text:
It came at a price, but he is out.
Good news Guido!
Great news.
This evening I raise my glass to Gilad Shalit. Respect!
For he's a jolly good fellow, and so say all of us!!
So what the Israelis are saying is, one Israeli soldier is worth just over 1,000 Palestinian soldiers?
And it seems as if the Arabs are agreeing with this reckoning?
Christ, the Jews must have some great fighting men in Israel.
Reminds me of Hitler who once said during WWII he'd rather his soldiers fought ten American GIs than one English Tommy.
I like to think of it more as one Arab is worth roughly the same as an Israeli fingernail. Hope that helps.
What about the Israeli settlers who kill and attack Palestinians and destroy and steal their homes, businesses and land? They're not arrested, neither are the Israeli's who dopped white phosphorous on Gaza and the like. Doesn't state terrorism count?
Mazeltov !!!
Stop sucking up to them, Guido.
Gaydo loves sucking off the IDF
Am spending my whole morning immersed in website design and tech talk #brainchallenge
— Sarah Brown (@SarahBrownUK) October 18, 2011
Gilad Shalit ~ גלעד שליט
Good day to bury very bad RPI news.
Welcome home Gilad.
Now Israel, send in the tanks & flatten the place.
Your american, right?
Well said Sandra. Hope he now has a long and happy life. He deserves it after being holed up with those st*nking b*stards .
OK this is another one of the cartoon things you put up Mondays.
I'll bite. Who is this Gallop Shititt?
So, Hamas now admits that 1 Israeli life is worth 1000 Palestinian lives. I guess they'll now have no complaints if the IDF kill 2000 Palestinians in retaliation for 2 Israeli lives lost in rocket attacks launched from Gaza. Fair's fair, right?
Israil has always taken that point of view. Why change now?
And now Hamas has unconditionally endorsed it. So, you won't have cause to bleat any more.
Endorsed? Perhaps you meant extorted the best deal from the yids.
Stick to football, but you dont play any more do you?
Don't be such a sociopath.
No. Stop thinking for yourselves and allow us here at the Beeb to explain.
An act that demonstrates that Israel values the lives of its citizens so highly that it will allow 1,000 baying Arabic terrorists out of jail to save a single one of their own is A GLORIOUS VICTORY FOR HAMAS.
If Hamas fire grad missiles into Israel from Gaza and the Israelis launch a precision air strike, killing a single baying arab miltant, it is EVIDENCE THAT ISRAEL IS AN EVIL OCCUPYING FORCE.
*goes back to burning history books*
Bacon sandwiches all round !
When Ehud Barak negotiated with the Palestinians the violence stopped. No Killings. Then Sharon visted the West Bank which was like Hitler visiting Jerusalem after the Sabra and Chatila massacre.
And by the way, hundreds of thousands of Israeli Jews took to the streets to protest against the massacre, saying not in our name. Life is complicated, not black and white.
I'm not gay but I love Ehud Barak, a man with real integrity. Those Israeli demonstrators give me hope that eventually peace may be found. Unfortunately violence from both sides equals a siege mentality on both sides with the voices of reason being marginalised.
What about the newly liberated Egyptians donating a portion of land equivalent to the size of the occupied territories to Israel in exchange for their getting out of the occupied territories? They can well afford to given the massive size of Egypt. Outside the box thinking like that is needed in situations like this.
Well done the BBC this morning for actually reporting with accuracy the situation in Israel rather running scared for fear of an angry letter from the Israeli ambassador. If they continue this trend they might start to claw their way up to the level of Channel 4 news.
And by the way Israel IS an occupying force. They are land grabbing, i.e. stealing land from the Palestinians left right and centre. The 'precision strikes' tend to be 300 dead Palestinians for several Jewish Israeli's.
I believe in the existence of the state of Israel and am neither anti Israeli nor anti Semitic.
Wars effing sick of em'
The Guardian and Jody McIntyre and the rest of the left loving pro palestine muppets wont be happy…without a war what do they have to rant about!
Was David Mills/Mr Tessa Jowell there to make sure his Hezbollah planes were seen by all!
You seem to be under the misapprehension that being pro-Israeli is better than being pro-Palestinian.
There is no such thing as a "Palestinian."
They are a ragtag bunch of swivel-eyed Jordanians and Egyptians using "nationhood" as a way of furthering their genocidal campaign against the Jews.
I can't help but notice that Mr. Fawkes seems lot more interested in the doings of random Israeli soldiers (who also happen to be French citizens) than in the losses suffered by British soldiers fighting wars which Mr. Fawkes has actively endorsed.
I can understand support for Israel but the levels of near-sexual fetishisation that this blog has for the IDF and its members has reached a level where I think we all have to ask Guido what's going on.
It's a style thing – in the way that British nerds have long been fascinated by America, they're just aping the quasi-religious right-wing of the US. Next up – some nonsense about abortion, a "campaign" in favour of state killing, and a love letter to that fucking loon Ayn Rand.
No…….. some of us just support the IDF !
They've been brainwashed.
Because they fight the lesser jihad on our behalf in the vain hope that we come to our senses to defeat the greater jihad that is coming.
Dhimmi leftists may be useful idiots for now – but even they will have to be saved from themselves & their morkish self loathing & empire guilt.
Must be day release for rabid loonies.
"Must be day release for rabid loonies"
Indeed it is – a thousand killers who slaughtered Israeli women and children in the name of Allah walking free is not a good day for justice or democracy.
Still, makes for a richer target environment when the IDF go in again – & saves a fortune on prison bills.
"…slaughtered Israeli women and children in the name of Allah…"?
You've just made that up, or are you party to some inside information that the rest of the world doesn't know about?
By the way, schmuck, what's the reason for the Israeli slaughter of Palestinian women and children?
Dhimmi leftist, useful idiot – your self loathing & empire guilt have no effect on me.
Try reading the Hamas Charter – then compare & contrast it to Israeli democracy.
You are dismissed.
If you don't know what Israeli women and children were murdered and how I suggest for a start you look up the name Fogel. If you want the gory bits you can see how the Palestinians beheaded a 3 month old baby.
I've no intention of looking at a beheaded Isreali child any more than I have the intention to look at a Palestinian child blown to pieces by an Isreali missile.
Delusion, superstition, fascism.
Perhaps Guidos on the payroll, just like Fox and Werritty?
It's because the whole issue has been hijacked and perverted by the left.
The number of useful idiots in this country happy to shill for hordes of genocidal arabs is astonishing.
The Hamas terrorists are worried that their safe haven in Syria is under threat from democracy. Long term they will have to become much more flexible.
Israel will have turned a hundred odd Palestinians into informants anyway and will spend the next couple of years knocking off the serious players in the streets…. The rest won't really matter much as they'll be less keen to be caught again.
Glad the young lad is back
Send him a pizza, Guido.
Goys shouldn't distinguish between IDF thugs.
Pizza for one, pizza for all.
Meat feast,salami,bacon,halal chicken ! prawns & SHIT !!.
I was amused by the suggestions that the deal between the IDF and HAMAS ia a way of sabotaging the attempt by Abbas to get UN recognition. When it comes to the crunch terrorists always stick together even when on opposite sides.
Just another killer released, who cares.
So all soldiers are killers huh?
Errrr… that's what soldiers do, kill.
You are a bit of a knob really.
I am sure there is an edict from Al Gore or George Monbiot for you to be masturbating over – off you go.
Gayn Cacken Ofn yam, Putz.
Hmm.. actually soldiers in the modern day do quite a bit more than that Bellend.. Yes they kill when required to and as dictated by where their government sends them and who it says are the enemy them it's not really as simple as the Voice of Reason makes out.
The implication that he doesn't care because it's a soldier is what I have an issue with (though I'm sure you knew that…). Israel keeping faith with the lad captured and seeking his return is pretty important stuff for the morale of the IDF.
I'd like to think our nations would keep the faith so strongly. We have seen examples of this with the rescue of captured soldiers in Sierra Leone (google Op BARRAS for a great example), and the widescale searches for the young lad lost in Helmand (and sadly found killed) earlier this year, to the credit of British Forces but wow this was a strong message.
Well done Israel for getting your lad back. There will be time enough to go after those that have been released if they choose to return to arms….
Idiot. Of course soldiers are killers – that's their primary purpose when it comes down to it. Of course they do other things in the meantime before a war – only a twat like yourself would have to comment on that. I don't care because I don't give a stuff about Israel and indeed all the other lot – they're all as bad as each other.
And as you say, "There will be time enough to go after those that have been released if they choose to return to arms…." Replace the word 'if' with 'when' and you'll be nearer to the truth.
Ha ha! Hmm. Well argued Voice of Reason… You got me! take it you've never served then? Idiot? Twat?
I play the ball not the man mate so I won't stoop to your level suffice to say having experienced what the armed forces contribute first hand as an organistation I think your view is a little blinkered.
For someone who doens't give a stuff though you're pretty hard up on it. This blog must drive you mad?!!
This Gilad Shalit is a good pretext for some pretty low propaganda.
Implicit is that him being held hostage is as horrific as five year old child being held as a sex slave in a windowless basement, and thus we should emotionally react accordingly
Further, the idea is that we as British or whatever citizens should react is if the IDF and israel are OUR friends and allies, therefore he is one of ours.
the guy is a soldier at war, and a pretty unevenly matched war at that. is it wholly unexpected that he might be kidnapped and held hostage?
I'll spare my sympathy for deserving causes, not some military thug incurring an occupational hazard, thanks
watch your back next time you're in golders green
I'm usually on a bicycle when I'm in Golders Greens
Military thug? What's wrong with military service Doley?
Well said Doley, well said.
I am not one for sitting on fence except when it comes to Israel and Palestine. They are as bad as each other and their own worse enemies. The Palestinians are the under dogs though.
The IDF should now drench Gaza in non persistent Nerve Agent, then turn Gaza into glass, in case some of the palestinian scum survived the Nerve Agent.
Labour Consider Banning Uber | Asa Bennett
Did LibDems Make Up Hancock Disciplinary Meeting? | Scrapbook
Gender Studies and the Mail | Laura Perrins
Guido's Column | Sun
Politicians Mislead Public on High Living Costs | IEA
Ed Miliband: Voice of Everyday People | Telegraph
The Cost of Labour | CPS
Scotland Shows Eurosceptics How to Win | Chris Deerin
Sack Dougie | Damian McBride
Justice for England | Paul Goodman
Balls Still Wants to Spend, Spend, Spend | Mark Wallace
Eddie Izzard, in his thirteenth year involved in politics, says he's not cursed because it took Sir Alex Ferguson "seven years to win the premiership so it doesn't really matter."
Can anyone help me? I went on holiday a week ago and returned to find someone has pulled out the stake and Gordon Brown is back and acting as Prime Minister. What did I miss? Has there been a snap election?


text:
BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra's Stories Episode guide
10 Moments That Made Jay-Z
1Xtra takes a look at the 10 defining moments of Jay-Z's career to date.
First broadcast: 28 Sep 2014
- Next Sunday 21:00 BBC Radio 1Xtra
The Scandinavian Invasion
Alice Levine takes a look at the new wave of Scandinavian imports making it big in the UK.
First broadcast: 23 Sep 2014
- Tomorrow 21:00 BBC Radio 1
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
Semtex heads to Seattle to hang out in the city that is home to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
First broadcast: 09 Sep 2014
The Sharing Generation
Dev meets the sharing generation, who prefer borrowing and swapping to buying and owning.
First broadcast: 02 Sep 2014
Rockstar Gamers
Meet the rockstar gamers who found fame, fortune and fans by playing video games...
First broadcast: 25 Aug 2014
World War One
BBC Radio 1's Stories explores the history and legacy of World War One.
- View episodes
- Available now 0
- Next on 0
- Repeats
- Buy 0
Danny Howard's Summer Dance Anthems
Danny Howard finds out what it takes to make a summer dance anthem and has a go himself!
First broadcast: 28 Jul 2014
Knockout: Girl Boxers
Adele Roberts explores women's boxing ahead of its inclusion in the Commonwealth Games.
First broadcast: 21 Jul 2014
Generation Soap
Radio 1 goes behind the scenes to find out what it's like to grow up in a soap.
First broadcast: 14 Jul 2014
Introducing George Ezra
Huw Stephens follows George Ezra from BBC Introducing success to his debut album release.
First broadcast: 07 Jul 2014
Staying Out
Paris Lees asks why so many teenagers released from prison are back within a year.
First broadcast: 30 Jun 2014
The Story of Lily Allen
Fresh from her appearance at Radio 1's Big Weekend, Radio 1 tells the story of Lily Allen.
First broadcast: 23 Jun 2014
The Story of Q-Tip
Benji B tells the story of Q-Tip, founding member of A Tribe Called Quest.
First broadcast: 22 Jun 2014
Oi! Brazil
Brazilian and UK sounds come together in four unique musical collaborations.
First broadcast: 16 Jun 2014
The Perfect Football Single
Scott Mills attempts to make the best football song ever. Just in time for the World Cup!
First broadcast: 09 Jun 2014
Glasgow: My City
Attendees of Radio 1's Glasgow Academy paint a picture of city life as a young person.
First broadcast: 26 May 2014
Jackmaster: Made in Glasgow
Jackmaster celebrates the best of Glasgow's unique dance and electronic music scene.
First broadcast: 12 May 2014
10 Moments That Made Pharrell Williams
Trevor Nelson picks 10 defining moments from Pharrell Williams' life and career to date.
First broadcast: 05 May 2014
The Story of the 1975
The 1975 tell their story in their own words.
First broadcast: 28 Apr 2014
Student Sex Workers
Jameela Jamil explores claims that more students are entering the sex industry.
First broadcast: 21 Apr 2014
My First Vote
Shona Summers meets 16 and 17-year-olds who'll be able to vote in the Scottish referendum.
First broadcast: 07 Apr 2014
British Inside
Nick Bright learns how immigration detainees are using music to build a better life.
First broadcast: 31 Mar 2014
Toddla and Rodigan in Jamaica
An exploration of Jamaican music's influence on the UK scene and the Roots Reggae Revival.
First broadcast: 24 Mar 2014
What the F: The Story of Feminism and Pop
What does feminism mean today? And are super sexed-up female stars empowered or exploited?
First broadcast: 10 Mar 2014
And the Oscar Goes to...
Radio 1's film critic Rhianna looks at the British Oscars challenge.
First broadcast: 03 Mar 2014
Access All Areas: Your Story
Access All Areas looks at you, the listener, with your own stories told in your own way...
First broadcast: 24 Feb 2014
Fan Armies
Directioners, The Echelon, Mixers - Nick Grimshaw explores the world of online fan armies.
First broadcast: 17 Feb 2014
Puppet on a String: Sexual Exploitation in Gangs
Puppet on a String tackles the dark issue of sexual exploitation in gangs.
First broadcast: 27 Jan 2014
Suicide Survivors with Professor Green
Professor Green talks to survivors and experts in an effort to understand suicide.
First broadcast: 20 Jan 2014
Dan and Phil's Guide to Happiness
Dan and Phil embark on a quest to find the secrets to happiness.
First broadcast: 13 Jan 2014

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Pet Passport Guatemala
Regulations for taking a pet dog or cat to Guatemala
Guatemala does not quarantine healthy pets who meet the following requirements:
- You will need to apply for an Import Permit in advance of arrival in Guatemala.
- Your dog or cat must be vaccinated for rabies between 30 days and 12 months of entry.
- Shortly before travel, a USDA or CFIA licensed veterinarian completes the Veterinary Certificate for Guatemala for endorsement by the USDA or CFIA if traveling from the United States or Canada. If you are not traveling from either of these countries, the Governing Authority of your country responsible for the import and export of animals should endorse the forms.
- It is required that you acquire the endorsement of the Guatemala Embassy or Consulate. Send the certificate to the nearest consulate of Guatemala with a money order in the amount of $10.00 with a brief cover letter stating why you wish the certificate issued and a self addressed and stamped return envelope.
- A copy of the Rabies Certificate should also be included for endorsement.
Presentation of the Veterinary certificate endorsed and stamped by the Consulate will allow you entry with your pet in Guatemala.
Whenever you travel to a foreign country like Guatemala, it is always advisable to carry some form of identification indicating ownership of the pet.
Failure to comply with these regulations will mean that your pet will be refused entry or returned to the country of origin or placed in quarantine, all at the expense of the person responsible for your pet.
Inspection: All domestic dogs and cats must be free of evidence of disease
communicable to humans when examined at the port of entry to
Guatemala. If your dog or cat is not in apparent good health, further examination by a
licensed veterinarian may be required at your expense.
Other Animals: Birds, invertebrates, tropical fish, reptiles, amphibia, mammals such as rodents and rabbits are not subject to requirements of rabies vaccination, but may have to meet other requirements and should have a health certificate to enter Guatemala. Pet owners are strongly advised to seek further information from the relevant authority of their country and/or that of the country of destination.
Veterinary Certificate: All countries have unique veterinary certificates. This form may differ from the veterinary certificate issued by veterinarians in the United States. (APHIS 7001) It is an essential part of the cat or dog passport.
Pet Microchip: Although Guatemala does not require a pet microchip, we strongly recommend that you microchip your cat or dog prior to traveling.
Need equipment for traveling with your pet? Find it all at PetTravelStore.comGOT QUESTIONS??? Please post to our blog or forum.
GOT COMMENTS??? Please enter them below. Your experiences will provide help for us all!!


text:
"TRIGGER EFFECT" New Music from Tha JackaL in 2014 coming your way!
New music coming in 2014, and here is the cover for the cd…. More news on the track listing, and possible collaborations coming soon!
Spoof Radio (2012-Current) Voice Actor / Host
Spoof Radio is a radio show featuring a bunch of friends who like to use their comedy skills to make fun of people online who… Read More
The Round Table (2012-Current) Co-Host
The Answer to Movie Troll insanity "Round Table Edition" is a show full of comic book, and movie nerds! Yes I dabble in nerd stuff… Read More
Unraveling the Secrets (2011-Current) Producer
Unraveling the Secrets began as a collaborative effort between researchers and writers Dennis Crenshaw and Rick Osmon. Eventually Dennis left the show, and was replaced… Read More
Live from MegaCon 2011 [EVENT] Co-Host / Producer
SoFloRadio's "The Pow WOW Show" did a live gig at MegaCon 2011 and I was invited to co host on air since the regular co… Read More
Outtasite Radio (2010-2013) Co-Host / Producer
Hosted by Michael "Outtasite" Singleton and co hosted by Angel "JackaL" Espino outta site radio ran from 2010 to 2013 the final episode officially aired… Read More
Burning Alive [Mixtapes] Rapper / Producer
Mix tape released to the internet in 2010. The mixtape was released via irc, torrents, and youtube.You can check out the songs on the YouTube… Read More
Skywatchers Radio (2010-2011) Host / Producer
This show started as a podcast on blogtalk with Angel Espino, Jamie Havicon, and Jesse Randolph. Soon Rick Osmon joined, and it was a 4… Read More
Inside Tha Jackals Head (2008-Current) Host / Producer
If you're up at 11pm est on Sumday night at 10pm est. Tune in live only on www.psn-radio.com & www.sofloradio.com the show is an interview,… Read More
The Legends Remixed [Mixtapes] Rapper / Producer
DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE! This was my first mixtape, and since I was new to the whole thing I chose to remix some… Read More


text:
we've got signatures, help us get to 1,000 by January 22, 2014
Sainsbury's have recently started selling halal chicken. Halal meat is cruel and inhumane. Religion should play no part in animal welfare.
If everything looks correct, click sign now. Your signature will not be added until you click the button below.


text:
Portfolio Samples
Samples of TV commercials we've created for clients.
We've had the pleasure of being involved in creating some really great TV commercials over the years — some of which are displayed here for your viewing.
Whether it was concepting, script writing, creating storyboards, acting, Art Directing the shoot, or doing voice-overs (and many times it involved doing all the above), it all boiled down to one thing — making a great TV commercial to help the client succeed.
If you need a television commercial, scripts, or perhaps just some initial commercial concepts, request a quote by email or call (615) 656-5516.


text:
Never A Hero are one of those bands that cater for every rock fan. Being the sort to listen to indie more than anything else, I was a bit sceptical to press play upon seeing their unusual punk image with the addition of masks. However, it was a pleasant surprise to hear the Suffolk five-piece making my low-end Macbook speakers sound a little less low-end.
Ok, so maybe 'Socially Awkward' could have opened with a little more power, but when you take into account it's their first EP, it's not all that bad. 'Too Little Too Late' sets the ball rolling with plenty of raw energy and more catchiness than a common cold yet the vocal work would have benefitted from added dynamism.
Any doubts are immediately erased in the following track as 'From Heroes To Angels' is truly a masterpiece in it's own unique way. Combining clear influences of Hollywood Undead with vocals which are unusually reminiscent of The Midnight Beast in the verses, the track unexpectedly works incredibly well. Choruses are always intended to be the strongest part of any song yet Never a Hero take that to a new level with 'From Heroes To Angels'. Just when you think it can't get any better the chorus leaves you playing the contagious rhythm over and over again in your head for days.
'Trippin' On Speed' does exactly what it says on the tin. Your brain will be turned to mush within precisely four minutes and five seconds of it's crazy riffs and upbeat rhythm, plunging you into a musical high. This is followed by the hasty and bass heavy 'Say No More' which is a strong penultimate track to the EP.
The opening to 'Diaries From Rehab' provides a strong electronica basis to the track which is clearly the most experimental on the release. It is slightly more light on it's feet than the other four tracks but this makes a refreshing change which keeps you completely and utterly entranced by Never A Hero's unbelievable songwriting abilities.
Three years after their formation, things are looking promising for the newly-signed rap/rock outfit and they are definitely one to watch. Even though 'Socially Awkward' was released just one year after their formation in 2009, it's brilliance is beyond question. Just think what they can do two years on from it's release date.
Check them out on Facebook.


text:
A key to frugal food shopping
Sticking with one supermarket for every shopping trip could be costing you plenty. Here's how to find the best prices before you head out.
This guest post comes from Kris at Cheap Healthy Good.
Note up top: In almost four years of blogging, I can't believe I haven't dedicated a column to the following food shopping strategy, because it's one of the most effective around. Experienced frugalists, you're probably familiar with this already, but it shouldn't stop you from seeing the, er … surprise note from … uh … Bob, um, Barker? … at the end of this article. So let's get to it.
My old apartment was within a mile of three major supermarket chains.
"Whee?" you might say. "Let's throw a fiesta?"
And while the prospect of ending this column here and grabbing a margarita is highly tempting, I endeavor to persevere, meaning this: It may sound like it ain't no thang, but having access to multiple supermarkets allowed me to save huge, big, hulking bucks on my grocery bill every month. In fact, hitting up two or more food stores is one of the most effective food shopping strategies around.
It works because of two simple reasons:
- To attract shoppers, grocers within the same region price certain foods competitively. In order for Pathmark to compete with a Waldbaum's two miles away, it offers lower prices on select goods, called loss leaders, to lure potential customers in the door. These are the deals you see on the front of the circular, and can include everything from in-season produce to new products pushed by major corporations. For example, my local supermarket is offering pasta for 89 cents and asparagus for $1.99 a pound, prices that aren't too shabby these days.
- Some grocers price their products differently. A can of olives may be $1.29 in one supermarket, and $1.79 in the bigger one up the block. Reasons for this are unbeknownst to society at large, but learning what's cheaper where will make a difference when you visit more than one destination.
How to get things rolling
The very first thing you should do is take stock of the markets in your area. Look beyond where you normally shop, at similar stores in the same general vicinity. (Google Maps and Yelp are very helpful for this.)
Then see if they have circulars online, which most chain grocers do nowadays. Browse through, and record A) what seems like a really good deal and B) what you need soon.
Here's an example, using recent circulars of two Brooklyn supermarkets within a half-mile of one another:
Store No. 1:
- Grapes -- 99 cents a pound.
- Oranges -- 4 pounds for $2.
- Pasta -- five for $5.
- Honey Nut Cheerios -- BOGO (Buy one, get one free).
- Canned tomatoes -- five 28-ounce cans for $5.
Store No. 2:
- Green beans -- 99 cents a pound.
- Chicken breast -- $1.79 a pound.
- Canned tuna -- three for $2.
- Mozzarella -- $2.99 for 1 pound.
- Cracker Barrel sharp cheddar block -- $2.99 for 10 ounces.
Finally, choose a time and map out a route. But know, this shouldn't be a strenuous task. If your new itinerary is taking much longer than usual -- which, if you have a list, hopefully it shouldn't -- try doing it another way.
Where else you can go
Don't limit yourself to supermarkets, since there are many deals to be found outside those curiously sanitary walls. If they're on the way, or if you don't mind an additional trip at some point over the month, never forget:
- Ethnic grocers.
- Farmers markets.
- Family-owned stores.
- Trader Joe's.
- Warehouse stores (Costco, Sam's Club, BJ's).
And more.
The caveats
Of course, there are a few qualifiers, should you try shopping at multiple destinations:
- I, like thousands of vaguely dazed Americans, use public transportation. As a result, I know next to nothing about gas prices, though I understand filling a Volkswagen Beetle can cost thousands of ducats nowadays. So, use your head: If your two closest markets are 50 miles apart, it's silly to blow $20 to save 50 cents on a box of macaroni.
- Cheaper isn't always better. If your butcher gives you good cuts of meat for a slightly higher price, stick with him (or her), because you can't buy that kind of personal attention at a chain. Same goes for farmers market food.
- If you have many shops on your list, don't visit every one, every week. You'll drive yourself crazy, and it kind of misses the point of the previous streamlining tips.
And finally, take all the previous advice with a grain of salt. Do what works best for you. Shopping at multiple stores can be wonderful, but only if you're comfortable with the process.
Readers, what'd I miss? The comment section is open.
P.S. Bob Barker says hi.
P.P.S. I made that up.
More on Cheap Healthy Good and MSN Money:
Copyright © 2014 Microsoft. All rights reserved.
Fundamental company data and historical chart data provided by Morningstar Inc. Real-time index quotes and delayed quotes supplied by Morningstar Inc. Quotes delayed by up to 15 minutes, except where indicated otherwise. Fund summary, fund performance and dividend data provided by Morningstar Inc. Analyst recommendations provided by Zacks Investment Research. StockScouter data provided by Verus Analytics. IPO data provided by Hoover's Inc. Index membership data provided by Morningstar Inc.
If you think you're too smart to fall for cons and scams, you're setting yourself up to be a victim.
- Best rates on savings
Find the highest rates on savings accounts, CDs and money market accounts.
- Are you saving enough for retirement?
- Find a great credit card
- Car insurance premiums by model
- Video: Easy DIY smoked meats at home
A charcuterie master shares his process for cold-smoking meat at home.
- Jetpacks about to go mainstream
- Weird things covered by home insurance
- Bing: 70 percent of adults report 'digital eye strain'


text:
Jaden Smith believes that the world would be a better place if everyone dropped out of school. The actor, who in his defense is only 15-years-old, said he thinks everyone would be much smarter if they turned their backs on the public education system. The teen actor, who is the son of Will Smith and …
Copyright – Weld AM FM Gossip 2013. If you see this content on any other website, it has been stolen. Please report.
You might also like


text: Here's a little Friday colour inspiration for you. Duck egg is a colour that many people feel comfortable decorating with. It's soft, calming and the perfect compliment to white and wood. We love this shot of our double dish and spoon with soft duck egg accents on white washed wood, the perfect combo for your country kitchen: http://bit.ly/He7Bzl


text:
News tagged 'microsoft office'
Friday, 22 Oct 2010
Microsoft Announces Office 365
Microsoft Office 365 brings together Microsoft Office, SharePoint Online, Exchange Online and Lync Online in an always-up-to-date cloud service, making it easier for millions more organizations to get and use Microsoft's business productivity solutions via the cloud.
All News Categories
News for Past 12 Months
Subscribe to HWZ Here!
Subscribe now to receive latest tech news, articles and promotions straight to your inbox!
By signing up, you indicate that you have read and agreed to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.


text:
Erin Donahue
Christina Barkanic
Brittany Trott
Emily Wiley
Jessica Reilley
Chris Raines
Will Nichols
Emily Reddy
Michele Marchetti
Michele Frank
James Gherardi
Kit Henshaw
Christina and Erin
Kim Tait
Erin McKinney
Steve Spanelli
Sam Komlenic
Katherine Taylor Grofic
James Eisenstein
Tony Ricci
Laura Young
Jamie Oberdick
Kristin Camplese
Harrison's Fresh + Local
Danielle Matalonis
Local Food Journey
Kristine A.
Linda Weaver
Naomi Elle Schwartz
Dana Stuchul
Cara McShane
Brittany Smith
Jessica Illuzzi
- Frosty
Jessica Paholsky
James Sechrengost
Brad Yeckley
Maya Althouse
Jordan Reabold
Kim Chase
Maria Bryant
All Posts including "wine"
Wine and cheese tastings, every Saturday in June at Mount Nittany Vineyard and Winery
To celebrate June as "National Dairy Month," Mount Nittany Vineyard and Winery will host free wine and cheese tastings every Saturday in June from 12 noon until 5pm.
On Saturday, June 7, local cheese artisan Stone Meadow Farm will be available in the winery tasting room to provide samples and sales of their products. Stone Meadow raises milking and beef cattle in the beautiful pastures of Centre County, Pennsylvania. Their cheeses are made directly on the farm from fresh, whole unpasteurized milk which is dense with nutrients due to their farming practices and breed of cows. Stone Meadow makes a variety of hard cheeses: Cheddar, Swiss, Colby and Jalapeno Jack. In addition, seasonally they offer soft cheeses such as Camembert and Taleggio, as well as smoked cheeses.
Continue Reading: Wine and cheese tastings, every Saturday in June at Mount Nittany Vineyard and Winery
Posted by Linda Weaver on 06/04, 2014 at 11:42 AM
Five must-have local food bites
While we are most certainly not Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, we here in Central Pennsylvania are not living in a good-food black hole. We have some excellent restaurants and other vendors of prepared meals/snacks using local food ingredients in our area. You can find local food in fine dining establishments, taverns, diners, festivals, and, of course, farmers markets. Here are five great local food items that we think you must try:
Continue Reading: Five must-have local food bites
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 05/07, 2014 at 08:30 AM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: ElGringoTacoTruck | Harrison'sWineGrill | WayFruitFarm | ElkCreek | Gemelli'sBakery |
Harrison's Wine Grill to share the love for local food on Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and love is certainly in the air at Harrison's—love for local food, that is! Harrison Schailey, owner of Harrison's Wine Grill on E. College Ave, came all the way from California as an organic farmer, hoping to bring some Left Coast influence to State College when he opened the restaurant. "After a while, I realized people didn't go for that."
What Harrison found was that people didn't want a taste of California—they wanted a taste of State College. And why wouldn't they? With the abundance of farms around the area offering a variety of options, it would be a shame not to take advantage. "It just made sense," he says.
Of course, the winter climate here in Central Pennsylvania is nothing like California, but Mr. Harrison has adapted. When it comes to vegetables especially, winter takes a toll on local produce. "It is difficult during the winter, especially now that it's been so cold, but we get what's available."
Continue Reading: Harrison's Wine Grill to share the love for local food on Valentine's Day
Posted by Jordan Reabold on 02/03, 2014 at 11:17 AM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: Harrison'sWineGrill | Valentines | localfood | mushroom | butternutsquash |
Wines that match well with the unique flavors of fall
Editor's Note: The fall season brings food that features flavors and ingredients that are unique to the season, and this may raise some challenges for those who want to pair wine with these autumn dishes. Linda Weaver of Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery has some suggestions to help you make the best wine/food pairing call.
Continue Reading: Wines that match well with the unique flavors of fall
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 10/31, 2013 at 08:24 AM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: fall | autumn | recipe | wine | winepairings |
Local food, free wine tastings highlight Saturday's Mount Nittany Winery Harvest Festival
The Mount Nittany Winery is holding their annual Harvest Fest Saturday, Oct. 26 from noon to 5:00 p.m. at the winery in Centre Hall. In their beautiful Mt. Nittany-side setting, you can enjoy free wine tastings, take a winery tour, try free samples (and then buy) local food from vendors, and enjoy live music by Richard and Papa (aka long-time State College musicians Richard Sleigh and Gary Brubaker).
Continue Reading: Local food, free wine tastings highlight Saturday's Mount Nittany Winery Harvest Festival
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 10/24, 2013 at 09:06 AM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: MountNittanyWinery | HarvestFestival | wine | festivals |
Mt. Nittany Vineyard & Winery hosts Winemakers Harvest Dinner Oct. 5
September is harvest time in the fields, orchards, and, of course, vineyards in Central Pennsylvania. One of the area's best-known wineries, Mt. Nittany Vineyard & Winery, is gathering the grapes that make their variety of signature wines, and each year this is a time to celebrate a good harvest. With this in mind, Winery Owners Joe and Betty Carroll are holding the Winemakers Harvest Dinner Oct. 5 at the Winery.
Continue Reading: Mt. Nittany Vineyard & Winery hosts Winemakers Harvest Dinner Oct. 5
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 09/25, 2013 at 09:24 AM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: Mt.NittanyWinery | harvestdinner | wine |
Fundamentals of Pairing Wine with Food
Post by Jamie Ryan, Wine Consultant & Educator, Mt. Nittany Winery
In wine and food pairing, the fundamental goal is balance. The flavors found in both the wine and the elements of a dish should be balanced and neither should overpower the other. A well-matched pairing should enhance the existing elements of each and ultimately bring out new flavors that are not detected in the wine or food when they stand alone. As a wine educator, the most frequent questions my students always ask how they can make safe pairing choices when they are on their own, either at home or dining out. Here are some basic guidelines that are fairly universal in the world and I find that they are a great place for beginners to dive in and start playing with their pairings.
Continue Reading: Fundamentals of Pairing Wine with Food
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 05/23, 2013 at 12:17 PM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: wine | foodpairing | JamieRyan | Mt.NittanyWinery |
Wine and Cheese Fundamentals
Mount Nittany Vineyard and Winery held its second (sold-out!) wine and cheese pairing event, "Wine and Cheese Fundamentals," on June 30th. The event was led by Jamie Ryan, a central Pennsylvania native and Penn State graduate. Jamie is a wine consultant with a distinguished fifteen year career in wine sales, purchasing, and education and brings with her a comprehensive knowledge of the wine industry from vineyard to the table. The class enjoyed a casual evening of guided wine and cheese pairings and an interactive discussion of the connection between them. Here, Jamie shares with us her insights on the topic:
Continue Reading: Wine and Cheese Fundamentals
Posted by Linda Weaver on 07/13, 2012 at 01:27 PM
Sangria for Cinco de Mayo
What better way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo than with a pitcher of Sangria! This recipe has been adapted from Cook's Illustrated and makes use of readily available ingredients. For the main ingredient—red wine!—I suggest a bottle of Mt. Nittany's Rock Hill Red. It's on sale now, two bottles for $20.
Continue Reading: Sangria for Cinco de Mayo
Posted by Linda Weaver on 05/02, 2012 at 01:29 PM
Early Spring Pruning at Mount Nittany Vineyard
If you've been to the winery lately, you may have seen owners Joe and Betty Carroll out in the vineyard with their pruning shears. Assisted by winery staff, Jinx Proch, Jeff Proch, and Sandy Alexander, they are attempting to stay on top of the seasonal requirements for grape pruning that will set the stage for the quality and quantity of this year's grape production. This task has been a challenging one thus far given the early warm weather, which led to an early bud break.
Continue Reading: Early Spring Pruning at Mount Nittany Vineyard
Posted by Linda Weaver on 04/11, 2012 at 08:57 AM
Vignoles Cake
This weekend Mount Nittany Winery is concluding its month-long celebration of our local wine trail with a special desserts offering.
Continue Reading: Vignoles Cake
Posted by Linda Weaver on 03/28, 2012 at 09:18 PM
Mediterranean Recipes from Mount Nittany Winery
As part of the celebration of our local wine trail, Mount Nittany Winery is offering special wine and food pairings during the month of March. This weekend we will feature local food products including cheese from Clover Creek Cheese Cellar, gourmet crackers from Rip Rap Bakery, and Cooke Tavern potato soup in honor of St. Patrick's day!
Purchase your "Ticket to Good Taste and Adventure" at one of the ten participating wineries. Cost is $20 each or two for $35. For more information, visit: www.pawinetrail.com.
Continue reading to see recipes for the Mediterranean dishes that we served during last weekend's pairings.
Continue Reading: Mediterranean Recipes from Mount Nittany Winery
Posted by Linda Weaver on 03/15, 2012 at 09:31 AM
Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail
During the month of March, take a trip along the Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail. The tour includes ten wineries, and the cost is $20 per person or $35 per couple.
Continue Reading: Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail
Posted by Emily Wiley on 03/09, 2012 at 01:29 PM
Wine and Chocolate Pairings Event at Mt. Nittany Winery
You and your Valentine are invited to Mt. Nittany Winery in Centre Hall this weekend for a wine and chocolate pairings event. Treat yourself, your sweetheart, or a group of friends to Mt. Nittany's wines paired with local sweets from Chocolate Madness.
Event hours are Saturday, Feb. 11th from 12-5pm and Sunday, Feb. 12th from 12:30-4pm. Cost is $4.50 per person, and reservations are required. Contact the winery at (814) 466-6373, 300 Houser Road in Centre Hall.
Continue reading for a chocolate truffles recipe from the winery.
Continue Reading: Wine and Chocolate Pairings Event at Mt. Nittany Winery
Posted by Emily Wiley on 02/09, 2012 at 03:02 PM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: holiday | events | wine | chocolate |
Harvest Photo Contest for Mount Nittany Winery
There's a lot happening at Mount Nittany Winery over the next several weeks ... picking, crushing, stomping ... and their first ever Harvest Photo Contest.
Continue Reading: Harvest Photo Contest for Mount Nittany Winery
Posted by Emily Wiley on 09/23, 2011 at 02:18 PM
Chicken in Mushroom White Wine Sauce
After chatting with Sandy Alexander from Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery, I decided I had to cook with wine. It was a new and intriguing challenge that I took head on. My three friendly "guinea pigs" tasted this creation and agreed it was a hit. If you like your sauce to be a tad creamier, you can add a tablespoon or two of flour while it's cooking. But I prefer the fluid texture against the rice and chicken.
Continue Reading: Chicken in Mushroom White Wine Sauce
Posted by Michele Frank on 09/01, 2010 at 03:04 PM
Comments (0) | Permalink | Tags: recipe | summer | chicken | mushrooms | wine |
Apples in Sweet Red Wine Sauce
I have never enjoyed the overwhelming sweetness associated with desserts. When I was a little girl, my mother made this apple dish so I wouldn't feel left out during dessert time. To this day, I have been working to recreate her recipe, and I think this is as close as I will ever get. It is a little tangy and a little sweet, just perfect for those of us who like a little bite to our desserts.
Continue Reading: Apples in Sweet Red Wine Sauce
Posted by Michele Frank on 09/01, 2010 at 02:54 PM
Comments (1) | Permalink | Tags: recipe | summer | fall | apples | wine |
Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery
The drive to the Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery is one of winding roads, quaint farmhouses, and field after green field. It's easy to forget that the bustling downtown of State College is less than ten miles away.
Continue Reading: Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery
Posted by Michele Frank on 09/01, 2010 at 09:44 AM
A Match Made in Heaven
Literature has Romeo and Juliet. History has Antony and Cleopatra. The food world has wine and cheese.
Continue Reading: A Match Made in Heaven
Posted by Emily Wiley on 07/15, 2010 at 03:34 PM
Page 1 of 1 pages
Support Provided By
Seasonal Recipes
- Recipe: Swiss steak makes for a delicious "retro" meal
- Recipe: Roasted tomatoes offer a tasty way to say farewell to summer
- Recipe: Zucchini Tian makes a perfect meatless late summer meal
- (See All Recipes)
Food Stories from NPR
From Kale To Pale Ale, A Love Of Bitter May Be In Your Genes
October 01, 2014
Researchers have found a gene that affects how strongly you experience bitter flavors. And those who aren't as sensitive eat about 200 more servings of vegetables per year.
'How To Cook Everything Fast'? Bittman Says Skip The Prep
September 30, 2014
Rachel Martin talks to food writer Mark Bittman about his new cookbook, "How to Cook Everything Fast," which thumbs its nose at the French tradition of having ingredients prepped before you cook.
'Human Flesh' Burger Is A Treat To Tempt The Walking Dead
September 30, 2014
In a stunt to promote the next season of the hit zombie show The Walking Dead, London chefs have concocted a burger inspired by human flesh. They're giving them away Tuesday at a pop-up restaurant.
Support WPSU. Shop Amazon.
We rely upon your support to help provide our community with quality public media. WPSU will receive revenue shares when you make purchases from Amazon through links on our website. There is no extra cost to you.


text:
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Sanctuary Overview
Add to my favorites Added to favorites!
The mission of Greenwood is to rescue and rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, and to return rehabilitated wildlife to appropriate wild habitat. These practices are conducted in a manner that is humane and in accordance with state and federal regulations. We also strive to educate the public about the humane and non-destructive ways to handle human/wildlife interactions.
Invite reviews
Invite friends and colleagues to share their experiences with this nonprofit
2 ReviewsWrite A Review
See all »
See all »
Greenwood serves a unique niche in the community. Unlike animal shelters, Greenwood takes in injured, orphaned, or abandoned wild animals and strives to rehabilitate them so they can be returned to the wild. Because of wildlife regulations, they cannot open their facilities for tours, so community ... more »Review from Guidestar
I learned of this amazing organization several years ago when my dog injured a bird in the yard. I called and they invited me to bring it to them, which I did and they were great. They immediately told me what they thought it was but indicated the need for testing. They promised to call me when ... more »Review from Guidestar
Photos & VideoAre you the Nonprofit? Your photos and videos would look great here!
Promote This Nonprofit
Great Nonprofits badges allow you to raise awareness of your favorite organizations on your own web sites. for text link or graphic badge.Get badge


text:
Spanning 112 miles across Southern California between Los
Angeles and San Diego, State Route 74 acts as a fun daily ride for
motorcyclists wishing to experience a true Golden State experience. No matter
where you decide to start, you'll find the ride fast and scenic. It travels
through so many important West Coast cities; you'll be engulfed with scenery
from the minute you leave. From the San Bernardino National Forest to urban
cityscapes, State Route 74 is a must-ride for anyone traveling to southern
California. Often referred to as the Pines to Palms Scenic Byway, State Route
74 exists as a connecting roadway that provides motorists an alternative and
beautiful way to travel.
Starting in Coachella Valley in a town called Palm Desert; State Route 74 begins life in a luxurious getaway for travelers. Choose from several resorts and attractions while in Palm Desert, while a trip along the Pines to Palms Scenic Byway and back is certainly feasible in just a few hours. Although you may eat up a good portion of your afternoon if you plan on riding out to Lake Elsinore for the day, you'll absolutely enjoy every waking moment of the ride. Because the area offers so much, staying anywhere along State Route 74 for an extended period of time is a safe vacation idea.


text: I've been talking about this pretty much non-stop for the past three days ever since a saw a teaser pic show up on Instagram. Frostbike was this past weekend which means most companies are too busy to create detailed posts about new releases. They have to watch out for "spoiler alerts." Here is the official post on All City's blog.


text:
1957 Chevrolet 5200 Series 1 1/2 Ton Truck, Blue with Black Good Wooden Body, 283 V-8, 4 speed transmission with a 2 speed rear... More
1950 Chevrolet 1/2 ton canopy express-rough,rusty,and beat up,but it has mostly original paint(including the factory pinstripe). It runs, and yard drives,with the original 216... More
1958 Chevrolet Delray two door sedan, a little rusty, and a little beat up, but unusually solid, and remarkably unmolested, with the original 283... More
CHEVY: 1953 Bel Air 2-door sedan, 235 engine, excellent body mounts, nice straight car, needs restoration, $3,500. PH: 620-365-6709, KS; or see pictures at:... More


text:
London Recruitment at V&E
We believe that a career with Vinson & Elkins in London represents an outstanding opportunity to fulfill your professional ambitions.
Forty years ago, Vinson & Elkins was one of the first U.S. firms to establish an office in London, and the continuing development of our London office is a vital part of V&E's international strategy. Our long experience in London and our Texas roots give us a unique perspective and a rich and friendly culture, which those who have joined us find refreshingly different.Our strategy for growth in London is simple, yet effective: to build steadily on our strengths and to focus on the long term. We believe that by hiring the best lawyers and giving them every opportunity to develop their practice in a supportive environment, they will flourish, and so will our firm.You can view our graduate recruitment brochure here.Trainees
V&E currently offers between three and four training contracts commencing each September. These are not run on a rigid seat system, but instead a trainee will gain wide experience in many different areas simultaneously, working with a wide variety of associates and partners from across the firm.
Whilst the trainees are based in London, our firm has a formal secondment programme to other offices (particularly our offices in the Middle East, Hong Kong, and Houston), and travel is a likely part of any training contract with us. In addition to the Training Principal (currently Mark Beeley) and his team, trainees will have the support of an associate mentor (appointed for the full two-year training contract for continuity) to provide an extra, and often first, port of call for support and assistance.
Vinson & Elkins looks to recruit from the best candidates, and we believe our training contracts reflect that — both in quality of training and work as well as in the highly competitive salary (not to mention benefits) we offer (£40,000 for first year trainees and £42,000 for second year trainees, with a newly qualified salary of £80,000). We also pay LPC and GDL course fees and offer a discretionary stipend (of up to £7,200) to assist with the LPC year. We hope that our trainees are drawn to us for more than the financial rewards, however, and we pride ourselves on the quality of training V&E offers and the high retention rate of trainees on qualification.
Don't just take our word on it, however. Chambers and Partners recently profiled the quality of V&E's London trainee programme, observing, "Trainees praised V&E's training contract for its flexibility, calling it a 'loose system' in which 'you can gain experience in whatever area you express a particular interest in.'" Read our full review here. In addition, we are proud of the fact that we have won awards for the quality of our training contract from LawCareers.Net.Training Contracts Commencing 2016We have now completed our recruitment of trainees for 2014 and 2015, but if you are interested in applying for a training contract commencing in 2016, you should strongly consider applying for a vacation placement with us for the summer of 2014. V&E views vacation placements as an invaluable tool for allowing both you and us to assess each other, and accordingly, when considering training contract applications, we give first preference to those who have completed a placement with us. During the course of the one or two weeks you spend in Vinson & Elkins' London office, you will get full exposure to the different areas of practice the office offers, and will as much as possible be treated as though you were a first-seat trainee, in order to give you a real insight as to what life in V&E would be like.
Applications for placements should be made (from 1 November 2013) by way of our online application form before the end of February 2014. Please note that places are limited and that from the end of January will be assessed on a "first come, first served basis."
Applications for training contracts should also be made by way of our online application form and should be submitted before 31 July 2014. We aim to make awards of training contracts for 2016 by 30 September 2014. Please note that while we do give first preference to our vacation placements students, we do also accept applications from those who have not undergone a placement.
In assessing candidates for both vacation placements and training contracts, we look for evidence of academic ability of at least a 2-1 standard, as well as a genuine commitment to the law and a real interest in our core practice areas. As might be expected, evidence of strong social skills, organisation, commercial awareness, and common sense is expected as well.
Read more about Vinson & Elkins' London office.


text:
Master in charge: N E Briers (Captain Leicestershire CCC 1990-1995)
Cricket is the major game for boys in the Summer Term and has a long history at the College. Gregor Macmillan (formerly of Leicestershire) is also a member of the coaching team.
The season reaches its climax with the two day Colours Match with Rugby School - a fixture that dates from 1855 and which, until 1972, was played at Lord's Cricket Ground. Famous Old Boys include A G Steel (Captain of Lancashire & England in the 1880s and President of MCC in 1902); R H Spooner (England from 1905 until 1912) and M G Griffith (Captain of Sussex in the 1960s).
The XI plays on one of the most beautiful school grounds in the country and there are seven more cricket grounds and fourteen artificial cricket nets on site.
The Pavilion has recently been beautifully and skillfully restored after a benefaction by Mrs Jane Rose in memory of her late husband Henry (C1 1953-57). The restoration will enable future generations of Marlburians and Old Marlburians to provide first class hospitality to visiting teams and guests.
In addition to excellent outdoor facilities there are five indoor nets within the Sports Hall complex and winter coaching is aided by the use of two bowling machines.
Matches, Competitions and Events
Seventeen teams compete in the big block fixtures against major schools which include Eton, Radley, Wellington and Winchester; there are five teams at Yearlings' level, four at Junior Colts, three at Colts and five Open XIs.
Tours to Cape Town have contributed to notable successes, especially the 2006 team which won twelve out of their fourteen completed matches. The Junior Colts 1st XI also plays in a festival at the end of term along with Eton, Shrewsbury and Uppingham and has had success in the Lord's Taverners Competition. In recent times, the Colts 1st XI has enjoyed post examination tours to the south coast to play against teams from Eastbourne College and Brighton College.
More recently Robbie Williams has played for Middlesex CCC and Leicestershire CCC.
Keen cricketers in the Sixth Form also have a unique opportunity to do the ECB Level 1 Cricket Coaching Course under the tutelage of an experienced ECB Coach. Many also return to play for the Marlborough Blues (OMs) who have had a good run in the Cricketer Cup in recent times.


text:
According to the Labour Government's Local Government Minister people in Wales should think themselves lucky. Allegedly we pay less Council tax than our counterparts in England. In fact the Welsh Labour press department has today been tweeting that "Council tax in Labour Wales 16% lower than in Tory England"
Now we all know that statistics can be manipulated in all sorts of ways, but we have to ask what is the Minister looking at? Maybe she would like to come to RCT and explain in person just how much better off we are and how grateful residents should be to have a Labour Council.
The 4.5% decided upon by the Labour administration for April puts our Band A Council tax up to £958.89, with Band D going up to £1,438.34. This is one of the most deprived areas in Wales.
It is unbelievable that a Labour Minister can ignore this - they are after all the party who promised to protect Wales from the Tory cuts!!! But then of course in RCT people are coming to realize what a Labour promise is worth.
A quick look at a few English Authorities gives an idea of just how disproportionate the Tax here in RCT is. You might expect the residents of the Surrey suburbs to be paying a little more than us, but no, their Band A cost for the coming year is just £797.22 and Band D £1,195.83. Meanwhile TOWIE residents could have an extra few bottle of champagne out of the £351.59 a year less they pay on their Band D property.
Yep, Labour really are doing a wonderful job for us. Let's hope more people are waking up to their lies and spin.


text:
Salina, KS Taxi Service
Best Cab
Best Cab is your most trusted ride in Salina, KS. Our professional, friendly, and accommodating drivers are ready to take you on a smooth ride to your destination with our safe and comfortable vehicles. Just let us know where you need to go and we'll take you there safely and on time.
Give us a call anytime. We look forward to serving you
Learn More About Best Cab:
- Your most trusted ride
- We'll get you to your destination on time and safely
- The best cab service in Salina, KS
- Serving all of North Central KS
Contact Best Cab today at 785-827-RIDE (7433).
Now Open in Hays, KS! Call 785-639-RIDE (7433).
Contact Information


text:
Today brings a tragic update to the kidnapping of Adriaunna Horton in Golden City, Missouri. Sadly, the 12-year-old has been found dead. Bobby Bourne Jr., 34, has been arrested and charged with the kidnapping. In a horrifying twist, he is also someone Adriaunna's father knew.
James Horton told reporters that he was a neighbor for a time and also that he worked for Horton doing a construction job. This tragedy has similarities to the Hannah Anderson kidnapping that was also committed by someone the family knew, albeit in the Anderson case, he was a close family friend. Still, it does go to show that "stranger danger" is a reality, but that many times these crimes are more likely to be committed by people we know.
It's terrifying, really. The details of this case are particularly sad, too.
The reason Horton was at the park with her sister and friends was to celebrate the new school year. It's a time of such exciting promise and a new beginning and then, just like that, it was taken away.
Witnesses said they saw her get into a car with a man who was in the park asking children for help finding his daughter. In other words, Horton was trying to help this man and, as a result, she's dead. Ninety minutes later police found a vehicle that fit the description and arrested Bourne, who was driving alone with no sign of little Adriaunna.
It's just so sad. What are we supposed to tell our kids? Never help anyone? Even people who you kind of know? Who wants to explain the world that way. And yet, we have to. Maybe the lesson is just to tell them never to get into the car. Help, sure. But keep it public.
Maybe there is no lesson at all. Maybe this is just a horrible tragedy and something that is ultimately isolated. My heart goes out to his father and I hope he takes some comfort in the fact that his daughter had such a big heart.
Do you tell your kids about danger from people they know?
Image via Hitchster/Flickr
So tragic. Rest in peace <3
Well at minimum, iwe need to teach them to NEVER EVER get into a vehicle with ANYONE without prior approval of parents. It needs to be clear that this prior approval has to be for each and every situation/event. No catching a ride with a friends dad etc. without specific approval to do it each time.
While this might seem excessive, it's clear that there can't be any blurring of the lines. We can't anticipate what these creeps are going to try or even who they are!
her kidnapper totally demented! he actually has videos on youtube singing!!!! watch him here
One of my biggest fears is that my 4 year old travels to go visit her dad, and I know how hectic it is traveling with a small child. Her dad is very protective of her, but he still has to get them both through security, make sure he has the correct boarding passes, his id, her backpack, get to the gate in time, etc. So I always make sure to remind her that if she's at the airport with daddy and she can't find her daddy, she needs to find a Grandma, Mommy or Daddy with kids like her and tell them FAST. I also always point out to her what the security guards outfits look like and explain that they are police officers and can help keep her safe. I do the same thing when we go to malls, amusement parks, zoos, etc. I always point out what the workers are wearing (the color of their shirts, they have a name tag, etc) and tell her that if she can't see mommy or daddy, she needs to ask for help RIGHT AWAY. Don't wander around trying to look for us, tell someone right away so that they can help her and keep her safe while they find us. She has never wandered off or gotten lost (THANK GOD, knock on wood!!) but I feel a tiny bit better knowing that she at least knows what to do should it ever happen.
When I was a kid we had a secret password. My brother and I chose it (I still remember, it was clam dip) and we were not to go with anyone unless they knew the password. The only exceptions were our grandparents, and our families best friends, another family of four with kids our same age who were practically family (like if anything happened to our parents this family was to get us), and one lady who was about 8 years older than my parents and babysat us often. We never had to use it that I remember, but it was good to have it in place, and this was 30+ years ago.
I now work at a preschool, and on the registration forms we have a place for parents to put a code word, so if they have to call in and let us know someone else is picking up or something like that, we can make sure it's actually the parent. Our parents appreciate that.
This is horrible. It's the end of this little girl's life, and the start of a nightmare that her poor parents will never wake up from. I can barely begin to imagine the agony they must be suffering right at this very moment. I think there should be a law stating that any violent or sexual-assault type crime committed by an adult against a child is automatically punishable by death, or life in prison without the possibility of parole. None of this "ten years' probation" or "eight years in prison" garbage. We need to send these horrendous people the message that our children are absolutely off limits!
Castrate him, then boil him alive. Make it slow, throw in some nice veggies and seasonings, then serve the stew up to the scumbags in some sh*thole prison. If they won't eat it, then make them next weeks special of the day. Tape it all, and show it to every prisoner in the Nation. No more second chances, you rape, murder, or abuse our kids, we're going to f*cking kill you, and it won't be pretty.
OMG!! Rest in peace!! Jail time no parol !!


text:
Wall Quotes Wall Decals - FRIENDSHIP: A Definition
Artist Jenni Ozella
Friendship: A Definition What is the true meaning of friendship. With this decal on your wall, you will always be reminded of those special friends in your life. You choose the color that goes best in your room of choice.
36"x15" (91x38cm)


text:
M.A. Program
Option A: Thesis
This option is designed primarily for the student who wishes to pursue a specialized problem in greater depth than would be possible in normal course structure as well as provide students with a solid academic foundation on which to base a variety of careers in the arts, or to prepare them for Ph.D. level work at other universities.
- At least 15 credits in courses numbered 700 or 900 level (excluding 703 and 704 and independent research 890, 891 and 999). Six of the 15 credits should be taken in thesis research (Arthist 990).
- Distribution requirement. 3 credits in four of the following five areas: Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance-Baroque, Modern (1750 to the Present including Film), and Non-Western. At least 6 of these credits must be taken in courses numbered 700 or above.
- Language Examination
- The student must write a thesis on a subject selected in consultation with the advisor. This study must demonstrate the student's ability to organize material and familiarity with research methods and art historical literature pertinent to the student's topic and area of interest.
- The student must pass a final comprehensive examination, which will take the form of an oral defense of the thesis.
Option A: Thesis Brochure
Option A: Thesis Flow Chart
Option A: Thesis Guidelines


text:
Basic concepts of particle physics > Elementary particles
Electrons and quarks contain no discernible structure; they cannot be reduced or separated into smaller components. It is therefore reasonable to call them elementary particles, a name that in the past was mistakenly given to particles such as the proton, which is in fact a complex particle that contains quarks. The term subatomic particle refers both to the true elementary particles, such as quarks and electrons, and to the larger particles that quarks form.
Although both are elementary particles, electrons and quarks differ in several respects. Whereas quarks together form nucleons within the atomic nucleus, the electrons generally circulate toward the periphery of atoms. Indeed, electrons are regarded as distinct from quarks and are classified in a separate group of elementary particles called leptons. There are several types of lepton, just as there are several types of quark (see below Quarks and antiquarks). Only two types of quark are needed to form protons and neutrons, however, and these, together with the electron and one other elementary particle, are all the building blocks that are necessary to build the everyday world. The last particle required is an electrically neutral particle called the neutrino.
Neutrinos do not exist within atoms in the sense that electrons do, but they play a crucial role in certain types of radioactive decay. In a basic process of one type of radioactivity, known as beta decay, a neutron changes into a proton. In making this change, the neutron acquires one unit of positive charge. To keep the overall charge in the beta-decay process constant and thereby conform to the fundamental physical law of charge conservation, the neutron must emit a negatively charged electron. In addition, the neutron also emits a neutrino (strictly speaking, an antineutrino), which has little or no mass and no electric charge. Beta decays are important in the transitions that occur when unstable atomic nuclei change to become more stable, and for this reason neutrinos are a necessary component in establishing the nature of matter.
The neutrino, like the electron, is classified as a lepton. Thus, it seems at first sight that only four kinds of elementary particlestwo quarks and two leptonsshould exist. In the 1930s, however, long before the concept of quarks was established, it became clear that matter is more complicated.
·Basic concepts of particle physics
·The basic forces and their messenger particles
·Classes of subatomic particles
·The development of modern particle theory
·Quantum electrodynamics: Describing the electromagnetic force
·Quantum chromodynamics: Describing the strong force
·Electroweak theory: Describing the weak force
·Current research in particle physics
·Additional Reading


text:
Tropical Storm Karen was poised to become the first named storm to hit the U.S. during what had been a relatively quiet hurricane season.
Meteorologists say they expect the storm to affect Carolinas weather in several days.
The storm, which had been expected to form, has top sustained winds of 65 mph and could become a hurricane by Friday as it moves northward toward the Gulf Coast.
Its not often that one sees a new storm start out with 60 mph winds, but that is what an Air Force hurricane hunter plane found (Thursday) morning, said meteorologist Jeff Masters of the weather website Weather Underground.
The National Hurricane Center in Miami said early Friday that Karen was about 295 miles (470 kilometers) south of the mouth of the Mississippi River and was moving northwest at 10 mph (17 kph).
The storm's maximum sustained winds decreased slightly to 60 mph (95 kph) with the U.S. National Hurricane Center saying little change in strength was expected Friday. But forecasters said some strengthening was possible Saturday, when the storm's center would be near the coast.
A hurricane watch is in effect from the Florida panhandle westward to Grand Isle, La., and a tropical storm warning is in effect for the New Orleans area.
Landfall is expected early Sunday, probably near the Alabama-Florida border.
After that, the storm is predicted to merge with a cold front and push rapidly northeast, across Georgia and the Carolinas.
The exact track of the dying tropical storm will have a big role in determining which part of the Carolinas sees the worst of the weather.
Jeff Taylor of the National Weather Services office in Greer, S.C., said Thursday that the official forecast track from the National Hurricane Center takes Karen across the western Carolinas. That would put Charlotte in the area of heaviest rain.
Its too early to know exactly what track the system will take, Taylor said. But its safe to assume that rain will arrive in Charlotte early Monday and continue into the early afternoon hours.
Areas to the east of dying tropical systems are at risk of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, and Taylor said that will be a possibility. But its far too early to talk about specifics on that, he said.
There is a significant west-east spread in the tracks, said Michael Brennan of the National Hurricane Center.
Brad Panovich, chief meteorologist at WCNC-TV, the Observers news partner, said the remnants of Karen could be moving fast enough to prevent excessive rainfall in the area. This could turn out to be much-needed rain, he said, referring to dry conditions for the past six or seven weeks.
Lyttle: 704-358-6107; Twitter: @slyttle
Subscribe to The Charlotte Observer.
The Charlotte Observer welcomes your comments on news of the day. The more voices engaged in conversation, the better for us all, but do keep it civil. Please refrain from profanity, obscenity, spam, name-calling or attacking others for their views.
Have a news tip? You can send it to a local news editor; email email@example.com to send us your tip - or - consider joining the Public Insight Network and become a source for The Charlotte Observer.Read moreRead less
The Charlotte region is vast and diverse. The more voices engaged in conversation, the better for us all. The Charlotte Observer welcomes your comments on news of the day, but we ask that you keep the discourse civil.
- Do not use profanity or obscenities. And don't try to camouflage profanity with asterisks, abbreviations or other symbols or foreign phrases.
- Do not use threatening language. Talk of violence won't be tolerated.
- No racial, gender or sexual-orientation name-calling.
- Do not attack other commenters for their views. Do not libel or defame anyone or violate their privacy.
- Keep your comments succinct and stay on topic. Comments that bear no relation to the story may be deleted.
- Do not add images to your comments.
- Do not report comments as abusive simply because you disagree with them. Report them only if they violate these guidelines.
- Do not post spam or advertising of any kind.
- Do not post a comment using all capital letters.
We do not monitor each and every posting, but we reserve the right to block or delete comments that violate these rules.
You can help: Notify us of violations by hitting the "Report Abuse" link. Users who continue posting comments that violate these guidelines may, at our discretion, be blocked from submitting future comments as well.
And finally, as Mark Twain said: "Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest."
Enjoy the discussion.


text:
The Madison County Commission is taking steps to be more efficient. Commissioners are looking at a new process to help with time management. Specifically, they want help improving accounting for the time county employees are at work, out sick, or on vacation.
The Commission is trading in the older, more traditional time clock for a new, high-tech finger scanner. Commissioner Phil Riddick said this new process will eliminate the hassles of paperwork and ultimately save the county money.
"Each county employee will be able to go to a computer screen and see how much vacation and sick time they've accrued, and so will their supervisor," Riddick said.
The commission had tabled or rejected other time management proposals in the past.
The new system, manufactured by Kronos, will cost an estimated $300,000. Commissioner Riddick said it could save up to one percent of the county's annual salaries. The system is expected to pay for itself within two years.
Copyright 2013 WAFF. All rights reserved.
1414 North Memorial Parkway
Huntsville, AL 35801
WAFF Is a Proud Member
of the Raycom Family of Stations
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Hop on and hop off sightseeing in downtown!
Like eating? We do too. Visit downtown restaurants from Sept 12-28th and explore the flavors of SLC. Enjoy a three-course dinner for $15 or $30 or two-item $5 and $10 lunches. Visit our facebook page to win dinner for a year!
Find fresh produce at the Tuesday harvest market in Pioneer Park through October 21 from 4PM to dusk. The Saturday morning market is open from 8 AM – 2 PM, through October.


text:
The University of British Columbia (UBC) is a public university in Canada's western most province, British Columbia. UBC has campuses in Vancouver, Kelowna and British Columbia. UBC was originally part of the McGill University system, but was established in 1908 as the University of British Columbia. Teaching at UBC began in 1915. UBC distinguishes itself with exceptional research work at the Barnfield Marine Science Centre, The Peter Wall Institute for Advance Sciences, medical research and is rated 2nd among all public universities in Canada. UBC has a global influence and attracts students from al over the world. The undergraduate and graduate programs at UBC has nearly 40,000 students. UBC public outreach is superior and media questions are welcome.
Salmon forced to 'sprint' less likely to survive migration
Fish study links brain size to parental duties
Male stickleback fish that protect their young have bigger brains than counterparts that don't care for offspring, finds a new University of British Columbia study.
Powerful math creates 3-D shapes from simple sketches (w/ Video)
A new graphics system that can easily produce complex 3-D shapes from simple professional sketches will be unveiled by University of British Columbia computer scientists at the SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference in ...
Astronomers measure weight of galaxies, expansion of universe
Astronomers at the University of British Columbia have collaborated with international researchers to calculate the precise mass of the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies, dispelling the notion that the two galaxies have similar ...
Research charts the ecological impact of microbial respiration in the oxygen-starved ocean
A sulfur-oxidizing bacterial group called SUP05 will play an increasingly important role in carbon and nutrient cycling in the world's oceans as oxygen minimum zones expand, according to research published this week in the ...
Mixed genes mix up the migrations of hybrid birds
Atlantic salmon also show capacity to adapt to warmer waters
Summer McJobs are good for kids, study says
A new UBC Sauder School of Business study shows that teenagers who work at summer or evening jobs gain a competitive advantage later in life. Developing early knowledge of the working world and how to manage ...
New satellite data like an ultrasound for baby stars
An international team of researchers have been monitoring the "heartbeats" of baby stars to test theories of how the Sun was born 4.5 billion years ago.
'Microbe sniffer' could point the way to next-generation bio-refining
A new biosensor invented at the University of British Columbia could help optimize bio-refining processes that produce fuels, fine chemicals and advanced materials.
Survey reveals discrimination, instability in Vancouver housing market
A survey of Metro Vancouver residents and their experiences with housing shows that one in six have experienced discrimination and many struggle with affordability, instability, and concerns about poor housing ...
Job interviews reward narcissists, punish applicants from modest cultures
A University of British Columbia study finds that narcissistic applicants are more successful in job interviews than equally qualified candidates who act more modestly.
Rivalry makes people more eco-conscious
(Phys.org) —Want to encourage people to do the right thing for the environment? Tell them their rivals are going green, says a new marketing study from the University of British Columbia's Sauder School ...
Report supports shutdown of all high seas fisheries
Fish and aquatic life living in the high seas are more valuable as a carbon sink than as food and should be better protected, according to research from the University of British Columbia.


text:
Cross Country Skiing
Top Ten Reasons To Enjoy Cross Country Skiing This Winter
11.11.09 12:01 PMThere are tons of reasons why you should give Cross Country Skiing a try.
10. You care about fitness. Cross country skiing is the Number One aerobic exercise. Skiing at a moderate pace, a 175-pound man can burn as many as 800 calories per hour. Circulation improves. Blood pressure lowers. Every muscle group is used. It's low risk, non-jarring exercise.
9. You don't want to hibernate just because it's winter. You want to leave the cell phone in your briefcase, get off the Expressway and onto the trail. Cross Country skiing works for your mind and spirit, as well as your body.
8. Cross Country Skiing in the High Country is FREE. Other areas in the northeast have special cross country trails and charge from $5 to $18 to partake.
7. You can see the mountains of the High Country like you've never seen it before. Driving by our scenic mountains in a car just doesn't come close to seeing our area in all of it's winter splendor.
6. You want a lifetime sport that won't take a lifetime to learn. While you should get a lesson before attempting any really steep trails...most of the parkway areas are perfect for beginners.
5. There's nothing more romantic than a few nights at a classic inn, guest ranch or rental cabin to light a fire or rekindle a flame. Cross country skiing, gourmet meals, candlelight, ah…how romantic.
4. No one is ever too old or too young to cross country ski. Seniors love it because you can ski at your own pace for as long (or as short) a time as you wish, many enjoying the sport well into their eighties. Families (even toddlers as young as two) can glide together and you can even bring the baby along on a pull (sled).
3. Cross country ski equipment has dramatically improved. It's lightweight, and easy to maneuver...And it's affordable. (A good package of skis, boots and poles will average about $225).
2. She skis. Nearly 60 percent of those who ski at cross country centers are women. You'll especially like the fitness value, and also the camaraderie the sport offers.
1. The number one reason you should make cross country skiing a big part of your life this winter: IT'S FUN!
Advertising Contact For SkiSoutheast :
The phone number listed here is for ADVERTISING CONTACT ONLY. If you are interested in advertising, call our offices at 828-963-7286 and ask for Mike.
If you are inquiring about ANYTHING OTHER THAN ADVERTISING, please feel free to use the form above or you can send us an e-mail to email@example.com, and we will be happy to answer your inquiry usually the same day during the season.
Due to the volume of inquiries that we receive per day, we are simply NOT able to assist those kinds of questions via our phone lines.


text:
- Hall of Famers
- The Members
- Hall of Fame Weekend
- Rules for Election
- Membership Spokesman
- Museum
- Experience
- Exhibits
- Library
- Artifacts
- Awards
- Activities
- Plan Your Visit
- Entering the Hall
- Cooperstown
- Events
- Special Experiences
- Travel Packages
- News & Media
- Headlines
- Features
- Hall Directory
- Connections
- Education
- Public Programs
- School Programs
- Internship Program
Home › News & Media › Headlines › Press Releases ›
Honoring America's Pastime: Carmichael Lynch and the National Baseball Hall of Fame
January 31, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York has selected Carmichael Lynch as its strategic and creative advisor. The Hall of Fame, a nonprofit educational institution dedicated to the preservation of baseball history, seeks to further enhance its reputation as the preeminent destination of its kind.
"Being chosen to help promote the Baseball Hall of Fame is a high honor for an advertising agency," says Mike Lescarbeau, chief executive officer at Carmichael Lynch. "This is a famous American icon that attracts visitors from around the world."
"For nearly 75 years, generations of baseball fans have made the pilgrimage to Cooperstown to celebrate baseball's history, its heroes and the unique role the sport plays in American culture," said Jeff Idelson, president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. "As we near our 75th anniversary in 2014, we are connecting with a new generation of fans every day through the newest mediums and technologies in order to celebrate the game's achievements and milestones like never before."
The first Hall of Fame work from Carmichael Lynch will debut in early spring, just in time for Opening Day.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is open seven days a week year round, with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. The Museum observes regular hours of 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. from Labor Day until Memorial Day Weekend. From Memorial Day Weekend through the day before Labor Day, the Museum observes summer hours of 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Ticket prices are $19.50 for adults (13 and over), $12 for seniors (65 and over) and for those holding current memberships in the VFW, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion and AMVets organizations, and $7 for juniors (ages 7-12). Members are always admitted free of charge and there is no charge for children 6 years of age or younger. For more information, visit our Web site at baseballhall.org or call 888-HALL-OF-FAME (888-425-5633) or 607-547-7200.


text:
April Appleyard- Owner
Hailing from Wisconsin, April has been in the industry for just under 10 years. Shortly after beginning her career in Minneapolis working under Paul Mitchell platform artist, Stephen Adams, she found herself in Portland Oregon. As a boundary pushing stylist at 77, April has a particular talent for creating something completely new for you. Whatever the inspiration for your new style, she remains cool, confident, and unfazed by perplexing hairstyle dramas.
Sarah Adams
Vision, Pride, and Determination are heavy keywords in this young business woman's mantra. In the last 12 years, Sarah Adams has exploded into the Hair industry. Her influence came from time spent behind the set of musical theatre productions. Sarah took the spotlight in many shows but secretly loved the hair and makeup more.
Kiley Courtney
"To have the best haircut and color is a fabulous experience."
Kiley Courtney is someone who listens to her clients needs. Having 9 years of experience, she knows the importance of considering all the little details in her work and it really shows in the end product. Kiley takes the time to get to know you, she's someone who remembers the last conversation that you both had, whether it was about a wedding, prom, vacation, or just a special day.
Mackenzie Barber
Mackenzie Barber started 2010 off right by becoming a part of the Seventy Seven Salon team. With five years' experience at a specialized Men's salon & spa, Mackenzie has mastered her skills in men's haircuts as well as straight razor shaves, and continues her education, enthusiasm, and expertise in Women's hair.
Adriana Fournier
Known for her trendsetting vision and extraordinary skill, Adriana is constantly fascinated with the positive psychological effect of a fitting haircut. Specializing in textured cuts for men, Adriana takes inspiration from her client's fashion, culture and lifestyle when creating their tailored hairstyles.
Jaimee McGrew
Beginning her education in cosmetology, barbering and aesthetics while still in high school, Jaimee knew early on she wanted to make the world a more beautiful place, one head of hair at a time. At the age of 18, she started work at one of the featured bridal salons in Salt Lake City where she spent three years performing an array of hair services.
Susy Gallegos
California native, Susy made the decision to move from Venice Beach, California to beautiful Portland, Oregon. She has a love and passion for her craft and has been doing hair for more than 12 years. Susy worked at one of the top salons in Santa Monica where she had the good fortune to network with some of the most inspiring hairdressers in the world. There, she had a high profile clientele in the movie and music industries. Here in Portland, she continues to thrive amongst the stars, working on the cast and crew of the TV shows Leverage and Grimm, among others.
Amanda Ryle
Coming to us from a small town in Utah, Amanda is approaching her third year in the beautiful city of roses. She enjoys the sunshine (when we have it.) and spending time with good people.With seven years experience behind her, Amanda loves learning new techniques for men's cutting as well as the latest trends in women's hair design.
Sylvia Erichsen
"I believe that how your hair looks directly affects how you feel. Nothing feels better than when you are asked…. 'Who does your hair?' "
Sylvia joins Seventy Seven Salon with more than 20 years of hair expertise and has worked in salons in Northwest Portland, the Pearl and Lake Oswego.
Robert Sean Miller
Robert Sean has been in the beauty industry for over 20 years. Throughout his career he has dedicated himself to raising the art of hairdressing both for himself and his peers. He has a vast depth of knowledge in cutting, coloring and finishing. These skills are what have made him a much sought after hairdresser appearing on stages around the world and Runway shows for Fashion Week NYC/LA.
Lily Bergman
Lily has been behind a chair for 7 years, 3 of which she spent working at an elite men's salon in Portland, OR where she learned new techniques and creative ways of cutting and styling. She makes sure to attend hair shows/cutting/styling classes as much as she can to keep up with the trends and provide nothing but the best for her clientele. With an easy going, fun personality you are guaranteed to have a satisfying service.
Shannon Walk
As a nail technician, Shannon has seen many positive changes in both trends and products over the last 30 years. Acrylic and toxic are out; Gel, Shellac and Gelish are in! With her commitment to providing the finest nail services in Portland, Shannon continues to grow as a nail technician through continuing education, industry events, and most recently as a Certified Master Pedicurist.
Betty Vang
Betty is committed to provide clients with the highest quality product using "long mi lashes" to give you the best long lasting lashes! She also does eyebrow threading, body waxing, and facial skin care by using Repechage to give the best result for everyone's skin.


text: Three Missoula businesses will showcase tasty combinations of local food and beverages at a pairing event.The Top Hat Lounge hosts pairing events before the launch of each of their seasonal food menus. On Tuesday night, 150 guests will sample pairings of Top Hat Lounge foods with beers from Bayern Brewery.The Montana Chocolate Company has also produced a special Bayern beer chocolate to be offered with other Top Hat desserts.Nick Checota, owner of the Top Hat, said, "I think downtown particularly has a lot of local businesses, it's not a lot of chains downtown, so it works really well to pair some of the local businesses together and work together to support the downtown."Top Hat employees said the pairing is a great opportunity to meet other members of the community over a good meal.The event takes place Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Top Hat.It's fully booked, but click here to sign up for the next event.


text:
Welcome to "Meet you in Dreamland." A place where families from the Central Coast of California can receive help and support in their quest for a better nights sleep for their little ones.
Founded in 2011 by Kerrin Edmonds, Meet You in Dreamland's goal is for families to become well rested and able to enjoy each day to its fullest.
If you are a parent or family member who is exhausted and overwhelmed from too many sleepless nights, tired of bedtime battles and inconsistent naps or just need help adjusting your current schedule, Meet You in Dreamland can help.
There are many services available, including:
-Face to Face Consultations
-Phone Consultations
-Email Consultations
and a listing of local group classes
Every family is different and therefore has different needs. Meet You in Dreamland strives to meet your family right where they are, and in partnership with you, to come up with a plan that everyone is comfortable and happy with.
Please email us if you have any questions or to set up a consultation.
We hope to Meet You in Dreamland!
As we enter the summer months, many of us are looking forward to and planning out summer vacations. But how do you manage your little ones sleep while traveling? Try to stay as close as you can to your child's normal schedule, but also try to enjoy […]
It is quiet and still in your house and you are just getting ready to fall asleep when all of a sudden, out of nowhere, your little one screams bloody murder. You jump out of bed, race to their room only to see them thrashing about in their crib or […]
I have had a lot of clients lately with 4 month old babies. This is such a great age for sleep, but it usually doesn't seem that way from the parents perspective. So because of that, this age is commonly referred to as "The 4 Month Sleep Regression." What is […]


text:
|Check-in Policy
|Check-out Policy
|# Of Rooms
|# Of Floors
Sleep easy in Shanghai
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
The Phoenix is a small independent hostel in the centre of Shanghai. We provide great value hotel standard accommodation at hostel prices in an amazing location. We pride ourselves on super clean and comfortable rooms ....
55 Per Night
Eaton Luxe Nanqiao Shanghai
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Eaton Luxe, Nanqiao, Shanghai located in the heart of southern Shanghai's new business district, Fengxian, and is your luxurious home away from home with ...
$591 Per Night
J Real Residence Suites
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Residence Suites located in the bustling area of Lujiazui, assumes a superior geography, only 40 mins drive from Pudong International Airport, 30 mins ...
$423 Per Night
Howard Johnson Hotel Zhangjian
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Located in the Heart of Zhangjiang Hi Technology Park Zone of Pudong, Shanghai. It is just a step away from Shanghai New International Expo Center. ...
$111 Per Night
Howard Johnson Caida Plaza
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
"The howard johnson caida plaza shanghai is strategically located next to historical shanghai university of finance and economics, surrounded by the reowned ...
$650 Per Night
Wyndham Bund East Shanghai
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Located in the YangPu District, near the Huangpu River, the Wyndham Bund East Shanghai features 4 82 deluxe rooms and suites. Recreational facilities include ...
$105 Per Night
Courtyard Shanghai Jiading
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Jiading district near downtown Shanghai, area attractions and Shanghai F1 ...
$83 Per Night
Ibis Shanghai Xujiahui
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Located in the heart of the Shanghai Xujiahui commercial center, Ibis Shanghai XuJiahui offers easy access to shopping, transport, and attractions and ...
Rhea Boutique Hotel Shanghai
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Rhea boutique hotel at Zhabei District, located in the downtown area near the Shanghai Railway Station (Subway Line 1 Hanzhong Road Station No 2 exit). ...
Gloria Plaza Hotel Kangqiao Shanghai
Shanghai, China Hotels & Resorts
Ideally located at the center of Kangqiao Industry Park. Within 8 minutes drive from Golden Bridge, Zhangjiang Development Zone and Germany Industry Park. ...
$63 Per Night
China Bike Tours, Tour de China
Shanghai, China Bike Tours
Tour de China is an professional adventure tour company in China. We offer package adventure tour services for outdoor lovers from all around the world. All adventure tours are small groups (4-6 members) and custom made. The Real Adventures in China!...
Starting at $125 Per Night
Shanghai Suzhou Hangzhou Yangshuo Bicycle Tours
Shanghai, China Bike Tours
China Outside Adventure offers various tours all over China. We have bicycle tours in Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou and Yangshuo. Also, countryside tours and water town tours around Shanghai area are available. These tours can be custom-made....
$40 Per Trip
10 days Classic Romantic Yunnan trek tour
Lijiang, China Hiking & Trekking
Lugu Lake houses the Mosuo ethnic and the last practicing matriarchal society in the world; it is also one of the most beautiful lakes worldwide. it is quiet and serene, just like a fairytale, the local people worship the local Zhamei Temple, and the...
$1,200 Per Couple
Shanghai Culinary Adventures
Shanghai, China Cooking Schools
A unique place like China is best enhanced by locals sharing their stories and cuisine. We offer the discerning traveller and gourmet the ultimate experience in Shanghai. Let us design your prefect and personal itinerary....
Starting at $1,150 Per Trip
Yoga and trekking in Yunnan in China
Lijiang, China Yoga
We offer you meditative walk to deepen the walk experience, to dive into your own rhythm and to open yourself to the richness of the Yunnan', Sichuan as well as west of China, exceptional space of the surrounding mountains of the Himalaya....
$1,000 Per Trip
TaiChi (Yoga)holiday Retreat program in China
Dali, China Yoga
Program brief propels: Dali is a wonderful place for Taichi and Daoism, there are plenty of Daoism temple, Ethnic minority, during trekking around different mountain, experience different Ethnic Minority culture, such as Bai,Yi Ethnic tribe...
Starting at $1,752 Per Trip
Panorama of China - Beijing/Xi'an/Suzhou/Shanghai
Beijing, China Sight-Seeing Tours
Did you know that the Great Wall was the only human building seen by the astronaut on the moon? Do not wait to go on the moon to see the Great Wall and come with us in China ! Great Wall is not the only marvel of China. Let��s discover : Beij...
$1,299 Per Person
Beijing At A Glance
Balidian, China Sight-Seeing Tours
Our culture-packed city tour of Beijing gives you the chance to explore one of the most intriguing cities in the world, visiting The Great Wall, Summer Palace and Forbidden City....
$643 Per Night
Hong Kong And Beijing Discovery
Balidian, China Sight-Seeing Tours
This tailored tour gives you the chance to explore two of the most intriguing cities in the modern world, Beijing and Hong Kong and all their wonders, without the need to procure a visa....
Starting at $2,069 Per Night
Explore Ancient Yunnan: Dali, Shaxi & Lijiang
Aihua, China Sight-Seeing Tours
Yunnan is a legendary region of China that reveals the culture of the Bai and Naxi hill tribes as well as the village of Shaxi, a travelers' oasis on the old Tea-Horse Road....
|Link Code


text:
Another $7 million has been recovered on behalf of the Kentucky Medicaid program following a settlement with the Johnson & Johnson family of companies.
Click here to read the full story.
© 2012 WTVQ-TV, LLC | Site Map | Terms of Use | Privacy Statement | FCC Compliance | Employment | Advertise on ABC36 | Contact Us
WTVQ.com supports children's privacy rights. All persons under the age of 13 MUST have parental permission to use this website and direct parental supervision is strongly recommended.


text:
What To Bring To The Holiday Pot Luck? Try These Tater Tots – Brian's Blog
Every year during the holidays you may be invited to many parties. It is the time of year for office parties, neighborhood gatherings and family get togethers. Many of these social gatherings will call for you to bring a dish to share with everyone. What do you do? Do you make the Jell-O with fruit in it? Do you make that pasta salad you bring every year? How about tater tots?!? Everyone loves tater tots and I have a family favorite dish that will make you the hit of the party. I cannot have a holiday feast without a pan of these delicious little devils. Here is all you will need.
Preheated oven to 350
A 9×13 pan
One bag of tots
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 can of milk
mix the soup, milk and tots in the pan and bake at 350 for 45-60 minutes.
It is that simple. People will love them and ask what is in them. They will be amazed at how little it takes to make this tasty treat. You can lie and say it is an olde family recipe.
Get Help From D With Recipe Rescue
Get Info On The Good Morning Guys Habajeeba Good Time Variety Happy Hour Show


text:
The Kenda Karma provides a fast cross-country tread pattern offering predictable handling. It has low-profile square knobs that offer plenty of grip. Originally designed for 26" XC racing the Karma tire lends itself perfectly to 29er style riding - for both trail and XC racing. Round profile glides in and out of corners well and the larger volume casing gives good float over rough terrain, sand and mud. Wide spacing ensures good mud and debris shedding action.
Kenda's L3R (Low Rolling Resistance Rubber) rubber compound is good and sticky and helps keep the weight down, which is always a concern for a 29" shoe.