text:
Clinical Education
The Santa Barbara County Consortium for CME and Cottage Health System present
July 12, 2013
For pre-hospital and acute care healthcare providers
Register Online Here
Cottage Trauma Symposium Information: firstname.lastname@example.com (805) 569-7451 Fax: (805) 569-7890
This course is designed for the presumed, expressed, and demonstrated needs of physicians, nurses, pre-hospital personnel and other healthcare providers. The educational topics will help these individuals to better understand the treatment and management of seriously injured patients.
Educational Objectives
All registration will be online
Online registration ends July 11 at 10 AM sharp
Walk-in registration has an additional $25 fee so register early!
Cancellations accepted before 7/5/11. Refunds are minus Eventbrite processing fee.
7:00 a.m. Registration
8:00 a.m. Welcome
Stephen Kaminski, MD
Director, Trauma Services, SICU
Cottage Health System
Session 1
Critical Care with Injury Response
Moderator: Angelo Salvucci, MD
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
• The Inflammatory Response to Injury Carl Hauser, MD, Harvard Medical School
• Geriatric Considerations for the Acute Care Provider
Michael Lekawa, MD, UC Irvine Medical Center
• Practical Pearls and Common Pitfalls of Pediatric Resuscitation
Jeffrey Upperman, MD, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
Session 2
Critical Care in the ICU
Moderator: Jeffrey Fried, MD
• Super Bugs and Super Drugs
David Fisk, MD, Sansum Clinic, Santa Barbara
• Nursing Considerations to Complement Care and Survive Sepsis
Tom Ahrens, RN, Barnes Jewish Hospital, St. Louis
• Articles that Should have Changed your Practice
Lisa Ferrigno, MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Keynote Luncheon Address:
Goal-Directed Therapy for Sepsis:
Where we have been, where we are, and what we still need to do
Emanuel Rivers, MD, Henry Ford Hospital
Session 3
Top Knife
Moderator: Stephen Kaminski, MD
• Air Transport in Critical Illness
Adil Haider, MD, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
• Endovascular Interventions in Trauma and Acute Care
Lynette Scherer, MD, UC Davis Medical Center
• Case Presentations, Stumping the Experts
Stephen Kaminski, MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Session 4
Clinical Pearls from the Trauma Center
Moderator: Thomas Duncan, MD
Ventura County Medical Center
• Obstetrical Trauma
Maggie Kademian, MD, Los Robles Medical Center
• Ethics, Challenges and Opportunities in Transfusion
Javier Romero, MD, Ventura County Medical Center
• Hemorrhage Control and Massive Transfusion
Stephen Kaminski, MD and Jennifer Wobig, RN, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
• Chest Trauma
Howard Hayashi, MD and Sue Fortier, RN, Sierra Vista Reg Medical Center
Subject to change
Trauma Symposium Planning Committee
Stephen Kaminski, MD, FACS
Trauma Medical Director
Lisa Ferrigno, MD, MPH
Associate Trauma Medical Director
Denise McDonald, RN, MSN
Service Director, Emergency and Trauma Services
Jennifer Wobig, RN, BSN Trauma Program Manager
Debbie Aitken, RN Trauma Nurse Coordinator
Greg Brunet, PA-C, MPAS Orthopedic Trauma Physician Assistant
Juliette Fish, BSN, MSN, FNP-C Trauma Nurse Practitioner
Eileen Kelleher, BSN, MSN, CCRN, ACNP Trauma Nurse Practitioner
Elizabeth Taylor-Linzey, RN, MSN, PHN Injury Prevention / Outreach Coordinator
Megan Freeberg Trauma Registrar
Perla Vazquez Trauma Registrar
Kathy Williams
Trauma Administrative Assistant
Accreditation Statement: The Santa Barbara County Consortium for CME is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians
Credit Designation Statement: The Santa Barbara County Consortium for CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This credit may also be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing Medical Education. Provider #00252: 7 Contact Hrs by CA Brd of Registered Nurses Provider #427000: 7 Continuing Education Hours for EMT-P Provider #420700: 7 Continuing Education Hours for EMT


text:
Welcome Guest, click here to register
alternate views & uses
Handmade by skilled artisans at the oldest transferware factory in England, this Burleigh plate is made in the beautiful Asiatic Pheasant pattern introduced in 1827; a romantic gentle blue pattern.
Burleigh is one of the last potteries in the world to use the traditional and timeless skills of underglaze tissue printing which is a 200 year old English process.
Burleigh Asiatic Pheasants Plate
Plate Size: 7",

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I'm glad you're feeling better Shandeh. There are some nasty bugs that just seem to knock you out for days and days. Hopefully you're improving and getting your energy back again! Nice to see the picture of you and your students too. I enjoy piano recitals, as long as I'm not playing I think that's very cute that one of the parents (?) didn't know you played piano. Perhaps it's not uncommon, but I have never met a piano teacher that didn't actually play.
Last night I made my hubby's favorite meal of meatloaf, rice and cream corn. I had mashed potatoes with my cream corn. And I'm delighted to say that tonight's meal will consist of leftovers . . . one of my favorite things in the world, yummy food, but with no work. I will probably cook some frozen perogies for my son though since he hates meatloaf.


text:
The scandal that almost destroyed Ronald Reagan
"We did not -- repeat -- did not trade weapons or anything else for hostages. Nor will we"
Topics: The Real Reagan, War Room, Ronald Reagan, Politics News
On Nov. 13, 1986, President Reagan declared in a national address, "We did not — repeat — did not trade weapons or anything else for hostages — nor will we." His assertion ran counter to covert operations that had been ongoing for several years. Reagan was faced with an uncomfortable question, transposed from the Watergate scandal, which threatened to strike at his credibility. What did the president know and when did he know it? Having secured a landslide win against Walter Mondale in 1984, Reagan's second term appeared to be one in which the Cold War, arms control and relations with the Soviet Union would dominate the presidential agenda. Instead, Reagan found himself in the midst of a crisis that threatened his presidency.
Covert arms transactions with Iran and the diversion of profits of the sales to the Contra guerrilla force in Nicaragua lay at the heart of the controversy. The arms sales in the first instance were supposed to act as leverage to assist in getting American hostages released from Lebanon. Missile shipments were significant. Two thousand and four TOW missiles were transferred, along with 18 HAWK missiles. The arms sales were covert. Both Secretary of State George Shultz and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger claimed at the time to have been unaware of the actions. They were carried out by members of the National Security Council, including National Security Advisors Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter and Lt. Col. Oliver North, an NSC staff member. On account of the Iran-Iraq war, restrictions on arms sales to Iran were in place at the time of the weapons transfers. Members of Reagan's own administration and members of Congress believed that the administration's decree that there should be no deals with terrorists was being adhered to.
In Central America, different challenges faced the president. Congress had enacted several restrictions on the nature of government aid that could be supplied to the Contras, a guerrilla army fighting the leftist Sandinista government in Nicaragua. The Boland Amendment specified the volume of funds that could be spent on this cause and the type of assistance that could be provided. The Contra cause was passionately supported by Reagan. Beginning in 1984, members of the National Security Council, particularly North, began seeking alternative non-U.S. government sources of support. King Fahd of Saudi Arabia, for example, provided a million dollars per month from May to December 1984. The upkeep of the Contras continued in a covert fashion, with support from a disparate array of U.S. government officials, opportunistic middlemen and operatives in the NSC and CIA. In essence, Reagan's foreign policy was being privatized and shielded from both Congress and the American people.
Robert Busby is the author of "Reagan and the Iran-Contra Affair: The Politics of Presidential Recovery." More Robert Busby.


text:
LinkedIn is an interconnected network of experienced professionals from around the world, representing 170 industries and 200 countries. You can find, be introduced to, and collaborate with qualified professionals that you need to work with to accomplish your goals.
Date | Type | Amount | Investors | Valuation |
11/01/03 | Series A | 4.7M | Charles River Ventures | Unknown |
10/01/04 | Series B | 10M | The Founders Fund | Unknown |
01/01/07 | Series C | 12.8M | Sequoia Capital | Unknown |
View more financial info about LinkedIn |
Sara Clemens (VP)
A. George Battle (Board Member)
Nick Besbeas (VP)
Steve Cadigan (VP)
Mike Gamson (SVP)
A new social recruiting platform built on top of skills, interests, and experiences to help you… See Company Profile »
A-One Innovation Technologies Pvt. Ltd.:
A One Innovation Technologies Pvt. Ltd offers a cost effective solution for small Companies and Individuals… See Company Profile »
Identified is a professional search engine. Using the power of social data on Facebook, Identified's proprietary… See Company Profile »
Zerply is a professional network built around people who love what they do. We believe that… See Company Profile »
Demanjo is a simple and powerful web application for posting and finding jobs, new and used… See Company Profile »
LinkedIn turns 10, celebrates 'Cinco de LinkedIn'
May 7, 2013 12:28 am
LinkedIn employees around the world celebrated "Cinco de LinkedIn" on May 5, 2013 as the company turned 10, co-founder Reid Hoffman wrote… Continue reading 〉
LinkedIn CEO assuages fears, points to long-term growth opportunities
May 2, 2013 10:54 pm
Careers-focused social network LinkedIn shook investors' confidence today when it issued a weak guidance. As we reported, LinkedIn's Q1 2013 performance… Continue reading 〉
LinkedIn shares tumble 10% after decent Q1 earnings, poor guidance
May 2, 2013 8:35 pm
Business social network LinkedIn just posted its Q1 2013 earnings, and while the results trumped expectations, investors seem a bit… Continue reading 〉


text:
Have you ever wanted to see Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg on screen together pretending to be university students? Or would you maybe just settle to see them if it was free and you were bored? I would.
Valedictorian hopeful Devin Overstreet (Khalifa) struggles to pen his graduation speech when it becomes clear that all his academic overachievements have left him with little to no real-life experiences. He finds an unlikely inspiration in the lowest achiever on campus, Mac Johnson (Snoop Dogg). But Mac his own character complexities, and how complex they are! Mac, a 15-year senior and consummate ladies' man, is smitten by the school's new substitute chemistry teacher. He soon realizes that the only way he'll truly have a chance with her is if he finally graduates high school. In three weeks' time, Mac will need to cram four years of high school academics, while Devin crams four years of teenage experience.
If you'd like a copy of Mac & Devin Go To High School, email email@example.com with the answer to this question: who would win in a fight between Chris Brown and Drake – and how?
Aussie-Swedish duo Nick and Liesl and back in Australia. 2011 saw them tour Australia and Europe with their critically acclaimed debut album Feather and only days after returning from overseas they wowed crowds at the 2011/2012 Woodford Folk Festival.
The European tour, which took them through Germany, Belgium, France and Switzerland, included live performances on French TV and German radio as well as at the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg. After the tour Nick and Liesl returned to Sweden for some family time and, inspired by the haunting winter darkness there, worked on new material for the next album.
They are now back in the country for a year of festivals, recording and, quite unexpectedly, writing for the stage. The play, which fuses art, drama and music, will feature songs from Nick and Liesl's previous releases as well as new material purposely written for the performance.
If you'd like a double pass to their show, kicking off 7pm, email email@example.com and tell him which kind of plumage you'd have if you were suddenly transformed into a bird-person. Take this seriously – it could save your life one day.
Joined by geomorphologist and former TV weatherman Rob Gell, The Griffyn Ensemble will perform Cloudy With A Chance of Rain as part of this year's National Science Week. Described as 'music spanning genre and geography in an entertaining scientific journey through the four seasons', the program features re-imaginings of everything from Crowded House and Burt Bacharach to contemporary music from Uruguay, Latvia and Japan, as well as classic Debussy and Schubert.
Staged as a weather forecast, the concert will explore changes in the weather and environment across the four seasons with geographical context and commentary provided by Gell. 2.30pm start.
To win a double pass to the show, email email@example.com and tell him what you would do if you had a weatherperson's blue screen background and could project anything you wanted onto it?
'Attractive traveler seeks true love. Must have excellent taste in music. Be from Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Newcastle, Sydney or Brisbane. Be available in August for a blind date. Strangers to dance floors need not apply.
'High maintenance? Maybs. Shallow? I mean, yeah, I want someone fit. Fuck off you don't. And you can't dance? I have fixed ideas about what's good dance and what isn't. Don't tell me it's all about enjoying what you're doing. Is all this written by members of the band? I don't have to answer that. Is all of you loved by your mother?'
August is set to have the nation coming together for an all-in blind date when three bands get to know each other whilst blazing a trail across seven cities.
Party starters Jinja Safari have plans to return to the UK, as they were hand-picked for Bestival in September later this year, but not before reminding Australia why the are one-of-a-kind on the Blind Date Tour.
For Kody Neilson, the mastermind behind Opossom, music is in each step, each breath and every waking moment. Tackling topics of love, drugs with a little DIY, Opossom will take fellow blind-daters on a pulsing rollercoaster.
Rounding off this triple bill is Los Angeles' White Arrows. New single Roll Forever saw the band take on the UK with their storming live set. With a show compared by the Daily Post as being led into "a cul-de-sac of orgasmic, sweet indie-synth-psychedelic pop" that "blow(s) our tiny little mind".
If you want to win a double pass to these self-possessed music whizzes' show, email firstname.lastname@example.com with the three ultimate dealbreakers on a blind date.
On the eve of World War I, Zurich and Vienna are the setting for a dark tale of sexual and intellectual discovery in. Drawn from true-life events, A Dangerous Method explores the turbulent relationships between fledgling psychiatrist Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender), his mentor Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) and Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), the beautiful but disturbed young woman who comes between them. Sensuality, ambition and deceit set the scene for the pivotal moment when Jung, Freud and Sabina come together and split apart, forever changing the face of modern thought.
Fassbender is stoically European, reserved and mild-mannered one minute and stripping down to his unders in a sado-masochistic thrashing the next. Keira Knightley throws her jaw around like a kid chasing other kids in the park with a used condom on the end of a stick. Magic!
A Dangerous Method was directed by David Cronenberg (Eastern Promises, A History of Violence) from a screenplay by Academy Award winning writer Christopher Hampton (Atonement, Dangerous Liaisons), who adapted his own stage play, The Talking Cure, for the screen.
If you'd like a copy, email firstname.lastname@example.com with the names of three sexual deviants you believe are passing as normal directors/actors/actresses in Hollywood. Surprise him! Surprise yourself…
The ultimate hip hop collection returns, spanning three decades of classic cuts. Ministry of Sound have worked their way through the most iconic moments in hip hop to create an impressive follow-up to the successful Anthems: Hip-Hop. Anthems: Hip-Hop Vol. 2 dusts off Brooklyn, Inglewood, Compton, Long Beach, and The Bronx's finest in a retrospective collection of essential tracks that defined the hip hop movement and the genre itself.
Alongside the new illuminati, joints from Naughty By Nature, Notorious B.I.G., Run-DMC, OutKast, Lil Wayne, Naughty By Nature, Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Drake, Tyga, Wu-Tang Clan, Nas & Lauryn Hill, N.W.A., and Salt-N-Pepa soundtrack three discs of beats for the party, the heads and the lovers.
And you know what's even better about this compilation? All the proceeds go back to the artists whose work Ministry of Sound have compiled!
I'm totally fucking with you. That's not happening – like, at all. Actually, I'd be surprised if the artists on this compilation are aware that it's being released. I mean, it's still great music. Hell, it's really great music, but seriously – these people are being RINSED.
SO GET IN ON IT! If you'd like a copy, email email@example.com and tell him who on this compilation you think least deserves money for their work and why.
The ultimate girl power rock combination will be visiting Zierholz soon to promote The Line, a campaign aimed at promoting a discussion of respect in relationships. Owl Eyes and Stonefield, two of Australia's youngest all-girl rock acts, are bringing their combined forces to bear on one of the best-sounding and chicest venues currently operating north side and possibly in the ACT at large.
I'm glad this is happening because my woman doesn't respect my right to fill her mouth with cotton buds while she's sleeping. And while we're making love. And all the time, really. I just love that cute face she makes, like, 'Arsehole, I can't breathe…' I'm sick of this stigma around disrespect in relationships – that it's always the men responsible. So we want to come on things that don't belong to us and put cotton buds in people! Whatever.
I'm going to talk to Owl Eyes and Stonefield and see if they have any suggestions as to how a modicum of decency can be forced on my partner. If you'd like to do the same, email firstname.lastname@example.com and tell him the most disrespectful thing you've ever done. [Note: if it's seriously bleak you may not get the tickets.]
No two shows are ever the same! Fast-talking, foul mouthed Jason Mewes and his "hetero life partner" Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) hit the DVD format with their highly praised live comedy show, Jay & Silent Bob Get Old.
Following the release of the cult-classic film Clerks in 1994, the two quickly became much loved stoner icons, with their mischievous characters going on to star in Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks 2, all of which were written and directed by Smith – so it's sort of no wonder that they were in them.
Smith and Mewes have since developed an extraordinarily likeable live show. They just sit down and chat for an hour; tell stories, tell jokes, have arguments, talk family, fame, anything that comes to mind. It sounds dull on paper but it's really just a return to the entertainment of old – conversation. Can't recommend this highly enough.
If you'd like a copy, email firstname.lastname@example.com and tell him which Kevin Smith characters you'd have a roundtable with and what you'd talk about.
Five double passes to Farewell, My Queen (M)
Two Enola Fall/Tales In Space Prize Packs, incl. double passes and EPs
Three double passes to Vagabond Music Festival (Kangaroo Valley, NSW)
Double passes to every film in Palace Electric Cinema's Vintage Electric Season!
Subscribe to our mail-list!


text:
UNION — Cleanup of the Buffalo Mill property and Union County properties going online were among topics discussed at Tuesday night's Union County Council meeting.
Howard Johnson — owner of the Buffalo Mill property — spoke to council about the cleanup of the site. Following discussion, councilman Tommy Ford made a motion to rescind the appeal granted to Johnson in the past, returning him accountable for the property immediately. The board decided in a vote of 3-1 to rescind the appeal.
The discussion leading to the decision included Johnson telling council that it was embarrassing for him to have to continue to come and report to council every month, always having to say that he does not have money to clean the property.
"I'm sorry I made a mess there and don't have the money to clean it up," Johnson said. "I've never sit in your place, but you've never been in my place."
Supervisor Tommy Sinclair agreed, telling Johnson it was embarrassing for him as well, to walk around Buffalo and be asked why he isn't doing something about the situation or to help the Buffalo community.
Johnson began cleaning the property in 2008.
"In my mind, council reached out to you and understood your conditions," Sinclair said. "Progress was made for two or three months, but it has certainly deteriorated."
Sinclair explained to Johnson that, after council decided to rescind the appeal, he will no longer be required to report to council. He will now have to show progress to the code enforcement officer as it was before he made the appeal in the first place.
In other business, Sinclair said he met with qPublic — a company that offers a system for distributing public records online. He said he will look at two other proposals, although he could not imagine another company being more functional.
"This does not put us ahead of anybody; it catches us up with most other counties," Sinclair said.
Clerk of Court Freddie Gault offered that when Congressman Mick Mulvaney was in his office last week, he said that a company from New York looked at opening in either York or Chester County. Because York was online and Chester wasn't — and the company did not have time to visit Chester — Mulvaney told Gault the company picked York County.
Sinclair added that going online would benefit those locally as well.
A more in-depth look at items discussed at Tuesday's council meeting will be available in future editions of The Union Daily Times and at www.uniondailytimes.com.
Staff Writer Derik Vanderford can be reached at 864-427-1234, ext. 29, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Narrow by tag
more…Sign up for our newsletter
Jeffrey's Picks
Want to try a smaller size before indulging big time? Check out our tasty samples! $2.50 a sample.
Order online or call 800-558-6887
Your shopping cart is empty
Returning customer? Sign in to your account
One of our most delicious dried fruit treats. Strawberries are a fan favorite! Excellent for cereals, muffins, cakes and snacks.
All natural dried organic mission figs. Grown with no chemicals or pesticides. These small black mission figs pack a mellow sweet flavor.
The California raisins are rolled in a yogurt mixture to create a very rich and sweet snack.
A sweet and delectable dried pineapple that everyone loves!
Dried mission figs are a bit smaller and sweeter than the Calimyrna variety. These also have a slight pinkish hue in the middle.
This dried tropical fruit salad will take your taste buds right to the tropics. Not sure which one of our tropical fruits you like the best? Try this mix for a sample of them all. Delicious dried pineapple, papaya, kiwi, mango, strawberries,pomelo, and star fruit.
All natural organic raisins covered in organic dark chocolate.
Plump raisins covered in a delicious creamy sugar free yogurt covered coating.
All natural organic raisins covered in organic milk chocolate.
Premium dried bing cherries smothered in chocolate and then layered with red couveture.
Plump raisins covered in Greek yogurt. With less fat and more protein than regular yogurt, these raisins are a new twist on a delicious treat!
Strawberry yogurt raisins are a new twist on an old treat!
Small diced chunks of dried pineapple smothered in the richest dark chocolate. An amazing taste combination.
Only the finest dried cranberries in a sweet and delicious yogurt covering.
Whole dried blueberries, milk chocolate, luscious fruit couveture
Whole dried bing cherries covered in a smooth and delicious pastel couveture then smothered in white chocolate.
Wow! These sure are good. Huge tart cherries smothered in a creamy yogurt coating. Tart and sweet at the same time. These will surely make your taste buds tingle!!
Whole strawberries coated in milk chocolate and then covered with pastel strawberry couveture.
Milk chocolate apricot pieces in a pastel couveture.
Whole cranberries covered in milk chocolate and a cranberry couverture.
Showing 1-20 of 20
Want to try a smaller size before indulging big time? Check out our tasty samples! $2.50 a sample.
© Copyright 1999–2013 Nuts.com — Privacy Policy — Sitemap


text:
Being one of the most famous Filipino foods, most provinces all around the country have their own type of "suman" which they claim as their signature version .Right now, we are indeed lucky because we are going to bring you on a travel to the different provinces of the Philippines as we try to distinguish the different appearances and tastes of various "suman" or rice cakes coming from their respective origins.
1. Suman Ibus Recipe – This type of "suman" is the perfect combination of ripe mangoes as the said dish is characterized by its being salty. As part of our local history, this is known as the exact type of suman which Dr. Jose Rizal, our national hero, would love to eat. By appearance, these cakes are usually wrapped in young coconut leaves and are being sold in bundles along the native delicacy stalls of Central Luzon Provinces.
2. Suman sa Lihiya – Such Genuine Filipino rice cake could be eaten with hot chocolate or coffee for beverage. Its name came from its appearance when the cooked banana leaf (banana leaf is used as a wrapper) changes the original color of these rice cakes from white to green. As of its origin, you would know that the "suman Lihiya" is genuinely made in Oriental Mindoro when it comes with coco jam for its dip instead of the traditional grated coconut and sugar dip.
Suman Sa Lihiya Image By Rice Recipe - Philippine Rice Research Institute |
4. Linapet – Is another enticing rice cake which is created in Mountain Province and in some areas of Ilocos Region. Like typical rice cakes, they come in stick form and covered with banana leaves but what makes this variety unique is its role in a Filipino Funeral tradition. That's right; this enticing food variation for "suman" is used as an offering for the spirits on a traditional Funeral Prayer Ritual.
5. Suman Latik – Started to become well known in "LeyTe" and has continued to spread and had variations in Luzon Provinces. What distinguishes Suman Latik to other types of local Rice cake is its unique dip made from syrup of honey with "latik" or coconuts curdle.
Alright, I guess we all have filled our brains with enough information about these different types of Local Rice cakes "sumans" made in different provinces. I know that reading about these food made us feel hungry and eager to visit these different provinces where the 5 most tasty and genuine Filipino suman is created. I hope you all enjoyed reading my article have a great day and I hope to see you enjoy eating local rice along the native delicacy stores of every province that has been mentioned in the article.


text:
Do you sell apparel? If so, M. Fried Store Fixtures has everything you need to display your products in the best way possible. We offer hangers specifically for the small, delicate items meant for babies and children and shirt, lingerie, dress, and coats hangers. Flat suit and coat hangers are also available in choices of wood and make a handsome edition when you want to make a lasting impression when displaying fine clothing. Choose from a selection of colors, quantities, and styles.
Show per page |
View as: List Grid | Sort by |
Wide Neck Shirt Hangers - 17" - Black
Box of 100RK870B
These hangers have extra wide necks to accommodate shirts, sweaters, and coats.
Heavy Weight Shirt Hangers - 17" - Black
Box of 100H5400B
Our most popular hangers are great for hanging all types of clothes.
Knitwear Hangers - 16" - Black
Box of 100PC16BSW
This non-slip hanger is made of steel, coated with a specially formulated non-slip plastic that cushions knitwear and helps keep them from slipping off the hanger. This hanger could also be used for lingere or other fine fabric garments.
Men's Shirt Hangers - 18" - Black
Box of 500EH18B
These black economical plastic shipping hangers are perfect for mens shirts and other garments.
Show per page |
View as: List Grid | Sort by |
Get a price quote on Hangers
Why can't I add this item to cart?
We believe that placing your order in person, rather than by the click of a button, will ensure that you get the right products to meet your store's needs, at the right price. Our knowledgeable staff will review every order individually to make sure you receive exactly what you requested. Call us for individualized, one-on-one service at 877-544-2999.Hi, Your call back request has been submitted.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!


text:
Description: An unmistakable landmark from the top of Corcovado and seen as a breathtaking view as you leave the tunnel, the lake is largely used by locals as a ... More |
I am brazilian and proud of having such a wonderful place in my loved Brazil. The view is just amazing. It's a heaven on earth. You can see the whole ...More |
Most of the tourists want to go to Copacabana. The famous beach from the 50´s is not the same. Too many big buildings with small apartments were built ...More |
Description: One of the few surviving landmarks from the colonial era, this aqueduct was finished in 1750. At one time it carried water down from the Rio Carioca, ... More |
I loved my staying in Barra - A paradise in Rio - There you might enjoy the beach, the nature, the hills, the forest and at the same time you are ...More |
Description: Formerly known as Forte São Teodósio, the current name became official in 1618 when the elaborate stone gate was built. In 1872, the fortress was ... |
i loved hiking up this hill. my husband is a fat ass and hated it. i will always go back and re visit this place. wonderful! |
Description: This is the best place to visit to get an idea of what Rio once looked like and immerse yourself in the local natural habitat. You will see monkeys ... More |
Esse time é para todos os gays (masculino), pois tem tradições e raízes para voltadas na luta contra o preconceito! |
Description: An extensive library completed in 1887 with more than 350,000 volumes, among them a rare 1572 edition of Luís de Camões's "Os Lusíadas." Located ... |
it was so great AND GOOD my family loved it and nearby the beach is lovely!! PLUS GREAT FOOD! Its great for little children and in the evening lovely ...More |
The museum was really nice. I'm teaching in Rio for the next four months and we visited the museum as a class filed trip. As nice as the museum was, ...More |
Description: Casa do Pontal is the largest museum of Brazilian folk art, displaying around 5,000 sculptures by more than 200 artists from every region of the ... More |
Description: This beach is located right next to Ipanema at the far west end of the same stretch of sand. Some of Rio's most chic clubs, restaurants and boutiques ... More |
Superb place to go for a few jars and also busy in the weekends! You can also get nice food here if you are tired of the local cousine! Football games ...More |
Paqueta is a charming island in the bay on which Rio de Janeiro is located. No vehicles are allowed on the island, and this alone speaks volumes about ...More |
Description: This is one of the best singles bars in Rio, always full of young beautiful people. The distinctive setting will entertain just about everyone with ... More |
Description: A large shopping centre, the first of its kind in Rio, located between the beaches and the city centre, near the famous Canecão theatre, with a large ... More |
Description: Lojas Americanas is a chain of department stores spread across the country. More than 30 years old, they sell virtually everything, usually less ... More |
Description: Inaugurated in 1910, the National Library is the largest in Latin America, with a collection of over nine million titles, including many rare books ... More |
Description: Nature lovers will enjoy hiking this 2,769 feet mountain from which one has an impressive view of the city and the beaches below. The mountain was ... More |
Just the most beautiful Mall so many Stores Food Courts more then 18 Movie Screens a Antique Rio Marquet inside the Mall , monorail around the Mall ...More |
By keeping map refresh on, you will see new search results as you move the map.
Yes, keep on No, turn it off


text:
Also Trending
- O's use HRs for first win ever vs. Verlander
- Red Sox sweep Rays on Gomes' walk-off HR
- Today's MLB starting lineups: June 19
vs Mets | 6/27 | |
vs Giants | 6/28 - 30 |
Follow the Rockies with MLB.com At Bat, featuring live audio, Gameday, video highlights, news, schedules and more. Available for Apple iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets.
Text "Get Rockies" to 65246 to sign up. Text STOP to 65246 to opt-out. Text HELP to 65246 for assistance. $3.99/month
Msg&Data Rates May Apply. Expect 15-20 msg/wk.
Text "ROCKIES" to 97475 to sign up. Text STOP to 97475 to opt-out. Text HELP to 97475 for assistance.
Msg&Data Rates May Apply. Expect 1-2 msg/wk.


text:
3M Worldwide > 3Mcom_Float_Head_2012
A 4.5-inch-wide hole delivers help to 33 miners trapped a half-mile underground
"Listen in on an astronaut's heart. From Earth.
Cleaning suppliers should make the whole world cleaner, not just the kitchen.
A growing city needs power. And space is precious.
Discover the secret that supports the vision of creative architects like Frank Gehry.
3M systems have helped Syrian refugees find their families, food, and medicine.
At work. At home. At play.
Nexcare™ Products have a full line of waterproof first aid products for every occasion.


text:
use the following search parameters to narrow your results:
e.g. subreddit:aww site:imgur.com dog
subreddit:aww site:imgur.com dog
see the search faq for details.
advanced search: by author, subreddit...
23,301 users here now
Welcome to r/Funny:
You may only post if you are funny.
hover for details
Looking for something else? Visit our friends!
Posts that specifically break Reddit's rules will be removed
CSS - BritishEnglishPolice, Paradox, GuitarFreak, Airmandan & Co ©2013
Roommate found the greatest thing for his bunny at work yesterday [x-post from r/aww] (imgur.com)
submitted 3 months ago by Lotsabober
view the rest of the comments →
[–]Only_Sleeping 1 point2 points3 points 3 months ago
oh sweet jesus. i have no words. bless you OP
all it takes is a username and password
for more information, see our privacy policy.
create account
is it really that easy? only one way to find out...
already have an account and just want to login?
π Rendered by PID 8360 on app-69 at 2013-05-24 19:45:04.056681+00:00 running 08bbe67.


text:
in Bloomington, MN
5 attending
in Roseville, MN
20 attending · 2 waiting
in St. Louis Park, MN
9 attending
in Minneapolis, MN
10 attending
in Minneapolis, MN
25 attending
in Minneapolis, MN
30 attending · 9 waiting
in Roseville, MN
25 attending
in Bloomington, MN
37 attending
in Minneapolis, MN
5 attending
17 Meetup Groups match "Open Source" near Wayzata, MN
There are no upcoming Meetups.
Bring your laptops, sketch pads, and a creative spark. This "open workshop" is a mobile space for socializing, working on your own personal (or collaborative) projects, sharing with and learning from each other, and exploring new and provocative design: from hardware (i.e. www.arduino.cc) to software (i.e. anything Google, Ruby on Rails and other MVC Frameworks, Drupal, cool open source projects like Processing) to digital art (i.e. CS4) and web media (Flash, CSS, etc). There are wonderfully cre …
There are no upcoming Meetups.
A place for system administrators, database administrators, software engineers, web developers to come and discuss open source databases. We envision looking at technologies we can learn to utilize for our environments. No more do you have a homogeneous environment but consistently are leveraging multiple tools in your stack. Regardless of your fancy come here to learn about all that open databases have to offer such as MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Memcached, Redis, CouchDB and more. Remember, …
There are no upcoming Meetups.
Reaching out to all Cloud Computing Enthusiasts ! This is a group for users, enthusiasts and those curious about Cloud Foundry Open PaaS and BOSH Deployment. - Learn to deploy and scale applications in seconds, without locking yourself into a single cloud. - Network with other industry professionals and with the Product Management Team at cloud Foundry. - Learn about Cloud Foundry for the Enterprise - Provide feedback on features you'd like to see Cloud Foundry is an open platform as a service, …
The Minnesota PHP User Group is a community for people to network, share knowledge, and learn about PHP, the various frameworks and open source technologies.
There are no upcoming Meetups.
Meet other developers using Meteor. Share your knowledge, apps, and get feedback from others. Meteor is an open-source platform for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time, whether you're an expert developer or just getting started.
This is a group for IT professionals, architects and developers to find and share information and experiences on one of the major open source middleware platforms.
You know who you are. You see the dry cleaner sorting though a stack of paper slips and you think "I could write an app for that". You want to measure the steps in a process and improve it with an open source platform. We come up with ideas. We come up with ways to realize those ideas. We build web apps. We want to highlight trusted tools of the trade, cool projects that you are contributing to, and review cutting edge technology. When we have a solid group it would be great to pool together our …
There are no upcoming Meetups.
Open to all those interested in Apache Cassandra, Big Data, Hadoop, Hive, Hector, NoSQL, Solr, and high scalability. Let's get together and share what we know.
The Minnesota DNN User Group is comprised of DotNetNuke (DNN) enthusiasts and professionals looking to share and discover new and exciting ways to leverage the DNN platform. Our group is open to all DNN users: developers, skinners, administrators, architects and service providers.
The Twin Cities R User Group is the local R user group for Minneapolis and St. Paul. We have a monthly informal "Happy Hour", and every 2-3 months have a meeting with guest speakers.
We are a local user group for those 'sotans who administer, develop, design or admire web sites built on the concrete5 content management system. Our mission is bringing like-minded people together to share experiences, insights, and techniques. Our meetings are a mix of informal discussion, rumor milling, and interactive presentations. And beer.
A group to meet and discuss, learn and present on the myriad of web technologies that Google supports, promotes and offers. Main discussion board at https://groups.google.com/group/gdg-tc. Join us on Google Plus!
Meetup details are available only to members.
This user group is for people who develop or are interested in developing applications for the iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad. Do you have a project you'd like to create? Whether you're just into sharing ideas, or you would like to get some help developing your million dollar app, this is the group for you! You'll meet other developers and entrepreneurs in your area with whom you can discuss opportunities and get inspired. We'll also do a "deep dive" into more technical topics at some of the meetin …
This is a group targeted to engineers (both dev and ops), tech professionals, managers, leads, architects and entrepreneurs coming together to learn about and share information on DevOps processes, tools, practices and benefits.
There are no upcoming Meetups.
This group is for anyone that is interested in learning more about information security, networking, and Linux. We welcome all from beginner's level and to expert. We focus discussions mainly on Linux / UNIX platforms, networking, and security. The main focus of this group is to find people that want to learn more about Linux, networking, and security. This group was founded to bring together an "IT community" interested in these topics and improving on everyone's best practices to keep our priv …
This is a group for all whom are interested in DotNetNuke (aka DNN). If you're a web master, a content provider, a module developer or Portal provider this group is for you. Even if you're not familiar with DotNetNuke, but need a robust scale-able content management system for your business, come see how DotNetNuke could be the Web Site System for you. DotNetNuke helps organizations build and manage content-rich websites, social intranets and online communities. It is the most widely adopted Web …
Kirtan Gatherings is your source for events related to kirtan, chanting, meditation and more in and around the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. These gatherings are supportive of the personal exploration of the spiritual path and living in community with an open heart and mind. Our organizers and event hosts make every effort to list all available events that may be of interest to our community. Please check the calendar for a list of events such as: Kirtan Meditation Workshops Classes Special celebr …
Get an alert email when new Meetup Groups like this start near you.
You'll get advice, help finding members, and tools to make running a Meetup Group easier.


text:
Alfonso Batalla's Landscape Under Construction Photos Look At Memory And Reality, Past And Present
Alfonso Batalla's 'Landscape Under Construction' photo series are about the present and the past, memory and reality and the fragile nature of time. The concept is quite straight forward, he found vacant abandoned spaces and filled them with new objects, a juxtaposition that serves to heighten the difference between past and present, our perception of reality and the new and old such as a carousel in an abandoned paper factory, a pinball machine in an old coal mine or an ATM in the side of an old stone cottage.
Here's what Batalla has to say about the series:
In this work a new, ordinary, shiny element many times related to our childhood is digitally inserted in a powerful decaying architectural environment. This has something to do with hegel/heideger philosophical concepts. in a simple explication we, human beings, live usually in a 'being there' status. we are happy, or sad, with our jobs, properties, family…from time to time we feel a kind of distress, anguish, and we start to realize what we are. we might call this condition 'being oneself'.
In this work, decaying architecture represents the truth about ourselves while the intruding element, be it the dolphin, merry go round, car, sofa, pinball or whatever, represents what we see of reality when we are just being there. Both true reality and beauty are in the decay. curiously, this work has its own life. nowadays, with the deep recession that isolates mostly southern europe I am starting to see that the dolphin is more real and the abandoned building more fake, so possibly the world is not so bad as we see it now.
Via Design Boom
169 total views, 1 today


text:
Wise Whimsical Owl – Watercolor and Ink
Click on image to zoom
More than meets the eye! Just like life, if you zoom in on the eye, you will see that I have line shading with ink. At first you might not notice it, but if you look closer into the painting or at life, there's more there than originally thought. It's amazing to me that although 50 years old, I am continually learning daily. Learning from what I have done wrong in the past, what I have done correct, and just flat-out learning things new to my life. I have started giving private art lessons, which is new to me, I am a father of young ladies venturing off into their own life and not just my little girls depending on me, and soon looking at retirement of a job that I have had for 26 years… Life has been and continues to be an adventure. I see things that I want to try, even if I started today doing them all, I'm pretty sure that I would run out of time before completing a lot of them. Where would I even start? Traveling, seeing and doing things in different places, Art, my goodness the creativity that I see now days just makes my head swim with ideas of my own, sports, wood working, archeology digs, repurposing objects into art and furniture, metal detecting, and that's just a start. Now let's include hunting, fishing, ocean walks, family, wife, my, daughters and yes, maybe even someday… grandchildren!
A wise old man once said "Life begins in a moment, and ends even Quicker" Okay an old man did say it, he's not wise, but the old man knows, because that old man is me!
My advice to young people, never put off things! Whether it's work, play or family, get up, get out, and just do it, or you will miss out on so much and wished that you had a chance to do it all over someday. I see so much laziness from young and old now days wasting their time watching tv, computers, games, and other items that keeps people from growing. There is a place in this world for all of them, and I do use them daily, but I limit my time on each, and enjoy the outdoors, activities and people so much more than those items. Now get off the computer and find a passion that brings out the creativity, energy, emotion, or the help of others!
7″ x 10″ watercolor with pen and ink eyes and shading
Sisters… who needs them
Sisters… who needs them? I do, I do! My family means so much to me, and my sisters are no exception. I painted this painting for my sister that helps me so much with my parents and is there when I need her. Ever since my parents got there divorce when we were really young, all of the siblings have been extremely close and helped each other get thru several very ugly years of divorce. Because of this, we have a special bond that goes beyond most siblings relationships. To all my siblings far and near, thank you for your love and help thru troubled and wonderful times!
Future Wine – Watercolor
I'm not a wine expert or even close, but I do like a glass of dry wine every once in a while. The Biltmore wines (Ashville, N. Carolina) is some of my favorite. If you have never visited the Vanderbilt home known as the Biltmore… It's a must! This home (Castle) is not only the biggest home in the U.S., but built amazing collection of history, arts, furniture, and grandeur of architecture. First indoor bowling ally, 70,000 gallon indoor heated and lighted pool, instant hot water through out the entire home, which is a 179,000 square foot home… 179,000 square feet. I have been there 4 times and simply amazed every time I go. You can google it, but believe me everything photo found, will not do the actual room, garden, wood working, furnishings, and art pieces justice, it's a must see in real life to appreciate it.
So take a trip and visit this beautiful home and winery, and have a few taste test glasses for me!
Nothing like a Longneck – watercolor
This is one of three Wildlife mom and babe paintings that I will be doing for small notes and prints. I will be using various colors including greens, purples, reds and other colors to bring a little flair to each. These giraffes have purple, reds, orange and blues to make the spots and shading. I have a full schedule of shows and commissions, but I hope to maintain the blog the best that I can.
The parents and babe series came from the realization that my own children our becoming adults and how I miss them and the tender moments when they were little. They are still full of love, but are working, and going to college, so very little time to see us, but when they do, it's truly a joy. When my parents warned me that time flies by even faster when you get older and I didn't think that was possible, but I realize now… it's true!
Small projects – Watercolor
Had time to play on a few small paintings, and decided to do one from a photo that a friend had sent to me of a tree at a university which held memories for her. The tree is a pen and ink, with watercolor greens and yellows. The other is from a beautiful photo found on paintmyphoto.ning.com. A great place for reference photos and subjects. This painting is all watercolor on 140 lb cold press paper. I hope to have more soon to come if time allows. Thanks and everyone have a great week.
A small watercolor sketch that I painted from a photo on paintmyphoto.ning.com, from a beautiful photo http://paintmyphoto.ning.com/photo/clovelly-roofs. This is a watercolor but I believe that I am going to do it on a larger scale and either oil or acrylics. The whites on the housing are a brilliant white and I want to capture that better than I did on the sketch.
I hope everyone is doing well and especially my friends on the east coast that is soon getting slammed by a blizzard. Take care and be safe and I hope to post a better painting soon.
Going Old School – Watercolor
I'm not sure which is older and in worse shape, this old school building or myself! This is a one room school building here in southern Indiana that a friend has located in her backyard. This 5″ x 7″ pen and ink, watercolor painting that I did was painted from a photo that she had taken earlier.
It's funny to me, when I think of all the brilliant people who was taught in schools similar to this. Abraham Lincoln for one, actually grew up just miles from this school, and that's not counting the great Philosophers, Engineers, Inventors, Astronomers, Physicist, etc. that we're taught and excelled in classrooms similar to this. I hold education so important seeing that I wasted mine earlier in my life, but my question to you is why is it that we keep spending more and more money, millions upon billions on improving our schools and yet getting horrible results. A local high school has received millions and looks like the best of any small college in technology, and yet the graduation rate is less than 75% and minority rate is even much lower. Maybe it isn't the money spent, but what has changed in the areas of discipline (in schools, but more importantly at home), pride of both the child and parents, the respect for elders, parents and teachers from a child, and hard work, and that flat-out means stop being lazy America, whether your a child or an adult. I think it's time we stop using money as an excuse for our problems and start looking at ourselves for the answers. A new computer can't teach life lessons to a child, like that of a person who loves them. Time to step-up, be the person that you were meant to be. Yes it's hard work, time-consuming, and sometimes heart breaking, but like I have always told my daughters, most things that come easy aren't worth having, and the rewards that are received after so much effort… is worth millions (or something like that).
Everyone have a great weekend, and let's make a change for ourself and others that we touch this weekend!
Polar Express Train – Watercolor
This is my watercolor of the French Lick Train that they use for a Polar Express train ride and dinner in French Lick, Indiana. French Lick has a magnificent Inn and the West Baden Hotel that was considered on of the wonders of the world at one time and is absolutely beautiful. I will be at an art show there this weekend. West Baden was once a hotel for the rich and hollywood famous, and after a complete remodel, should still be considered one of the best. I hope to do more private showings soon, and possibly some travels in the near future. Have a great Christmas and Holidays!
Prints available
8″ x 11″ Image size = $20.00 + SH
11″ x 14″ Premium Suede Matted print = $35.00 + SH
Contact me at email@example.com
St. Paul church in Santa Claus Indiana
I will be at a arts and craft show in near by Santa Claus, Indiana this weekend and this is a small church that was going to be demolished but the owners of Holiday World Amusement Park saved it by moving it near the park. Hopefully I will be able to make cards or prints of it before the show. I have been extremely busy and haven't had a lot of time for blogging, but I hope that my blog friends will keep in touch and hang in there with me. Happy Holidays and God Bless you all!
Greens in Winter – Watercolor
Even though I am a warm weathered person, I love the heat, the sun and the oceans, there's not a lot of things in this world that is more calming and beautiful than a walk through a woods with fresh snow on the ground. It has a refreshing smell of pines and fresh air when you breathe it in, and to see the wildlife flying or running around as though they have a new lease on life. I love the convenience of the city, but the man to earth relationship of the country. I have always been an explorer at heart and the finding of foot prints, nest, bones, shells, and other wonders of the woods, just make it more exciting to wonder. There used to be a tag line on the Indiana license plates that said "Wonder Indiana", they must have created that by watching my actions. I can start a walk early in the morning and absolutely get lost in time and explore the woods an entire day. I know I have written about walking before, but a walk on concrete and asphalt isn't what I was talking about. Sure it's physically healthy to walk on streets, but the walking through nature, especially a woods or around a lake, is both mentally and physically healthy. This is great time of the year in the midwest to do so, the bugs are almost nonexistent and it's cool and refreshing, just make sure that you where bright orange or go to a park to avoid the deer hunters like myself. As you walk take time to look close at the shape of trees, the formation of the stones and landscape, and stop every once in a while and give time to fool the creators in to thinking that you're not there and listen to them communicate with song and chatter. I hope you have fun and think of me and this painting while doing so!
Have a great weekend!
Santa Sleigh – Watercolor
Ho Ho Ho, with a frost-bitten toe. His face is red, and he's been way over fed. But still delivering the goods, whether you live in the city or in the woods. Okay, I know, that's enough of that, so I'll stop. But what I was getting to is each year some of us receives gifts for Christmas and I was wondering what have been some of your favorites Christmas gifts in the past. This is my Santa print for 2012 and will be available soon.
Some of my favorites;
1. Red Rider BB gun, that's right just like in the movie. With red rider on the side and a leather strap hanging from a ring… loved it!
2. My first official nice stereo with high-speed dubbing cassette recording, with speaker past the hips in height… that's right, the bigger the better in those days.
3. Anything hunting and fishing
What are some of your favorites?
Christmas and Lace – Watercolor
Ryan, painting lace, I know and yes it's true, of course I wanted to add some camo to it, but fought the urge. This Christmas still life is a 8″ x 11″ watercolor image, framed in a 11″ x 14″ antiqued frame. I know it's early for Christmas and winter paintings, but I'm actually running late on them for upcoming shows. Prints are yet to come back from the printer and originals still need to be painted. I wanted a lot of lace and white cloth contrasting with the dark background, and most of the color high on the paintings edge. Please leave a comment letting me know what you think or what you would have done different.
Price: Original 8″ x 11″ watercolor, 11″ x 14″ frame $225.00 plus SH
African Bull Elephant – Watercolor
I had this beautiful frame and needed a painting to put in it, and elephants sell so fast I thought the texture would be perfect for it. Sorry for the poor photo, but I had it framed before I could get the picture. The watercolor image is a 4 1/2″ x 4 1/2″, the frame outside edge is 11″ square.
With the blowing dirt and dust around his trunk, and by using blues, greens, golds and other colors to the skin, I hoped to bring a little life to such a small painting.
Price: Original watercolor, framed $125.00 plus shipping
Jingles the Snowman – Watercolor print
Burrrrr! It's getting a little FROSTY (the other guy) around here in southern Indiana. The temperature has dropped, the leaves are turning golden orange, red and yellow, and yes, winter is just around the corner. This is one of four watercolors that will be made into Giclee prints that can be matted to fit a 11 x 14 frame. The photo is a temporary for my blog only, but will be professionally taken for the prints. I will only have about a 100 prints of each scene, and will cost around $15.00 depending on printing cost. Of course the whites and colors of the painting will be much better when taken professionally. I hope to have them available in a few weeks along with another Santa print, The church steeple and the winter nighttime barn scene. I hope you enjoy Jingle the snowman and will check in soon to purchase for yourself or someone for a gift for the holidays.
Winter Steeple – Holiday Card
This watercolor painting of a lovely old church steeple, will soon be available as prints and Christmas cards. I'm thinking of adding a cardinal in the trees just to add a touch of color, but not sure yet. I did a barn last year that I really liked (sold) that I added a wreath, the wreath was the only item with color. I'm hoping to have a snowman, another winter barn and possibly another Santa Claus. The print of last years Santa sold really well (artbyrhayes.com), I have a few left if you would like to purchase one. They are signed and numbered, and will fit a 16 x 20 frame once matted. I hope to have the cards soon of this years watercolors.
Blowing in the wind
Sitting in a clover field searching for a four-leaf clover, burning leaves and small insects with a magnifying glass, making new roadways through the grass and roots for the matchbox or hot wheels, or simply picking a dandelion seeding and waiting on a breeze and gently blowing the seeds into the wind, how sweet was life when this filled your day. Life has been a rush lately, not the rush as in adrenaline but a rush from here to there, do this and that, and an emotional roller coaster. I have been trying to slow it down and spend more time with family and things that I have been wanting to do, but as always, it's just not working out. This is the time of year in Indiana that makes these days seem worth it. Temperatures are in the 70′s and low 80′s (F), a gentle breeze and flowers are still blooming. So as I'm going to do the next few months, I hope you try to do the same, slow down, take a picnic with someone you care for, and appreciate the things that we have and those loved ones that we have. Have fun, and blow a dandelion in the air for me… if you have one!
This watercolor is a 5″ x 9″ on watercolor 140lb paper, with a salt technic used for parts of the dandelion and air movement behind it.
God's gift was given
So many people pray, whether whispered, spoken aloud, or maybe a simple quiet thought. I'm not sure if a prayer was answered or just given to me with-out prayer. We forget as our life passes by, the prayers that have been given with-out being ask for. It was almost eighty years ago, long before I was born, I was graced by God without being prayed for. You see my Mother-in-law was born in a small (really small town) in southern Indiana. Along with her twin brother and several other sisters and brothers, they grew up knowing a simple life, but a Christian life. That young girl as pretty as her middle name (Rose) would eventually marry a man who I admired and loved, and still do even today after his death twenty-three years ago. God graced me, and so many others by allowing us to know, their love and become a part of their family. I have been with the family for thirty-three years, and married to their beautiful gift from God for twenty-seven years.
We lost my father-in-law twenty-three years ago, and now my mother-in-law last week. I'll miss them both forever, but I find comfort in knowing that they are once again together. I realize now that a gift was given, and with that gift families were given even more gifts. Gifts from the Lord will always be there, we just have to accept them and love each and every one of them.
Ryan's Prayer
Thank you Lord
for the Rose that was gifted,
Its beauty and life,
the reason our hearts, will always be lifted.
A rose that brought love and sunshine
with her loving delicate touch,
a love that will never be forgotten,
and always be missed, so very much.
So bring her into heaven,
and please give her a special place,
place her soul in the heaven's bouquet,
allowing her and Gene to once again embrace.
The beauty in our heaven
has never been so bright,
two souls joined once again,
making a single, loving, brilliant light.
Allow their light to shine downward
upon us who keep them near to our heart,
for someday will be together again,
eternally never to part.
Lord I ask thee,
for this I pray,
keep them near your heart,
until we're all together again one day.
Robin, but where's Batman?
POW! BANG! BOOM! (old School Batman Lingo) This painting really doesn't fit any of the sound effects unless he had a really bad landing. This was a 15 minutes Miniature Watercolor, measuring in at 1 3/4″ x 1 3/4″. Just doing a little goofing off and thought that a small painting was due. The smallest that I have done was a 1″ x 1″ but lost it…. seriously hard to keep track of the darn things. Anyway I hope you enjoy looking. The reference photo is from Gary Jones at Paint-my-Photo. http://paintmyphoto.ning.com/photo/robin
Night-time winter barn – watercolor
I'm not sure that there is a more peaceful moment than taking a night-time stroll, while the ground is covered with brilliantly white snow. The really cool thing is, that a flashlight or any other form of light isn't needed, because the snow and moon creates its own illumination. The only few sounds that are heard, is the crunching of the packing snow under your feet, and the whispers of the wind blowing through the trees. I also think that you feel a little more alive, when you can feel the freshness and the crisp air entering your lung, and the visual of life, when you exhale. I think this is important now days because we seem to be just living life, not appreciating being alive! I have a wonderful friend, with a wonderful family, that just lost a wonderful brother. He was young, but cancer didn't care, and took his life just this weekend. He found out about his cancer less than a year ago, has battled strongly, but lost that battle Sunday. So the next time that you see your kids, parents, siblings and friends, squeeze a little harder on the hugs, grab their necks and wrap your arm around them a little more, and feel the love between your touch and their heart. And this winter if you are in an area that receives a white winters blanket, breath in and feel life entering your lungs, and breath out and see the air that God has given us, to enjoy the time that we have on the Earth.
This painting is dedicated to the memory of Larry, a brother of a friend, a son, father, husband, outdoorsman and a friend. Prayers for Larry's family, and prayers for those who are still battling this awful disease.
Little green apples
A splash of Green,
Eat to many,
A bathroom will soon be seen.
Covered with sugar,
surrounded by a crust,
The best way to eat,
an Apple pie is a must.
Just watch out for the seeds,
for those you don't want to swallow,
for if you do,
a tree inside you will soon follow.
It's Friday,
and I'm not much of a poet,
But for those who know me,
already know it!
Have a great weekend! Oh, the painting is a 5″ x 7″ watercolor wash, with ink line work. I', showing 2 stages of progress together. Just incase you wanted to know.
Orange Boats – Watercolor
This was painted from a wonderful photo by Ruth Archer from Paint-my-photo. I have had very little time in the evening for large detailed paintings, so these small quick paintings have been fitting in perfectly for me. I have paintings lined up for both commission and for prints to be made, and hopefully I will start on those soon. This year I hope to have more Christmas prints, Holiday cards and possibly a calendar of some of my work… I better get busy!
Thanks all for commenting, I love to see new faces and their comments, but also appreciate and love all that has followed my blog for years!
Cottage – watercolor
Just finished a watercolor over lunch of a wonderful photo from Steve Lyddon which is located on Paint-My-Photo. This site introduced to me by Leslie, has a huge amount of beautiful photos from photographers for the use of artist as references. I will be using often and hope that you'll do the same. Thanks Steve and Leslie!
The Bachelorette – The Rose
Emily! Sweet, sweet Emily! Could you get any sweeter? Call me what you want, but I hunt, fish, do all the redneck stuff that you can think of… and guess what, I'm caught up in this season of The Bachelorette. I usually will watch the show kind of, off and on, and really not be that interested, but this year, Emily (the bachelorette) is so freaking sweet and gorgeous, that she has to be fake or acting, so I FORCE myself to watch it. But my wife has been a pretty big fan most of the seasons and has consistently watch each show, along with several of her friends at work. Every year, or season, my wife have several ladies over for the final rose ceremony and I made the mistake the one year of surprising each lady with a rose when they came through the door… MISTAKE! The next time they arrived for the final rose ceremony, they all were upset because they were expecting roses again, and I had failed them. So this Sunday is the final show again, and I figured all the girls would be over again for my wife's party, and last night I painted this for my wife to give away to one of the girls. Great idea right, wrong, several are on vacation and others can't come over because of prior engagements… so I failed again! Oh well at least I took the time to paint again, I just haven't had the time lately.
Have a great weekend! and Emily, I'll see you sunday! LOL
Devil's Den – Gettysburg
Here are a few photos taken from my recent trip to Gettysburg PA. These are from the area of Little Round Top and Devil's Den, where one of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War took place. The sad thing is that this is an amazingly beautiful place, and if not familiar with the area, a person would have no idea that these same grounds was covered with the blood of Americans. I never want to forget what took place just a little over 100 years ago, but I also never want these same lands and others, be bloodied by ignorance and evil again. It's sad to think that some consider race as a reason for hatred and war, but it also warms my heart knowing that so many men and young boys were willing to give their lives to fight against this evil. I will be reading and studying more on this war because I have failed to do so in the past, and this war should be studied and remember by all in order to keep the same mistakes to happen in the future for us, and our children. People are always willing to show the sad and evil side of our past, but fail to show that some men and women are willing to fight and give up their lives, for the good.
On this week of celebration of our Independence, I want to thank all those whom have fought, and continue to fight, not for just our freedom, but for those around the world.
Feel free to use the photos above for reference for your drawings or paintings, I hope to have a few next week of my own.


text:
Glasgow wing Tommy Seymour has put pen to paper on a new contract, which will keep him at Scotstoun Stadium until the end of 2014/15.
The 24-year-old, who was called up by Scotland for the first time during November, is the joint-top try scorer for Glasgow this season.
The US-born back has registered five tries this campaign, with all of them coming in the PRO12, where Glasgow currently sit fifth in the table.
"I said when I joined Glasgow that it was a little like coming home because of the family connection and I'm really settled here," he said.
"The way the squad and team are developing is a massive factor in staying on because the players and coaches here do believe that we're building towards something special.
"It's an exciting place to be at the moment and even though the results don't always go your way, we know we're headed in the right direction."


text:
You are here: Home Director Resource Centre Governance and director issues Regulation
This page outlines a collection of information on our website regarding regulation. You can refine these search results using the options provided in the left-hand menu.
We will constantly review and refine these results to ensure our Director Resource Centre helps you to quickly and easily find relevant information.
Please provide your feedback on the quality of these results.
05 Sep 2012
More work needed on revised NFP Bill, Survey reveals concerns about directors' financial literacy, New guide provides clarity for boards and audit committees, ACSI's watch list for this AGM season, ASIC's guidance on crowd funding More work needed on revised NFP Bill The A...


text:
Watch: Janelle Monáe - Q.U.E.E.N. feat. Erykah Badu
- Thu, 2013-05-02 15:54
Backing her delicious art-rock infused RnB funk out Janelle Monáe drops the video for new single Q.U.E.E.N. featuring smooth soulstress Erykah Badu
Chet Faker: '2013, the year of the crazy person.'
- Mon, 2013-04-29 11:37
One of Australia's fresh talents, the sultry soulfulness and originality of Chet Faker is set to make serious waves this year
Watch: James Blake - Voyeur
- Wed, 2013-04-03 16:43
With his hugely anticipated second album Overgrown due April 8th, James Blake dives beneath the grooves of a vinyl record in the animated video for Voyeur
WATCH: Tawiah - TEARdrop
- Fri, 2013-03-15 13:08
Counting Mark Ronson, Cee Lo Green and Gilles Peterson among her fans, watch the deep soul of BRIT school alumni Tawiah
Soulful Lulu James drops video for Closer
- Wed, 2013-03-06 15:21
After dropping her new single Closer on Soundcloud last week, evocative soul singer Lulu James has today revealed the accompanying video.
Interview #795: Rhye
- Fri, 2013-03-01 13:33
Mike Milosh and Robin Hannibal of Danish electro outfit Quadron have found almost instantaneous success for their collaboration as duo Rhye. Hypnotic vocals oozing with intimacy draped across minimal, clean cut grooves, we speak to them before the release of debut album Woman
Introducing US soul boy Allen Stone
- Wed, 2013-01-23 12:37
Born the son of a preacher, raised singing gospel, backed by a GROOVY 4-piece, hailed "a young Stevie Wonder" by The New York Times...watch his video for Sleep now
Re-work don Cyril Hahn announces debut European tour March 2013
- Wed, 2013-01-23 12:27
Having caused a huge stir with his atmospheric Destiny's Child remix, the Swedish producer and DJ announces his debut European tour for March 2013. See the dates, hear the mix
MOBO and HTC launch partnership: "The synergy between technology and music is paramount"
- Fri, 2012-10-26 13:31
We speak to MOBO founder Kanya King MBE and two friendly HTC chaps at the launch of their new partnership
Interview #755: Estelle
- Fri, 2012-03-23 12:17
Best known for her huge track American Boy, we sat down with Estelle to chat about getting personal on her new album All Of Me, new love, emotional studio sessions and working very, very hard


text:
On my albums, where I have portfolio pricing, if you look at a single picture and click on the shopping cart button, you get the portfolio pricing for that photo:
If, however, you click the Buy button in the upper right hand corner when looking at thumbnails, the pricing that is provided for all the pictures, seems to be the default SmugMug pricing (starting at $0.38):
Needless to say, this is not desirable. It allows users to purchase my photos at a significant and unintended discount.
How do I fix this?


text:
Southern Illinois Record |
Previous | 1 of 8 | Next |
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
large ( > 500x500)
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
This page
Loading content ...
The Most Satisfactorg Newspaper With the Largest Circulation in Clag Countg The Southern Ilunois Record A Good Newspaper is a Power in the Hoinc. School, State and Nation VOLUME V. FLORA, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1917 NUMBER 18 Woman's Club Celebrates THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY 1^^' Of Oriianization at the Home of Hrs. Frank Duff Wednesday Evening, January 17 The members of The Womans Club informally celebrated the flfteenth anniversary of the organization at the home of Mrs. Frank Duff, Jan¬ uary 17. The rooms were tastefully decorated In Club colors, red and ¦white, and Club flowers, carnation, and growing plants. The afternoon program, tho' In¬ formal, was the most Interesting. ¦V'ocal and Instrumental numbers by Mrs. Tonney and Miss Golden de¬ lighted all, Mesdames C. E. Hemp¬ hill, G. F. Duff and E. D. Hancock rendered pleasing piano selections, then followed some Interesting games and contests were played with great merriment. '•Types of American Wo¬ men of various periods were present¬ ed"—Indian maiden in costume, Mrs. F. S. Nichols; "Puritan Maid at de¬ votion." Mrs. Chalmers Pearce; Ne¬ gro "Mammy" and LU White Ciille, Mre, Guy Keith, and little Paul Ulg¬ gle; Colonial Dame, Mrs. W. A. Campbell; '•Sweet Alice" demure maid of the '70'8, new Woman and SuiTragette, Mrs, E. Bryden, conclud¬ ing -vith "Modern Club Woman." Mrs. Karl Pritchett. President ot t'.ie Club who gave a splendid talk, full of Interesting and timely thoughts. She spoke briefly of things already acco'iiplished by the Club, and of tbe nation-wide good Womans Clubs are doUij;. The opportunities for co-operation between Federal Government and Clubs of the C S. were never greater. The enactment nf Child Labor Law. the passage of Birth Peg- Istration Laws by Btates, and Cig¬ arette Law are all vitally Important to every woman. She mentioned the philanthropic work done by the local club this winter. Warm clothing has been re¬ ceived and distributed to many worthy families who otherwise would have suffered from the stinging cold. A depot has been established where most needed. Civics and health have not been i,:~'ected. A good showing results from . ' sale of Red Cross Seats for prevention of tuberculosis. Plans are being perfected to co-oper¬ ate with the city in oiling our streets In the early spring, thus keeping down dust and disease. This Is one of Flora's urgent needs and will make for health and better living conditions, many towns smaller in size have clean, well oiled streets and we must not lag behind. The true Spirit of Club Women is to never be satisfled with past achievements but eager and willing to do more each succeeding year. These are but a few of the good things touched upon by Mrs. Prltchett's excellent address which was received with applause. The Refreshment Committee then served a dainty and delicious two- course luncheon and a delightful social time was enjoyed. So passed a pleasant, profltable afternoon, one long to be reniembered. MRS. C. O. RIGGLE, Sec. Two Towns Join Fair Circuit MOUNT CARMEL, III., Jan. 21.— At a meeting of the fair secretaries of this circuit at Olney, Carml and Harrlsburg were adniitted to the cir¬ cuit. The following ofllcers were elect¬ ed: Charles Crum of Olney, presi¬ dent; C. H. Scliuniaker, Altamont, vice president; Ben S. Mayne. Al¬ bion, secretary; W. V. Rathbon^, Harrlsburg. treasurer. The dates for opening the fairs were announced as follows: Harrls¬ burg, August 13; Carml, August 27; Altamont, August 27; Newton, Sep¬ tember 3; Flora, September 3; Olney, September 10; Albion, September 17; Mount Carmel, September 24. Military Trainln
Object Description
Title | Southern Illinois Record |
Masthead | The Southern Illinois Record |
Date | 1917-01-25 |
Month | 01 |
Day | 25 |
Year | 1917 |
Volume | 5 |
Issue | 18 |
Decade | 1910-1919 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Southern Illinois Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054779 |


text:
Productivity and Innovation
Unleashing growth: The decline of innovation-blocking institutions
Innovation is the beating heart of modern growth. This column argues that innovation-blocking institutions weaken when markets expand and competition intensifies. The rise and decline of medieval Italian crafts guilds offer valuable insights into this process. Policies that promote greater market integration and stronger competition are key steps in lowering the barriers to innovation.
Cuddly or not, the design of worker insurance is critically important
Do economies' social policies affect their innovative outcomes? This column uses the case of venture capital investors to argue that it may. Countries that protect workers rather than jobs – and thus avoid employment-protection laws – developed stronger venture-capital markets over 1999-2008, especially in highly volatile sectors like computers or energy.
Do patent rights impede follow-on innovation?
Do patents encourage innovation? This column presents a new analysis, suggesting that patent rights block cumulative innovation only in very specific environments. To encourage innovation, remedial government policies should be targeted; a 'broad based' scaling back of patent rights is unlikely to be appropriate. Policies and institutions should facilitate more efficient licensing, promoting cumulative innovation without diluting the innovation incentives that patents provide.
Do entrepreneurs matter?
Standard microeconomics ignores personalities, but business studies stress the importance of entrepreneurs. This column presents evidence that shows that personalities are important. Looking into the death of a firm's founder during the first ten years of a company's existence, the data suggest that entrepreneurs matter – they are the 'glue' that holds a business together.
Eurozone: Looking for growth
What happens after the crisis ends? This column estimates the long-term effects of the current cyclical downturn on Eurozone economies. In the absence of any real impetus for bold reform, estimates show that the damage will indeed be long lasting, permanently impairing growth for an ageing population that requires higher growth capacity more than ever before.
Other Recent Articles:
- Can passenger railways curb road-traffic externalities? Empirical evidence
- Ageing and productivity: Economists and others
- Making a future for manufacturing in advanced economies
- Avoiding middle-income growth traps
- Nordic innovation: Is 'cuddly capitalism' really less innovative?
- Heavy technology: The process of technological diffusion over time and space
- Unbundling the incumbent: Evidence from UK broadband
- The role of firms in aggregate fluctuations
- Funding innovation: 'How' is as important as 'how much'
- Is US economic growth over?
- On the use of high-powered incentives in the public sector
- How firms reorganise to grow
- Labour productivity and the global crisis: A historical perspective
- Do social incentives matter? Evidence from an online experiment
- Why trade policy matters for firms' R&D investment
- Effects of offshoring on jobs and skills: Evidence from Japan
- Internal adjustment of the real exchange rate: Does it work?
- Cumulative innovation and market value: Evidence from patent citations
- Spatial disparities in India: Have Mumbai and Chennai become too congested?
- Financing start-ups: The impact of credit scoring and bank concentration
Most Read
- The case for 4% inflationBall
- The banking crisis as a giant carry trade gone wrongAcharya, Steffen
- Everything the IMF wanted to know about financial regulation and wasn't afraid to askBair
- Rethinking macroeconomic policy: Getting granularBlanchard, Dell'Ariccia, Mauro
- Iceland's post-Crisis economy: A myth or a miracle?Danielsson
- A tale of two depressions: What do the new data tell us? February 2010 updateEichengreen, O'Rourke
- Educated in America: College graduates and high school dropoutsHeckman, LaFontaine
- Eurozone breakup would trigger the mother of all financial crisesEichengreen
- Panic-driven austerity in the Eurozone and its implicationsDe Grauwe, Ji
- Debt, deleveraging, and the liquidity trap: A new modelKrugman


text: Welcome to Bite Me Books. If you are interested in joining our little writing group please use the contact form. Explain why you think you'd be a good match for us and what works of ours you've read. We will usually get back to you within 48 hours. Happy reading and happy writing!


text:
Just a heads up to those of us out there who follow erstwhile regular poster Rick Jones. Noticed last night he has some new tunes up on youtube from his new EP "Thought and Memory", which are well worth a listen - I really liked 'Wolves'.
Can't post a direct link at work as yt is blocked (how dare they?! ), but search out another tune from one of the links below in this sub-forum and you should be able to find them on his main video page.
Here's a link to the Guitar Jar review for the EP I just found: http://www.guitarjar.co.uk/features/ep-review-thought-memory-rick-jones/


text:
TripAdvisor is the worlds largest travel site, with 250,695 traveller reviews, 106 candid photos, and prices for 1,411 hotels in Canary Islands, Spain. Powered by advice from real travellers, TripAdvisor offers you reviews of the best hotels in Canary Islands.
We also partner with other top travel sites to make it easy for you to find the best price. For accommodations in Canary Islands, our partners include Expedia, Venere, EasyToBook, Booking.com, HotelsClick, Olotels, Priceline, Tingo, Hotels.com and Splendia. These partners may vary by individual hotel, as featured near the top of each hotel page.
Canary Islands offers 135 outdoor attractions, including Caldera de Taburiente National Park, Volcan El Teide, Masca Valley and Mount Teide. Other popular cultural attractions include Fundacion Cesar Manrique, Garachico, La Orotava and Timanfaya Sub. Canary Islands offers a variety of attractions and sights to explore. Some of the most popular sports attractions include PR Diving, Mirador de Lobos Golf, Horse Riding Adventures in Tenerife and Buenavista Golf Course, while Astro La Palma, Museo y Parque Arqueologico Cueva Pintada, Casa de Colon and Lagomar Museum are popular museums.
Looking for the best shopping in Canary Islands? You can explore 43 shopping venues, including Revolution Bikes, Bike Point El Medano and Cabra Cabra Galeria De Arte.


text:
Language: DEESFRJAZH
Select another country
If you have any queries,please telephone our Concierge Serviceon + 41 21 580 18 33 (if phoning from Switzerland)
Make an appointment in one of our stores
In order to better respond to your enquiries, the Grande Maison has provided you with this contact area.
Please leave your contact details and our Concierge will call you back as soon as possible
Do you wish to stay informed about the latest pieces from Jaeger-LeCoultre? Then why not subscribe to our newsletter?
* Compulsory field
Your registration has been successful
Forgotten your password?
Enter your email address in the space below and we will send you a new password :


text:
Tweet |
Follow Us on Facebook Get updates from FaveCrafts.com posted directly to your News Feed. |
Cozy Ribbed HatBy: Authentic Knitting Board Use a solid color or multiple colors of yarn to create this fun and cozy ribbed hat on a 10" inch knitting board or larger, from Authentic Knitting Board. Materials:
Related Products to Buy from CutRateCrafts.com - save 15-30% |
Something worth saving?
Free eBooks


text:
Results 1 to 6 of 6
Thread: "It's an adventure" Day 9: EPCOT
"It's an adventure" Day 9: EPCOT
Thursday 19th April
World Showcase was the plan for today so there was no rush to be out for park opening. We were up at 8:15, out by 9:45 and parked up in Journey 8 before entering the park at 10:20.
First stop was Image Works where we had decided to buy one of their crystals with our photo lasered into it. I picked out a Mickey head which I really liked the look of and we went cheek to cheek for a photo. We had to have 2 goes because the Cast Member spotted a "flat spot" in the first one but he seemed happy with the second and said we could come back anytime after 2:00 to collect the finished article.
From there we went over to Club Cool where of course we had to try the Beverley. It wasn't that bad, kind of like bitter lemon but I couldn't drink a whole glass of it. I tried all of the flavours and my favourite was Mexico but as Dad said "You can't buy a full bottle of any of them".
After Club Cool we wandered over towards World Showcase, stopping for some photos on the way. It was Flower and Garden Festival time so there were a lot of topiary figures around.
First stop was Maelstrom which I had a few doubts about when I saw the warning about forward and backward drops but I absolutely loved it and will definitely do it again.
Next stop was Mexico for the Gran Fiesta tour. I don't really remember El Rio Del Tiempo but Gran Fiesta tour is a nice relaxing ride with a live action/cartoon mix involving Donald Duck going missing on holiday in Mexico and his two friends trying to find him. It is a great ride and well worth taking the time out to experience it.
From Mexico we back-tracked to Canada where we stopped for a muffin and coffee. As we sat resting Dad asked if I would like to come back for one of our holidays next year and after a few seconds thinking I said that I would and that we would stay at Animal Kingdom Lodge.
After our snack break we wandered around the rest of world showcase, popping in and out of shops but not seeing any more attractions. We then popped into the Festival Center which we were both surprised to see did not have as much information on the Flower and Garden Festival as we had expected.
We then had a look around Mouse Gear before walking onto Spaceship Earth. I love the music on this ride as you are coming down backwards from the top. We then went over to Soarin' and picked up fast passes for 7:15-8:15 which would slot in nicely between our dinner at Le Cellier and Illuminations.
From the Land pavilion we walked over to Image Works and picked up our crystal.
On the way back we went into the butterfly garden, and had some more photos taken at the exit, one of them with a special guest.
We filled up our mugs and relaxed for a while in the room before leaving at 4:45 and parking up at EPCOT in Journey 5.
We wandered round to Canada and had a look in the shop before checking in at Le Cellier at 5:35. We were seated at 5:40 and were looked after by our server Eva who seemed to know her way around the menu although her favourite starter changed from the 'stacked tomatoes' when she served us to the 'mussels' when she served the table next to us half an hour later – obviously her favourite depends on what is not selling well. We gave Eva a nice easy order, Cheddar Cheese soup followed by Seared Salmon and cream cheese mash for both of us. We were expecting something like an onion soup with melted cheese topping but the cheddar cheese soup is actually made from melted cheddar and is absolutely gorgeous. The salmon was also lovely and the mash was really creamy. For dessert I had the crème brulee sampler and Dad had the duo sorbet. With drinks the whole lot came to $90 including tip. I had read reports that Le Cellier can be noisy and crowded but, maybe because we ate early, I didn't find it too bad at all.
From Le Cellier we walked round to the Land pavilion where we went on Living With the Land, which closed behind us. Am I right in thinking that there used to be a Cast Member actually on the boat with you doing the narration for this attraction?
After the boat ride we went to use our fast passes at Soarin' and ended up in the first row! It certainly is better seeing it without the feet dangling in front of you and we had an unusual experience at the end. When the film finished we were left up in the air for a couple of seconds and then when we returned to terra firma our seat-belts would not unlock. I could see the ride operator trying to work out what was wrong and after a couple of seconds people started chanting "We want more". After a minute or so another Cast Member came over and announced that if we wanted to we could go around again or we could exit the ride. Now you might think that being in the front row we would jump at the chance of going round again but whether it was because I didn't have my motion sickness bands on or because I had just eaten I don't know but I was feeling a little queasy so I decided that we would leave now as I was also anxious to get a good spot for Illuminations. As people from the front row were leaving people from the two rows behind began running to fill their seats so at least we gave somebody else the opportunity to have the view we had.
We walked around the lagoon and as all the best spots seemed to be roped off for private parties we ended up on the bridge between France and UK standing over the Illuminations cruises that were moored up beneath us. We thoroughly enjoyed the show and then sat on a bench in UK for a while to let the worst of the crowds get ahead of us.
We left the park at 9:45 and were back in the hotel for 10:05 where we filled our mugs with hot chocolate and were in bed by 10:30.
Tomorrow: "I'll have to go to the services and turnaround" Day 10Last edited by wickesy; 20-10-2008 at 06:14 PM.
Re: "It's an adventure" Day 9: EPCOT
At the moment we are lucky enough to have two good holidays a year. Basically after my Mum died Dad and I decided to enjoy the money she left behind together rather than leaving it in the bank for the tax man to take his share of at a later date.
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Similar Threads
"It's an adventure" Day 7: Magic Kingdom
By wickesy in forum Trip ReportsReplies: 2Last Post: 20-10-2008, 11:57 AM -
"It's an adventure" Day 3: Animal Kingdom
By wickesy in forum Trip ReportsReplies: 4Last Post: 18-10-2008, 07:58 PM -
"It's an adventure" Day 2: EPCOT
By wickesy in forum Trip ReportsReplies: 6Last Post: 18-10-2008, 07:55 PM -
"It's an adventure" Pre-trip report
By wickesy in forum Trip ReportsReplies: 6Last Post: 18-10-2008, 11:34 AM -
"It's an adventure" Day 0: The trip to Gatwick
By wickesy in forum Trip ReportsReplies: 7Last Post: 16-10-2008, 10:12 PM


text:
Craving Homemade
Posted: August 10, 2011 Filed under: sandwiches | Tags: Bloody Mary, Ciabatta, dijonaise, Food Network Magazine, Irish cheddar, plum tomato, sandwich, travel eating, work eating, work travel Leave a comment »It's been three days of work travel eating. Oh such glamorous food – string cheese at the airport, peanuts and Bloody Mary mix on the plane*, Big Boy for dinner (okay the milk shakes there rock), convention center carb load and then Chick Fil A back at the airport. My body is craving food that isn't prepackaged and requires me to do the dishes. Well, a dish and a knife.
Although I am zonked from two days of work travel it was too depressing to order in. I had an urge to cook, or at least make a sandwich. Which is what I did. Inspired by the July/August issue of Food Network Magazine's tomato a day food calendar. Ciabatta, Irish cheddar, plum tomato, dijonaise and a little salt. It felt so good to make something myself. I highly recommend putting something simple together as a way to relax after traveling.
*We experienced a near-miss in the air (banked left 90 degrees and then climbed really damn fast, my boss saw the other plane and its jet stream) so in hindsight I probably should have ordered a real Bloody Mary.


text:
Vintage Turquoise Dome Ring
Wear a splash of vibrant color with this 20th century dome ring of 12k yellow gold. A mountain of natural turquoise pavé set lights up with tiny beads of gold among the brilliantly colored gems. The warm gold mount is a study in ring design with its gallery of floral forms as the decorative frieze and the amazing sculptured whirls of gold intertwined to create intricate bifurcated shoulders.
Measurements: 5/8 of an inch (1.6 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 7/16 of an inch (1 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 7.7 grams (5.0 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-3/4 (UK N; Int. Dia. 17.25; Euro 54 mm; Japan just over 13) and can be easily sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Very good; one turquoise replaced; natural variation in colors of the turquoise (turquoise can darken or change to a more green tone with age and handling).
Date: Circa earlier to mid 20th century.
Forms of Payment
- VISA and MasterCard, Discover and American Express credit & debit cards.
- Personal checks drawn on U.S. banks only - Please allow 7 business days for clearance.
- Money orders, cashier's and traveler's checks - Please allow 7 business days for clearance.
- PayPal.
Other Forms of Payment
Bank Wire - For international orders and orders of $5,000 and over. Please contact us for more details.
Layaway information and for full details see Payment Methods.
Same day shipping - Order by 1 pm CST!
FREE for All U.S. Orders - Standard 2-3 Day Shipping.
FREE for All International Orders - Standard 2-7 Day Shipping.
Full details at Shipping & Insurance.
Complete Money Back - No Risk Guarantee
If for any reason whatsoever you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we will refund the FULL purchase price including U.S. shipping if charged. Remember, there is no charge for our regular shipping service!
International Orders - Due to customs and paperwork requirements, return shipping charges cannot be reimbursed.
Return Procedure
- Notify us of your intention to return the item within three (3) days of receipt. You may contact us by email or by telephone.
- Please ship back to us within another two (2) days after we receive notification from you.
- As soon as the item is received, a full refund is issued to you that same day.
More details at Full Guarantee including gift giving options.


text: We stayed at the Sea Lion for 3 nights beginning Sept. 8, 2012. This was our second time staying here in the south unit. The owner, Gary and other people working in the store are very pleasant and always helpful. The view is one of the best on the spit. There are binoculars in the room for whale, sea otter,... More


text:
How about this set up for batteries at 12s2p with the motor in question. 44v 10aH. 4 of these: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... _30C_.html
Kinni420 wrote:So i took a good look at methods post and his site.
great price, great kit, just have a few questions for him and will PM him here after this.
gonna go with the 18s2p setup for this kit (2810R 72v with the 40A upgrade you suggested dog.) Any further condiserations? (torque arms etc?)
Got the marin bike for $16.11. Its too small for me(17 1/2"), needs a different gooseneck so I dont feel like im gonna fall over the front will post a decent pic in a bit here.
BTW since it hasnt been mentioned yet. For the above battery set up can you reccomend a charger and anything else I might need to keep these batteries running at best maintenance? (outside of anything in the kit?)
also, any idea of shipping times for batteries?
Return to E-Bike General Discussion
Users browsing this forum: Animalector, Eskimo, Osric and 12 guests


text:
Emily Procter (I)Emily Procter is a native of Raleigh, N.C. who attended East Carolina University. "I tried to get in the theatre department", she says, "but it was full." After graduation, however, she moved to Los Angeles and landed a number of small roles in films such as Jerry Maguire. "Then I got the chance to audition for The West Wing and I got the part", she says. See full bio » |
More at IMDbPro »
Contact Info:
View agent, manager and publicist
Represent Emily Procter? Add or change photos |


text:
Cupid's Castle
Comments57this wiki
—Image © Zynga | |
Availability Warning! This template is using obsolete parameters! This may cause this Cupid's Castle or others to display inappropriately (or not at all). See the template page {{building}} for more information. | |
First Date Available | unknown |
Last Date Available | present |
Information | |
Required Level: | Player Level: 1 |
Points gained: | 5 XP |
Source | Market |
The subject of this article or section is part of the Valentine's Day Event (2011), an Event that lasted from January 19th, 2011 to TBA. Once the event has run its course, this will no longer be available. |
The Cupid's Castle is a building in FarmVille. It was released on Jan 19, 2011 as part of the Valentine's Day Event (2011). Like the Haunted House and the Winter Workshop, you can harvest the castle for Valentine's Gifts (2011) to use in the Valentine's Box (2011). You can also harvest your neighbors' Cupid's Castle.
Cupid's Castle is also used in the Valentine's Day Quest.
Contents |
Building Stages Edit
Stage1 | Stage2 | Completed |
Materials Edit
Brick | Nail | Wooden Board |
Stage 1-4 Stage 2-20 Stage 3-30 | Stage 1-4 Stage 2-15 Stage 3-20 | Stage 1-4 Stage 2-15 Stage 3-20 |
Glitches Edit
A glitch in the system meant that sometimes a completed castle would 'grow' 2 or 3 times as big. This can be resolved by simply reloading your farm or refreshing the page. Also, when you visit your farm on the iPhone, even though you have completed the castle, it will show it is not completed.
Gallery Edit