text:
Monster Hunter Tri for Wii, 3DS, and Wii U
Monster Hunter Tri depicts a living, breathing ecosystem where man co-exists with fantastic beasts that roam both the land and the sea
One of the most strikingly beautiful titles ever developed for Wii, Monster Hunter Tri depicts a living, breathing ecosystem where man co-exists with fantastic beasts that roam both the land and the sea. Featuring both online and offline cooperative modes, players can join online hunting parties with up to four players or play with two players on a single TV for select quests. Players also have the option to face Monster Hunter Tri's challenging quests as a single player experience accompanied by Cha-Cha, an AI hunting partner whose tracking and trapping skills will prove invaluable in the hunt. New items, weapons and armor sets will also be available to assist the hunters as they embark on the most incredible Monster Hunter adventure to date.
See All ImagesMonster Hunter Tri Images
See All NewsMonster Hunter Tri News
Say goodbye to the Monster Hunter Tri servers on April 30
Capcom has announced that it will be shutting down the servers for Monster Hunter Tri on the Wii. Players will no longer be...
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate for 3DS won't support online play
As most of you know by now, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is heading to both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. While the WIi...
Capcom confirms Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate for 3DS and Wii U
Though Monster Hunter has never endured mega-popularity in the states, the cult favorite action RPG continues to thrive in...
Capcom USA asks Monster Hunter fans to 'please be patient'
Monster Hunter Tri G could be headed to 3DS in North America
Monster Hunter Tri Announces World Eater Weekend
Dinosaur-murdering action all weekend in Monster Hunter 3
Monster Hunter Tri guides collected
Luke K. Wing's beginner and boss guides, all in one place.
Monster Hunter Tri beginner's guide
Luke K. Wing is going to whip you newbs into shape and make hunters out of you yet.


text:
Hi! My name is Mike. Thanks for visiting my UBC Math page. Here's what you can find on this page:
I'm a grad student in the Institute for Applied Mathematics, currently toiling away at a PhD :-)
My academic time is divided between research meetings (which often degenerate into amusing conversations), courses (usually math, physics, or computer science), napping on the couch (an essential element to any office), and of course actually doing research! My supervisor is Brian Wetton, who also supervises Iain Moyles.
I've always enjoyed the applications of math more than the theories, although theory can be both useful and beautiful. I've worked on a variety of applied projects, with a few currently underway - see the research portion of this page for details of the various projects. To be very brief, the problems I'm currently working on are:
I grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba—the mosquito capital of Canada... also famous for the fantastically cold winters, which I am pleasantly reminded of each year when I go back to see family and friends over the break. I came out to Vancouver for my undergraduate studies, and I have since become very fond of BC. The rain doesn't bother me so much—I guess I prefer it to having my eyelashes frozen together during a Manitoba winter...
There are so many amazing parks and hiking trails near Vancouver, and I really enjoy exploring them. Some other interests include: classical music - many pieces by Beethoven, Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, Handel, or even traditional Sufi and Andean music; languages (French and I know a little Mandarin); cats (they are such amazing creatures); healthy eating, including organic/raw/vegan/fermented foods, green juices, local and sustainable food; baking (both raw and conventional); and meditation (I have been teaching meditation and related metaphysical practices for a number of years as a volunteer).
I'm also a fan of Piled Higher and Deeper comics (perfect depictions of grad student life!).
My teaching positions are below.Past:
I tutored Math and Physics with the AMS for 3 years, and privately I have been tutoring Math and Physics since I was in grade 7.
My rate is $80/hour for individuals and $120/hour for groups of 2 or more. I will not privately tutor anyone in a course I'm teaching (and generally, though not always, this also applies to courses I am marking for) due to a conflict of interest. Contact me if you'd like private tutoring. Email is best. I may or may not be available depending on the time of year and my schedule.
UBC Math Courses I Have Tutored:
Research Experience and Interests
You can read my CV here (December 2013).

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Brett Ritchie bolstered his case for inclusion on Canada's world junior team with a physically-dominating performance on Tuesday night in the Red-White intra-squad game.
These types of scrimmages can be difficult for players, who don't want to risk hurting their potential teammates and, as result, may let up a bit. However, Ritchie, a towering Dallas Stars prospect, didn't seem bothered by the proposition. His huge hit on defenceman Mathew Dumba in the second period elicited a gasp from the fans in attendance.
"I just sort of caught him," said Ritchie, who stands 6-foot-4, weighing in at 218 pounds. "I don't think he expected me to finish my check there. He didn't really see me coming. I don't know what the deal was, but I just tried to lay into him."
"That was probably the main thing I wanted to focus on tonight, you got to finish all your checks."
Ritchie, who is tied for the OHL lead in goals with 27 in 32 games with the Niagara IceDogs, also showcased his offensive talents. He assisted on Team White's only goal and was also the only one of five shooters to beat Jordan Binnington in the shootout.
Ritchie's blend of size and skill earned high marks from the man who will name Canada's final roster on Thursday night.
"He was great," said head coach Steve Spott. "Of all the players up front, he's probably the guy that really stood out in a lot of different ways. I thought he was physical on the puck, got pucks to the net. Brett played a real strong game. He used his size to his advantage, which was great."
Ritchie wasn't the only player showing some grit on Tuesday. JC Lipon, passed over in the last NHL draft, but lighting it up with the Kamloops Blazers this season, got into a shoving match with Ryan Strome in the second period. In a regular game that wouldn't be of note, but in an intra-squad affair it stood out.
"He made me look [a bit silly with] a little outside, inside [move] so I gave him a little tap," said Lipon. "It's part of the game."
Lipon wasn't going to back down simply because Strome, the CHL's leading scorer with 62 points in 32 games with Niagara this season, is one of six returning players at the camp and a lock to make the team again.
"I can't really take anyone lightly," said Lipon, one of only five undrafted players at the camp. "There's a level of respect, but, I'm going to play hard on everyone. It was just a little shoving match. It was nothing. We'll probably go say, 'Hi,' to each other at dinner after this."
"When you're out there, there's no friends, you're trying to show your stuff."
Saginaw Spirit goalie Jake Paterson stopped all 10 shots he faced in regulation and added four saves in the shootout, but it was the one goal he allowed, to Jonathan Huberdeau in the shootout, that was the most memorable play he was involved in.
"No, I haven't," the Red Wings prospect said when asked if he had ever seen anything like Huberdeau's deke before. "I probably should've looked up some video on what he was going to pull. It was a nice move and he got me so hopefully I'll get him next time."
But Paterson wasn't going to beat himself up over the play. After all, there's a reason why Huberdeau has scored 104 goals in 195 games with Saint John in the QMJHL and was picked third overall by the Florida Panthers at the 2011 NHL draft.
"He's got quick hands and he can pretty much do whatever he wants with the puck," said Paterson. "I was aware of that, but he was able to sneak it by me there."


text:
Search by Service
Connect With Us
Browse by Region
The official website for Retirement Connection Guide- designed for Boomers, Seniors, Caregivers & Providers to search more than 150+ topics of information and connect you with a quick and complete reference of providers and services. Our educational articles, business profiles, event postings, and help pages are available to offer ongoing support. The printed Retirement Connection Guide can be picked up at many convenient locations or ordered from this website. The Portland/Vancouver edition covers Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington and Clark Counties. The salem edition covers Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties.


text:
Somebody was hurting Rehma Sabir.
Too late, her tiny bones told the sickening story: compression fractures in her spine; a fracture in her left elbow; two in her left leg. The injuries could have been from two weeks earlier, when the baby was overseas visiting family, or inflicted two months before, when she was being cared for in her family's Cambridge apartment by her nanny, Aisling McCarthy Brady.


text:
Hornung's Golf GripIt Rite Swing AidItem Number: 13045246
Price: $16.99
Free Shipping Eligible on Qualifying Purchases Over $49! Up to $15 Shipping Credit. (See Promotion Details)
Product Information
Customer Reviews
The GripIt Rite is a tremendous instructional tool, designed primarily to teach and develop an ideal grip - one of golf's major fundamentals. The GripIt Rite can be used on your own club, it's easy to take on and off, and you can take it to the course for practice. This results driven product is of top quality construction.
- Teaches and develops the ideal grip
- Can be used on your own club - easy on/off
- Top quality construction
- Great for extra practice on the course
- Right Hand
- Hornung's ®
Country of Origin: China
Customer Reviews
Rated 3.1 out of 5�by 12 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5�by cgczar Getting the right grip is everything This product is easy to use and really helps getting your hands where they need to grip the club correctly. A little tricky to get it on with slightly larger grips and moves a little after a bucket of balls needing to be realigned but very happy with product in helping me make sure I have the correct grip. September 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Yessurr_804 Good Grip practice I bought this item a few days before I went golfing. I used it on a few clubs at the range and my shots have never been better. I put it to the "Strong grip" setting and it completely changed my game. I went out and shot my lowest score ever after that. I would recommend for anyone worried about their grip. May 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5�by PunjabiJo This product does not fit my clubs I was excited to try this product but when I tried it on my clubs and it did not fit. I ended up returning it the next day. May 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Pete Simple but effective - great for the driving range Great little device which allows you to clip onto your golf club and hit golf balls. It takes a while to align it on the club correctly, but thankfully I only use this on 1 or 2 clubs. This works well - I was able to develop a much better feel for the correct grip and this translated to more confidence over the ball and a more repeatable ball flight. Taking it off the club is a little tricky as it has sharp edges which want to dig into the soft grip. I decided recently to put it on an old club so I can protect my clubs. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by golfnut great training product i am glad that i purchased this grip aid. it has helped me correct my grip problems. January 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Chuck Immediate Difference !! I have toyed with my grip and stance forever trying to correct my Slice Once i attached the Gripit Rite , centered it correctly, My first swing with my Driver went straight down the Middle and continued to go down the middle I have never tried another device so i cant compare it, But i do know i am sold on this device I have suggested to my friends, if you have any chance your swing might be affected by your grip, this is an inexpensive choice to try out October 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5�by Reggie Decent swing aid Not bad to help get your fundamentals settled. If you need help with your grip and getting the right posture set, this can help, but it's a bit cumbersome to snap onto and remove from the club July 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5�by no grip grip it right doesn't fit my hand size too well, but a good place to start again if ur grip wanders June 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5�by hacker Fair tool Alignment is difficult. All done by sight. only will give feedback regarding placing hands on club. If alignment is off, your grip will be as well. Save the $12 and skip this purchase. June 25, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by JRinVA Hard to put on but should improve alignment This item was actually so sharp and hard to put on the grip that I was afraid I would ruin my stock Callaway iron grips so I took it back. It was nice to be able to flip up the viewer to see where my natural grip left the face aimed. Bottom line, can be useful on a practice club but you could always put a contoured grip on it. Not useful if you have larger than standard grips or want to use on multiple clubs. April 19, 2013


text:
NELSONVILLE, WI (WTAQ) - A woman killed in a head-on traffic crash in central Wisconsin was identified Monday as 22-year-old Alicia Schaetzl of Mosinee.
Portage County authorities said her car crossed a center line and slammed into an oncoming van.
A 58-year-old Colorado man and a 57-year-old woman from Stevens Point were both taken to a Marshfield hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The crash happened just after 5 p.m. Sunday near Nelsonville on Highway 161.
Sheriff's investigators say they do not believe speed or alcohol were contributing factors. They're still trying to figure out what caused the crash.


text:
Reply to comment
Good point
You make a good point. Shipping binary drivers in the base distribution is an unfair advantage to promote Ubuntu compared to Fedora and is a much better argument than mine.
When Ubuntu ships closed binary drivers they are weakening the communities position that hardware should come with proper documentation how to use it (either by means of text documentation or Open Source drivers). The aim here is to make sure that users do not buy hardware that is undocumented and therefor companies financially benefit from being fair to their buyers and to the Open Source community. Because users should be able to use their hardware for what it was designed for.
However I disagree about the fact that it is an "incorrect flame", I call it being critical. Being critical only results in a flame if people start shouting at each other without first listening. Luckily that didn't happen yet on my blog :-)


text:
Home > Cold Cases > Post 14 Cold Cases > Murder of David James
Cold Case of David James
State Police Request Help Resolving the Murder of David James - Body Found on July 7th, 1999
On July 7th, 1999, the body of David James, 29 year old white male from Lancaster, Ohio, was discovered in a wooded area off the AA Highway in Greenup County, Ky by a hunter. The body had been unidentified until 2003 when the Kentucky State Medical Examiner's office matched dental records with the missing subject from the Lancaster Police Department in Lancaster, Ohio. James had been shot in the head but it is unclear whether the murder took place in Kentucky or in Ohio.
Detectives are requesting help from the community or anyone who might have information on the murder of David James of Lancaster, Ohio. Anyone with information can contact the case officer Detective Aaron Martin with the Kentucky State Police Post 14 Ashland, Kentucky at (606) 928-6421 or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Investigating Officer Contact Information
Post 14 - Ashland
OFFICER: Detective Aaron Martin
If you wish to report more information on this Cold Case, use the form below.
However, if you need to report information that is of an emergency nature, please contact the Kentucky State Police toll free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state) or call your local police/sheriff department at 911.


text:
Can You Find Value in the Teen Retailers?
Robert is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Large institutional investors have been circling the teen retail sector in 2013 looking for value from retail chains with solid finances and national footprints. While teens' fashion choices change as frequently as the weather, the teen cohort as a group has meaningful disposable income and the proclivity to spend rather than to save money. In March, retail-focused investment firm Sycamore Partners agreed to buy teen retailer Hot Topic for roughly $600 million. More recently, fellow investment firm Apax Partners agreed to buy teen retailer Rue21 (NASDAQ: RUE) for roughly $1 billion, reacquiring the company that it floated to the public back in 2009.
What's the value?
Taylor Swift might want to feel 22 in her new song, but Rue21 wants everyone to feel like they are 21, which was ostensibly the best time of their lives. The company sells a broad range of apparel, accessories, and jewelry for the teen crowd, though their stores also have a following from people in their 20's and 30's. As befits its core teen demographic, Rue21 does little traditional advertising, relying on viral social marketing via Internet-based communication channels.
In its latest fiscal year, Rue21 reported solid financial results, with increases in revenue and operating income of 18.6% and 8.9%, respectively, versus the prior year. The company's sales growth benefited from adding 122 new stores to its network, as well as generating its fifth straight year of same store sales gains. In addition, Rue21's gross margin reached a five-year high due to reduced inventory markdowns and fewer promotions. The company's improved profitability has management thinking big for the future, with plans to almost double their store base to 1,700 over the long term.
Who else might be on the block?
With Rue21 leaving the public markets shortly, investors are likely wondering which other teen retailers are intriguing acquisition targets. The first company that comes to mind is Pacific Sunwear of California (NASDAQ: PSUN), the California-inspired teen retailer with a presence in malls across the country and in Puerto Rico. Despite still searching for operating profitability after over-expanding in the previous decade, Pacific Sunwear has a loyal customer following, with national brands that include Billabong, Hurley, and Vans.
In its latest fiscal year, Pacific Sunwear continued to show modest financial improvement, with a 3.3% increase in total sales and a smaller operating loss compared to the prior year. While its sales growth was negatively impacted by the closure of 89 net stores, the company posted a rise in same-store sales due to better inventory pricing. In addition, Pacific Sunwear has been improving its overall supply chain efficiency, as it continues to eliminate unprofitable mall locations from its network. With rising sales per store and plans to close an additional 20 to 30 locations in 2013, the company looks primed for much better future performance.
Another interesting target is Aeropostale (NYSE: ARO), the trendy teen retailer that was originally formed by Macy's during the 1980's as an in-store concept. Since opening its first specialty store in 1987, the company has grown to over 1,000 stores globally, including 100 P.S. from Aeropostale children's stores. However, recent results have been weak as Aeropostale's classic casual apparel lines have struggled to find a winning formula against heavy competition from value-priced specialists like Rue21 and Forever 21.
In its latest fiscal year, Aeropostale reported poor financial results, with a 1.9% increase in revenues, but a steep 47.4% decline in operating income. Its results were impacted by a second year of declining same-store sales, as well as a lower gross margin due to inventory markdowns. Despite its operating performance, Aeropostale is forging ahead with plans to increase its store base, with a major expansion of its children's unit and selected openings for its core Aeropostale unit in new international markets. When the company finally finds the right merchandise mix for its value conscious customers, it has an opportunity to create substantial value, given its depressed stock valuation.
The bottom line
While the teen retail space can be a tough place to do business, there are profits to be had for aspiring companies with the right product mix. Pacific Sunwear and Aeropostale are currently struggling through company-specific issues, but they both have strong leverage for stock price gains due to the economies of scale in their national store bases. In addition, Sycamore Partners could eventually be back on the acquisition trail, once it finishes digesting its Hot Topic purchase. As such, investors need to keep these two small retailers on their watchlist.
The retail space is in the midst of the biggest paradigm shift since mail order took off at the turn of last century. Only those most forward-looking and capable companies will survive, and they'll handsomely reward those investors who understand the landscape. You can read about the 3 Companies Ready to Rule Retail in The Motley Fool's special report. Uncovering these top picks is free today; just click here to read more.
Robert Hanley has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Is this post wrong? Click here. Think you can do better? Join us and write your own!


text: DURANT, OK--If you live in Oklahoma, you could soon be paying less income tax. Gov. Mary Fallin is asking state lawmakers to approve a state income tax cut. It's actually not an idea that many people are against."I'm all for it," said one Oklahoma man. A quarter decrease in the Oklahoma state income tax--that's what Gov. Mary Fallin is hoping for. "Washington has taken every opportunity to raise taxes," said Fallin in Monday's State of the State address. "We should take every opportunity to lower them." In a tweet released Monday, Fallin says quote "Lowering the state income tax is the right thing to do." The governor is hoping to cut the tax rate from 5.25 to 5 percent. Many Oklahomans say they want to see that happen. Oklahoma resident Ashley Highnight said: "I actually think it sounds like a good thing. Anything to help someone support themselves. I'm a single person, I don't have kids or anything like that. So it would definitely benefit me."James Buckner said: "I'd like to see it done plum away with. I don't believe Oklahoma needs that tax money. It's all just revenue to them, they have plenty of revenue without taxing us." House of Representatives Majority Whip Todd Thomsen--who also represents Pontotoc County--says he likes the idea, but will need to study the fine-print. "The challenge is: What do you do in the short-term to pay for that?" asked Thomsen. "There will be a short-term economic impact in the state, and we need to pay for that. And how are we going to?"Thomsen said that question remains undecided at the moment, but that those funds will likely come from state agency reductions and state budget cuts. "I need to see those specifically before I can sign on 100 percent," said Thomsen. Some locals say they agree with Thomsen. "I'm all for reducing state tax if we don't have to sacrifice something else that's going to end up costing us more," said a Durant man. Thomsen says although the tax cut is on Fallin's proposal wishlist, it will ultimately be up to the House and Senate whether its voted into effect.


text:
Women's Nike Pro Core 2.5" Print Running Shorts
You can't get in the best workout possible when you are busy worrying about your ill-fitting shorts. That's why the Nike Pro Core 2.5" Printed Women's Running Shorts will soon become your go-to gear for all types of workouts. Get the fit and feel you need to take your mind off your clothing and keep it in the game.
These Nike shorts feature a compression fit that won't ride up or get in your way, while also offering maximum support to your muscles. Dri-FIT fabric ensures you stay dry, while the lightweight material helps you to feel free to move as you need to. A wide range of colors and prints allows you to show off your vibrant personality at the gym.
Ditch those old, uncomfortable shorts for the advanced performance and feel of the Nike Pro Core 2.5" Printed Women's Running Shorts.
- FABRIC: 82% polyester, 18% spandex Dri-FIT
- FIT: Compression, 2.5" inseam
- CARE: Machine wash
You may also like
Men's Nike Benassi JDI Slide SandalsWas:
$21.99Now: $9.98 50% off!
Men's Nike Air Indee Casual ShoesFinish Line ExclusiveWas:
$79.99Now: $34.98 55% off!
Men's Mizuno Wave Prophecy 3 Running ShoesWas:
$184.99Now: $69.98 60% off!
Men's Nike Dual Fusion Run 3 Running ShoesWas:
$79.99Now: $69.98 10% off!


text:
Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value
Fuel Economy (city/hwy)
2003 Infiniti FX
By Dan Jedlicka of MSN Autos
Bottom Line:
Like a futuristic auto show crossover vehicle come to life.
The racy new Infiniti FX crossover sport-utility vehicle is arguably the vehicle that Porsche should have built instead of its boxy, costlier Cayenne.
The FX is from Nissan's upscale division and is part of Nissan's plan to make Infiniti a top luxury brand. It looks like an auto show "vehicle of the future" that actually has been produced.
For years, Infiniti models languished as just dressed-up versions of Nissan models. That's no longer the case with aggressive new Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn at the wheel, as evidenced by the FX—and hot new Infiniti G35 coupe and sedan.
Two Trim Levels
The 4-door FX is about the size of a large sedan. It has a long hood, wide stance and large rear hatch. Its height is halfway between that of an auto and sport-ute. It thus calls for a little extra effort to get in and out, but not much more than with a car.
The FX has a long 112.2-inch wheelbase partly to smooth out the ride and provide more interior room. It's a reasonable 189.1 inches long for fairly easy garaging. This isn't the type of vehicle owners would want to park on the street at night. It's just too flashy for that.
Two Drive Systems
The FX45 has standard all-wheel drive and a docile 4.5-liter, 315-horsepower V8. The engine is based on the one in the top-line Infiniti Q45 sedan. As for the FX35, it has a modified 3.5-liter, 280-horsepower V6 from the G35.
The well-equipped FX hits 60 mph in just 6.3 seconds with the V8 and has such items as an aluminum independent rear suspension similar to the one in the Nissan 350Z sports car.
Lots of Stares
Accompanying the flashy lines is an aircraft-style cockpit with a nifty dashboard, sports seats and aluminum trim accents. Gauges are in a pod that tilts with the steering wheel, a setup that never lets the wheel hide them from easy view.
With a lower price, the FX35 is expected to account for most FX sales. It costs $34,200 with rear-drive and $35,700 with all-wheel drive. The FX45 has a base price of $44,225.
Heavy Vehicle
The FX45 version weighs 4,299 pounds. As with the FX35, a driver can feel the weight during hard acceleration and driving maneuvers such as quick lane changes.
Both engines work with a very responsive 5-speed automatic transmission, which has a manual shift feature.
Low Fuel Economy
The FX is nearly as much fun to drive as a larger sports car-especially in FX45 trim. The quick power steering of the FX45 is heavy, but provides good road feel. Handling is very responsive with the advanced all-independent suspension system and enormous 20-inch wheels. There's minimal body sway through fast curves and during lane changes at highway speeds. Brakes are powerful, although the pedal needs a more linear feel.
Both FX versions have an anti-skid/traction-control system and anti-lock brakes to help keep drivers out of trouble if they push too hard.
Standard for the FX45 and optional for the FX35 are such items as leather upholstery, heated front seats and power tilt-telescopic steering wheel.
A Premium option package has a power sunroof. A Technology package has radar cruise control to keep the FX a predetermined distance from vehicles ahead and a rearview television camera that operates when reverse gear is selected.
Safety Features
The FX45 not only has a smooth V8—it also has a very tied-down sport suspension and wide 50-series tires mounted on those 20-inch aluminum alloy wheels, which help provide a very aggressive appearance.
On the flip side, the FX45's stiffer sport suspension and that wheel-tire combination provide a very firm, occasionally choppy ride. Those wanting a more comfortable ride should opt for the FX35, which has 18-inch wheels and 60-series tires.
The larger wheels and tires are optional for the FX35, as is the FX45 sport suspension. But those items are rather out of place without the V8. Trust Infiniti to set up the FX with the proper standard suspension, wheels and tires.
Gauges can be quickly read in all kinds of light, and there are large outside rearview mirrors. Small radio and climate controls are under a dashboard screen, which also is part of the optional navigation system. Power seat controls at the console sides of the front seats are a bit awkward to use and take getting used to.
No Third Seat
The cargo area opening is wide, but rather high. The cargo area is large, and cargo compartment levers allow the split rear seatbacks to flip forward to appreciably enlarge that area.
The FX is a rakish, spacious crossover vehicle that acts much like a sports car, especially in FX45 trim. Annual sales are expected to total 30,000 units, and that should keep the FX fairly exclusive.
Recently Viewed Cars
Related Articles


text: engineeringwithlight.com supplies a choice of high quality transformers and LED drivers for outdoor use with our Hunza® 12 volt halogen and 12 volt LED outdoor and garden lights. To calculate the wattage required for a transformer or driver, simply add together the wattages of the lamps/LEDs in all the fittings to be powered. We also sell replacement lamps and LEDs, and Hunza's full range of accessories to reduce glare, change the colour or spread of the light and to attach spot lights to trees or secure them in loose sandy soil.


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Vodkamartini said...
(Cocks trigger) Venerate the Immortal God-Emperor, heretics. (BLAM)
(Wipes blood off the Commissar gloves -- sadly. So hoping for the chance to shouting propaganda and executing low dps-folks in the raid for a buff. Until the 40K MMO comes out ...)
Getting back to World of Warcraft deities, good job on the Loas, informative. But I've noticed there is no ZEALOT LIGHT fanatics as in Warhammer 40K, where there's plenty of "good guys" who take being holy too seriously they lash out at any perceived sinner. ("Repent, citizens of Goldshire!") And I'm not counting the Scarlet Crusade, they're just dupes for the Burning Legion vs. the Forsaken and the Lich King. I'm talking real true believers of the Light who are so blinded they see everyone corrupted, as the Blue Dragonflight was in Wrath, or Algalon perhaps. I've always thought Draenei would be perfectly cast for the role. Course, they'd probably need to be dupes for something too ... an overzealous Naaru?
Who knows, maybe that idea might come through in the mess the Cataclysm will cause.
And I really wanted to see a Scarlet Crusade-themed instance in Northrend, too.


text:
Anything to be gained by adding BBPress to Buddypress?
I have a WordPress blog with Buddypress installed and am using group forums.
The forum functionality is quite basic and I was wondering if it's possible to enhance it by installing BBPress on top of my existing configuration?
Well that offer any additional functionality? And will it still work within my existing group forums?
Viewing 10 replies - 1 through 10 (of 10 total)
Viewing 10 replies - 1 through 10 (of 10 total)
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


text:
Parkview coach Cecil Flowe announced his retirement after Parkview's 21-13 victory over Central Gwinnett on Friday. Flowe has won more games as a Gwinnett County coach than any other with 196. Here are those who have won more than 100:
196 – Cecil Flowe, Parkview
185 – Tally Johnson, Central Gwinnett
172 – Kevin Maloof, Dacula/Meadowcreek
150 – Cecil Morris, Duluth
149 – Dave Hunter, Brookwood
129 – Ed Cochran, Buford
118 – Dexter Wood, Buford
114 – Mickey Conn, Grayson
116 – Jess Simpson, Buford
115 – Keith Maloof, Norcross
108 – Mark Crews, Brookwood
North Gwinnett's Nate Brown has 16 touchdown receptions this season. Wayne County's Krenwick Sanders has 13. But neither is close to the state record set in 2010. Who is the record-holder? (Answer Tuesday)
Answer to Friday's question: Stewart-Quitman is the Georgia school that has been beaten by at least 60 points the most times since 1971 with 17.
"Life is about relationships, and relationships are about trust."
- Providence Christian coach Ken Robinson
GHSF Daily asked coaches during the offseason if they have a favorite quote, saying or motto. We'll run a different one each day. Coaches are invited to add to our list.
Produced by Georgia High School Football Daily, a free e-mail newsletter. To join the mailing list, click here.
October 28th, 2013
5:12 pm
Congrats again to Cecil….. Great coach & even better man..
The 60 point losses might be eclipsed by Meadowcreek in the near future.. Poor Mustangs…
I have to admin Buford has been playing football probable longer than any of the other schools, aside from Central.. But to have 3 in the top.. Coach Simpson will run away with the top mark if he wants to stay with the Wolves 8-10 more seasons..
October 28th, 2013
8:40 pm
Mickey Conn got to 114 pretty quick.
October 29th, 2013
1:30 pm
Yes he did & to do so building that team from its inception is even more amazing…


text:
Obama's new Operation Fast and Furious gun tracking operation
As Barack Obama prepares to be lied-into office on January 20 he's beginning to show step by step his agenda for America. First off we get the same tired line of crap about "common sense" and "things that work" (think Chicago) gun control measures. He actually said that he is working on by-passing legislation to gather data "on guns that fall into the hands of criminals, and how we track that more effectively." I think the new data gathering and gun tracking program is called Fast and Furious.
Let's see … in the same article I read that Obama said … "it's premature to assume that somehow we're going backwards. We're not going backwards." Hmmm … I guess it depends on what the meaning of the word "backwards" is. Remember a couple years ago Obama cancelled most of the space programs in the U.S.? You know the ones which would have built the new Orion spacecraft and Ares rockets, which were supposed to replace the space shuttles. At that time Obama instructed NASA's administrator Charles Bolden that his foremost duty would be to find a way to reach out to the Muslim world and engage much more with dominantly Muslim nations to help them feel good about their historic contribution to science and engineering — science, math and engineering.
It's easy to see the progress made there. As far as actually making advances in space to protect the United States, it seems Obama has once again lived up to his desire to weaken America in every way possible … According to Reuters The United States is concerned about China's expanding ability to disrupt the most sensitive U.S. military and intelligence satellites, as Beijing pursues its expanded ambitions in space, according to multiple sources in the U.S. government and outside space experts.
Now I can't claim to know how much damage Obama did to the America's space program, but apparently China is loving our Muslim outreach program.
"We're not going backwards" …
Remember the blogger Aaron Swartz who criticized Obama's drone "Kill List"? Who'd a thunk it … the guy has been found dead.


text:
|3.5 lbs.
|Battery Type:
|Chuck Size:
|1/2 in.
|Chuck Type:
|Clutch Settings:
|Power Type:
|0 - 440 / 0 - 1,600
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
Best Uses
Reviewed by 41 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-5
Previous | Next »
Best Uses
Comments about ONE Plus 18V Cordless 1/2-in Drill Kit:
As a drill and a driver, in restoring my historic home, this tool speeds my work and makes me more efficient.
Best Uses
Comments about ONE Plus 18V Cordless 1/2-in Drill Kit:
My last drill gave up the ghost. I ordered this one and received it within a a couple of days using standard shipping. It came just in time as I am installing an 8ft. privacy fense. Installing the rails using 3 inch screws was no problem for this cordless drill. Plenty of power and good battery life. The second battery came in handy as I always had a charged one ready to do. The pickets will be a piece of cake for this baby. BTW, I am using screws instead of a nail gun as that is what the owner requested.
Best Uses
Comments about ONE Plus 18V Cordless 1/2-in Drill Kit:
Use for all drilling projects, except for items needing a drill press.
Best Uses
Comments about ONE Plus 18V Cordless 1/2-in Drill Kit:
Good Value
Best Uses
Comments about ONE Plus 18V Cordless 1/2-in Drill Kit:
Came across one at a Garage sale with battery. I used it for a week and was impressed how long the battery stood up. I went on line and found CPO on the internent. Now I hav 2 drills and 3 batteries and one charger I'm very happy
Displaying reviews 1-5
Previous | Next »
One World Technologies, Inc warrants its power tools with the following conditions:
What This Warranty Covers
This warranty covers all defects in workmanship or materials in your Ryobi power tool for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
How To Get Service
Just return the power tool, properly packaged and postage prepaid to a Ryobi Authorized Service Center. You can obtain the location of the Service Center nearest to you by contacting a customer service representative at 800-860-4050 or on-line through our Service Center locater at www.ryobitools.com. When you request warranty service, you must also present proof of purchase documentation (sales receipt/bill of sale). We will repair any faulty workmanship, and either repair or replace any defective part at our option. Work will be performed without charge to you. We will complete the work in a reasonable time, but in any case, within ninety days.
What Is Not Covered
This warranty applies only to the original purchaser at retail and may not be transferred. This warranty only covers defects arising under normal usage and does not cover any malfunctions, failure, or defects resulting from misuse, abuse, neglect, alteration, modification or repairs by other than Ryobi Authorized Service Centers. Ryobi makes no warranties, representations or promises as to the quality or performance of its power tools other than those specifically stated in this warranty.
Additional Limitations
Any implied warranty granted under state law, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are limited to one year from the date of purchase. Ryobi is not responsible for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and/or do not allow the exclusion of limitation of incidental damages, so the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.


text:
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Where's My Perry question for IPad and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community. Note: This apple iPad game app may also be compatible with the game app for apple iPhone.
- Developer: Disney Mobile Studios
- Publisher: Disney
- Genre: Miscellaneous Puzzle General
- Release Date: Jun 28, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
Question & Answers
Gnoms mission 4 level 19
I need help on Mission 4, level 19. I can not seem to figure out how to get the Gnoms
Answer this QuestionAll Questions Ask a Question
Videos You May Like...
Left In The Dark: No One On Board HD - Gameplay Review Trailer
- Aug 29, 2014, Views: 5
The Cursed Ship, Collector's Edition HD - Gameplay Trailer
- Aug 29, 2014, Views: 11
Hallowed Legends: Templar HD - A Hidden Objects Adventure - Gameplay Review
- Aug 29, 2014, Views: 2
View All Latest Videos
Mystery Of The Opera HD - Trailer
- Aug 25, 2014, Views: 56
Game Related Options
New Released Games
- Aero Cruiser HD (2014), (IPad)
- 3D Ultimate Track Racer HD Full Version, (IPad)
- A Bird Named Spike - HD Birds And Spikes, (IPad)
- A Tic-Tac-Toe HD -Tic Tac Toe,Naughts And Crosses,Classic Puzzle Game, (IPad)
- Candy Cupcake Quest - Match 3 Tiles Game For Kids And Adults HD, (IPad)
- Gold Dolphin Slots HD - Real Rewards, (IPad)
- Great American Scratchers HD - Happy Independence Day Scratch And Match Game, (IPad)
- Sea Of Lies: Mutiny Of The Heart HD - A Hidden Object Game With Hidden Objects, (IPad)
- Spot It HD, (IPad)
- Tank Showdown HD, (IPad)
Popular IPad Games
Popular Videos
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood - Gameplay, (Iphone-Ipod)
- Episode: Choose Your Story - Gameplay, (Iphone-Ipod)
- The Settlers - Kingdoms Of Anteria - Announcement Trailer, (PC)
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Ready To Fly Trailer, (Wii)
- Entwined - Quick Look Trailer, (PS3)
- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (Iphone-Ipod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (IPad)


text:
Browse cafes in Keynsham featuring photos, videos, vouchers and cafes reviews to help you choose the right local cafes for you.
Why not list your Keynsham cafes business on Keynsham People?
There are 2 businesses
Sort by:
19 Temple Street
another lovely saturday evening excellent food great environment. friendly people. geting busy must remember to beek. keith @ deana
35 High Street, Keynsham, Bristol
I decided to try this place after reading the reviews on here and it lived up to them. The staff were very friendly and the coffee and cakes were spot on after a morning of being dragged around the shops.
Start your Autumn off with a huge saving on leaflet distribution.
Contact: 0117 934 3741
Valid until: Friday, October 31 2014
This voucher to allow Half Priced Entry into any 2014 MGM Dolls House and Miniature Fair.
Terms: Bring this voucher to the Fair Reception, on the day of the fair, to claim your half priced entry. Each voucher, is valid for one fair. One voucher, per person.
Contact: 01225 435774
Valid until: Wednesday, December 31 2014
Spend £100 or more online and get FREE next day delivery to all mainland UK addresses. Next day delivery is subject to items being in stock.
Terms: FREE next day delivery applies to all orders that total £100 or more delivered to a mainland UK address. We reserve the right to amend or remove this offer at any time. Can be used with other offers.
Contact: 01173707198
Valid until: Wednesday, April 01 2015


text:
- Emily Love '15
- Hometown: Hudson, Ohio
- Major: Physical Education and Health
Mount Union is different for a number of reasons, such as the friendly atmosphere and small class sizes that allow students and professors to work together. Professors get to know you. They realize your potential both academically and personally.
- Tristin Tokos '15
- Hometown: Paris, Ohio
- Major: Financial Mathematics


text:
Michael Kors Shirt | Men's Check Maxwell Shirt
Style Notes
Men's Maxwell check shirt by award winning designer Michael Kors. Featuring thick printed check design with two front button fastening chest pockets, this casual shirt is a perfect transeasonal piece that carry you through from Winter to Spring. This Michael Kors shirt is simple in design but is guranteed to make a statement.
Style with:Reference: 36MHSHMW0004
- Check shirt
- Tailored fit
- Classic spread collar
- Two front chest pockets with button fastening
- Single cuff
- Cotton: 100% cotton
Size & Fit
Please check the size guide for further information.
- Tailored fit
- UK sizing
- True to size
1. Next Working Day Delivery (UK Mainland) with DPD for £4.50
2. Tracked 2 - 3 Day Delivery (UK Mainland) with DPD for £2.50
3. Tracked 4 - 5 Day Delivery (UK Mainland) with DPD for Free
4. Tracked 4 - 5 Day Economy (UK Mainland) with Royal Mail for Free
5. Saturday Delivery (UK Mainland) for £7.99
6. DPD Specific Day Delivery (UK Mainland) for £7.99
7. Click and Collect, Available in Jesmond (Newcastle), Kendal and Yarm
8. International Shipping Rates (Click Here)
B Rewarded
From the very first time you shop at Jules B online you will be automatically included into the Jules B Rewarded scheme. The scheme allows you to receive a point for every pound you spend online. When you reach 500 points you will automatically receive a £20 voucher via email.
Benefits include exclusive access to Season Launches and Sale Previews, Promotions, Offers and Free UK Delivery on your birthday.To view your points or start earning them either 'Login' or 'Register'.


text:
You see her every weeknight alongside Mike Dardis at the anchor desk. Here are 20 things you might be surprised to know about WLWT News 5's Sheree Paolello.
1. I drink about five cups of coffee a day.
2. The one food I can't live without is chocolate.
3. I'm only five feet tall so you might be surprised to know that every night I have to stand on a box to make me look taller.
4. I have a crooked smile because I was in a car accident while I was a sophomore at Northern Kentucky University.
5. My favorite subject in school was English.
6. We have three dogs and a cat at home. My husband has made me downsize because we used to have more.
7. The one thing I wish I could do that I can't is cook.
8. When someone says Cincinnati, the first thing I think of is Skyline Chili. It's my favorite food and I always get a 4-way with beans and a chili cheese sandwich without mustard and onions.
9. If I wasn't a reporter or anchor I would be a veterinarian or a vet tech. I still want to do that when I'm out of this business.
10. I'm honored to help at more than 50 charity events every year.
11. I'm a diehard Bengals fan. My dad went to Super Bowl XVI and brought me a shirt that said "I went to Super Bowl XVI and all I got was this stinkin' shirt."
12. I met my husband while I was a bartender at TGIFriday's in Tri-County while I was in college. I can still make a really good Long Island Iced Tea.
13. I love shopping at TJ Maxx, Home Goods and thrift stores.
14. The biggest story I ever covered was Sept. 11. I remember that day. I was working at the NBC station in Charlotte and they called and told me to start driving to New York City. I reported from Ground Zero for a week and a half.
15. My biggest interview was in 2012 with President Obama.
16. We have nicknames for all three of our boys. We call the oldest "Pooh Bear," our middle son is "Doodle" and we call my youngest "Chasee."
17. My family is from Cincinnati's west side and my grandmother still watches all of our newscasts every day.
18. I was a cheerleader for two years at Northern Kentucky University. Can you pick me out of this photo from 1993?
19. My first job on television was in South Bend, Indiana. My most embarrassing moment was when I fell off risers on live TV as I interviewed a choir. This photo is from 1998.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Mitchy and Danielle from Oh Honey modeled all their new merchandise that's now available in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore.Pick up a physical copy of their With Love EP along with a few other special items!
Click HERE to shop now!
Mitchy and Danielle from Oh Honey modeled all their new merchandise that's now available in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore.Pick up a physical copy of their With Love EP along with a few other special items!
Click HERE to shop now!
Check out Billboard's review of Panic! At The Disco's sold out show at Madison Square Garden Theater on Tuesday night along with the full setlist from the show HERE!
"Their histrionic dance-rock songs are impossibly infectious, and Brendon Urie's live vocals rival those of his good friends Patrick Stump and Hayley Williams."
Check out the lost episode of the We Are Haunted Youth series from Ghost Town's run on their Europe/UK tour! Watch the other episodes HERE.
Our newest signing Oh Honey will be joining American Authors and The Mowgli's on the second half of The Honda Civic Tour. Check out the dates below and get your tickets now!
10.21 Tallahassee, FL @ The Moon (TICKETS)
10.22 Orlando, FL @ The Beacham (TICKETS)
10.23 Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live (TICKETS)
10.24 St Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live (TICKETS)
10.25 Atlanta, GA @ Buckhead Theatre (TICKETS)
10.28 Pontiac, MI @ The Crofoot (TICKETS)
10.29 Chicago, IL @ Metro (TICKETS)
11.02 Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall (TICKETS)
11.04 Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club (TICKETS)
11.07 New York, NY @ Best Buy Theater (TICKETS)
11.08 Philadelphia, PA @ Trocadero (TICKETS)
11.10 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club (TICKETS)
11.11 New Haven, CT @ Toad's Place (TICKETS)
Head over to The Young the Giant Store to take advantage of our Back to School discounts all week long!
Click HERE to shop the Young the Giant deals now!
Travie McCoy and Eric Roberts from Gym Class Heroes both have birthdays today! Be sure to send them birthday wishes on Twitter!
Check out Ghost Town in the new issue of Highlight Magazine - click HERE to read the feature online!
We're so excited to welcome Oh Honey to the Fueled By Ramen family! Watch their brand new music video for 'Lonely Neighbor' above and be sure to catch the band on The Honda Civic Tour this fall with American Authors and The Mowgli's - check ohhoneymusic.com for dates!
The Fueled By Ramen Back to School Sale is going on now! Click HERE to get discounts on Fun. merchandise from 10% - 50% off. Additionally, use the code LITUP to receive a free Fun. bracelet with any purchase of Fun. merchandise - click HERE to shop now!
EU shoppers can also check out select Fun. discounts HERE all week!


text:
20 Key Takeaways from CMA International Content Marketing Summit
The CMA International Content Marketing Summit 2013 was a resounding success. Every one of the 18 speakers delivered presentations that were so full of insight. But, taking Facebook's Creative Strategist Alastair Cotterill's advice to "keep it short and keep it relevant," we'll stick to 20. So here is a collection of our favorite takeaway quotes from the day... Read more »
Digital Breakfast: End of year round-up and forecast for 2014 - Weds 04 Dec
We will be seeing 2013 out with a bang! Our last Breakfast of the year on Weds 04 Dec will be future gazing into 2014 to see what will be high on the agenda for digital content. Read more »
Cedar celebrates at the CMAs as BA High Life wins eight awards in two weeks
It was an incredible evening for Cedar and BA High Life at last night's CMA awards, with the team adding two more gongs to this year's global tally, including Best Travel and Leisure, and Editor of the Year for Kerry Smith. Read more »
2 Wins and 2 Awards Highly Commended for August at the 2013 CMA Awards
From an impressive 16 shortlisted nominations, August took the top gong in two categories at last night's prestigious annual International Content Marketing Awards at London's Old Billingsgate.Read more »


text:
Tuesday on Utah TV: BYU grad will battle on "The Voice"
The Salt Lake Tribune
Published: April 23, 2013 04:22PM
Updated: April 23, 2013 04:23PM
NBC is not good at telling us which contestants will be on what episode of
The Voice
(7 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5), but we can be confident that BYU grad Amy Whitcomb will be on tonight.
It's the last of the battle-round episodes, and she hasn't battled yet. Don't have to be a genius to figure this one out.
Elsewhere on TV ...
(7 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): A Mossad officer is murdered.
(7 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): More celebrities jump really far into a pool.
NCIS: Los Angeles
(8 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): The body of a cartel boss is stolen.
Hart of Dixie
(8 p.m., CW/Ch. 30): Zoe decides to express her feelings.
Dancing with the Stars
(8 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Another pair is eliminated.
Ready for Love
(8 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): The three guys all go on multiple dates.
Golden Boy
(9 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): An aspiring model is murdered.
Body of Proof
(9 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): A schizophrenic teen is murdered in a mental hospital.
(9 p.m., PBS/Ch. 7): Do America's financial institutions protect people's retirements - or not?
© Copyright 2014 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
BUST Magazine
Date: Thursday, April 12, 2012 - 6:00 pm
Duration: 2 Hours
Join Good Vibrations for a night of history as they host the grand opening of their antique vibrator museum in San Francisco. The museum will showcase a collection of vibrators from the 1880s to the 1970s and the evolution these little devices. It's bond to be a night you won't forget.
Polk Street Store
1620 Polk Street
(at Sacramento Street)
San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 345-0400
Powered by JCal Pro Calendar 2


text:
Parishioners assist in restoration
By KATIE LEFEBVRE, Globe staff reporter
ROSELLE – Preserving the Holy Angels Cemetery in Roselle has been an important project throughout this year, said Leo Sibenaller, Holy Angels parishioner.
"Several hundred hours of work was donated to make the cemetery look good for today and for the future," he said. "We are still an active parish and people come back who have relatives buried in the cemetery. We still have people being buried in Holy Angels Cemetery every year. I believe they know they will be taken care of."
Need for restoration
"Father Geling was a priest who served the Roselle Holy Angels community from 1911 to 1925. Before his death he constructed a chapel monument as his own headstone, from his own hand," said Sibenaller. "We are guessing this was completed in the early to mid 1920s, prior to his departure to Le Mars and death, in which he was transported back and laid to rest in Roselle."
He added that with time and the outside elements, the cement on the headstone had cracked, the top cement pitted and the cement letters on the front were falling off. Inside, the statue of Jesus had become weathered, started to deteriorate and the colors faded from age and elements.
"The artwork on Jesus is phenomenal," said Sibenaller. "We decided that this was something worth saving. It is a great testimony to Father Geling's faith and what he believed in."
After graveside services on Memorial Day, the glass was taken out of the monument and the statue removed. For the next four to five weeks, the plaster of Paris statue was cleaned, repaired and hand painted. The entire statue was then clear-coated for sunlight and color retention and protection.
Once the statue was completed, it was returned to the inside of the church and placed by Mary's altar until the monument was completed.
The monument's cement cross was taken off and many coats of cement were applied to build up and fill in the many pits and cracks in its structure. Once the final coat was on and smoothed out, the colors were added to replicate the existing Holy Angels colors - the red representing the brick and the "beeswax" color to represent the windows of the church.
"It is our belief that when Father Geling constructed the chapel/monument, he mimicked the church so we wanted to bring that back out, at the same time, make it vibrant and stand out as the center piece of the cemetery because of its rich history and the effort this took to construct," said Sibenaller.
A one-inch solid piece of granite was installed on top of the monument along with a granite cross. The granite work was done by Irlbeck Precision Surfaces of Carroll.
The statue of Jesus was re-installed and a new frame with impact resistant glass was installed by Carroll Glass. Most of the monument work was performed by Russ Riesenberg, Joe Rupiper and Leo Sibenaller. There were also other parishioners who helped throughout the project.
Other headstones
"These are mid to late 1800 and early 1900 monuments in which at that time, many did not have headstone bases as they do today," said Sibenaller. "If they did have a base many were of brick or rock, which overtime allows the stones to move and tilt."
In addition all of the steel grave markers were taken out and new lower units were installed, repaired (the part that goes in the ground), cleaned and refinished. This was done by Tom Simons, Jerry Rupiper, Joe Rupiper and Leo Sibenaller.
Twenty-four new cement crosses were made by Joe Rupiper and Sibenaller and installed on the stones that were missing or had fallen apart over time.
"Within the cemetery grounds, there were several old markers (wooden posts, rocks) that we decided to place new unknown grave markers on," said Sibenaller. "These graves were researched by our records, as well as county and state records to verify that we could not identify and place a name on the site. With that, six unknown granite markers were installed and laid in finished cement pads for proper recognition and preservation of the grave site."
This, along with re-gluing all loose headstones was handled by Boyce Monument of Carroll. The granite markers were provided by Irlbeck Precision Surfaces of Carroll.
|Back to top
|Headlines | Home


text:
Share your comments
Harvesting the heart
Jodi Picoult
Adult Fiction PICOULT
Jodi Picoult
Adult Fiction PICOULT
What other readers are saying about this title:
Ryner said:
Immediately upon graduating from high school, Paige leaves her father a note and hops on a bus to New York. Working as a waitress in a small cafe, she meets Nicholas, a medical student who feels oddly drawn to her fresh innocence. Almost before he realizes it, Nicholas has asked Paige to marry him, to the utter disappointment of his wealthy parents. Paige continues working to support Nicholas through school, but when she has her first child, she begins to have doubts and is revisited by feelings and memories of her own childhood, in which her mother abandoned her at a young age.
I work in a library and, for several years, seeing the Jodi Picoult books fly off the shelves like hotcakes has made me wonder what all the fuss was about. I still don't understand. I wasn't feeling sympathetic toward any of the characters. Perhaps this wasn't her best work, but I'm not sure how interested I am in trying another.
posted Jun 24, 2009 at 2:03PM
Add a Comment
|Submission Guidelines
Paige O'Toole Prescott
Abandoned by her mother at five.
Nicholas Prescott


text:
Image description:
From the U.S. Department of Interior:
Pan-STARRS comet photographed at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon on March 12th.
It still may be possible to view this comet over the next several days in the northern hemisphere. Use binoculars if you have them.
Start looking 30 minutes after sunset in the direction of sunset. Look low about 10 degrees above the horizon near the top edge of twilight. With your binoculars, you should be able to see the comet head with the tail pointed upward.
Learn more about this comet from NASA.
Photo: Rick Jurgen


text:
A mild storm system moving into the region is expected to bring some relief from air inversion-plagued northern Utah.
The National Weather Service forecast for Thursday calls for south winds of around 20 mph. That should help clear out automobile and particulate pollution from the Wasatch Front's valleys. Thursday's high temperatures in northern Utah were expected to range into the upper-50s under partly cloudy skies.
|Join the Discussion
|Post a Comment
The Utah Division of Air Quality saw the approaching air flow as reason to reduce its advisories for Salt Lake and Davis counties to "Yellow," or compromised air quality, on Thursday. The rest of the state was expected to be flying "Green," or satisfactory air quality flags.
In southern Utah, Thursday promised highs in the mid-60s under partly cloudy skies.
The Utah Avalanche Center rated only the Uintas as being at "moderate" risk for dangerous snowslides, with the rest of the state's mountain slopes getting "low" risk grades.
Salt Lake City's high for Thursday was pegged at 57, down from Wednesday's forecast for 58; Ogden looked for 55s both days; Provo 58s; Logan 51 and 52, respectively; Wendover 49 and 48; Duchesne 48s; Cedar City 57 and 62; St. George 65 and 68; and Moab 56 and 57 degrees.
Copyright 2014 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Included in this package
- SGD100 hotel credit
- Birthday cake
- Breakfast for two
- Up to two car park coupons daily
- 30% savings for dinner at hotel-operated bars and restaurants
(Available at Atrium, Edge, Hai Tien Lo, Keyaki and Pacific Marketplace)
- Complimentary Internet connectivity
- Access to outdoor swimming pool and round-the-clock fitness centre
Terms and conditions
- Black out dates apply.
- Hotel credit only applies to St. Gregory Spa and hotel-operated bars and restaurants
- Guests must produce identification stating a birthday date in the same month upon check-in in order to qualify for this package.
- Prepayment in full is required at the time of booking.
- Rates quoted are subject to prevailing government taxes and service charge unless otherwise stated.
- Reservations are subject to rate changes and room availability.
- All reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card.
- Prepayment is non-refundable should there be any no-show or cancellation once the booking is made. Amendment of dates is not allowed.
- The Hotel reserves the right to terminate or amend promotional details without prior notice.


text:
- Discover
- Used Books
- Staff Picks
- Gifts & Gift Cards
- Sell Books
- Stores & Events
- Let's Talk Books
Special Offers see all
More at Powell's
About Powell's
Our Stores
Contact Info
Powell's in the Community"We have a social responsibility to the community and to our industry to fight censorship, promote literary awareness and encourage authors and their works." from Powell's Mission Statement
Powell's Books is committed to the strength of a well-informed community and supports numerous organizations working to ensure the unimpeded sharing of ideas and knowledge. Donating books, time and money, Powell's Books is a leader in the support of public schools and libraries, adult literacy programs, children's reading programs, free speech issues, and civil rights causes.
At the center of Powell's Community Giving Program for the last nine years was our It's for Kids campaign, through which approximately 40,000 books have been donated to Portland and Beaverton public schools. In 2005, the program was redesigned to significantly increase the flow of books into local schools. Through the new School Book Challenge program, in just one year, Powell's will donate 55,000 books to local students, exceeding all It's For Kids donations of the prior nine years combined.
Scores of schools, literacy programs, media organizations, civil rights groups, health education groups, small publishers, arts organizations, and writers groups have received gifts from Powell's Books. It's one small way of saying thank you to a community who love books, value independent bookstores, and support the importance of reading in every person's life.
Curious about what's happening at Powell's? Read PowellsBooks.news. It's free!


text:
Information contained on this page is provided by an independent third-party content provider. WorldNow and this Station make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. If you have any questions or comments about this page please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
SOURCE Horseshoe Bay Resort
Texas Hill Country resort kicks off its second annual Beer by the Bay Music Festival with three days of live music, all-you-can-eat food and Texas beer
HORSESHOE BAY, Texas, July 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Music is in the air at Horseshoe Bay Resort! On Friday, August 1st, the AAA-four diamond resort will kick off its three-day Beer by the Bay Music Festival. Performances range from top Texas country artists (Jack Ingram, Bri Bagwell, Curtis Grimes) - to reggae (The Effinays) - to soul and gospel (Matchmaker Band and The Stapletones); added to all-you-can-eat culinary delights and award-winning Texas microbreweries make this an event you can't miss.
Texas Country artist Curtis Grimes (former finalist on NBC's hit show The Voice) will close Friday night's lineup with early performances by TJ Broscoff (current single "Falling Down" in Top 10 on Texas Country Music Charts), Pauline Reese, and The Matchmaker Band (soul-funk band from Austin).
On Saturday, popular Texas Country artist Jack Ingram will headline with performances by BlackTop Gypsy, Charla Corn, Bri Bagwell and The Effinays performance leading up to Ingram's concert.
Both current and former Texas Country artists from the television reality show Troubadour Texas, will be performing at the Festival (BlackTop Gypsy, Broscoff and Grimes).
Sunday's Gospel Brunch is only open to overnight resort festival guests and resort Club members. The Stapletones, a Gospel mainstay in Austin for many years, will perform on Sunday starting at 9:30 a.m.
Along with great bands, the music festival will feature microbrew offerings from around the Hill Country including selections from Real Ale Brewery, South Austin Brewing Company, Twisted X and DoubleHorn Brewery. In addition, the resort's culinary team is featuring an all-you-can-eat menu featuring sliders and bratwurst that is included with each paid admission.
Beer tastings and beers by the pint will be available for purchase each night. Commemorative Beer by the Bay mugs will be available for purchase. Festival parking will be available at Summit Rock Golf Course with shuttles dropping guests off at the Festival entrance at the Resort. Gates will open each night at 5:00 p.m. with the first band scheduled to start shortly after 5 p.m. Parking lots will open at 4:30 p.m. on Friday and 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 1st and Sunday August 2nd.
Beer by the Bay Music Festival lineup:
Friday, August 1 (Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Music begins at 5:30 p.m.)
Saturday, August 2 (Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Music begins at 5 p.m.)
Sunday, August 3 (Doors open at 9:30 a.m. Music begins at 9:30 a.m.)
To experience all three days of live music, great food and a vast selection of craft beers, book one of the Beer by the Bay Music Festival Hotel Packages. Early Bird Festival day passes start at $59 and also available for purchase.
For more information about the Beer by the Bay Music Festival or to book your Music Festival Hotel Package, please visit www.hsbresort.com or call 877-611-0112.
Video - http://youtu.be/eVNRk7kKOtk
©2012 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Accessibility tools
Service tools
Language selector
Navigation path
|Fecha del evento:
|26/03 > 26/03/2013
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Tianjin
66 Xin Kai Road - 300011 Tianjin - (China)
|Añadir a su calendario
Many people tend to think about patents or technology when they hear the term Intellectual Property, but it is important to realise that brands and trade marks are considered Intellectual Property as well.
Public perception plays an important role in how your products or services are perceived, especially in a vast market as China. Because you invest time and money in building a strong brand and reputation, counterfeiting could be very damaging to your business. If you have a brand name or logo which is used in China, it is important to know how you should protect these assets. This seminar will teach you how to register a trade mark in the product- and services classes system unique to China and how to license your trade mark. Different methods to legally enforce your trade mark will also be addressed.
Time: 2.00pm - 5.00pm
Event partner: European Union Chamber of Commerce Tianjin Chapter
|Supported by:
|German Chamber of Commerce North China, Advantage Austria, Danish Chamber of Commerce, China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, Bencham, French Chamber of Commerce
Admission: Free to attend but only open to European SMEs and intermediary organisations


text:
The Groupware implementation team are part of the Infrastructure Systems and Services Group at OUCS. We are based at:
Oxford University Computing Services,
13 Banbury Road,
For a map to the department please see the OUCS Travel page.
If you need help with your Nexus Service, please see our FAQ. If you need further assistance with email clients, contacts calendaring etc., we have an extensive set of documentation covering all aspects of the new Oxford Nexus service. If you cannot find the information you need, you can contact the help centre for further advice. Please see the Help pages for more information and links to our help form.
If you wish to contact the Groupware Team concerning other matters not covered above, please email email@example.com


text:
Welcome to Casino Beacon. Fresh, honest online casino reviews, games and bonus news. Subscribe to our free newsletter and win £50.
Popular Pages - Bonus Offers - Reviews - Progressive Jackpots - No Deposit Bonuses - PayPal Casinos - Mac Casinos
Beacon News - bonuses, reviews and games
03 September 2014 New games at LeoVegas
01 September 2014 Win a trip to Hawaii
28 August 2014 Win your share of £15,000
See the Beacon News page for all the latest Casino Beacon updates, including bonus, review and game news.
Online Casinos Support
First Time Visitor? Need some information or help? See our Beginners Guide / FAQ to read answers to frequently asked online casino questions.
Every casino listed is approved by CasinoBeacon.co.uk. In the unlikely event you have a problem, you can count on our Support. Enjoy the site.


text:
Once during your turn (before your attack), if Metapod is your Active Pokémon, you may flip a coin. If heads, search your deck for a card that evolves from Metapod and put it onto Metapod. (This counts as evolving Metapod.) Shuffle your deck afterward. This power can't be used if Metapod is affected by a Special Condition.
The Pokémon Company International is not responsible for the content of any linked website that is not operated by The Pokémon Company International. Please note that these websites' privacy policies and security practices may differ from the Pokémon Company International's standards.


text:
The Los Angeles Kings have avoided arbitration with defenceman Alec Martinez.
The two sides have agreed to a two-year contract worth an average annual value of $1.1 million.
Martinez, 25, appeared in 27 games with the Kings in 2012-13, registering one goal and four assists.
He was originally selected by the Kings in the fourth round (95th overall) of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
In 142 career games with the Kings Martinez has scored 12 goals and 21 assists. Martinez played the last year of a two-year deal worth a total of $1.45 million in 2012-13.


text:
Outstanding service and the perfect Washington, DC metro location
A Destination Hotels & Resorts property, the Embassy Suites Hotel at the Chevy Chase Pavilion offers award-winning hospitality and exceptional value. Located in the upscale Friendship Heights district on the Washington, DC Metro Red Line, the Embassy Suites Hotel offers the best of both worlds. The hotel sits half-way between the Bethesda-Rockville, Maryland business corridor, near Washington, DC businesses, and within walking distance of the renowned Chevy Chase shopping district.


text:
Press Release
Graham Hales
Chief Marketing Officer
Group Marketing Communications
+44 207 554 1169
Lindsay Beltzer
Senior Associate, Global Marketing & Communications
+ 1 212 798 7786
Are you a Best Global Green Brand? Contact Brittany Waterson for the BGGB badge and guidelines for usage.
Interbrand IQ: The Corporate Citizenship Issue
Rio+20: Brands Support UN Sustainability Goals
Unilever CEO on Sustainability: 'Uncomfortable Targets' Necessary
Every four years, thousands of athletes from more than 200 countries gather in one city to compete in what is, without a doubt, the biggest sporting event in the world — the Olympic Games. This summer, the eyes of the world will be on London and, in the spirit of Olympic ambition, the city has pledged to host the greenest Olympic event ever staged. For this year's official sponsors, the London Olympics offer a golden opportunity to strengthen green credentials, create a positive experience for billions of people, and accelerate London's efforts to become a more sustainable city.
Though top-performing athletes will receive medals, the real winners might actually be the brands sponsoring the Olympic Games. A staggering TV audience of over 4 billion viewers is expected to tune in this summer. Needless to say, the possibility to reach nearly 70% of the world's population and generate an immeasurable number of social media conversations doesn't come around too often. So, the 53 official sponsors of this year's Olympic Games must be primed and ready to embrace the moment.
This year, Olympic sponsors have an additional platform of which to take advantage: London is determined to create the greenest Olympic Games in history. In fact, the city was awarded the Games largely due to this bold promise. To London's credit, the city made sustainability part of the project from the beginning—from the way the Games were planned and infrastructure was built, to the extensive use of renewables and the way waste is being recycled. Not only are the London Olympics set to meet low carbon and waste targets, but they will also leave a lasting legacy. Long after the torch is extinguished, transitioning areas of the city will inherit modern transport systems, affordable homes, a new shopping center, and an impressive park, complete with hiking and cycling trails and 45 hectares of natural habitat to boost biodiversity. Clearly, London is serious about its green ambitions.
Given the scope, visibility, and celebrated "greenness" of this mega-event, sponsoring brands are positioned to win just as much as the Olympic athletes themselves. But, to make the most of this opportunity, these brands must strategically align their sustainability efforts (and marketing messages) with the host city's groundbreaking endeavor.
Right now, every Olympic sponsor has a critical decision to make: They can either use the Olympic Games to merely spotlight their hero offerings, or they can join London's quest for a better world and highlight their Corporate Citizenship efforts.
Surely, every sponsoring brand will take advantage of the unparalleled exposure the Olympics bring. More progressive brands, however, will leverage the unique opportunity to educate millions of existing (and potential) customers on their sustainability efforts. Those sponsoring brands that choose to harness the Olympics' real potential stand to make a lasting, positive impression.
Some sponsoring brands may choose to operate somewhere in the middle, using the Olympic Games to place emphasis on products, services, and their Corporate Citizenship efforts. McDonald's, for example, plans to showcase local British farmers that supply its restaurants. Coca-Cola will highlight its efforts to reduce waste and source locally. British Telecom has designed a communications infrastructure to minimize carbon impact and maximize reuse after the Games. And even brands like BP, no doubt using this opportunity to restore consumer confidence, have committed to helping all ticketed spectators offset their carbon footprint as they travel to the Olympic Games.
While these efforts should certainly be applauded, the sponsoring brands will only be perceived as credible, authentic, and truly committed to sustainability if their efforts stretch beyond the Olympic Games and are fully integrated into their brand's DNA.
If sponsoring brands do decide to jump on the sustainability bandwagon, there are two routes they can take. In one predictable scenario, they can simply wash their corporate conscience green, using the Olympic Games as a one-off event — and return to "business as usual" immediately following. Alternatively, they can rise to the challenge and use this year's Olympic Games as a catalyst for lasting change. Doing so would surely signal to consumers around the world a long-term commitment to helping the planet
Since it's not always easy to determine which brands are sincere and which brands are greenwashing, we have provided six specific indicators to help you ascertain whether or not a sponsoring brand is serious about its sustainability commitment—both during and after the Olympic Games:
If we are able to quickly come up with sound answers to these questions, we'll know that a particular brand is joining the Olympic movement for the right reasons and for the long haul.
By sponsoring the Olympics, brands align themselves with the spirit of the Games—which is, above all else, a celebration of our shared humanity and a reflection of our highest ideals. Just as Olympic athletes are expected to embody the noble qualities the Games inspire, the same is true of official sponsors. If sponsoring brands take advantage of this year's great green moment in a sincere and strategic way, they will make the most of the incredible exposure they are certain to receive.
The cynics among us might initially doubt many sponsors' good intentions, denouncing their efforts as mere "greenwashing." But, ultimately, sponsoring brands have a unique opportunity to live up to the London Olympics' dedicated slogan: "Inspire a generation." And strong brands have the power to do exactly that.
Dominik Prinz is an Associate Director of Strategy and Pat Kerns is a Strategy Consultant in Interbrand's New York office.
Take me to the form
| Privacy Policy |
Copyright © 2014 Interbrand. All rights reserved.|


text:
The Mayor's Office on Criminal Justice (MOCJ) was established to provide the citizens of Baltimore City a safer, healthier and stronger community. Efforts to reduce crime, decrease gang activity and diminish the drug trade will work only if they are coordinated throughout city government and in collaboration not only with the state and federal levels, but with our faith & community-based partners to address the roots of crime. Read More
Current Events
The Mayor's Office on Criminal Justice has released the Baltimore City Sexual Assault Response Team's Annual Report. To view the report, please click here.
This website was hand crafted by the Mayor's Office of Information Technology for the Citizens of Baltimore City.
Citizen feedback and participation is welcome and highly encouraged. If you'd like to help make this website better, please email the Webmaster.


text:
DIFF movies hot on Oscar buzz
Wed Mar 03,2010
30 nominations for movies screened at DIFF
As global buzz for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards (Oscars) gains steam, the Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) 2009 selection of movies features prominently in the nominations.
In all, movies screened at DIFF have clinched 30 nominations with Nine and Avatar, the opening and closing galas of the festival, respectively, leading the list in sheer numbers for potential recognition.
DIFF Artistic Director Masoud Amralla Al Ali said the recognitions for movies screened at DIFF at both Golden Globes and now the Oscars highlight the top-notch programming associated with the event.
"DIFF is committed to bringing the best of film experiences from around the world. The recognition gained by movies screened in Dubai at the world's foremost award events highlight the quality of film selection. These films offer an insight into modern filmmaking for the audiences and serve to inspire regional filmmakers."
While Avatar is top contender for 'Best Picture,' Nine gives company in nomination for 'Art Direction' and Penelope Cruz billed for the 'Actress in a Supporting Role.' Avatar has also won nominations for 'Cinematography,' 'Film Editing,' 'Music – Original Score,' 'Sound Editing,' 'Sound Mixing,' and 'Visual Effects,' in addition to its director James Cameron contending for best direction laurel.
The Hurt Locker, screened at DIFF 2008, gives Avatar a tight chase with nominations for 'Actor in a Leading Role' for Jeremy Renner; 'Cinematography,' 'Film Editing,' 'Music – Original Score,' 'Sound Editing,' 'Sound Mixing,' 'Writing – Original Screenplay,' 'Best Picture' and director Kathryn Bigelow pitted against Cameron for 'Directing.'
Nine has won nominations for 'Costume Design' as well as 'Music – Original Song' for Take it All composed and penned by Maury Yeston. The music awards has a dominance of DIFF movies with Fantastic Mr Fox competing for Music – Original Score with Avatar, and two songs (Almost There and Down in New Orleans by Randy Newman) from The Princess and the Frog giving hot chase for Nine in the category, Music – Original Song.
Fantastic Mr Fox and The Princess and the Frog, both of which made their Middle East premiere at DIFF 2009, have clinched nominations for 'Animated Feature Film' while The Milk of Sorrow from Peru and Un Prophete from France contend for 'Foreign Language Film.' Il Divo, which was screened at DIFF 2008 in the In Focus – Italy segment, is another nominee for 'Makeup.'
The winners will be announced on March 7, 2010, with voting by some 6,000 members of The Academy world-wide currently ongoing.
The sixth edition of DIFF had recorded 50,113 admissions for the 168 films screened. The event was held in association with Dubai Studio City. Dubai Duty Free, Dubai Pearl, Emirates Airline and Madinat Jumeirah were the principal sponsors of DIFF and the event was supported by Dubai Culture & Arts Authority.


text:
It's very, very rare that you can't spot a breakup coming from miles away. Sometimes, we just don't want to believe it. We don't want to be dumped, so we ignore the classic signs that a breakup is imminent and pretend all is well.
It's time to tear down that wall and look deeply into your relationship for signs he's about to dump you. Here they are.
1) He's suddenly slammed. From having a schedule formerly wiiiide open, he's now got every single minute of every single day for the next month planned.
2) His social media pictures have all be changed from that silly snap of him pretending to shoot a gun to something ... well, sexier.
3) He stops having sex with you. Having a dude formerly interested in sex start turning you down? Bad, bad sign.
4) He's slowwwwly fading away from you. Rather than respond immediately to your texts, he waits a couple of hours, and his responses are vague, at best.
5) He's taking back all of the things he's left at your pad - from that one lone sock to his X Men DVD collection.
6) He's suddenly - and noticeably - irritated with the quirks about you he initially found charming.
7) He can't let anything go - he picks fights every time you open your mouth.
8) His mouth can no longer form the words, "I," "Love," and "You" in a sentence. If you say it first, he may respond with a nod or a "back attcha," but never an "I Love You."
9) He's no longer returning calls, texts, or emails from you - at all. Yet you can clearly see he's been on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites.
10) He's unfriended and unfollowed you on Facebook and Twitter.
11) When the two of you do manage to go out together, he makes it extremely clear that he'd rather be home, waxing his eyebrows.
12) When you try to pin him down to hang out, he gives you the "I need space" or "I want to be alone" bit.
13) When you do hang out, it's with his whole crew.
14) He becomes obsessed with changes - to his appearance, his wardrobe. He gets back into the gym, goes on a diet, begins to go to the barber...
15) Whenever you catch him, he's crabby with you.
16) He talks about himself. Constantly. No longer does he ask about your day or how work's going. He's entirely self-absorbed and all conversations are about him.
17) His behavior is different towards you. Dudes are creatures of habit. They do the same things at the same times. Whenever a behavior shifts, the signs may be pointing toward Splitsville.
18) He no longer talks about the future with you.
19) He lies about where he's been for no good reason (thank YOU, Facebook and Twitter for those social media check-ins!).
20) Your gut tells you something is wrong.
What are some other signs that he's about to dump you?
Image via Rosa Menkman/Flickr
Some of those already sound like a break-up. If he moved all of his stuff outta my place for no reason...I think that's a pretty big hint.
#'s 6, 8 and 18 are really heartbreaking. I believe if my guy ever did or stopped doing those things, surely something is wrong! And I won't hesitate to ask if there were a problem.


text:
Live Chator 1-856-461-8883
Free Shippingon all orders $60 or more!*
You have 0 item(s) in your cart worth $0.00
Never short on creativity and vibrant imagery, SunsOut offers quite a few jigsaw puzzles that feature creatures, scenes, and themes from worlds that exist in the wildest of imaginations. Watch these fantastic images come to life as you assemble the sturdy pieces. Every one of their products is proudly made in the USA by an environmentally conscious company that uses soy-based inks and recycled board.