nature without having to attribute it to a supernatural being. You can appreciate things for what they really are and how rare they really are rather than asserting "god made it." With atheism, your life is truly in your hands to do with it what you want.
I hope that one day, you come to see what I have rather than praying that people find the relatively empty life you have. Thanks for reading.
Where is the assertion, that heaven is a real place? I can't see it!
To me it looks more like you are "seeing ghosts in broad daylight" or it is just a manifestation, that people see what they WANT to see.
Does an atheist watch tha American family drama television series - 7th Heaven? Or is that hard to swallow too?
The problem that I have with the sign is that it implies that the official position of the government lies in asserting that these firefighters, who died while doing their job helping the victims of an attack perpetrated for religious reasons, are now existing in a "heaven". Possibly even accompanied by god and the angels and the saints and even the perpetrators. I just don't think that the government has the right to spend any part of my tax dollars in supporting this kind of nonsense. I know that those firefighters are not in heaven because there is neither a heaven nor an afterlife nor anything else. Sure, it's a small sign but it is officializing nonsense.
For those of you still reading: it may seem that I was unnecessarily rough w/this loudmouth. Trust me - I've encountered this type many times before. They're a dime a dozen, really, & the essential message is 'STFU atheists'. No amount of polite dialogue will dissuade this sort. Courtesy seems to convince them that they have a valid point when they don't.
Furthermore, the terrorists who carried out the attack were motivated by the prospect that they would also go to heaven. I find it distasteful that we honor our heroic firefighters by suggesting that they have ended up in the same imaginary place as the terrorists. Wouldn't it be better to show some maturity and forgo the bronze age thinking and honor them via some purely secular means, say a scholarship. I'm sure the recipients would be eternally(snark) grateful.
Popular Today
Get our Website Updates!
Do you want the latest AA news as soon as it happens?
Sign up using the link below and be the first in the know!
American Atheists Visa
Apply for the American Atheists Visa Card
and show your support with every purchase you make!


text:
AISD to Vote on Bonham Expansion
By: Kristin Anderson
Updated: December 10, 2012
The meeting will determine the approval of bids to expand Bonham Elementary school.
The expansion will mean a new eight-classroom wing that willl be funded with money from the 2004 bonds costing around $1.3 million.
Though on a short timeline, the project is expected to be completed by the next school year, and the board has planned each of these projects to ensure more expansion in the future.
"They have master planned each of these projects to ensure that if and when we expand, whether it's finsihing out and replacing the rest of Bowie, or doing the same with Bonham, we'll be in good stead to pursue those efforts," says AISD Superintendant Dr. Heath Burns.
Dr. Davidson is also expected to submit his resignation to board this evening.
Also on the agenda, the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 school calendars will be approved and will be available online.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Slusser Aviation Learning Center (SALC) |
Change Font Size
Latest News
The New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society has been awarded an unrestricted grant of $25,000 from the William Penn Foundation of Philadelphia, PA. The grant, which will contribute toward operating The Aviation Museum of New Hampshire, was based on the recommendation of Tom Haas of Portsmouth, a board member of both organizations. Read more... |
We have immediate openings and are also seeking to increase our volunteer staff in anticipation of the expansion of the museum now underway.
Read more...


text:
TEA STORAGE Wood Tea Chests & Boxes Tea Chests - Engraving Available Giclee-Applied Art Tea Chests Silver/Brass Tea Caddies Tea Canisters Tea Jars Tea Tins Wooden Tea Caddies Ceramic Tea Jars TEA GIFT IDEAS Chai Tea Gift Baskets Decaf Tea Gifts Green Tea Gifts Herbal Tea Gifts Tea Gift Baskets Tea Gift Certificates Tea Gift Sets Tea Gifts Tea Gifts $30 - $69 Tea Gifts Over $70 Tea Gifts under $30 TEA FOR KIDS Child Tea Party Games Child's Basket Tea Set Child's Tea Books Child's Tea Party Child's Tea Party Favors Child's Tea Sets Child's Tea Treats TEAPOTS & TEASETS Tea for Ones Tea Pots Ceramic Teapots Glass Teapots Tea Sets Ceramic Tea Sets Porcelain Tea Sets ICED TEA WARE Iced Tea Gift Baskets Iced Tea Glasses Iced Tea Goblets Iced Tea Makers Iced Tea Pitchers Ceramic Iced Tea Pitchers Glass Iced Tea Pitchers Iced Tea Pitchers - Cooling Core Infuser Pitchers TEAS David Rio Chai Flowering Teas Iced Tea Loose Leaf Tea Black Tea Green Tea Herbal Teas Oolong Tea Pu' Erh Rooibos Teas Teas of India White Tea About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Returns Shipping Information Testimonials Vendor Relations
Please click on the images of the cup and saucer feeders for additional information.
Teacup Birdfeeder with Pole (Puppy)
Price: $21.95
Teacup Birdfeeder with Pole (Red Hat)
Congratulations to our November 2011 "WinTea" winner!
Amber W. ofCorpus Christie, TX
Would you like to join our winners circle? Click here to enter!
Filled with money-saving special offers, the latest tea information and product news.
We securely accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and PayPal.


text:
KoritheMan's WunderBlog |
Posted by: KoritheMan, 5:31 AM GMT on August 05, 2012 | +0 |
Permalink | A A A |
No reader comments have been posted for this blog entry yet.
I'm just a 22 year old with an ardent passion for weather. I first became aware of this interest after Tropical Storm Isidore struck my area in 2002.
Tropical Blogs
Tropical Weather Stickers®


text:
Walk Like MADD, MADD's signature walk, is a fun, community-driven 5K walk that raises funds and saves lives.
Why We Walk
Gary "Showtime" Edwards Jr.
Home City: Laurelton, NY
Age: 21
Crash Anniversary: December 7, 2011
Gary had a magnetic personality. His fun-loving nature, charm, and ability to bring energy with his mere presence attracted people of all ages. At the age of four, he became involved in sports and throughout his youth he excelled in basketball. Gary will live on not only in our hearts, but also in the lives of the 50 individuals who were successful recipients of his organ donations.
Join MADD to take a stand for victims like Showtime.
Safe Family Advocate
MADD Advocates


text:
Cole Roman Tub Set
Our Cole Sink Faucet is known for its solid construction and clean profile. We've now added coordinating roman faucets to complete the collection.
- Crafted of brass, with a smooth rust-resistant finish.
- Rounded cross-hatch handles with vintage-style Hot and Cold lettering.
- Set includes tub faucet and handles.
- See available finishes below.
- Professional installation required.
- Learn more about how to install this tub set.
- Solid-brass waterways and ceramic disc cartridges ensure long life with minimal maintenance.
- Rust and scratch-resistant finishes ensure long life with minimal maintenance, as they surpass standards set by IAMPO and NSF 61.
- All finishes match the fixtures on our sink consoles, sconces, and bath fixtures.
- Learn more about how to install this tub set.
- Clean with soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge.
- Rinse thoroughly with water and wipe dry.
- Drying immediately after use helps prevent the formation of lime deposits.
- To protect the finish, avoid the use of abrasive agents or harsh cleansers.
- If using a cleaning agent, it is best to first test it on a small inconspicuous spot before applying it to the entire faucet.
Delivery Information
For standard delivery of items in stock, UPS will deliver as quickly as 5 business days. Items shipped to Alaska, Hawaii and US Territories will take longer, and are delivered by UPS or USPS at our regular fees, with an additional charge of $10. Some heavy or oversized items cannot be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states. For these addresses or APO or FPO addresses, call our Sales Department at 1.888.779.5176.
Standard Delivery and Processing Charges
Order Total:
Up to $15.00 = $4.95 charge
$15.01 to $25.00 = $6.00 charge
$25.01 to $45.00 = $8.00 charge
$45.01 to $65.00 = $11.00 charge
$65.01 to $90.00 = $14.00 charge
$90.01 to $125.00 = $17.00 charge
$125.01 to $200.00 = $21.00 charge
$200.01 & over = 10% charge
$3,000.01 & over = 5% charge
Add $5.50 for each gift wrap.
For rush delivery, add $15.00 per address
Return Policy
At Pottery Barn, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items which are identified by a price which ends in .99.
For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later.
You may return merchandise through the mail for a refund or replacement. For detailed procedures for returning items through the mail, please contact Customer Service at 1.888.779.5176, 7 days a week, 5:00am - 9:00pm (PT).


text:
My name is Stella Rodriguez. I'm open to meeting new people :) My hobbies include Reading and writting I am Friendly, Spontaneous, Random, Sometimes Shy & Opinionated. I love going to shows
Unlocked 14 hours, 37 minutes ago
Well let's just say life ain't always beautiful but it's a beautiful ride. I love all my pets and would do anything for them. I have one dog, two cats, a ferret and my babygirl shaymin,(the cutest hedgehog alive) I'm into all different kinds of music. I'm a singer myself and love art.
Unlocked 19 hours, 52 minutes ago
Unlocked 2 days, 11 hours ago
Unlocked 2 days, 17 hours ago
Unlocked 3 days, 9 hours ago
Howdy do! Ever since I was a youngin', i've always had such a passion for animals. I currently volunteer at the local SPCA, and spend my days smothering my rescue dog with love.
Unlocked 3 days, 20 hours ago
Unlocked 3 days, 22 hours ago
I'm a newly vegetarian and I love the way it makes me feel. I saw videos online of what happened to the animals before they ended up on our plates and I felt sick. Watched Food Inc. and I felt sick.
Unlocked 6 days, 17 hours ago
Unlocked 1 week ago
Eh im a freshman in high school. I don't really know what to say. I am an individual and always have been. I love music and writing, all those dorky things.
Unlocked 1 week ago
Animals have always been a way of life for me. Love helping them out!!
Unlocked 1 week, 1 day ago
"I have always been unsatisfied with life as most people live it. Always I want to live more intensely and richly. Why muck and conceal one's true longings and loves, when by speaking of them one might find someone to understand them, and by acting on them one might discover oneself?"
Unlocked 1 week, 1 day ago
Unlocked 1 week, 3 days ago
Unlocked 1 week, 3 days ago
Basically i am everything about music, it is my life, and it is my form of expressing myself, i have played with many local rock and metal bands, but now i have a solo acoustic project called Doors to December...check me out on youtube!!!:)
Unlocked 1 week, 4 days ago
Unlocked 1 week, 5 days ago
Unlocked 1 week, 5 days ago
Unlocked 1 week, 5 days ago
I want to get into marketing but not have to rely on people which have different morals and worldviews than I do to hire me. While I'm figuring this out, I want to show everyone what I believe in and spur them into action against injustices.
Unlocked 1 week, 6 days ago
Unlocked 2 weeks ago


text:
January – February 2013
Discussion. "Shale Gas: From Poland to Pennsylvania." Ida Noyes Hall, west lounge, 1212 E. 59th St., 773-702-7721,
free. A conversation on shale gas with freelance journalist, Dimiter Kenarov, whose work has appeared in Esquire
magazine and in the International Herald Tribune.
Poetry Reading. 6-7:30 p.m., Logan Center, Seminar Terrance 801, 915 E.60th St., 773-834-8524, free. Renowned
poet Li-Young Lee reads from his work.
Reflections: Gallery Talk With Tar. 6:30-8:30 p.m., DuSable Museum of African American History, 740 E. 56th St., 773-947-0600, ext. 290, dusablemuseum.org. New York City photographer Terrence A. Reese, (a.k.a "Tar"), who has done work for Harper's Bazaar, Details and Vibe magazines, discusses "Reflections," his new exhibit of 60 photographs on display at the museum.
Tot Lot. 9 a.m.-noon, Hyde Park Neighborhood Club, 5480 S. Kenwood Ave., firstname.lastname@example.com, classes are $9 drop-in, $45 for a 10-session pass or $65 for a monthly pass. This class is intended for children 0-4 and their caregivers or parents to get together on a regular basis to learn, play and benefit from one another's company.
Lecture. "Love Anger Depression Abstraction." 2-3 p.m., Cobb Lecture Hall, Room 409, 5811 S. Ellis Ave. Blake Stimson, author of "The Pivot of theWorld:Photography and Its Nation," presents.
Hyde Park Village update. 6:30-9 p.m.,Augustana Lutheran Church, 5500 S. Woodlawn Ave., 773-324-5539.
Film Screening. "Louder Than a Bomb." 7 p.m., Logan Center, Screening Room 201, 915 E. 60th St., 773-702-2787,
free. Featuring an introduction and Q and A with director Greg Jacobs.
Musical Performance. 7:30 p.m., Mandel Hall, 1131 E. 57th St., 773-702-8068, $35 general admission, $5 students.
Cellist Steven Isserlis and pianist Kirill Gerstein perform Brahms, Bartok, Busoni and Liszt.
Family Day: Mixed Media Madness. 1-4 p.m., Smart Museum of Art, 5550 S.Greenwood Ave., 773-702-0200,
smartmuseum.uchicago.edu, free. Participants cut out printed images of art on view at the museum and combine them withmarker, pastel and paper to make their own artwork.
Sundays at Rockefeller. 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Rockefeller Chapel, 5850 S. Woodlawn Ave., 773-702-2100, free. Communion with Rockefeller Chapel Choir and organ and carillon music.
Family Program. "It's a Wrap: Bird Mummies." 1:30-3:30 p.m., Oriental Institute, 1155 E. 58th St., 773-702-9507, $5 for members, $7 for non-members. Visitors tour the museum's "Heaven and Earth" exhibit on the significance of birds in ancient Egypt and own mock bird mummies. Materials will be provided. Suggested for ages 12 and up. To register and purchase tickets, visit
Family Program: "The Secret of the Mummies." 1:30-3:30 p.m., Oriental Institute, Breasted Hall, 1155 E. 58th St., 773-702-9507, free. Visitors learn about mummies and watch "Mummies Made in Egypt," a children's film from the Reading Rainbow series. Suggested
for kids 5 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Film Screening. "Winged Migration." 2-3 p.m., Oriental Institute, 1155 E. 58th St., 773-702-9507, free.


text:
Troubled cyclist throws self at car; man charged
The Associated Press
LAKE WALES, Fla. (AP) — A 22-year-old man has been charged with leaving the scene of a deadly accident after striking a cyclist who apparently threw himself in front of the car.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office says 32-year-old Keith Michael Richardson was found dead alongside a road Saturday evening in Lake Wales, about 55 miles south of Orlando. His damaged bicycle was located nearby.
According to investigators, Richardson had gotten into a fight with his girlfriend and was drinking shortly before the crash. He called and told his mother he was going to throw himself in front of a car.
Homicide detectives say Vonterrious Latron West did not realize he had struck a person and would not have been charged if he had stayed at the scene.
* = Required information


text:
To drive a Ferrari will always be a dream for many. For you, this is now a reality! You will be driving a piece of engineering perfection, the legendary Ferrari 348. You will be taking the wheel for the entire journey - you just need to hit the gas. The special design of this car is a feast for the eyes and superb acceleration and stable handling make this Ferrari 348 experience unforgettable!
The experience takes place on the public roads in and around Belfast. Your accompanying observer will guide you through performance driving techniques, and how to get the best of the Ferrari. Your route is varied so you have the chance to discover the potential of the Ferrari 348's speed and power. Remember, this is not a sight-seeing tour, you can take the bus for that! Typically you'll drive the Ferrari for 45 miles, blasting out along motorways and dual carriageways, such as the M2.
Here's what Philip Kelly, who recently drove the Ferrari said, "Absolutely loved this, best thing ever and 100 times better than a track day." ...What will you say?
You need to be in possession of a valid UK or EU driving licence, held it for at least 2 years and you must bring it with you on the day. Minimum age 25. Maximum age 72.
In severe weather conditions the experience may be cancelled. You will be offered an alternative date.
Your 1 to 1 experience will last for approximately 45 minutes. Please note that you should arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your experience for a briefing.
This is an individual experience with 1 participant and an observer. Briefings may be shared.
Spectators are welcome to watch and take pictures as you drive off and return in the Ferrari. It's best not for them to attempt to follow as they simply will not keep up!
Wear trousers, light clothing, flat-soled thinly soled narrow shoes, as the pedals in Ferrari's are close together!
Experiences run on selected weekdays and weekends.
We meet in the public car park on Junction 6 of the M1 near Saintfield Road.


text:
Bicycling enthusiasts came out in full force for Pirates Charities for a 100-bike outdoor stationary cycling event on Federal Street to raise money to support Pirates Charities and the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh's "Building Bridges" program.
On Saturday, May 12, local instructors led this non-competitive cycle, lasting three hours, on Federal Street prior to the Pittsburgh Pirates 7:05 p.m. game vs. the Houston Astros. This event took place under perfect weather conditions and was a big success in its inaugural year.
Cyclists could elect to "buy" a bike for the entire three-hour event, or rent a bike by the hour. Fan could register as an individual, or reserve bikes for a group of friends! Each spin bike raised a minimum of $50 per hour. Participants could seek sponsors to raise additional funds for Pirates Charities and the YMCA.
All participants received a complimentary game ticket for that night's Pirates game vs. the Astros, and a commemorative towel. Plus, each hour, participants present during that hour had the chance to win prizes including Pirates memorabilia, 3-month and 6-month memberships to Oxford Athletic Club for a family of four, BodyMedia FIT CORE Armbands and more!
The Y is the nation's leading nonprofit committed to strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Dedicated to nurturing the potential of every youth and teen, improving the nation's health and well-being and providing opportunities to give back and support community, the Y works side by side with its neighbors every day to ensure that everyone regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
Pirates Charities is the official philanthropic arm of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Since its inception in late 2006, Pirates Charities has contributed more than $2.4 million dollars to worthwhile projects in the Pittsburgh region, Bradenton, Florida and Estorga, Dominican Republic (location of the Pirates Latin American Headquarters).
Pirates Charities is a recognized 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization. The official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1(800)732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.


text:
During the first two years, this course covers a range of business subjects. There is a specialisation in 3rd year, in either marketing, human resource management, computing, or finance.
Graduates of this course will acquire the necessary skills to play a key management role. Students will gain an appreciation and understanding of the ever changing environment in which a business operates and the problems that a manager might face. This course offers an interesting choice of specialist areas and they also present the opportunity to develop your entrepreneurial skills.
Notes A new scoring system for FETAC awards will apply for entry through the CAO from 2013. Click here for details >>
Career Guidance Toolbox Explore Yourself .... Self-Assessment


text:
Looking for bright, friendly, energetic person to handle customer calls, paperwork from our Plumbers More info |
LENDING MGR FOR RESIDENTIAL/ SECONDARY MKTS Min. 3 yrs. exp.in Resid/Secondary Mkts Lending with ab More info |
Financial Investor Relations Analyst: F/T. Locate real estate deals to fit financial models requir More info |
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE MDC Foundation Requirements: Masters Degree in Accounting or Finance and fi More info |
Dirctor of Finance/ Comptroller Florida Keys Mosquito Control District The Finance Director More info |


text:
All aboard for the next Big Walk
Published: Wed 22 May 2013
Walkers across Cambridgeshire are being urged to join in with the third Big Walk for Alzheimer's Research.
Published: Wed 22 May 2013
Walkers across Cambridgeshire are being urged to join in with the third Big Walk for Alzheimer's Research.
Published: Fri 03 May 2013
A Cambridge professor has explained how money raised from Alzheimer's Research UK's Big Walk will take scientists a step closer to finding a cure for dementia.
Published: Wed 22 May 2013
The race is on for teams to sign up for Cambridge's charity run Chariots of Fire. The big event, set for September 22, has now officially been launched.
Published: Sun 19 May 2013
Runners of all ages completed the five-mile Stapleford Fun Run on Sunday with big smiles on their faces thanks to a glimpse of morning sunshine.
Published: Wed 15 May 2013
On your marks, get set...go! Cambridge's annual fundraising relay run, Chariots of Fire, is out of the starting blocks.
Published: Sun 28 Apr 2013
The winner of this year's Sawston Fun Run celebrated his triumph by doing a forward roll over the finishing line as all levels of ability got into the spirit.
Published: Sun 19 May 2013
Cyclists mounted a pedal power protest to highlight the poor cycling conditions along the A10 trunk road.
Published: Sat 18 May 2013
A family of five are getting set to hop in the saddle - to take part in the Cambridge News Big Bike Ride.
Published: Thu 09 May 2013
TWO men are embarking on a gruelling 1,000-mile bike ride to raise money for Addenbrooke's Hospital.
Published: Thu 02 May 2013
Energetic recruitment specialists are embarking on a 200,000-mile challenge to raise money for Alzheimer's Research UK.


text:
LOS ANGELES, CA - JULY 29: Samantha Ronson arrives at Lynwood Correctional Facility to visit Lindsay Lohan on July 29, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Valerie Macon/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Samantha Ronson
UPLOADED ON 2010-07-29 22:20:21 PHOTO BY Getty Images
Netflix - Try for Free
Instantly watch TV episodes and movies via the Internet on your computer or TV. 1 month FREE!


text:
We provide fast, reliable and professional 24 Hour Glendale locksmith services, 24 hours a day.
CK Lock, a local family owned Glendale locksmith company, has over 37 years experience. We pride ourselves in excellent service and high quality work even at 4am. We always carry quality tools that help your custom security needs as well as full-time trained technicians.
Our Locksmith in Glendale is located at: 14618 Victory Blvd Van Nuys, CA 877-562-5802
Our popular services include:
If you are in need of an Glendale Locksmith technician, call us today.


text:
Posts Tagged 'business'
SEO Consulting – How I make it work for your local business
Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 January 2012 05:36 Written by Mike Wednesday, 17 June 2009 01:31
Are you a local business? By local I mean does the bulk of your sales come from face to face dealings with John or Jane Public? If you answered yes this article is for you.
More and more local business sales are triggered by consumers researching through Google and Yahoo, looking to purchase specific products and services. Consumers are using search engines to look for things that you sell or the services that you offer. They are looking at where to buy locally, who's selling it, how much does it cost? If you're not targeting your potential audience in a specific local market, how are those consumers going to find you? The answer is simple and disappointing, they're not going to.
As with any online project, there are several factors to consider in a local SEO/PPC campaign. Strategy helps define the businesses goals, it also will help determine from an SEO experts POV, whether or not you can actually benefit from our efforts. There are some businesses that will not benefit from SEO expenditures. Let me tell you that I will be the first to point this out to you if you are one of them. I will not waste my time or yours, trying to convince you that your toothbrush recycling business will get a million visitors in a week. I'd prefer to work on a realistic project where both parties are happy with the outcome.
JobShouts and the press
Last Updated on Thursday, 12 February 2009 10:21 Written by Mike Thursday, 12 February 2009 10:21
How would you feel? Job Shouts mentioned in the blogosphere.
With JobAngels and JobShouts, Twitter helps jobless find work
Our project that launched two weeks ago has now appeared on two major internet blogs, and several medium career focused sites. about.com wrote a piece about jobshouts. The LA Times tech blogger David Sarno also wrote a piece on JobAngels, JobShouts, and twitter in the job search. That article appeared in print and in the Business Tech blog.
The realization that major media is recognizing your efforts is a great feeling. In the grand scheme of things, most people will go their whole lives without the kind of attention that our project has created.
We are growing quickly, but something told me this would be big before we went live.
In fact this could be huge, if done correctly we can create a large database of fresh, relevant, and current jobs. Something "disruptive" to the traditional boards. To use a phrase we hear repeatedly.
It's really not what I wanted to hear
Another part of me reads those words, and a little voice in my head say"you can do better". This is only the beginning, you have only scratched the surface. We are referred to as web innovators playing on the field of dreams, with no real revenue model cast. There is a model trust me
Most of what we really want to do with jobshouts is not ready yet. More features are in development, features that the times left out of their article. We have layout changes, image branding, a blog platform to design. Lots of things to do. Our site will constantly be in flux, dynamic, changing to the needs of the empoyment community.
Then there's the naysayer, the one that needs to stir the pot. Claiming we are doing no more than cluttering up the stream. There is always someone that will be jealous of others accomplishments. We have no intention of taking any of that to heart. We have heard time and again, we are offering a great service. Something tells me we might be bruising some egos. That's what it takes to get to the top, you have to step on some toes on the way up.
the next step
The most important featuress of jobshouts.com will be incorporating social media to spread jobs & job news quickly. To connect people looking with those hiring. Job seekers will opt in, for relevant job notices, and networking opportunities. Sent via DM in 140 characters or less.
We fully expected the site to do well. We felt that recruiters and employers would welcome our service. Now we have to deliver candidates. After all what good is a service, if it does not meet our clients needs?
Only time will tell if our efforts will take root.
Tags: business, Job Search, jobs, press | Posted under Geek Tech | 2 Comments
Recent Tips
- How to make free phone calls from your iPad.
- Stop Talkatone from posting Gtalk status messages
- Facebook Limits Event Invites
- Craigslist Housing Scams – How to spot them
- Craigslist Ghosting – How to prevent Ghosting of your ads.
- TinyMCE IE9 Error Object doesn't support property or method 'recalc'
- Magic Submitter Review – BackLinking 101


text:
Three story antique embellished National Historic Register Victorian Queen Anne. Only B&B within designated Historic Downtown Main Street Business District. Conveniently located, still Dreams is set in a quiet historic neighborhood surrounded by gardens.
6 rooms
The historic-home-turned-B&B features beautiful stained-glass windows, wide halls, a carved oak stairway that leads to the second floor, and a sweeping front porch overlooking Franklin Street - making it ideal for lodging accommodations.
8 rooms
Experience why McConnell Inn has been a Wisconsin favorite for over 25 years, receiving local and state honors and awards. Arrive at the inn and leave your cares and your vehicle at the curb - we are an easy walk to all that Green Lake has to offer.
5 rooms


text:
the altView Foundation serves Strathcona County, Sherwood Park, and surrounding regions' sexual minority and gender variant community.
That means we work for and with the region's gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, two-spirited, intersex, queer, and questioning population.
just click on the button below and hit like.
There are currently 0 users online.


text:
Chrysler has decided to recall 2.7 million 1993 to 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2002 to...
Tease of 2013 Lexus LS sedan now on Facebook
Lexus is joining the social teasing party by uploading a darkened, smoky image of the redesigned 2013 Lexus LS sedan.
We can't see much, but we do get a sense of the general shape of the car, which looks to be a bit more streamlined than the model it replaces.
An earlier teaser shot showed the front end of the new LS. It looks to follow the same design language as the redesigned GS sedan, with an angular grille and headlights that point toward the center.
We expect the same two trim lines when the Lexus LS is revealed on July 30. The LS460 should get a 4.6-liter V8, while LS600 will include a V8 and electric motors.
Get more car news, reviews and opinion every day: Sign up to have the Autoweek Daily Drive delivered right to your inbox.
Autoweek loves passionate comments and debate, but remember that you're part of a diverse community. Above all: be respectful. Critique statements, not people; talk about the automotive world, but skip the political rhetoric, hate speech, and obscenities. While we can't read every post, this site is moderated and Autoweek will remove comments as we see fit. Questions? Read our Terms of Use or email


text:
This article was originally distributed via PRWeb. PRWeb, WorldNow and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith.
SOURCE: Sedona AZ Real Estate
Current market conditions of Sedona real estate indicate great time for the buyers and sellers to participate, claims the team of Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate.
Prescott, Arizona, (PRWEB) December 07, 2012
Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate informs that present condition of Sedona real estate market is apt for buyers and sellers to participate.
The real estate team indicates that the buyers have already started to show interest and they are searching for the suitable Sedona homes. The reason is sited as the competitive pricing of the available homes for sale. The sellers are also reported to take full advantage of the market conditions because of low inventory, which is resulting in quick selling of their homes for fair prices. Thus, the present market condition is reported to be suitable for both buyers and sellers to participate.
Steve Irwin, the owner of Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate says, "Sedona homes offer much more than just ownership of the properties. The sense of pride being in the gorgeous community and the charm of the red rocks always entice people to call this place their home. Now, with the opportunities flowing in, we expect the number of sales will go up to a great extent. We also urge interested buyers and sellers to actively participate in the opportunistic Sedona real estate market now."
The team of Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate confirms that the number of homes for sale in Sedona has increased in the recent past, which is evident from their listings. This marks a positive trend and it is a good news for those who are interested to participate in the Sedona real estate market in different aspects, says a real estate professional of Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate.
He adds, "We are keeping track of every moves in the real estate market and bringing the updated lists for the interested people. We have already received an overwhelming response among the interested buyers querying about the availability of Sedona homes. As per our prediction, this healthy trend is going to last for quite some time, resulting is increased number of real estate transactions in the market."
The real estate market boasts wide range of properties ranging from affordable to extravagant. There are lots of choices for the interested buyers to find a suitable home within his or her budget, explains Steve Irwin.
Roger Fernandez from Texas says, "I was planning to buy a home in Sedona since a long time. It seems that the time has come. Thanks for informing Mr. Irwin."
About the company- Prudential Northern Arizona Real Estate is a real estate firm owned by Steve Irwin. They offer real estate services in various Northern Arizona destinations. To know more visit http://www.irwinrealtors.com/sedona-az.aspx.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prwebSedona/homes/prweb10206119.htm


text:
We invite you to join us as we walk together to carry a message of hope for those whose voices have been silenced by this disease. Learn more . . .
Information and Registration
Date: Monday, June 24, 2013
Location: The Club at 12 Oaks
A 501(C)3 non-profit supporting local Alzheimer's research and Alzheimers North Carolina, Inc.
Donations needed and appreciated.
Tax receipt available.
Visit the Guardian Angel Site
742 N. Main Street
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526


text:
Coffee lovers seem to eventually ask themselves this question: what is the difference between caffeinated and decaf coffee? Besides the obvious answer of "one wakes me up and one is good to drink with dessert" we'll take a closer look at the differences.
What is the Difference between Caffeinated and Decaf Coffee?
If you are an enthusiastic coffee drinker, then you are probably interested in finding out a little bit more about this six centuries old habit of drinking the amazing beverage. The general opinion is that decaf coffee is not natural, and that if you remove the caffeine from the coffee plant you are left with nothing. However, many people drink decaf coffee due to a general belief that this type of coffee is healthier than the regular coffee. Now, to answer the burning question, the main difference between regular coffee and decaf coffee is that there is more caffeine in the former, whereas there is much less caffeine in the latter. It's the obvious answer, but beyond that, most people wouldn't know the difference in taste.
Which Is Better – Caffeinated or Decaf Coffee?
Both types of coffee are regarded as good for different aspects of our health. To start off, regular coffee is known to help with pain relief, and in the largest number of instances people with migraines turn to this amazing beverage to ease their pains. Regular coffee is also regarded as an energy shot, waking people up each and every morning.
Health Benefits of Coffee
Caffeinated coffee can have health advantages over decaffeinated coffee. It has been proven that it does not increase blood lipids which are in tight connection with heart-related diseases. Caffeinated coffee can also protect people from diabetes. You can rely on health advantages and disadvantages, or even on which tastes better to you – the choice is yours to make.
Our personal opinion generally comes down to the time of day. If i'll be going to bed in a few hours, I'll switch to decaffeinated coffee. Otherwise, I'll be looking to my fresh roasted coffee for the full flavor and pick me up.


text:
4 Bedrooms at 400 east 22 st for $4,002
14th to 40th Street, Chelsea, Downtown, East Village, Gramercy, Murray Hill, Union Square, West Village. 1 Bath.
The apartment
Features and Amenities
- Cats
- Concierge
- Dogs
- Elevator
- Fitness Center
- Garages
- Gym with Yoga room and Spinning classes
- Laundry in Building
- Library room with free wifi
- Paddle tennis
- Pets
- Private Park with basketball courts
- Putting green
- Rolley hockey ring
- Seasonal green market and social events
- Shuttle to Grand Central and Wall Street
- Storage
- Tenant's lounge with billiards
- Volleyball
- Wi-Fi
- yard
- ZipCar rental Cinema room
Call Guy 646-620-3000
Oversize layouts 800 - 1500 SQ FT offering more space than a typical Manhattan apartment.
Rent Stabilized!!!
No Brokers Fee!!!
More Options for you to choose from:
Option 1: 1-BR - (Flex-2 and Flex-3) starting price $2950 - $100 (Utility Saving) => $2850
1-month broker's fee on this layout.
Option 2: 1-BR - (Flex-2 and Flex-3) starting price $3300 - $100 (Utility Saving) => $3200
NO broker's fee on this layout.
Option 3: 2BR - FLEX-3 & FLEX-4 STARTING PRICE AT 3900 - $150 (Utility Saving) = $3750
1-month broker's fee on this layout.
Option 4: 2BR- 2Bath - FLEX-3 & FLEX-4 STARTING PRICE AT 4500 - $150 (Utility Saving) = $4350
1-month broker's fee on this layout.
Option 5: 3BR - FLEX-4 STARTING PRICE AT 5200 - $150 (Utility Saving) = $5150
1-month broker's fee on this layout.
Free Utilities - Gas, Heat, Water, Electricity
Minutes to Union Square
Ultra Luxury Amenities:
Luxury Elevator Building, parking Garages, Library, State of the Art Fitness Center, Security Department, Concierge service, Smart Laundry, Free Bicycle Room, Storage Room, Lounge, Billiards, Movie Theatre,
HopScore Rank: Fair
- GOOD: This listing appears up-to-date.
- GOOD: The person posting seems to be with a reputable firm.
- GOOD: This account has completed the registration process with RentHop.
- GOOD: Guy Saban has received positive feedback from the Hopper community.
- GOOD: This account responds relatively promptly to all Hopper inquiries!
- GOOD: This manager logged in within the past 24 hours.
- NEUTRAL: Our HopScore is not sure whether the listing location is real.
- BAD: The listing claims to be in too many neighborhoods at once, probably intentionally messing up our search and HopScore!
RentHop Description
The apartment is a 4 Bedroom unit offered at a monthly price of $4,002. The apartment location is generally known as 14th to 40th Street or Chelsea or Downtown or East Village or Gramercy or Murray Hill or Union Square or West Village. The building allows easy access via an elevator. The building also boasts a fitness center to help residents stay in great shape. Both cats and dogs are allowed, but as always, double check with the manager about any specific pet concerns you may have. For your convenience, there are shared laundry machines in the building. We have 8 photos of this particular unit, building, and surrounding areas.


text:
Want to know more? There are a number of ways to receive more information on the Language Immersion program: Download a Language Immersion Brochure (1054 KB) Come to a Free Information Evening Call us on: 02 9413 1522 Freecall: 1800 50 20 14 (outside NSW) Email us at email@example.com Request to have the Language Immersion Information Kit sent to you by completing this form:
Bryar Hawkins, GapBreak, Southern Africa Combo I departed for my African adventure in May of 2012 with the intention of a 12 weeks stay. However, this all changed when I fell in love with t ... Read more
Sophie Mattingly, GapBreak, Brazil One of the most special parts of this program is that fact that once you have come home you can say "I lived in Brazil for 12 weeks,&rdq ... Read more
News, 2012, Five tips to for a happy tummy If there is one thing that will dampen your spirits when you arrive in a new and fascinating country, it is finding yourself bed ridden with a ... Read more
News, 2012, Volunteer for your mental wellbeing Volunteering obviously has a myriad of inherent benefits. The most publicised of these is the s ... Read more
News, 2012, Volunteering is the new black While our prevailing faith in rationalism and science has rendered traditional religions somewhat superfluous now, human beings' innate ... Read more
Alyce Mitchell, UniBreak, Nepal Stepping off the plane in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal was a pupil dilating feast for the senses and definitely comparable to looking throu ... Read more
Debbie Bailey, UniBreak, Nepal My name is Debbie, or in Nepali Miro nahm Debbie ho. I am a mature student and completed my teaching diploma through the University of Newcast ... Read more
Maddie Roberts, GapBreak, Ghana I didn't take a gap year because I wasn't sure what I wanted to do at University, I knew, I'd known for years. I took a gap ... Read more
Chae Swindell, UniBreak, Maldives What comes to mind when you think of the Maldives? Beautiful resorts? Pristine beaches? Water so clear it appears as if it is glass? &n ... Read more
Emma Cook, GapBreak, Peru GAPBREAK A bus load of wonderful Peruvian stories that made for a fascinating gap year! I think my time in Peru could be compared to the crazy, outer w ... Read more
Adam Burston, Lecturer, Cambodia UNIBREAK FACULTY GROUPS I was fortunate to travel to Cambodia in January 2011, as a Clinical Lecturer with a wonderful group of 3rd year nursing students from The Uni ... Read more
Rob Hutchinson, GapBreak, Kenya UNIBREAK I will always treasure my memories of Kenya. In just a few short months, I was privileged enough to live within, taste, witness, hear, learn f ... Read more
David Murray, GapBreak, China UNIBREAK The teaching practise has been and gone and, while it was challenging, we were all up to it. It was incredibly nerve-wracking at the front of ... Read more
Henry Holm, GapBreak, Peru GAPBREAK It's been a couple of years since I got back from volunteering in Cuzco, Peru and I still wish I was back there. Since I returned home I ... Read more
Cathy Pham, UniBreak, Nepal UNIBREAK "NEPAL? Where's that?" Were my exact words when we first heard of it through Antipodeans Abroad. By chance (financial situat ... Read more
Sarah Stevenson, GapBreak, Argentina GAPBREAK Early this year I got on a plane for 13 hours and landed in Argentina. I had no idea at the time how life altering this experience would be. W ... Read more


text:
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
This is not your average baseball shirt. The type may be reminiscent of that good old american sport, but TapouT lets everyone know that you're part of the only sport with any real balls: MMA. The eagle icon is small but visible on the front and the classic TapouT logo is shown on the sleeve. The color combination of red and blue lets you support your favorite team while representing your favorite sport.
Reviewed by 1 customer
Displaying review 1
- Great Color
Best Uses
- Casual Wear
Comments about this product:
People ask me where I bought this shirt!!!!
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Length:
- Feels true to length
- Sleeve Length:
- Feels true to length
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Displaying review 1


text:
Peace on earth, goodwill toward men | OPINION
December 28, 2012 · 8:47 AM
Merry Christmas, Marysville and Arlington. Each December 25th, much of our world celebrates the long-ago birth of a child who championed a way of life that so inflamed movers and shakers that they had him killed. He had preached a kind of peace that springs from doing simple acts of kindness that have little connection with riches and power. Trouble is, aside from some odd individuals who never fit in with socioeconomic progress, it's never seriously been tried.
So here we are again, celebrating the birth of the Prince of Peace, along with other seasonal traditions. And then a maniac mowed down children and teachers in a hail of gunfire in Newtown, Conn. Peace on earth, good will toward men. We could use more of that considering the 80 shootings that have terrorized schools since Columbine.
By now, most of us wish the painful inspection of the Sandy Hook massacre would be over. Be careful what you wish for because if we do silently close the book on it without bold and effective resolution, there will be more killing—because we did nothing.
Legislators have been inundated with calls for new gun laws—as though that might put a stop to the problem. The problem is that we are a violent people. In the period during which 6,000 troops lost their lives in Middle East conflicts, 100,000 died violent deaths here at home. By most measures, the United States is the most violent nation on the planet.
One in six youths between the ages of 10 and 17 has seen or knows someone who has been shot. Children under 18 were 244 percent more likely to be killed by guns in 1993 than in 1986 and that percent has continued to rise. Violent crime has increased almost 600 percent since 1960. This is the background for what happened at Sandy Hook.
We embrace violence. Among the video games youngsters will get for Christmas will be Gears of War, God of War, Scarface, Grand Theft Auto, Fallout, Fallout New Vegas and Dead Space. The object in these games is to kill before getting killed. By sending virtual bullets into virtual adversaries, young players learn to kill. They repeat it over and over until young hands reflexively pull triggers at imagined threats.
As young brains take shape from hours of playing Grand Theft Auto, they develop mental reflexes that, when acted out in the real world, are anything but play. Time spent with violent video games is rehearsal for killing. Though the games depict fantasy worlds, too many players are incapable of drawing a line between fantasy and reality. Put real guns in their hands and they are predisposed to kill.
Have you noticed the increase in young men opting for, or at least considering, military service or law enforcement, occupations where they can carry weapons openly? Camo, or camouflage clothing that copies battle fabrics has become high fashion. Our government's ambitions for global control spawn violence in far places, all the time glorifying war and weaponry. The local Cabela's publicized its grand opening with a couple of pages of hand-gun ads. A Christmas ad from Big 5 Sporting Goods, "Great gifts at low doorbuster prices," listed a Colt semi-automatic assault rifle for $499.95. Peace on earth, good will toward men.
One 10-year-old study found that the average child watched 8,000 televised murders and 100,000 acts of violence before finishing elementary school. Yet television programmers claim there's no connection between televised imagery and human behavior. Is that so? Then the TV industry should refund billions of advertising dollars to sponsors.
Two Surgeon General reports linked violence on television with aggressive behavior in children. What's more, the National Institute of Mental Health found overwhelming evidence that excessive TV violence spills over into playgrounds and streets. One NIMH study of 732 children showed aggression, conflicts with parents, fighting and delinquency all correlating with the amount of television watched.
The Sandy Hook disaster could just as easily have happened in Marysville or Arlington since the roots of violence are planted deep here, too. While TV analysts point fingers at guns as the cause, we know better. We are a violent people. Most of us manage to keep it under control but not all. As Dr. Phil once said, fantasies are okay. Just don't let them invade your reality. He could have just as well been addressing young people's violent fantasies that injure or kill when acted out in the real world.
This Christmas, we'll soon be unwrapping material gifts when the gift this world needs most is freedom from fear and want. Call it Peace on Earth. It seems odd that while we celebrate the birth of one who condemned violence, we choose to do so little to cut it off at its roots.
Comments may be addressed to email@example.com.
Comment on this story.
So keep your comments:
- Civil
- Smart
- On-topic
- Free of profanity
We ask that all participants own their words by logging in with their Facebook account. It's a simple process that will take seconds and helps keep our comments free of trolls, cranks, and "drive-by" commenters. We reserve the right to remove comments from anyone using screen names, pseudonyms or false identities. Please refer to our Terms of Use for full detail on participating on our site.


text:
Sports Talk: Just Jersey (6/12/12)
Join Mike Curci, Lou Brogno, Steve Levy and guest as they talk baseball, boys lacrosse, boys volleyball, football, girls lacrosse and softball. (6/1212)
- PLAYINGSports Talk: Just Jersey (6/12/12) PLAYINGA Quick :60: All-Metro Lacrosse special (6/11/12) PLAYINGHIGHLIGHTS: 19th Annual Paul Robeson Classic PLAYINGPre-summer preview: North Rockland football PLAYING2012 All-Metro Girls Lacrosse Attackers
- PLAYINGPre-summer preview: Clarkstown North football PLAYINGHighlights: Moorestown 12, Chatham 11 (6/12/12) PLAYINGNJ girls lax 'High Five' Plays of the Year PLAYINGHighlights: New Canaan 17, Wilton 9 PLAYINGFull Game: Barlow 15, Somers 2
- PLAYINGGarden City captains in-studio (6/12/12)
More Videos
HS SportsDesk (5/22/13)Highlights: Northern Highlands 12, Pascack Valley 9 (5/22/13)A Quick 60: How'd I Do? (5/21/13)A Quick 60: Game of the Week (5/21/13)A Quick 60: Pat McCabe in Studio (5/21/13)A Quick 60: Boys Lacrosse Top 20 Tri-State poll (5/21/13)A Quick 60: The Carc Report (5/21/13)Clifton's Crusader: Schreiber inspiresA Quick 60: How'd I Do? (5/14/13)Highlights: Ridge 8, Somerville 4 (5/20/13)
A Quick 60: Girls Lacrosse Top 20 Tri-State poll (5/21/13)Highlights: Mountain Lakes 20, Pequannock 4 (5/21/13)HS SportsDesk (5/21/13)A Quick :60 (5/14/13)HS SportsDesk (5/16/13)HS SportsDesk (5/14/13)HS SportsDesk (5/15/13)A Quick 60: Girls Lacrosse Top 20 Tri-State poll (5/14/13)HS SportsDesk (5/13/13)Highlights: Ridgewood 13, IHA 10 (5/13/13)
Highlights: Ramsey 11, Mountain Lakes 1 (5/21/13)HS SportsDesk (5/21/13)HS SportsDesk (5/16/13)HS SportsDesk (5/14/13)HS SportsDesk (5/15/13)Highlights: Randolph 2, Roxbury 1HS SportsDesk (5/9/13)High Five Plays of the Week (5/9/13)Highlights: Middlesex 12, Metuchen 2 (5/7/13)Eastside "Field Day Baseball"
Highlights: Randolph 3, North Bergen 2 (5/23/13)HS SportsDesk (5/21/13)HS SportsDesk (5/16/13)HS SportsDesk (5/14/13)Highlights: Indian Hills 1, Mt. St. Dominic 0 (5/13/13)HS SportsDesk (5/13/13)HS SportsDesk (5/9/13)High Five Plays of the Week (5/9/13)HS SportsDesk (5/7/13)Cardinal McCarrick vs. New Brunswick Softball Slideshow 5/6/13
Morris Knolls "Brian O'Neill Feature"Morris Knolls Boys Basketball Highlights 5/24/13Morris Knolls "Haleigh Schroth Feature"Morris Knolls "Ryan Steidl Memorial 5K"River Dell "Narrative"River Dell "Day before the play"River Dell "Watch Your Back"River Dell "Narrative"River Dell "Narrative"River Dell "Narrative"


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 newsSochi 2014 1000 days to go Sochi 2014 marked its 1000-day countdown with various celebrations on 14th May. As part of the milestone, OMEGA unveiled an innovative clock set to countdown to the 7th February 2014, the day of the opening ceremony. The clock's design is intended to capture and reflect the spirit of a dynamic and diverse region. The whole of Russia celebrated the milestone with a series of events and festivities under the banner of "The Marathon of 1000 Good Deeds". The main themes of the day were the environment, healthy living, education, and culture. Some of the events that took place included "1000 Olympic Lessons" that were held at schools in Moscow, Krasnodar, Khanty-Mansiysk and Novocherkassk. In addition, Moscow, St Petersburg, Omsk, Volgograd, Krasnodar and Novorossiysk hosted a sports festival called "A 1000-Meter Dash towards the Olympic Games". A "Friendship between People" Festival was held in Moscow, Kazan and Tomsk, to reflect the cultural diversity among Russia's nationalities. Volunteers at Kazan State Technical University organized an immense hot-pot banquet with 1,000 national meals for the public to sample. Environmental events and "green initiatives" were held in Vladivostok, Tver, Sochi, Pyatigorsk, and Arkhangelsk. Numerous trees were planted alongside the Olympic avenues, and flower beds were arranged in the figure of 1,000. IOC Sochi 2014 Coordination Commission Chairman Jean-Claude Killy said: "It was great to see the whole of Russia getting involved in Sochi 2014's 1000 days to go celebrations. The excitement and engagement that we witnessed across the country was exceptional and will no doubt continue to increase with the nationwide opening of Sochi's volunteer centers. In addition, the unveiling of the stunning OMEGA countdown clock serves to remind us all that this great country will soon be playing host to the world and its finest winter athletes. With 1000 days to go, the clock is now really ticking and I'm confident that the Olympians of 2014 will receive a fantastic welcome when they arrive in Sochi in just a few years time." For more visit www.sochi2014.com Contributed by Sochi 2014 |
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:
What are the acceptable blood alcohol concentration limits in European countries?
When traveling by car it is necessary to remember that different European countries have different limits for acceptable blood alcohol concentration – from 0 to 0.8.
The strictest laws in relation to the acceptable blood alcohol concentration (BAC) are set in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Russia (0 – Zero Tolerance). Drivers in Norway, Sweden, Estonia and Poland are allowed to have a BAC of 0.2.
The most common BAC limit allowed in the EU – 0.5 – is set in Finland, Latvia, Ireland, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Austria, Germany and Greece.
Legislation in the UK is more forgiving in this regard – drivers are allowed to have BAC of 0.8.
Nevertheless, BAC of 0.4 (two portions of alcoholic drinks) causes serious problems with car handling, ITAR-TASS writes.
Fines for drunk driving are quite high – from 50 to 1200 EUR (35 to 843 LVL), sometimes up to 7200 EUR (5060 LVL).
Ref: 18.104.22.1681
Leave a reply
Yahoo to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion
The former Web innovator Yahoo is said to be planning a purchase of the popular blogging service Tumblr for approximately $1.1 billion. Experts in the field consider this a signal of the company's objective to reposition itself in a time when the technology industry rushes into social networking.
By rounding prices in Euro, the zoo, theatres and museums would violate the law
Riga Zoological garden as well as Latvian theatres and museums could potentially violate the Euro Transition Law. This may be possible because of the plans of these institutions to keep to a rounded ticket price strategy, having them rounded after the currency transition. Some prices could be lowered, others – increased.
Bribery accused Latvian official not found in Vena; authorities may start international manhunt
Even though the bribery accused Vladimir Vaskevics stated the Hospital of the Brethren of Mercy in Vena as his last location, he is not there. Defendants of the accused continue to claim that Vaskevics is sick and will need more time to recover.
Economic Diary: Smash Business with Taxes
Officials worked on a whole package of law amendments this week. Those mostly cover entrepreneurship. Will these amendments be approved. If so – in what way? It is unknown, however, whether any of the amendments will make entrepreneurs rejoice.
Latvia will not be organizing the 2017 World Ice Hockey Championship
The joint candidacy of Latvia and Denmark to host the 2017 World Ice Hockey Championship was declined by the International Ice Hockey Federation's Congress on May 17.
Criminal proceedings initiated following searches in RCC Transport Department
The search that was carried out by the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau on May 16 at the Transport Departments of Riga City Council is linked to the passenger carrying services in the capital.
Cannes film festival suffers $1m jewellery theft
More than $1m worth of jewels have been stolen from a hotel in the French town of Cannes, police say.
Combined heat and power plants produced 64% of the total heating energy in Latvia in 2012
In 2012, in Latvia there were 133 active combined heat and power (CHP) plants with total electrical capacity 1021.0 megawatts (MW).
French President: austerity endangers EU
President Francois Hollande of France seeks reduction of unemployment in his country, by pushing the EU to increase spending in order to cut youth unemployment in Europe. He has also noted that recession is now «threatening the very identity of Europe».
PAA bath manufacturer modernizes production plant and creates Silk Stone material
Latvian bath manufacturer PAA has finished its production plant modernization project in Kekava. As a result the company managed to create an innovative new material – Silk Stone.
U.S. may strip Bangladesh of tariff breaks
The Obama administration may strip Bangladesh of import breaks following deadly accidents in the country's textile industry, another sign of the pressure building on the southeast Asian nation to improve labor conditions.
Parliamentary groups in Brussels struggle around controversial EU data protection bill
While drafting an amendment proposal for Data protection directive, protection of fundamental rights collides with business interests, and just as evidently – political and ideological divisions collide between European Parliament political groups.
Weekends expected to have +30° C heat in Latvia
With the setting of the first days of May, warm weather gradually came to Latvia. The average air temperature in the first half of May was 2.7° C above the norm. The summer-like weather will only increase in the second half of May – heat and thunderstorms are equally expected, meteorologists predict.
Estonia's unemployment at 10.2% in Q1
According to the Labour Force Survey, Estonia's unemployment rate was 10.2% in the 1st quarter of 2013 year on year and up from 9.3% in Q4.
Petrol price fixing scandal: oil giant bosses to be jailed if found guilty
The bosses of oil giants engulfed in a price fixing scandal could be jailed if they are found guilty, David Cameron warned on Thursday, May 16.
Paul Krugman declined participation in the First Riga Economic Forum
The organizers of the First Riga Economic Forum have decided to cancel the participation of Paul Krugman in the event.
Obama administration sacks U.S. Internal Revenue Service chief
On Wednesday, in Washington, U.S. President Barack Obama announced that the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had been ousted after claims of the agency's special scrutiny to conservative groups. An IRS team had been subjecting applications for tax-exempt status of conservative groups to a greater degree of review than those from other organizations.
Friendship between Unity and Prudentia: gigantic losses for state budget
The Latvian state budget is suffering enormous losses because the saving of drowning companies attracts financial consultants not by means of open contests, but based on the fact whether or not they are related to the ruling political party, experts believe.
Tornado tears through Texas
A tornado has taken the lives of six as it ripped through a town in the U.S. state of Texas.
New services and updates announced at Google I/O 2013
Google's I/O conference keynote was, in many ways, the opposite of what we expected. Google did not announce any new hardware, nor did the company reveal a new version of Android. Instead, Google spent about half of its annual developers conference focusing on developers and the tools they need to make better apps.
Latvia's foreign trade export is growing faster than import
In the first quarter of this year the volume of goods exported at current prices increased by 117.1 million LVL or by 7.7%, but at the same time volume of imports – only by 25.8 million LVL or by 1.3% as compared to the first quarter of the previous year.
Japan's economy shows recovery signs
Japan's economy, the third largest in the world, expanded at its quickest pace in a year, showing signs of an economic recovery.
Latvia's problem of unemployed youth is reducing in scale
The unemployment of young people is a serious problem faced in Latvia, as unemployment among youth is notably higher than in other age groups, as it can be concluded based on the Labour Force Survey results compiled by the Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia.
Latvia's living costs reach record high level
This April's minimum living cost index has reached 177.44 LVL. This is 0.63 LVL more than it was in March.
HM: smoking in the presence of a child is considered abuse
Smoking voids a child's right for a healthy and clean environment. This is considered abuse against the child, says Latvian Healthcare Ministry's parliamentary secretary Liene Cipule. This is the ministry representative's commentary on the decision of the Saeima Human Rights and Social Affairs Commission to submit and amendments project for review in the Saeima. This project includes amendments to the Children's Rights Law about banning smoking in the presence of children.
- Political calendar of Latvia. May 20 - 24, 2013
- Economic calendar of Latvia. May 20 - 24, 2013
- By rounding prices in Euro, the zoo, theatres and museums would violate the law
- Bribery accused Latvian official not found in Vena; authorities may start international manhunt
- More than 20 000 enthusiasts to run in the Nordea Riga marathon
- Economic Diary: Smash Business with Taxes | 2
- Latvia and Europe attract people with Museum Night event
- Latvia will not be organizing the 2017 World Ice Hockey Championship
- Criminal proceedings initiated following searches in RCC Transport Department
- Combined heat and power plants produced 64% of the total heating energy in Latvia in 2012
Most read
- Paul Krugman declined participation in the First Riga Economic Forum | 3
- HM: smoking in the presence of a child is considered abuse
- Bathing season officially open in Latvia
- Latvia's living costs reach record high level
- Latvia's problem of unemployed youth is reducing in scale
- Latvia's foreign trade export is growing faster than import
- Latvia's construction volume up by 9.8% | 1
- Friendship between Unity and Prudentia: gigantic losses for state budget | 1
- TOP 5 of car thieves' most precious prizes
- Latvia to be heated a lot over the week
Most commented
- Paul Krugman declined participation in the First Riga Economic Forum | 3
- Economic Diary: Smash Business with Taxes | 2
- Latvian fuel traders: National Alliance wants to destroy domestic companies | 2
- Friendship between Unity and Prudentia: gigantic losses for state budget | 1
- Latvia's construction volume up by 9.8% | 1
- Latvia raises passenger platform levels in thirteen of its existing train stations | 1
- Latvia's representatives fail to enter the finals of Eurovision | 1
- Signature collection to have Lat as national currency is declined | 1
- Latvia's national ice hockey team ranks 11th in the World Ice Hockey Championship
- HM: smoking in the presence of a child is considered abuse
Top 5 Business news
Top 5 Social news
Top 5 World news
Top 5 Video
Newest galleries
Newest comments
jj @ 2013-05-19 19:31:35
Ilmars @ 2013-05-17 16:48:38
Well @ 2013-05-17 11:44:03
As always @ 2013-05-17 11:23:22


text:
You may also like...
Mounted Memories San Antonio Spurs Tim Duncan Framed Photo
Item no: 3963546 Price: $49.99
AVAILABILITY: In stock, leaves warehouse in 5 - 7 full bus. days. - (Details)
Standard Ground Service Available (normally $8.39) - (Details)
Note: Shipping restrictions may apply.
Remember, no sales tax except in FL, IL, KY, NY, OH, PA and TX.
Product Information
The Mounted Memories® framed, unsigned 8" x 10" photo is the perfect gift for any hardcore NBA fan! It comes double matted and framed in wood.
Product Features
Features- 8" x 10" NBA photo
- Framed in wood
- Double matted
- Dimensions: 13.5" x 16.5" x 1"
- Officially licensed
- Made in USA


text:
Randi, you look great….Randi is the WOman!!!!
It's great thing you do at KPTK in having this forum. The stills (photos) are most enjoyable for those of us unable to attend. Look forward to the video.
The whole production rates 5stars….*****.
Thank you,
Ron Sadowski, Rochester NY 14613
[...] See for yourself! [...]
Why is Stephanie sitting in the dark.
Stephie is to skinny to reflect light
[...] the photos of the event and the VIP [...]
Договорные матчи в спорте!!!
Уникальные гарантии
Проход 100%
сайт http://fix-stavka.ru


text:
74. | Jordan | ||
Jordan is an all around awesome dude! He is smart, hot, and will rock your freakin world baby! He can be a bit crazy at times, but at the end of the day he just turns you on and makes you crazy (if you're a girl)! Most girls would kill to get within 5 feet of this amazing hunk....I could go on and on about Jordan but you just have to meet him... He's just awesome!! Girl #1: Omg! Who is that sexy beast walking towards us?
Girl#2: I'm not sure, but he looks like...PERFECTION! Girl#3: I agree! I bet you $100 his name is Jordan! |
Jordan images | |||
1. | Jordan | ||
A different word for very large penis Bob has a jordan, and i like to ride it all night long
2. | Jordan | ||
A man who is a bad mutha. Most likely a ninja or some other bad ass profession, such as porn star, elected official, super-athlete or even C.E.O. of your mom. Disclaimer: Will fornicate with any friends hot mom with out regret. A Jordan is a cold blooded panty bandit with the future in his eyes and fire spewing from his mouth.
A Jordan usually makes good money, certainly more than you, yet your not exactly sure how. An enigma will spontaneously combust if ever to come into contact with a Jordan. A jordan can be found in Public places such as cities, towns, or Canadian territories. A Jordan can also be found in the isolation of the deep wild where he may be pondering ponderous thoughts of the very existence of time and space which would cause lesser men's heads to implode in the manner of a rather disturbing sucking sound. I digress explaining a Jordan any further would simply take away from the only pleasure you will know for the next 20 minutes. The basking in of the the thought of the very essence that is. A jordan. Woman A: Hey do you see that hot guy walking this way?
Woman B: OMG he just checked you out. Woman A: Umm I think I'm pregnant. Woman B: Wow I think that was a Jordan. Your such a bitch. |
3. | jordan | ||
the hottest guy you can ever meet, hes hot, fine, and everything a girl can ask for. HES PERFECT! "that guy is fine!."
"he must be a jordan." |
4. | Jordan | ||
An extremely loving, sweet, smart creature with amazing musical talent. Can make you laugh faster than two jiggles of a jack rabbits ass. If you catch this Legendary Pokemon you will be the best poke master out there. Lure him with music with great bass and waffles. Has an extremely large and satisfying penis. "Hey you know that guy Ave is going out with?"
"Yeah, he is just a total Jordan" |
5. | Jordan | ||
An amazingly sweet guy. A Jordan will worm his way into your heart and claim a piece of it for his own. But trust me, you won't mind. Belonging to a Jordan is the best thing that can ever happen to someone. A Jordan completes you, in every way possible. He will make you smile like an idiot, and forget how to breathe. A Jordan is irreplaceable. So if you are lucky enough to find one, hold on tight and never let go. Jordans are very special. Some of them even have the ability to make one's heart melt. Girl one: "Where the hell have you been lately?!"
Girl two: "I got a Jordan. I've been spending all my free time with him." Girl one: "No wayy! SHARE!!" Girl two: "Hell no. This Jordan is alllllll mine. Get your own." Girl one: "But they are so hard to find!!!!!" |
6. | Jordan | ||
The coolest and most sexy mofo ever to walk the face of the earth. i want him to stick it in me one day and have my kids. He is soooooo hot and beautiful, but his friends are really gay yet i still want fuck him Jordan is sooooo sexy
7. | Jordan | ||
Jordan in the female sense: I woman who by far outstands her peers. Incredibly, beautiful, talented, and fun-loving. Always puts others before herself. Sweet, smart girl with a sense of adventure. The perfect girlfriend. She is that kinda girl. Funny and sometimes loud and quirky. A little crazy but the good kinda crazy... Dude, I met this girl last night, I swear she's a Jordan!


text:
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
General Economy Exquisite Exchange (GEEE) is a campaign produced by the Cream Co. arts organization promoting an economy based on neighborly trade. GEEE currently operates in its second iteration at the Hyde Park Art Center through their Artist-in-Residency program. In the form of a Rooftop Tomato Garden, Post-Retail Shop, Trading Post, Seed Library and GEEEcycling Center, GEEE demonstrates how local abundance supports an economy open to more than just currency.


text:
SEO Used Effectively
1 Domain(s) Under "Tekell Family" Tag
SeoSue Menu
Contact Us
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
by TLD
by country
Check Website or IP Address
What is a tag?
A tag is a keyword or a phrase associated with a post as a means of classification.
Unfortunately, we have no information on this tag.
[1 - 1]


text:
South American Restaurants in Forest Glen
Places (71)
Showing 1 - 10 of 71
Armand's Chicago Pizzeria
Category: Restaurants/Pizza
Armand's Chicago Pizzeria is the go-to-spot for Chicago-style pizza.
El Pollo Primero
Category: Restaurants/South American
El Pollo Primero, a place where your mouth will water in anticipation of the char-broiled chicken.
Mango's Grill
Category: Restaurants/Mexican
Family-friendly restaurant serving Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine.
La Cuscatleca Restaurant
Category: Restaurants/Mexican
The name may be hard to pronounce but the food rolls off your tongue.
Don Arturo's Restaurant
Category: Restaurants/Latin American
A little place with the big flavor of Bolivia.
Esmeralda Restaurant
Category: Restaurants/South American
El Salvador in Old Town
Izalco Restaurant and Bar
Category: Restaurants/South American
Authentic Salvadorian and Mexican specialities served with a smile
Mogotillo Restaurant
Category: Restaurants/Mexican
Mogotillo offers everything from tacos to seafood.
Chicken & Steak Las Brasas
Category: Restaurants/Mexican
This humble restaurant deserves your visit.
El Majahual
Category: Restaurants/Central American
El Majahual offers two very different experiences in one.


text:
We are very pleased with our purchase from iBRIGHT LLC website, We have found their service to be dependable, friendly.Danielle Brock December 08, 2011
The item showed up quickly. Haven't had it for long enough to say much but the sound was good and really like the style. My son said the alarm didn't go off so we'll have to work on that.
We have bought iBRIGHT Music Projector alarm clock, this looks really cool on the ceiling! It's a bit loud but just taped over the speaker and it's just amazing how many music options there are on this thing. Kids LOVE it.Shannon Lynn December 08, 2011
Bought this as a gift, and the recipient has told me they have had an immense amount of fun with it. As far as I am aware it works well, and it did arrive well within the allotted time.Greg Blanch December 10, 2011
These guys were great! I ultimately returned the product, (through no fault of the seller.) They expedited my shipment and facilitated a speedy return and refund. I would definitely purchase from them again. Very focused on customer service.Jackie Fredericks December 10, 2011
I was pleased with the watch which looked exactly as pictured and discribed. The watch was delivered promptly and was 4 days ahead of promised date.Larry Barber December 25, 2011