text:
To learn about our efforts to improve the accessibility and usability of our website, please visit our
Accessibility Information
Skip to section navigation
Skip to main content
Below is an advertisement.
Los Mets
The Official Site of the New York Mets
Citi Field
Team Headlines
Team Archive
Official Releases
Game Notes
Probable Pitchers
Mets Top 30 Prospects
Related Links
News in a Flash
Mets Photo Stream
MLB Photo Store
RSS News Feeds
Mets History
MLB Daily News
MLB.com Voices
Sports on Earth
Video Homepage
Carry The Freight
Watch / Listen
Alternative Audio
Mets Video Highlights
MLB.com Support Forum
MLB.TV Download Center
Baseball's Best Games
Baseball's Best Moments
Mets Podcasts
Related Links
MLB Productions
MLB Network
MLB Fan Cave
2018 Single Game Tickets
2018 Single Game Pricing
Spring Training Tickets
Season Ticket Plans
Promo Schedule
Free Shirt Fridays
Super Saturdays
Family Sundays
Group Sales & Hospitality
Citi Field Suites
Home Plate Lounge
My Mets Tickets
3D Seating Map
Digital Ticketing
Related Links
Season Ticket Holder
Seating Chart
Promo Schedule
Printable Variable Schedule
Regular Season Schedule
Sortable Schedule
Downloadable Schedule
Spring Training Schedule
MLB Important Dates
Broadcast Schedule
2018 Schedule
Sortable Player Stats
Sortable Team Stats
Mets Spring Training Stats
Top Rookies Tracker
Related Links
Winter League Stats
Stats 160x160
Active Roster
40-Man Roster
Non-Roster Invitees
Depth Chart
Top 30 Prospects
Injury Updates
Draft Results
Front Office
Mets Top 30 Prospects
Feature Active Roster
Welcome Home Dinner
Community Programs
Community Ticket Program
Donation Requests
Mets Community Book
Community Newsletter
Mets Foundation
Scoreboard Messages
Baseball Tomorrow Fund
Baseball Assistance Team
Play Ball
Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities
Stand Up To Cancer
Welcome Back Veterans
Mr. Met's Kids Club
Club Mets
Mets Amazin' Getaways
Getting to Know Series
Mets Insider - Register Now
Alumni Appearances
Amazin' Memorabilia
Mets Music
Fanwalk Brick Locator
Social Media Clubhouse
The Story of Mr. Met
Mets Singles
Scoreboard Messages
A-to-Z Guide
Season Ticket Holder Territory
Mr. Met's Kids Club
Citi Field
Citi Field
Citi Field
Upcoming Citi Field Events
Citi Field Information
Prepaid Parking Passes
Rainout Policy
3D Seating Map
Accessibility Guide
Concessions Map
Getting to Citi Field
A-to-Z Guide
Citi Field Clubs & Restaurants
Citi Field Tours
Citi Field Fanwalk
Hall of Fame and Museum
Non-Gameday Events
Mets Gift Cards
Mets Team Store
3D Seating Map
Metropolitan Hospitality
At Bat App
At Bat on Tablets
At Bat on Apple iPad®
MLB.com Ballpark App
MLB.com Home Run Derby
R.B.I. Baseball 2018
MLB.com Franchise MVP
Team Alerts w/ video
Mobile FAQ
Mobile Home
Mobile Ticket Info
MLB.com Line Drive
Promo RBI
Big & Tall
Collectibles & Memorabilia
Home & Office
European Shop
MLB.com eBooks
MLB.com Gift Certificates
MLB Photo Store
Related Links
Mets Authentic Shop
MLB.com Auctions
Mets Auctions
Personalized Jersey
Watch MLB.TV
Alternative Audio
MLB.TV Devices
MLB.TV with Extra Innings
MLB.TV Help Center/FAQs
MLB.TV Support Forum
MLB.TV Blackouts
MLB.TV Download Center
Contact Us
R.B.I. Baseball 18
MLB Home Run Derby
MLB Franchise MVP
Player News & Updates
Closer Report
Injury Report
WGT Baseball: MLB
Prospect Watch
Fantasy 411 Blog
Follow @Fantasy411
MLB Line Drive
R.B.I. Baseball 2018
MLB.com Line Drive
American League
AL East
NY Yankees
Tampa Bay
AL Central
Chi White Sox
Kansas City
AL West
LA Angels
National League
NL East
NY Mets
NL Central
Chi Cubs
St. Louis
NL West
LA Dodgers
San Diego
San Francisco
Citi Field: A Destination For Every Occasion
Sample Menus
Wedding Reception and Seated Service Menu
Bar Packages
Standard Bar for 5 hours
Absolut, Tanqueray, Jack Daniels, Cuervo, Captain Morgan, Crown Royal, Chivas, Courvoisier
Chardonnay, Yauquen 2007, Mas du Fadan Cotes du Ventoux 2007
Bud, Bud Light, Brooklyn Lager, Stella Artois
Assorted Pepsi Products, Bottled Aquafina Water and Fruit Juice
Sciarpa Prosecco, NV, Italy
**Premium Bar for 5 Hours
Ketel One, Bombay Sapphire, Knob Creek, Cuervo Platino, Ten Cane, Jameson, Johnnie Walker Black, Hennessey
Chardonnay, Yauquen 2007, Mas du Fadan Cotes du Ventoux 2007
Bud, Bud Light, Heineken, Brooklyn Lager, Stella Artois, Assorted Pepsi Products, Bottled Aquafina Water and Fruit Juice
Charles Ellner Brut Champagne NV
Grazing Stations
choose 1
Artisanal Cheese Platter
Local and Imported Artisanal Cheese Selection Including Comte, Tomme Fermiere D'Alsace, Ossau-Iraty Piment D'Espelette, Brie, Fontina, Goat Cheese Bucheron, Gruyere and Pecorino
Brie Fondue and Three Cheese Fondue
Swiss, Comte and Raclette
Toasted Crostini, Apples, Grilled Focaccia, Roasted Pita Bread and Breadsticks
Meze & Company
Marinated Olives, Preserved Lemon, Fried Stuffed Grape Leaves, Marinated Kasseri Cheese and Armenian Dried Beef
Traditional Antipasti
Selection of Air Dried Meats, Italian Cheese Marinated Olives and Cured Vegetables
Seasonal Crudite
Herb Pistou, Garlic Aioli, Eggplant Dip
choose 1:
Sushi Rolls to Include:
Eel Cucumber, Spicy Tuna, Avocado Cucumber, California Salmon Avocado
Nigiri Sushi to Include:
Shrimp, Tuna, Salmon, Eel, Yellowtail
Soy Sauce, Ginger and Wasabi
Dumpling Station
Steamed Pork, Shrimp and Vegetable Dumpling with Black Soy Sauce and Sautéed Shitake Mushrooms
Adult Hors d'oeuvres (Passed)
choose 6
Wild Mushroom Profiterole
Zucchini and Yellow Fingerling Potato Pancake, Chive Crème Fraiche
Caponata in Phyllo Crisp
Fried Bleu Cheese Stuffed Olives, Garlic Aioli
Szechuan Eggplant and Tofu Roulade, Soy Vinaigrette
Saga Bleu Cheese Stuffed Tempura Button Mushroom with Truffle Salt
Miniature Brie Fondue in Phyllo Crisp, Toasted Garlic Chips
Marcona Almond Encrusted Montrachet Button, Macerated Figs
Robiola Cheesecake with Candied Pistachios
Societe Roquefort and Onion Marmalade on Tiny Brioche
Barrel Aged Feta and Roasted Pepper with Hot House Cucumber
Prime Beef Crudo, Pickled Vegetables and Japanese Pepper Crisp
Churrasco Brochette, Chimichurri Sauce
Gremolata Crusted Baby Lamb Chops, Red Pepper Marmalade
Bite Size Braised Short Rib, Roquefort Frisee
Ragout of Beef and Mushroom Duxelles Wonton, Foie Gras Sauce
Steak Tartare, Fried Brioche, Traditional Accompaniments
Lamb Carpaccio, Parsley Salad on Olive Oil Focaccia
Beef Shank Ravioli, Shaved White Truffle
Fried Lamb Samosas
Glazed Chipolini Onions Stuffed with Beef Parmentier
Traditional Crab Cake, Tartar Sauce
Scottish Smoked Salmon, Buckwheat Blinis, Shaved Red Onion and Crème Fraiche
Salt Cod Fritter, Nicoise Olive Mayonnaise
Pisco Marinated Ceviche, Red Chile Oil
Sesame Seared Diver Sea Scallops, Sake Black Bean Sauce
Tempura Pink Shrimp in Brick Dough
Yellowfin Tuna Tartare on Yuca Chips, Wasabiko and Wasabi Oil
Buffalo Chicken Drumettes with Maytag Bleu Cheese Sauce
Seared Foie Gras on Lentil Salad, Red Wine Vinaigrette
Rillettes of Duck, Rye Crostini, Pickled Shallots
Chicken and Duck Satay, Chile Peanut Sauce
Chicken Roulade with Fines Herbs, Madeira Jus
Peking Duck Rolls
Smoked Chicken and Tarragon with Crème Fraiche and Endive
Heirloom Tomato and Sweet Basil (Seasonal Availability)
Oil Cured Sun Dried Tomato, Ricotta Salata
Broccoli Rabe and Garlic Confit
White Bean and Parsley Pesto
Shrimp, Arugula and Preserved Lemon
Seated Lunch or Dinner
First Course - Choose 1
Beef Consommé
Escarole and White Bean
Manhattan Clam Chowder
Pasta Fagioli with Vegetables
Lentil with Ham and Roasted Garlic
Soy Milk Asparagus Bisque
Shrimp and White Bean Salad
Seared Rock Shrimp and Cannellini Bean Salad with Tuscan Olive Oil
Korean Short Rib Salad
Grilled Short Rib, Asian Vegetables in a Mirin Vinaigrette
Country Salad
Frisee, Baby Spinach salad Tossed with Apple and Walnut and Goat Cheese Fondue
Heart of Romaine Salad
Hearts of Romaine, Rustic Crouton and Locatelli Cheese with Creamy Roast Garlic Dressing
Peasant Bread Crown Local Farm Baby Mixed Green
Zinfandel Vinaigrette
Bibb Lettuce Surprise
Lobster, avocado, pink grapefruit segment with Citrus herb Vinaigrette
Goat Cheese and Smoked Duck Gratin
Topped with Italian Frisee and Truffle Vinaigrette
House Cured Citrus Gravlax
Served on Jumbo Corn Blinis, Red Wine Pickled Onions and Horseradish Mousse
Mediterranean Tuna Tartare
Quenelle of Tuna on Rosemary Melba Toast Baby Mache Salad
Roasted Vegetable Terrine
Roasted Vegetables with Tapenade and Robiola cheese
Onion Tartlette
Puff Pastry and Confit Onion Tartlette with Goat Cheese and Aged Balsamic
Avocado and Lump Crab Meat Parfait
Mille-feuille of Crab Meat and Avocado in a Roasted Tomato Vinaigrette
Main Course - Choose 2
Herb Roasted Chicken
Whipped Potatoes, English Peas and Cherry Tomatoes with Sauce Granmare
Grilled Chicken Scaloppini
Haricot Vert, Roasted Fingerling Potato and Caramelized Onions
Chicken Crepinette
French Cut Chicken Breast with Vegetable Napoleon and Foie Gras
Seared Muscovy Duck Breast and Confit leg
Salad of Mesclun, Dried Cherries, Confit of Shallot with Xeres Vinaigrette
Morel Crusted Monkfish
Lemon Orzo, Sautéed Spinach Micro Amaranth with Warm Truffle Vinaigrette
Brioche Truffle Halibut
Grilled Asparagus and Fennel Classic Beurre Blanc
Seared John Dory
Over Salsify Confit Vidalia Onions and Potato Maxim, Verjus Sauce
Seared Salmon ala Plancha
Grilled Artichoke and Confit Tomato
Citifield Hamburger
Custom Grind Burger Patties with Caramelized Onions and Mozzarella, Bibb Lettuce and Heirloom Tomato, Smoked Ketchup, Garlic Fries
Grilled Hanger Steak with Pico de Gallo Mayo
Pommes Frites and Watercress Salad Tossed with House Made Mustard Vinaigrette
Sliced Casino Roast
Rainbow Chard, Fingerling Potatoes, Beets, Roquefort Sauce
Grilled Double Pork Chop
Purple Potato Puree, Chanterelle Mushrooms and Roasted Walnut Pork Jus
Sliced Roasted Provencal Leg of Lamb
Artichokes, Glazed Turnips, Carrots, Basil Emulsion
Risotto of Young Vegetables
Amborio Rice with Ragout of Young Vegetables topped with Artichoke Chips and Shaved White Truffles
Grilled Vegetable Napoleon with Roasted Spicy Tofu
Multi Layers of Seasonal Grilled Vegetables and Tofu with Ginger Broth
Vegetarian Quesadilla with Local Green Salad
Traditional Quesadilla with Corn, Zucchini, Portobello, Peppers, Onions and Melted Monchego Cheese
Truffle Porcini Ravioli
Sautéed Julienne of Locally Grown Vegetables and Roasted Garlic Broth
Pepper Crusted Rack of Lamb
Crispy Polenta, Spinach, Ratatouille, Confit of Bell Peppers, Lamb Jus
Grilled Petite Filet Mignon
Individual Tartiflette Potatoes and Roasted Asparagus in a Merlot Demi Glaze
Grilled Veal Chop
Mushroom Risotto Croquette, Braised Endive with Reduced Demi-Glace
Seared Jumbo Scallop and Shrimp
Warm Corn Fava Beans Salad Roasted Pepper Glaze
Steamed Maine Lobster
Root Vegetable Risotto with Lobster Nage
Grilled 12oz Prime Sirloin of Beef
Two Toned Potato Au Gratin, Petit Chateau Carrot, Béarnaise Sauce
Above Menu Package Includes:
Full Service Staff
Wedding Cake and Coffee, Tea, Decaf
Package Add ons:
During 1 Hour Cocktail Reception
Chilled Seafood Tower
Jumbo Gulf Shrimp, Littleneck Clam, Bleu point Oyster
Snow Crab Claws, Alaska King Crab Leg, Smoked Salmon
Lemon Wedges, Cocktail Sauce, Mignonette Sauce, Capers, Onions
Sushi and Sashimi Bar
Authentic Sushi Bar including Selection of Assorted Sushi, Sashimi and Specialty Rolls. Served with Soy Sauce, Wasabi and Ginger
Sushi Chef
Cold Montauk Lobster Roll
Fresh Lobster, Bibb Lettuce, Lemon Mayonnaise and Cayenne Salt on Griddled Rolls
Pasta Station
Choose Two of the Following:
Penne Pasta, Ricotta Cheese, Grilled Asparagus, Aged Prosciutto and Flavored Oil Garganeli, Sausage, Broccoli Rabe, Pignoli Nuts and Sweet Tomato Sauce
Linguini with Fresh Shucked Clam, White Wine and Parsley Sauce
Rigatoni with Custom Grind Bolognese Sauce
Porcini Ravioli with English Peas, Enoki Mushroom and Cream Sauce
Gnocchi with Crispy Pancetta, Sugar Snap Peas and Tarragon Tomato Sauce
Caviar and Vodka Bar
Beluga, Osetra and Servega
Served with Chopped Egg, Onion, Olives, Blini and Toast Points
Vodka Ice Bar
Carving Stations
Roasted Sirloin of Beef with Tartiflette Potatoes, Wild Mushroom Demi Glaze
Cote de Boeuf with Country Style Potato Au Gratin, Bearnaise Sauce
Casino Roast Beef with Wild Mushrooms and Herb Ragout, Natural au Jus
Roasted Leg of Lamb with Roasted Root Vegetables, Natural Dripping Jus
Rack of Lamb with Grilled Polenta and Cheese, Sherry and Mint Relish
Braised Veal Leg Osso Buco Style a la Gremolata with Risotto Milanese
Braised Veal Breast with Prune and Leek Stuffing, Brandy Chanterelle Sauce
Confit Steam Ship of Pork Chicharron with Yuca and Red Onions, Au Jus
Roasted Rack of Pork with English Pea, Bacon and Lettuce, Grain Mustard Jus
Free Range Roasted Turkey Breast with Classic Gravy and Cranberry Compote with Citrus Brussel Sprouts
Salmon en Croute with Catalan Rice, Beurre Blanc
Whole Rotisserie Chicken with Smashed Red Bliss Potatoes and Chives, Natural Chicken Jus
Dessert Stations
Ice Cream Bar
Whipped Cream, Cherries, Nuts, Chocolate Sauce, Sprinkles, Reese's Pieces, M & M's, Oreo Cookie Crumbles
Fresh Sorbet is also Available
Chocolate Fountain
Pineapple, Strawberry, Pound Cake, Biscotti, Pretzels, Marshmallows, Dried Fruit
Assorted Cake
Includes Carrot Cake, Chocolate Layer Cake, Cheesecake, Opera Cake and Pound Cake
Cookies and Brownies
Chocolate Chip, Oatmeal Raisin and Peanut Butter Cookies
Double Chocolate Brownie
Assorted Fruit Tarts
Includes Apple, Cherry, Strawberry, Peach and Pear
French Dessert Station
Éclairs, Profiteroles, Almond Macaroons, Palmier
Crepe Action Station
Chocolate, Seasonal Fruit, Apple Compote, Sautéed Bananas with Chocolate Sauce
Skip to main content
Below is an advertisement.
Below is an advertisement.
Corporate Partnerships
Official Info
Help/Contact Us
Job Opportunities
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy (updated January 20, 2016)
About Our Ads
Legal Notices
Contact Us
MLB Advanced Media, LP. All rights reserved.
View MLB.com in English
En Español


text:
This event has been and gone!
Catch the next one:
Check out the info below for future tour dates, and track them to receive alerts when they tour near you
See all dates for Cinderella
Poor Cinderella has been forced to become a servant for her ugly sisters. With the help of her loyal best friend Buttons and her magical Fairy Godmother, can Cinderella get to the ball and meet the handsome Prince? Accept your invitation to find out!
Featuring all the traditional panto fun and a carriage full of laughs and magic for all ages!
Track this event
- Event has been added to your calendar
- Any important updates will be sent to your email address
- Add to your personal Ents24 calendar
- Sync with iCal, Outlook and others
- Receive important updates
Join the millions of entertainment fans that trust Ents24
- Get the full picture with the UK's biggest entertainment guide
- Buy tickets from trusted ticket sellers
- Our customers rate us excellent on Trustpilot
Venue Facts
Venue: Liverpool Empire Theatre
Website: atgtickets.com/venues/liverpool-empire
Phone: 0844 871 7615
Disabled Bookings: 0800 912 6971
Seating Plan: View the Seating Plan
→ Lime Street 4 min walk

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Norwalk motorcyclist killed on I-95 in Stamford
Published 9:29 pm, Monday, April 14, 2014
STAMFORD -- A Norwalk man riding a motorcycle on Interstate 95 just before midnight Sunday in Stamford was killed when he drove into a construction vehicle.
Armando Barrera, 38, of 77 Benedict St., Norwalk, was killed instantly in the crash, according to State Police.
Trooper Kelly Grant said Barrera struck a construction truck while riding his motorcycle at 11:50 p.m., was thrown off the bike and then struck by another vehicle. The incident occurred in the northbound lanes, just before exit 9.
The construction truck hit by Barrera was one of several vehicles in the left lane moving slowly northbound before exit 9. The vehicles were being used to close the left side of the highway in order for rumble strips to be installed along the shoulder.
Barrera crashed into the right rear of the truck, according to a news release from state police. After being thrown from the motorcycle, Barrera was struck by a Toyota Highlander being driven in the center lane by another Norwalk man.
Meanwhile, the riderless motorcycle veered right and crashed into a concrete wall along the right shoulder of the highway.
Barrera was pronounced dead at the scene, according to state police.


text:
Three South African giants chase Ghanaian defender Awal Mohammed
Three South African giants are scrambling for the signature Maritzburg defender Awal Mohammed, the South African media have reported.
Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are believed to be in a tussle to land the strong centre-back who has made a solid start to his Maritzburg career.
The three clubs are ready to splash thousands of dollars to lure the player who joined Maritzburg from Ghanaian champions Asante Kotoko at the start of the season.
Maritzburg United coach Erns Middendorp is resisting any attempt to sell the player as he has become an integral member of his squad.
United are second on the Absa Premier League table and host second-placed Orlando Pirates on Friday at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth.
CommentsThis article has 3 comment(s), give your comment
owusu says:December 13, 2012 12:38 pmthere was another great player here in Ghana his name is Rashadinho playing for Deportivo i hope some team rush for him
Don Justy says:December 13, 2012 11:11 amWhaat!!! United are second on the Absa premier league and host second placed Orlando pirates on friday... Is it my eyes or i no more understand English? Gsn, bad editor. Tweeeah! My grandmom cld do better...
Chale' 1 says:December 13, 2012 11:10 amHe should join Chiefs or Pirates. Sundowns may pay him more in the short term but it will be almost impossible for him to leave in the future. Their business model restricts player contractually, especially if he's doing well.


text:
Unfortunately, the page you've requested cannot be displayed. It appears that you've lost your way, either through an outdated link or a typo on the page you were trying to reach. Head back to the homepage or try searching the site below.
Skip To Navigation Skip To Content Skip To Footer
That page doesn't exist!
Unfortunately, the page you've requested cannot be displayed. It appears that you've lost your way, either through an outdated link or a typo on the page you were trying to reach. Head back to the homepage or try searching the site below.
Early Draft Preview: High School Overview
Compiled by Alan Matthews
Best Athlete: By comparison to 2004, the 2005 prep class is stocked with premium athletes. Upton�s combination of tools and athleticism is unparalleled. OF DeSean Jackson (47) is one of the top wide receivers in the country. He was named MVP of the recent high school football all-American game in San Antonio with seven receptions for 141 yards and a 45-yard touchdown pass. OF Austin Jackson (10) has drawn comparisons to Kenny Lofton, a former college basketball star at Arizona, and agreed to a hoops scholarship offer from Georgia Tech. SS/OF C.J. Henry (36) is also considered one of the top shooting guards in America. Maybin, whose cousin is North Carolina basketball star Rashad McCants, also has exceptional pure athletic ability.
Best Pure Hitter: Upton possesses superb bat speed and hitting tools�just like his brother B.J., the second overall pick in the 2002 draft. 3B David Adams (13) features an advanced approach and an ability to drive balls to all fields while OF John Drennen (26) is one of the class�s most polished hitters. 1B Dennis Raben (84) and OFs Kyle Russell (31) and Jay Bruce (44) own fluid lefthanded strokes.
Best Power: Showcase batting practice sessions were expensive last year, as this year�s crop of sluggers deposited numerous balls beyond fences, no matter the venue. Six-foot-3, 260-pound 1B Henry Sanchez (12) has monster raw power and put it on display at last summer�s Area Code Games. Maybin and OF Jordan Danks (5) put on a show in the home run derby at the AFLAC Classic. O�Sullivan�s swing creates natural loft, as does C Jon Egan�s (24) and switch-hitting C Preston Paramore (30). Six-foot-5, 220-pound 1B/3B Chris Dominguez (56) and 6-foot-4, 230-pound RHP/1B Iain Sebastian (49) have plenty of natural power, though Dominguez� hasn�t translated well in games.
Fastest Runner: Upton turned in a 6.3 second 60-yard time on artificial turf last summer, and some scouts feel his game-changing speed may play best in center field. OF Andrew McCutchen (8), who stole 44 bases last year and was a member of his high school�s state championship 100-meter relay team as a freshman, and DeSean Jackson (47) are also burners.
Best Defensive Player: C/SS Brandon Snyder (11) possesses a wide range of defensive skills and is considered a potential high-rounder at both positions. SS Nick Romero (39) has nice middle-infield actions while Bruce plays the outfield with poise and aplomb. 2B Jemile Weeks (80), though undersized, can really pick it. C Ryan Babineau (73) has a quick release and good lateral movement behind the plate, while Egan has above-average arm strength.
Hardest Thrower: Unlike last year�s class of arms, the 2005 prep crop lacks a dominant, overpowering pitcher such as Homer Bailey and Mark Rogers. RHP Ryan Tucker (29) has touched 95 mph while Putnam delivers 93 mph heat with regularity. RHPs Blair Brejtfus (64), Jeff Lyman (34), Josh Zeid (23) and Sebastian also feature above-average arm strength.
Best Breaking Ball: RHP Brad Clark (22) can really spin it. His 83 mph curveball is a two-plane, plus offering. RHP Michael Bowden (19) owns one of the best sliders among the group. RHP Shane Funk (65) and O�Sullivan also flash plus breaking balls with late bite.
Best Command: O�Sullivan walked nine batters in 71 innings last year. Putnam and RHPs Kyle Hancock (21), Jeremy Hellickson (14) and Chris Volstad (7) also have shown a good feel for pitching and the willingness to work to both sides of the plate. LHP Aaron Thompson (18) has a smooth, effortless delivery and spots multiple offerings well. LHP Miers Quigley (17) has an advanced sense of how to set up hitters.
Most Intriguing Background: The class offers a bevy of players with baseball bloodlines. Snyder, son of Brian; 1B/LHP Ike Davis (15), son of Ron; SS Ivan De Jesus (41), son of Ivan; SS Justin Sellers (58), son of Jeff; RHP Matt Lea (78), son of Charlie; and OF Scott Van Slyke (99), son of Andy, all have fathers who played in the big leagues. Danks, Upton, Weeks and SS P.J. Phillips (25) are the younger brothers of current prospects. OF Diallo Fon�s (40) parents lived in Africa before moving to California.
Closest to the Majors: There are not a lot of players in this year�s prep crop that ooze polish and come without risk. Upton could be in the big leagues by 2008 as a center fielder. It may take additional time to gain a comfort level at shortstop. Adams� approach and plate discipline might be enough to entice an organization typically tepid toward high-round high school picks. O�Sullivan may be the most polished arm. With increased strength, Volstad could move quickly.
Best Two-Way Player: O�Sullivan and SS/RHP Justin Bristow (4) are the most versatile players in a deep group. Bristow hit .490 with seven homers last spring while going 9-1, 0.80. RHP/SS Buster Posey (16) has plenty of scouts undecided about his best future position, while OF/RHP Trevor Bell (43), OF/LHP David Cooper (48), OF/RHP Ryan Delaughter (67), Putnam, Rasmus and Sebastian generate interest as both players and pitchers, as well.
Unfortunately, the page you've requested cannot be displayed. It appears that you've lost your way, either through an outdated link or a typo on the page you were trying to reach. Head back to the homepage or try searching the site below.


text:
|10 Things I Hate About You (10th Anniversary Edition) (1999)
|Blu-ray Romantic Comedy
|Written by Noah Fleming
|Saturday, 09 January 2010
"10 Things I Hate About You" doesn't reinvent the story, but simply reinvents the characters in modern day. While the tie to Shakespeare will be lost on most kids, those who are old enough or studious enough will immediately recognize the tie, and not only because of the characters' names.
In this modern film, Kat and Bianca are sisters that are at opposite ends of the high-school social hierarchy. Bianca is the pretty, ditzy girl that wants to date. Meanwhile, Kat is two years older and could care less about what people think of her and doesn't do anything to appease the masses. The problem is that their father won't let them date until after they graduate, or until Kat starts dating.
Meanwhile, Cameron is the new guy in school that immediate develops a stereotypical crush on Bianca. While Cameron does everything to try and win Bianca over, she is basically using him in order to go on a date with the pretty boy of the school, Joey. Cameron gets Joey to hire Patrick, the resident school bad boy to take Kat on a date so that he can go on a date with Bianca. Cameron is blind to this until the climatic party sequence.
The film is about high school puppy love, trysts and relationships. The performances by Julia Stiles, Heath Ledger and the rest of the cast members all work harmoniously. Unfortunately, this film does not get the attention that it deserves. It has garnered more attention since the passing of Ledger. Nevertheless, this is a solid film with great structure and nice pacing.
As 1999 film I expected a bit more from the video transfer. However, there is always an upside. The lack of tampering leaves the video looking life like and is a great film to play in a cinema home theater, because it really does resemble a 35mm print. Film grain is frequency throughout the film, and while it generally offers texture to the image it does sometimes become distracting. My biggest gripe with the film is the amount of dust, dirt and scratches on the source print. As I said, the lack of tampering leaves the original feel intact, but it also leaves every flickering speck flashing all over the screen throughout the film. Where this film truly shines is in the level of clarity and detail. It beats the standard DVD by leaps and bounds. The huge discrepancy between detail levels is how all Blu-ray counterparts should appear. It is fantastic. Every object has clear definition. Colors are solid, though fleshtones do becomes flushed as various points in the film. Black levels and brightness and contrast levels are all stable. Dimensionality is better than I would have expected. If it weren't for the poor source print I would give this video transfer a much higher rating.
The audio is only really as good as the source track. The dialogue is nicely represented and all but a lone or two is perfectly audible. The pop soundtrack is nicely balanced and livens up the soundfield. There is one discreet effect in the surround channels throughout the film (when dad shoots his exercise band through his neighbor's window. Ambience is mediocre and acoustics are lacking. The LFE channel only exists over short portions of the film. I can't really criticize this audio track, but I can't really praise either. Still, the average listener will find the track more than adequate.
The Blu-ray comes with three bonus materials, which is more than the zero contained on the original DVD release. Still, I think I expected more for a 10th anniversary edition. First there is a new audio commentary from the writers and a handful of cast members, including Andrew Keegan, David Krumholtz and Larisa Oleynik. This is an informative track with several anecdotes. I would suggest giving the track a chance. The new documentary "10 Things I Love About '10 Things I Hate About You' 10 Years Later" is a retrospective look at the making of the film and the relationships with the actors. This section also features never before seen test screen footage of Heath Ledger. Despite the separate bullet point on the rear cover, the deleted scenes are only accessible via the above documentary.
I have to highly recommend this film. The audio and video qualities are definite upgrades from the poor standard DVD.


text:
I've finally had time to properly sort through the thousands of pictures snapped over Fashion Week ~ and these backstage glimpses from before the Rodarte show were the first I just had to share! I loved getting to see the clothes close-up, and to watch in awe as the models were transformed into sand-swept sprites. And indeed it was sand that filled the shoes' plexiglass heels ~ a chic interpretation of summer camp crafts.
CLICK HERE to see a similar peek behind-the-scenes, from Altuzarra. And thank you to Kerastase for allowing me this special treat!


text:
The Narrative of . . . GOD and Motorsports
The activities started in the summer of 2006 as a d/b/a (doing business as) subsidiary known as "GOD and NASCAR" services were conducted by the President, Reverend Joseph Louis assisted by volunteers and mentors. There are no paid employees. The Lighthouse Recovery a soon to be dissolved Non-Profit organization served as an "umbrella" covering though some parallel activities where still found in "Lighthouse Recovery." Yet the majority of the narratives were gone due to an "unsuccessful attempt to obtain funding and unfavorable community acceptance for an alcohol and drug residential rehabilitation facility." We still maintained an administrative facility was which was opened in October 1995. Used for the continuance of the d/b/a "GOD and NASCAR" ministry from 2006 to now. We now see the need of obtaining a 'new' Non-Profit Organization, titled "GOD and Motorsports" being more accurate in its narrative, and moving away from any "licensing" infringements.
The narratives are geared, but not exclusively for the Motor Racing Community, but also to those related in some way to that said "community" which includes fans, etc. The organization's main services are best described as a "Chaplaincy." All of the Chaplaincy Services are done on a donation basis. Reverend Louis is the Chaplain of the CARS Tour a Late Model/Super Late Model Racing Series. He travels to the tracks and joins with the officials and drivers on the weekends for the 10-race season. This Chaplaincy involves a Prayer before Officials, Drivers and Spotters meetings. During the time with the teams, Reverend Joe is available for individual prayer and counseling/mentoring. A Chapel Service is conducted on Race Day, and Pre-Race group driver prayer is available for those who desire it. A Pre-Race Invocation for all in attendance. During the race if there are injuries that require transporting to the Track's Urgent Care Center or a local Hospital, Chaplain Joe connects with driver(s) at the scene or at the facility to connect family members with the driver and provide info and comfort to them in this time. The majority of the drivers are just beginning their climb to the higher NASCAR/ARCA series. Other Pastoral Care services include: hospital visitation, pre-marital counseling, marriage counseling, weddings and funerals. Also available is a Christian 12-Step Program (for any type of addiction) either on a one-on-one basis or in a small group setting. The Program(s) and Counseling are provided by the President (Reverend Louis) who has 23 years experience as a pastoral counselor. Referrals of participants are made whenever necessary to physicians, or to the local Mental Health Center and to social service agencies for the furtherance of their Rehabilitation Process.
The second area of the "GOD and Motorsports" ministry mans the MRO Ambassador Site at the Turn 4 Family Campground located on the property at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. We serve as a concierge service for the track locations as well as the Charlotte area. We provide free coffee, snacks, water and light breakfasts/lunches to the campers in the campground as well as security, medical personnel or maintenance workers or others who may come into the campground to provide services to the campers. The Chaplaincy there provides Chapel Services, Bible Studies, devotional times, as well as Pastoral Care if any medical emergency arise. All of this is provided through donations to the "GOD and Motorsports" Ministry. Additional Volunteer Chaplaincy services are provided to non-CARS Tour Races that are considered to be key races to the furtherance of the driver's progress to the higher divisions of NASCAR or ARCA. Chaplaincy Services are extended to some of the NASCAR and ARCA Racing Series to encourage the young drivers that have previously competed in the realm of the Late Model/Super Late Model series.
~ A 2016 Christmas Eve ~
FB Post
Good Morning FB Friends it is Christmas Eve, Saturday,
December 24th, 2016. Currently in the hub area it is 46
going up to 62 with a 10% chance of rain. Please drive
safely, drive defensively, and drive soberly there are
people who love you and what you around! Pray for one
another and our country! ~~ This morning my mind was
being stirred with many thoughts, as FB friends I've
purposed always to bring encouraging thoughts yet in this
process sharing personal trials and "The Way" to "cope"
with them are important as well! Many of you have
mechanical abilities the following illustration can very
easily translated into a major "Spiritual application" a car's
battery has a "positive" & "negative" posts both must be
connected to complete the circuit. Life is not without trials
and tribulation, we cannot "isolate" ourselves and bury
our heads in the sand as an ostrich being "disconnected"
with life. ~~ So today I'm stepping out on the Destiny Road
post with some personal illustrations and appeals and
challenges, "I guess in football terminology I'm calling a
"quarterback keeper!" ~ Today's title is "Importance of the
Advent of Christ!" - Lesson #24 - "What Christ has done
for me Christ can do for YOU!" ~ Keeping in the essence of
the birth of Christ, and the pinpoint of His Purpose and
connection to our lives is found in Isaiah 9:6-7 (Amp), Vs. 6
for NOW AND FOREVER: "For to us a Child shall be born,
to us a Son shall be given; and the government shall be
upon His shoulder, and His name shall be called
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father,
Prince of Peace." ~ For FUTURE DISPENSATION (i.e.,
after His Second Coming): Vs. 7, "There shall be no end to
the increase of His government and of peace, [He shall
rule] on the throne of David and over his kingdom, to
establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness
from that time forward and forevermore. The zeal of the
Lord of hosts will accomplish this." ~ So now I've taken the
snap, I've got the ball please learn/glean or testify of the
LORD's working in your life as well! Two flashbacks:
Flashback #1 yesterday was the anniversary of my Mom's
passing back when Vicky and Bob were very young.
During that time I did not know the LORD in a personal
way! I learned about Him, but not how to make Him the
Lord and Savior of my life. My mom and dad fought
constantly it was not a pleasant life I saw mom cope with it
the wrong way with alcohol thus becoming an alcoholic. I
follow her example and that example led to much of the
same disastrous results in my life ending with an
unfaithful mate and eventual divorce. During those
difficult times. I was given a book entitled with "God All
Things are Possible." The Holy Spirit started dealing with
me! When we moved South I was lead to Christ and
Delivered from alcoholism! ~Flashback #2 was the very
emotional memorial service of my precious wife Marie
Elena so many emotions, tears and much grief which many
of you too have experienced and still do today! In that
emotional time this morning a Scripture came alive from
John chapter fourteen that was read: "Let not your heart be
troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me. In My
Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I
would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And
if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and
receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be
also. And where I go YOU KNOW, and the WAY YOU
KNOW." ~ Do you personally know "The Way?" or just
know about "The Way." JESUS SAYS: I AM THE WAY! ~~
I leave us with the Apostle Peter's teaching; "If anyone
speaks, let him speak as the oracles of God. If anyone
ministers, let him do it as with the ability which God
supplies, that in all things God may be glorified through
Jesus Christ, to whom belong the glory and the dominion
forever and ever. Amen. Beloved, do not think it strange
concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though
some strange thing happened to you; but rejoice to the
extent that you partake of Christ's sufferings, that when
His glory is revealed, you may also be glad with exceeding
joy." (1 Peter 4:11-14) ~ This Christmas season Receive the
Gift of "The Way!" ~Blessed2Bless Others!
~Archives ~
As we enter the 2016 Racing Season I want to just introduce the GOD and Motorsports Board Members: myself, Rev. Joe Louis, Founder, President, CEO, Harry "the Mayor" Willey, of Johnson City, TN, Retired (but busier than ever), VP over Special Events; Drew Hierwarter, VP, from Kingsport,TN, Founder of motorsportsphoto.com, and last but not least Cythia Paschall White, Secretary Treasurer from Asheville, NC, housewife, grandparent and former church council member of Lighthouse Church. We are looking forward to be a Blessing to the Racing Community! ~Blessed2Bless Others!
This following entry for the GOD and Motorsports has been a very difficult and challenging one I must share with you that I still have emotional times over the loss of my best friend, My Precious Marie Elena, who went to be the Lord on May 8th. Her life left a tremendous legacy behind, many called her "mom." There have been many testimonies given about her smiling face and her ability to make others feel like they knew her for years after speaking to her for a few minutes. She always had wisdom to impart to others. She gloriously shined at the Turn 4 Family Campground she had the "Gift of Helps" and always cared about helping the ones that would serve others coming thru the campground, the security workers, emergency workers and other service workers that would be so busy that would not have a chance to eat. The morning breakfast sandwiches were initiated for this purpose, egg, cheese and bologna or with sausage are surely missed now. The last two times down to the campground were certainly different. The May campground visit was very medicinal to me as the campground family cried with me, loved on me during this deep grief time indeed it is the "family" campground. Charlotte Motor Speedway track did an article about our heart-felt ministry we do at the Turn 4 Family Campground and it was published in the October's Bank of America 500 Souvenir Program. I find myself saying "ours" a lot though she is not physically here but her spirit is. Indeed she taught me many common sense things that my mom who was an alcoholic did not impart to me as a child. I indeed became a better man by knowing her. She never hindered me in my work for the Lord. Things "will be different without her" but she would be upset if I didn't go on with it with zeal! The Lord has given the needed open doors to meet financial needs as I'm putting together a plan to take what I have to further develop it for the care of growth for the Kingdom of God on Earth as it is in Heaven as well as not leaving any financial burden for the girls to take care of my earthly departure when that day arrives. Continue to pray for the family and friends as the healing process continues for our grief. ~Blessings!
2016 CARS Tour Opener at Southern National Motorsports Park
~2015 CARS Tour & Other Archives~
~ A Short-Term Tenure in 2014 ~
May 2013
Turn 4 Family Campground
at CMS
2012 Final Races
The final races for G&N were the Classic 3 Championship
Triple-Header presented by RCR Racing Museum!
Congratulations: First to the Race Winners, UARA - Clay Rogers,
NASCAR Whelen K&N East Pro-Series, Tyler Reddick & Frank
Kimmel Street Stock Series - Frank Kimmel II.
Champs Crowned: UARA - Travis Swaim &
K&N East Pro-Series - Kyle Larson
~Additional 2012 Highlights~
Chaplain Joe was at Bristol August 22nd & 24th for
the NCWTS, NSMS & Nationwide Races at Bristol!
A Very Special Thanks to the
Bristol Motor Speedway Staff
for their Awesome Hospitality!
A History Making
Day at
The Rock!!!
April 15th, 2012
Kasey Kahne Wins!
In response to the Lord answering our
prayers of increasing our borders,
we must increase our Prayers!
Please join us . . .
Please be Obedient to Pray for those who are
in authority in our Government!
Psalm 22:28 (Amplified Bible), For the kingship and the kingdom are the Lord's, and He is the ruler over the nations.
We know that our Lord is over all things; nothing takes Him by surprise! May we do the responsible thing for our Country and its Leadership . . .
1 Peter 2:17 (NKJV), Honor all people. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the king.
1 Timothy 2:1-3(Amplified Bible), FIRST of all, then, I admonish and urge that petitions, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be offered on behalf of all men, for kings and all who are in positions of authority or high responsibility, that [outwardly]we may pass a quiet and undisturbed life [and inwardly] a peaceable one in all godliness and reverence and seriousnessin every way. For such [praying] is good and right, and[it is] pleasing and acceptable to God our Savior.
Ten truths that will always remain . . .
1. The Bible still has all the answers.
2. Prayer will still work.
3. The Holy Spirit will still move.
4. God still inhabits the praises of His people.
5. There will still be God-anointed preaching.
6. There will still be singing of praise to God.
7. God still pours out blessings upon His people.
8. There will still be room at the Cross.
9. Jesus will still love you.
10.Jesus saves the lost when they come to Him.
Vintage Stock Car at Hickory
This car is a reminder of the first car I ever saw race. A lot has changed since then including myself, Thank You Jesus!
GOD and Motorsports
Chaplain Joe Louis
27 Singing Pines Drive
Candler, NC 28715


text:
The council's decision to ban the release of balloons at council events and on council reserves has been welcomed by action group No Balloon Release Australia.
Mayor Kristy McBain's recommendation followed a similar decision by Eurobodalla Shire earlier this year.
Her motion passed 6-2, with councillors Russell Fitzpatrick and Tony Allen against, and Robyn Bain absent.
"It is wonderful news that council has taken up Eurobodalla's challenge," Bermagui spokesperson for No Balloon Release Australia Karen Joynes said.
"Education does not always work. By council banning the release of balloons, it is setting an example and telling the community this is a serious issue."
The Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre has also thrown its support behind the ban at council events and on council reserves.
Discovery centre manager Kerryn Wood said it was a fabulous initiative she hoped would spread "everywhere".
Ms Wood said the ban was especially important for coastal communities, with towns such as Eden dependent on fishing and tourism.
"The last things we want cruise ship visitors to see are marine wildlife or birds entangled in plastic or washed up dead from ingesting it," she said.
The discovery centre was instrumental in gathering signatures on a petition presented to State Parliament.
Ms Joynes said balloon debris is not inconsequential.
"By using Tangaroa Blue's Australian Marine Debris Initiative database, I informed the council meeting that in my 28 reports over three years, 260 balloons – remnant, whole or burst – were collected from just one kilometre section of beach.
"Releasing balloons should be seen as littering, as any released balloon will come back to Earth somewhere, and littering laws should be enforced."
Ms Joynes emphasised helium is the key to the problem, as without helium, balloons could not be released.
"With this grassroots action by local government, we are hopeful a national ban on the use of helium to inflate balloons will eventuate, which is the aim of No Balloon Release Australia".
A petition by NBRA on banning helium use can be found here.


text:
Thursday, December 2, 2010
pancakeLEFTOVERS: November
Nonetheless, I do want to take a moment to reflect back onto the month of November, so let's hop to it! After a series of events that forced me to get downright pensive about life, I pledged to take some time to work on myself and my happiness. Some of you might remember that this involved something I called "Natural November." For those of you who need a little reminder, Natural November was my way of shedding myself of the falsifications of life, so that I could truly embrace and appreciate everything around me. Overall, I am very happy with what I was able to accomplish in just 30 days. I joined a gym and found a new-found love for Zumba, after faltering twice in my attempts to shed myself of my beloved Chi hair straightener, I found the most amazing curly hair styling products ever created and haven't touched my Chi since, I shed myself of unnecessary negativity and cut myself loose of "dead weight," I kept myself busy by surrounding myself with people whom I absolutely enjoy working with and being around day to day, I worked harder to pursue my goals for the future, and now, everyday, I am one step closer to achieving what I know is waiting for me. In sum, November was a month that taught me never, ever, ever to settle for less than what I know I deserve. So with that, here is a toast to an even dreamier December.
(Just a friendly reminder to ENTER my $55 giveaway, if you haven't already. Contest ends on Tuesday!)
Labels: outfit, pancake LEFTOVERS
© pancakeSTACKER: a san Francisco food and fashion blog by chandamheer stacker | All rights reserved.


text:
I've mentioned before that my dream vacation is a Disney Alaskan cruise – and Disney has posted breathtaking pictures of their ship sailing around Alaska. I might have to check the pricing again and start a new vacation fund . . .
Coupons.com has a new coupon for $0.75/1 Mission product. I don't know about other areas, but here in SoCal, Ralphs and Vons/Pavilions often put Mission tortillas on sale for $1, so they would be free after doubled coupon.
Get 25 points at Recyclebank when you learn about recycling pet food cans – click on the "Earn Points" tab, then scroll down to "Make an impact with your pets" (look for the Fancy Feast logo) and take the quiz. Thank you if you join(ed) Recyclebank using my referral link!
Get a printable coupon for $1/2 Mother's Cookies. That means you can get two bags for $4 or $2 each at Ralphs through Tuesday. (Via Printable Coupons and Deals.)
Get a free sample of GoodNites underwear.
There are new printable coupons from Unilever, including $1.25/2 Wish-Bone dressings, $0.60/1 Q-tips 285-ct+, $1/1 Dove Men+Care deodorant, and $1/1 Dove Men+Care body wash. You can use the deodorant coupon to get free Men+Care deodorant at Walgreens starting 5/15.
This post contains affiliate links that help support this site at no additional cost to you. Thank you for clicking through them! You can read CFO's full disclosure here.


text:
A former drama teacher at Mount St. Joseph High School pleaded guilty yesterday to having a three-month sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student and, as a result, was given a suspended sentence and probation.
The former teacher, Robert A. Gee of the 1100 block of N. Calvert St., received a three-year suspended sentence and three years of probation for child sexual abuse.
Gee, who also taught religious studies at the private boys' school, was prohibited from having contact with the victim and must register with the police as a sexual offender.


text:
The first picture -taken in August- shows that not only human beings like these plants. After winter rainfall, they are a juicy bite for hungry animals (in this case probably a tortoise).
The next four pictures were taken in October and November, when progressing heat and drought start discolouring the plants.
After summer the plants may look quite miserable (as shown in the last picture, taken in April).


text:
All those writers and commentators are wrong.
The players are wrong. The coaches, general managers, fans — they're all wrong.
The NFL is not a quarterback's league.
Just because it has become the No. 1 cliché doesn't mean the quarterback is the league's most important person.
The absence of Sean Payton and return of Jeff Fisher prove the NFL is a coach's league.
"I've always believed as a coach you can make a quick impact," said Broncos coach John Fox. "But to get to the elite, it takes you a minute. It doesn't all happen overnight. There's no question it's a factor. But in an ultimate team game, it takes a while to bring a team together."
Fox is much like Fisher, come to think of it. Both are rooted on the defensive side. They are likable guys who can command the room.
Each has won and won big with one team without winning it all.
Each quickly brought respectability to his second team. Fox improved the Broncos in one year from 4-12 to 8-8 while tailoring his offense around the unique skill set of quarterback Tim Tebow.
Fisher took charge of the St. Louis Rams, who finished 2-14 last year, and has already guaranteed improvement with a 3-2 start this year.
It's the New Orleans Saints, though, who are presenting evidence no position is more valuable than a head coach.
A case can be made that Drew Brees is among the NFL's very best quarterbacks. The Saints certainly made that case this summer when they made him the league's highest-paid player at $20 million per year.
Yet the Saints lost Payton, their head coach and offensive mastermind, to a year-long suspension for his role — read: the all-important boss role — in the bounty scandal.
New Orleans started 0-4 before finally getting its first win last weekend.
"If you don't think Nick Saban matters? Then you and I disagree," said Jon Gruden, ESPN's "Monday Night Football" analyst and a former NFL head coach. "The best players don't always win. It's the best team that wins. Execution and preparation and attention to detail — that's the biggest part of winning. All these games are decided by five, six, seven points over the last five or six years."
Saban has built the University of Alabama into a perennial contender for college football's national championship. Jim Leonhard, a Broncos safety who has been with four NFL teams in eight seasons, thinks the head coach matters a little more in college than in the NFL. Leonhard has played with bad quarterbacks (Kelly Holcomb, J.P. Losman, Trent Edwards) and for bad head coaches (Mike Mularkey, Dick Jauron). Leonhard has been with talented rookie head coaches (John Harbaugh, Rex Ryan) and rookie quarterbacks (Joe Flacco, Mark Sanchez). And now Leonhard is with a veteran coach, Fox, and a veteran quarterback, Peyton Manning.
"I think there's certain quarterbacks where they could run the show," Leonhard said. "Peyton, Tom Brady, Brees, (Philip) Rivers and (Aaron) Rodgers. Guys who have been in the same system for so long, they've got a pretty good feel with how to run the team. With young quarterbacks, it's a little different. Even if you have a great young quarterback, you'd better have a strong head coach."
Denver cornerback Champ Bailey was asked, "Given a choice to play for any team, would you pick the one with the best head coach or the best quarterback?"
Bailey paused, giving it some thought. At least it wasn't a slam-dunk question.
"I'd go with the quarterback," Bailey said. "Because I've played with great coaches before and it didn't work out."
Bailey has played for some of the NFL's most accomplished coaches in the modern era: Marty Schottenheimer, Steve Spurrier, Norv Turner, Mike Shanahan.
Maybe head coaches and quarterbacks are the football equivalent of the "chicken and egg." John Elway couldn't win the Super Bowl until he was coached by Shanahan. And now Shanahan must prove he can win it all without Elway's help.
"If you have the right guy, No. 1, get him a quarterback," Gruden said. "I mean, who are we kidding? If you have the right coach and the right quarterback, you can be in this thing every year. You might have a year where you fall off, but if you get in the tournament with the right coach and the right quarterback? You can run through the door."
Mike Klis: 303-954-1055, firstname.lastname@example.com or twitter.com/mikeklis


text:
Now, new and improved 'foolproof' wedding vows!
"I do" is becoming something more like "I might", as one in three couples refuse to vow "til death do us part" at the altar, a new survey has revealed
According to the study of 1200 Australians by InsuranceLine, couples also believe a vow to avoid flirting online should be a matrimonial promise alongside the more traditional "to love, honour and cherish."
Equal sharing of child rearing was also identified as an important wedding vow.
Only 18 percent of women said they were prepared to pledge to obey their partner compared to 27 percent of men.
InsuranceLine spokesman John Hoyle said that the results provided a good insight into the types of vows relevant to couples today.
"What's evident from the poll is that we still believe that loving, cherishing and protecting each other is important, but there is a greater emphasis on equality and supporting each other, both emotionally and financially," he said.
According to the survey, 34 percent will not commit to the traditional "until death do us part."
It found men believed that to "cherish" their partner was the most important vow one could make.
For women, the traditional vow to stand by their partner in "sickness and health" was the most important vow.
The results showed both sexes supported a commitment to be faithful and not be flirtatious online, with 72 percent of women and 62 percent of men favouring this as an inclusion in modern vows.


text:
Big nate and friends / Lincoln Peirce.
Electronic resources
View other formats and editions
Record details
- ISBN: 9781449420482 (electronic bk)
- Physical Description: 1 online resource.
- Edition: 1.
- Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2011.
Content descriptions
|Summary, etc.:
| Aspiring cartoonist Nate Wright is the star of Big Nate, the daily and Sunday comic strip distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Association since 1991. Nate is eleven years old, four-and-a-half feet tall, and the all-time record holder for detentions in school history. He's a self-described genius and sixth grade Renaissance Man. Equipped with only a #2 pencil and the unshakable belief that he is #1, Nate fights a daily battle against overzealous teachers, undercooked cafeteria food and all-around conventionality. He's the original rebel without a clue, alternately abrasive and endearing to classmates and teachers alike. Nate blazes an unforgettable trail through the sixth grade at P.S. 38, earning straight A's in laughs along the way.
|Target Audience Note:
| Text Difficulty K - Text Difficulty 1
MG/Middle grades (4th-8th)
300 Lexile.
2.4 ATOS Level
|Reproduction Note:
| Electronic reproduction. Kansas City : Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC, 2011. Requires OverDrive Read (file size: N/A KB) or Adobe Digital Editions (file size: 81009 KB) or Amazon Kindle (file size: N/A KB).
Search for related items by subject
|Juvenile Fiction.
Comic and Graphic Books.
Humor (Fiction).
|Electronic books.


text:
Firefly Mason Jars - Women's Tee (Glow in the Dark! )
Designer: Workshop Studio & Boutique
FREE SHIPPING in Canada on orders over $99
The nostalgic summer tee! Our latest in our mason jar series is our firefly print. Printed in Aqua and glow in the dark yellow on our indigo tees.
Our sweatshop free tees silk-screened with water-based inks by the Workshop Gals in our studio!
50% Polyester/25% Cotton/%25 Rayon
*Please note: Sizing runs small please size up one size.


text:
Bacon-Wrapped Trout with Lemon Relish
Recipe courtesy of Marcia Kiesel.
Level: Moderate
Serves: 4
- 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large garlic clove
- 1 large peeled lemon
- salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- 12 strip thick-cut smoked bacon
- 4 trout or fresh herring fillets
- Heat the olive oil in a small skillet. Add the sliced garlic and cook over low heat until golden, about 1 minute. Add the chopped lemon and cook over moderate heat until slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Scrape the lemon relish into a small glass or stainless steel bowl and season with salt and pepper.
- Wrap 3 slices of bacon around each trout or herring fillet. Secure the bacon with toothpicks.
- Heat a large skillet over moderately high heat. Add the bacon-wrapped trout fillets and cook until the bacon is browned and crisped and the fish is just cooked through, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Transfer to plates, spoon the lemon relish on top and serve.
- Make Ahead: The lemon relish can be refrigerated overnight. Reheat gently before serving.
- Wine Recommendation: A light, lemony Riesling won't overwhelm the delicate flavors of the trout and will provide a crisp yet fruity contrast to the smoky bacon. Look for a German Riesling Kabinett from the Mosel, such as the 1999 Ockfener Bockstein Dr. Fischer, or a bright Riesling from New Zealand, such as the 2000 Villa Maria Private Bin Marlborough.
More From Recipes


text:
Date Posted: 19:29:45 12/23/11 Fri
Author: snuffles
Subject: OT prim rib preparation question
Our family was lucky enough to find prime rib on sale. I have a question about preparation-since this is the first time I have cooked it. Is the temperature and time different when the bone is in? I found a recipe with cooking time and temperature for one without bone, haven't been able so far) to locate insturctions for bone in prime rib. Also could I remove the bone and cook it following the directions I already have.
[> Re: OT prim rib preparation question -- Connie Kru, 19:46:42 12/23/11 Fri [1]
http://www.primesteakhouses.com/how-to- ... e-rib.html
I have not cooked one in many years.
Hope this site is helpful
[> Re: OT prim rib preparation question -- Londonlee, 22:24:12 12/23/11 Fri [1]
Congratulations and good eating. Today - Dec.23- on ABC's " The Chew" Mario Batali showed how prepare a prime rib. Here the address to watch a clip (3:28 minutes) of what he did.
http://beta.abc.go.com/shows/the-chew/v ... VD55160142
[> Re: OT prim rib preparation question -- Londonlee, 09:49:00 12/24/11 Sat [1]
Allrecipes.com offers this recipe today. Read the reviews they offer some good advice from people who have tried the recipe.
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Foolproof- ... 7=2011-12-


text:
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, (GRHC) the North American green roof industry association, is pleased to announce that the City of Toronto passed a new green roof by-law with overwhelming support yesterday. The green roof by-law consists of a green roof construction standard and a mandatory requirement for green roofs on all classes of new buildings.
The by-law requires up to 50 per cent green roof coverage on multi-unit residential dwellings over six stories, schools, non profit housing, commercial and industrial buildings. Larger residential projects require greater green roof coverage, ranging anywhere from 20 to 50% of the roof area.
"The City of Toronto's leadership on all things green took another major step by making it obligatory to have green roofs for all types of new buildings…" said Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone, the primary champion of the new by-law. "This by-law is a major part of the solution to climate change, the creation of green jobs and it represents a whole new mindset on how our cities approach the 20% or so of surface area that are roofs." he added.
"Toronto's by-law provides a new opportunity to strengthen the emerging practice of integrated green building design," said, Steven W. Peck, President of Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, which supported the by-law against pressure from developers opposed to the policy. "The by-law breaks new ground on how to structure a mandatory green roof requirement and the construction standard also contains important best practices that may prove to be a model for other cities," he added. Details are available here.
Chicago remains the number one city in 2008, for the most green roofs installed, according to GHRC's Annual Green Roof Industry Survey released last week. The mandatory by-law in Toronto may change that, resulting in approximately 50 to 75 new projects annually. Toronto already requires green roofs on city-owned properties, has established a financial incentive of up to $5 per square foot for existing buildings, and is currently building a publicly accessible green roof on its city hall. The project will be unveiled at CitiesAlive!, the first international green roof congress to be held October 19-22, 2009 with a focus on addressing climate change.
GRHC is having its 7th Annual Conference, Awards and Trade Show on June 3-5, 2009 in Atlanta, Ga. conference details are available here.


text:
Show me more about:
This helps us show you the most relevant information for your pet. You can change your preference at any time using the buttons at the top of the page.
Show me more about:
The Field Spaniel originated from England in the 1800's. This breed is still rare due to the great popularity of the Cocker Spaniels.
The Field Spaniel is a moderately-sized spaniel. They have water resistant coat that is generally a solid colour, however some come in a roan (speckled) coat. They have feathered legs; chest, ears, tail and undersides. Its nose is large, with very open nostrils and the almond-shaped eyes are either hazel or chestnut brown. They have a strong muscular neck and broad, long fringed ears.
Field Spaniels are prone to ear problems such as ear mites, they are also prone to eye problems such as cataract. Eye Problems: Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) and Rental Dysplasia, and Hypothyoidism
As adults, this breed can very greedy so care must be taken to avoid obesity.
The Field Spaniel is a very sweet and affectionate dog, with lots of energy to burn. They makes an excellent family member as long as they are given regular exercise and mental stimulation, if a Field Spaniel becomes bored they have a tendency to roam. They are great with other dogs, animals and are good with children. If a Field Spaniel becomes bored and is not well socialised they can become a bit stubborn and temperamental. Field Spaniels are a very active dog and require lots of exercise, their coat also requires regular maintenance they should be brushed twice a week and any straggling hair should be scissored. Their ears should be kept clean
Their coat also requires regular maintenance they should be brushed twice a week and any straggling hair should be scissored, they should be bathe once every two weeks in the warmer months and bathe once a month in the colder months. Their ears should be kept clean as they are prone to ear mites and ear infections.
All trademarks and other intellectual property on this site owned by Société des Produits Nestlé S.A. Please view our updated Privacy Policy below.
Go to Nestle Australia
Sign Up | Terms of Use | Privacy | Accessibility | Site Map | Contact Us
| View mobile site
Tick if you're 15 years or over and would like to hear more about Nestlé Purina and its brands. Nestlé Purina may use your personal information in a number of ways for marketing purposes, including email newsletters and online targeted advertising. To see other ways in which Nestlé Purina may use personal details visit www.purina.com.au/privacy.


text:
All We Want is a Drug Smuggling Submarine [VIDEO]
Acting on tips from informants, soldiers in Colombia have seized a 99-foot fully submersible submarine that was intended to be used for drug smuggling. This would make for movie that's a cross between Scarface and The Hunt for Red October. How's this for a title The Hunt for White Yeyo.
The fiberglass boat had enough room for eight tons of drugs and a crew of six, and enough power to make the eight-or- nine-day trip from Columbia to Mexico totally underwater.
It hasn't been uncommon for Colombian authorities to catch narco-traffickers with semi-submersible submarines, but smugglers using fully submersible subs is more unusual. It is estimated the sub cost two million dollars to build.


text:
PIERCE COUNTY: 2/5/14 Law Enforcement Committee Meeting
COMMITTEE MEETING - Wednesday, February 5, 2014 - 4:00 p.m.
EOC Conference Room,
124 North Oak Street,
Ellsworth, WI 54011
Amended AGENDA: 1. Call to order; 2. Determine if Quorum is Present; 3. Adopt Agenda; 4. Approve minutes from January 8, 2014 Meeting; 5. Public Comment;
6. Discuss and Take Action for Training Request for Court Safety & Security Conference in Appleton, WI March 5-7, 2014 for Judge Boles, Trisha Carlson, Peg Feuerhelm, Court Security Officer and Jo Ann Miller; *7. Discuss and take action to approve and authorize the request to transfer $13,803 from the 2013 General Fund to the 2013 Probate Budget line item 212-Legal and request county board action on the first reading; 8. Discuss and Take Action for Training Request for WECME Training in April in Wausau, WI ; Discuss ME YTD statistics; Discuss Radio for 2014-2015 Budget; 9. Discuss 911 Feasibility Study; 10. Future Agenda Items; 11. Set Next Meeting Date; 12. Adjourn.
Questions regarding this agenda may be made to Teresa Rhiel at 715-273-6813. Upon reasonable
notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities requiring special accommodations for attendance at the meeting. For additional information or to make a request, contact the Administrative Coordinator at 715-273-6851.
A quorum of County Board Supervisors may be present.
*Amended Item
(Pub. 02/05/14) WNAXLP


text:
Business Membership for Victoria, Texas and Area
Benefits of a VictoriaTexasDirect.info Business Membership
We expose you to, and put you in touch with, potential new customers in Victoria, Texas.
We do this for you 24 hours a day, every day of the year; like an marketing and communications manager who never goes for coffee, calls in sick, or goes on vacation.
By becoming a Business Member of VictoriaTexasDirect.info, you can gain access to those in the Victoria area searching for what you offer - current and potential clients who are looking for you right now!
This allows you to reach more qualified customers in Victoria, TX and increase your client base.
VictoriaTexasDirect.info improves your connection with your current clients and helps to build loyalty.
VictoriaTexasDirect.info does this by being the Victoria hub of your inbound integrated marketing.
Whether you are a business, professional, or organization, VictoriaTexasDirect.info is your best way of interactively strengthening your communication with the members of the Victoria community.
A free Business Membership in VictoriaTexasDirect.info is a great way to network with other businesses, professionals, and organizations in Victoria.
Unlike paper-based directories, VictoriaTexasDirect.info can keep pace with your changes; update your information as you need to, free.
Unlike paper-based directories, VictoriaTexasDirect.info is distributed around the entire globe.
Unlike other forms of advertising track the results your VictoriaTexasDirect.info Business Membership provides.
Get started today! It only take a few minutes to sign up.Sign me up! Sign me in!


text:
Science Keywords>BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION
ETI CD - Copepods - Aetideidae of the World OceanEntry ID: ETI_copepods
Abstract: This taxonomic reference work, produced with the ETI branch in
St. Petersburg Russia, provides multimedia information covering all
species of the Calanoid Copepods of the family Aetideidae in the World
Ocean. Aetideidae occur in all vertical ranges of the marine pelagic
zone. Most of the meso- and bathypelagic species are characterized by
wide geographical ranges, occurring from tropical to polar
... waters. This CD-ROM holds a comprehensive and fully up-to-date account
on Aetideidae, including extensive species decriptions (with more than
2600 illustrations). A new and highly detailed illustrated key
provides easy access to the information on the taxa. An interactive
glossary of terms (defining about 220 terms) makes part of this unique
program that provides information on 166 species and 32 higher
taxa. Principal literature references were included. This CD-ROM is an
excellent addition to any scientific library on taxonomy and marine
Windows: Windows 95/98, Pentium CPU, 16MB RAM, Thousands of colors, 4x
speed CD-ROM or higher.
Macintosh: System 7.x/8.x, 680x0/PowerPC CPU, 16MB RAM, Thousands of
colors, 4x speed CD-ROM or higher.
This information was obtained from the ETI web site -
Geographic Coverage
Spatial coordinates
Data Set Citation
Dataset Originator/Creator: E.L. Markhaseva
Dataset Title: ETI CD - Copepods - Aetideidae of the World Ocean
Dataset Release Place: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dataset Publisher: Expert Center for Taxonomic Identification
Version: Version 1.0
Data Presentation Form: CD ROM
Location Keywords
Science Keywords
ISO Topic Category
Access Constraints none
Use Constraints none
Ancillary Keywords
Data Set Progress
Data Center
Distribution Media: CD ROM
Fees: $129.95
Role: TECHNICAL CONTACT
Contact Address:
University of Amsterdam, Mauritskade 61 Expert Center for Taxonomic Identification
City: Amsterdam,
Postal Code: NL-1092 AD
Country: The Netherlands
Extended Metadata Properties
(Click to view more)
Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date: 2001-10-31
Last DIF Revision Date: 2017-08-23
Future DIF Review Date: 2002-10-31


text:
The T & P Tavern was originally built as a diner and adjoining news stand in the 1930's. Then called "The Towers Diner", The diner was part of the historic Texas & Pacific Railway Station, that now serves as the last west-bound stop on the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) that connects to the DART system in Dallas, TX. Preserved with utmost care, remnants of the zig-zag, art-deco architecture can be seen throughout the building. The T & P Tavern has undergone extensive renovation, while preserving the original look and craftsmanship of the old building.
So...what happened to it, you ask? It closed in the mid 60's with the airline-industry boom, and except for a brief attempt at re-opening in the mid-1980's, it has been preserved as a time capsule from a by-gone-era. So you see, this location's history runs deep, not only in Fort Worth, but in Texas and the Nation. As the Southern hub for shipping and personal and private travel, our humble surroundings have been witness to the presence of many famous, infamous and prominent individuals. Several Presidents and other visitors of note have passed through the station and dined in our space, including "The King", Elvis Presley, for whom our flagship, "Elvis", peanut butter-banana-and-bacon martini, is named after. We were also told, Fort Worth's first Oktoberfest was held at our location.
The real history, however, lies behind the story of the common man in our hallowed hall, you see. As the main southern hub of transport, many World War II veterans left and/or returned from this station, we call home. The diner where T&P Tavern is located may have been the last "home-cooked" meal before departing for an unknown station for many a soldier.
Still today, many people who remember the train station wander in and tell us their tale of being a child and having lunch here, while meeting an out-of-town relative, seeing a family member off to war, or welcoming them home. Today, over eighty years after this beautiful building was erected, workers commute, to-and-fro, and again get to enjoy this space we call home. We keep a relaxed atmosphere, great offerings behind the bar, and enjoy the company of our guests. That is the true spirit of the space, from what it once was, and how we view its place in our hometown, a social space for the" every-man", as it was intended, as it was, as we will keep it.
The long and the short of it? We ARE Fort Worth.
Come see a part of history, Come be a part of today at the T&P Tavern.


text:
PHIL N. ESKEW (Deceased)
Inducted: August 1, 1975 in Bloomington, IN
Date of Birth: January 1, 1906 in Crawford County, IN
High School Attended: North Harrison Graduated: 1923
High School Honors: Varsity letter winner in basketball, baseball and track.
College Attended: Oakland City College Graduated: 1927
College Honors: Varsity letter winner in football, baseball, and track.
Coaching Experience: Assistant football coach and athletic director.
Special Recognition: Taught and coached for 20 years in Davies County, Bloomington, and Wabash High Schools; also served as dean of boys, principal, and high school referee; served 8 years as Superintendent of Sullivan Schools and 3 years in same position at Huntington; served as the third Commissioner of Indiana High School Athletic Association 1962-1976; helped add State Championships in gymnastics, tennis, football, and baseball for boys and volleyball, golf, gymnastics, track, tennis, and swimming for girls; during his tenure, student participation in organized high school sports grew from 40,000 to 157,000 and from 6 State Championship sports to 17; one of the most sought after speakers in Indiana, he delivered more than 3,700 talks to nearly 2 million people in every Indiana county; inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame 1970; served on US Olympic Commission for gymnastics and was a member of the US Track and Field Federation.
Mr. Eskew passed away February 10, 1991.


text:
Remove ads with our VIP Service
Theater Managers:
Edwards Canyon Country Stadium 10
18800 Soledad Canyon Road
Santa Clarita, CA 91351
Message: 661-299-9385 more »
Comments from Our Readers
This feature is intended for our readers to share their experiences at movie theaters, in the hopes that theaters providing good presentations will be highlighted as well as those that need improvement to meet the expectations of their customers.
This is not a forum for bashing on a theater, but rather a place for your experiences (both good and bad) to be noted for other readers to see. If you had a problem at a theater, we encourage you to contact that theater using the information on their Contact Information page. Most theaters are very interested in hearing feedback from their customers.Add Your Comments
No comments found. Be the first and let us know what you think!
Add Your Comments
Already Registered?
Log in to retrieve your saved settings.
Forget Your Passcode?Send My Passcode To Me
Not Registered? Create a New Account!
Our registered members enjoy more features, including:
Basic accounts are free -- sign up today!
Concerned About Privacy?
So are we! We won't sell, trade, or share your personal information with anyone unless required by law. For more information, please read our Privacy Policy.
The Marquee > Search > Owner/Operator > Regal Cinemas
The Marquee > By Region > California > Los Angeles > Santa Clarita
This movie theater is near Canyon Cntry, Canyon Country, Santa Clarita, Valencia, Newhall, Agua Dulce, Green Valley, Saugus, Stevenson Rnh, Stevenson Ranch, Sylmar.
Journal/Blog - The Marquee - Movie Links - News and Events - Now Showing - Reader Reviews
Customize - VIP Service
|The BigScreen Cinema Guide is a service of SVJ Designs LLC. All graphics, layout, and structure of this service (unless otherwise specified) are Copyright © 1995-2018, SVJ Designs. The BigScreen Cinema Guide is a trademark of SVJ Designs. All rights reserved.
'ACADEMY AWARDS®' and 'OSCAR®' are the registered trademarks and service marks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.


text:
Anyway, we just went out and have a slice of cake (well, 3 slices, I was pissed) at Secret Recipe and headed out to Pizza and I got myself chicken steak. With a baby boy was crying (and driving me crazy) on the next table.
So yeah. On the way back. I deliberately fall asleep. Didn't have much to say.
Good night everybody.


text:
The BannerFrame system ships pre-measured, pre sprung and prepped for out of the box installation at your project location.
Contents include pre-sprung base channels, cover sections, seem covers and corner covers.
Base Channel Middle Sections
Base Channel End Sections (Bottom Right/Top Left)
Base Channel End Sections (Bottom Left/Top Right)
Cover Sections
Corner Covers
Seam Covers
BannerSprings (pre-loaded on BannerFrame Channels)


text:
Kenneth Thomas to be on WHFR's "The Mix" Thursday Aug 25 at 9pm
Tune in Thursday from 9pm-12am to WHFR's "The Mix" with host BAM as we welcome world famous DJ and producer Kenneth Thomas back to WHFR.FM to play live. He will be joined by other artists from his record label "Myth Records." BAM will be also be giving away free tickets to Kenneth Thomas's upcoming concert this Saturday. Be sure to tune in and enjoy some fantastic electronic music.
- Login to post comments


text:
Hey guys,
I've come across a some notation that I have not seen before and since it's all symbols, I couldn't really find anything on Google about it. I don't think it's necessary/relevant to explain the entire context here, but the formula read like this:
where COINF if the index set of all coinfinite recursively enumerable sets.
It's probably not all that complicated, but I've never seen the quantifier notation before. What does it mean? The variable is supposed to range over the natural numbers.
Thank you!


text:
It was my privilege to be included in Reasons Your Outsourced App Project Gets Delayed (And How To Fix It), by Nidhi Shah of Arkenea. Check out the article to see what 8 product managers and project managers, including my product management friend Drew Bixby, have to say.
- Top Product Management and UX Articles of 2017
- How Product Management Varies in Different Regions
- Product Management and Third-Party Integrations
- My Talk on Software Product Pricing on the DYT Podcast
- Top Product Management and UX Articles of 2016
- Does a Phase 1/Phase 2 Approach Ever Actually Work?
- Project Outsourcing Best Practices
- After You've Launched Your App: Keeping Users Engaged Past Year 1
- Teardowns of Onboarding in 3 Trendy Mobile Apps
- Determining Ideal Release Frequency for Software Products
- Interview with The Product Mantra
- 200 Librarians to Follow on Twitter
Recent Posts
Tag Cloud
Academic librarians Academic libraries Agile Alicia Dixon Best practices Blogging competitive strategy Content marketing features Higher education Instruction iOS Librarians Library consortia library science Marketing Mobile apps Mobile web design Navigation networking NYPL organizational behavior planning prodmgmt prodmktg product management product managers product marketing product roadmaps Public librarians Public libraries QA Reference Social media software strategy sustainability technology testing Twitter UCLA user-centered design User interface UX Web design


text:
Guide To Nevada Pest Expo 2014
Nevada's very own Pest Expo is coming to The Orleans Hotel and Casino in vibrant Las Vegas, Nevada; January 31, 2014. The event marks a great opportunity to network with other pest management professionals, earn continuing education credits (CEUs), and catch up on all of the latest happenings in the pest control industry.
Nevada Pest Expo
This January 31, 2014 marks the Nevada Pest Control Association's (NPCA) premier pest control event; the Nevada Pest Control Expo 2014!
Thousands of pest professionals from the western United States, including professionals from states like Nevada, Utah, California, and Arizona will descend on Las Vegas' Orleans Hotel and Casino.
Participants will have the opportunity to listen to numerous pest/pest control presentations, browse or present in the expo hall, meet with suppliers and vendors about new pest control technologies and products, and network with other pest management professionals.
In addition, attendees can earn up to six continuing education credits, and will receive free breakfast and lunch buffet. Enter to win great prizes as well.
We hope to see you there… It's the greatest show in town!
Click here to register for the Nevada Pest Control Expo 2014!
Nevada Pest Expo Classes & Presentations
- "Public Health & Pest Control" by Dr. Stanton Cope
- "Flying Insects" by Jeffrey Weir, BCE
- "Ants of the Southwest" by Sylvia Kenmuir, BCE
- "Nevada Laws and Regulations" by NPCA President George Botta
The Orleans Hotel and Casino
The host venue for the Nevada Pest Control Expo 2014 is The Orleans Hotel and Casino. Great room rates are still available!The Orleans Hotel & Casino
4500 W Tropicana Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 365-7111
Other Nearby Las Vegas Hotel Options
Days Inn Las Vegas At Wild Wild West Gambling Hall
3330 W Tropicana Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(800) 225-3297
daysinn.com Worldmark Las Vegas-Tropicana
5275 West Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 818-1940
worldmarktheclub.com Club De Soleil
5625 West Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 507-9400
Recommended Nearby Las Vegas Restaurants
The French Market Buffet – The Orleans
4500 West Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 365-7111 McMullan's Irish Pub
4650 West Tropicana Avenue #110
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 247-7000
mcmullansirishpub.com Sushi 21
4965 West Tropicana Avenue #102
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
(702) 952-2500
Author Bio: Anthony Ball is a pest management professional with Bulwark Exterminating in Las Vegas, Nevada. I am very much looking forward to the Nevada Pest Expo 2014.
Related articles
January 9, 2014 at 8:07 pm


text:
Douglas Rushkoff
Thanks to all who have responded so far, for your insights, experiences, and candor.
Vahid says:
The downside to the internet for many of us who live online is that we deal with issues on a more superficial basis. No one bothers to read a book or well thought out analysis anymore. It's too long. It requires too much focus. We skim headlines. We're interested in the next quick fix. With a blog post, at least there is the potential for debate. Few bother to engage in that same debate in the comments section of Facebook or engage in a back-and-forth on Twitter.
In terms of those tools changing the focus of activists from the
streets to the computer screen, I don't think the overall percentage
of Iranians actually in Iran using Facebook and Twitter are
significant enough to make a difference.
Which leads me pretty directly to my next question.
Did you ever imagine a day when a *blog* and its comments would be considered a higher, more contemplative form of public political activity? Will something come along that makes Twitter seem deep and reflective?
And to Azmat's many cogent points of this weekend, which represent both a great summary of much of what we've expressed so far, and a great preface to the next stage of our conversation, what do we think about the way the Internet so easily becomes part of the "house of mirrors" of media and abstraction? It's one thing to read newspaper reports and then engage with the real world; it's another to learn about the world through Internet sites, and then express ourselves through other Internet sites.
When we find out that an important viral video was faked, does it make us cynical about all of it? Are the reality of repression and the ethereal, unreal quality of media getting confused?
In short, how is the net biased against what we'd like to be doing with it? And how can we safeguard against these pitfalls?
posted February 2, 2010
FRONTLINE is a registered trademark of wgbh educational foundation.
web site copyright 1995-2014 WGBH educational foundation


text:
- Asylum Championship Wrestling: Insanity + Brutality = really sweet wrestling moves and funny faces.
When I try to picture the HBO version of professional fighting, a particular image immediately pops into mind. The four women of Sex and the City are throwing each other around a ring, the crowd cheering wildly as the occasional airborne Manolo Blahnik flies through the air.
Apparently, it's very different from the image conjured by the founder of Asylum Championship Wrestling, Brandon Bishop.
Bishop deemed ACW "the HBO version of pro wrestling" because the association is "controversial and cutting-edge." With a slogan like "Insanity + Brutality = ACW," and a 420-pound wrestler named "Carnage" on the roster, how could it be anything but?
Bishop founded ACW in 2001 almost by accident. Back then, he owned a nightclub in Lawton, Okla., aptly called "Asylum." Management needed Monday night entertainment, so Bishop located a ring and recruited some buddies to pose as professional wrestlers, strictly as a joke. However, the bar crowd loved it, so he ditched the club scene and delved into a career as a full-time independent wrestling entrepreneur.
Shortly after, ACW moved to Texas, where it built up a following over several years. Then, this May, ACW relocated to Colorado Springs. Bishop has been fervently advertising his business ever since, targeting true wrestling extremists.
"We want the fans that are completely nuts," he says. "That suits us fine."
The ACW's roster consists of 18 active fighters, several of which will go head-to-head Aug. 31 in some pretty unconventional events. The current champion, Irish Phenom John O'Malley, aims to protect his title in a steel-cage match against challenger "Mr. Saturday Night" (aka Michael Barry). There's also a three-way match between "The Pastor" Kenneth Campbell, Rexx Reed and the infamous self-titled monster, Carnage.
ACW affiliates itself with the independent wrestling circuit, a global network that became popular in the United States in the 1960s and '70s. Back then, it drew fans by the thousands.
The entire wrestling industry took a hit in June 2007 when popular World Wrestling Entertainment star Chris Benoit asphyxiated his 7-year-old son and wife, then hanged himself " a double murder-suicide that authorities linked to steroids, painkillers and depression. Bishop wants to counteract the recent bad publicity by recruiting a fresh fan base that has no preconceived notions about the sport.
"It's every form of entertainment and athleticism wrapped into one live theater," he says. "We are like a family: the wrestlers, fans and staff. I have a place to go that is tight-knit, and it's great being part of that family."
Now if only I could get my clan to agree with Bishop's assertion that steel-cage fighting promotes family affection. Thanksgiving Day could become a lot more entertaining.
ACW's fifth annual Insane-A-Versary Live Pro Wrestling
The Bigg City Event Center, 5825 Mark Dabling Blvd.
Friday, Aug. 31, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $10 via ticketswest.com; call 310-8182 or visit asylumwrestling.com for more.


text:
|'94 Ho Draft lyrics
|A Dope Beat lyrics
|And Ya Don't Stop lyrics
|Annie Mae lyrics
|Back Up lyrics
|Can You Feel It lyrics
|Do You See lyrics
|Dollars Make Sense lyrics
|Flow On lyrics
|Friends lyrics
|G-Funk Is Here To Stay lyrics
|G-Spot lyrics
|Game Don't Wait lyrics
|Gangsta Love lyrics
|Gangsta Sermon lyrics
|Ghetto Village lyrics
|Havin' Things lyrics
|Here Comes Another Hit lyrics
|I Shot The Sheriff lyrics
|I Want It All (Remix) lyrics
|If We Give You A Chance lyrics
|Intro lyrics
|It Ain't Nothin' Wrong With You lyrics
|Just A Lil' Bit lyrics
|Keepin' It Strong lyrics
|Let's Go (It's A Movement) lyrics
|Lookin At You lyrics
|My Momma (Ola Mae) lyrics
|Party We Will Throw Now lyrics
|Reality lyrics
|Recognize lyrics
|Reel Tight Intro lyrics
|Regulate lyrics
|Relax Ya Mind lyrics
|Ricky In Church lyrics
|Runnin' Wit No Breaks lyrics
|Smokin' Me Out lyrics
|So Many Ways lyrics
|Somethin' To Bounce To lyrics
|Speed Dreamin' lyrics
|St. Ide's Promo lyrics
|Star Trek Intro lyrics
|Still Can't Fade It lyrics
|Still In Love lyrics
|Streets Of Lbc lyrics
|Summertime In The Lbc lyrics
|Super Soul Sis lyrics
|This D.J. lyrics
|This Is Dedicated To You lyrics
|This Is The Shack lyrics
|To All D.J.'s lyrics
|Transformers lyrics
|We Brings Heat lyrics
|We Got That lyrics
|We Want Yo Hands Up lyrics
|What We Go Through lyrics
|What's Love Got To Do With It lyrics
|What's Next lyrics
|Why Oh Why lyrics
|World Wide Ryders lyrics
|Yo Sassy Ways (Feat. 213) lyrics
|You Never Know (feat. Snoop Dogg, Phats Bossi And Reel Tight) lyrics
|Young Fun lyrics
|Young Locs Slow Down lyrics


text:
A butcher by trade, Mr Dawes says he has so far enjoyed diversifying his core business but concedes he is still on a learning curve when it comes to the deli stuff.
``I'm learning about cheese and I now know a lot about coffee,'' he said. ``I only use freshly roasted beans and I even bought an Italian Dalla Corte espresso machine so we can grind directly into the group head.
``It doesn't get fresher than that.''
From Australia's The Manly Daily, http://www.manlydaily.com.au/article/2008/07/18/11161_news_feature.html.


text:
To access members-only content on cta.org, please sign in below.
Register Now
By Carole Anne Luckenback
"Teachers are often so focused on educating others that they sometimes neglect educating themselves on things like financial literacy," says Oak Grove Educators Association member Maggie Ellis. "The CTAinvest.org site is a really great way to arm members with the knowledge to close that financial literacy gap."
A great way to work toward the goal of being more financially literate is to supplement your pension with a 403(b) plan. Because 403(b) retirement plans can appear complex, CTA launched a new website for its members, CTAinvest.org, in August 2009. Designed to offer members helpful financial tools and resources, www.ctainvest.org provides a secure and straightforward way to make better-informed decisions about your investments and retirement plans. And with new enhancements made as a result of CTA member feedback, the site includes even more features and interactivity — and no log-in is required.
"Educators in California have such a strong guaranteed retirement system in place with CalSTRS and CalPERS," says Corning Elementary Faculty Association Vice President Philip Barletto. "But the reality is that retirement is expensive. We live longer, and inflation rates and health care costs continue to rise. We need to supplement our retirement with our own savings — and that can be done through a 403(b) plan."
Because financial experts have suggested that individuals may need 90 to 100 percent of their pre-retirement income to maintain an uninterrupted lifestyle and cover health care expenses in retirement, it makes perfect sense to plan ahead.
"CTA works in partnership with CalSTRS on its members' behalf to maintain and protect your pension," says CTA president David A. Sanchez. "However, a CalSTRS pension will not replace 80 percent to 100 percent of your pre-retirement income. That's where voluntary savings in the form of 403(b) and 457 plans come in, and why CTA has developed these financial tools for its members."
The CTA State Council Retirement Committee has had a long-term goal to see more financial literacy education available to teachers. Too many educators have been taken advantage of by investment advisers. CTA believes the solution is for members to educate themselves. CTAinvest.org makes it easier for members to become informed, with tools like "CalSTRS 403(b) Compare" helping them see any hidden charges.
"Educators need to make time to plan for their retirement, and the earlier the better," says Oak Grove Educators Association President KC Walsh. "It's an easy-to-use website with so many helpful tools and resources. I tell members to visit CTAinvest.org even if they can only spare 15 minutes of their time — it is well worth the time invested."All-new features at www.ctainvest.org added from member feedback
Every child deserves a chance to learn and no child succeeds alone.
© 1999-


text:
Category: Legal
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
We have a great opportunity for a Litigation Secretary in Fort Worth, TX on a contract to possible hire basis. Great culture with great people – come join their team!
Company Profile:
Established in 1970
Based out of Indianapolis, IN
Provides legal services for the transportation…
More Info: Click here


text:
To the Badlands, of course. More specifically, Badlands National Park in South Dakota. And you don't have to be bad to go there as they let us in with no trouble.
Actually we made 4 major stops today. First to the Prairie Homestead, then to the Minuteman Missile Display, then through the Badlands National Park, and finally to the famous Wall Drug Store in Wall, SD.
We got up early to get going as we knew it would get hot. (Eventually, the temp as registered by the car thermometer reached 97!) We drover about 90 miles out to the road that goes into the Badlands NP. But first on the road for us was the Prairie Homestead.
This homestead was occupied beginning in the early 1900s by the Brown family.
Because of the lack of wood, they actually built the portion on the left with 3 walls and a roof made out of sod. Later, the portion on the right was moved from another location and attached to the house. The old portion has a clay floor and the new part has a wooden one.
I'm going to let Carol tell more about this part of our day as she has more pictures for sure and is also more of an expert on this topic.
Here is a movie I made of the visit (about 2 minutes or so).
After visiting the Prairie Homestead, we backtracked a couple of miles to the Minuteman Missile Exhibit. This was interesting to me because I was in the Air Force and worked in the Directorate of Operations for the 15th Air Force. 15th AF had command of all the land based ballistic missile wings and so I was very familiar with the Minuteman Missiles. If you don't know much about them, you can click here to read an article for more information.
I thought this poster pretty much says it all. The missile flight time is 30 minutes and delivery is guaranteed or your next one is free! (of course you won't survive to make your claim).
Each 10 missiles was controlled by a Launch Control Facility (LCF) pictured above. The 10 missiles were in a ring several miles away from each other and the LCF. Each squadron had 5 LCFs or 50 missiles and each Wing was composed of three squadrons, or 150 missiles. There were 6 bases that had the missile wings and all were commanded by 15AF where I worked. There were always two officers on duty in each LCF and they would wait for the appropriate go-codes to launch their missiles. Fortunately, that message never came!
Above is a picture of one of the actual missile sites. At one time, there were about 1000 of these scattered all over Wyoming, Montana, North and South Dakota, and Missouri. Now only the Minuteman 3 sites remain as the others were deactivated through the START treaties.
Next we drove about 5 miles further and came to the park entrance for the Badlands National Park. Of course our $10 lifetime senior pass got us in with no problem. (If you are over 62 and don't have one of these passes, you are missing out on a great deal.)
The sky in this area was really affected by the wildfires still burning in Colorado and Wyoming. So the contrast in the pictures is not as good as we would have liked.
Again, Carol will probably have better pictures on her blog as she touches them up. Be sure to see her entry at Carolksjourney.
I did produce a 3 minute video which shows some of the highlights of our visit. You can view it below:
I found this formation to be interesting and unique. We saw it just before we drove onto the plains and out of the park. Not sure why the two columns are left standing, but it is different than the other rock formations in the park.
Our drive through the park was about 45 miles total and when we left the park, we were only a few miles from Walls Drug Store in Wall, SD. Carol will have more detail on this very interesting city and stop.
Look carefully at the above picture. You can see the tourists engaging in the great pastime of prairie dog watching!


text:
Piano/Keyboard - SMP Level 5 (Intermediate)
Piano Solo Sheet Music (no lyrics). Published by Hal Leonard (HL.292073).
Item Number: HL.292073
ISBN 149503996X. 9x12 inches.
This title has selections that range in difficulty from SMP Level 4-5.
About SMP Level 5 (Intermediate)
Seventh chords and melodies in both hands. More difficult note reading with ledger lines above and below the staff.