text:
80 Warren StreetApt. 16
West Broadway & Greenwich Tribeca
Per Month$10,500
This home has been rented
We have 19 similar homes for rent.
Subway Lines
Nearby Subway Stations
- Price$10,500
- TypeCo-op
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms3.5
- Rooms8
- Approx. Sq. Ft.3,000
- Exposure North
Key Features
- Duplex
- Elevator
- Central air
- Dishwasher
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Marble bath
- Modern kitchen
- Renovated bathroom
- Storage space
- Washer/dryer
OFFER ACCEPTED. BRAND NEW NEVER LIVED IN. This is a must see high quality gut-renovated multiple level LOFT apartment in one of the most convenient locations in Tribeca. Approximately 3000 sq.ft. and configured as 3 bedrooms and two additional office/sleeping areas and 3.5 marble bathrooms. Ceiling height in living room is over 17 ft tall. The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, large Subzero fridge, Wolf range with grill and oven, wine cooler, water filtration system, and garbage disposal. Great storage space and custom built-ins to maximize efficiency. Additional luxuries such as wiring for cable and speakers throughout, laundry chute from upper areas to Bosch washer dryer laundry room, second full fridge, bar sink and beverage fridge downstairs, central air in main living areas supplemented with individual a/c in bedrooms, a steam shower, and rain shower head. Buzz through two doors to enter the building. Bike storage available. Only a few blocks away from Whole Foods, parks, major subway lines (with express stop), restaurants, and retails stores. No shares, no smoking, and no pets please. Co-op application required. Pictures coming next week.
Additional features of this property include: LARGE SKYLIGHT.
More | |
Agents Ask us a question
firstname.lastname@example.com Email Me See my 1 other rental listing
email@example.com Email Me See my 2 other rental listings
Downtown West, from Canal Street to Park Place and City Hall, from the Hudson River to Lafayette Street.
Tribeca was historically a manufacturing and warehouse district, and the conversion of those buildings has produced some great condo and co-op lofts. Behind the brick and cast-iron façades of Tribeca are apartments big enough to roller-skate in, many with high ceilings, great light, and luxury kitchens. The name TriBeCa itself stands for the Triangle Below Canal, the area running West from Lafayette Street to the Hudson River, north of Battery Park City – an explosion of new condos to the south, some with units for rent, includes 200 Chambers, 101 Warren and Artisan Lofts. In the northern part of Tribeca, the 60 Beach conversion offers arched windows, Valcucine kitchens, and walnut floors, all accessible from private key-locked elevators — and there's a doorman. For those who love glass, the new development at 56 Leonard is touted as "sculpture in the sky."
What's In The AreaDriving Walking
TribecaBack To All Categories
80 Warren Street
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Chambers St - West Broadway7 mins
Broadway - Warren St7 mins
80 Warren Street is a co-op consisting of 29 simplex and duplex residential units, and 4 duplex commercial units. Originally, there were 5 conventional, mid-19th century loft structures. At some point, the 5 buildings were combined with one center core elevator, and 2 large stairwells on either side of the building. There are Penthouse units with private outdoor terraces, and each unit has large casement type windows on the South facade.
Additional features of this building include: Bike Rooms, Additional Storage in Basement.
- Prewar
- Built in 1915
- 6 floors
- 33 units
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Common roof deck


text:
Good news, fighting game fans: Skullgirls Encore will be coming to PS4 and Vita later this year. »
Fan Pirates Game, Accidentally Tells Developer About It
When fighting game fan "Dan Hibiki" got a strange message while playing Skullgirls, he did what anyone with a Twitter account might do: he contacted the game developers to ask what was going on. Little did he know that the message, pictured below, was something that only those who pirated the game could see. »
Skullgirls Returns to PlayStation Network on Tuesday
Skullgirls Encore will arrive on PlayStation Network on Tuesday, returning the indie fighter to consoles a month after original publisher Konami pulled its support and removed the game from Xbox Live and PSN. »
Skullgirls Changes Name, Will Be Re-Listed on Consoles Next Year
Everything's okay, or at least, will be okay, according to Skullgirls developers Lab Zero: the game will live on. »
Skullgirls Makers Say Konami Asked PSN, Xbox Live to Remove the Game
Lab Zero, the makers of the fighting game Skullgirls, says Konami, which published the game to Xbox Live and PlayStation Network in 2012, has asked Microsoft and Sony to take the game off the services. »
After debuting on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network last year, Lab Zero Games' 2D fighter Skullgirls, along with its five crowdfunded DLC characters, will make its way to PC (Windows, via Steam) on August 22. »
A Visual History of Attractive Video Game Characters: The 10s
The past few years produced a huge amount of great games and a surprisingly decent amount of them have well-developed characters that are hard to forget. And, of course, some of them look really attractive. »
Paypal Shafts Indie Developer, Withholds Donated Money
It was one of the year's feel-good stories when Lab Zero Games raised over $800,000 so they could make more content for indie fighting game Skullgirls. »
Skullgirls Didn't Raise $150,000 For A Single Character. Oh No.
Last month, the developers of Skullgirls launched a crowdsourcing campaign, asking for $150,000 to introduce a single new character into the game. »
Indie Devs Ask For $150,000 For A Single Game Character, Get It In…
That escalated quickly. »
It Will Blow Your Mind To See How Much It Costs To Add ONE New…
Lab Zero Games, the guys behind 2D fighting game Skullgirls, want to add a new character to the game's roster. To do this, they're going to set up an IndieGoGo on February 25. And ask for $150,000. »
Skullgirls Getting Cross-Platform PC/PS3 Play
This was somewhat lost in the shuffle of Wednesday's announcement that Skullgirls, the 2D fighter currently available on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, would be getting a PC version. The game's official Twitter feed says that PC and PS3 gamers will be able to play together thanks to cross-platform compatibility,… »
2D Fighter Skullgirls Coming to PC
In Defense of the Infinite Combo, Which Only Ruins Street Fighter…
If I were to punch you in the stomach and you could punch me back, we'd call that a fair fight. (No offense, but hopefully I'd win.) »
Backhanded Box Quotes: 'A Dance Central Rip-Off'
Skullgirls, The Pinball Arcade New This Week on the PlayStation Store
We've got some good downloadable stuff on the PlayStation store, including the cross-play compatible The Pinball Arcade for both Vita and PS3, and Skullgirls for the PS3. Austin Wintory's amazing Journey soundtrack is available for download (it's also available on iTunes), and Persona 3: FES is now available as a PS2… »
Skullgirls Saved the Creepiest Combatant for Last
There are fighting games that seek to capitalize on the sexier aspects of girl-on-girl fighting, and then there's Skullgirls, where characters like Double trade sexy for scary with a twist of Gradius. »
Skullgirls Picked Just the Right Day to Reveal the Deadly Nurse…
You just know the team at Reverge Games have been giggling to themselves for the past week in anticipation of today's reveal of Nurse Valentine, the Skullgirls fighter with a prescription for pain. »
Which Controller Do True Fighting Game Fans Prefer?
Skullgirls Isn't Just a 2D Fighter, It has a Story, Too
Skullgirls, Revenge Labs downloadable game coming sometime soon ("early 2012" is the latest word) on PSN and Xbox Live, is a 2D fighter with a heavy multiplayer component. That doesn't mean it doesn't have a story explaining who its characters are, how they acquired their skills and powers, and just what the heck… »

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Keynesians in the U.S. have been breathlessly repeating that savage austerity programs in Europe are dragging that continent into depression. If the Europeans would only increase spending, inflation, and debt, the argument goes, their economies would be stimulated and the Euro zone would be saved.
The problem is, the spending cuts that the Keynesians decry are virtually nonexistent. Greece, Spain, and Ireland have slightly reduced their budgets relative to 2009 levels, but overall spending is up 3.4% in the European Union as a whole (27 countries) and is up 1.8% in the Euro zone specifically (17 countries).


text:
A collective community for Parents in support of Occupy Wall Street. Send us your photos, stories, thoughts, and media on the revolution.
Don't hide in fear. Stand up proud for your family. We hold our children's future's in our hands! We are the 99%
Join us 10-10-2011 on Wall Street to Stand up for our children's futures. If you're not in NYC organize your own Occupy Parents meet up at your Occupy Protest and submit a post about it above.
There's safety in numbers and WE the parents have those numbers.
What can you do?
1) Reach out to your community of parents online and off. Connect, Communicate, Organize - tell other about this community so they can do the same!
2) Share your story, being brave is contagious, sharing gives other the courage to join. Submit about the rally or your 99% story TODAY
3) Come out to any of the rallies, stand up and speak for your children's rights!
4) Visit the below sites to show support to the cause
Powered by Tumblr. Minimal Theme designed by Artur Kim.


text:
- Home
- About
- This Issue
- Subscribe
- Blogs
- Archive
- Print
- Mandala for 2014
- Mandala for 2013
- Mandala for 2012
- Mandala for 2011
- Mandala for 2010
- Mandala for 2009
- Mandala for 2008
- Mandala for 2007
- Mandala for 2006
- Mandala for 2005
- Mandala for 2004
- Mandala for 2003
- Mandala for 2002
- Mandala for 2001
- Mandala for 2000
- Older Archives
- eZine
- Mandala eZine December 2011
- Mandala eZine August 2011
- Mandala eZine May 2011
- Mandala eZine February 2011
- Mandala eZine December 2010
- Mandala eZine August 2010
- Mandala eZine May 2010
- Mandala eZine February 2010
- Mandala eZine December 2009
- Mandala eZine August 2009
- Mandala eZine May 2009
- Mandala eZine February 2009
- Mandala eZine December 2008
- Print
- Advertise
With bushfires raging in New South Wales, Australia, one can turn to Lama Zopa Rinpoche's advice page "Disasters of the Elements." The advice includes Rinpoche's practices for dispelling fire, a "Letter Regarding the Disasters of the Elements," a PDF of the heart mantra of Arya Vairochana and a story about a fire at Lama Zopa Rinpoche's house.
The FPMT-affiliated Kunsang Yeshe Retreat Centre in the Blue Mountains is currently closed due to fires burning in the area. The Liberation Prison Project Australia office is also under threat.
Kunsang Yeshe Retreat Centre shared on their Facebook page: "We hope that a worst-case scenario will not eventuate but in preparation we have packed up all our holy objects, images, shop stock and Centre admin papers etc which will be relocated to a safe location on Tuesday morning. … For now, please continue to offer your prayers for those who have lost homes, the creatures who have lost their lives, for those who will continue to battle the fires and for those who offer hope and inspiration to all of us."
Conditions are expected to worsen on Wednesday, the BBC reported.
You can find more advice from Rinpoche concerning fires in the "Lama Zopa Rinpoche Online Advice Book" on the Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archive website.
Learn more about FPMT spiritual director Lama Zopa Rinpoche and his beneficial activities by visiting Rinpoche's homepage, where you will find links to Rinpoche's schedule, new advice, recent video, photos and more.
- Tagged: fire, lama zopa rinpoche, mandala, natural disasters
- 0
There are no comments so far
Leave a Comment
Subscribe to our Feed
Tag cloud
Contact Us
Mandala Publications
1632 SE 11th Avenue
Portland, OR 97214-4702
Office Telephone: (503) 808-1588
Toll free [US only]: (866) 808-3302
Fax: (503) 232-0557
About Mandala Publications
Mandala Publications is the official publication of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT), an international charitable organization founded by two Tibetan Buddhist masters, Lama Thubten Yeshe (1935-1984) and Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche. FPMT is a vibrant international community, with a network of 160 affiliate centers, projects and services, and members in more than 30 countries.
Mandala print magazine is published in January, April, July and October. Mandala is available via the Friends of FPMT program.


text:
Find your holiday cottage
Based in the heart of East Lothian in Scotland, the team at Chalmers Cottages search East Lothian, Midlothian and the Scottish Borders to bring you the biggest and best holiday homes, holiday cottages and holiday apartments in rural, south-east Scotland.
Part of Chalmers & Co which has over 45 years of experience of letting properties, our local knowledge is second to none. Whether you are looking for a cosy cottage by the sea, a farmhouse for family and friends, a castle for a special celebration or a holiday home overlooking the ninth tee, we can help you find a holiday rental.
As well as full weeks, many of our holiday homes offer short breaks for long weekends or part weeks.
If you're planning ahead or looking for last minute breaks, please check out our early bird offers and late deals.
Go to our visitor attractions sections to see what you and your family can get up to. You'll also discover why Edinburgh and the Lothians is a leading European holiday destination.
After your break, please give us your feedback and don't forget to review your holiday cottage.
If you own a holiday cottage, we're always looking for new holiday properties to add to our portfolio. You can list and promote your holiday home for free with our Classic Free service. Please email or call us on 01620 824000.


text:
Join Now
Join ePHOTOzine, the friendliest photography community.
Upload photos, chat with photographers, win prizes and much more for free!
Well, it's been a great year for garden birds. I looked out at the feeders just now, which were full this morning, and there must have been about 40 sparrows on or about them. I think they must have had three broods this year. This is only a small selection. There was another big gang in the bush on the left, which unfortunately will be ripped out by the developers of the house next door soon.
It should have stayed in the garden - Autumn must definitely be with us..................the first GIGANTIC (no I didn't take photos) spider has just been ejected from the house.
I say ejected, I'm sorry but it was so big I couldn't bear to touch it - I bravely used the hoover. I took the hoover out in the rain, to empty it, but couldn't actually locate the spider amongst the fluff and dust, so I'm hoping it's not now lurking in the understair cupboard.
Well, the weeds are taking over. I seem to have a covering of shamrock-shaped purple leaves which are encroaching on every inch of earth. They produce little yellow flowers but I can't find out what they are. Anyway, they're not the only invaders. I caught this big guy having a nice drink out of the bird bowl this morning. They seem to be HUGE this year. This one even blew a little bubble.
Our garden has become an assault course when trying to dodge all the monster Garden Orb Spider webs which are now enormous (as are the spiders! )
I like them when its rained or they have dew on them but my wife insists on destroying all their hard work (but they come back at night when she is sleeping, bigger and better than ever )
Autumn Crocuses are in full bloom but its time to cut down a lot of the other perennials and annuals and the runner beans are in the bin.
Did anyone else think it was a very short season for macro-shooting this year? most of my bugs seem to have cleared off already
Loads of shrooms this morning, of 2 varieties, as shown below
Anybody able to make an identification?
They're doing much better than last year, had 3 picks so far & plenty more to come. 6 yong plants planted & 1 succumbed to the slugs so a new seed was put in & germinated quickly. Now you can't tell any difference to the pre-germinated ones.
Last year they were abysmal partly due to the weather but mostly due to an invasion of molluscs. One night I removed 30 of the little b*****ds from the planter.
Add a Comment
ePHOTOzine, the web's friendliest photography community.
Upload photos, chat with photographers, win prizes and much more.


text:
You're leaving Wedding Paper Divas to see the Deal of the Day at our parent site, Tiny Prints.
You won't be able to dismiss this by usual means (escape or click button), but you can close it programatically based on user choices or actions.
"We ordered these save the dates for our autumn wedding in 2015. When the magnets arrived we were speechless. They are a perfect size- not too big and not too small. The design is even more beautiful in person, and the magnets arrive in a classy black box. We have already gotten tons of compliments- and our order arrived two days before the expected delivery date. We could not be happier with our purchase."
"I LOVE my save-the-date. I chose the silver stripes with blue writing, and all of my hotel/wedding website information fit easily on the back. Customer service was amazing - I had an issue, got a real person on the line super quickly, and got effective results fast. Overall, 5 stars for every aspect of this transaction!!"
"We loved the magnet concept and the simple design. There was just enough room for all the relevant information, and WPD staff helped us further customize to include our wedding website address. Everyone gave compliments and thanked us for such a fun keepsake."
"The cards were sturdy. They turned out just like what I saw on my computer. I was able to use my renewal colors for the words. Delivery was quicker then expected."
"I can not say how satisfied I am about my save the date magnets. I strongly encourage other brides to use this vendor. The design team was more than accommodating about my specific design requests. There was some back and forth about the overall quality of my photo (resolution) so I was apprehensive about purchasing a large order. I ordered only 10. Once they arrived, I immediately placed the rest of my order. One slight con relates to the overall edge of the magnet. I wish it would have been solid black instead of black/white from the outer edge of my photo for a more cohesive look; once it's on the refrigerator...you don't notice. (That's the perfectionist in me talking) I plan to order sample wedding invites and continue the next phase of planning."


text:
Office of Student Accounts
The Office of Student Accounts performs the following functions for the University:
- Provides Tuition and Fee Rates
- Processes Comprehensive Fee Waivers
- Manages UB Billing to generate UB eBill
- Collects Payments
- Provides Information about the 1098-T
- Administers Service Indicators/Holds on Students' Accounts
- Determines New York State Residency for Tuition Purposes
- Manages Financial Aid Refunds and Direct Deposit
- Provides Liability Deadlines
- Offers a Payment Plan
Welcome New Students!
View the new transfer & undergrad student orientation billing and financial aid presentation.
Last updated: August 20, 2014 11:29 am EST
Phone: 716-645-1800
Hours: M - TH: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
F: 10:30 am - 4:00 pm
Email: email@example.com
Walk in Assistance:
Student Response Center
232 Capen Hall, North Campus
M - F, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
News & Announcements
SARFS News » Student Accounts
Sep 26, 2014Any student who is enrolled in a payment plan and has had any credits or payments made to their [...]
Sep 24, 2014The second Fall 2014 payment due date is Wednesday, October 8, 2014. You will be subject to a [...]
Sep 19, 2014Any student who is enrolled in a payment plan will have their payment plan balance adjusted on [...]
Sep 9, 2014Don't forget to check your @buffalo.edu email address for the second Fall eBill notification. The [...]
Sep 1, 2014Enroll in Direct Deposit to receive your Financial Aid or overpayment refund faster. Click on the [...]


text:
You know, I always wondered why Seishirou and Yuuto are drawn in art together. Is it because they're both Dragon's of Earth? Salary men? Gorgeous to look at together?
Or could it be because they both appeared in a series before X?
I vote for the "gorgeous to look at" =3


text:
WealthEngine's Client Support Team is always here to assist you with any questions you may have. We provide you with documents, videos and webinars—all free of charge—to help you understand how our products work.
Our site also features educational and informational webinars about the latest in fundraising and prospect research. Read on for tips on our most helpful tools.
On our website, you'll find:


text:
Its not just Matt, all the Fords, Edwards, Biffle, Ragan, are not up to speed! Mabe the old style of engine the one they have been running since the early ninties has finally run its course!
« Junior and Busch were victims and villains in Richmond last year | Main | Kyle Busch's 2009 winning pace ahead of 2008 »
Kenseth frustrated as he teeters on Top 12 borderline
By admin | May 3, 2009
By Richard Allen
A late race rally in Richmond that brought him from outside the Top 20 to a final finishing spot of 13th is all that saved Matt Kenseth from dropping out of the all important Top 12 in the Sprint Cup standings.
This driver and team so well known for consistency would have seemed a sure bet for staying inside the Top 12, and thus making the Chase for the Championship cutoff after the next Richmond race, after having won the first two races of the season. However, since those first two victories there has been little to celebrate in this Roush Fenway Racing camp.
Kenseth claimed his first win in the 'Great American Race' when he won the season opening Daytona 500 in February. He followed that up with a win in the Auto Club 500 in Fontana, California to prove that his initial victory was not just a rain shortened, restrictor plate fluke.
From that point on, though, things have gone downhill for the #17 Ford. He finished a dead last 43rd in Las Vegas after suffering an engine failure at the very beginning of the race and has fared hardly any better since. A 5th place in Texas is the only other Top 10 for Kenseth aside from the first two races.
In Saturday night's Crown Royal 400 at Richmond the frustration level for this usually reserved driver rose to a new level.
"It would be nice to come to a track and not have to drive a last place carâ€, he said over his team radio on one occasion during the event.
After being bounced into the wall by another car he commented, "We've got to get better cars or we're just gonna get run over and wrecked every week.â€
He was even critical of crew chief Drew Blickensderfer's decisions on the timing of pit stops in the latter stages of the race.
Even though Ryan Newman set a precedent for winning the Daytona 500 and then going on to have a lackluster season otherwise in 2008, hardly anyone would have predicted such a fall for Matt Kenseth and his Roush Fenway Racing team in 2009. There is still plenty of time remaining for them to return to their winning ways of early on, but it will have to be quite a turnaround based on their recent performances.
Richard Allen is a member of the National Motorsports Press Association. His weekly column appears in The Mountain Press every Wednesday.
*Why does Dale Earnhardt, Jr. have so many fans? What should be done about the track in Talladega? Is Kyle Busch the best driver in NASCAR?
To discuss these and other topics click on the link below to go to the new RacingWithRich.com Message Board.
And as always, check out the latest in my animated series, "Racing Re-Cap: Richmond".
This week reporter Mark Mustang is looking forward to interviewing the special guest his co-host, Daisy Dreamboat, has lined up…until he finds out who the special guest is.
Topics: Articles |
One Response to "Kenseth frustrated as he teeters on Top 12 borderline"
Charles Says:
May 4th, 2009 at 4:22 pm


text:
Went on a walk yesterday on a trail by my grandmas house.
<3 k
Went on a walk yesterday on a trail by my grandmas house.
<3 k
It's been awhile since I've taken a picture just to take a picture, I've missed it. Hopefully, I can pull off taking a picture once a week for a year…Hopefully.
<3 kylie
p.s. I love tulips.
Picture I took from a #fashionbootcamp about a month ago. Fun times!
Love this idea!
It's days like today that make me miss the warmth and the flowers of Spring. And I just really like tulips too.
"Eye Love"
kylie <3
p.s. for those who are wondering why it's called 'eye love,' it's because the word 'love' is in the iris. i know some people have a hard time seeing it at first glance. it's like an i-spy game.
Another photo from my shoot with my friend Keitha and her boyfriend a couple weeks ago.
kylie <3
If I could live anywhere other than where I live now, it would definitely be Montana. Soooo peaceful there.
kylie <3
kylie <3
It hasn't snowed yet, but I already miss the summer.
kylie <3


text:
From WikiName
|one who sews, tailor
|Related Names:
|Schneidau, Schneidar, Schneider, Schneidter, Schnieder, Schnitter, Schnyder, Scneider, Snider
This free name resource is powered, inspired and maintained by the community friendly domain registrar, Name.com. We offer domain names. premium domains, and cheap domain names. So whatever the origin, whether old or new, popular or rare, you can get your baby started with their very own web presence! Please join our effort by writing about a name subject not yet covered, or adding to an existing article. Muchas gracias.
The surname Snyder was originally an occupational surname given to people who worked as tailors. Snyder may be either Dutch or German in origin, and derives from the Dutch sniden, meaning "to cut."[1] The Dutch word sniden can be traced back to the Old German snidanaere, meaning "cloth cutter."[1] In German, the alternative spelling Schneider was sometimes given to woodcutters as well as tailors.[1]
Snyder may also be an Americanized spelling of Schneider, and the change may have occurred during immigration.
According to WhitePages.com, Snyder is the 138th most common surname in the United States. The highest concentration of people with the last name Snyder is in Pennsylvania, followed by Ohio, California and Florida.[1] In the early 20th century, the Snyder name was found almost exclusively in Pennsylvania and nearby states.[1]
- There were more than 4,000 people with the surname Snyder who fought in the U.S. Civil War. Only 318 served on the Confederate side, while the rest served the Union.[1]
- The first people with the last name Snyder to arrive in the United States came in the early 18th century, and many of them settled in Philadelphia.[1]
- Snyder, Colorado
- Snyder, Nebraska
- Snyder, New York
- Snyder, Oklahoma
- Snyder, Texas
- Snyder County, Pennsylvania
- Snyders of Hanover: pretzel and cracker bakery
- Snyder Industries, Inc.: bulk handling
- Snyder's Drug Stores
- Tom Snyder Productions: educational software
- Snyder of Berlin: snack foods
- Snyder's Antique Auto Parts, New Springfield, Ohio
- Snyder Trucking
- Dan Snyder: hockey player (born February 23, 1978)
- Elizabeth Snyder: television writer, best known for her work on Soap Operas
- Ellsworth Snyder: artist and musician (born May 13, 1931)
- Gary Snyder: poet and environmental activist (born May 8, 1930)
- Robert Snyder, Professor of Journalism at Rutgers Newark, NJ
- Ted Snyder: composer and lyricist (born August 15, 1881)
- Tom Snyder: former host of The Late Late Show (born May 12, 1936)
- Zack Snyder: writer and film director (born March 1, 1966)
- Zilpha Keatley Snyder: author (born 1927)
- David Snyder: a distinguished professor of contracts and sales at the Washington College of Law, DC
Author: Sarena Ulibarri
|surname +
|6 +
|one who sews, tailor +
|one who sews, tailor +
|snyder +
|German +, Dutch +, and American +
|0 +
|Rank in 2000s
|0 +
|Schneidau +, Schneidar +, Schneider +, Schneidter +, Schnieder +, Schnitter +, Schnyder +, Scneider +, and Snider +


text:
Sign up for Yardbarker's daily Top 10 newsletter, the Morning Bark! Customize to get news on your favorite sports and teams.
Found November 26, 2012 on NESN.com:
PLAYERS: Carmelo Anthony, Liam Neeson, Kevin Durant, Jeremy Lin, LeBron James, Rajon Rondo, Kobe Bryant, Steve Novak, J.R. Smith, Jason Kidd, Raymond Felton
TEAMS: New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Lakers
TEAMS: New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Lakers
If Carmelo Anthony were to describe his game, he might sound a lot like Liam Neeson in Taken: "I have a very particular set of skills." Anthony has been consistently great at one thing since he entered the league. He scores. Anthony has averaged at least 20 points per game in all 10 of his NBA seasons, and in his last three games, he has averaged 29.7 points. That could be very bad news for the New York Knicks. It all comes back to that particular set of skills. Anthony is a scorer, but not all scorers are the same. When Kevin Durant is at the top of his game, he lifts his team, because the Oklahoma City forward can score within the Thunder's free-flowing offense. Anthony is not that type of player. He is a slowdown, pound-the-rock isolation player for whom the offense must come to a screeching halt for him to operate. There have been exceptions to that for Anthony, on occasion. In 2008-09, Anthony let his scoring average drop six whole points from a career-high of 28.9 points just ...
Original Story: http://nesn.com/2012/11/carmelo-antho...
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
Carmelo Anthony gets lucky bounce on buzzer beater (Video)
Knicks 121, Pistons 100
Pistons overpowerd by Knicks at MSG
Top Plays Of The Night – November 26
With Jason Kidd Sidelined, Knicks Drop the Ball in Brooklyn
Knicks Bounce Back In Time To Rumble in Brooklyn With Nets
Grinnell's Taylor finishes with 21 in loss
Grinnell's Taylor scores 21 in loss
Knicks prepare for Brooklyn by beating Pistons
New York state of mind: The Nets host the Knicks tonight.
138 Points? Complete and Utter BS
Knicks-Nets Preview
Pistons-Knicks Preview
NBA News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Latest Rumors
|Best of Yardbarker
These Crazy Childhood Stories About Weird Friends And Families Will Make You Never Want To Have Kids
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.


text: Microsoft is offering free Xbox games to Xbox Live Gold subscribers of Xbox 360 users from last year. For this month of February, "Dead Island" and "Toy Soldiers: Cold War" are available free for Xbox Live Gold members. Dead Island: Experience a holiday paradise gone mad after a zombie outbreak in "Dead Island," where the player's only chance to survive is to escape from the island! "Dead Island" combines first-person action with a heavy focus on melee combat, character development and customization of a vast array of weapons. All of these features are presented in a dark zombie story with a campaign that can be played with up to four players in co-op mode. Toy Soldiers: Cold War And starting Sunday, Feb. 16, download "Toy Soldiers: Cold War." Light up the toy box alone or jump into the fray with friends in a co-op campaign, enjoy hours of intense first-person ...Read More →


text:
Shop all
Viva from Best Buy >
Great new furniture for your home >
Stock up on School supplies
Shop Now >
Unleash your destiny
Learn More >
Blendtec blenders
Now at Best Buy
From computer glitches to smartphone mishaps, Geek Squad can save the day.
Our Agents are ready and waiting to set up, support, protect and repair.
Let us help you recycle your old and unwanted electronics. Find out more Best Buy's
commitment to the environment and how your province is working to make a difference.
The Parts Store has millions of parts for your appliance, electronic, and wireless
device needs, so if there's something you're looking for, chances are they've got
With our team of experienced, non-commissioned Consultants making a claim will be
less stressful. They can help you replace your lost goods quickly and easily.
Best Buy's Trade-In Program is a great way to trade your gently used electronics
for a Best Buy Canada gift card that can be used in-store or online.
Never miss a deal. Sign up for the newsletter.
Join the conversation and learn more about the latest gadgets, technology, and more
with Plug-In. Become a member and be a part of the community.
Discuss topics, share your tips and tricks, and check out what products everyone
is raving about.
Get the latest news and reviews about technology, movies, music, and so much more.
Welcome to VIVA Chatter! Join the conversation and stay in the know.
American TV Innovation at a Great Price
Shop Laptops >
FIFA 15 available Sept 23.
Works with NEST - Home automation starts with nest.
Huge selection of Sony and Polk Home Audio ON SALE.
Samsung Galaxy S4 FOR $0 SAVE $100 on select 2-year plans.
Huge selection of Skullcandy ON SALE.
Save up to $50 on microwaves!
See the DEALS >
Shop Now >
Other options
Get help for a slow PC or viruses
We can log in to your computer remotely and do a FREE health check.
Help is just a click away
We're here 24/7 for tech issues or questions.
Connect Now >
Best Buy
on 09-18-2014
There's a huge mass of Star Wars geeks out there (myself included) watching every move Disney and J.J Abrams make as a new crop of Star Wars releases draws ever closer. If there's one thing guaranteed to get the attention of these Star Wars fans, it's a peek at what Abrams is working on. And if there's one thing guaranteed to get pop culture geeks in general in a froth, it's a mash-up between franchises. J.J. Abrams just managed both in one shot with his HUNKA JUNK YouTube clip of the new Millennium Falcon from his forthcoming Star Wars film—with a very unexpected Easter egg.
on 09-16-2014
I think I smell this holiday season's 'big deal'. New in a market that hasn't even had a chance to grow old, Nintendo is stepping into the 'toys as video games' realm, alongside current residents Infinity and Skylanders. Did you're mind just ponder the possibilities? Perhaps you've got the perfect place just asking to be filled with delightful Nintendo characters that will also enter video games and do your bidding? Me too. It's amiibo, it's Nintendo, it's figurines that play in the game, and it's probably going to have your children pestering you incessantly as we march steadily on toward December.
on 09-15-2014
"Works with Nest" is a growing program of smart products that work with the growing line of Nest products and applications. Some of those products (including Nest's) are available now at Best Buy, and all bring you closer to having control of your home even when you're not around. Increased safety, comfort and functionality are at your fingertips. Read on to find out just what "Works with Nest" now.
on 09-15-2014
When it comes to saving electricity, a good place to start is looking at your old appliances. If your home is filled with older models they are not going to be ENERGY STAR rated and may cost you more money in the long run.
on 09-12-2014
If you're aching for bacon like the rest of the population, you have to see these creative (and crazy) ways to get your bacon fix:
on 09-10-2014
Surfing online one day, I stumbled across a site that suggested a ton of different ways to use appliances. I thought I had a trick or two up my sleeve until I read through, and I was blown away by the different, fun ways to use both the big and small appliances in my house. Try a few of these just for fun – some of them are so amazing you'll probably make them part of your weekly routine.
NEED HELP? Give us a call at 1-866-BEST-BUY (237-8289)
© 2014 Best Buy Canada Ltd. All rights reserved. For personal, noncommercial use only.


text:
SATURDAY, July 2 (HealthDay News) -- Drowning is the second
leading cause of death among U.S. children ages 1 to 19, and
parents need to watch their children closely when they're around
water, a doctor says.
"Children can drown even in the smallest body of water, including toilets, portable pools, decorative fountains, buckets and bathtubs," Dr. Wendy Pomerantz, an emergency room doctor at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, said in a hospital news release.
"Any time you have a standing body of water that is accessible, make sure you supervise your child at all times," she advised.
There are a number of steps adults can take to make sure
children are safe when they're playing around water, said
Pomerantz, one of the coordinators for the Comprehensive Children's
Injury Center.
Here are some tips from Pomerantz and the American Academy of
More information
The Nemours Foundation has more about
water safety for kids.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
Latest News
Crouse Hospital Appoints Chief Information Officer
more >
MedEx Bedside Prescription Delivery Service
Free service offers convenience, patient education at discharge.more >
CrouseSports Express After-Hours Ortho Care
Immediate care of orthopedic injuries in kids and adults.more >
Weight Loss Surgery
Is it right for you? Attend a free information seminar held twice monthly.more >
Quality at Crouse
See how Crouse Hospital strives to provide the best in patient care.more >
Cheer Up That Special Someone
Say get well or welcome a new arrival with a gift purchased right at Crouse.
more >
Make an Online Donation Now
Your donation of any amount helps support Crouse services & programs in a meaningful way.more >
Shop Online Now
Say get well, thinking of you or welcome new baby with a unique gift from the Crouse Gift Shop.
© 2014 Crouse Hospital / 736 Irving Avenue / Syracuse, NY 13210 / 315-470-7111


text:
Two new sexy photos of Levi Johnston's Playgirl photo shoot were released on the Internet Saturday, but Levi is not totally nude nor does he appear to having anything worth checking out. Read more and see more photos of Levi Johnston below.
Levi Johnston's Playgirl photos have been hyped up to be full-on frontal and very revealing but most of us will be pretty disappointed. Not only is Levi looking shy and as if he is cowering, he doesn't appear to have much in the package department either.
There are around 25 photos in the full Playgirl.com shoot, which you can view with a paid subscription. Other photos expect to be released later this week.
Most of us thought Levi Johnston (who became famous for father Sarah Palin's daughter's baby boy Tripp) would go all out a and get naked but even Playgirl's rep said he never posed totally nude.
"Although Playgirl is ecstatic with the footage of the Levi Johnston shoot, and viewers are going to be pleased and surprised, Levi did not go completely full frontal, as was suggested by his camp a few weeks ago," Playgirl rep Daniel Nardicio stated.
Johnston, 19, had said on CBS' Early Show, "We don't want no bad boy image. I don't want to be looked at as someone who is getting naked for fame."
But previously Levi had said of the shoot, "I just get naked; that's what I do."
For those of you that want to see what little Levi appears to be hiding under that little white towel, check them out here. And here are a few NSFW butt shots here.
So what do you guys think of what you saw.. impressed?
Click thumbnails for larger pictures
Images: Playgirl.com
You might also like


text:
Monty Python members are older, wiser and very wealthy
Colonel Daughter: When I think Gray died almost in bankrupt...
But, seriously, if 'reality' show people earn money for doing nothing I'm happy the MP get the money they should have had when they were young!!!!!
Not being envious, I don't care!
Poor Graham... and you are so right about the "reality shows".
Here Comes Another One: Interesting article, and very good addition to it! Obviously I'm not the only one who doesn't give a flying sheep's third buttock how much money rich people have. Like everyone else here I'm just glad to see that some rich people aren't the kind of far-right corporate boardroom people who the Pythons have always lampooned so successfully!
Wallace and Gromit dummies, like it's on Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyers Cut) DVD
oh absolutely! and even if Im a poor bugger I feel happy giving them how-ever much they will get for every movie/book/thing I buy. I might be poor, but they have given me so much joy and that is worth eating nothing but pasta at the end of eatch month for giving them the small thank you I as a fan in sweden who will never meet them can do. ALL MY LOVE TO THESE BOYS!
Oh crap! I woulda had a shit fit right there about that! I am sorry :-(
Oh crap! I woulda had a shit fit right there about that! I am sorry :-(


text:
MOJO Outdoors Baby MOJO Hen DecoyItem Number: 13250720
Price: $69.99
Free Shipping Eligible on Qualifying Purchases Over $49! Up to $15 Shipping Credit. (See Promotion Details)
Product Information
Customer Reviews
Entice more hens with the MOJO Outdoors™ Baby MOJO Hen. This motorized decoy is smaller than a standard decoy and comes with a 6-volt rechargeable battery and charger. Featuring a factory installed remote receiver plug, the baby MOJO can also be controlled by a remote. Add this realistic baby hen decoy to your collection. Suggested poses include upright jake, upright hen, feeding hen and 3 bird flock.
- Baby hen motorized decoy
- 6-volt rechargeable battery
- External charging port
- Remote receiver plug allows you to control with a remote
- Smaller size than standard decoys
- Stake included
- Style: HW4501
- MOJO Outdoors
Country of Origin: China


text:
Use Dreamweaver's Free Accessibility Tools
Reason: These tools allow for a convenient way to check for accessibility within a Dreamweaver document.
Solution: Switch on Dreamweaver accessibility preferences, and download accessibility tools and use designs.
How To's
To activate the Accessibility dialog boxes in Dreamweaver 2004 MX ~
1. Select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Dreamweaver > Preferences (Macintosh). The Preferences dialog box appears.
2. Select Accessibility from the Category list on the left. The Preferences dialog box displays accessibility options.
3. Select the objects you want to activate Accessibility dialog boxes for.
NOTE: Accessibility attributes automatically appear in the Insert Table dialog box when you insert a new table.
4. Click OK.
For each object you select, an Accessibility dialog box prompts you to enter accessibility tags and attributes when you insert that object in a document.
To Access DreamWeaver Accessibility Designs ~
1. Once DreamWeaver is opened go to "File, then "New". Under the "Category" Window select, "Page Designs (Accessible)", click on a good generic template and click "Create".
Now edit the template to fit your own content.
To Download Accessibility Tools ~
1. In Dreamweaver go to "File", select "New", then choose "Get more content...".
2. This will take you to the Adobe DreamWeaver Exchange site (you may have to sign up in order to download, but it is free and well worth it). From the Categories pull down menu select "Accessibility", then scroll down the page for free downloadable tools specific to your Dreamweaver version (some do require a fee, but there a many free ones).
3. Once the file is downloaded, double click on the icon and install, it will add itself to the Commands area for use during web development.


text:
Ryan Seacrest will host ABC's New Year's Rockin' Eve this year, featuring performances from Carly Rae Jepsen, Utah band Neon Trees and headliner Taylor Swift.
Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas returns to host the West Coast party featuring performances by Brandy, Flo Rida, Karmin, OneRepublic and Pitbull.
The New Year's festivities kick off with a two-hour celebration of Dick Clark, hosted by Fergie and Jenny McCarthy, "New Year's Rockin' Eve Celebrates Dick Clark."
Then Seacrest will host from New York, with McCarthy returning to interview the revelers in Times Square.


text:
We are about affiliate marketing for everyone. This is a review site of all of the best affiliate programs out there. See what affiliates are working on, what works and what doesn't. It is an inside look at the world of affiliate marketing. Find out what affiliate program can work for you with our unique ranking system. Find the tips and tricks that showcase some of the best ideas and programs out there. Take an inside look at all things about affiliate marketing. QQD4FVTT2F53
- 3 years ago
- 1
- 3 years ago
- 8
- Tags:
I ran across hootsuite about a year or so ago. It was a cool little program that I was using to coordinate most of my twitter accounts (I only had two at that time). I stopped using it for a bit when I came back to it it had "grown up". It seemed to be much more in tune with the social media that is out there, as you could also now connect it directly with Facebook, Facebook Fan Pages, Foursquare, Wordpress, Myspace, a few others, and my favorite - Linkedin.
It is now the perfect tool to be able to manage all of my social media accounts. You can also add specific Facebook fan pages that you have created. This makes it extremely easy to manage all of your social media from one specific location. You can then complete all of your Facebook feeds, Twitter feeds, plus any other status' that you enjoy. I've added the console to my Macbook Pro, and am going to add it to my iPod soon so that I can monitor things on the road.
There is one catch of course - you can have the "basic" version for free. This only allows you a maximum of 5 social media accounts - take your pick… I ran out of them pretty quick, so I needed to upgrade to the "pro" account. It wasn't that much, so I figured it was much easier to do this than to work with so many windows open, plus trying to connect all of the data together from so many different screens that I was used to - I know this was a huge barrier to being able to previously manage my social media feeds much more efficiently with Hootsuite. You can add all of your different feeds, and be extremely specific for how you want to add your various outcomes, such as your DM, messages, retweets, etc.
Here is our Best Online Affiliate Ranking Score:
Rewards: 8/10
Ease of Use: 8/10
Marketability: 9/10
Overall Rating: 8/10
All in all it is a great program to work with. I am quite satisfied with the results.
Here is the link to Hootsuite Social Media Manager. Take a look to find out how well it will work for you.
Stay tuned for further details on the Hootsuite Social Media Manager.
- 3 years ago
- 5
- Tags:
Twitter Counter is a great statistics tracking program for all things twitter. The basic level of items are quite good in that it can give you some basic growth of your own twitter account in terms of tweets, followers, etc.
As most organizations, they also have their pro version, which adds significantly more depth to the statistics that you can search, locate, etc.
Here is our Best Online Affiliate Ranking Score:
Rewards: 7/10
Ease of Use: 7/10
Marketability: 8/10
Overall a rating of 7/10.
Here is the basic link for Twittercounter.com to begin to investigate for yourself why it is the best twitter statistics program on Twitter.
Stay informed - more details on twittercounter.com will be forthcoming.


text:
Lord, the bleachers were still trembling from the "Cor-ey! Cor-ey! Cor-ey!" that rained down from the throng that remained around the 18th green as European captain Bernard Gallacher entered the mostly empty lunchroom at Oak Hill. The world was writing Gallacher off, and with good reason. No European team since the Eisenhower Administration had come from behind on the last day to win. Yet here was Gallacher pitching his dream again.
"We're still going to win," he was telling a Sky television reporter. It was the same thing he had been saying for a month. Sure. This from a guy who was 0-9 as a player and captain in these things.
The Sky man wrapped up his cables, and NBC was asked if it wanted to speak to Gallacher. It politely declined, and he headed out into the freezing night, alone.
Even in the morning, even upon studying the Sunday singles pairings, it seemed that Wadkins had won. Gallacher had put his shlubs off first and last in hopes that Wadkins would waste a Pavin or a Davis Love III on them. Instead, Wadkins did the same as Gallacher, loading up his middle with his best players.
The problem was, nobody told the shlubs they were supposed to lose. Howard Clark, who rode the bench for three of the first four sessions, even went so far as to knock a six-iron in the jar at the 11th hole to square his match with Peter Jacobsen. And still a simple par-4 on the 16th would have halved the match for Jacobsen, and the U.S. would have kept the Cup. Jacobsen made a 5, unable to get down in two from some 65 feet.
So somebody else had to make a simple par at the 18th to halve a match and give the U.S. a Cup-retaining 14-14 tie, but nobody would. One by one they found their own banana peel to slip on.
One down to the unlikely British hero, bald and bespectacled David Gilford, Faxon got a break. Gilford slammed a four-wood over the green and off the bleachers and was looking at pure jail. But Faxon hit a five-iron that hung up in the wind and wound up short and in the bunker. Still, Gilford hit a terrible pitch that didn't go 10 feet and stayed in the long rough behind the green. Then he chipped that eight feet by. Faxon blew his sand shot six feet above the hole, which is where you want to be only if you're certifiable. Gilford made. Faxon missed. Full point for Europe.
Next came Strange, who in his only previous action had lost a match on both Friday and Saturday. Strange had been wrought to the Cup by his old Wake Forest buddy, Wadkins, because of something he had done six years ago at Oak Hill, which was win the U.S. Open. Unfortunately, that Strange is gone now, and a guy who hasn't won since then keeps staring at him in the mirror. Maybe it was sentiment that made Wadkins think magic had no expiration date, but what could Strange do? 'Hey, I haven't asked for this," he said on Wednesday. "I didn't get a vote in it." He didn't enlist. He was drafted.
But now, finally, he led Faldo one up with three of those skinny fairways and hard greens leftgreens he had specialized in hitting his entire career.
Except that he fanned a 6-iron right of the green at 16, fanned another one right of 17 and left a three-iron short of 18 from the laser-middle of the fairway. And then Faldo, having to punch out of the rough after his drive on 18, hit the most delicate 90-yard wedge to four feet. Strange chipped seven feet short and missed. Faldo stepped up to his four-footer, tried to swallow the sweater his mouth was knitting ("Everything but my putter was moving," he admitted) and knocked it home. If you're scoring, Strange is now 6-12-2 in Ryder Cup matches.
Still, as Paul Azinger says of him, "the guy has enough hair on his ass to make a ponytail," and Strange stepped up to ever) question after the match. Most of them were brutal. "There's a flaw in my swing," he said. "And I'm not sure how much longer I'm gonna fight it."
Now it was up to Haas, but he was losing to Walton, one of Gallacher's sacrificial lambs who didn't know his place. Walton is a red-cheeked Dubliner who almost didn't make it to Rochester. As it became apparent late this summer that two of the Fab Four would not qualify on points, Europe 's top players lobbied to increase Gallacher's number of captain's picks from two to at least three. Their demands fell on deaf ears, and Walton played his way on as the 10th man.
And then he played his heart out against Haas. He slipped only once, missing a four-footer for par at 17 that would have clinched it. Still, Haas was one down going to the 18th tee. Cue the music and run it again, Sam: Haas pops his drive up into the trees left, punches out, spins a wedge off the front of the green and chips six feet past.
That left Walton to know forever the happiness of needing an uphill two-putt from eight feet for a bogey to win the Ryder Cup.
"Maybe the Americans know me now," peeped a delirious Walton, draped in an Irish flag and about 50 rabid fans. "Tell 'em I'm related to all those Waltons on that TV show."
And off he jogged into a drenching European party that nobody expectednobody except you-know-who.
"I can't tell you what this means to me," Gallacher said, his tears spilling into his two glasses of champagne. "It's just...I can't." He had said all along he had the best players, and he may have been right. Every European team member won a point.
It's funny, but some were saying that if the U.S. had walloped the Euros as predicted, it would be the end of the great era of Ryder Cup matches. With the Fab Four getting closer to their gold-watch parties and not many stars on the way up, U.S. routs were supposed to start piggybacking, and the Ryder Cup would revert to a complicated dinner party with some golf thrown in for effect. But with this result the U.S. leads 5-4 since Europe joined the fray in 1979, and the next installment, in Spain in '97, looks like it could be epic.
A long time ago a U.S. captain named Walter Hagen, a Rochester native, lost the Ryder Cup on a dicey choice and tried to put it all in perspective. "To lose in a game is not a national calamity," he said. "This will act as a tonic all around. America will prepare to win the cup back, while Britain ...will go from strength to strength."
That was in 1929. Sixty-six years later the words Wadkins chose as he addressed the huge crowd at the closing ceremonies sounded just like Hagen's, in a Texan kind of way.
"Enjoy your time with this pretty little thing," Wadkins said, clutching the Ryder Cup one last time. "'Cause two years from now, we're comin' to get it."


text:
Washington Nationals' Adam LaRoche watches his solo home run in the second inning of Game 4 of the National League division baseball series against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Target: Adam LaRoche, 1B
Type of move: Free agent
2012 stats: .271 batting average, .343 on-base percentage, 35 doubles, 33 home runs, 100 RBIs and a .995 fielding percentage
LaRoche would give the Rangers something they haven't had since Mark Teixeira was traded away to the Atlanta Braves in the best deal a Rangers GM has ever made. He's coming off a gold-glove season with the Washington Nationals and a career offensive season. The move would obviously squeeze Mitch Moreland at first base as he would turn into a bench player/occasional outfielder (unless he were to replace Nelson Cruz in right field should the Rangers decide to move him). He recently declined a qualifying offer from the Nationals and as a nine-year veteran would probably be searching for a pretty long deal that could be his last big one as a big leaguer at 33 years old. He would give the Rangers another left-handed bat, whose power would play well in Rangers Ballpark and the short right-field porch.


text:
No rating
GreatSchools Rating
Teacher quality
Principal leadership
Parent involvement
So yea, i go to this school (8th grade booyaa) and i love it! the staff are always so happy and cheerful. I moved here from nyc and hated it. Now it's like my second home. I love all of my teachers. Though i must admit, social studies we learn nothing basically and i don't get why they separate 'reading' and 'language arts' in new york, we call it english! it's a pretty good school, gonna miss it next year if i go to skyline or ajhs. I can't believe the school is closing down! waaaa
Thunder Mountain Middle School School is the best school that I've been to. I have been going here since 6th grade. Right now I am in 7th grade. The school has really fun teachers. Some teacher also have tutoring after school for students that need extra help they also have treage(extra) class for students that are falling behind or failing in their math class.They have after school activities and band so personaly I think that this is the best school that I have ever been to.
Great atmosphere. Safe, and a place where students want to be.
This is the first year that my child has loved going to school and is excelling. The teachers are extremely helpful. The school is night and day from where we came from.
This school is a very good school. All the teachers are vrey nice. I've been going here for 3 years and i love it! We learn a lot of good things. Don't be hatin.
Staff really care about the students. Absolutely a wonderful learning atmospher.
I have recently moved here from ny and I am so impressed with this school
Social studies and science are full year courses and PE is offered either by quarter or by full year. Sports are open to everyone and everyone is encouraged/allowed to participate pretty equally. There seems to be a strong Parent/Teacher Organization that has hosted informative speakers and/or activities each month. I have not heard of any issues with violence, fighting, or drugs/alcohol within the school.
The academic curriculum is greatly lacking in social studies, science and foreign language. There are no foreign language classes. Science and social studies alternate as half-year programs. Yet, they have a full year of phys. ed. every day. After school activities are virtually non-existent except for sports. The Art Club is selective and very few are selected. Many of the teachers lack the skills required to teach their classes.
I loved having my daughter at TMMS. She had attended Mesa and Gilbert schools prior to 6th grade and her experience with this school was a safe, fun, challenging, an awesome experience in and outside the classroom.
I feel that TMMS is a very good school. My daughter has enjoyed her 3 yrs there. We've had a couple of conflict with teachers but their email system works great & they respond quickly. When the principal has had to be involved, she's worked things out quickly & fairly for both my daughter & the teacher. I was a bit disappointed that soccer was cancelled the last 2 years & that tennis was cancelled this year due to budget contraints. I feel it's important for children at this age to keep active. They did offer other sports during the timeframe that soccer or tennis would have been played but my daughter wasn't interested in the other sport. My daughter enjoys the gifted program (CAMP) which meets 2 to 3 times per week during CAR class. TMMS has a lot to offer!
While I'm not familar with all the teachers at TMMS, I would have to say that I have been very impressed with my son's teachers. They care about the students. Thunder Mountain is a VERY good school.
Community ratings and reviews do not represent the views of GreatSchools nor does GreatSchools check their accuracy or verify the reviewers' identities. Use your discretion when evaluating these reviews.
The Community Rating is the school's average rating from its community members (e.g., parents, students, and school staff). The highest possible rating is five stars; the lowest is one star.
3700 E. 16th Avenue
Apache Junction, AZ 85219
Website: Click here
Phone: (480) 677-7550
To start a new list, click OK. Otherwise click Cancel.
Thank you! You will begin to receive newsletters from us shortly.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to complete your registration.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to submit your review.
Please click on the link in the verification email we just sent you to complete your change of email address.
Whoops! It looks like we still need to verify your email. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the e-mail? Click the button below and we'll send you a new one.
Thanks for registering. Welcome to GreatSchools, the largest online community committed to improving educational outcomes through parental involvement.
Thanks for verifying your updated email address.
Oops! You haven't verified your email address yet. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the email? Click the button below to receive a new one.
Oops! That email verification link has expired. Please click the button below to receive a new one.
Create an account to submit your answers.
Sign in with an existing GreatSchools account or using Facebook:
Your review has been posted to GreatSchools.
Share with friends! Post your opinion of Thunder Mountain Middle School on Facebook.
Welcome to GreatSchools!
For principals and school officials, we offer a special Enhanced School Profile (ESP) which allows you to update and add information about your school, as well as respond to reviews. If you are a school official, click Continue to start.
Please note that it can take up to 48 hours for your comment to be posted to our site. While you're here, we'd like to invite you to fill out a survey on your school's programs, activities, and extracurriculars. It only takes a few minutes and will help parents get a full picture of your school.
Continue to compare the schools you have already selected or Edit schools to change your selection.
Get started now! You have successfully registered and can now start updating your Official School Profile. The information you provide is extremely valuable in helping parents and students learn more about your school, so thanks for taking the time!
Thank you for registering as a school leader. We just need to verify your email address. We've sent you an email - please click on the link in that message to get started editing your school's information!
Thanks! We just sent you an email – please click on the link in the email to post your answers.
Get timely updates for Thunder Mountain Middle School, including performance data and recently posted user reviews.


text:
(Mandatory for All Construction Workers)
Special Rate: -For those who register from now till 31 May 2007 for classes to be conducted in April and May 2007
Legal Requirement
Under the Factories (Safety Training Courses) Order 2001 which came into effect in June 2001, All workers, including Singaporeans, must undergo a Construction Safety Orientation Course (CSOC) before they are allowed to work in construction worksites.
This course aims to introduce workers to the hazards associated with construction work, and what they can do to protect themselves.
Training Provider
The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd had been approved as an Accredited Training Provider by the Ministry of Manpower, to conduct the above course. Presently, this course is conducted in Malay, Thai, English, Mandarin, Tamil & Bangladesh.
Course Information
For companies applying for more then 15 participants :
Please click here to download a copy of SC2 standard registration form and email the softcopy to firstname.lastname@example.com after you have enter all the information in the softcopy or;
Email the details of your workers particulars to firstname.lastname@example.com for registration, the details shall at least fulfill all the information as require in the SC2 standard registration form.


text:
The largest 10 US cities and their 4G LTE coverage rank in 2013
Summary: From New York City to San Jose, what are the average 4G download and upload speeds, and what carriers offer the best speed, reliability and coverage?
2 of 11Image
How do the biggest U.S. cities fare in 4G network coverage?
4G LTE network coverage is expanding worldwide.
While the U.S. enjoys rapidly expanding 4G coverage -- made possible due to spectrum auctions and extensive investment in networks by carriers -- the United Kingdom has only recently had 4G LTE networks switched on. Some European areas, including Brussels, remain a black spot, but the foundations have been laid for these services in continents including Africa.
However, finding the best cities for coverage can prove to be a difficult task. Some web and app-based firms, such as Opensignal (available on Android and iOS), allow you to find better mobile signals, nearby free W-Fi networks and test their connections, and also allow you to search 4G coverage based on location.
Here is a side-by-side comparison of the coverage available in the ten largest U.S. cities by population. Opensignal researchers used data compuled by speedtests actively run by the app users to compile the average download and upload speed of 4G LTE speeds, and have compared reliability, speed and coverage rankings to give you a good idea of how 4G performs in each city.
The speed rating used is a combination of upload, download and latencies -- with those three factors weighted equally -- coverage looks at area of a city where there is 4G readings from all 4 major networks (Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint) and seeing which have the most signals, and reliability was calculated by seeing the percentage of time a device is able to successfully access data over the 4G network.
10. San Jose
City: San Jose
Population: 982,765
Average 4G LTE upload speed: 8.2 mbps
Average 4G LTE download speed: 10.8 mbps
Best speed: T-Mobile
Best coverage: Verizon
Best reliability: AT&T/Verizon/T-Mobile (three-way tie)
San Jose the third-largest city in California and seat of Santa Clara County. San Jose is the capital of Silicon (Santa Clara) Valley, where many high-tech firms are based including Adobe, Apple, Facebook and eBay. The area is also one of the world's leading centers for medical treatment and research.
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons
9. Dallas
City: Dallas
Population: 1,241,162
Average 4G LTE upload speed: 9.1 mbps
Average 4G LTE download speed: 8.6 mbps
Best speed: T-Mobile
Best coverage: AT&T
Best reliability: AT&T/T-Mobile (tie)
Dallas is the second-largest city in Texas. Aside from being a popular tourist destination and mired in the oil business, Dallas is a leading commercial, marketing, and industrial hub in the southwest. Dallas is the largest economic center in the region. According to the TechAmerica Foundation, Texas supports more than 485,000 technology jobs, many of which are in Dallas and Austin.
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons
Kick off your day with ZDNet's daily email newsletter. It's the freshest tech news and opinion, served hot. Get it.


text:
Career Timeline: 1988 - The Gardens of Aedena 1/6
Moebius releases a sequel to Upon a Star, planning to expand it into a series that he calls The Aedena Cycle. It picks up right where Upon a Star left off, with Stel and Atan on board the pyramid starship that is now traveling through space headed… somewhere.
The Gardens of Aedena was released in the US and France at the same time(a first for Moebius), being released in the states as the fifth volume of Marvel/Epic's Moebius series.
My friend Nestor lent me this book the other day and it is beautiful.
Career Timeline: 1978 - Alien
After Dune falls apart, Dan O'Bannon writes the script to Alien. When the film is greenlight and begins pre-production, O'Bannon invites many of the people who worked on Dune to get involved, including Moebius. He worked on costume design, specializing on the space suits.
I had no idea, but I guess I'm not surprised.
Yesterday one of my most favorite artists died- I feel very lucky to have met him during my lifetime, even if he did spell my name wrong. RIP Moebius!


text:
Published on September 14th, 2011 | by Christian Cawley
The God Complex Preview
If you enjoyed The Girl Who Waited, The Doctor's Wife, Night Terrors or any other River Song-lite episode this season, then The God Complex is probably something that you will be looking forward to.
Written by Being Human creator Toby Whithouse (whose previous Doctor Who episodes are School Reunion (2006) and Vampires of Venice (2010)), The God Complex takes our travellers to a mysterious 1980s hotel, complete with monstrous fears such as clows, ventriloquist dolls, Weeping Angels and even David Walliams!
Walliams – a star of Little Britain and Come Fly With Me (not to mention the work of genius that preceded both, Rock Profiles) – guests as the rodent-like Figgis, and clearly endured a torrid time under the astonishing makeup. Given his impressive determination and stamina in swimming the Thames recently, however, this was probably a walk in the park.
So, a few thoughts about the episode in a moment – in the meantime, the BBC's official synopsis:
The TARDIS lands in what looks like an ordinary hotel, as the time-travelling drama continues. But the walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish. There is a room for every visitor that contains their deepest, darkest fears. Fears that will kill them. What lies in the Doctor's room? And when his turn comes, will he welcome death like all the rest?
After the character shaping events of The Girl Who Waited, you might be forgiven for thinking that The God Complex is a more light-hearted affair, particularly with the present of a comedy actor among the guest cast. As it is there are few laughs, and as the 7.15 timeslot should demonstrate, The God Complex is back into the territory of Night Terrors. There are scares aplenty in this episode, from the architecture of the hotel reconfiguring itself seeming at will to the presence of a stomping, fearsome minotaur.
This is also an episode in which the Doctor doesn't seem to be in control, although this will surely be open to question when you reach the end and find out just what the heck has been going on. With some great guest appearances, more wonderful direction and a strikingly emotional ending, however, I hope you'll join with me in punching the air once again when the Doctor refers to the Nimon.
As with The Girl Who Waited, The God Complex is a must-watch-on-the-night episode, unless you're willing to be spoilered to hell and back with emails, text messages and Tweets before watching…
Now, to get you in the mood:
Last but not least, our gallery, provided by the BBC:
The God Complex airs on BBC One and BBC HD this Saturday, 17th September at 7.10 pm and on BBC America at 9/8c!
9 Responses to The God Complex Preview
Please remember that there are quite a few of us out there that like River—(some a lot more than Amy). Only one episode this year featured her, two more had her as fourth banana and another she did a short guest stint. We could easily say this is the Amy Pond show more so than the River Song show. And River hasn't even been invading this season like Rose did in series 4. Just giving some perspective.
I agree wholeheartedly!
There seems to be an undercurrent of anti-River sentiment around these days and I just don't understand why.
I certainly prefer her to Amy Pond, in fact I struggle to find any reason to like Amy Pond at all. Amy is selfish, self-centred, shallow and has the morals of an alley cat, whereas River is sexy, mysterious, intriguing and was even prepared to sacrifice herself to save The Doctor on that fateful day in The Library.
So yeah, give me a River in preference to a Pond every time!
Since watching the preview clip released a few weeks back, this has to be my most eagerly anticipated episode of the series. Think I'll refrain from watching the preview clips above and hope I'm not wrong on Saturday night.
For some reason, I can't help think this is going to end up similar to the Star Trek:The Next Generation episode "Allegiance".
Can't believe that nobody has mentioned The Nimon yet! Not that this Minotaurian beast looks anything like Robin Sherringham,Bob Appleby or Trevor St.John Hacker's previous characters! And I'll bet he doesn't sound like Clifford Norgate either! He's got too many horns for a start…


text:
Vision Care from Davis Vision
You can clearly see the Healthfirst advantage
Healthfirst wants you to see well and look good with visual exams, contacts, and glasses. We provide you the best in vision care through Davis Vision® a Healthfirst partner that provides high quality care and treatment benefits to over 55 million members.
Your vision coverage includes an eye examination and eyeglasses. And you have easy access to ophthalmologists (eye doctors) and optometrists (specialists who fit you for glasses and contact lenses) at many vision care stores near you.
|To use your vision benefits, simply click here to find a doctor and locate your nearest Davis Vision provider.
I still have questions about my vision care. Who should I call?
You can call Davis Vision to discuss your vision care benefits at 1-800-753-3311 during these times:
- Monday through Friday: 8 am - 11 pm
- Saturday: 9 am - 4 pm
- Sunday: 12 pm - 4 pm
|Click here to read about eye care and allergies


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
It's not just enemy nameplates for me - it's also friendly nameplates. I've tried V, Shift-V, CTRL-Shift-V, going into the UI and manually clicking "Friendly Nameplates", but I just can't get it to work. I sometimes can get friendly pet's nameplates, but since the names are all changed I just don't recognize them


text:
When I was first invited to visit City Sweats in Madison Park, I was a bit skeptical. Having grown up in the South, I do anything physically possible to avoid any type of heat.
Melanie Biehle
Art + Design Writer
Melanie grew up in the bayous of Louisiana, but calls Seattle her home. She's lived here four different times, between stops in Los Angeles and Atlanta. Her work has been featured online at The Huffington Post, Sunset Magazine, and UPPERCASE Magazine, and on popular design and art blogs including SFGirlByBay, Decor8, The Jealous Curator, Apartment Therapy, and Design*Sponge.
When she's not helping her clients bring their creative vision to life, you'll find her painting and creating collages, sipping cappuccino and eating a raspberry bullseye at Top Pot Doughnuts, scouting Seattle for cool contemporary art, or walking through the Olympic Sculpture Park and snapping photographs of her husband and three-year-old son.
Recent stories by Melanie Biehle
Have you ever wished for just one more reason to justify a trip to Anthropologie? Well, now you have one. The downtown Seattle Anthropologie store is now offering in-store gift registry assistance.
Ellenos Real Greek Yogurt can be even more festive with if you enjoy it with these lovely bowls and flatware.
Local pop realism sculptor Jean Wells might not care for cooking, but she serves up delicious pop art mosaics that will whet your appetite for fun.
Embrace your creative side with a fine art workshop at Gage Academy of Art in Seattle. In addition to quarterly courses, Gage offers weekend and weeklong workshops, fine art exhibitions, and art events.
Northwest Coast Native American art and Pacific Northwest landscapes influenced "the big four" of the Northwest School and ultimately produced modern art with its own distinct regional flavor.
Are you looking for a new way to decompress after a long week at the office? Urban Float in Fremont offers one-hour float session in a dark, silent float pod that could do the trick.
Over the past few years, coworking spaces began popping up all over the country. As the number of people who telecommute continues to grow, coworking spaces like WeWork are proving to be more than a passing fad.
Take a break from the heat with some cool cookbooks from Book Larder in Fremont, Seattle's community cookbook store. In addition to collections of delicious recipes, Book Larder features fun events like book signings, pop-up bakeries, and hands-on classes.
Do you miss Mad Men as much as I do? While you won't see Don draping himself over Hans Wegner's Round Chair, you can imagine it while viewing the Nordic Heritage Museum's current exhibition Danish Modern: Design for Living.
Pink makes me (and a lot of other people!) happy. Here are some of my favorite finds featuring bright shades of pink.
Seven things to do right here in Seattle when that feeling of Mediterranean wanderlust strikes.
One of my favorite things to do in Seattle year-round is visiting the Olympic Sculpture Park. In the summer the Seattle Art Museum makes it even more special with their fun free event series starting today, and going through August.
While we might love to decorate our homes with original artwork, sometimes we need more affordable options. High-quality prints, like these from four local Seattle artists, can help you fill your space with beauty without breaking the bank.
Seattle-based company Urban Hardwoods recycles trees by giving them a second life as high-quality furniture. Ninety percent of the materials used to create the one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced within 20 miles of Seattle.
Savor the afternoon by curling up with a summer beach read, enjoy a late snack, and finish out the day with a glass of wine or a fun summer cocktail. Here's a list of 10 things to help you create your own cozy outdoor nest and enjoy a long, lazy summer day.
Tif Fussell is a Seattle-area artist, author, and crafter. She was born into a family of collectors and fills her lovely home with things that make her happy.
Deco Japan: Shaping Art and Culture, 1920-1945 features nearly 200 objects ranging from paintings, sculpture, and items for the home to advertising, film, and fashion. It will be on view at the Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park through October 19th.
A look at what's inside the Second Avenue Belltown space that houses Suyama Peterson Deguchi, Suyama Space, 3x10, and Peter Miller Books.
Peter Miller Books is one of the best bookstores that I've ever visited. Luckily for us, it's located right here in Belltown.
Mixing and matching colorful, patterned carpet squares to create my very own personalized rug? Yes, please.
We interviewed James Peeken from vintage home goods shop Ludlow in Phinney Ridge to learn about the shop and find out some of his favorite places in Seattle.
While I often hate seeing spaces that hold sentimental value be replaced by high-rises, I love some of the things that are being done with multifamily housing and commercial space these days. Assembly Hall at Via6 is the perfect example.
If you need ideas on how to create an interesting floral arrangement, design a fun tabletop, or make a comfortable but beautiful dinner, these creative locals have got you covered. Get ready to be inspired!
Even before I knew that Living Room walked away with the top honor in the American Bars category of the 2013 UK and International Restaurant & Bar Design Awards, I had decided that I needed to see and photograph it. The blend of color and architectural details makes it a must-visit spot for modern design fans.


text:
Tags: big cock blowjobs deep throat giving head hardcore licking orgasm
Tags: big cock big tits blowjobs european group sex hardcore huge cock
How To Give Your Woman An Orgasm!!
Tags: amateur masturbation orgasm squirting
How to give your girl an intens
How to give an amazing hand job
Tags: amazing bizarre dick funny hd
How to make an orgasm
Tags: orgasm squirting
How to make an orgasm last
Tags: babes big tits brunettes close up masturbation orgasm pornstars
Teach my pussy how to get an orgasm
Tags: amateur anal brunettes hardcore orgasm pussy squirting
Mistress Nurse knows how to give an exam and her buckled up girl...
Tags: bizarre brunettes fetish latex lesbians mistress nurse
Give me an S, give me an E, give an X, what do we got. One blistering...
Tags: blondes blowjobs cheerleader teens
How do i give an amazing hand job
Tags: amazing bitch bizarre busty doll giving head hd
Cam; How She Reached an Orgasm HD
Tags: anal babes blondes busty cum cunt hd
Ally and Brianna give Karlie an idea how two women make love
Tags: brianna love lesbians teens
Give me a P, give me an R, an E, a G, an N, an A, an N, T. What does...
Tags: cumshots interracial monster white
Busty teen knows how to give pleasure to a dick
Tags: amateur big tits blowjobs brunettes busty teen dick teens
Tori knows how to give her great looking ass to the hard dick
Tags: ass babes dick hardcore
How to give great blowjobs
Tags: blowjobs european hardcore masturbation oral toys
Black stud Lee Bang sure knows how to give it to his dirty white...
Tags: anal ass black blowjobs dirty hardcore interracial
No Sound: Bianca 22 y this is how I get an orgasm
Tags: amateur blondes brunettes college dildo homemade masturbation
Mikayla knows how to give head
Tags: big tits blowjobs brunettes cumshots deep throat facials mikayla
How to give women squirting orgasms
Tags: orgasm squirting teens
Temptress knows how to give pleasure
Tags: blowjobs hardcore temptress
Bunette learns how to give head
Tags: amateur black blowjobs brunettes cum in mouth cumshots deep throat
Her turn then mine. Kendyll had an orgasm and she could tell how...
Tags: amateur ex girlfriend fingering masturbation orgasm solo toys
TrafficHolder.com - Buy and Sell Adult Traffic|Trafficshop.com - Let your business grow|Contact Us|Webmaster
All content, including images, text, graphics, video and audio content contained in the website is protected under the laws of copyright, owned or under license to company or its designees,and represents proprietary and valuable intellectual property.
Contact Webmaster 18 U.S.C. 2257 Record-Keeping Requirements Compliance Statement
Powered by Stream Rotator


text:
Degrassi: Characters
Clare Edwards
Mike Dallas
Becky Baker
Maya Matlin
Tristan Milligan
Adam Torres
Imogen Moreno
Drew Torres
Alli Bhandari
Jenna Middleton
Connor DeLaurier
Zoe Rivas
Miles Hollingsworth III
Winston Chu
Eli Goldsworthy
Luke Baker
Bianca DeSousa
Campbell Saunders
Tori Santamaria
Fiona Coyne
Jake Martin
Katie Matlin
Dave Turner
Holly J. Sinclair
K.C. Guthrie
Declan Coyne
Sav Bhandari
Riley Stavros
Zane Park
Peter Stone
Anya MacPherson
Owen Milligan
Mia Jones
Blue Chessex
Johnny DiMarco
Spinner Mason
Jane Vaughn
Manny Santos
Jay Hogart
Emma Nelson
Paige Michalchuk
Marco Del Rossi
Ellie Nash
Leia Chang
Danny Van Zandt
Darcy Edwards
Jimmy Brooks
Chantay Black
Liberty Van Zandt
Toby Isaacs
Alex Nunez
Ashley Kerwin
Griffin Pierce-Taylor
Damian Hayes
Jesse Stefanovic
Sean Cameron
Owen Milligan
When Owen's not busy flexing his physical strength, he's typically mocking everything and everyone around him. Owen may not want to admit it, but he does have a softer side -- he's very protective of his younger brother, Tristan.
Notable Events:
* Fought with K.C.
* Helped Riley plastic wrap Drew to the flagpole.
* Reluctantly helped Drew sing to Alli to try to win her back.
* With Fitz, threw Adam through a glass door after finding him in the boys' room.
* Sprayed homophobic epithets on Riley's locker and the football bus.
* With Fitz, threw Zane into a dumpster.
* Attempted to buy sexual favors from Alli at Vegas Night.
* Sexually harassed Anya during CPR class while attempting to "flirt."
* Humiliated at the Dot when Anya confronted him about the harassment.
* Dated Anya and helped her train for the army.
* Joined the Ice Hounds hockey team.
* Helped find Tristan when he disappeared before the opening night of Romeo and Jules.
Memorable Quotes:
"I know some guys who would pay big bucks to hook up with a girl like you."


text:
Heartwood College
Maine Higher Education, Universities, Schools & Colleges
Maine's colleges range from liberal arts, to culinary, to bible. The twenty five plus colleges that call Maine home include private colleges such as Andover College, religious colleges such as the New England Bible College, and the University of Maine College system.
The multitude of students that further their education at Maine colleges also get to share in the beauty of the Pine Tree State. Maine Colleges, Schools and University missions and degree programs may differ, but all are proud to be a part of the great state of Maine. Contact us to feature your Massachusetts business on the web and in MALiving, Massachusetts' Internet Magazine. Learn more about advertising in MELiving.com.
|Heartwood College
Courses of Study
Art History Survey I
Heartwood College of Art
Dining | Real Estate | Skiing | Vacation Rentals | Inns | Hotels | Resorts
Classified Ads | Golfing | Events | Attractions | Pet Friendly Lodging | Personals
Famous Maine People | Meeting Rooms | Weddings
Products | Maine Towns | Shopping
Visit Maine
New England | NE Universities
VT Colleges | NH Colleges | CT Colleges | RI Colleges | MA Colleges


text:
Hi everybody. We are Andaluz Jazz from near Malaga in Spain and we are staging a jazz guitar master class retreat tutored by Mike Walker. Please take a look at our web site - www.andaluzjazz.com - and come and join us ! Regards Trev and Geraldine
Jazz Near You connects musicians and presenters with fans.
We also build active jazz communities.
News • Photos • Musicians • TeachersAdd Or Upload Events


text:
Rebuilding Smithville: One Year After The TornadoBy Sandra Knispel | Published 27 Apr 2012 10:04am |
Today, exactly one year ago, an EF-5 tornado destroyed two-thirds of Smithville, killing 16 residents. MPB's Sandra Knispel reports on the slow recovery process.
[Nat sound building, hammering]
Reconstruction takes time, a lot of time… as Mississippi coast residents found out after Hurricane Katrina and now the small town of Smithville. A year after the tornado reduced two-thirds of this small town to rubble, rebuilding, like here at Smithville Hardware and General Merchandise, has been slow.
"It's not as fast as we would like, I'm sure. People say, 'My goodness, it's been a year. We don't have this, we don't have this.' And my response is always, 'Hey, it's just been a year and look at where we are!' "
That's Michelle Bond, the town's disaster recovery manager.
"We are clean. We have a community out there that is almost completely slab free. We have businesses back, we have gas stations, we have a pizzeria, we have a diner. We have Access Family, our medical clinic, back. Our martial arts place is back. We have all kinds of businesses that have already come back."
But the road to recovery is long. A year later, large stretches of Smithville remain empty, as if wiped off the face of the earth.
Sandra Knispel, MPB News, Smithville.
CommentsMPB will not tolerate obscenities, threats/personal attacks, hate speech, material that is ethnically or racially offensive, abusive comments, comments off topic and spam, to name a few. You can see a complete list of the MPB guidelines by viewing our terms of service. If you spot a comment you think violates these guidelines, report it to the moderators by clicking "x" next to the comment, then "report". MPB reserves the right to adjust these guidelines. If you have a suggestion, please contact us.


text:
|Author and Web Site
|Featured Book
|3 Fun Facts!
There's No Day Like A Snow Day
Jane O'Connor has been writing books for children for more than 35 years. At last count, the total number of titles was 60, including the wildly popular children's series Fancy Nancy (HarperCollins). (Seven titles have been #1 on the New York Times bestseller list.). Chronicling the adventures of a young girl who loves all things glamorous, posh, and splendiferous, the Fancy Nancy series has now sold 20 million copies. There are also Fancy Nancy puzzles, dolls, games, and clothes; the most recent picture book, Fancy Nancy and the Mermaid Ballet, has been adapted into a musical for kids, produced by New York City's Vital Theatre. O'Connor frequently appears at schools, libraries, and literacy events, to share her stories and characters with children and their families, as well as teachers and librarians.
O'Connor's first adult fiction novel, Dangerous Admissions (HarperCollins), debuted in August 2007 and received praise from The New York Times Books Review, School Library Journal, and Kirkus, as well as a starred review in Publisher's Weekly. The comical mystery delves into the competitive world of Manhattan's prestigious private schools in the much anticipated follow-up, Almost True Confessions (HarperCollins), is due to hit bookshelves in the summer of 2013.
A native New Yorker, O'Connor resides on the Upper West Side with her husband, Jim O'Connor. They have two grown sons and a rambunctious canine named Arrow. O'Connor is also Vice President and Editor-at-Large for Penguin Group USA.
Scary Tales Good Night Zombie
James Preller has published many books for children of all ages, including BYSTANDER, A PIRATE'S GUIDE TO FIRST GRADE, BEFORE YOU GO, SIX INNINGS, the JIGSAW JONES Mystery Series, and the popular new SCARY TALES Series for ages 8-12. He lives in Delmar, NY.
Twenty-One Elephants and Still Standing
April Jones Prince is a children's book author and freelance editor. She has worked in the editorial departments of William Morrow and HarperCollins Children's Books, and has also been a children's bookseller and reviewer. Currently, she works at Studio Goodwin Sturges, an illustrator's agency in Providence that represents nearly 40 children's book authors and illustrators. April is the author of eight books for young readers, including the award-winning Twenty-One Elephants and Still Standing and What Do Wheels Do All Day? She especially loves history, biography, and all kinds of picture books.
Amazon Best Books of the Year
Child Magazine Best Book of the Year
NYPL 100 Books for Reading and Sharing
Children's Book Council Notable Social Studies Trade Book
1. I have wanted to be a children's book author since I was eight years old.
2. My writer's fantasy is to have a fabulous, multi-story treehouse in which to research and write.
3. Yes, I was born in April!
Shelley Rotner is the award-winning author and photo-illustrator of over 45 children's books, including HOMER, SHADES OF PEOPLE, I'M ADOPTED!, BODY ACTIONS, YUMMY, EVERY SEASON and her newest- BODY BONES.
Her books are mostly nonfiction that explore the world through observation and diversity.
Ms Rotner has traveled extensively for the UN and U.N.I.C.E.F. documenting programs on health, education and women.
Her work has been published in Conde Nast Traveler, National Geographic, Food and Wine, Outside and Time Magazine and many other publications.
Currently, Ms Rotner is working on a collection of large hand-painted photographs that capture beautiful and sacred places she has discovered in her travels called "SPIRIT OF PLACE".
She lives in Northampton, Massachusetts. Visit her online at www.shelleyrotner.com.
HOMER - Finalist children's choice award
YUMMY- NSTA award
1. I never went to kindergarten.
2. I can stand on my head.
3. I'm a photo-illustrator
Secret Pizza Party
Author, Adam Rubin works as a creative director at Firstborn Multimedia. He has been involved in the Chicago theater scene, doing alternative comedy at The Annoyance and improv at iO Chicago. Rubin has appeared in several commercials, doing a flying somersault catch in a White Sox ad and falling off a roof for the Lotto. His theater background comes out in full force during author events where he solicits suggestions from the audience while Daniel draws a monster of their design. Rubin and Salmieri treat their audiences to an engaging mix of reading and comedy. He lives in New York, NY. Visit Adam at www.whothehell.com
Touching the Surface
Kimberly Sabatini is a former Special Education Teacher who is now a stay-at-home mom and a part-time dance instructor for three and four year olds. She lives in New York's Hudson Valley with her husband and three boys. Kimberly writes Young Adult fiction and is represented by Michelle Wolfson of Wolfson Literary Agency. TOUCHING THE SURFACE is her debut novel. (Simon Pulse – Simon & Schuster)
"This gorgeous, lyrical read will sweep you away."
"Soulful and inventive. A thoroughly original vision of what happens next."
1. I lived in Augsburg, Germany for four years. My husband was stationed there with the Army. While overseas I was able to travel and visit all over Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, France, England, Denmark, Poland, The Czech Republic and Egypt. And yes, it was awesome.
2. I'm the Mom to three boys and they are the reason that I haven't been finished with laundry in over a decade. LOL!
3. I LOVE chocolate and have a particular devotion to chocolate ice cream. I've made Wednesday nights my ice cream night, but calories don't count on weekends, right?
Secret Pizza Party
Illustrator bio: Daniel Salmieri is an artist and illustrator who graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He grew up in Brooklyn, New York, constantly drawing and painting images of ninja turtles, dinosaurs, and fighter jets. (Not in the same scene...) He lives in Brooklyn, NY. Visit Daniel at www.danielsalmieri.com
Bright Before Sunrise
TIFFANY SCHMIDT lives in Pennsylvania with her saintly husband, impish twin sons, and a pair of mischievous puggles. And while she thinks sunrises are quite beautiful, she'd rather sleep through them. Send Me a Sign was her debut novel, followed by Bright Before Sunrise, and the Once Upon a Crime Family series will begin in 2015. Find out more about Tiffany and her books by following her on Twitter @TiffanySchmidt or visiting www.TiffanySchmidt.com.
Bright Before Sunrise was named one of Teen Vogue's 15 Most Exciting Books of the Year
1. I was so accident prone as a child, I was known by name in the emergency room.
2. I write all dialogue and kissing scenes first.
3. I frequently get lost driving around my own town, but put me in a shopping mall and my sense of direction is uncanny.
Somebody Up There Hates You
Hollis Seamon is the author of a young adult novel, Somebody Up There Hates You (Algonquin Young Readers, 2013). Seamon is also the author a short story collection, Corporeality (Able Muse Press, 2013), as well as a previous collection of stories, Body Work, and a mystery novel, Flesh. She has published short stories in many journals, including Bellevue Literary Review, Greensboro Review, Fiction International, Chicago Review, Nebraska Review, Persimmon Tree, and Calyx. She is a recipient of a fiction fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts. Seamon is Professor of English at the College of Saint Rose in Albany NY and also teaches for the MFA in Creative Writing Program in Fairfield CT. She lives in Kinderhook NY.
Book has received starred reviews from Kirkus and Publishers Weekly and has been listed on
1. SUTHY is my first novel for young readers.
2. The book takes place right here in Hudson NY.
3. SUTHY is coming out in a number of languages. In France as DIEU ME DETESTE, Germany as EINER DA OBEN HASST MICH, and Spanish-speaking countries as ALGUIEN ALLA ARRIBA TE ODIA.
Stella Batts
Courtney Sheinmel is the author of My So-Called Family, Positively, Sincerely, All the Things You Are, and the Stella Batts series for young readers. Her books have received numerous awards, including the Sequoyah Award (Positively), a National Parenting Publication Awards honorable mention (the Stella Batts series), and have appeared on recommended lists, including the New York Public Library's Stuff for the Teenage, and the ABC Best Books for Children. In addition to writing, Courtney served as a judge on the national level for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and she received a National Scholastic Outstanding Educator Award for her work as a writing instructor at Writopia Lab, a non-profit organization serving kids ages 8-18. Courtney lives in New York City. Visit her online at www.courtneysheinmel.com.
"The Sequoyah Award (Positively)
National Parenting Publication Awards honorable mention (the Stella Batts series)
Books have appeared on numerous recommended lists, including the New York Public Library's Stuff for the Teenage, and the ABC Best Books for Children
Courtney received a National Scholastic Outstanding Educator Award for her work as a writing instructor at Writopia Lab, a non-profit organization serving kids ages 8-18. "
1. I love the card game Spit. I played it every day in fourth grade, and I even wrote it into the STELLA BATTS books, so she plays the game with her friends during lunchtime just the way I did.
2. I am not a good cook, but I do make really good nachos. The trick is to put cheese on every single layer.
3. Last year one of my New Year's resolutions was to eat more brownies. I'm proud to say I kept that one.


text: With Kindly-Remind.com operating automatically, you might immediately conserve dollars each and every month. Visualize just saving a handful of appointments a month, and also the hundreds (or perhaps thousands) of dollars of income it can conserve you. On major of that, visualize getting your employees readily available to operate on other tasks rather of wasting time with tedious telephone calls and emails. email appointment reminder In no way once again shed an appointment thanks to consumer forgetfulness or unpredictable miscommunications. Attempt our services now and watch your financial savings skyrocket.


text:
Dead body found inside Mesa apartment complex
MESA, Ariz. -- Police say the body of a man has been found inside a Mesa apartment and they're calling the death suspicious.
Officers responded to the Covina Court Apartments near University Drive and Gilbert Road on Thursday night and discovered a trail of blood leading to a downstairs unit.
The apartment door was left ajar and police entered the apartment. Officers reported finding a man dead with obvious signs of trauma.
Police got a search warrant Friday morning to enter the apartment and are still at the scene.
The name of the dead man hasn't been released yet and police won't immediately say if they have any suspects in the case.
Most Popular
World Class Arizona
- Dignity Health World Class People. World Class Company. Excellent care, delivered with compassion, for all in need.
Voice For A Better Arizona
- Eyes on Education A view of Arizona's education system from all angles.