text:
1601 Bayshore Drive • Vancouver, BC • Canada • Map
Phone: (604) 682-3377 • Fax: (604) 687-3102
Special Offers Reservations: 866-716-8101 · Visit Our Site
The Westin Bayshore is tucked away in picturesque Coal Harbour and offers an unparalleled location in downtown Vancouver with panoramic views of the coastline, mountains and historic Stanley Park. Rejuvenate with us. Discover the transformation of our renovated rooms.
Choose a Vancouver hotel package from list below and book your hotel reservation online, by phone or through your preffered travel professional.
Count down to Canada Day and enjoy our biggest sale of the year. Book by July 1 and save up to 20% on stays through August 5, 2013.
Don't delay – this sale ends on July 1, 2013! Book online, or call 888-625-4950 and mention promo code CCCR to reserve your Canadian getaway today.
With our special package, valet parking is just $1 per day, leaving you free to simply enjoy and relax. A Westin stay ensures that you feel well rested, well nourished and well cared for.
Enjoy rates from $151 including daily valet parking for just $1 (a $40 value).
Book online, or call 1-866-716-8101 and mention rate plan PARK1 to reserve your stay today.
Take advantage of your AAA, CAA or AARP membership and save big at The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver. Choose from one of our exclusive membership offers below.
Save up to 20% off our best available rates | |
Save up to 25% when you pay in advance | |
Complimentary parking (a $41 value) |
Breakfast for two daily | |
$75 resort credit, when you stay 3 or more nights |
Book online, or call (866) 716-8101 and ask for our AAA or AARP discount rates.
Renew your perspective at The Westin Bayshore with an upgraded room and enjoy the best Harbour views we offer:
Harbour View Rooms - Unwind with open the floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors to the refreshing ocean breeze as you take in the captivating view of the harbour and distant mountains. Rates from $229 Click here to see the view from our Harbour View Rooms |
Tower View Rooms - Perched on the edge of Vancouver's skyline, experience the vast panoramic views of the stunning coastline, harbour and North Shore Mountains. Rates from $249 Click here to see the view from our Harbour View Rooms |
Book online, or call 1-866-716-8101 and ask for rate plan HARBOUR.
Escape to Vancouver and enjoy an additional 10% off our best online rates exclusively for Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Washington and California State residents. Experience the natural beauty of Vancouver and enjoy picturesque views of Coal Harbour and the North Shore Mountains.
*Must present valid Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Washington State or California State Identification upon check-in to be eligible to receive special rate.
Book online, or call 866-716-8101 and mention rate plan ALBERTA, COLUMBIA, ONTARIO, WASHING or CALIFORN.
Alberta Residents | |
British Columbia Residents | |
Ontario Residents | |
Washington Residents | |
California Residents |
Summer has finally reached Vancouver and the warm weather and sun are here for an extended visit. Escape to the Westin Bayshore, Vancouver and enjoy the look of our new pool. This package includes:
This offer is valid for stays through September 30, 2013. Book online, or call 866-716-8101 and mention rate plan SUMMER.
We're celebrating the year you were born. With this special offer for two or three night stays, you'll receive rates equal to your birth year!
Click Book Now or call 1-866-716-8101 and reference promotion code NBR to make your reservation today.
Take advantage of your vacation. Relax at The Westin Bayshore before your cruise or recharge when you return. Your stay will include:
Book online or call 1-866-716-8101 and ask for rate plan CRUISE. *Guest must produce cruise tickets at check-in to receive this special rate
Go ahead and take more: It's the SPG® Double Take promotion. Register now and start earning on the double.
Register by June 30, 2013 and earn May 1 – July 31, 2013.
Book NowAlready registered? Reserve your stay.
Terms & ConditionsOne less thing to worry about. Book an offer at westin.com, and you get the best rate available–guaranteed.


text:
We have developed an optimized protocol for generating short interfering RNAs (siRNAs) or hairpin siRNAs in vitro using T7 RNA Polymerase and annealed DNA oligonucleotide templates. Two RNA interference studies in different mammalian model systems demonstrate the functionality of the synthesized siRNAs. The efficient and inexpensive synthesis of siRNAs in vitro allows for quick screening of multiple target sites to identify the siRNA that produces the most potent silencing effect.
Promega Notes 85, 15–18.
Natalie Betz
Download Article (241 KB)
Your country is set to Italy. Your language is set to italiano. Please select the language that will best suit your needs:
This is correct, continue to site »
I need additional help

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Anne Hathaway and Christian Bale PIC: Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Hollywood stars Christian Bale and Anne Hathaway will be heading down the red carpet twice later - at the European premiere of the latest Batman extravaganza.
Bale - who plays the "caped crusader" for a third time - and the other stars will be attending twin events less than an hour apart to launch The Dark Knight Rises.
After first turning out for the premiere proper in London's Leicester Square, they will then be ferried across to the Imax cinema at the South Bank for a further starry screening.
The film is the third directed by Christopher Nolan and co-stars Tom Hardy as the hulking, masked villain Bane.
Also due to attend the screenings tonight are Cillian Murphy, Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine.
The film opens in the UK and Ireland on Friday.
0 comments


text:
By Jeffrey Fleishman
10:49 AM PST, December 6, 2012
Advertisement |
CAIRO -- With tanks guarding his palace and officials defecting from his government, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi appeared besieged Thursday in a nation divided by deadly protests and an escalating political crisis he started two weeks ago when he seized near-absolute power.
For the first time since they retreated to the barracks in August, soldiers from the Republican Guard strung barbed wire and parked tanks outside Morsi's office. The president's credibility has been further damaged by the resignations of six senior advisors and three other officials.
Six people died and more than 600 were injured in clashes that began Wednesday between Islamist supporters of Morsi and protesters from mainly secular opposition movements. Protesters are demanding Morsi curtail his authority and cancel a Dec. 15 national referendum on a much-criticized proposed constitution drafted by an Islamist-dominated assembly.
PHOTOS: Thousands protest outside Egypt's presidential palace
Echoing the national outrage over the recent bloodshed, Zaghloul Balshi, the official in charge of overseeing the referendum, resigned in protest: "I will not participate in a referendum that spilled Egyptian blood," he told a television station.
The head of Egypt's state television and radio also quit as did Rafik Habib, a Christian who resigned as an aide to Morsi and as vice president of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice political party, which Morsi led until his election in June.
The president was expected to address the nation Thursday night in an effort to contain the crisis.
Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood have refused to retreat on the referendum and the opposition has promised fresh protests. Morsi has the political edge; the Brotherhood is expected to turn out enough voters to pass the charter. But two weeks of unrest have shaken the stock market and sharpened the passions of the opposing political camps.
"We are facing two scenarios: civil war or another military takeover," said Mohamed Fawzi, an anti-government protester. "Morsi and the Brotherhood have given us a worse dictatorship than Mubarak. They have a bad man's dream for the country. The opposition is doing its best but we don't know what will come. Our opposition leaders are bad, full of self-interest."
Doubts about the Brotherhood's tactics were underscored Thursday when Al Azhar, a revered institution in Sunni Islam, publicly urged Morsi to rein in his powers and enter unconditional dialogue with opposition forces. The statement added new frustrations for Morsi because Islamists writing the proposed constitution included an article that requires lawmakers to consult Al Azhar on matters pertaining to sharia law.
The Brotherhood has often attempted to portray protesters as unruly leftists and secularists, brandings that suggest those against Morsi are not true Muslims. That has riled many protesters in Tahrir Square and a number of them interviewed Thursday emphasized they were good Muslims.
"The Brotherhood is dividing us and they talk of religion as if only they own it," said Mahmoud Mohamed Jahin, a farmer who was protesting in Tahrir Square. "Morsi wants to be the king of Egypt and he wants the Brotherhood to be his princes. . . But there is no one guaranteeing the people peace and prosperity. We are aware of this now and will not back down."
Probe ordered into killing of Afghan studentCopyright © 2013, Los Angeles Times


text:
In The Community: Ellers, Barnes pass lacrosse bug to new generation
Michi Ellers was Delaware County Female Athlete of the Year in 2000 after earning All-Delco honors in basketball and lacrosse at Strath Haven High.
Kelly Barnes was Delaware County Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year as a Radnor High senior in 2008.
Ellers and Barnes both played at Georgetown University — Ellers was one of Barnes' coaches — and earned All-America honors. Ellers decided to give up college coaching after the 2012 season and moved to Philadelphia to have an injured shoulder surgically repaired. Barnes came home after her graduation at Georgetown and joined the lacrosse coaching staff at Saint Joseph's University.
The two recently got together on a project that will help young players learn the game of lacrosse.
"Game Lacrosse (GALA) is our startup company and it focuses on teaching the game of lacrosse to young female athletes," Ellers said. "We want to attract those who are interested in learning more about the game in a fun yet competitive way.
"In addition, GALA hopes to instill a work ethic that has proven to be successful. We want to provide a platform for young girls to build their individual confidence, and at the same time learn the value of teamwork, as well as provide an opportunity to better their lacrosse skills."
Ellers and Barnes conducted their first Game Lacrosse Academy session on Saint Joseph's Finnessey Field last weekend and had 25 players working in the cool January air for two hours.
"When we were at Georgetown, we used to take our lacrosse team to an elementary school in Washington, D.C., and teach third graders the game of lacrosse," said Ellers, who played for Team USA, which earned the 2009 World Cup title in Prague. "It was exciting to see the looks on their faces when they learned something new."
Ellers and Barnes lauched their GALA project with clinics for fifth- through eighth- graders at Springside/Chestnut Hill Academy and in Conshohocken.
"I knew Kelly was such a competitive player and someone who always put the team first," Ellers said. "That's why it was so exciting to have her as part of this project." Continued...
In addition to coaching at Saint Joseph's, Barnes is taking computer classes on Hawk Hill.
"I want to put our website together," she said. "I may even wind up getting my (masters in business administration).
"Michi and I both have a passion for the game of lacrosse and spreading the word about the game. I miss playing, but it's great still being involved in the game."
Ray Gionta was honored before the Radnor at Marple Newtown boys basketball game last week for becoming the winningest football coach at Marple. Gionta also was presented a plaque by Bob Scittina on behalf of the PIAA football officials who have worked Gionta's games over the years. District One rules interpreter Gerry DiGiovanni also represented area football officials at the ceremony.
"(Gionta's) program has been truly first class," said Scittina, a member of the Chester Chapter of PIAA Football Officials and the referee for the 2012 PIAA Class A championship game.
"The officials have always been proud to come to Marple Newtown."
Central League coaches Kevin Clancy of Strath Haven and Joe Gallagher of Haverford High also were on hand to help recognize Gionta.
"I played against Ray when I was at Archbishop Carroll," Clancy said of Gionta, who was an All-Delco lineman at St. James High in Chester. "He was tough as nails."
Gallagher was a sophomore when Gionta was a senior at St. James.
"He made All-Catholic first team on the offensive line and the defensive line," Gallagher said. "Not many players in those days did that." Continued...
Gionta was head coach at St. James when the school closed in 1993.
"When I got out of high school I wanted to be a history teacher and a coach like (St. James assistant coach Joe Howanski)," Gionta said. "I did become a teacher, but it was gym like (St. James head coach Joe Logue). I have pictures of both of them in my office. It was a great experience being coached by them and men like Bob Ewing and Bob Nugent.
"I've been lucky to work with great kids over the years. It's been great keeping in touch with the ones who also went into coaching, like Scott Green at Kennett High, Brian Martin at The Haverford School and Brian McCrae, who's coaching down in Florida.
"Our teams at Marple Newtown have won the Central League officials' sportsmanship four times in five years, and that's been something we've been very proud of. They've made doing what I'm doing very rewarding."
Katrina Geiger, the All-Delco from Haverford High who was 2012 Daily Times Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year, is ranked among the top Division I freshmen by Danielle Bernstein of insidelacrosse.com.
"Geiger looks to be a sparkplug in the midfield for Loyola," Bernstein wrote.
Bernstein rated Taylor Cummings of the University of Maryland the top freshman player in the country, and listed Corinne Etchison of Georgetown, Erica Bodt of Syracuse, Kelci Smesko of Duke and Geiger as the other top first-year players.
Among the other members of the Loyola team are sophomore Hannah Schmitt (Archbishop Carroll, All-Delco), who scored 42 goals in earning All-Big East second team honors in 2012; sophomore midfielder MC McDonald, a 2011 Academic All-American at The Academy of Notre Dame; and freshman defender Maddy Lesher (Archbishop Carroll, All-Delco).
Loyola opens its season on its Baltimore campus Feb. 16, when the Greyhounds take on the University of Virginia. Loyola will visit the University of Delaware March 13 and will play at Villanova University April 19.
Former Cardinal O'Hara boys basketball coach Bud Gardler reports that daughters Meghan and Marikate continue to enjoy success in their basketball careers. Continued...
Meghan, a Cardinal O'Hara All-Delco, was a member of the University of Connecticut's 2010 team, which captured the NCAA Division I tournament title. She is among the leading scorers in the Luxembourg Diekirch League, averaging 26.5 points per game for the Amicale team. She also averages 11.5 rebounds per contest.
Marikate is averaging 7.0 points as a sophomore guard at Jacksonville (Ala.) State University. The former Cardinal O'Hara player is shooting 34.5 percent from 3-point range and is 34-for-38 (89.5 percent) at the foul line.
Philadelphia Sports By Bleacher Report
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Sports Videos
Blog Center
Second Wind
Jeff Wolfe has been an avid runner for years, including running cross country in high school and college, though he's not as fast now as he once was. This blog is designed for high school runners, and their coaches and parents in Delaware County.
Top Sports Stories
- McCaffery: Experience is starting to pay off for Martelli, Hawks
- Jones finds rhythm as Saint Joe's nips Temple (With Video)
- Flyers Scoop: Erskine's elbowing of Simmonds earns him three-game ban
- New lineup racking up wins for Sixers (With Video)
- Pressure pays off in Flyers' powerful win over Hurricanes
- College Hoops: Galal Cancer hits winner as Cornell beats Penn, 71-69
- Ravens vs. 49ers: A Super Bowl of firsts, lasts, bests


text:
- Home Photo Galleries Photo
- PHOTO: Smyrna JV Boys Basketball
- Posted Feb. 14, 2013 midnight
- The Smyrna High School JV boys basketball team improved to 17-1 Wednesday night after defeating Sussex Central 61-36 in the Eagles last home game of the season. There are two games left in the season.
More Photo Galleries
Subscribe to our print edition for extra features and to our website for full digital access.
- Top Stories
- Smyrna Quality of Life Unit addresses speeding, drugs, loiterin...
- DeFeo, Rodriguez file for open at-large seat in Smyrna
- Smyrna Council approves use of Lake Como for training
- State Representative Jeff Spiegelman to hold constituent meetin...
- Tips for what to do during a tornado
- Smyrna Council agenda for Monday, May 20 meeting
- OBITUARY: Beth-Ann Biro, 46
- Kent County Volunteer Firefighter's Association holds Past Pres...
- Clayton to look into extending polling hours
- Vendors, parade participants needed for Clayton Railroad Days
- Lloyd wins Smyrna School Board election
- Read more top stories


text:
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Dice Game FREEBIE and Summer Talk!!!
13 comments:
- Tammy said...
I say the say thing. Kids taller than 5' 2" are too tall to teach. :)
❀ Tammy
Forever in First - April 1, 2012 at 8:11 PM
- Heather's Heart said...
I have taught a Firstie that was taller than me...and I am 5' 1" on a tall day! =)
My kiddos love dice games too! I had a principal once that freaked if we called them dice. We had to call them number cube generators. CRAY CRAY!!!
Heather's Heart - April 1, 2012 at 8:38 PM
- FirstGradeBlueSkies (Jennifer) said...
We are coming off Spring Break...so it is a full week of school for us =(
First Grade Blue SKies - April 1, 2012 at 8:44 PM
- Hadar said...
I miss kindergarten!!!!!!
- April 1, 2012 at 9:40 PM
- Deb said...
Ha, ha, pooping the eggs! Littles are AWESOME!
Thanks for the fun game! Have a great week!
Oh My Little Classity Class - April 1, 2012 at 9:41 PM
- Kristin said...
You are going to be so busy this summer!!! Lucky you!!!
A Teeny Tiny Teacher - April 1, 2012 at 10:23 PM
Hey! Have a great week! And by the way, try having your birthday on
April 1!! Good news, everyone remembers it...bad news...no one believes you! We are on Spring Break this week in Virginia. Hope everyone enjoys their week...everywhere. - April 1, 2012 at 10:30 PM
- School Sparks Renee said...
Don't these little guys say the cutest things? Pooping the eggs - actually, an accurate description! Thanks for sharing, Renee
- April 2, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Ashlee said...
I am also counting down the Mondays! Love your things! Thanks for sharing!
- April 2, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- Veronica said...
Love the Easter dice game. Is is possible to get it without the super pretty background? I love the teal and polka dots, but it's a lot on my color printer. Thanks.
firstname.lastname@example.com - April 3, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- Tanya Solano said...
You're the travelin teacher for sure!!! I'm working on getting out to the I Teach K conference too! I've put the word out to other teachers that would like to take advantage of the group registration discount as well as sharing a quad room at the hotel - it brings the cost down so much too {giving us extra cash to spend there}. If you know of anyone that wants to join in the savings, send them my way.
Six more Mondays to go for me : )
Ms. Solano's Kindergarten - April 3, 2012 at 2:12 PM
- smorss99 said...
Thank you so much for the freebie, my kiddos LOVE dice games too!
I am dying to go to the K conference...someday, someday!
Kindergarten Hoppenings - April 3, 2012 at 8:05 PM
- Busy Bees said...
I am on spring break this week and have Monday off, too. I have not thought about counting the Monday's left, but that is encouraging!!
BusyBees - April 3, 2012 at 10:39 PM


text:
Continuing Education
Current Programs : Previous Program Resources : Registration : Meet the Continuing Education Team : KCOM Clinical Preceptor CE Credit Request : SOMA Clinical Preceptor CE Credit Request
Previous Program Resources
Previous program resources are available from past CE programs. Inquiries regarding these resources should be directed to the Office of Continuing Education.
Kimberly Blackman, Director
ATSU-KCOM Continuing Education
800 W. Jefferson St.
Kirksville, MO 63501
866.626.ATSU, ext 2232 or 660.626.2232
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
A collection of news and information related to Stacey Cook published by this site and its partners.
Displaying items 1-7 of 7
» View Sun-Sentinel.com items only
High or low: Two views of U.S. medal hopes for 2014 Winter Games
The United States racked up a record 37 medals, including nine gold, at the 2010 Winter Olympics. With the pre-Olympic World Cup and world championship winter sports season over for U.S. athletes, it's a good time to look at the U.S. chances for...Tags: Shani Davis, Luge, Bode Miller, Alpine Slalom Skiing, FIFA World Cup
Watch Lindsey Vonn crash hard at World Cup skiing event Friday [Video]
Lindsey Vonn's attempt for a fifth straight victory in a World Cup Alpine Skiing speed event came to a crashing halt when she slid off course and went into three nets during a women's downhill event at Val D'Isere, France, on Friday. Vonn did not...Tags: Swiss Confederation, Bode Miller, Julia Mancuso, Auction Service, Lindsey Vonn
Man, that Lindsey Vonn is something
Lindsey Vonn proved again Friday and Saturday she is far and away the best women's downhill racer in the world. As has been the case the past few years, she did it while racing on men's skis. What Vonn had really wanted to do, though,...Tags: FIFA World Cup, Lindsey Vonn
By the numbers: Big Four (U.S. alpine skiing), Lucky 13 (Hannah Kearney), 0-for-3 (Jeremy Abbott)
Several ruminations, mostly numerical, about three subjects: 1. When Bode Miller finished second Friday in the downhill at Chamonix, France, it was the 21st top-three finish for a U.S. alpine skier this season. With any luck, that means Team USA...Tags: Hannah Kearney, Bode Miller, 2010 Winter Olympic Games, Alpine Skiing, Julia Mancuso
Skier Vonn Overcomes Injury, Wins Gold
KTLA NewsWHISTLER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (AP) If this is how Lindsey Vonn skis with a bruised shin, then the rest of the field has no chance. Vonn showed no signs of discomfort when she won the Olympic downhill by more than half a second Wednesday, with childhood...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Multi-Sport Events, KTLA, Bode Miller, Julia Mancuso
Sarah D. Morris with an Olympics preview
L.A. Times Olympics BlogOn Friday, the Vancouver Olympics begin. The Winter Games don't get as much attention as the summer version, but they have the same excitement and power to unite the world. Even before they begin, they make news. Today the women...... -
Olympic round-up: Day 5
The Associated PressMichaela Dorfmeister of Austria may have won the women's downhill on Wednesday but it was American Lindsey Kildow who got all the attention. Kildow finished eighth in a courageous performance just two days after taking a horrible fall on this course....Tags: Chad Hedrick, Apolo Ohno, Hospitals and Clinics, Speed Skating, Eric Heiden
Apr 6, 2013
|Column| Chicago Tribune
Dec 14, 2012
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Dec 1, 2012
|Column| Chicago Tribune
Feb 3, 2012
|Column| Chicago Tribune
Feb 17, 2010
|Story| KTLA-LTV
Feb 11, 2010
| Los Angeles Times
Feb 15, 2006
|Story| Tribune Interactive
Original site for Stacey Cook topic gallery.


text:
Expert Reviews
By Mike Magda
PickupTrucks.com November 4, 2008Vehicle Overview
What once was an energetic partnership between Mazda and Ford has slowly decomposed into an automotive history sidebar. The B-Series is now just a two-vehicle lineup based on the Ford Ranger, which is the oldest compact-truck platform on the market.
Production of the Ranger and B-Series was scheduled to end by 2010, but high gas prices rekindled interest in a lightweight truck with a gas-sipping four-cylinder engine. Mazda offers a B2300 regular cab 4x2 and a B4000 Cab Plus 4x4. Both come with 6-foot-long cargo beds. There are no trim levels and few options for either truck.
The best selling points for the B-Series are the low prices, petite size and fuel economy. The B2300 gets an EPA-estimated 21/26 mpg city/ highway, which is the best among all pickup trucks.
New for 2009
Most of the changes for 2009 involve deletions. The high-end Cab Plus 4x4 SE model is discontinued. Mazda also dropped four exterior colors, and the AM/FM radio has fewer station presets. A Class III trailer hitch is now standard.
While the silhouette is identical, the B-Series is easily distinguished from the Ranger by the Mazda grille emblem. The truck has a sturdy stance and simple character lines. Those who want to spend the money can find plenty of dress-up items to personalize the appearance.
- Chromed bumper, "bright" grille optional on B2300
- 15-inch wheels for both trucks
- Available factory bedliner
- Mudguards standard on B4000
- Tow hitch includes trailer wiring
It's a no-frills truck designed for working-class heroes; no power windows or door locks. Air conditioning is standard on the B4000 but optional on the B2300. There's a cloth-trimmed front bench seat with vinyl flooring in the B2300 and carpet in the B4000. Interior storage is adequate.
- Available AM/FM/CD audio in regular cab
- Available tilt steering in regular cab
Under the Hood
- 143-horsepower, 2.3-liter inline-four-cylinder with an aluminum block and cylinder head, dual overhead camshaft, four valves per cylinder and 154 pounds-feet of torque
- 207-hp, 4.0-liter V-6 with an iron block and aluminum cylinder head, single overhead camshaft, two valves per cylinder and 238 pounds-feet of torque
- Five-speed manual transmission standard
- Five-speed automatic transmission available
The B-Series offers the basics and little more. There are dual front airbags, three-point seat belts in the outboard positions and side-impact door beams.
Other safety features include:
- Front seat belt pretensioners with force limiters
- Passenger-side airbag deactivation switch
- Roadside assistance standard
Of Interest to Truck Owners
- Gross vehicle weight rating: 5,140 pounds (cab plus)
- Maximum payload capacity: 1,260 pounds
- Maximum towing capacity: 5,600 pounds (B4000, automatic)
- Axle ratio: 4.10:1 (automatic, 4x4 manual), 3.73:1 (4x2 manual)
- Transfer-case low range: 2.48:1
- Minimum ground clearance: 6.7 inches (regular cab), 7.9 inches (Cab Plus)
- Approach angle: 21 degrees (regular cab), 28 degrees (cab plus)
- Departure angle: 15 degrees (regular cab), 20 degrees (cab plus)
- Fuel Tank: 16.5-gallons
- Cargo bed load height: 31 inches
- Cargo bed floor length: 71.8 inches
- Cargo bed floor width: 52 inches
- Cargo bed floor width at wheel well: 40.4 inches
- Cargo bed depth: 16.5 inches
Closest Dealers Listing this Car
Featured Services for the Mazda B2300
- Sell your current car quickly and easily on Cars.com.


text:
(based on 4 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Feels full size too small
Feels half size too small
Feels true to size
75% (3 reviews)
(3 reviews)
Feels half size too big
Feels full size too big
Reviewed by 4 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-4
Back to top
Fine product, easy shopping
By New Sports Authority fan
from Parker, CO
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Comments about NIKE Men's Classic Fleece Open-Hem Sweatpants:
Great for cold Colorado mornings walking the dog and walking the treadmill. Warmer than jeans. Deep front pockets and even a hip pocket. Warm weight but comfy in the house.
Comment on this review
These are my favorite sweatpants ever!
By Sunny
from North Chicago, IL
These are the only sweat pant I wear....I had can wear these all throughout the year and I even sleep in them. Don't change the quality of the fabric please. I have tried other sweats and I have been very displeased at how they wear. With the exception of one pair of Nike sweat pant I purchased a year ago; the waistband had unraveled and they were new! I never gotten exchange for them. Oh and by-the-way...I am a woman=)
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Great sweatpants
By Mom of two
from Des Moines, IA
About Me Avid Athlete
My son is 6 feet tall and an adult medium fit him perfectly. He loves these sweatpants. Plenty long so I wonder if the other reviewer got an irregular pair.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Nice quality
By TallFamily
from Chicago
Excellent quality but 4 inches too short, pls ask vendors to make sweats in longer lengths


text:
Price: $449.99 + FREE Shipping ($100 value) | |
Availability: In Stock | 360° view | Info sheet | Photo Gallery |
Keep Your Dog Safe & Vase of Flowers Upright
Go ahead, put that favorite vase of flowers on top of your dog's new home. Only the TownHaus is a superbly sturdy piece of furniture on the
outside and the cozy space your dog craves on the inside.
Plus it's the only wooden dog crate featuring a uniquely designed door with removable grate; so you can allow your pets to come
and go freely, or safely secure them.
Added Beauty & Strength
The smartest-looking & strongest wooden dog crate just got even tougher & more beautiful with the
new Designer Steel Grate Accessory (for Medium & Large TownHaus Dens only)
Be Confident
DenHaus Dens meet and exceed high-end furniture quality. That means you can be confident that your dog is safe and your hot cup of
coffee resting on top won't spill.
Get the Right Size - Use this
Sizing Chart.
Check out our
Why Dens?
Learn more about why pets and humans alike
Love our Dens.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions. Or contact us at
email@example.com or 1-877-336-6468.
*Good to know: Best suited for dogs that are crate trained and not prone to destructive chewing. We do not accept returns for dens damaged by pets.
Other ways you also know this product: wooden dog crate, wood dog crate, wooden dog den, wood dog den
Our durable, wooden dog crate will add warmth and beauty to your home and provide comfort and ventilation for your companion inside. This is a wooden dog crate you will be proud to have in your home.
* NEW * Accessory - Designer Steel GrateComposition and Construction
We use tropical wood finished with mahogany or espresso stain. Medium density fiberboard, known as MDF, is used in some places to enhance strength and stability. It won't crack, and wood veneers adhere well to it, which results in high quality product for you.
All wood is kiln-dried, a process that removes moisture from wood and ensures that it will not split, warp, crack or mildew.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Remove smudges with a cloth that has been slightly dampened with a solution of mild soap and water; dry thoroughly. Avoid the use of harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners.
1) It is important to get the right size to fit your décor and your pet! Measure your dog's height and length and write it down. That's right, grab the measuring tape, a piece of paper and pencil to make sure you get the right size! Or just use our handy PDF to record the measurements.
Measure height from CHIN to PAWS while dog is standing
Measure length from SHOULDERS/CHEST to REAR
2) Using your dog's height and length , compare it to the sizing chart (see below) to determine which size is right for you. Your dog needs to be able to walk in, turn around and lay down in his Den. Also, think about where the your Den will be placed in your home and the size of your furniture.
We recommend these sizes based on our experience. Beware if you buy a size too small your dog may feel cramped.
If your dog is close to the top of the measurement range provided, go for the larger size. If you have a puppy, go with the measurements of a full sized breed or largest breed in your mix.
Use the Sizing Chart to find the right size
For Dog Fitting Purposes | ||||
Dog Height (paws to chin) | 18'' or under | 18'' to 22.5'' | 22.5'' to 28.5'' | 28.5'' to 31'' |
Dog Length (shoulder to rear) | 18.5'' or under | 18.5'' to 25.5'' | 21'' to 31.5'' | 31.5'' to 37'' |
Dog Weight | Less than 25 lbs. | Less than 55 lbs. | Less than 100 lbs. | Less than 150 lbs. |
Most Popular Breeds for This Size |
Maltese Yorkshire Terrier Havanese Miniature Dachshund Chihuahua |
Beagle Shiba Inu Cocker Spaniel Standard Dachshund Corgi |
Average Labrador Average Retriever Average Boxer Small German Shepherd Viszla |
German Shepherd Large Labrador Large Retriever Large Boxer Rottweiler |
For Home Decorating Purposes | ||||
Exterior Dimensions | 22.5''H x 19.5''W x 22.5''L | 26.5''H x 25''W x 29.5''L | 31.5''H x 25''W x 35.5''L | 34''H x 26''W x 41'' L |
Interior Dimensions | 18''H x 16.5''W x 19''L | 22.5''H x 20.5''W x 26''L | 28.5''H x 20.5''W x 32''L | 31''H x 22''W x 37.5''L |
Download a PDF version of the Sizing Chart to record measurements and ensure you order the right size.
If you need help, remember Live Chat is available or you can contact us at email@example.com
Our first Den, the TownHaus, was born when founders Sarah and Chris adopted a spirited Redbone Coonhound, Amber. After staring too long at the ugly crate in their living room, they decided to put their woodworking skills to use to create something better.
The couple went to work designing a space for Amber that would give her the happy, comfortable and safe room she deserves and that would fit with their home's décor and function as an end table. The design evolved as the pair discovered they needed to have a unique door design that would allow them to crate Amber and to have the door open for easy access.
After many friends asked where they could find this unique combination of dog crate and end table, Sarah began producing and selling the TownHaus in 2005.
Thank you Amber!
Home |
About Us |
Press |
Wooden dog crates |
Designer dog crates |
Modern dog crates
Shipping Information | Return Policy | Contact us | Clearance Center | Partners | Site Map | Privacy Policy ©2008-2013 DenHaus All Rights Reserved |


text:
Despite a couple of months of positive job creation numbers for Canada, the prime minister says it's no time to become complacent. Statistics Canada says the economy pumped out more than 58,000 new jobs in April.
Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.


text:
Welcome to the Ride-Away online store. Whether you're new to the equestrian world or an experienced rider, a top level competitor or simply ride for pleasure, you will find everything you need for you and your horse.
Here at Ride-Away we have thousands of products to make your riding experience enjoyable and safe, for both you and your horse.
This includes our extensive range of equestrian equipment, country clothing and riding wear from all the leading brands, including the season's latest styles and all at great prices.
We also have a large range of horse rugs - something for each Season, whatever our unpredictable weather has in store for us.
We also aim to bring you the highest levels of service and this is all backed by our impressive delivery service, so you can order with real confidence.
Looking for a bargain? Check out our bargain basement section where you can still find the high quality equestrian products at low prices.
Have a question? Speak to one of our team on 01347 812030.
Keep in touch Sign up for our email updates on product offers


text:
By Alan Sorensen
It may be hackneyed, but it's true: The stories in the Gabriel Du Pr Montana Mystery series could have been wrenched from front-page headlines in the Havre Daily News.
Wolves are introduced into the Wolf Mountains, an island range amid cattle country.
A booby-trapped rural methamphetamine lab and an arsonist increase fire dangers exponentially during an extended drought.
Tourists, historians, environmentalists and moviemakers, intruding in the White Cliffs area of the Missouri Breaks in anticipation of the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, clash with landowners.
A gold mine's discharge of heavy metals and cyanide into the groundwater threaten wildlife in the Little Rockies and children at Hays and Lodge Pole, as people throughout north-central Montana unite to protest mineral and petroleum exploration in the sacred Sweet Grass Hills.
Dinosaur and ancient human bones excavated near Toussaint attract gawkers and the national media.
These and other events lead to murders by parties unknown, whose secrets are not safe as long as Gabriel Du Pr, French Chippewa Cree, mtis, brand inspector, fiddler, jack-of-all-trades, occasional mystery solver and resident of Toussaint, Cooper County, Montana, is on the job.
The Gabriel Du Pr saga began in 1994 with the publication of "Coyote Wind." It was followed in shotgun blasts by "Specimen Song" in 1995, "Wolf, No Wolf" in 1996, "Notches" in 1997, "Thunder Horse" in 1998, "Long Son" in 1999, "The Stick Game" in 2000, "Cruzatte and Maria" in 2001, "Ash Child" in 2002, "Badlands" in 2003 and "The Tumbler" in 2004. Coming out in April is "Stewball."
Gabriel Du Pr and the ensemble cast of Montana characters surrounding him are the brainchild of Bozeman native Peter Bowen.
Besides providing readers with intriguing mysteries, Bowen intends his Du Pr series to introduce readers to the mtis people, a mixed-race people descended from French Canadian trappers and the Chippewa and Cree.
"They're the largest wholly unknown people in America," Bowen said in a recent telephone interview. "They're the children of the fur trade. They probably started back about 1200, because the French and Spanish and Basque were fishing the St. Lawrence and they were not about to tell the tax collectors where they were getting the cod."
Bowen's interest in the mtis, whose heirs pepper the population of north-central Montana, came at an early age.
"My mother was one of the many people who began what is now the Museum of the Rockies," Bowen said. "One of our neighbors, Merrill Burlingame, was near the end of his teaching career. I think he was the one who introduced my parents and our family to Joseph Kinsey Howard, the historian. He wrote 'Montana, High, Wide and Handsome.' He also wrote 'Strange Empire: A Narrative of the Northwest,' which was published posthumously.
"(The mtis stories) happened up in Canada where nothing happens, so I was intrigued then. The Mtis in Montana, in the mid '50s, were stateless because they kept wandering back up into Canada and back to here. It wasn't until the mid '50s that they got any sort of recognition or assistance from the United States government." Bowen had previously written a series of farcical histories about the greatest scout of them all, Yellowstone Kelly. In those books, Kelly was intimately involved with all the great names of the time, from Teddy "Teethadore" Roosevelt to Winston Churchill, Sitting Bull to Jim Bridger. The Yellowstone Kelly books introduce the reader to Bowen's abundant use of comic relief, which is rife in his Du Pr mysteries.
"The Yellowstone Kelly books did very poorly, so I thought, 'I'll write a mystery,'" Bowen said. "So I just wrote this mystery about the mtis somewhere out in eastern Montana."
Bowen sent that first mystery, "Coyote Wind," to his agent and the agent took it to St. Martin's Press, which publishes more mysteries than any other publisher.
"I've been there ever since," Bowen said. "I don't know what goes on in New York City and I don't care to know. It's enough that I don't have to go there."
Bowen said he doesn't know how well his books are selling or where they sell the best. But he did admit that each succeeding mystery does better than the last.
"I don't think much about my books," Bowen said. "I just sit down and write them."
Bowen said it takes about a year for the publisher to come out with a book after the first draft is submitted. His latest publication is due out at the end of March or early April, and Bowen just completed his next mystery, due out in 2006.
Bowen has created a series of easy-to-read books that keeps the reader stumbling forward in page-turning eagerness. Bowen's Du Pr has been compared to mystery sleuths Nero Wolf, Lew Archer and Jim Chee (David McCumber, author of "Playing off the Rail"), and the antiheroes of Ernest Hemingway and Dashell Hammett (Jonis Agee of The New York Times Book Review). Ridley Pearson said, "'Coyote Wind' is the best of Tony Hillerman meets Zane Grey, but with an original and compelling voice that readers won't soon forget."
Bowen's characters use numerous literary devices as a matter of everyday conversation and thought to elicit chuckles or shudders from his readers. Ambiguity pops up on nearly every page, whether it is hyperbole, understatement, irony, pun, paradox, allusion or just plain outrageousness. He relies almost exclusively on dialogue and thought to move his stories along at lightning speed while salting the text with nuggets of historical information that are always germane to the story.
"I want them to be easy to read," Bowen said. "I don't feel any need to lecture people."
But when the mtis characters talk to one another, particularly Gabriel's girlfriend, Madelaine, to Gabriel, and Gabriel's granddaughter Pallas to any adult man, the language comes straight from the hip. There are no euphemisms or allusions here, and the speakers nearly always mean what they say.
When Pallas, a strongwilled 9-year-old, tells a young FBI agent nicknamed Ripper that she is going to marry him, the reader has to believe she will.
"Just look at the evidence," Bowen said. "I don't think the poor son of a b---- stands a chance. He'd need his gun."
Du Pr provides readers a glimpse into the character of the West when he declares that Montanans are law-abiding people - they obey every law with which they agree.
The language is as spare and bare as the eastern Montana landscape. Let the reader of discriminating and sensitive tastes beware: The characters are plainspoken folk, grounded by their harsh Montana semi-arid land rather than blown by the winds of political correctness.
Sometimes spoken language isn't even necessary, particularly when Du Pr does his thinking in Madelaine's presence. "You thinking pretty loud, there, Du Pr" is woven into the fabric of nearly every story.
Bowen admits to being a writer, but denies that he thinks about or wishes to discuss the literary devices that are so obvious in his stories.
"Writing a Du Pr novel takes about two weeks and I just send it off," he said. "I hardly think about it at all. It's very difficult for me to answer questions (about literary devices), because I frankly don't know.
"Authors spend most of their time not talking about literature and art, but sniveling about publishers and agents," he added. "The standard author's complaint is, 'I wish my publisher would do more.'"
Bowen admits to only one conscious styling - the uniquely American speech of his mtis characters: Du Pr; his girlfriend, Madelaine Placquemines; his daughter Maria; his daughter Jacqueline, her husband, Raymond and their 12 children; and holy man and trickster Benetsee.
"The rhythm and speech of these people is not English," Bowen said. "It's an interesting American dialect."
The dialect, which calls for commas for pauses in the most unlikely places, is as easy for Bowen to write as for the mystery or Montana history aficionado to read.
"It's not tedious at all," Bowen said. "I limp along."
The ensemble cast includes many non-mtis characters: Bart, an ex-drunk multibillionaire; Charles Foote, Bart's high-priced lawyer; Booger Tom, Bart's aging foreman; Benny Klein, Cooper County's reluctant sheriff; Sharon Klein, Benny's wife and owner and chief barkeep at the Toussaint Bar; FBI Special Agent Harvey Weasel Fat Wallace; Father Van Den Heuvel, a big, clumsy, caring priest who falls up stairs, slams his head in his car door and is herded away from heavy and sharp objects by his Toussaint friends.
Bowen said he is an average person who loves to write and has some book learning. He has been a carpenter, bartender, cowboy and hunting and fishing guide. His outdoors column, written under the name Coyote Jack, has appeared in Forbes FYI.
"I'm an ordinary middle class American boy - of course I went to college," Bowen said. "I was at the (University of Montana) writing program for two absurd semesters."
Bowen said he quit the program, but that wasn't the last contact he had with the school.
"I once got a letter from the then head of the program that said I had never been there and that if I ever maintained that I had been there, they would sue me."
Bowen is eastern Montana's answer to best-selling western Montana and Louisiana mystery writer James Lee Burke. Burke's mysteries depict Missoula, the Bitterroot Valley and the Blackfoot River as pristine, beautiful and inviting places to visit and live. Bowen's books paint a much less inviting picture. His is a portrait of an arid, windy land, by turns searing and freezing, where the unprepared are as likely to die from sudden snowstorms, flash floods or tenderfoot folly as in the jaws of a beast or at the hands of a man.
As a native Montanan, Bowen has a passionate understanding of the land and its people.
"I love the Plains. There's nobody out there at all," he said.
Bowen said the best advice he ever received came from fellow Montana mystery author A.B. "Bud" Guthrie Jr.
"He once explained to me that the only way to survive was to get a piece of land so poor you couldn't even raise hell on it."
That is advice that Bowen's characters have inerringly followed.


text:
Jill: Breast cancer pain
Breast cancer is a diagnosis heard all too often these days at 13,000 diagnoses a year in Australia.
However, with our marvellous early detection programs and medical expertise, we allow ourselves to be propelled along a trajectory directed by others because we know there have been so many before us who have gone down that track towards a success result.
It begins with the diagnosis, then the referrals to breast surgeons, plastic surgeons, radiologist and oncologists the breast cancer and cancer councils. We are so lucky the women say...and we are until we experience something just a little different.
My story began with a bilateral mastectomy three years and two weeks ago. I had a reconstruction with expanders implanted at that time.
From the first post-operative awareness it was different. I thought that I had a constriction bandage around my chest but the surgeons assured me there was no such thing...it was the first presence of the "crush" pain.
My post-op recovery was uneventful except for my level of discomfort which began to intensify when I began my chemotherapy treatment. I asked my surgeons and my oncologist if this was normal and when it would subside and I was put through multiple tests including cardiac and respiratory, that would hopefully provide an answer. Everything came back as normal...but it wasn't!
There was nothing to identify the cause of my pain. It shouldn't be there!
The pain was exacerbated by every chemo treatment and it became so incapacitating that I could not walk to the bathroom without excruciating pain reverberating in my chest.
I tried so hard to push against this ever-increasing and disabling, relentless pain. I was prescribed opiates, codeine-laden pain killers, anti-inflammatory tablets, antibiotics with a host of other medications to address the side effects of those.
Each day was agony – breathing, moving, existing - BUT my cancer was removed. I was lucky - and still no-one could identify why I felt like I had barbed wire tightly wound around my chest, but I did.
Was I mad? My oncologist said "this is bizarre" and had no comfort to offer except that he did not have any other patients who complained of this type of pain.
One morning, six months after surgery and two months after I had finished the chemo sessions as I was lying in bed at home I heard Professor Michael Cousins from the Royal North Shore Hospital Pain Management Clinic interviewed on ABC radio.
He spoke of the impact of chronic pain and the cost to our society. I knew how true that was. Then he interviewed a lady who described her post breast surgery chest pain that exactly matched my own description. I was not mad! I was not the only one!
Following a call to the pain clinic, I was given an appointment to meet with Professor Cousins and so began "my return to life". His expertise, treatment regime, acceptance, support and guidance along with his integrated specialist health care team allowed me to have significant pain relief, to gradually increase my activity and within two months, to return to employment (albeit now only part-time).
"The Prof" greatly assisted my recovery from my second reconstructive operation 18 months ago by providing prophylactic, preventative pain treatment so as not to re-start the pain cycle again.
I owe "the Prof" nothing less than my life.
Due to the progress I have made, for the last 10 months I have been able to control the pain without medication. This I attribute to the excellent treatment by "The Prof" along with the assistance during the last year of an allied health treatment (by another master in his field) of Bowen and Emmett therapy given about every six weeks to decreases muscular tension and pain. I am so lucky!
I needed to be my own advocate and "the squeaky wheel that gets the oil" so that my cry could be heard above the drone of "that is bizarre"!
Women especially do suffer in silence and this has to stop even if one feels they are the lone voice.
I have so much gratitude for those who listened, those who have such a level of excellence in their field and those that support their loved ones in pain.


text:
1. | You People | ||
A term to refer to a multiple group of people regardless of race. Guy 1: What is wrong with you people!
Guy 2: You people!? What do you mean "you people!?" Are you racist!? Guy 1: I'm talking about your danged family not your danged race, you buffoon! Guy 2: Coon?! Did you just call me a coon!? |
2. | you people | ||
Blacks. While the phrase has long been used as an interpersonal generalization, it has become known as a racial epithet targeted to blacks only recently. The earliest documentation of this meaning that I can find is from 1992, when presidential candidate Ross Perot was chided for telling an NAACP audience about financial hardships befalling "your people." Willie Clark, president of the N.A.A.C.P. branch in San Bernadino, Calif., said the overall tone of Mr. Perot's remarks and particularly his use of the phrase "your people" reflected how culturally out of touch he was with his audience.
"When he said 'you people' or 'your people,' it was like waving a red flag in front of a bull," he said. "It's something white folks have used when they don't want to call you nigger, but they don't want to treat you like an equal." -- New York Times: July 12, 1992 |
3. | You People | ||
A Racist Slur Use By Acosta To Make Matthews, And Williams Mad. Acosta: You people need to quiet down
Matthews:WAIT WHAT THE FUCK U MEAN YOU PEOPLE Williams:OHHHHHHH Shit |
4. | you people | ||
1. Disdainful epithet for citizens and voters, as used by the richest 1%.
2. The "little people" who dare seek countability, as seen by wealth leaders. 3. Voters who actually want to be informed. 4. We, the People. Ann Romney: "we've given all YOU PEOPLE need to know"
5. | You People | ||
A Word Used By People of The Caulcasions To Talk About Blacks, Latinos, And Other Minorities White Guy: You People Are Always Having Loud Parties
Black Guy #1: Wait What The Fuck You Mean "You People" Black Guy #2: Oh You Done Fucked Up Now |


text:
Don't settle for a cold sandwich when it's so quick and easy to make this toasted chicken and Swiss sandwich!
©2013 General Mills, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This information will only be used to send an email to your friend(s) and l not be saved. Please read our Privacy Policy.
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
You'll gain instant access to all the member-exclusive benefits the moment you register!
© 2013 ®/TM General Mills All Rights Reserved


text:
Most moves have normal priority. But priority moves have positive priority and move before normal moves. The higher priority moves move before lower priority ones.
Priority is something that is mostly used in the Metagame. Its when you have a move with either a +/- priority. Use This to find moves with priority. Basically it lets you move either before the opponent or after them.
A Priority Move referes to a move/action that allows a player's Pokemon to move first, regardless of its speed compared to the opponent's speed.
The higher the Priority Rating, the more 'priority' it is granted.
There are seven levels of priority moves, and it really depends on both players actions:
If one player switches Pokemon, that would be a 6th Level Priority move. (It is topped by only one move: the only 7th Level Priority move: Pursuit)
The only 5th Level Priority move is Helping Hand. It goes before most other Priority moves.
There are two 4th Level Priority moves: Magic Coat and Snatch.
There five 3rd Level Priority moves: Detect, Endure, Fake Out, Follow Me, and Protect. I believe that it depends on Speed here if these specific moves are used against each other on the same turn.
The only 2nd Level Priority move is Feint, designed to be Priority, and at the same time, be one level below Protect. Nice.
Here's the long section: All the 1st Level Priority moves are as follow, and depend on Speed if they are uses against each other at the same time: Aqua Jet, Bide, Bullet Punch, Extremespeed, Ice Shard, Mach Punch, Quick Attack, Shadow Sneak, Sucker Punch, and Vacuum Wave.
The 0th Level Priority moves don't exist. They are the normal moves otherwise.
Note: Levels 1-6 are ordered as they would go in battle. Pursuit, the only seventh level, is normally a 0th Level, but goes before everything ONLY IF uses on the same Pokemon on the same turn that tries to switch out.
Technically, Level 1-7 are the only Priority moves, except for Pursuit, which is circumstantial. However, these moves are Reverse Priorities. They go after normal moves.
The rating system is the reversed. -1st Levels go directly after normal moves. NOTHING goes after a -7.
The only -1st Level Priority move: Vital Throw. Simple.
For whatever reason, there are no -2nd moves. If this doesn't make sense to some people, I'm with you. I'm sure whoever planned that had a reason.
The only -3rd Level Priority move is Focus Punch.
There are two -4th Level Priority moves: Avalanche and Revenge.
There's only one -5th Level Priority move: Counter I thought Mirror Coat would go in this group as well, but apparently, it's a Priority move. Huh.
The two -6th Level Priority moves are Roar and Whirlwind. I don't know why they are Reverse Priorities, but just go with it.
The only -7th Level Priority move is... (drumroll)... Trick Room.
How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ
Type a Pokemon name, type, move or ability to see instant results.


text:
Roll Over Image to Zoom
Breckenridge Plaid Quilt + Sham
$129.00 – $159.00 sale $59.99 – $99.99
Keep it simple. This casual plaid quilt features classic colors on soft sleep-in cotton.
- 100% yarn-dyed cotton plaid.
- Reverses to 100% cotton percale.
- Sham has an envelope closure.
- Twin size quilt fits both standard twin and twin XL dorm mattresses.
- Quilt, sham and insert sold separately.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
Mix + match our bedding to create your own unique look with our Design Your Own Bed Tool.
- Twin: 68 x 86"
- Full/Queen: 86 x 86"
- Standard: 20 x 26"
- Sham features an envelope closure. Insert sold separately.
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle. Use large-capacity front-loading machine for full/queen size.
- Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
- Tumble dry on low heat; remove promptly.
- Warm iron as needed.
- Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
Standard Sham (Sold Separately)
No longer available
You May Also Need
Pillow Inserts
Pillow Insert
Free ShippingPlease Select Size: Standard
Please Select Fill:
$18.00 – $39.00


text:
Philadelphia Real Estate | Homes for Sale in Philadelphia
Welcome to Philadelphia Real Estate for #1 Source for Homes for Sale in Philadelphia!
Call Us : (215) 821-6262
Mortgage Preapproval
Homes for Sale
Buying a House
Sell Your House
Home Values
Contact Us
Free MLS Listings
Free MLS Listings
First Check Out This Amazing Offer...
Leave a Reply
Click here to cancel reply.
Mail (will not be published)
Avoid Foreclosure
Buying a House
Free MLS Listings
Home Values
Inherited Property
Landlord Properties
Mortgage Preapproval
Philadelphia Real Estate Blog
Philadelphia Real Estate Listings
Philadelphia Realtors and the Benefits
Real Estate Agent
Sell My House
Seller My House Form
South Philadelphia Real Estate
Steps to Buying a House
Recent Posts
2236 S 15th St Philadelphia PA 19145
4135 Longshore Ave Philadelphia PA 19135
11729 Lanett Rd Philadelphia PA 19154
1929 Ripley Street Philadelphia PA 19111
13347 Howard Arthur Dr Philadelphia PA 19116
Bucks County Real Estate
Buying a House
Delaware County Real Estate
Doylestown PA Real Estate
Homes For Sale in Doylestown PA
Homes for Sale in PA
Homes for Sale in Philadelphia
PA Real Estate
Philadelphia Real Estate
Philadelphia Real Estate Questions & Answers
Real Estate Agent
Real Estate in PA


text:
Special Offers
As the temperatures soar and take us into summer, so do the savings! Hot off the press, HOT DEAL will get you running to press the 'Book' button. Enjoy up to 20% off BAR and enjoy a breezy harbour front drink on us at Waterfront Bar & Terrace.
Superior Courtview Room
from HK$1,440
Deluxe Courtview Room
from HK$1,520
Superior Harbourview Room
from HK$1,680
Deluxe Harbourview Room
from HK$1,760
Available from
now to July 11, 2013 (inclusive)
• Complimentary one standard drink at Waterfront Bar & Terrace per room per day (except Premium Spirit)*
• Earn selected Air Mileage per stay
• Welcome fruit plate and daily local newspaper
• Complimentary local calls (except calling card and toll-free calls)
• Use of Fitness Centre, swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna and steam bath
• Shuttle bus service 5-mins to MTR Hunghom Station and 10-mins to downtown Tsimshatsui
• *Complimentary drink is not cummulative.
• Cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounts or promotional offers
• Check in time is 14:00 and check out time is 12:00
• Subject to 10% service charge and prevailing government tax (currently at 0%) per room per night
• Advance reservation is required and confirmation is subject to availability
• For China UnionPay (CUP), full prepayment is required for entire stay at time of reservation and will be charged to the bank/credit card provided. The amount is non-refundable in the event of cancellation or amendment
Earn selected Air Mileage per stay:
• For Asia Miles, Air China, Air France, Alitalia, All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, Asiana Airlines/South Korea, Cathay Pacific Airways, CSA Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Finnair Plus, Iberia Airlines, Jet Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas Airways, Thai Airways, United Airlines, US Airways & Virgin Atlantic Airline. (Subject to change without prior notice)
Please call (852) 2996 8006 or email firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Select Location
need help? contact us
Kijiji Daily Deals Email:
Subscribe to our Daily Deal Alerts!
Expires 3 months from date of issue.No purchase Limits. Taxes are included. Available in Violet, Hot Pink, Ocean Blue, Emerald, Citrine, Fire Red, Maroon, Sapphire Blue & Clear (subject to availability). Standard shipping included within Canada only (does NOT mail to PO Box). Please allow 10- 15 days for shipping after redemption. Redeem online. Read the general deal FAQ for more details
Ranae Boutique www.ranaeboutique.com


text:
For nine consecutive summers we've patrolled the boardwalk looking for our future wives.
Red Fez has been publishing and promoting art & literature online since you were in kiddie pants, or 2003 - whichever came first.
All site contents © 2002-2013 Red Fez. All creative content © Copyright the respective authors. All Rights Reserved.


text:
James "Jim" Hill, 70
NEWTON GROVE — Mr. James "Jim" Rupert Hill, 70, died Monday, Jan. 14, 2013.
The funeral will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at Pleasant Union Christian Church with the Rev. Richard Wiekel officiating. Interment will be in Hillcrest Cemetery at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18.
The family will receive friends at the church following the funeral service.
Condolences may be made at www.westanddunn.com. A Service of West & Dunn Funeral Home of Newton Grove.


text:
New York, NYBummer! Sales have ended.
Unfortunately, tickets for this event are no longer on sale.
Event Details
You are cordially invited by the New York Chapter of the Keiretsu Forum to attend the
Tuesday January 29, 2013 MONTHLY INVESTOR FORUM MEETING
The Keiretsu Forum Selection Committee is comprised of angel and venture capital investors, expert in the technology, media, clean tech and consumer products industries.
The Keiretsu Forum presentations are 20 minutes long:
- 10-minute core presentation followed by a
- 10-minute Question and Answer session.
After each entrepreneur presents, an Interest List is passed around the room and individual members who are interested in the company express their interest by signing in.
After all presentations are concluded, entrepreneurs are excused and Forum members discuss the companies.
To refer a company to present at this meeting or any of our upcoming meetings please use our online application at https://gust.com/angel-group/k4-newyork/apply


text:
Skip to stories
Your City, Your News. NYC's 24-hour newschannel on the web.
Time Warner Cable. The power of you ™
You are not signed in | Sign in here | Help
Search terms:
You're viewing an enhanced version of NY1.com , now with expanded video content.
You're viewing a lite version of NY1.com
Time Warner Cable customers: Sign in with your TWC ID for video access.
Get my TWC ID. | Get TWC service. | Read the FAQ.
By: Adam Balkin
Yes, the tech world actually gets quite excited about the annual International CES in Las Vegas. A giant ballroom filled with gadgets and folks gawking at them, called CES Unveiled, is an event that serves as just a teeny tiny minuscule slice of a preview of what's to come.
"We're at 1.9 million net square feet of exhibit space that 23 miles of aisles no one will see it all it's over 3,300 companies showing product," said Gary Shapiro of the Consumer Electronics Association.
There's new technology for adults, kids, your pets, your car, for your home, even for your plants.
Called the Parrot Flower Power just stick it in the soil and developers say it's as if your plant is able to tell you what it needs.
"So you have four sensors, you have a light sensor here, you have a temperature sensor here, soil moisture, and a fertilizer sensor so we'll tell you when you need to water your plants, if there is too much light, if it needs fertilizer, etcetera," said Theodore Sean of Parrot.
There will be lots having to do with audio, video, computers, and of course phones. In fact, phones are becoming so central to our everyday that even your luggage is getting its own phone, sort of. It's called the Trakdot Luggage Tracker.
"The traveler takes it, puts it in their luggage when they pack. When the plane lands and they activate their cell phone they'll get a message saying their baggage is with them or if their baggage got misdirected to another airport it'll tell them then city where their bag is. It also has a bluetooth device that as the luggage comes down the carousel it'll signal the cell phone that the bag is getting closer to them," said Harry Steck of Globatrac.
Perfect examples of what's fun and frustrating about the trade show is seeing new, innovative solutions -- solutions that often times you may feel you'll need to run out and spend money on ASAP, even though they're solutions to problems that just yesterday you didn't even realize you had.


text:
Enshaa assumes 100% ownership of Palazzo Versace Dubai and D1 |
ENSHAA PSC, a luxury real estate developer whose major shareholders include the Majid Al Futtaim Group, Emirates Investment Group and Abraaj Capital, has formalized the acquisition of the 50% holding of its partner, Sunland Group Ltd in their two joint development projects in Dubai. The two developments are the Palazzo Versace Dubai, the fashion branded hotel and residences; and the D1 Residential Tower which are both situated in Culture Village along the historic Dubai Creek. Construction work is now set to accelerate through to completion of the developments. As a result of the acquisition, ENSHAA will now own 100% of both developments. The project management team remains in place and will be an extension of ENSHAA's history of successful project delivery including the Emirates Financial Towers (EFT) in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The acquisition, which has been consented to by the House of Versace, marks a milestone for ENSHAA PSC. ENSHAA shareholders Majid Al Futtaim Group, Abraaj Capital and Emirates Investment Group have all expressed their delight at ENSHAA acquiring full control of the projects and are supporting the completion of the final stages of the developments. |


text:
18. | hoy | ||
A word muttered after being contradicted, or after someone says something they think is right/cool, but isn't. <CheeseWad> Yuo fagit
<LavatoryMaster> Hoy.. |
1. | hoy | ||
the filipino way to get someones attention Hoy.....where did my lumpia go?
Oct 14, 2003
add a video
2. | hoy | ||
1. What Filipinos use to call someone's attention. Usually said in a loud voice. Similar to Hey!, only with greater force.
2. Norse word meaning "high island", Hoy is one of the Orkney Islands, which is near Britain. Whoever who said Holla, please. Hoy is way more better because hoy is MUCH MORE Filipino, rather than Holla, which is severely retarded. Heh heh heh, conform to ghetto azn STYLE </sarcasm>. HAH. 1. Hoy Jimbo! Uwi!
2. I'd like to visit Hoy. |
3. | hoy | ||
Term used as a verb in Newcastle dialect. Means 'to throw' or 'throw out'. "hoy that over here." means "throw that over here"
"hoy it!" means "put it in the bin" |
4. | hoy | ||
The Filipino way of saying "Hey!" but can be expressed sometimes in objection, if you're going to call someone's attention (negatively or positively). Hoy! Andito ako! (Hey! I'm over here!)
Hoy, gaga ka! Sino may sabi sayong nadapa ako sa kanto?! (Hey, you idiot! Who told you I tripped at the corner?!) |
5. | hoy | ||
The high-pitched sound one makes at somebody who is complaining about stupid shit so to irritate them even more. Friend 1: Dude come on! I called shot gun! This isn't fair!
Friend 2: Hoy! Hoy! Hoy! Shot gun! I called it! Hoy! |
6. | hoy | ||
Contact, call, get in touch. It can also mean 'call out to get someone's attention'. The word is used in the Australian expression 'give (someone) a hoy'. "I'l be working in the next room. Give us a hoy when you're finished packing these boxes."
"If you have any questions, just give me a hoy on my mobile." "As soon as I find out more information, I'll give you a hoy." |
7. | Hoy | ||
Hoy is a slang term used to politely remind an individual that they are repeating a story that they have already told you. The root of this stems from a conversation someone had with an acquaintance shortly after having a medical procedure involving conscious sedation using an injectible amnesiac (midazolam). This individual kept repeating the same story over and over the key word of the story was about project of "hoy" construction. Without recollection this individual had mentioned the story 5 times on the car-ride home. Whenever someone begins to tell you a story for the second time you can politely say "hoy" to remind them you have heard it before.


text:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Struggling with his jump shot, James Harden turned to his backup plan on offence.
Harden decided the best way to help the Houston Rockets snap a seven-game losing streak was to start taking the ball to the basket, draw contact and get to the foul line.
That strategy worked pretty well on Monday.
Harden scored 29 points and hit all 10 of his free throws in the fourth quarter as the Rockets rallied to beat the Charlotte Bobcats 100-94 in a Martin Luther King Jr. Day matinee.
Harden made just 5 of 20 field goals, but went 19 of 21 from the free throw line. He was perfect from the line when the Rockets overcame a seven-point deficit in the final period.
"It felt like winning a championship," Harden said of snapping the losing streak. "It feels good. We have had our losing ways and just to get this one off our back, go back home and get that confidence back is big. Maybe we can get our swagger back a little bit."
Kemba Walker was 6 of 7 on 3-pointers and had a career-high 35 points for the Bobcats, who set a franchise record with their 15th straight loss at home.
The longest home losing streak in NBA history is 19 straight by Dallas during the 1993-94 season.
Ramon Sessions added 19 points for the Bobcats.
But while Walker was phenomenal, it was Harden who took over when the game was on the line.
"We got in the penalty really early, so we decided to get the line as much as we can," said Rockets coach Kevin McHale.
"But 21 times is pretty amazing. James was what, 5 for 20 from the field, with 29 points. That's hard to do."
Marcus Morris had 21 points and tied a career high with eight rebounds for the Rockets. Carlos Delfino scored 16 points, including a 3-pointer from the right corner that put Houston ahead for good at 96-94 with 1:54 left.
Harden has led the Rockets in scoring in 22 of the past 23 games. He also finished with seven assists and seven rebounds while playing 42 minutes.
While McHale was thankful to get out of Charlotte with a win, he wasn't exactly thrilled with his team's overall sloppy play.
"We've got to play better," McHale said. "We were missing layups, bouncing the ball off our knee, you know, it was kind of like a comedy act there for a while. That happens. We've been in a funk and we've got to work our way out of it."
It looked for a while as if the Rockets losing ways might continue.
Houston couldn't find a flow on offence early and fell behind by 12 against the typically slow-starting Bobcats.
Harden was just 2 of 9 from the field in the first half and missed several easy shots, including a pair of driving layups. He also had three turnovers, including one where he inexplicably lost control of his dribble with no defender near him. He twice had his shot blocked in the first half.
Harden's shaky first half ended when his heave from half-court as time expired sailed about 10 feet wide of the backboard.
Meanwhile, Walker was just getting started.
He made all three 3-point attempts in the first half, helping the Bobcats take a 56-45 lead at the break. And Charlotte led by seven entering the fourth quarter after Walker knocked down two more 3s late in the third quarter.
"He was just killing us," McHale said.
But as has been the problem most of the season, Charlotte had trouble closing out an opponent, shooting just 4 of 19 in the fourth quarter and scoring just 13 points.
Walker had seven of those points and Sessions had six, but no other Bobcats scored in the final period.
"Kemba and Sessions got going but we really need that third scorer," Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap said. "It's not an individual on our team, it's just finding who that third scorer is."
Walker said he's been working overtime on his jumper of late, but didn't feel much like talking about his career high after the game.
He was still miffed at yet another blown lead at home.
"It's tough," Walker said. "We're trying our hardest to win these games, but it's just not working out right now. Hopefully, things will work out for us. It gets tough in the fourth quarter. Teams adjust to what we've been doing. You have to execute. I thought we got some pretty good shots and just missed them."
NOTES: Bismack Biyombo tied a career high with seven blocked shots, four of those on Harden. ... Walker's six 3-pointers were a career best. ... Harden has scored at least 20 points in a career-high 23 straight games. ... Patrick Beverly scored a career-high 10 points for the Rockets.
Eastern Conference Finals
(1) Miami Heat vs. (3) Indiana Pacers
Series tied 1-1
Western Conference Finals
(2) San Antonio Spurs vs. (5) Memphis Grizzlies
Spurs lead series 3-0
Follow TSN's GameTracker through the NBA Playoffs with in-depth player stats, court tracker, Twitter Trender and so much more.
GameTracker - Full Schedule
Follow the Raptors and Raptor play-by-play man Matt Devlin on Twitter! Check out the latest Tweets!
It's the Playoff Podcast Edition of 1 on 1 as Will and Duane break down the East and West Finals, Bryan Colangelo's firing, and the NBA Draft Lottery.
Will and Duane preview the NBA Conference Finals, chat Colangelo-Gate, and discuss Phil Jackson and his new book Eleven Rings.
Will and Duane talk about Andrew Wiggins' decision to attend Kansas, the Miami Heat's series win and compare the LeBron Cavs to Durant's Thunder
Andrew Nicholson is one of three Canadian rookies joining the likes of Steve Nash and Tristan Thompson in the NBA this season. Canadians in the NBA


text:
Style »
Prabal Gurung Is Partnering With Target on a 'Collection Inspired by Love'
The designer and the big-box chain plan to collaborate on a line of women's ready-to-wear and accessories — priced from $12.99 to $199.99 — to be in stores February 10, 2013. In a press release,
Read More »Ann Romney Goes Back to an Old Favorite
Her husband (as well as the president) may have been in white tie and tails on Thursday night, but Ann Romney apparently wasn't going to spring for a new dress for the Alfred
Read More »Donna Karan on Her Leg Massaging Tights
Donna Karan just launched the most buzzed about tights on the market as the hosiery is said to "feel like a spa for your legs." No really—special knitting technology and micro fibers work to massage
Read More »McDonald's Sues Milan Over Prada Store
Prada and McDonald's are not two names you typically hear in the same sentence. Until now. Because the fast food chain is currently suing the city of Milan after being unceremoniously pushed out of
Read More »Designer Lagerfeld Calls French President "Idiot" Over Taxes
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has accused President Francois Hollande of destroying France's economy by imposing painful taxes on the rich, calling the Socialist leader an "idiot". The creative director of French fashion house Chanel, whose clients are largely the
Read More »Dmitry Sholokhov Wins 'Project Runway' Season 10
As winner of Project Runway, he takes home $100,000 to start his own collection, a fashion spread in Marie Claire, a 2013 Lexus GS 350, $50,000 worth of technology and an opportunity to design
Read More »Karlie Kloss in Donna Karan's Resort 2013 Campaign
Karlie Kloss returns for another season as the face of Donna Karan'smainline collection. This time Karlie poses in the resort 2013 campaign looking ethereal in lightweight gowns and shades of fuchsia with an otherworldly glow. Source:
Read More »American Made: New Ideas Fuel Fashion
Martha Stewart and her American Made project turned Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall into a hub of crafts, croissants and conversation on Wednesday with experts in the areas of gardening, decorating, cooking and fashion. In a session
Read More »Legal Battle with Ex-Husband Doesn't Slow Fashion Magnate Tory Burch
International fashion mogul Tory Burch and her eponymous company are at the center of a bitter lawsuit filed by her former husband, venture capitalist Chris Burch. Tory and Chris Burch divorced in 2006 and
Read More »


text:
Hello,Welcome to Play.com. . (Not youSign in?) | Create an account You've earned Save with SuperPoints
Search Suggestions
View Basket
« Back
Positive feedback: 40 % over last 12 months (56 ratings)
PlayTrader since: 19/05/09Location: UK
(Requires a Play.com account.)
1 month
6 month
12 month
Positive %
1–25 (of 1014)
1 2 3 … 41
Feedback History
"my young son used his own money to pay for this , it is a disgrace we ]have tried to contact the seller and had no response."
Buyer: lewisewan | 17/01/13
"Turned out to be out of stock. Resulting in an upset child."
Buyer: shaun54321 | 16/01/13
"Never received my item after 3 weeks. Eventually they refunded my money. I will not be buying from this user again."
Buyer: danz321 | 15/01/13
"Do not use this company. Item never received and no refund despite several emails. Should not be allowed to trade on here "
Buyer: Lizzybaines | 15/01/13
"This hasn't arrived, and the promised refund hasn't appeared either, regardless of me contacting them several times. A bit of a coincidence that several people have left negative feedback..... "
Buyer: Emmalovesfilm | 14/01/13
"item never arrived money taken and seller ignored my emails.. this seller is a conman as far as i'm concerned don't buy from them i haven't even had a refund or anything "
Buyer: klatchy | 09/01/13
"Ordered on the 10th of December and I still not received my item!!!! Not happy"
Buyer: philster48 | 08/01/13
"i never received this item and have contacted the seller on more than one occassion and still not been refunded for this "
Buyer: hutchie123 | 08/01/13
"Disgusted! Took my money & I never received my item or refund. Do not order from this seller as you will never receive it."
Buyer: Boakes82 | 25/12/12
"Arrived within time scale"
Buyer: Alison1210 | 21/12/12
"I purchased this item for my son which I never received, the money was taken from my bank account, I would recommend that nobody ever uses this seller. We are in the proses of trying to get our money back, "
Buyer: jaydennpirelli | 20/12/12
"quick delivery, great item and seller. "
Buyer: CheekyMinx1 | 19/12/12
"great item, speedy delivery, will buy again!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Buyer: purplepumkin | 08/12/12
"have not recieved my item yet it been over too weeks not happy"
Buyer: kezblonde | 06/12/12
"says scaled replica and is only the size of my hand!! not buying from these again -.-"
Buyer: William1990 | 06/12/12
"Super quick delivery - thank you."
Buyer: MouseGirl | 30/11/12
"fast delivery.... "
Buyer: bond38 | 29/11/12
"DO NOT USE! Awful seller, item never received but thankful they are giving me a refund. They clearly don't have the stock to sell."
Buyer: DanlMoonie | 26/11/12
"quick delivery well packaged"
Buyer: FuzzTubb | 24/11/12
"DO NOT USE! Have been waiting over a month to recieve my order.. Tried multiple times to contact seller but no reply! Have not recieved my item but sure enough the money has been taken from my account."
Buyer: Rozatron | 23/11/12
"HUGELY DISSAPOINTED with the service received from this seller. I ordered in good time to receive in time for Advent, order did not arrive and I was advised to wait a further week. I did so, goods didn't arrive and now OUT OF STOCK! Awful!!!"
Buyer: cazzamoocow | 22/11/12
"money taken item never recieved wish i had read feedback before ordering seems to happen lots would never have used this company, refund is in process though!"
Buyer: joarnold | 22/11/12
"New product, great service."
Buyer: 912lancer | 20/11/12
"This seller is taking people's money and not sending the goods which have been paid for. They won't even reply to your emails, AVOID AT ALL COSTS."
Buyer: Xboxbones | 17/11/12
"Not received no contact from seller, If I am not getting it I am least want a refund!!!"
Buyer: SafariIsland | 16/11/12
Items per page: 25 | 50 | 100


text:
I restored my system from a backup in which FF had worked fine, and now it crashes on startup unless I enter it in Safe mode.
What's causing this, and how can I fix it? I've tried 3 different backups... all with the same result... I tried uninstalling and re-installing, same result.
Chuck Billow


text:
- List of properties
- Properties on map
1-10 of 140 houses for sale found
- Sort by:
- Most recent
- Lowest price
- Highest price
Guide Price £1,000,000
6 bedroom detached house for sale Lands Lane, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
A rare opportunity to acquire a building plot with planning consent granted to build a breath taking 8500 square foot punched stone built detached residence with 5 reception rooms, 6 bedrooms all with en-suites, lower floor gym/leisure complex, swimming pool, cinema. Tw...
Marketed by Myrings Estate Agents, Harrogate.Telephone: 01423 422008 Local call rate
5 bedroom detached house for sale Lands Lane, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
A generous family house with superb views and land leading down to the River Nidd
Guide Price £895,000
5 bedroom house for sale Lands Lane, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, HG5
A sizeable detached home with panoramic views - Substantially Reduced - High Point House is an imposing detached family home, offering extensive accommodation of some 4700 sqft. The property is presented to a good standard throughout and offers a high degree of flexibility. The princip...
5 bedroom detached house for sale Fortune Hill, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
Windrush House is a splendid five bedroom detached family residence built in the 1930's standing in mature grounds of approximately one acre, and situated in one of the most highly regarded residential areas of the historic market town of Knaresborough. The prope...
Marketed by Myrings Estate Agents, Harrogate.Telephone: 01423 422008 Local call rate
Offers Over £849,950
5 bedroom detached house for sale Forest Moor Road, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
A truly magnificent detached family home set in approximately 1 acre of gardens and revealing stylish and elegant family accommodation set over three floors and enjoying a enviable location set between Harrogate and Knaresborough, must be viewed to appreciate the style and delightful position.
Guide Price £775,000
5 bedroom detached house for sale Forest Moor Road, Harrogate, HG5
A rare opportunity to purchase a large five-bedroomed family house enjoying a highly convenient position on the southeastern outskirts of Harrogate. The property has been extensively improved and extended to reveal accommodation arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 2,700 squa...
4 bedroom detached house for sale Boroughbridge Road, Knaresborough, HG5
A magnificent, Victorian, stone built family property situated in the heart of Knaresborough, with its many amenities including shops, historical market square, castle ruins and rail link. *CHAIN FREE*
5 bedroom detached house for sale Waterside, Knaresborough, HG5
An extremely rare opportunity to purchase this substantial, detached, family home with five double bedrooms, having the added benefit of two chalet bungalows for holiday lets, extensive gardens, driveway and double garage, being adjacent to open fields and close to the town centre. STAMP DUTY PAID.
6 bedroom detached house for sale Ripley Road, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire
'Brooklands' is a splendid six bedroom detached house standing in private gardens looking towards open countryside in one of Knaresborough's most sought after locations. NO CHAIN. Offering well in excess of 3000 square feet of well appointed, flexible accommodat...
Marketed by Myrings Estate Agents, Harrogate.Telephone: 01423 422008 Local call rate
5 bedroom detached house for sale East Lodge, Knaresborough, HG5
A much larger-than-average modern detached family house extending to approximately 3,000 square feet, offering five-bedroomed accommodation with very spacious reception rooms, appointed to a high standard and in immaculate order throughout. The property has been built by a local builder of good r...


text:
Evan Turner grateful 76ers picked up option on his contract (With Video)
PHILADELPHIA — The payroll move was routine, expected, normal, plain. Evan Turner's reaction to it Thursday, was not.
The Sixers' bookkeeping maneuver was to accept the fourth-year option on Turner's rookie contract, keeping him in or near their backcourt through the 2013-2014 season at a cost of about another $6.7 million. Considering that he was the No. 2 overall pick in the 2010 draft, it was little more than a responsible protection of their investment.
Yet there was Turner after practice at the PCOM Center, deeply appreciative not just of the cash, but of the privilege of playing pro basketball. He did anything but take the bonus pay for granted.
"Honestly, it was a blessing," Turner said. "It's definitely a blessing, and I am happy and I am excited."
Turner has averaged 8.2 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists in his two seasons, and last season led all NBA guards in rebounds. As a part-time starter last season, he averaged 12.7 points and 6.7 rebounds. Turner is expected to be a full-time starter this season. When the accepted contract option was announced Thursday, Turner was less surprised than he was thankful.
"I didn't even think about it," he said. "But with the new NBA and stuff, and with how things are going, I see a great vet like Josh Howard playing with us during the summer and he is trying to find a training camp to go to and I am saying, 'Wow, a guy like Josh Howard is having a hard time getting a job, so things are getting real.'"
When the Sixers traded Andre Iguodala — whose skill set is similar to Turner's — it was a firm indication that the young Ohio State product was deep in their plans. Thursday, Turner showed why, playing with added zest during a late-practice scrimmage after having missed some recent time due to a left-ankle injury.
"He's $6 million richer," Doug Collins said, smiling. "I was 'high-energy' today, too, and my pocketbook was the same. I think he is exited to get back out there. Evan loves to play basketball. He missed being out there. What he brings to our team, no other guy on our perimeter can bring."
The 6-7 perimeter threat will bring that, it was ensured Thursday, for at least another two seasons. Continued...
"I always had faith," Turner said. "But you never know in these situations. I'm just glad they were able to do that."
Philadelphia Sports By Bleacher Report
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Sports Videos
Blog Center
Phollowing the Phillies
Insight, observations on the first team in professional sports to reach 10,000 losses and the latest Philly team to make the playoffs - the Philadelphia Phillies.
You Don't Know Jack!
Jack McCaffery is the lead sports columnist for the Daily Times and delcotimes.com. He has spent several decades covering everything from the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers and Sixers, to college hoops, to high school sports in Delco.
The Good Phight
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Phillies.
Bleeding Green Nation
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Eagles.
Broad Street Hockey
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Liberty Ballers
The SB Nation blog about the 76ers.
The Nova Blog
The SB Nation blog about the Villanova Wildcats.
XML_Parser: mismatched tag at XML input line 207:2
Top Sports Stories
- Thursday Night NFL: Doug Martin, Tampa Bay Bucs trample Vikings 36-17
- NCAA shows record graduation rate for Penn State football
- Michael Mauti upholds Penn State tradition of 'Linebacker U'
- Sixers Notebook: Collins unveils season's starting five
- Still on the rebound, Detroit brings World Series back to Motown
- Punch Shots: Marlins fan steals show at World Series
- World Series: San Francisco Giants win again, take 2-0 lead over Detroit Tigers


text:
UK law firm replaces NetApp with Nimble Storage array
UK-based law firm Morgan Cole LLP is replacing its NetApp storage platform with a new Nimble Storage array, citing cost and performance benefits.
HP updates IT automation suite for cloud deployments
Further pursuing its strategy to help enterprises move workloads to hosted environments, Hewlett-Packard has updated a number of its IT management tools with more capabilities to work with public and private clouds.
Amazon adds to developer choices with JavaScript SDK for Web Services
The general release of the AWS (Amazon Web Services) SDK for Node.js is available for download, allowing developers to build server-side applications in JavaScript that then can run on Amazon's cloud.
FAQ: Phishing tactics and how attackers get away with it
Phishing attacks on enterprises can be calamitous in terms of compromised networks or damaged brand names, and the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), which aggregates and analyzes phishing trends data worldwide, offers some of the best insight from industry into what's occurring globally in terms of this cybercrime.
Colt unveils cloud ICT offering for SMEs
Telco Colt has launched a new range of "simplified" on-demand cloud comms services for SMEs.
Amazon Web Services aims to simplify roll-out of Node.js apps
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expanded its Elastic Beanstalk to include Node.js, in an effort to make it easier to deploy and manage application development on its cloud.
Qualys beefs up security tool for Amazon Cloud users
For many IT managers, moving your company's backbone to the cloud brings a certain sense of freedom. However, the task of caring for and protecting your assets remains. After all, the operative word in "virtual server" is "server"; virtual or not, it's still a fully functioning server from an operational sense, carrying the same risks and vulnerabilities inherent in physical servers. You'll need vulnerability management tools to ensure those servers are secure.
STEC increasing storage on enterprise SSDs to 2TB
Flash storage vendor STEC is super-sizing the kind of flash storage used in smartphones and portable music players, coming out with 2TB SSDs in configurations for enterprise equipment vendors.
Skytap hopes to simplify Hadoop adoption with cloud
To simplify the roll-out of clusters for big data applications, Skytap is now offering pre-configured Cloudera Hadoop templates that can run in the company's public cloud.
Lush cosmetics rolls out 'gamified' training programme on Memset cloud
Handmade cosmetics firm Lush is using infrastructure from British cloud provider Memset to roll out its game-based, interactive, digital staff training programme across Europe.


text:
Home » Products » Operator Interface Hardware » Winsteds Control Room Comfort
Winsteds Control Room Comfort
CONTROL ROOM COMFORTWinsted's new ergonomically designed Sit/Stand desk offers three programmable height settings for ultimate versatility and optimum comfort in any control room setting. The redesigned desks include electric leg lifts to adjust the work surface quickly and easily from 29 to 44 inches with the push of a button. Two-, three- and four-leg systems are available with load capacities of 300-, 450- and 600-lbs. respectively. Both inline and corner configurations are available. All models feature the Versa-Trak monitor array mounting system so users can easily modify sight lines and monitor viewing angles based on personal needs. Easy-access vertical and horizontal wire and cable management options keep equipment connections organized and under control.
Company Information
Fax: 800/447-2257
Website: www.winsted.com
Related Products
- Sensorex's CX-3000 Transmitter
- Madison's Pressure Switches H Series
- Kontron's Micro Client 3 Series Monitors and Controls
- Comark's Panel Magic Line of Widescreen Panel PC
- AutomationDirect's C-More Industrial Touchscreens
- EZAutomation's EZTouchPLC Jr. HMI/PLC Combo
- Honeywell's Experion HMI
- Pro-face's GP 400 Energy-Saving HMI
- Eaton's Logical XV HMI Series
- Beckhoff's Control Panel and Panel PC Series
- All products »
Sponsored Links
More content on this topic:
Free Subscriptions
Control Digital Edition
Access the entire print issue on-line and be notified each month via e-mail when your new issue is ready for you. Subscribe today.
- Featured White Papers


text:
Lighting Designer Jonathan O'Hear to visit India
Swiss Lighting Designer Jonathan O' Hear will be in India at the invitation of Attakkalari Center for Movement Arts, Bangalore and Gati Dance Forum in Delhi. Jonathan will conduct workshops in Bangalore and Delhi following which he will work on the project "a male ant has straight antennae -exploring notions of masculinity and touch" with Mandeep Raikhy, Gati Dance Forum. >>
Lighting Design workshop by Jonathan O'Hear
Swiss Lighting Designer Jonathan O' Hear is in India on the invitation of Attakkalari Center for Movement Arts, Bangalore and Gati Dance Forum in Delhi to conduct workshops on 'Light as an artistic medium. >>
Announcing awardees of Studio Residency 2014
Pro Helvetia New Delhi announces the names of the artists who have been awarded Studio Residencies for 2014 / 2015. >>
Performance: a male ant has straight antennae
A collaborative performance by Indian choreographer Mandeep Raikhy, Swiss light designer Jonathan O'Hear and Japanese musician Yasuhiro Morinaga. >>
Swiss List – new title now on the shelf
'Death in Persia' by Annemarie Schwarzenbach, translated into English by Lucy Renner Jones, is the next title published by Seagull Books. >>


text:
Behind the Scenes: Justin Bieber's Vanity Fair Cover
In the Feb. 2010 issue, Vanity Fair contributing editor Lisa Robinson interviews Justin Bieber, the 16-year-old pop sensation who idolizes the Beatles and dreams about visiting the moon. Photographer Art Streiber captured the young star as he strummed his guitar and picnicked in the sun, while dozens of young fans screamed in approval. Watch the makings of the Vanity Fair Justin Bieber cover in this VF.com exclusive.
Most Popular
Soccer's Hottest Stars Flaunt Their Colors—And Little Else—For Annie Leibovitz
Behind the Scenes: Justin Bieber's Vanity Fair Cover
Twilight Girls
The Class of 2010
Tiger Woods's Lively Ladies
Behind the Scenes: Hollywood Issue Cover Shoot
Behind the Scenes with Levi Johnston and Tank Jones
Watch Christopher Hitchens get Waterboarded
Leaked Video: Justin Bieber Goes Acoustic
Video: Emma Watson Strikes a Pose, then Crams for Exams
Behind the Scenes: Lady Gaga Takes New York
The Immortal Rejoinders of Christopher Hitchens
- Featured
- Hollywood
- Style
- Society
- Politics
- Business
- Culture
- Archive


text:
PowerShot SX260 HS Black 12.1 MP Digital Camera
The Canon 5900B100 PowerShot SX260 HS Black 12.1MP Digital Camera is an ultra-slim camera with a powerful 20x Optical Zoom, Optical Image Stabilization and 25mm Wide-Angle lens but that is only the beginning of its attractions. You will see detail you never thought possible through the huge zoom and wide-angle lens, while the camera's 12.1 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS Sensor and DIGIC 5 Image Processor deliver the rich, clear low-light performance that is the hallmark of Canon's HS SYSTEM. 1080p Full HD video in stereo is more beautiful than ever, with new high-resolution, high-speed processing. Sophisticated advancements include improved Smart AUTO that optimizes settings for 58 predefined shooting situations, Face ID that prioritizes pre-registered faces, and GPS for tracking and recording your shooting locations.
- 12.1 effective megapixels
- HS System with 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 Image Processor
- 1080p Full HD video with stereo sound
- Dedicated movie button
- Playback videos on an HDTV via HDMI output
- GPS tracker records your location and a logger to view location on a map via Canon software
- 25mm wide-angle lens
- 20x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom and 80x combined zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer
- Smart AUTO selects proper settings based on 58 predefined shooting situations
- Face ID function adjusts focus and exposure based on pre-registered faces
- High-Speed Burst HQ allows for continuous capture at a maximum of 10 frames
- 1.6 ft. - 11 ft. (W), 3.3 - 6.6 ft. (T) flash range
- Self timer
- SD card slot accepts SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards (card not included)
- USB 2.0 Hi-speed; Mini HDMI connector