text:
School voucher debate brings Governor Walker to Green Bay
By: Millaine Wells
Updated: March 18, 2013
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Tonight parents and taxpayers in the Green Bay School District have at least two chances to pose questions about school vouchers.
One to a group who supports the proposed expansion the other a local school district against it.
The Green Bay School district is opening the floor at its regularity scheduled school board meeting at 5:30.
They are expecting a large crowd after more than 50 parents already e-mailed comments and questions.
Then at 6:10 tonight Governor Scott Walker will talk about his proposal at Saint Thomas More Catholic School in Green Bay.
We are told Bishop David Ricken will also lend his support to voucher at that meeting.
Both events are open to the public.
"Unless we have the debate, the conversation, we may not discover the unintended consequences until it is too late" says Brenda Warren, The Green Bay Public School Board President.
"I just fundamentally believe there are a lot of families who want to try something better. Kids do not leave schools they love" says John Gard, who has supported school choice for at least 20 years.
Two sides of the same issue are both reaching out the public and using statistics to make their case.
"It is cheaper to send a child to a voucher school than to a public school. Dollar wise that is an irrefutable fact" says Gard.
However, according to Warren "It does increase taxes because our state funding goes down".
The proposal gives eligible parents roughly $7,000 taxpayer dollars to send their kids to private schools.
Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Green Bay and six others throughout Wisconsin could get vouchers because of bad grades on state report cards.
"I believe if you expand options all types of school environments will get better because they're going to have to compete and taxpayers will win" says Gard.
"If you are looking at privatizing education for children, that is not good for education. That is our position and many superintendents positions across the state" Warren says.
The Green Bay School District wants the voucher expansion removed from the budget.
Guard says that is exactly where it belongs.
"All school finance is always in the budget. It is the highest spending in state budget, not even a close second" he says.
While they hope for different outcomes in the legislature both events have community concern at their core.
"We have actually been asked directly by many lawmakers what is your community thinking, what is the pulse of the community and we really do not know" says Warren.
Again... Green bay public school's meeting starts at 5:30... At the district office.
Local 5 will have crews at both meetings tonight to bring you community reaction.


text:
Museum Forum for Teachers: Modern and Contemporary Art
A collaborative summer program for educators features daylong sessions at The Rachofsky Collection, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas Museum of Art, Kimbell Art Museum, and Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. While deepening their understanding of contemporary and modern art and architecture, participating middle and high school teachers will develop interpretive and instructional strategies for exploring artworks in the classroom and museum galleries. Application available here.
Teen/Artist Project
The Modern's Teen/Artist Project pairs area high school students with artists as teachers and aims to expand students' art practices, introducing new concepts, artists, and media.
Graduate Student Lectureship Program
The Graduate Student Lectureship Program is an opportunity for area graduate students in Art and Art History to study original works of art at the Modern and present gallery lectures to the public. Students will each develop two focused gallery talks about works on view at the Modern based on close observation, intensive research, and original analysis. Each thirty-minute lecture will be presented two times over the course of the semester. This opportunity is limited to four graduate students per semester. Accommodations can be made with universities regarding course credit.
TO APPLY: Complete the application and send to email@example.com by June 3, 2013. Notification of acceptance into the program will be announced by June 14, 2013. An interview is required.
Continuing Professional Education Credits
The Modern is certified by the Texas State Board for Educator Certification to offer Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits. Museum Forum for Teachers qualifies as a CPE activity, as do many tours, lectures, studio classes, and workshops offered through the Modern's education department. If you have questions about specific programs, or if you would like the education department to develop a custom workshop for CPE credit based around the Museum's collection, call 817.840.2141 or email email@example.com.
Educator E-mail Newsletter
Sign up to receive information relevant to educators through our Educator E-mail Newsletter. Send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com, place the word "newsletter" in the subject line, and list your name, school, and the grade level(s) and subject you teach in the body of the message.
Educator Art Cards
Art Cards provide an introduction to selected works in the Modern's permanent collection. Produced specifically to help educators prepare their students for upcoming visits to the Museum, the Cards provide background information and broader contexts for understanding the individual works. Click here for printable PDF files.
School Repeat Visit Programs
For over a decade, the Modern has been proud to serve area public schools through two repeat visit programs: Writing to Look and Gallery and Studio Connections. For these programs, six middle schools and six high schools each make three unique visits to the Museum over the course of the school year.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hi, my name is Allison and I am addicted to cloth diapering.
Seriously, when I started no one warned me how addicting it is! I love all the fun prints and colors and Chloe looks so cute in her fluffy cloth diapers and BabyLegs. I mostly use prefolds and Flips covers during the day and then Bumgenius 3.0 AIO stuffed with hemp at night (LOVE these diapers). I have bamboo fitteds that I snappi and use with wool covers but I mostly just use them in the summer when I can hang them outside to dry. I like to use Rainforest Babies when we're out an about because they are really trim and not as bulky to carry in the diaper bag.
Eventually I want to sew my own diapers but skill-wise I'm not quite there yet; I've made cloth wipes and next up will be to learn how to make a wet bag. I will probably figure out how to make a diaper by the time the baby is potty trained.
Does anyone else here use cloth diapers? If so, what does your stash consist of and what is your favorite diaper? If money was no object, what kind of diapers would you buy?


text:
Jill Anderson
Associate Professor of Law and William T. Golden Scholar
- Jill Anderson
- Associate Professor of Law and William T. Golden Scholar
- Hosmer Hall 105
- 860-570-5288
- Contact Jill Anderson
Jill Anderson is an associate professor of law and the William T. Golden Scholar. She joined the Law School's faculty as a visiting professor of law in 2008. Prior to that appointment, she was an assistant professor at Western New England College School of Law . She is a graduate of Columbia University Law School, where she was a James Kent Scholar, and her law practice found her at Western Massachusetts Legal Services where she was a Skadden Fellow/Staff Attorney. She did graduate work in linguistics at Stanford University and the University of Copenhagen. She is the author of "Just Semantics: The Lost Readings of the American with Disabilities Act," 117 Yale L.J. 992 (2008) .


text: I have only ever surfed with clubs and didn't get much time for practice so I want to get some on my own and maybe buy a board this time. With the clubs I used 8ft foam boards and found them very difficult to control. Would a 6'10 or 7'3 pop out be easier to learn on? I am 5ft 4 and 160 lbs, and waves are usually 3-5ft Thanks! And hope to get to beach once or twice a week.


text:
This is a one owner Mercedes E-320, one of the last of the "hand-built" Mercedes convertibles. Only produced for three years, these have become... More
Call John at Dominion Carz, LLC 713-521-7838, LOW miles!! This 1 Owner vehicle is very clean, good exterior and interior, Onyx Black, Cruise Control,... More
Here is an extremely clean and classy 1995 Mercedes-Benz E320 Sedan with 132K miles. The car's exterior has been completely restored and repainted. Finished... More
Call John McGraw 713-521-7838. Well maintained, All services complete!! Qualifies for extended warranty. Real Miles/Service, performance !! Cold A/C and Like NEW Leather Seats,... More
MERCEDES-BENZ 1995 E320 Cabriolet; Emerald Green metallic with Parchment leather interior; 53k miles; loaded; Outstanding condition; drives like new. $23,500. 414-852-8622. WI. For more info... More
Well preserved 2 owner car that has spent it's life if Southern Florida and Northern California. Always garaged with extremely low miles(29k). Upgraded to... More


text:
Final Cut Pro. The current version is better than Premiere and the new Final Cut Pro X will blow Premiere and Avid out of the water. I do not consider Premiere to be a professional piece of software. Although in many ways it is similar to the current Final Cut Pro is falls short. I would place it as pro-sumer. But its much better than the awfully childish Sony Vegas. answered May 21 '11 at 16:32 Fish |
Personally, I love Premiere Pro because I love the interface and the program as a whole. I also love its interaction with After Effects, the fact that you don't have to render out to add effects and render back again. I also like Avid but still prefer Premiere. answered May 21 '11 at 17:22 RedOrangeStudios |
I personally use The CS5 Production Suite. The new mercury engine really brings it up to par. Some of the new movies are using Premiere Pro now. I've used both and I still don't care for editing on FCP. answered May 22 '11 at 02:19 Zbob750 |
I have been using FCP for years and I'd never consider going to Premiere. The only other software I'd love to try is Avid. On a profesional level important things would be : 'What codecs are available?', 'Speed of rendering', etc. On a pro-sumer or amateur level it doesn't really matter in my opinion. It's just comes down to personal preference. answered May 22 '11 at 05:30 Hanhart |
Premiere Pro!! It has been made to make several famous hollywood movies. Examples are Avatar. It is just a much easier to use tool than Final cut. Also I personally think that it can do more and can do more complex things. answered May 22 '11 at 20:29 geekytechguy |


text:
Destination: Hamptons
Fashion & Accessories Text Size A A A
Tomas Maier
Never a conformist, the German-born, Miami-based designer, who is also the creative director at Bottega Veneta, opened his boutique not on Main Street in East Hampton but in a small, white cottage right off the Montauk Highway in Wainscott. Time will tell whether the location will prove the right one for his breezy minimalist collections. It will surely become a hot spot for East End fashionistas looking for the season's hottest bikinis.
Albright Samples
Update: This shop has closed.
New York's Albright Fashion Library is famous among celebrity stylists, fashion editors and costume designers (like the ones on the Devil Wears Prada set) for its collection of both vintage and contemporary couture. With the opening of the Nugent Lane outpost, Hamptons socialites can now rent pieces—at 10 to 20% of the cost—from design houses like Dolce & Gabbana, Alberta Ferretti and Marc Jacobs for the summer benefit season.
For years, this space on Job's Lane was occupied by Nancy & Co. But this year, Altona moved in and is now the go-to place for great jeans (Dead Sexy), yummy T-shirts and sweaters as well as caftans from Virginia Whitbeck.
Update: This shop has closed
Like Nancy of Nancy & Co., the owners of Anya's travel all over the globe scouting out women's fashion. Their Jobs Lane boutique, which opened two years ago, carries over 60 designers including Milly, Anna Sui, Melissa Odabash and Toca as well as exotic accessories from South America, and some menswear.
The shopping scene in the tiny hamlet of Wainscott just got a serious boost, with the opening of Bellhaus, a lifestyle boutique that carries luxury fashion, homeware and beauty products, All the big-name designers like Carolina Herrera, Lanvin and Alexander McQueen are represented, but the store also stocks pieces from edgier, less well-known couture labels, including Jitrois, Azzaro and Laurence Decade.
Calypso Christiane Celle
Christiane Celle's hippie-chic skirts, wrap-dresses and accessories are staples at any stylish beach resort and the Hamptons is no exception. In fact, East Hampton is where Celle herself moved after leaving St. Barth's, and it is one of the places that inspires her lifestyle brand.
Additional shop in Sag Harbor at 117 Main Street.
Carleen Ligozio
Ligozio, a former buyer for Henri Bendel and Saks Fifth Avenue, has a good eye for fashion. Her Southampton store stocks Allegra Hicks wrap dresses, Susan van der Linde appliqué hats, jewelry by Elizabeth Brady and other wardrobe essentials for the chic Hamptons women.
Cashmere Hampton
With other locations sprouting up in places like Aspen and Palm Beach, Cashmere Hampton, which has its own line but also carries non-cashmere fashions from a variety of designers, is becoming a fixture in resort towns across the U.S.A.
Catherine Malandrino
Provence native and Bridgehampton homeowner Catherine Malandrino is a favorite with celebrities like Brooke Shields, Heidi Klum and Angelina Jolie—a photo of the latter wearing a yellow empire-waist Malandrino gown has been featured in nearly every tabloid. The designer's pieces are colorful, flirty and feminine and often distinguished by some sort of interesting detail—a large ruffled sleeve, say, or an elaborate stitch or print pattern.
Christopher Fischer Cashmere
Update: Shop is now closed.
English native and Hamptons homeowner Christopher Fischer has been attracting royals and celebrities with his stylish cashmere wraps, dresses and tees for decades. In 1999, he opened his first retail boutique in Southampton (others soon followed in East Hampton, NYC and Greenwich, Connecticut).
Cynthia Rowley
Rowley famously sold her four-bedroom East Hampton house in favor of a smaller, more rustic Montauk cottage, but she kept the East Hampton boutique, which carries playful and sophisticated (as well as playfully sophisticated) designs.
Diane von Furstenberg
"The idea was to create a caravan-inspired space that felt like a nomadic tent that we would set up for the summer," fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg told Hamptons magazine about her pop-up boutique in Southampton. Expect pieces from the ready-to-wear collections, swimwear and accessories, as well as some beachy exclusives.
Earnest Sewn
Haute denim including Lit'l Earnie jeans for kids as well as discounted older collections are sold at this new summer-only boutique. Like Earnest Sewn's other locations in NYC's Meatpacking District and Lower East Side, the interior here is meant to resemble a General Store from the early 1900s and the whole look is industrial-chic with faded brick walls and dark wooden tables and shelves.
Elie Tahari
King of wearable couture and Sagaponack homewoner Elie Tahari has his flagship boutique in East Hampton.
Erin Snow
Update: This shop has closed.
Erin Snow started out designing fashionable ski clothes because she was frustrated by how hard it was to find stylish looks for the slopes. She has since expanded to create an entire lifestyle line, including chic tennis dresses, wonderful resort skirts, well-tailored pants and Hepburnesque jackets. In sum, an updated country club look.
Giorgio's of Palm Beach
Update: Shop is now closed.
Giorgio's just opened in Southampton, and is certain to do a brisk business with its cashmere sweaters and crocodile bags in every pastel shade possible. The brand is well-known by those who summer here and winter in Palm Beach, and anyone who has stayed at the Breakers has been dazzled by Giorgio's vast lobby emporium. All of their signature items from alligator and ostrich loafers with matching handbags to luxurious cashmere wraps, sweaters and blazers can be bought or ordered now in the space just behind the fountain in Jobs Lane's little brick courtyard area.
Hampton & Co.
Buzz for the new fashion brand—everything is made in the U.S.—is already in the air: chic newcomer c/o The Maidstone used the reinvented classic fashion as part of its staff uniforms and one of the company's limited-edition Georgica alligator bags was recently seen on Gossip Girls.
Henry Lehr
A jean-lover's paradise, Henry Lehr carries all the hot denim brands, including Rogan, Chip and Pepper, True Religion, AG, Seven for All Mankind and Citizens of Humanity.
The French luxury goods company decided to open this spacious store so quickly that inventory had to be filled from other outposts all over the U.S. This makes for an eclectic assortment of items, ranging from scarves and jewelry to gardening accessories and pieces from the women's ready-to-wear. Hamptons-specific merchandise includes oversized beach towels in vibrant hues whose labels spell out "Hermès East Hampton." The seasonal store will be open through September.
Il Sandalo
Another Palm Beach transplant (though originally from Capri), Il Sandalo sells gorgeous bejeweled sandals—a prerequisite for any glamorous resort town. Custom designs are also available. Most days an artisan crafts sandals in the shop, proof that each crocodile thong is hand-made.
The trendy fashion emporium showcases both big name as well as up and coming designers. Its two Hamptons boutiques are both bright, airy and beautifully designed, with bamboo flooring and dressing rooms meant to resemble private beach cabanas.
J. McLaughlin
Kevin and Jay McLaughlin's madras and seersucker shorts and colorful ribbon belts and khakis are perfect for a day at Maidstones or any of the other elite Hampton country clubs. Preppy-chic women also love the quilted jackets, linen pants and modest yet colorful skirts and dresses.
There's also a Bridgehampton location (at 121 Main Street) and in Southampton, the men's boutique is just down the road (at 12 Jobs Lane).
J.Crew at the Beach
The selection here has been edited down to contain only those J. Crew items deemed Hamptons-worthy. Thus, you'll see linen jackets and pants, elegant silk dresses, shell jewelry and bikinis and pieces from the (more upscale) J. Crew Collection. In 2009, the East Hampton boutique moved into a gleaming, massive new space on Main Street.
Jackie Rogers
Rogers, a former model and actress, learned design from her mentor Coco Chanel, and has dressed everyone from Jackie Onassis to Nicole Kidman and Courtney Love. The garden party set should love the seersucker suits and dresses from her new Gin Lane Collection.
A New-York-based shoe emporium (other locations are in Cedarhurst, Great Neck and at the Woodbury Commons upstate), Jildor carries women's shoes from designers like Donald J. Pliner, Stuart Weitzman, Jack Rogers and Southampton homeowner Tory Burch. Less expensive brands like Birkenstock and Ed Hardy are also represented and there's almost always some sort of sale going on.
John Varvatos
The ultra-cool John Varvatos, designs sleek, hip menswear that's popular with both the Wall Street and the Hollywood set (Ashton Kutcher and Job Bon Jovi are fans). His love of rock n roll is apparent: a new boutique opened at 315 Bowery, once the address of NYC's legendary CBGB rock club and the brand's ads frequently feature musicians like Alice Cooper and Iggy Pop.
Lazy Point
The new boho-chic shop of Claudja Bicalho (formerly at Tracy Feith and a longtime East End style setter) is the South Fork's newest little shop of treasures with a mix of art and fashion.
Leggiadro has been compared to Lily Pulitzer though there's something a little less All-American about the brand. The clientele stretches well beyond the preppy set and all the fabrics are selected from top-of-the-line mills in Italy, Switzerland and France. You can also find nice hand-knitted cashmere sweaters and strappy leather sandals here.
Lisa Perry
Sag Harbor became a bit hipper this year with the opening of a Lisa Perry boutique at the American Hotel. The store carries the designer's ultra-mod, '60s-inspired dresses and handbags and its white brick walls (just like many of the designer's dresses) are adorned with big, colorful polka dots. Bedding and vintage jewelry also available.
Malia Mills
At Malia Mills, swimwear "fit specialists" help women of all shapes and sizes find the perfect suit. Mixing and matching is encouraged and cotton cover-ups, tunics, dresses and chrysal monogramming (for "one of a kind behinds") are also available.
The English leather goods company, best known for its Roxanne and Bayswater bags, sells a variety of leather bags and accessories for both women and men.
Nancy & Co.
Another Hamptons-NYC fashion outlet (there's also a location on Lexington Avenue on the upper East Side), Nancy & Co. stocks classic cashmere sweater, jackets and pants as well as trendier pieces from up-and-coming designers.
Roberta Freymann
Visiting Roberta Freymann's Manhattan boutique was a prerequisite for many fashionable upper Eastsiders en route to the Hamptons: it makes sense then that a store would finally open out east. Freymann is a true global nomad who speaks five language and stocks her store with exotic (yet reasonably priced) clothes and jewelry she picks up while traveling. Gorgeous tunics, caftans and skirts; sequined belts and sandals and handcrafted bags and jewelry are some of the things you can expect.
Roberta Freyman opened a pop-up store of Roberta Roller Rabbit on Job's Lane in Southampton for the summer of 2009.
Roberta Roller Rabbit
The sister store to Roberta Freyman in East Hampton, this branch carries the designer's stylish and colorful resort clothing, accessories and home furnishings. ""Summer is my season," says Roberta Freyman. "The pop up store concept was a huge success in Los Angeles and we are excited to bring it to the East Coast." Roberta Roller Rabbit will be in Southampton for three months.
Screaming Mimi's Montauk
Montauk, the quirkiest of Hamptons town, is a perfect fit for this funky vintage emporium, whose New York flagship has long been a favorite with stylists, models and celebrities.
Stubbs & Wooten
Stubbs & Wooten is best known for their uniquely embroidered slippers, which are perfect for padding around the house in on long weekend mornings. Designs range from palm trees and Prince of Wales plumes to skulls and crossbones and donkeys and elephants—to represent the Democratic and Republican Parties respectively. Women can also find a wide variety of summery sandals and espadrilles.
Theory's blazers and pants are well-cut and comfortable (most contain lycra), making them extremely popular with stylish businesswomen summering in the Hamptons. Though both the East Hampton boutique and the smaller Southampton one have a few trendier pieces, most come for the simple, monochromatic basics that can be worn season to season. Only the East Hampton location carries men's clothing.
Tory Burch
Burch's T-logos are as ubiquitous on Hampons streets as they are in Manhattan (both downtown and on the upper east side) so it makes perfect sense that this designer and Southampton homeowner would have an outpost here. Hamptonites clearly couldn't get enough of the signature hippie tunics, mod '60's dresses and Reva ballet flats (which Tory named after her mother); the East Hampton store recently expanded to three times its original size.
Tracy Feith
Designer Tracy Feith may be your typical surfer dude (he's got the tan, the blond curly locks and rides the waves regularly at Ditch Plains beach) but his boho-chic dresses and wraps have gained a following among fashionistas on both coasts (he also has stores in New York and L.A.). He opened in Southampton two years ago but just this year another boutique opened, fittingly at the new Surf Lodge. There shoppers might see the designer coming in, still wet from hitting the Montauk waves. In addition to the women's line, Feith carries surf boards and colorful shirts and patterned board shorts (a hipper alternative to Vilebrequin) for men.
Update: The Southampton branch has closed.
Trina Turk
Following the trend of summer pop-up stores, like Hermès down the street, LA-based designer Trina Turk opened this colorful boutique, which will be on East Hampton's main street through December. Expect dresses, tops and skirts in vibrant prints, swimwear and some items, including furniture, for the home.
Urban Zen
After Donna Karan's husband died of cancer, the designer and East Hampton homeowner founded the Urban Zen Foundation, a philanthropic organization that, among many other things, aims to bring Eastern-based practices like yoga into the Western medical paradigm. She also opened Urban Zen, a lifestyle boutique that carries clothing from a variety of designers (including herself) as well as Balinese furniture, antique jewelry and a collection of books on wellness and healing, in NYC's West Village. This Memorial Day weekend, Karan opened an outpost in Sag Harbor, already home to a number of yoga and health studios, that does double-duty as a space for rotating art exhibits. Like the one in NYC, the Sag Harbor boutique gives a portion of all sales to the Urban Zen Foundation.
Vilebrequin first launched in St. Tropez in the 1970s. Since then the brand's patterned bathing trunks have become the preppy guy's beach uniform at resorts like Palm Beach, Nantucket and the Hamptons.
Yigal Azrouël
The Israeli designer—known for his unique, feminine fashions—opened his first boutique in a gritty, industrial building in New York City's Meatpacking District. For the second, he chose a former carriage house in Water Mill. In the quaint, whitewashed house you'll find both men and womenswear as well as a collection of Azrouel's favorite odds and ends, including D&L candles and vintage eyewear.
Search By Keyword
Popular Destinations
Europe: Turkey: Turkey: Turkish Riviera
Like the French Riviera, Turkey's southwester coast was "discovered" by...
South/Central America: Ecuador: Galapagos Islands
A first-hand account of a wildlife cruise to this unforgettable...
New on Indagare
Give the Gift of Indagare The perfect present for travelers: a membership to Indagare. Buy now
Indagare Insider Trips: Cuba, Myanmar and India: We're planning trips throughout the year. Contact Indagare (212-988-2611) to be added to the wait list.
Indagare's Mapped Out City Guides on Paris, London, Rome & more
Le Dolce Città: Rome & Florence Updates
Chile's Landscapes: Patagonia and Atacama
Fashion Spotlight: Migrants du Monde
Member Reviews
- Community: Share advice with fellow members asking about your favorite travel discoveries.
- Indagare Insiders: Three-day itineraries for families in London and art lovers in Vienna. Plus, fashion insider Chiara Ferragamo's picks on what not to miss in Florence, Bonnie Gokson, owner of Hong Kong's lofty Sevva on Hong Kong, Culinary Insider: Budapest.
- Rant & Rave: Indagare members can share their advice with the community by logging in first, then clicking here: Rants & Raves.
- Give the Gift: Indagare: Give the gift of travel intelligence with a membership to Indagare. For details or to order, call us at 212-988-2611 or click here: Gift Membership.
- Indagare Plus: Remember that hotels marked by an Indagare Plus symbol offer preferential rates and benefits to members.
- Indagare Share Feature: Share articles, postcards and reviews with family and friends on such networking sites as Twitter, Facebook and Delicious. Simply click on the three small dots that symbolize our connect icon, at the end of every article, and follow the link to the networking site of your preference.
- Sample Indagare: With free bi-weekly email blasts on new hot spots and insider tips when you sign up for our mailing list.
- Profile feature: Members share your profiles, comments, favorite articles and IQs. Just click on the Profile tab on the upper right of your screen and look for the Edit My Profile blue tab.
- Indagare means to discover, explore, seek, scout in Latin.


text:
"When I got the first box, there was 1 pair of compression shorts missing. The delivery was early, but I was missing one pair. I did not read the invoice inside and within 2 days before I got a chance to call them about the missing item, there was another box delivered. There was no additional fee for shipment andI learned that they wanted to ship as soon as possible and the gray sliders were not available for 2 days, so they shipped separate. What amazement that a company took into consideration to make a customer happy at their own expense and without me calling! Love this company!" (E8901)
"Good quality and servicce. I'm happy with the purchase" (E5302)
"Excellant!!" (E4126)
We're sorry but there were no products found for the specified criteria.


text:
Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1962-12-14, page 01 |
Save page Remove page | Previous | 1 of 12 | Next |
This page
Loading content ...
2f\Q^ Serving Columbus, Dayton, Central and Southwestern Ohio \Vy\R. Vol.40, No. 51 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1962 Cols. Hebrew School Has Awards Dinner The Columbus Hebrew School PTA will hold Its Second Annual Awards Dinner at 6 p.m., on Sunday, Dec. IG, at the Beth Jacob Social Hall, 959 Bulen Ave. One of the highlights of the program will be a review by Richard Mellman and Laurla Dachner of their experiences at the Hebrew speaking Camp Herzl this past summer. These two Students were awarded camp scholarships by the Columbus Hebrew School PTA. OTHXat BVI^NTS scheduled for this evening will include an ttd)dress by Rabbi David Stavsky, and the presentation of awards for scholarship and good atten- . dance. Parents and friends of the school are cordially invited to at- tjend. Cost of the full course din¬ ner will be $2.50 per adult and $1.75 per child. Reservations may still be made by caUHng Mrs. Howard Schoenlbaum, BE. 1-6763; Mrs. Mitchell Goodman, BE. 5- 8155; Mrs. Martin Sowald, BB. 1- 7280; or Mrs. Ben liieman, BE. 5- 4g31. OOLIBIBUS HEBREW School students will receive awards for scholarship and prizes for atten¬ dance at the second annual feuni- Jy dinner program. Awards for outstanding Bchol- arships for the past school year, 1961-62, will be given to tbe fol¬ lowing students: Susan Adler, CHJUIITY 'NIWSIES' BEGIN FUND DRIVE FDR PUBLIC RELIEF Early Saturday morning the CJharity Newsies will begin an all-day newspaper sale on street comers and at shopping eeiiteni through Coiumibus and Franklin County. Final instructions were given members of the 56-year-old or¬ ganization by Drive Chairman Robert Y. Dienst at the Pep Din¬ ner Wednesday night at the Neil House. TOMMY HENKIOH, former Star Yankee outfielder who now is part owner of a new steak house at 255 E Broad St., was the principal speaker. The first red-heart newspapers off the press were auctioned to the high¬ est bidders. The main purpose of the Newsies Is to keep all boys and girls attending school by cloth¬ ing the needy ones. Last winter they outfitted 6441 school-age children. Among the Newsies are Mar¬ vin U. Glassman, 157 Ardmore Rd.; Charles B. Margulla, 2719 Berwick Blvd.; Milton Yassenoff, 74 S. Roosevelt Ave.; Herman Seigel, 212 a Gould Rd.; Meyer Hoffman, 47 S. Roosevelt Ave.; Leo Yassenoff, 2456 Fair Ave.; Abe Wolman, 315 EJaatmoor Blvd.; Herbert L. Fer^nburr, 2742 Bry- rten Rd.; Nate Herskowitz, 814 a Chesterfield Rd.; and AI Solove, 918 Francis Ave. MOJ9T OF THE 10 will be out In the weather Saturday selling newspapers. If you want to do¬ nate in advance phone one of them. Some Newsies get sheafs of checks before sale day. President WUUam C. McKin- ley contended this week that no new slogan ever should be con¬ sidered for ¦ the Newsies. "One Hundred Per Cent for Charity!" is their cry. EVERY PENNY DONATED is used to help needy persons. The Newsies use their dues and proceeds from summer projects to pay administrative costs and upkeep of their headquarters, 7l6 S. High St. After the drive Newsies wUl remain on call. During winter months they spend much time Investigating requests. A family appealing to the Newsies Is checked for need before aid is given. This is a safeguard against chiseling by the non-dejervlag. Alan Berliner, Howard Berliner, Leonard Comeras, Deborah Cha¬ sln, Joel Cohen, Phyllis Cohen, Rena Cohen, Wayne Clayman, Sheila Dachner, Lawrence En- diich, Jtames Flnkelsteln, Alan Bushman, Qynthla Gross and Alan Greenberg. SAM OLETZER, Andy Glass- man,, Debra Goldman, Harry Goldsmith, Barry Grossman, Dav¬ id Joseph, Michael Kotzin, Barry Kahn, L,arry Katz, Marc Lurle, Gregg Levy, Richard Mellmam, Carol Mathless, Danny Mathless £ind Bruce Melzllsh Sandra Mendel, Mitchell Rof- glty, Alan Rosenberger, Michael Rubin, Robin Rosenfeld, Jona¬ than Rosen, Bebeoca Rofsky, Sharon Rubenstein, Howard Sel- feras, Toby Self eras, Vickie Sll- l>ersteln, Randi Stein, Gall Schoen¬ baum, Michael Sllberstein and x>ebra Soweild. MICHAEL STAN, Norman Sny¬ der, Sidney Snyder, Sandy Schwartz, Mlchaiel Solomon, Mark Schwartz, Marc Shar, Bernard Sl¬ gal, James Trager, Jean Tenen- oaum. Jay Waltzman, Donald Worly, Bethanne Young, Marvin Zoldln and David Zleve. Prizes for excellent attendance for the past school year 1961-62, will bo given tho foUoWing: Mi¬ chael Blum, Wayne Clayman, Mark Cohen, Sheila Dachner, Jacob Fleischer, Sam Gletzer, Andy Glassman, Dobra Goldman, Cynthia Gross, Farrel Golden, Alan Greenberg, Lorl Goodoff, Jeffrey Izeman and Michael Kot¬ zin. STANLEY KAYNE, Michael Lewln, Leonard Lazarus, Richard Mellman, Barbara Mellman, Judy Mandelkom, Robert Mandelkom, David Neuibauer, Carol Neubauer, Allen Nichol, Michael Rosen, Re¬ becca Rofsky, Gary Rozanczyk and Sharon Rubenstein Michael Roth, Mitchell Rofsky, Howard Selferas, Toby Selferas, Bernard Slgal, Mark Schwartz, Malcolm. Sowald, Randi Stein, Gail Schoenbaum, Michael Silber- steln, Debra Sowald, Michael Stan and Gary Stein. Sidney Snyder, Marvin Slgal, Sandy Schwartz, Jean Tenen- baum, James Trager, William Trager, Jlay Waltzman, Howard Waldman, Nancy Wasserman, Arnold Welnrib, Hva Welsz, Beth¬ anne Young and Marvin Zeldin OlMO 01 <JntUI.'l1wJ Hi .: ¦. V 1 >i'il !l ft 1-1 n i , , .1.-:. 1 IH v : 111 •. . ^ t^uv 39 Dcvotad to Amf ri^ii tad Jatirlif Amfriuii h idMli UJFC Wuiiieiis uiv. Chairmen Are Announced For 1962-1963 Herbert H. Schiff, United Jewish Fund and Council presi¬ dent, and Herman M. Katz, general campaign chairman, an¬ nounce the appointment of Mrs. Leon Schottenstein as 1962-63 chairman of the women's division. Mrs. Schottenstein brings to her work a warmth and dedication for human needs in the community. In America, overseas and in Israel. Mrs. Schottenstein during the past months has been active In planning and coordinating the Jaeh S. Resler NEW BRANDEIS CLUB PUNS DINNER WITH FAMOUS AUTHORITY The initial project of the new¬ ly formed Brandeis University Club of Columlms will be a ban¬ quet dinner featuring a national speaker and authority according to an announcement by noted community leader Jack S. Res¬ ler, the organization's first presi¬ dent. Resler stated that the date of the dinner has been set for Sunday, Jan. 6, at the Pick Fort Hayes Hotel. Other officers of the Brandeis University Cluib are: Harry A. Polster, vice president; M. R. Hausman, vice president; Irving Lackritz, secretary; and Herbert L Fenlburr, treasurer. The board of directors consists of Richard Abel, Robert S. Aron- son, David Ohcses, Millard M, Cummins, Mark D. Feinknopf, Leon S. Friedman, Marvin L. Glassman, Robert A. G11 c k, Charles C. Goldsmith, Eugene J. Hamerolif, Raymond Kalm and Louis J. Krakofff. Sidney H. Levoff, Ira Monroe, Dr. Alexander Pollack; Herbert H. Schiflf, Edward Schjezinger, Harold Schottenstein, Leon Schot¬ tenstein, Samuel Shlnibach, Mor¬ ris Skilken, A. B. Woinfeld, Abe A. Wolman, Ben A. Yenkin and Aaron Zacks. work of the women's division. Re¬ cently Mrs. Schottenstein return¬ ed from the 25th Anniversary UJA Study Mission, where £(he visited and observed the programs and projects in Europe and Israel supported by UJFC funds. Mrs. Schottenstein has been aictlve for many years In community work. She has been a member of the women's division steering com¬ mittee since 1958 and served as co-chairman of the women's di¬ vision last year. In 1937 she was chairman of the young matrons division. MRS. SCHOTTENSTEIN now serves on the Board of Trustees of UJFC and The Jewish Center and Is a memiber of its day camp eomimlttee. She is also a member of the ladles auxiliary of Hen lage House. She was chairman of the Israel Bond fashion show In 1963 and is a life memiber of the Coiumibus Chapter of the National Women b Committee of Brandeis Univer¬ sity. Mrs. Schottenstein was vice president and finance secretary of the Coiumibus Hadassah Chap ter. At present she is vice presl dent of the Columbus Chapter of the National Council. of Jewish Women. She has participated ac¬ tively In the Ohio State Univer¬ sity development fund and in the annual United Appeals campaign. SERVING WITH Mrs. Schot¬ tenstein as co-chairman of the 1982-63 Women's Division is Mrs. Louis J. Krakoff. Mrs. Krakoff has a long history and full inter¬ est in community activities. She has served In various camipalgn capacities of the women's djvi- 'sion. She is a member, of the Heritage House auxiliary and a member of the United Jewish Fund and Council community re¬ lations committee. She serves on committees of the Jewish Family Service. Mrs. Schottenstein and Mrs. Krakoff through their enthusi¬ asm and dynamic approach have demonstrated a deep sense of commitment and understanding of the women's division activities and campaign organization. Throughout all areas of the community they arc translating the purposes of United J "wlsli Fund and Council Into active and interesting programs for the C3o- lumibus woman, individually and organizationally. In fulfilling her responsibility this year, Mrs. Schottenstein has Indicated as many community women as pos¬ sible will have the opportunity to learn about these vital human needs, cmd the variety of ways in which these needs can be realis¬ tically met, and to toe given an opportunity to join the thousands of other loyal women. F7JT" Mrs. Louis Kmliotf Mrs. Leon Sohalitieinstiein NEW ADULT COURSES PLANNED AT CENTER AFTER JANUARY 1ST The adult education depart¬ ment of the Jewish Center will introduce a host of new activities for adult members of the Center beginning Jan. 9, 1963. The Public Affairs Club will open its series on Wednesday, Jan. 9, with a discussion on "The Sunday Closing Law." Plans are to have a panel discussion on this controversial Issue which has stirred up the community. On Monday, Jan. 14, the first of a four-session program of the Family Life Education series will open. This year's series has been titled, "Your Son, Your Daughter, and You," and will give parents an opportunity to hear and dis¬ cuss parent-child relationships. The first meeting Is titled, "Sex Education, Interpreting Sex To Your Children." Subsequent meetings will focus on disci^lne, conformity, and "ex¬ pectations." This series Is co- sponsored by the Jewish Center and the Jewish F'amlly Service. (cooHnuad on p«g« 4) LOU LEVIN IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BETH JACOB CONGREGATION At a brisk meeting which took place on Dec. 2, the Beth Jacob Congregation held annual elections. The well attended meeting saw Louis M. Levin re-elected as president, AI Shames as first vice-president, Nate Lsssem as second vice-president, Joe Swartz, treasurer, Bernie Soloman, secretary, and Dr. Charles Young, chairman of the board. Louis Levin has been associated with the Beth Jacob Syna¬ gogue for over 28 years. An ar dent and zealous worker for the .congregation, he was given a "25 year" testimonial several years ago. SHAME^S, a native of E>cn.ver, leads a young cintlngent ot offi¬ cers, including Dr. Charles Young and Nate Lessem who are com¬ mitted 'to serve the Orthodox Congregation of Columbus, and who for a number ol years have made Important contributions toward the growth and develop¬ ment of the synagogue Past president Swartz, a loyal servant of the synagogue and well known community leader begins his fifth term as treasur er. Soloman, who is aaaodated with the Coiumibus Hebrew School, and la known throughout the city, begins his 39th year as financial secretary. MORRIS WEINSTOOK, a de¬ voted past president and life long member of the synagogue, will again serve aa Gabbal Rishon. Saul Goldemeir, a devoted work er of the congregation, will serve as Gabbal Shenl. The officers will be formally Installed by Rabbi David Stavsky at the Annual Chanukah Ban¬ quet siponsored by the Beth Jac¬ ob Sisterhood on Sunday, Dec. 23,' at 6 p.m. The following will serve as trustees of the Beth Jacob Syna¬ gogue for the coming year: Joe Steinberg, Martin Schecter, Eu¬ gene Cohen, Carl Roth, Ben Ro- en, Mae Haas, Ben Greenblatt, Marvin Greenberg, Joe Young, Julius Welntrauib, Dr. Maynard Goldmelr and M. S. Yahr. Fred Adler, Robert Lleberman, Harry Greenblatt, Irving Gutter, Martin Rosen, Dr. Irvin Pass, Robert Levlne, Sam Melmed, Joe Nichol and Dr. Mltchel Goodman. Lou Levin HIAS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT UJFC FINAL LEADERSHIP SESSION James P. Rice, executive director of the United HIAS Ser¬ vice, will appear at the final leadership development session on Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. This event which is sponsored by the United Jewish Fund and Council will be held at the Aquamarine Cabana Club. Din¬ ner will be served. RICE, A VETERAN of over 28 years of experience In the social welfare field, received his bachelor of arts degree from Ad- elbert College, Western Reserve University, Cleveland, In 1934, and his master of science In social administration from the gradu¬ ate school of social sciences. Western Reserve, two years later m SWITZERLAND, Rice was JDC liaison representative to in¬ ternational agencies. Including the International Refugee Or¬ ganization, United Nations High Conunissloner for Refugees and the Intergovernmental Commit¬ tee for European Migration. He Is currently Chairman of the Re¬ fugee and Migration Committee of the American Council of Vol¬ untary Agencies for Foreign Ser¬ vice, and a Vice President of the American Immigration and Citi¬ zenship Conference As Executive Director of United Hias since 1956, Rice sup¬ ervises the organization's pro¬ grams in some 40 countries throughout the world. During the latter part of 1961, Rice visited Europe Whore he participated In conferences with leaders of intergovernmental and other refugee assistance agencies, governmental officials, leaders of Jewish communities, and United lUas staff. In order to meet prob¬ lems posed by Jewish migrants from Eastern Europe, Egypt and North Africa. After a career as a social work¬ er and administrator In family welfare, child care and commu¬ nity organizational agencies In Cleveland, Chicago and New York, he went abroad in 1946 to serve aa a Joint Distribution Committee representative in re¬ lief, rehabilitation and resettle¬ ment programs In Italy, Austria, France, Switzerland and Ger- jmany. James P. Rice CENTER SOCIAL WILL BE 'A NIGHT OUT' "A Night Out" Is the theme of the Jewish Center Adult Social Committee's first social this ,^t- urday evening, Dec. 16, starting at 9 p.m. In the Center auditori¬ um. At a very nominal fee — VBc per couple for Center members; $1.23 for non-members — hus¬ bands may take wives to an in¬ expensive evening of dancing, en¬ tertainment and "eating." LADDIE FENKE, a perennial community favorite, will act aa host for the evening and will personally guarantee a llgbt-{tro- voklng evening. Says Finke, "Saturday. will be an evening to rememlber for couples who wlsli to spend a re* laxlng evening with congenial IceitfMMI M pat« ^
Object Description
Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1962-12-14 |
Subject | Jews -- Ohio -- Periodicals |
Place | Columbus (Ohio); Franklin County (Ohio) |
Creator | Ohio Jewish Chronicle |
Collection | Ohio Jewish Chronicle |
Submitting Institution | Columbus Jewish Historical Society |
Rights | This item may have copyright restrictions. Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information |
Type | Text |
File Name | index.cpd |
Image Height | Not Available |
Image Width | Not Available |
Format | newspapers |
Date created | 2008-11-13 |


text:
Search Search
Small postcard in sterling silver with 'I Love You', postmark and date engraved on the front
1.9cm / 2.4 cm
Expect delivery within 5 working days of order confirmation.
For orders in GBP: UK delivery £10; EU delivery £15; USA delivery £20; Rest of World delivery £35. Complimentary delivery for all orders over £1000.
For orders in USD: UK delivery $15; EU delivery $20; USA delivery $20; Rest of World delivery $35. Complimentary delivery for all orders over $1500.


text:
Leatherman c33 Folding Straight Edge KnifeSometimes all you need is a simple, lightweight, quick-to-deploy knife and with the Leatherman Crater™ c33 folding knife, that's what you get. Perfect size, perfect feel in the hand, perfect price, and it's also available in combo straight blade as the c33x.
Specials | Advanced Search | About Us | Contact Us | FAQ | All ProductsCopyright © 2010 Combat Tactical, Inc.Privacy Notice
At all times, Combat Tactical Inc. will use best efforts to maintain its accuracy. However, if at any time the data or images provided are incorrectly priced or below fair market value or availability has substantially changed or image or descriptions contain inaccuracies, Combat Tactical Inc. shall not be held responsible or liable, furthermore Combat Tactical Inc. reserves the right to reject any orders placed based on this erroneous information.


text:
Apply and shine! This super-smoothing, shine-inducing lip shield moisturizes and conditions to deliver your softest lips proving a smart mouth isn't a bad thing.Learn More
Apply to lips as needed.
Coming soon.
Dermalogica is dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of the ingredient lists on this website. However, because ingredients are subject to change, we cannot guarantee that these lists are complete, up-to-date and/or error-free. For an accurate listing of ingredients in each product, please refer to your product packaging.
Clean Start™ was created by the skin health experts at Dermalogica, the brand that's been changing the face of skin care for more than 25 years. It became clear that no one was addressing the needs of teens – not only with products that get results, but also with the education they need – when Dermalogica Founder Jane Wurwand's own daughters entered their teenage years.
Skin care product choices available to teens may be ample, but they aren't good choices. Products for teens often contain harsh and inexpensive ingredients to strip the skin of oil, and are filled with artificial fragrances and colors – all things that can irritate and strip oil from skin, causing more problems than you started with!


text:
Information on Swine Influenza/Variant Influenza Viruses
Swine influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A influenza viruses that regularly cause outbreaks of influenza in pigs. Influenza viruses that commonly circulate in swine are called "swine influenza viruses" or "swine flu viruses." Like human influenza viruses, there are different subtypes and strains of swine influenza viruses. The main swine influenza viruses circulating in U.S. pigs in recent years are:
- swine triple reassortant (tr) H1N1 influenza virus
- trH3N2 virus
- trH1N2 virus
Swine flu viruses do not normally infect humans. However, sporadic human infections with swine influenza viruses have occurred. When this happens, these viruses are called "variant viruses." They also can be denoted by adding the letter "v" to the end of the virus subtype designation. Human infections with H1N1v, H3N2v and H1N2v viruses have been detected in the United States.
The links below offer key information for different audiences about swine influenza in pigs and variant influenza virus infections in humans.
Swine Flu in Swine (pigs)
Swine Flu (Variant Influenza Viruses) in Humans
- Variant (Swine Origin) Influenza Viruses in Humans
- Key Facts about Human Infections with Variant Viruses (Swine Origin Influenza Viruses in Humans)
- Reported Infections with Variant Influenza Viruses in the United States since 2005
- Influenza A (H3N2) Variant Virus
- Guidance Documents Related to Preventing the Spread of Influenza A Viruses
- Reports of Human Infections with Variant Viruses
CDC Expert Commentary on Medscape
Title: Variant H3N2 Influenza Virus: What You Should Know
Posting Date: Monday, February 06, 2012
Faculty: Michael Jhung, MD, MPH
Lead Specialty: Infectious Diseases
Print Materials
Flyer: Key Facts For People Exhibiting Pigs at Fairs [640 KB, 2 pages]
Flyer: Take Action to Prevent the Spread of Flu Between People and Pigs at Fairs [438 KB, 2 pages]
Flyer: Issues for Fair Organizers to Consider When Planning Fairs [1.4 MB, 2 pages]
Materials from North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Reduce Your Risk (English) [22 KB, 1 page], Reduce Your Risk (Spanish) [22 KB, 1 page]
Materials from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Signs for Strollers at Fairs [85 KB, 2 pages]
Contact Us:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
1600 Clifton Rd
Atlanta, GA 30333 - 800-CDC-INFO
TTY: (888) 232-6348 - Contact CDC-INFO


text:
Replacement Tags
Recent Customer Reviews of Replacement Tags:
To help with your decision, here are some reviews that have been submitted by customers like you!
Review of:
Restroom Key Tag, Combination, Blue
One of the 2 tags already broke and I had to purchase a key ring to reattach it. Very disappointed. Read full review
by Nicole H
one year ago


text:
What's this? People who purchased Sacred Myths and Legends: #5 Pillars of Atlantis also purchased the puzzles above.
Tell a friend! Read customer reviews Write your own review!
Sacred Myths and Legends: #5 Pillars of Atlantis
Object: Place the pillars on the baseDifficulty: Level 8 - DemandingBrand: Family GamesType: Other Wood PuzzlesDimensions: Base Measures 5 1/8 in x 4 7/8 in x 2 1/2 in / 13 cm x 12.5 cm x 6.4 cm
Price: $34.99 Canadian Dollars Your credit card company or PayPal will automatically convert* the Canadian Dollar amount into your local currency.
Currency Converter: U.S. dollar - approx. 34.27Argentine peso - approx. 183.00Australian dollar - approx. 36.11Bahamian dollar - approx. 34.27Brazilian real - approx. 74.16CFA franc - approx. 16,766CFP franc - approx. 3,051Chilean peso - approx. 17,118Chinese renminbi - approx. 210.02Colombian peso - approx. 65,158Croatian kuna - approx. 191.41Czech Republic koruna - approx. 655Danish krone - approx. 190.68East Caribbean dollar - approx. 91.50European Euro - approx. 25.56Fiji dollar - approx. 62.89Ghanaian cedi - approx. 68.81Guatemalan quetzal - approx. 271.24Honduran lempira - approx. 695Hong Kong dollar - approx. 265.92Hungarian forint - approx. 7,505Icelandic krona - approx. 4,103Indian rupee - approx. 2,017Indonesian rupiah - approx. 339,709Israeli new shekel - approx. 123.25Jamaican dollar - approx. 3,444Japanese yen - approx. 3,264Malaysian ringgit - approx. 108.13Mexican peso - approx. 442Moroccan dirham - approx. 285.86Myanmar kyat - approx. 32,398Neth. Antilles florin - approx. 59.98New Zealand dollar - approx. 42.84Norwegian krone - approx. 196.46Pakistan rupee - approx. 3,381Panamanian balboa - approx. 34.27Peruvian new sol - approx. 94.26Philippine peso - approx. 1,483Polish zloty - approx. 108.87Romanian new leu - approx. 114.83Russian rouble - approx. 1,098Serbian dinar - approx. 2,911Singapore dollar - approx. 43.24South African rand - approx. 342.03South Korean won - approx. 38,878Sri Lanka rupee - approx. 4,406Swedish krona - approx. 220.90Swiss franc - approx. 31.49Taiwanese new dollar - approx. 1,024Thai baht - approx. 1,059Trinidad and Tobago dollar - approx. 220.06Tunisian dinar - approx. 55.43Turkish new lira - approx. 64.57U.A.E. dirham - approx. 125.86U.K. pound sterling - approx. 21.94Venezuelan bolivar fuerte - approx. 215.99Vietnamese dong - approx. 714,082Prices here are estimates provided for your convenience only, and may vary slightly from actual rates.
This is number 5 in a collection of 7. Follow the directions closely on this one and you will have an easier time of arranging the wooden blocks on the wooden base. Just use your deduction skills to come up with a solution. Maker: Family Games
This is number 5 in a collection of 7.
Follow the directions closely on this one and you will have an easier time of arranging the wooden blocks on the wooden base. Just use your deduction skills to come up with a solution.
Maker: Family Games
This item has yet to be rated
Write your own review!
Your Review: (HTML formatting is disabled)
Please enter the characters you see above: * If you're vision impaired or are using a browser that doesn't display images, please email your review to firstname.lastname@example.com instead of using this form.
Your review will be approved by the site admins (to filter inappropriate matter and spam) before appearing on the site. Please only post your message once, it will be received and processed in a timely manner. We make every attempt to post all legitimate reviews submitted, positive or negative. To help ensure your review appears please make it relevant to the product shown above and keep your words family friendly. If you provide an email address (above) you will be notified when your review is processed. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose and you will not be added to any mailing lists. Thank you for sharing your opinions with us and others!
* Exchange rates shown are estimates only, and are based on current rates provided by the Bank of Canada. The rates charged to you by PayPal or your Credit Card company may vary slightly from those shown above.
Homepage | New Items | Specials | Group Specials | Wire & Metal Puzzles | Wood Puzzles | Rubik's Cube and Others | Jigsaws | Misc Puzzles | Puzzle Books | Games, Toys and Boomerangs | Children's Toys & Puzzles | Inventors and Designers | Puzzle Solutions Shopping Cart | Checkout Counter | Company Information | Contact Information | Web Links


text:
Vote for Chicago to win the title of "American's Most Natural City." In a contest hosted by Safeway, Chicagoans can vote on www.Facebook.com/Safewaythrough Friday, September 16. The winning city will receive a $20,000 donation for their parks and recreation department. In addition, the winning city will receive 20 standard sized picnic tables to disperse throughout parks within the city. The tables were created from the Guinness World Record setting "World's Longest Picnic Table". Fans can vote up to 100 times, not only for their favorite city to win, but to increase their own odds of winning a year's supply of naturally delicious Open Nature foods. Fans are encouraged to post to their own Facebook wall to urge their friends and neighbors to also vote for their city and list the characteristics that deem their city worthy of the title. There are 15 pre-selected cities participating in the contest where Safeway and its family of stores have a significant presence in the community. From the nation's capital to the luscious green landscapes of the West, the contenders include: Austin, Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Tucson and Washington, D.C. Casting your vote is quick and easy- 1. Visit Safeway's Facebook Page 2. "Like" Safeway's page 3. Click the "Vote Now" button 4. Choose your "natural city" from the drop down menu and enter your contact information 5. Check the box that says "I agree to the rules of the Safeway Natural City Contest" 6. Click "Vote and Enter"
« Back


text:
See, there are lots of nasty people out there bound and determined to strip you of your first amendment rights...because they're total a$$holes. Just do like I do and keep an old computer laying around the house. Those porn box kajiggers come in handy. Or use an external hard drive. Those are cheap enough.
The point is, you don't want to lose everything and have to start all over. That sucks. But even if it happens, it doesn't mean those total a$$holes win. They only win when you give up.
Which in my case just ain't gonna' happen.
So get out there and make some heads explode, they won't do that on their own. They need a lil' "help" in that regard.
Hell, everyone knows how helpful we all are.


text:
On PokerStars, tournament #38704173, PLO. Started with 148 players, only a $10/$1, 6 left, I'm in 2nd.
If you're poking around the internet/PS, come say HI!!! I'm MissT74.
US Friendly Poker Rooms
Lock Poker - 150% Bonus up to $750, Bonus Code LOCK150
Bovada Poker (formerly Bodog) - 100% Bonus up to $1000, no Bonus Code required. Accepts Visa credit cards for deposits and pays out via check. Also has a Sportsbook.
Moderator: nsidestrate
Return to ITH Winner's Circle and Railbirding
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
Overall the hotel is just okay. The hotel is very dated, but the location is right on the beach on top of a hill. ALL the rooms have a view of the ocean and beach, which is great. Our room was very large, especially for American standards, which had two beds and a Japanese style room too with futons. I... More
- Also Known As:
- Prince Hotel Shimoda
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Parking: 70 ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Agoda, Stentorian NV, JAPANiCAN, Fastbooking, Priceline, Expedia, Venere and Tingo so you can book your Shimoda Prince Hotel reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
No eBook available
Browse the world's largest eBookstore and start reading today on the web, tablet, phone, or ereader.
Go to Google Play Now »
43 pages matching knew in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Only now can the full scope of the war in the Pacific be fully understood. Historian Ronald Spector, drawing on newly declassified intelligence files, an abundance of British and American archival ... Read full review
Considered by some to be the best single-volume account of World War Two in the Pacific Theater, Spector's book is comprehensive and readable without being so detailed as to be mind-numbing. Spector ... Read full review
Ronald H. Spector is a professor of history and international relations at George Washington University. He was a distinguished professor of strategy at the National War College in Washington, D.C., and a guest professor at Kyoto University at Tokyo. Spector served in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War and is the author of six books, including "Eagle Against the Sun: The American War with Japan," a main selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club. He and his wife live in Annandale, Virginia.


text:
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
Linda Holmes | RSS | |
All Content |
View all podcasts & RSS feeds |
WWNO People
Most Active Stories
- The Louisiana Coast: Last Call — The Shape We're In Now
- The Louisiana Coast: Last Call — How We Got This Way: The Mississippi River
- Bring Your Own Presents: 'Virginia'
- Dirty Diapers Pile Up In Portland Recycling Bins: 'It's Not Pretty'
- As With Dalai Lama Today, Pope's Visit To New Orleans 25 Years Ago Came Amid Violence
Linda Holmes
Linda Holmes writes and edits NPR's entertainment and pop-culture blog, Monkey See. She has several elaborate theories involving pop culture and monkeys, all of which are available on request.
Holmes began her professional life as an attorney. In time, however, her affection for writing, popular culture and the online universe eclipsed her legal ambitions. She shoved her law degree in the back of the closet, gave its living-room space to DVD sets of The Wire and never looked back.
Holmes was a writer and editor at Television Without Pity, where she recapped several hundred hours of programming — including both High School Musical movies, for which she did not receive hazard pay. Since 2003, she has been a contributor to MSNBC.com, where she has written about books, movies, television and pop-culture miscellany.
Holmes' work has also appeared on Vulture (New York magazine's entertainment blog), in TV Guide and in many, many legal documents.


text:
FREE Email Newsletter
Daily news and top headlines for broadband communications engineering and design professionals
Envivio shares tumble on guidance cut
August 14, 2012 1:59 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsThe company says customers in the U.S. and Europe are pulling back on spending due to the economy.
ThePlatform builds a base in Australia with 2 new hires
August 14, 2012 1:55 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsVideo management and publishing vendor thePlatform is deepening its commitment in Australia and New Zealand with the addition of two new employees.
CTIA reinvents fall enterprise conference
August 14, 2012 1:52 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | CommentsCTIA is overhauling its fall conference with a complete brand realignment and a concerted effort to shift the focus of the show toward an audience primarily of CIOs and CTOs.
Steamboat Springs smart meters could zap Internet
August 14, 2012 1:49 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsEarly evidence shows that wireless signals from the new meters may be interfering with broadband signals.
Google axes 4,000 Motorola jobs
August 13, 2012 3:31 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsThe bloodletting has begun at Motorola Mobility, as Google said it plans to cut 4,000 jobs in an attempt to reenergize Motorola's bottom line.
Time Warner Cable inks backbone agreement with Level 3
August 13, 2012 3:25 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsTime Warner Cable increased the reliability of its national network by signing a backbone agreement with Level 3 Communications.
Analyst: Operators must cut fees on shared data plans
August 13, 2012 3:23 pm | by Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week | News | CommentsA well-known industry analyst is telling wireless operators to cut fees on shared data plans.
Survey: TV Everywhere strikes gold during Olympic coverage
August 13, 2012 3:14 pm | by Mike Robuck | Blogs | CommentsNBCUniversal delivered more than 100 million video streams during the recent London Olympic Games, and the almost across-the-board coverage of the events further underscored the value of TV Everywhere services.
Pac-12 working to get satellite, telco deals
August 13, 2012 3:12 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Pac-12 said it is unlikely it will have distribution agreements in place for its new television networks with all four of the major satellite and telco providers in time for launch.
Comcast adds Android users into WatchESPN app mix
August 10, 2012 2:53 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsComcast sports fans can now tap into more live sports action now that the cable operator has added support for Android devices on the WatchESPN app.
Report: AT&T tops for Ethernet services; Cox 5th overall
August 10, 2012 2:51 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAT&T is the top dog on Vertical Systems Group's latest business Ethernet services leaderboard, while Cox Communications and Time Warner Cable were ranked fifth and seventh, respectively.
Windstream shares down after Q2 report
August 10, 2012 2:49 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsPhone company Windstream's second-quarter service revenues came in below Wall Street expectations, sending its stock down close to a two-year low.
Lake joins Cablevision as SVP of branding, creative
August 10, 2012 2:47 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsCablevision has hired Matt Lake as its senior vice president of branding and creative.
FEMA upgrades to Sprint Direct Connect
August 10, 2012 2:46 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | CommentsThe Federal Emergency Management Agency will use the carrier's Direct Connect service to support its nationwide mass evacuation program.


text:
The Osceola County Stadium has been the Spring Training Home for the Houston Astros since 1985 and international headquarters for the United States Specialty Sports Association (USSSA) since 2004. A major renovation completed in 2003 cemented the facility's reputation as one of the best "fan-friendly" parks in Florida's Grapefruit League and the perfect place to watch a Spring Training baseball. Numerous other baseball events are hosted annually at the facility including: youth instructional camps, umpire schools, adult fantasy camps, amateur
tournaments, commercial shoots, and corporate functions. The Stadium is part of the 120-acre Osceola Heritage Park complex.
Visit OsceolaStadium.com for Houston Astros Spring Training schedule and ticket information.
Stadium Features
Annual events at the stadium include:
For booking information and services, contact our Sports Marketing Team at 800-831-1844 or click here. Our team is ready to assist with planning, reservations, and all required details to help your event achieve its goal.


text:
Home | myCampus | Directory | Employment | Calendar |
Brochures are sorted alphabetically. Click the brochures's name to download it. Note: brochures are usually available in PDF format. You need Adobe Acrobat to open PDF files. Click here to get Acrobat
Bring Back the Nassau Fisher Scientist Kit 963 Kb
Fisher Scientist Kit 963 Kb


text:
County Firefighters, Police Commemorate September 11
About 80 people gathered at the 9/11 Memorial in front of the police and fire department headquarters in Millersville to observe a moment of silence.
Firefighters, police officers and citizens from around Anne Arundel County stood in the shadow of the 9/11 memorial in Millersville to pay their respects on Tuesday morning. Fire Division Chief Michael Cox's radio crackled at 8:50 a.m. and a woman's voice asked for a moment of silence to honor all those who gave their lives on September 11. The crowd of about 80 people bowed their heads. Rev. Linda Schlicht, the fire department's chaplain, lead the crowd in prayer and asked for blessings upon "the families who have been left behind" and "all of those who are our first responders in fire and law enforcement." County Executive John R. Leopold reminded those gathered that Maryland lost 68 of its own people on that tragic day 11 years ago, …
In this Article:
teryl thompson
5:42 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Ella is lucky to have such a caring dad. He also is a great policeman. God bless all who serve our country and keep us safe!!!   more ›


text:
[Original Page]
Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact the College by phone or in writing.
Department: Information Technology Services Title: Director, IT Administrator Services
Office Location: Bradenton Room Number: 06-108 Phone: (941) 752-5279 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Lighting tree to remember veterans
MIAs, POWs represented at ceremony
DIXON – A small group people gathered Saturday night at the Veteran's Memorial Park for the lighting of a Christmas tree, a seemingly common activity during the holiday season.
This tree's bright lights are more than festive bulbs, though: They represent Illinois military veterans still listed as prisoners of war or missing in action.
"These are people," said Rich Sanders of Dixon, VietNow national president. "I'm sure they'd like to be home for Christmas, and their family would like to have them."
Story Archived
Only the most recent 7 days of articles are available for free. For articles older than 7 days there is a small fee for retrieval from our archive. If you are a registered member of the site, the content is free just by signing in below.
Please sign in with your Comment Member ID and password.
Purchase Access
To allow for flexibility, we offer a variety of options for purchasing articles:
Having trouble?
If you have any technical difficulties, either with your username and password or with the payment options, please contact us by e-mail at email@example.com


text:
FTP Commander 8.01 Free Download
Visit FTP Commander 8.01 homepage for support.
Would you like to receive notifications about FTP Commander updates by email?
Register for free here.
FTP Commander 8.01 has been added to your software.
FTP Commander 8.01 Short Description
This ftp program offers a no-nonsense interface consisting of two side-by-side local computer and FTP server panels. And what's more, the program is absolutely free and does not contain any annoying ad banners. ... read more
FTP Commander 8.01 Keywords
FTP Commander 8.01 Free Download Notice
Top 4 Download periodically updates software information of FTP Commander 8.01 full version from the publisher, but some information may be slightly out-of-date.
Using warez version, crack, warez passwords, patches, serial numbers, registration codes, key generator, pirate key, keymaker or keygen for FTP Commander 8.01 license key is illegal and prevent future development of FTP Commander 8.01. Download links are directly from our mirrors or publisher's website, FTP Commander 8.01 torrent files or shared files from free file sharing and free upload services, including FTP Commander 8.01 Rapidshare, MegaUpload, HellShare, HotFile, FileServe, YouSendIt, SendSpace, DepositFiles, Letitbit, MailBigFile, DropSend, MediaMax, LeapFile, zUpload, MyOtherDrive, DivShare or MediaFire, are not allowed!
Your computer will be at risk getting infected with spyware, adware, viruses, worms, trojan horses, dialers, etc while you are searching and browsing these illegal sites which distribute a so called keygen, key generator, pirate key, serial number, warez full version or crack for FTP Commander 8.01. These infections might corrupt your computer installation or breach your privacy. FTP Commander 8.01 keygen or key generator might contain a trojan horse opening a backdoor on your computer. Hackers can use this backdoor to take control of your computer, copy data from your computer or to use your computer to distribute viruses and spam to other people.
FTP Commander 8.01 Screenshot
My Software
Would you like to receive announcements of new versions of your software by email or by RSS reader? Get your FREE membership now!
Related Search
Popular Search
Software Picks
- Cyberduck for Mac OS X 4.3.1
- Transmit 4.3.4
- Bluetooth File Transfer Beta 1.0
- Portable FlashFXP 5.0.0 B3617 Bet
- WS_FTP Professional 12.3
- RBrowser 4.6.6
- Cyberduck 4.3.1
- WinSCP 5.1.4
- AbleFtp for Linux 10.02
- Portable SecureFX 7.1.0 B244
- FireFTP 2.0.13
- FileZilla Portable 18.104.22.168
- Xlight FTP Server Professional 3.7.8
- SecureFX 7.1.0 B244
- FileZilla 22.214.171.124
Top Popular Software
- Skype Account Hacker 2.4.6
- uTorrent (µTorrent) 2.2.1 25249
- Yahoo Password Hacker 1.5.6
- HandyCafe 3.3.21
- Connectify 188.8.131.52651
- FileScout 3.0.0
- Twitter Password Hacking Tool 2.5.7
- Freegate 7.39
- Radmin Viewer 3.5
- Wireless Wizard 5.3
- Youku Downloader(xmlbar) 7.4
- Virtual WiFi Router 22.214.171.124
- Hamachi 220.127.116.112
- Fast Hide IP 2.2
- Advertise |
- Link To Us |
- Privacy Policy |
- Contact Us
- Partner: Free Download Portal Copyright © 2013 Top4Download.com - Download Software


text:
· Portal | Help Search Members Calendar |
Welcome Guest ( Log In | Register ) | Resend Validation Email |
Welcome to Static Hogwarts RPG. We hope you enjoy your visit. You're currently viewing our forum as a guest. This means you are limited to certain areas of the board and there are some features you can't use. If you join our community, you'll be able to access member-only sections, and use many member-only features such as customizing your profile, sending personal messages, and voting in polls. Registration is simple, fast, and completely free. Join our community! If you're already a member please log in to your account to access all of our features: |
Hello, and Welcome To
Static Hogwarts.
We are a post Potter Roleplay site. Set not too far off into the future after kids have graduated, Good and evil still battle one another. Which side will you choose?
Rules Registration Face Claim Plot Suggestions Archives
November 2009
Quick log in.
Showing Pride
Character of the Month To Be Announced.
Thread of the Month
House Cup
50 50 50 50
Static Staff
Open Topic (new replies)
Open Topic (no new replies) Hot Topic (new replies) Hot Topic (no new replies)
Poll (new votes)
Poll (no new votes) Locked Topic Moved Topic |


text:
Educating and inspiring young musicians through exceptional training and performance opportunities.
Celebrating its 50th Anniversary Season, the New York Youth Symphony is the most awarded youth program of its kind in the nation, recognized for its innovative, tuition-free educational programs for talented young musicians. Founded in 1963 as an orchestra to showcase the metropolitan area's most gifted musicians, ages 12-22, its activities have since grown to encompass programs in chamber music, conducting, composition, and jazz. Through its commissioning program, First Music, the NYYS has commissioned over 100 works from young composers since 1984. More »


text:
Learn how members can utilize the Chamber offices for your next meeting or event.
Read this month's edition of the Chamber's monthly e-Newsletter, browse the archives or subscribe:
Paid Advertisement
Advertise with the Chamber
Home » Member Tools » Members' Bulletin Board » Miller Heiman Large Account Management Process, June 29-30, 2011 Regus Center, 1500 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Posted to Event on 4/27/2011 at 9:23 PM
Large Account Management Process (LAMP®)? The LAMP® process is a strategic business plan to enhance and protect your relationships with your most important Customers, to help your team bring the entire Customer relationship into view. ? The focus is to help your most valuable customers achieve their long-term goals, and in so doing, create a stable and growing revenue stream for your company that meets your criteria, and properly position your company as a trusted & valued business advisor to your customers. ? A recent best practice is to build an internal cross-functional team, led by the Account Executive, to develop and implement the account plan, with supporting strategies, tactics, and programs. Fee: $1,595; Discounts for multiple attendees & Miller Heiman alumniTo register: Matt Zarcone, firstname.lastname@example.com, 877.506.2974Questions: contact Medio Waldt, Sales Performance Consultant, firstname.lastname@example.com, 610 659 3489
Related Link: Click to View
Related File: Click to View


text:
- bodybuilding com huge online supplement store fitness communityPosted on 25 May 2013 | No Comments
Get ready to burn fat, build muscle, boost strength, and get absolutely shredded in only six weeks with Jim Stoppani, PhD. So it only makes sense they#39;d play bodybuilders. Get inspired to build bolder shoulders with this collection of 23 devastatingly awesome delt shots. bodybuilding health and fitness free fitness tips truly huge bodybuilding The human body is quite capable of making gains each and every week, if it is trained and rested at the proper time within the recuperative cycle. To get Free Information e-mail email@example.com, put quot;Free Report, Dept THWPquot; in the body of the message and my autoresponder will send it to you within minutes. ..
- bodybuilding you are not logged in please login using the bar on the right to view your blogs or sign up now to create a bodybuilding com accountPosted on 25 May 2013 | No Comments
You are not logged in. Please login using the bar on the right to view your blogs or Sign Up Now to create a bodybuilding.com account. bodybuilding forum bodybuilding net Bodybuilding forum dedicated to bodybuilding, supplements, muscle building, nutrition, bodybuilding training, workouts, fat loss, and total fitness. ..
- vegan bodybuilding fitnessPosted on 25 May 2013 | No Comments
Would you like to contribute to the site. We are looking for content from other people - photos, videos and articles, so if you have anything appropriate and you#39;d like to contribute, please get in contact with Richard. Also, we#39;re always looking for new vegans to feature in our profiles section. build a better self image teenbodybuilding com the #1 site dedicated to teenage bodybuilding teens With the different types of supplements, what should you take to aid in the muscle building process at your age. Teen Writer Listing Learn from expert teen bodybuilders and athletes who know how to get results. Dropping 17 Body-Fat Points. Learn how he took charge and built a beach-ready body. ..
- abc bodybuildingPosted on 25 May 2013 | No Comments
Features principles, fat burning techniques, and exercises for the body. The most scientific bodybuilding source in existence. body building jewelry body building designs on jewelry cheap custom jewelery Popular MR OLYMPIA BODYBUILDING gift site features BODYBUILDER gifts, BODYBUILDING CLOTHING, BODY BUILDING w. The Toughest Lift of All Earring. Earring Oval Charm. My Man vs Your Man Earring. ILift Oval Necklace. ..
- body buildingPosted on 25 May 2013 | No Comments
Pinterest is an online pinboard. Organize and share things you love. Uploaded by user. Scroll to Top. Photo of Fitness Health Zone. bodybuilding wikipedia the free encyclopedia Bodybuilding is the use of progressive resistance exercise to control and develop one's musculature. An individual who engages in this activity is referred to as a . ..
try to find another resource with this criteria at little lolitas porn tubes


text:
A temporary fix to a long-term problem,like babies we crave our pacifier's,that thing or place that gives us pleasure. Are you still in
pain and anger over that position you lost,and right now you still feel you deserved it.Holding onto a relationship,that should have been over years ago.But it's a little something there,so you're still clinging to him or her. Even though we know there is no peace or joy in these pacifier's,we still hold onto them with everything in us. God is dealing with me and I keep crying Lord what is it you want,and of course the answer is the same for all of us.God wants all of us, for only he can truly and completely satisfy,God is more than a pacifier. And in order to move us forward we must yield to the Holy Spirit daily. God is using different situations to pry that pacifier from our hand and heart. We know that the trials and tribulations get "hot",but if that's what it takes then God is bringing it on.And keep crying out for God's help because only he can help us "Hallelujah"! It's so good to know that God is more than willing to help,he is able.
The LORD will guide you continually, giving you water when you are dry and restoring your strength. You will be like a well-watered garden, like an ever-flowing spring.
(2 Timothy 4:3) For a time is coming when they will not tolerate wholesome instruction, but, wanting to have their ears tickled, they will find a multitude of teachers to satisfy their own fancies; (WEY)
Psalms 107:9 For he satisfies the longing soul. He fills the hungry soul with good. (WEB RSV NIV)
Love in Christ Pat
Pain with a Purpose
by DEE DEE WIKE on MARCH 30, 2012


text:
Archives > Sports > Schools
23-4A GIRLS SOCCER: Poteet closes out first half of district season on a high note
By DEVIN HASSON, email@example.com
Having already edged the second-place team in 23-4A play last Tuesday, Poteet took aim at the third and fourth-place teams this week.
With a pair of regulation victories, the Pirates (5-0-1-0) finish the first half of the district season with 17 points, allowing them to maintain their one-point advantage over Forney (5-0-0-1).
Poteet got a tough battle with Crandall on Tuesday, but a goal from Sheridyn Barnes and a stout defensive effort was enough for a 1-0 victory.
The Wranglers (3-3-0-0, nine points) are still in good position as they are in sole possession of fourth place, four points ahead of Kaufman.
Last Friday, Poteet had posted a 3-0 win over West Mesquite, getting goals from Barnes, Joy Carlock and Yaritsi Miranda.
The Pirates have a good chance to continue their winning streak this week against the two bottom teams in the 23-4A standings when they play at Terrell on Friday and against North Forney on Tuesday at A.C. New Middle School.
West Mesquite has a bye on Friday and then will set its sights on third place when they play Crandall on Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.
Follow Devin Hasson on Twitter at @DevinHasson
Poteet 5-0-1-0 17 11-5-1
Forney 5-0-0-1 16 16-3-1
Crandall 4-2-0-0 12 5-5-1
West Mesquite 3-3-0-0 9 7-7-1
Kaufman 1-4-1-0 5 2-5-1
North Forney 1-5-0-0 3 3-6-1
Terrell 0-5-0-1 1 10-8-1
Tuesday's Results
Poteet 1, Crandall 0
Forney 1, West Mesquite 0
Kaufman 4, Terrell 3 (SHO)
North Forney, bye
Friday's Results
Poteet 3, West Mesquite 0
Crandall 4, Kaufman 1
North Forney 2, Terrell 1
Forney, bye
Friday's Matches
Poteet at Terrell
Forney at Crandall
Kaufman at North Forney
West Mesquite, bye
Tuesday's Matches
North Forney at Poteet
7:15 p.m. at A.C. New Middle School
Crandall at West Mesquite
7:15 p.m. at Mesquite Memorial Stadium
Terrell at Forney
Kaufman, bye
The following are comments from the readers.
In no way do they represent the view of Starlocalnews.com
In no way do they represent the view of Starlocalnews.com
You must register with a valid email to post comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Registered users sign in here:
Become a Registered User
- Return to: West Mesquite «
- Home «
- Top of Page ^