text:
What would you do? Bringing the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to Universal Studios Hollywood
Written by Robert Niles
If you were running the Universal Studios theme parks, wouldn't you want to replicate the success you've had with The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at all your Universal theme parks?Tweet
I know I would.
If you were a theme park fan (or Harry Potter fan), living in or near Southern California, wouldn't you want a Harry Potter theme park near you, at Universal Studios Hollywood?
I really know that I would. (Universal Hollywood is the closest theme park to my house, and as you probably know by now, I crave me some of that Butterbeer.)
Obviously, there are contracts and rights issues that will determine whether Universal can bring Harry Potter to its other theme parks. But beyond the work the lawyers do, there will be logistical issues, as well.
When Universal bought its property for an Orlando theme park, it learned a lesson from Disney, and bought more land than it needed for a single park. While Universal didn't buy nearly as much property as Disney did when it built Walt Disney World, Universal obtained more than enough space to develop a second theme park (which became Islands of Adventure - home of the Wizarding World), with plenty of room between attractions for future expansion.
But that's not the case back in Hollywood, at Universal's original theme park. Universal developed its Los Angeles-area property as a movie studio in the 1910s, later adding a Studio Tour and then a theme park around the tour's entrance at the top of a mountain on the studio property. There's simply no significant open space for expansion within or next to the theme park on Universal's property. If Universal wants to develop a new attraction for its Hollywood theme park, it must replace an existing facility within the park.
So... what goes if Harry Potter is to move in? What would you do to bring Harry Potter to Universal Studios Hollywood?
Let's take a look from an aerial view:
You're looking at the upper lot of Universal Studios Hollywood. The large white half-circle to the right is the Gibson Amphitheater (which, technically, is not part of the theme park). The blue space below it and to the left is the water tank in the Waterworld show theater. Below that in the photo is CityWalk - the large structure in the lower right corner is the movie theater complex. (Hold your mouse over the photo and you should get pop-up labels.)
At the end of CityWalk, in the lower right corner of the photo, partially obscured by a palm tree shadow, is the Universal globe. The pale red pathway that leads up and slightly to the right from there is the entrance to the theme park. The large fan-shaped building in the middle on the left side of the photo is the Terminator 2: 3-D theater.
If you look above the T2 plaza, you'll see a dark shadow over some green space. That's because the T2 plaza is built on top of the Frankenstein parking structure that hangs off the side of this mountain. It's the plaza/parking structure that's casting that shadow over what's actually the Jurassic Park ride on the lower lot. The Revenge of the Mummy building is just above that, in the upper left corner of the photo. Those blueish lines you see emerging from there - first up and to the right, then down and to the right, are the Starway escalators heading back up to the upper lot, where they end just between The Simpsons Ride (on the right) and the Special Effects Stage in the old Castle Theater (on the left).
That's what we're working with here. If you want to find space for a Wizarding World of Harry Potter, you've got to replace something on this map.
My two choices? Ditch either the amphitheater on the right, or the Terminator 2 plaza on the left.
Personally, I'd choose to redevelop the T2 plaza. Why? First, I think the Terminator franchise is less valuable to Universal going forward than continuing to offer a 6,000-seat live music venue. Plus, the T2 plaza's already well placed for a British-themed attraction. There's some London street scenery just to the right of the T2 plaza that could be repurposed, as Universal Orlando repurposed its existing Lost Continent to help develop its Wizarding World.
I'm proposing that the Hollywood version of Harry Potter be different than the Orlando version, and that it should be Diagon Alley, set in London, rather than the Hogsmeade village built in Orlando. In this plan, the current T2 building would become the site for an Escape from Gringotts ride, inspired by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
The Leaky Cauldron would stand at the entrance to this new land, serving Butterbeer and other English-themed fare from Orlando's Three Broomsticks. (The Leaky Cauldron probably would be a retheme for the existing International Cafe.) Shops would include Ollivander's, Flourish & Blotts (and the exit to the Gringotts ride) and Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.
There's a room Universal uses as a banquet hall behind the House of Horrors, just to the lower right of the T2 plaza, that could be repurposed as a Borgin & Burkes dark magic theater, at the end of Knockturn Alley, to provide a second attraction in this smaller Wizarding World.
The upside for this plan would be the creation of a complementary attraction to the Orlando Wizarding World, giving Harry Potter fans a reason to visit a second Universal theme park, rather than a duplication that wouldn't draw fans from across the country and across the Atlantic. The downside would be the exclusion of the iconic Hogwarts Castle and the already-famous Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride. But if Universal Creative could create a ride of similar quality in Gringotts, I don't think that exclusion would cripple this project.
So, what do you think?
Do you think Universal should try to bring Harry Potter to Hollywood?
If you do, do you think Universal should keep the Hogsmeade theme, or try instead Diagon Alley (or something else)?
If you want to see Harry Potter in Hollywood, which current USH attractions should it replace?
I'd love to hear your plans, in the comments.
Previously on Theme Park Insider: More "What would you do?"
Readers' Opinions
From 22.214.171.124 on March 7, 2011 at 10:00 AM
I agree wholeheartedly. Terminator is out. And those streets are just sitting there. Other option is to buy a whole other property and start fresh. Say closer to Magic Mountain or we have tons of room up here in the Antelope Valley.
From Nigel Smith on March 7, 2011 at 10:00 AM
I think Universal needs to really go big if it's going to add Harry Potter. I wouldn't just get rid of one attraction - I'd get rid of 3!
I think a perfect spot would be the area taking up the Gibson Amphitheatre AND Waterworld AND Shrek 4D! I'd move Shrek 4D over to the T2 building and retheme that entire area. That would make the Harry Potter area huge and breathe new life into this park. I think the park would be changed for the better.
Having seen Waterworld numerous times in both Hollywood and Singapore, in my view it's kind of a dated show now. I realise that Waterworld soaks up a lot of guests, but maybe they could consider a Harry Potter live action show replacement?
From Erik Yates on March 7, 2011 at 10:09 AM
I think diagon alley is already in the planning stages in Orlando. The park is completely different so take a completely different approach. Do a Potter museum like the one being built in London and make a themed ride. Put the focus on the movie making side of things.
If you want to know what it could look like then check this out:
From Brian Emery on March 7, 2011 at 10:21 AM
Why stop at Universal Hollywood? Should WWOHP be included in Singapore also?
From Robert Niles on March 7, 2011 at 10:29 AM
I think Singapore needs to get its park fully operating and officially open before anyone talks about expanding it.
But yeah, I'd love to see Universal add it there, and in Japan and Korea, too.
Not to go off on a tangent, but I wonder where other countries' wizarding schools were in the Harry Potter universe? There was a crowd sign in the Quidditch world cup scene in HP4 that suggested America's school was in Salem, Mass. (Nice touch, BTW.) But one presumes there would be wizarding schools elsewhere in the world.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 7, 2011 at 10:33 AM
While I'm a huge fan of Terminator 2 as a movie, I agree that that attraction can go... I've always had a problem with that show as it starts with you being part of the show, then eventually back as only a spectator, then back to being part of the show... it couldn't make up its mind.
I would love for HP to arrive on the West Coast. Maybe have a slightly different version? I'm not sure how, but find a way to make it different enough to make people want to go to both parks? As old as Jaws is in Orlando, I appreciate how different and entertaining it is compared to the Hollywood version.
From Michael Weissman on March 7, 2011 at 12:29 PM
I agree 110% with your idea Robert! In fact I was just talking about that same thing with some friends the other day. Having just went to Orlando and revisiting both Universal parks, I realize just how much worse the Hollywood park and rides really are in comparison. It's downright sad. The mummy ride in Hollywood vs. Orlando is no competition. The small amount of rides at Hollywood is also a negative point for the park. They need to do something more than a 90 second 3D King Kong attraction that you wait an hour to see in the backlot tour.
HP World would be EXACTLY what they need. And it should absolutely be in place of terminator 2.
I was talking about Terminator 2 being re-themed as Iron Man, but now that Disney owns Marvel, I doubt that could happen. Knock it down and build an epic Hogwarts Castle (Or Gringotts!) in place. It would look even more amazing being on the upper lot, and not down below.
Get rid of the entire street leading up to that point too, and retheme it all. Do it right. The Orlando version is so detailed it's incredible, and Hollywood needs to keep this aspect. Also, don't shorten the ride, like with The Mummy. Make it something that Orlando guests want to travel cross country to see as well.
The park desperately needs it.
I have high hopes for the Terminator ride being something like Spider Man at Islands of Adventure, but until they step up their game, the park is not worth going to.
From Daniel Etcheberry on March 7, 2011 at 12:39 PM
If you see Google Earth, the piece of land where the castle was built was a very small one. The rest of the Harry Potter area was built on part of the Lost Continent. If Universal gets rid of the amphitheater (the castle could fit there) and of Waterworld (the Hogsmeade village could fit there) then they could duplicate it (without the rollercoasters of course)
I live in Tampa, so the only reason for me to travel to Universal Hollywood is if there are different attractions. For this reason I agree with Mr. Niles that a different experience of Harry Potter would be a good idea.
From Joshua Counsil on March 7, 2011 at 1:18 PM
I love your idea, Robert. Using a different part of the Harry Potter universe is smart on both a creative and economic level.
I also like the idea of creating a new, unique, American wizarding school. Think of all the American fanboys that would go nuts for something new from the series, imagined by J.K. Rowling and designed by Universal Creative. You could even give it a cheeky name, like Ghouliard.
From Bryan Fear on March 7, 2011 at 2:08 PM
The Special Effects Stage and the stage next to it would be prime locations. If Hogwarts were built there it would even look imposing ( at least from below ) because of its location up on a hill. I vaguely recall shows in these theaters over the years, mostly a Frankenstein show in the '70's and a Conan one in the 80's. Every other show that's played there ( Creature of the Black Lagoon: The Musica, etc. ) are absolutely dead to me. The animal actor show is cool but all those other Beetlejuice and Fear Factor things? They're just dead to me. Move the animal actor show to the old western stage or better yet, reopen that gunfight stunt show as well.
Alternate plan, remove Waterworld. It was a terrible movie but a pretty good stunt show. No matter how good the stunt show is, it can't redeem an unpopular movie and quite frankly has had a very long, long run for such a poor source material.
The idea of making it Diagon Alley is a winner, Robert.
From Jorge Arnoldson on March 7, 2011 at 2:33 PM
Here's my plan: I wouldn't build an entire replica of Orlando's WWoHP, or even Diagon Alley; I would just replace T2-3D with Forbidden Journey (although the building would have to be expanded somehow), and place a Butterbeer cart (or two if it gets REALLY popular) outside the attraction. Done.
From Nick Markham on March 7, 2011 at 3:14 PM
I think they get rid of Waterworld, place the castle/ HPFJ ride in its place, build Hogsmeade along the path to Waterworld, and feature a nighttime show including the castle in the story. You could have seating across a small river like fantasmic in DHS with the castle being where the island in fantasmic sits.
If it is too confusing to understand, please ask for a better explanation.
Then I think the Terminator 2: 3D in Hollywood and Orlando can be replaced with an Avatar atraction like the one that is being rumored currently.
From Daniel Etcheberry on March 7, 2011 at 3:37 PM
It would be less expensive and easier if they just place a Butterbeer cart in front of a wall with the castle and village painted over it.
From 188.8.131.52 on March 7, 2011 at 5:09 PM
Sorry but for self-proclaimed theme park geeks, you lot don't seem to know much.
It specifically states in Universal's contract with Warner Brothers Films that only in the ORLANDO resort can Harry Potter-themed leisure attractions be built. And even then, the contract is only for films 1-4. Universal are not allowed to include anything from the later films, not even the soundtracks, in the WWoHP until an option to expand the WWoHP is taken up by both parties.
(I would highly suggest this option has already been taken up, seeing as it is simply a money-making machine)
J.K. specifically demanded Universal Orlando Resort as it was the main (only) Universal resort that BRITONS visit frequently, and this was a key factor in her decision (ultimatum).
Much like Universal's deal with Marvel which allows it to use characters ONLY in Orlando and Japan, Universal's deal with the Harry Potter franchise is solely for Orlando.
And for the record, if you're talking about expansion of WWoHP at IOA, then it is written into the contract that further attraction(s) built must utilise films 5-7.
From 126.96.36.199 on March 7, 2011 at 5:15 PM
I would also like to add (I made the previous anon post, too) my thoughts on Universal Hollywood.
Quite simply, the park is going downhill. Nobody cares about USH anymore. It is making a loss for Universal, and it would make good business sense to shut the park down and plow all their money and resources into A) Universal Orlando (third gate, water park, at least 2 new resort hotels, plus new rides at IOA and USF) and B) Universal Studios Japan.
Universal Studios Hollywood, and the planned Universal Studios in Dubai and South Korea should be shelved.
We can see from Universal Singapore and that the business is simply not there any more, and also from Hong Kong Disneyland. If a resort has a worldwide reputation (such as WDW or UO) then people will travel long distances to be there. Why do we need 3 Universal Studios parks within a 7hr flying radius (SIN-OSAKA-SEOUL)? One would be sufficient.
There was a reason Universal pulled out of Port Aventura in Spain, and I hope to see them do likewise with shabby parks like USH some time soon.
From isny orly on March 7, 2011 at 6:46 PM
The problem with building anything on top of the parking structure is that it can barely handle T2 let alone a Gringots coaster type ride.
They would have to tear down the parking structure and either reinforce it or build up more hill where it is.
As much as I hate to say it, they really need to just shut down for a year or two. It would give them plenty of time to rework everything and figure out what they want to do with the land. (Condos, CityWalk, Theme Park, Movie Studio, etc.)
We all know that will never happen though, as they would rather have a mediocre park and the revenue it generates than to close for a few years and reopen as a park on par with DL.
From Manny Barron on March 7, 2011 at 7:15 PM
Terminator 2:3-D rocks, but if Harry Potter would come to the West Coast than it may have to move on. Tearing down the T2:3-D attraction, Parisian plaza, Globe theater, House of Horrors, Coke Soak, and the old Wild West arena should dedicate about half of the upper lot to this new Wizarding World.
From m johnson on March 7, 2011 at 7:52 PM
My idea for Harry Potter would be take out Water World and anything else in the area that is expendable. Then build Hogsmead or Diagon alley in the spot with the London train station. A train will then take you to the corner of the park where the War of the Worlds is located and Jurassic park movie prop. Right there you can build hogswart castle and other buildings. You can use the technogoly used by King Kong 360 around the train track to pull off England country side of any season and change different adventures while traveling to Hogwarts.
From Anthony Murphy on March 7, 2011 at 8:09 PM
I think that USH is fine the way it is!
It seem intersting to me that USH is really what USO and DHS is trying to emulate: a real live movie studio! I was very impressed with USH and I feel that too many attractions would muddle up its charm.
From Robert Niles on March 7, 2011 at 8:23 PM
Yeah, just shut down the 10th most popular theme park in America. If USH is a failure, so are the entire Six Flags and Cedar Fair chains, as well as all but one of the SeaWorld theme parks.
It's Yogi Berra logic - nobody goes there anymore; it's too crowded.
While USH doesn't draw in the locals for repeat visits the way Disneyland and Magic Mountain do, it hauls in visitors by the bus- and plane-load, and ask anyone in the industry which they'd rather have, a million locals or a million out-of-town visitors? They'll take the more lucrative out-of-towners every single time.
If Universal wants to pay the money to build a Wizarding World at USH, I have every confidence that it would be able to make all necessary legal arrangements with Warner Bros and Jo Rowling to proceed.
That said, yeah, this is a creative thought exercise. The siting issues at USH might be too much for Universal Creative and Universal's budget to overcome in developing a first-class west coast version of the Wizarding World. I'd give this less than 50/50 of ever happening.
But I sure do find it fun to think about. ;^)
From Brandon Mendoza on March 7, 2011 at 9:33 PM
The anonymous comment stating that USH is a failure is quite snarky. No one likes a know-it-all, and this is just an exercise in brainstorming for ideas. Contracts can be amended... if the price is right, other parks can get HP regardless of the current "USO only" contract.
That being said, I wouldn't want to remove Water World because of how awesome the stunt show is... USH needs as many attractions as it can get.
From Joshua Counsil on March 7, 2011 at 10:49 PM
To anonymous:
Perhaps you missed the title: "What Would You Do?", not "What Will They Do?"
From Andy Milio on March 8, 2011 at 5:17 AM
I just want a whole Harry Potter theme park :P
From Andy Milio on March 8, 2011 at 5:22 AM
The anonymous user made a good point, but Joshua made a better point :D
From Anthony Murphy on March 8, 2011 at 8:56 AM
I am going to USH for the movie studio, not the rides.
I might be in a minority!
Though, the logicial location seems sound!
From Joshua Counsil on March 8, 2011 at 2:02 PM
Thanks, Andy. Nothing makes me feel bigger than ganging up on a faceless opponent.
From Bryan Fear on March 8, 2011 at 2:53 PM
@ Brandon - Thumbs up. Nice job.
@ 22.214.171.124 - You sound knowledgeable but without proof of your claims, you're another anonymous poster trying to sound like an expert but being condescending in the process. Your IP comes back to the Netherlands in Amsterdam. Odd, your rudeness is more on par with France.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 8, 2011 at 3:48 PM
Is it sad that Water World the stunt show is infinitely more entertaining than its source material? I honestly think that the stunt show is the best part of that movie.
I do like the idea of the American Campus of the Wizarding World. I'm not as familiar with the books or the movies to be honest as I can't recall many characters' names, but I do enjoy the fantasy world of HP. Almost an expanded universe... as long as it's not like Star Wars and George "I think everything looks better in CGI because I say so" Lucas. I love Star Wars, but there's something soul-less about the newest three movies as well as the inexplicable Unleashed games.
From Sylvain Comeau on March 9, 2011 at 8:57 AM
I think Universal wants attractions that are unique to each park, hence their refusal to add Spiderman to the Hollywood park. Right now, Potter must be attracting people from the west coast, which wouldn't happen if they duplicated the land in Califoria.
From Sylvain Comeau on March 9, 2011 at 8:58 AM
If they were giving up on USH, they wouldn't build Transformers there. That attraction must cost at least $100 million.
From 188.8.131.52 on March 9, 2011 at 2:18 PM
I would not give Rowling or Spielberg another penny and rather spend the money on the attractions itsself. So no Wizzarding world for me at all.
From 220.127.116.11 on March 13, 2011 at 7:33 AM
I think if they ever brought HP to California...it shouldnt be a replica of the one in Orlando. People will be more likely to travel to Cali just to see something different. Most of the GP would say..OH, we did that alreay..let's go someplace else. Us enthusiasts would go anyway... I do think it should be either a different experience, or a different franchise all together.
This article has been archived and is no longer accepting comments.
Previous article: Vote of the week: Epcot's Future World vs. Epcot's World Showcase
What's it like to work at Disney World?
Insider's Pick: Ever wondered what it would be like to work at the Walt Disney World Resort? Stories from a Theme Park Insider offers more than 100 pages of fun, insightful, and even sometimes touching stories from people who've worked at Disney World's Magic Kingdom. It's a great way to get in the mood for your next trip to Orlando, or just to keep the memories of a Disney World visit alive.
Get it! In paperback | For Kindle | For iBooks
Top U.S. Theme Parks
Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Other Top International Parks
Tokyo Disneyland
Features, News and Advice
"Stories from a Theme Park Insider"
Connect with Theme Park Insider
©1999-2014 Robert Niles.
"Theme Park Insider" ® is a registered trademark of Robert Niles.
About Theme Park Insider - Rules for Writing and Rating - Privacy Policy - Contact the Editor


text:
Blog Archive
Go LADEE!
Planetary Radio Live Launch Special
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/09/10 10:41 CDT
Listen to or watch the recording of our live celebration for LADEE as the spacecraft blasted off for the moon.
Planetary Radio: Don't Step in That Puddle!
The Strong Evidence for Water on the Moon
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/07/01 06:18 CDT
The Planetary Science Institute's Amanda Hendrix is the guest for our July 1 episode. She finds water in the least likely places, including Luna.
LPSC 2011: Day 4: Ted Stryk on icy moons and The Moon
Posted by Ted Stryk on 2011/03/17 11:22 CDT
Here are Ted Stryk's notes from the sessions he attended in the afternoon of Thursday, March 10, at the 42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.
Our Curiosity Knows No Bounds!
Become a member of The Planetary Society and together we will create the future of space exploration.
Featured Video
Fly to an Asteroid!
Travel to Bennu on the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft!
Join the New Millennium Committee
Let's invent the future together!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Jimmie Johnson (48) takes the checkered flag to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series All-Star auto race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C., Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press .
published Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Stories this photo appears in:
CONCORD, N.C. — Cross another milestone off of Jimmie Johnson's list. He stands alone in All-Star history.


text:
UPDATED. Isn't there like a million products that can access and stream a gazzilion Internet stations? Adding to that ever growing and overly saturated list is Grace Digital Audio's Allegro Internet Radio & Streamer. But before you jump on my naysayer band wagon consider this: it has built-in WiFi, can access Pandora and is just $169. Okay, so it could be a tad cheaper, like $70 cheaper, but still, for anyone looking for a simple Internet radio solution – such as Mom's and those alike – this has to be it, right?
Inside the box is a Class D 8 watt digital amplifier and full range speakers, which for its size should pump out some okay sounding tunes. To insure that you can fully utilize the built-in WiFi they've also tossed in a rechargeable battery slot (batteries not included) that can be powered up using the wall plug. On top of all that you can stream music from your Mac or PC to the device.
Interested? You can grab one now.
Update: Check out our review of the Grace Digital Allegro Internet Radio.


text:
Chantelle Rive Gauche Contour Spacer Racerback Bra Style 3282
The versatile Chantelle Rive Gauche Contour Spacer racerback bra has a seamless, soft style with a front accessible closure. Light airy spacer cups are breathable add a breezy feel on your skin. The contoured shape and underwire lift provides smooth clean lines and provides a round presentation, while the lacy details give it a romantic feminine look. Change up your wardrobe and add some versatility with this Chantelle Rive Gauche collection.


text:
Artist speed paints a painting you can't see until the very last second
Speed painting can be purposefully misleading but it's always fun to have your brain pump in that delayed "Ohhhh" reaction once you realize what's going on. You feel like a complete idiot with your mouth open until you see it. And even then, you're not completely sure it's not sorcery. »


text:
Captain Low-Rez
Behold, it's Captain Low-Rez! 25 pixels of spacefaring courage!
Rihm & Maurice
Ren and Stimpy fans rejoice, this series takes it up a notch!
Answer strange trivia questions to survive the matches!
i'm really honoured! thnx newgrounds!
The sequel to "Batman hates his themesong" dont forget to watch that one too!
Batman Hates Robin!
he always screws up batmans peaceful and happy moments, like enjoying a nice sandwich!
please read this before you start killing me with nasty reviews:
it says on the frontpage: FUN fbf...not: "almighty superquality best fbf ever!"
and movies on the frontpage dont have to be like the ones that adam phillips makes. please dont compare me with those movies. a movie can also be selected for originality.
please enjoy
i liked it , was cool ;)
So funy and goofy animation.
weird movie but still good work. credits music was awsome loved the music so funny best animaition EVER
The animation was weird and somewhat choppy. I didn't get the joke. I doubt that Batman, THE SUPER HERO, would violate the sanctity of the Dynamic Duo simply because of some snot on his sub. In case you didn't know HE'S A MILLIONAIRE! I think he can afford to by another measly abnormally shiny sub sandwich, eh? I also didn't like the way two of the most epic characters of the Metahuman subcategory in literature and media were portrayed. This is the brainless comedy and way of thinking that rots the minds of our generation and soon it will destroy our posterity if it is not removed like the cancerous and malicious thing that it is. This is undeserving of the front page. >:C
2 !
2 for the DANCE!


text:
Remember two weeks ago when I warned you that Paul Ryan was trying to rig Politifact's "Lie of the Year"? Well, he succeeded. Ryan asked his grassroots minions to rig Politifact's poll, to vote en masse to call the Demcorats' (correct) charge that the Republicans were ending Medicare, the "lie of the year."
And Politifact did just that, based on the rigged voting of political partisans.
I'll let Steve Benen explain why the Democrats' charge isn't even a lie. But for an organization that calls itself a fact checker to permit partisans to rig the vote for the "Lie of the Year," is pretty abominable. Politifact actually had people vote, online. An online poll. The kind of thing you do when you want to gin up traffic, not when you want to pick the most important policy deception of the year.
You don't pick the biggest political lie of the year by asking partisans to vote on it – all you'll end up getting is a tally of who got more of their people to skew the poll.
The lie of the year is Politifact itself.


text:
CoverGirl Ad Gets Photoshopped to Protest NFL
CoverGirl's NFL ad has now been photoshopped into a protest ad by showing a girl with a black eye.8 hours ago
Kerry Washington is a Gladiator for Victims of Financial Abuse
Do you know what financial abuse is? It's important to know about, and Kerry Washington is helping spread awareness.9 hours ago
Usher Partners With Scholastic for "Bigger Than Words" Webcast
Mark your calendars, Usher fans! On November 6th, the music icon will host a webcast with Scholastic, and it's all about getting kids to read!9 hours ago
The Advocate Announces 50 Most Influential LGBTQ People In Media
Let's see who made the list!10 hours ago
Why Barbra Streisand Matters
From her feminist work to her support of diversity, Barbra has spent more than 50 years making the world a better place.10 hours ago
How Did You Celebrate Amy Poehler's Birthday?
The Smart Girls team asked people to donate their time or items found around their homes in order to help Amy's true loves: animals and other people.11 hours ago
Students Protest Dress Code They Call Sexist
On Staten Island, more than 200 kids have been given detention for breaking the dress code at their school. And of those students, 90% of them are girls.11 hours ago
Funny Or Die Takes On Media Racism
Thank you, Funny or Die. The video is hilarious but the message is all too true.12 hours ago
Lupita + Elmo Want You To Love The Skin You're In
What's Nyong'o's favorite part about skin? "Skin comes in lots of beautiful shades and colors."13 hours ago
Senate Stops Paycheck Fairness Act — Again
It's 2014, but we still have elected politicians voting against ensuring women get paid the same as men for doing the same work.13 hours ago


text:
Another Clinton presidential campaign?
Column | Sep 25, 2013
Another Clinton presidential campaign?
Column | Sep 25, 2013
Hillary Clinton's non-campaign needs someone to take charge
Column | Jan 13, 2014 | 2:23 PM
The hottest story in U.S. politics last week, at least before the implosion of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, was an article in Politico detailing Hillary Clinton's shadow 2016 presidential campaign. On one level, it should make Democrats feel good....
McManus: Will it be Clinton? Cuomo? Warren?
Column | Dec 12, 2012
McManus: Presidential crystal balls
Column | Nov 6, 2011


text:
It was just Monday that we got word of Kempler & Strauss' W Watchphone and today we've got a hands on at San Deigo CTIA. But before I get into it, I should note that the W Watchphone isn't meant to take on the likes of LG and Samsung.
It will cost $199 when it launches December 1st and that's without a contract or any carrier subsidies. So with that said, the phone isn't designed to be your main device and as the President of the company put it, it's built for 'going on a run' or for any activities when you don't want to carry a bulky handset.
The W Watchphone comes with the Communicator, which in essence is a Bluetooth headset but also doubles as a remote control. Calls can also be received on the W Watchphone itself, though I'm skeptical as to how well you'd be able to hear one and other – they didn't have a working SIM chip in the device so I couldn't test this function.
Here's a shocker: the touchscreen was pretty reactive and could be setup for varying degrees of sensitivity. There aren't any swipe or pinch functions, but on a 1.5-inch screen it just isn't necessary. Punching in a number was possible, but took a bit more accuracy than dialing on a full blown touchscreen handset.
The camera is real deal and can record video and photos, but don't expect them to be print quality. There's also a media player, both of which use a microSD card slot that is expandable to 4GB as well as a host of other function and a calendar that can by synced with Outlook.
Check the video below for a walk through.


text:
If you are searching for modern architecture plans, there are various kinds of plans that you could think about. The modern architectural features that you want will probably be distinctive for your own needs, however they will probably be much different compared to conventional home features.
Modern architecture house plans are already favorite ever since the mid-1900s, and so are affected by postmodern as well as neoeclectic elements of design. It is possible to generally determine contemporary homes and also contemporary designs through unique shapes as well as tall windows along with other architectural features.
If you are looking at the features of modern architecture floor plans to use in your modern architecture plans, there are several factors to consider. You are able to generally recognize these homes along with contemporary features through searching for stone or perhaps wood exterior resources, very minimal artwork, and also unusual formed tall windows.
This exterior design from these homes gets a minimalist approach, and also landscaping is generally employed to produce the charm of the entrance of the house ever since the layout is very plain and simple. Finding the right features for your house will include getting into on these various design elements and also figuring out which of them are likely to give you the look that you would like to your modern architecture plans.
We identified the concept of twin homes in Esspey a little while back, however this particular plan had been surprise us. Antonio Altarriba Comes created a fascinating collection of six modern semi.detached homes one after along with a 7th independent villa presenting a similar design style. The work is situated in Rocafort, Valencia, Spain along with takes up an overall the surface of 2,135 sq m.
Based on the architects, "the entire group is actually a mixture of various pieces which come mutually indifferently, obtaining effective unity of wide range which is the hunt for contemporary architecture. This volumes are made up primarily of two elements: the bottom floor, that is totally exposed towards the exterior via their south and north edges and also the upper floor, constructed with natural stone, along with drilling façades with regards to the interior needs". Every single from the properties includes a small internal courtyard closed in glass- an appealing design add-on creating for that shortage of green space.
Recent Posts
Monthly Archives
About Us
Article Index : A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z – 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Gallery Index : A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z – 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
© 2005-2014 Esspey. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Given name: 光弘Family name: 市来
Birthday: Jan 10, 1982Website: http://www.mausu.net/ta...
Member Favorites: 13
More:Blog: http://ameblo.jp/garoumow/
Is there a casting role here that shouldn't be? Request to have it removed.
Add PositionAnime Staff PositionsThis person has not worked on any anime. Add anime work here.
Add WorkPublished MangaThis person has not published any manga. Add published work here.
Write a Comment


text:
"This bill, passed late last night in a 93-7 vote, declares the entire USA to be a "battleground" upon which U.S. military forces can operate with impunity, overriding Posse Comitatus and granting the military the unchecked power to arrest, detain, interrogate and even assassinate U.S. citizens with impunity." -Salem News
I don't know if you guys recall, but some program named CLU also attempted this type of Police State and look what happened. Use the click-through link to read the whole article.
CLU by Aaorin
Clu and Quorra by Kittenrush
I can't believe I have to wait a whole month to see what's next.
Brutal Simplicity Theme


text:
Search Suggestions
Released on 02 October 2009
Rating: 3+ (PEGI)
Write a review
New from £16.14
Results 1-2 of 2
Sold by:
| visit our store
In stock | Shipping now
"Brand new sealed USA stock, works fine all on, DS, DS Lite, DSi consoles, shipped same day for orders before 1pm via Royal Mail 48 or Royal Mail Next Day Special Delivery if selected or Airmail for oversea orders."
Available Delivery Options (find out more)
97% Positive Feedback (from 438 ratings)
Free Delivery
17 SuperPoints
Sold by:
in stock in the uk
Available Delivery Options
96% Positive Feedback (from 27 ratings)
39 SuperPoints
Average rating (0 reviews)
Help our customers make the best choices by telling everyone what you think about this product.
Rakuten's Play.com is an online trading platform which enables third party sellers and buyers to negotiate and complete transactions via its Website. Rakuten's Play.com is neither the buyer nor the seller of any items sold via its Website. Accordingly, Rakuten's Play.com is not a party to the contract for sale between a buyer and seller and is not responsible for fulfilling and delivering orders, handling returns or processing refunds for purchases made.
The relevant seller's terms and conditions apply to delivery, refunds and returns of any items sold via Rakuten's Play.com. If you have specific questions, about a sellers delivery policy, returns policy or the return or refund of an item you should contact the relevant seller directly. You must comply with the seller's return policy in order to be eligible for any possible refund from the seller.
Whilst we have no obligation to mediate or to enforce or execute fulfilment of any contract, we want you to have a safe shopping experience and may intervene in certain circumstances to resolve an issue, in line with our FairPlay Guarantee. Please see our User Agreement for details.
Important Warning:
It is your responsibility to check a seller's delivery and returns policy prior to confirming an order.


text: John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness is one of the most underrated horror films I've ever seen. It features a fuckin' amazing score by Carpenter and longtime associate Alan Howarth and, in my opinion, one of Donald Pleasence's finest acting performances. It recently made its debut on Blu-Ray courtesy of Shout Factory.


text:
Antique Empire Dresser and Organizing the Garage and Garden Shed
If you were in the room today and if we were pals that came over to each other's houses to share life and the goodies we found (like in the show Cougar Town which is awesome), you'd see a giant … Continue reading →
- Subscribe by Email
Apartment Therapy, House*Tweaking, Goedekers
We're Annie and Greg Witkamp (aka the Wits). We salvage, refurbish, design and sell (or hoard) furniture and collectibles. (We also offer our design services, advice, and consultations on furniture or home improvement projects. Contact us in the comments or by email at aandgwit at gmail)
We use craigslist, estate/garage sales, and free items from the curb to breathe new life into. For home improving, we rely on (other than craigslist) outlet and architectural salvage stores, flea markets, and our skills from years of budget living...which involves a lot of using our own two hands to get projects done. It's not much fun or as fulfilling if we're not sweating and getting dirty.
We're all about passion, determination and the challenge of bringing things-be it furniture, houses, machinery-back to glory.
Check out our portfolio page to see some of our work. You can find our furniture pieces in our etsy shop or in the Minneapolis area craigslist...soon to be Seattle.
In December of 2011 we became first time homeowners. The goal is to renovate our 1952 home, every single room and large lot, in a little over 2 years then move to Seattle in the summer of 2014 for Greg's day job. Demo, renovation, budget decorating, DIY and more.
We love doing these projects so much maybe we'll make a full-time business out of them, who knows?
Oh, and if you are a foodie or just want some awesome recipes, visit Annie's food blog, thedabble.com
Henry the Old English Sheepdog and Vivi the Corgi would love for you to follow along on our journey.
Recent Posts
Latest Pins on Pinterest


text:
Who's Hot & Not
- Week 8 Oct. 24 Games
Past Hot and Not:
2007 Hot & Not |
2008 Not & Not
By Richard
Hot …
10. The Ohio Defense No, not the Buckeyes, the Bobcats. Frank Solich's kids have 26 takeaways, two more than any other team in the country. They're stripping in their sleep and have gotten picks from nine different players. Even in Saturday's loss to Kent State, Ohio had two fumble recoveries and an interception. Now, if only the offense could provide a little support.
9. Troy QB Levi Brown Matt Barkley is no longer the only prolific hurler from Troy. Brown has been on a tear since the end of the Florida game in Week 2, leading the Trojans to five straight wins. In the last four games, he's thrown seven touchdown passes without an interception, and just got done strafing North Texas for a career-high 469 yards.
8. Duke QB Thaddeus Lewis Lewis has had the numbers and now the key wins, guiding the Blue Devils to back-to-back ACC victories for the first time since 1994. Over the last four games, three wins, he's thrown for 11 touchdowns and more than 1,300 yards, while turning the ball over just once. Two more wins in the final five games will land Duke that coveted and long-awaited bowl bid.
7. Iowa State Head Coach Paul Rhoads A year after winning just two games and losing its head coach to the SEC, Rhoads has his Cyclones at 5-3 and a win away from bowl eligibility. Iowa State has taken the last two games, including Saturday's shocker in Lincoln for the first time since 1977. The talent isn't scary, but just like their rivals in Iowa State, the 'Clones are finding ways to survive in close, low-scoring games.
6. Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick Now, this is what everyone expected from Kaepernick before the season began. Literally unstoppable during the Pack's current four-game winning streak, he's been a terror on the ground and through the air, accounting for 15 touchdowns and leading the WAC in total offense. In Saturday's 70-45 ambush of previously-sizzling Idaho, he accounted for six touchdowns and rushed for 230 yards.
5. Florida State QB Christian Ponder On a team that wasn't 3-4, Ponder almost certainly would be getting more looks for the Heisman and other individual honors. He's been the only thing keeping the Seminoles from completely circling the drain this fall. Ranked in the top 10 in passing efficiency and total offense, he's thrown eight touchdowns without a pick over the last two weeks, leading Florida State from the depths of despair on Thursday for a critical comeback win over North Carolina.
4. Pittsburgh Not since 1982, when Dan Marino was an amateur, have the Panthers enjoyed a better start than they have this fall. At 7-1, Pitt is climbing quickly in the rankings, winning the last four over Big East foes to stand atop the conference standings. On Saturday, the Panthers destroyed a once-feisty South Florida team, 41-14, getting balance on offense and another terrific effort out of the defense.
3. Georgia Tech The weekend could not have gone much better for the Yellow Jackets. Early in the afternoon, they defeated Virginia in Charlottesville for the first time since 1990 to run their winning streak to five games. Later on in the evening, Tech watched Miami fall in a thriller to Clemson, removing the 'Canes from the top of the Coastal Division. With a clear path to the title game, the Jackets only need to beat Wake Forest and Duke to play for the ACC championship.
2. Kansas State If you had the Wildcats atop the Big 12 North on Halloween, go ahead and send your resume to the HR department. Yeah, they've yet to play the meat of the schedule, but the 'Cats deserve a ton of credit for even getting to 5-3 after starting the year with a four-point win over Massachusetts and ugly losses to UL-Lafayette and UCLA. In recent wins over Texas A&M and Colorado, Kansas State has allowed just 20 points while scoring 82.
1. TCU The Horned Frogs didn't just beat BYU on Saturday in Provo, they sent out a statement to a curious and somewhat skeptical nation. Before the weekend, the Cougars were averaging 38 points. Against Jerry Hughes, Daryl Washington, and the rest of the TCU defense, they managed a single touchdown and 298 total yards. The Frogs have one more statement opportunity, a Nov. 14 visit from Utah, to make a declaration in that bid for a school-first berth in a BCS bowl game.
... and Who's Not? (Week 8)
Bracket information regarding Fresno State in the Gulf Coast Showcase, Boise State honors the late Steve Appleton, and two Mountain West football players are candidates for the Senior CLASS award.
MSN Privacy
Advertise on MSN
About our ads
© 2014 Microsoft


text:
134. Lameness in dairy cattle is at an unacceptably high level. A study of the epidemiology of bovine lameness by the University of Liverpool found that there were about 55 new cases a year for every 100 cows on the farms within the study 4 . The problem is greater than it was 40 years ago. There have been vast changes in dairy cattle production since then including breed, size, nutrition, production and, in particular, housing.
4. Clarkson, M J et al (1993). An Epidemiological Study to Determine the Risk Factors of Lameness in Dairy Cows (ref. CSA 1379). Final report.
135. Lameness is almost always a painful condition and it interferes with a cow's ability to interact fully with her environment, especially her social environment, hence it is a major animal welfare issue. There are many farms where lameness is causing unnecessary pain and unnecessary distress. Yet some stockmen appear not to perceive lameness as a problem and the severity and extent often go unnoticed and untreated.
136. Lameness can cause loss of weight, eventual reduction in milk yield and reduced fertility: all of which may result in early culling. Furthermore, there are costs resulting from veterinary treatments and the need for additional replacement animals. Lameness is not, therefore, only a welfare issue but a cause of considerable economic loss. A cow cannot perform effectively and efficiently if it is repeatedly lame. In the dairy herd, the vast majority of cases of lameness are due to foot problems and the remainder to leg damage. The latter includes swollen knees and hocks caused by poor lying conditions and poorly designed buildings.
137. Too many cows for the number of cubicles and too frequent changing of group composition cause problems, particularly for the more subordinate cows. Poor management, which results in cows having to stand in slurry, also tends to affect the subordinate cow. A combination of these factors can lead to the development of foot problems and lameness. The likelihood of lameness in straw yards increases if the straw is not replenished frequently enough and cows have to stand on wet straw.
138. High yielding cows appear to be more vulnerable to lameness, probably for metabolic reasons associated with high production of milk, and require the highest standard of management to avoid being at risk. While intensive management, largely through feeding, may be a risk factor for foot health, the evidence of this is not convincing (see paragraph 35). Nutrition is more likely to be a major influence if it is very unbalanced or if there has been previous damage to the feet. Care is needed with the introduction to a cubicle house of newly calved cows, especially first calving heifers. Good cubicle comfort and access to suitable forage is essential.
139. Although some farmers have taken action to reduce the incidence of lameness within their herds, others seem to accept it as an inevitable part of dairy farming in spite of the financial implications. This is unacceptable, particularly as sufficient knowledge now exists to enable the industry to reduce significantly the number of lame cattle.
140. All dairy farmers and stockmen must take heed of this serious problem, monitor the situation and take appropriate preventive and corrective action. Veterinary advice may be required. The issue already is a matter of public concern, and if action is not taken, there may ultimately be calls for legislative control. FAWC intends to review the situation in five years and comment to Ministers, as necessary.


text:
Culler, Jonathan D.
Publication Timeline
Most widely held works about Jonathan D Culler
Most widely held works by Jonathan D Culler
Literary theory a very short introduction by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
55 editions published between 1997 and 2011 in English and Undetermined and held by 2,567 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A brief introduction to literary theory that explores the various moves that literary theory has encouraged
Structuralist poetics : structuralism, linguistics, and the study of literature by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
70 editions published between 1975 and 2004 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,891 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This book introduces a new way of studying literature by attempting to create a systematic account of the structure of literary works, rather than studying the meaning of the work. It offers an overview and appraisal of contributions to literary theory of French structuralism and post- structuralism. Culler's new preface answers some of the criticisms leveled at his approach and details how it is still as relevant today as when it was first published
On deconstruction : theory and criticism after structuralism by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
81 editions published between 1982 and 2008 in 3 languages and held by 1,749 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
With an emphasis on readers and reading, the author considers deconstruction in terms of the questions raised by psychoanalytic, feminist, and reader-response criticism. As a result, this book is both an authoritative synthesis of Derrida's thought and an analysis of the often-problematic relation between his philosophical writings and the work of literary critics
The pursuit of signs--semiotics, literature, deconstruction by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
67 editions published between 1980 and 2008 in English and held by 1,564 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
To gain a deeper understanding of the literary movement that has dominated recent Anglo-American literary criticism, The Pursuit of Signs is a must. In a world increasingly mediated, it offers insights into our ways of consuming texts that are both brilliant and bold. Dancing through semiotics, reader-response criticism, the value of the apostrophe and much more, Jonathan Culler opens up for every reader the closed world of literary criticism. Its impact on first publication, in 1981, was immense; now, as Mieke Bal notes, 'the book has the same urgency and acuity that it had then', though today it has even wider implications: 'with the interdisciplinary turn taking hold, literary theory itself, through this book, becomes a much more widespread tool for cultural analysis'
Flaubert; the uses of uncertainty by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
26 editions published between 1974 and 2006 in English and held by 1,270 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Framing the sign : criticism and its institutions by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
19 editions published in 1988 in English and held by 1,121 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Studie over literaire geschiedschrijving en - kritiek
Roland Barthes by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
6 editions published in 1983 in English and Undetermined and held by 812 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Barthes : a very short introduction by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
31 editions published between 1983 and 2008 in 4 languages and held by 736 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Roland Barthes (1915-80) was an 'incomparable enlivener of the literary mind' whose lifelong fascination was with 'the way people make their world intelligible'. He has a multifaceted claim to fame: to some he is the structuralist who outlined a 'science of literature', and the most prominent promoter of semiology; to others he stands not for science but pleasure, espousing literature which gives the reader a creative role." "He called for 'the death of the author', urging that we study not writers but texts, yet he himself published idiosyncratic books rightly celebrated as imaginative products of a personal vision." "Jonathan Culler elucidates the varied theoretical contributions of this 'public experimenter' and describes the many projects which Barthes explored."--BOOK JACKET
On puns : the foundation of letters ( Book )
9 editions published in 1988 in English and held by 579 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The literary in theory by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
11 editions published between 2006 and 2007 in English and held by 559 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Ferdinand de Saussure by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
11 editions published between 1986 and 1991 in English and Undetermined and held by 547 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Saussure by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
40 editions published between 1976 and 1990 in 4 languages and held by 452 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Ferdinand de Saussure by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
11 editions published between 1976 and 1994 in English and Finnish and held by 432 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Just being difficult? : academic writing in the public arena ( Book )
7 editions published in 2003 in English and held by 364 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
American criticism in the poststructuralist age ( Book )
6 editions published in 1981 in English and held by 331 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Grounds of comparison : around the work of Benedict Anderson by Pheng Cheah ( Book )
8 editions published between 1999 and 2013 in English and held by 156 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Benedict Anderson, professor at Cornell and specialist in Southeast Asian studies, is best known for his book Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism (1991). It is no understatement to say that this is one of the most influential books of the last twenty years. Widely read both by social scientists and humanists, it has become an unavoidable document. For people in the humanities, Anderson is particularly interesting because he explores the rise of nationalism in connection with the rise of the novel
Dekonstruktion : Derrida und die poststrukturalistische Literaturtheorie by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
12 editions published between 1988 and 1999 in German and held by 107 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
La poética estructuralista : el estructuralismo, la lingüística y el estudio de la literatura by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
7 editions published between 1978 and 1979 in Spanish and English and held by 104 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Literaturtheorie : eine kurze Einführung by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
11 editions published between 2002 and 2013 in German and held by 104 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Deconstruction : critical concepts in literary and cultural studies by Jonathan D Culler ( Book )
6 editions published in 2003 in English and held by 87 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Audience Level
Related Identities
Associated Subjects
Academic writing Anderson, Benedict R. O'G.--(Benedict Richard O'Gorman), Barthes, Roland Burroughs, William S., College teachers--Language Criticism Criticism--Study and teaching Culler, Jonathan D Deconstruction Derrida, Jacques English language--Rhetoric English language--Style English literature Flaubert, Gustave, France Gysin, Brion Learning and scholarship Linguistics Linguists Literature Literature--Theory, etc Nationalism Nationalism in literature Philologists Poetry Politics and literature Puns and punning Saussure, Ferdinand de, Scholarly publishing Semiotics Semiotics and literature Structuralism Structuralism (Literary analysis) Structural linguistics Uncertainty in literature United States
Alternative Names
Cullar, Jonathan 1944-
Culler, J. 1944-
Culler, J. D. 1944-
Culler, Jonathan
Culler, Jonathan, 1944-
Culler, Jonathan D.
Culler Jonathan D. 1944-....
Kaler, D. 1944-
Kaler, Džonatan 1944-
Kalers, Džonatans, 1944-
Καλλέρ, Τζόναθαν
جوناثان كلر، 1944-
كالر، جوناثان، 1944-
كللر، جوناثان، 1944-
كولر، جوناثان، 1944-
カラー, ジョナサン
English (450)
German (23)
Spanish (10)
Turkish (2)
French (1)
Chinese (1)
Indonesian (1)
Finnish (1)


text:
723 S Broadway has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
723 S Broadway is a 20 minute walk from the METRO METRO at the SHOT TOWER STATION (METRO) S/B stop.
This location is in the Fells Point neighborhood in Baltimore. Nearby parks include Fells Point Historic District, Thames Street Park and Upper Fells Point Community Garden.
Nearby schools include The Crossroads School, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and General Wolfe Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Fleet Street Market, Cinco De Mayo and Ramon Grocery LLC.
Nearby coffee shops include Pitango Gelato, Pitango Gelato Fells Point and Cafe Latte'da. Nearby restaurants include Max's Taphouse, Max's On Broadway and Hot Tomatoes.
723 S Broadway is near Sojourner-Douglass College, Baltimore International College and Constellation Energy Headquarters.


text:
Matson Building in Princeton,Illinois
March 03, 2014
The former library in Princeton, Illinois might one day become a research and history center. Last month, the owner of the Matson Public LIbrary Building gave it to the Bureau County Historical Society.
Society president, Kathy Cartwright, says it was built in 1913 with a gift from local author and historian Nehemiah Matson. And it served as the town library until 2007 when the library moved elsewhere, and the building was sold at auction.
"It's been empty for the last six years, and been sort of sad and neglected, sitting there waiting for new life to be breated into it. And we're hoping we can do that.
Cartwright says the Matson building is in pretty good shape, but will need new plumbing, electric, and other systems, plus an elevator.
"Our biggest consideration is to make the building accessible, and that will be costly. We know it will be a long slow process and we're just going to be patient and try to do a good job in deciding the best use for that building."
The Bureau County Historical Society is now located across the street in Princeton, but she says it's run out of space for its records, pictures, and artifacts.


text:
By Sheila M. Poole
Legend Sandi Patty, looking sleek in a black dress, picked up her 40th Dove Award .
She revealed that she's lost 75 pounds. Patty said God had been working on her on the inside and she wanted to reflect that on the outside.
Patty said she had a number of things on her bucket list including doing "Hello Dolly" on Broadway. Until then, though, she plans to do with something with the orchestra in Indianapolis.
She also praised Atlantan Francesca Battistelli as Female Vocalist of the Year. Battistelli and others performed a medley of Sandy's songs. She said Battistelli may have had the least amount to sing but that she handed that with extreme grace.
April 21st, 2011
9:29 pm
Oh yeah,2011-2012 nfl season is coming,before it ,you can buy baltimore ravens jerseys from our online shops,when the season coming, you will not have no problems for the jerseys of your love baltimore ravens. here we offer all kinds of ravens jerseys,like QB Joe Flacco Jerseys,RB Ray Rice Jerseys,ILB Ray Lewis Jerseys,WR Anquan Boldin Jerseys,T Michael Oher Jerseys,TE Todd Heap Jerseys.for your love team-baltimore ravens,come our onlineshop http://www.baltimoreravensstores.com to buy the jerseys for you.


text:
Posts tagged: Loaded
Longboarding: Timebomb
epic video!
Throwing wheel bombs is fun but NOT recommended. This concept was carried out by trained riders with lots of support and spotters for this video only. It is dangerous, so please DO NOT try at home. Go longboard, have fun.
Members of the O'tang team gather together to play a game of hot potato with a deadly wheel bomb while navigating down mountain roads. Time is ticking; don't hold on tight.
Read video thoughts here: http://www.loadedboards.com/adam2/blog/index.php?2010/07/22/350-timebomb-vide…
MUSIC: "Timebomb" www.beck.com
FILMED BY: Jonathan Jelkin & Adam Colton.
EDITED BY: Jonathan Jelkin
INTRO ANIMATION: Jonathan Jelkin
RIDERS: Patrick Switzer, Kevin Reimer, Kyle Chin, James Kelly, Douglas Dalua Da Silva
- Patrick: Fullbag Elise
- Kevin: Rayne Killswitch
- Kyle: Loaded Dervish / Comet Voodoo
- James: Longboard Larry Sea Calf
- Dalua: Rayne Killswitch
WHEELS: 86a Stimulus, 80a/83a 4 President
Longboarding: Tasio's Bestiary
Another awesome video by Otang Ambassadors… the young (he´s got a future) Tasio "playing" on his Loaded Bhangra … nicee to watch !
"Animated animals exist in Spain. From Film Ambassador Alberto (PerroPro - http://www.youtube.com/user/perroprod) comes a new video documenting a young skater (Tasio) and having fun."
Kickin' the floor !
Eric Jensen show his awesome skills .. make his Loaded Bhangra looks like a gorgeous board ..
That's nice..sick tricks


text:
This week marked the opening of the long-awaited Levi's Stadium, the home of the San Francisco 49ers, along with summer fashion, concerts and food & drink galore.
Search Results for: "concert"
Lady Gaga Confirms Concert in Dubai on 10 September
The big announcement of today was that Lady Gaga has confirmed that the ARTPOP Ball global tour will now kick off its European leg in Dubai on 10 September 2014 due to the addition of a new show at Meydan Racecourse. The announcement was made today by AMI Live and ATW LIVE in association with Live Nation Global Touring.
Spring Jam: Outdoor Concerts, Contests and More
Spring has come to the Rockies, and the official festivities start in Aspen/Snowmass this weekend with the Bud Light Spring Jam running March 14 through 23. It all kicks off with Johnny Cash tribute band Cash'd Out playing a free outdoor show in Aspen on…Read The Full Post
Haute Event: AG Throws Its Fifth Annual Project Concert with Capital Cities and Fitz & The Tantrums
AG once again rocked Las Vegas with a dynamic kickoff concert from the newly opened Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas on Tuesday night. Capital Cities opened for Fitz & The Tantrums, with each band performed hour-long sets for 2,000 guests. Lindsay Ellingson guest deejayed…Read The Full Post
A Global A-list Gathers for David Aaron's Born Again Baldwins Private Dinner then Concert at Bardot
On Sunday evening in Miami, one of Miami's most eligible, yet under the radar bachelors, Mr. David Aaron, gathered fifty of his closest friends and a-list relatives for a surprise evening that included a surprise dinner for a select few, followed by a concert by…Read The Full Post
The Academy Presents its Inaugural Oscar Concert
The Academy is breaking new ground in 2014. After 85 years in existence, Oscar is putting on his very first concert.
Jack Johnson Confirms Concert in Sao Paulo
Do you like the quiet and intimate music of Jack Johnson? If so, you're in luck if you are in Sao Paulo on March 14th! The singer will be at the Espaço das Américas, venue in the traditional district of Barra Funda. Tickets go on…Read The Full Post
Piaget Presents the Segerstrom Center for the Arts' 40th Candlelight Concert
Segerstrom Center for the Arts celebrated the 40th anniversary of its Candlelight Concert and simultaneously raised $2.2 million for charity earlier this month. During the Piaget-sponsored holiday gala, a crowd of 400 guests gathered to support the Center and honor the past chairs of the Candlelight Concerts.
Pop-up Piano Miami and the Related Group End Concert Series with a Celebrity Jam Session at Paraiso Bay
Pop-Up Piano Miami and The Related Group's 3-day "Hyde and Seek" concert series wrapped Saturday evening with a star-studded jam session at Paraiso Bay. Rami Jaffee of the Foo Fighters, P!nk's violinist Jessy Greene, Dave Krusen of Pearl Jam and Norah Jones' guitarist Jason Abraham…Read The Full Post
Brazilian Symphony Orchestra special concert
On 8 December, the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra will present a special concert to end the year. Under the baton of conductor Roberto Minczuk, the show will be the traditional and classic Sala of São Paulo. The address is Praça Júlio Prestes, 16 – Santa Cecilia.


text:
|1 Comment
|9 Comments
Recent Comments:
Win a pony from WoW.com {WoW}
Apr 16th 2010 9:07AM Exciting! Count me in pls!
BlizzCon 2009: Guild Leveling and Talents {WoW}
Aug 22nd 2009 11:54PM They said there will be permissions for who can spend the Guild Currency, so I assume that it means it will be like any other guild access and controlled by the Gm who will set the access.
I can see where this will have the ability to cause problems but I think most good guild who are forward thinking will want to get the heirloom patterns for their members. Though there will probably prioritizing based on what is released to be purchased.
I mean as far as I can tell the guild buys access to one pattern, let's say a leather chest, and then all the guilds leatherworkers can get that pattern, and anyone in guild can wear that item. I would think since it goes back to the GB after you leave a guild that would mean that once you have level up with the chest you can return it to the GB for someone else to use, but I could be wrong about that.
BlizzCon 2009: Guild Leveling and Talents {WoW}
Aug 22nd 2009 11:46PM I am not sure I understand this comment. I am an assistant GM and I don't see how the guild could possibly get peoples' personal gold if they themselves don't make a donation. If anything it seems to me like guild members will have more gold implementing the gold gain talent. They way I understand it is a boss that drops 100g will still drop that 100g for those in the raid who will pocket 10g each but it will also drop a small percentage more which goes right into the GB, so there will be less need for donations from guildies personal gold than before.. No one is taking anything from anyone.
Arcane Brilliance: What Cataclysm will mean to Mages, part 1 {WoW}
Aug 22nd 2009 2:23PM I think he means the effectiveness of what you create and not the 15% skill point bonus, much like with injectors for engineers as opposed to the Draenai JC skill bonus
BlizzCon 2009: Goblin backstory and zone info {WoW}
Aug 21st 2009 9:04PM Am I the only one who thinks the female goblins look adorable? I play mostly alliance and will definitely be rolling a worgen but I can also see myself rolling a lady goblin- some of their racials are pretty awesome too
Tuesday Morning Post: Down to the Wire edition {WoW}
Aug 4th 2009 5:12AM I am not saying one way or another but a whole different set of realms had extended maintenance last week, which could have been blizz splitting up prep for the patch, so that argument against isn't really solid.
World of Warcraft Patch 3.2 going live {WoW}
Aug 4th 2009 5:07AM @ Mass
Am i not correct in remembering that last week a whole different set of realms had extended maintenance? Could that have not been prep for the patch?
World of Warcraft Patch 3.2 going live {WoW}
Aug 4th 2009 4:57AM You aren't alone. I cannot even get teh world of warcraft main website to come up.
World of Warcraft Patch 3.2 going live {WoW}
Aug 4th 2009 4:55AM As to the only some servers are having extended maintenance argument against the patch being today, am I the only one who remembers an entire set of different realms having extended maintenance last week?
Sexy Mary Jane Statue Causes Quite the Stir {Cinematical}
May 27th 2007 3:00PM I'm a woman, and I do laundry. I guess I'm merely perpetuating the objectification of women instead of just liking to wear clean clothes.
Who's to say it isn't Spidey's turn to mop or that next week it's his turn to do the laundry? Maybe MJ was letting the clothes soak and went out to meet her girls in the mean time and that's why she's dressed that way.
Ridiculous excuses?
No more ridiculous than it is to project all your own bias and liberated feminist all men are out to get us propaganda onto a statue of a FICTIONAL character in a COMIC BOOK. It is meant to be a collectors item that is true to the character as portrayed in the series and not as a statement towards the position of all women in society,.
Get over it!


text:
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival and its Market (Mifa): the annual appointment for over 7,000 professionals.
Discover all the key moments of the day >>> more info
Check out the 2014 conference summaries. >>> more info
Revisit the highlights from Annecy 2014 >>> more info
Check out the Festival programme! >>> more info
Discover what's on the programme at the Mifa including Share With and Territory Focus sessions, Mifa Pitches... >>> more info
Find out what goes on behind the scenes of an animated film production. >>> more info
Published 16th July 2014 - 13 conferences were proposed during Annecy 2014. You can now check out the summaries online. >>> Read more
Published 03rd July 2014 - After the Annecy Festival, a selection of short films was recently presented to school children in elementary schools and colleges in Haute-Savoie. >>> Read more
Published 01st July 2014 - Annecy 2014 came to an end amidst a deluge of prizes, including the much sought after Cristals for a short and feature film. >>> Read more
Published 23rd June 2014 - Browse through the Annecy 2014 Replay online to discover a selection of stand-out events from this year's Festival. >>> Read more
Publié le 23 sept 2014 par Mercedes Milligan - In accordance with its proud tradition of mercilessly tackling the hot-button issues of the day, a new promo for season 18 of Comedy Central's South Park (premiering... >>> Lire la suite
Publié le 23 sept 2014 par Mercedes Milligan - One of the year's most successful short films will be available for online viewing next week as Shortoftheweek.com prepares for the web premiere of Eoin Duffy's The... >>> Lire la suite
Publié le 23 sept 2014 par Mercedes Milligan - Imagine the heart pounding thrill of a magical New York Comic Con panel where anyone from your favorite Cartoon Network comedy series can show up, and anything could happen!... >>> Lire la suite
Publié le 23 sept 2014 par Mercedes Milligan - In celebration of the silver anniversary of Masamune Shirow's original manga, Anchor Bay Entertainment is releasing Ghost in the Shell: 25th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray —... >>> Lire la suite
Publié le 23 sept 2014 par Mercedes Milligan - A 2D toon concept titled Wulfie will be one of nine projects boasting Irish ancestry at the Cartoon Forum in Toulouse, France this week. The series is produced by Wulfie... >>> Lire la suite
Published 23rd Sept 2014 - Décavision multiplex is giving you the opportunity to see or see again some of the greatest films to have come out of studio Ghibli. >>> Read more
Published 22nd Sept 2014 - CITIA is joining forces with businesses in and around Annecy to support its bid to obtain La French Tech label. >>> Read more
Published 09th July 2014 - While waiting for the next Forum Blanc, have a look at the highlights of the last one. >>> Read more


text:
Current Time
user posts + reviews
By AnnaBohaGlass
Joined: Apr 19, 2013
Posts: 1
Posted on: April 19, 2013 at 11:26AMI go to Barcelona to buy art glass bowls and vases. You should really go and see Gaudi's architecture while you are there. It is absolutely stunning. Anna@BohaGlass report a problem


text:
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Chris Paul scored 11 of his team's final 13 points in the Los Angeles Clippers' 101-95 win over the Brooklyn Nets.
Paul finished with 29 points and 11 assists for the Clippers, who won back-to- back games for the first time this month.
"I tried to be aggressive, we got into the bonus early and I was able to attack. We got some big stops when we needed and got some big shots when we needed. We had good spurts tonight, but we have to put it all together for the playoffs," Paul, who had 19 points in the fourth, said.
DeAndre Jordan added 13 points and 12 rebounds in the victory.
Deron Williams tallied 18 points and nine assists, while Brook Lopez also poured in 18 for Brooklyn, which had won seven of its last nine road tilts coming in.
"We put ourselves in a position to win and they did a better job of closing it out," Brooklyn head coach P.J. Carlesimo.
After Lopez's dunk tied the game at 90-90 with 2:32 remaining, Paul hit a jumper and Jamal Crawford got into the passing lane for a steal and easy dunk for a 94-90 Clippers edge with 48 seconds left.
Joe Johnson's running bank shot made it a one-possession game before Paul's extraordinary three-point play at the other end made it a five-point margin. He dribbled into the paint and as he was going up for a floater he lost control of the ball, which made him double-clutch his shot. As he was on his way down, he somehow got his shot up and it dropped.
Johnson missed a triple at the other end and Paul hit two more free throws to seal the outcome.
The Clippers led 25-24 after a quarter of play, but Brooklyn outscored them 25-22 in the second to take a 49-47 edge into the break.
The Nets headed into the final frame with a 75-70 spread, but an 11-5 LA swing gave the hosts an 81-80 lead.
Los Angeles held a 46-34 points in the paint edge and 16-9 spread in fast
break points ... Reggie Evans snatched 16 rebounds for Brooklyn ... Crawford
recorded 13 points.
© 2012 WTVQ-TV, LLC | Site Map | Terms of Use | Privacy Statement | FCC Compliance | Employment | Advertise on ABC36 | Contact Us
WTVQ.com supports children's privacy rights. All persons under the age of 13 MUST have parental permission to use this website and direct parental supervision is strongly recommended.


text:
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
New Customer ? Start Here.
Can't find what you're looking for? Shop all ink and toner cartridges by brand
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Item: DPR00910CT Model: 00910CT
Dial® Gold bar soap features antibacterial deodorant that prevents the spread of harmful germs and bacteria. Soap is ideal for hand wash and conveniently sits next to sinks, sold as 72 per case.
|Hand Soap Type
|Bar Soap
|Reg :
|- $1.05
|Price after savings:
|$4.74 3 Boxes/Pack
This Web site is intended for use by US residents only. See International Sites. See our delivery policy for full details. Copyright 1998-2014, Staples, Inc., All Rights Reserved.


text:
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Follow us:
Time Warner Cable video customers:Sign in with your TWC ID to access our video clips.
Sign in
To view our videos, you need to
install Adobe Flash 9 or above. Install now.
Then come back here and refresh the page.
On this date in...
1776...General George Washington's bodyguard, Thomas Hickey, is hanged on the corner of Grand and Chrystie Streets after being convicted of mutiny and sedition.
1969...A pre-dawn riot breaks out when cops raid the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar on Christopher Street. The "Stonewall Riots" become the touchstone for the gay rights movement.
Today's New York birthdays include funnyman Mel Brooks, born in Brooklyn in 1926.
Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
© 1999-2014 Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Web design and web development by Tipit.


text:
(Source: humortrain)
via:collegehumor source:humortrain
(Source: humortrain)
When Miley Cyrus is naked & licks a hammer it's "art" and "music".. but when I do it, I'm "wasted" and "have to leave Home Depot"
Seriously, I don't know if it's just my luck, but nothing EVER fucking works out in the end for me. Literally nothing good ever stays and it pisses me the fuck off…
Urinal Separates the Men from the Boys
Stand tall, son. One day this will all be yours.
"Where are the kids? Where are the kids!"
TLDNR: What if the Apocalypse Really Does Come on 12/21/12 [Click for full article]
The Mayans long ago created a calendar that is set to expire on 12/21/12. Many across the world have interpreted this as a doomsday prophecy and are flocking to areas of supposed significance, awaiting the end of times. The chance that a pre-Columbian society with an admittedly advanced understanding of heavenly motion – though not nearly as advanced as ours now – could predict the expiration date of earth more than five hundred years in the future is, to put it kindly, remote. However, as with all analysis of likelihoods, there is of course a chance that the Mayans could be correct. And that would just suck, right?!
All this time we could have been having orgies, experimenting with lethal drugs and stealing military planes to go for joy rides, but, whoops, didn't believe the Mayans! Instead of writing this stupid article I could be out eating a hundred lobsters, literally stuffing myself with lobster until my stomach walls ripped open, because, hey, why not? Or I could be stuffing you with lobsters. We could do it to each other with lobsters. At an orgy. On that military plane that flies in a parabolic arc so that the passengers achieve weightlessness. We could be doing that, but we didn't believe the Mayans. [Keep Reading]


text:
AUCTIONS: AUCTION TONIGHT 5:30pm 3000 S. ILLINOIS ST. BELLEVILLE, IL Check our website for pictures: www. auctionzip.com #3245More info Email a friend
PERSONALS: Jerry Calvin-Happy Belated Birthday. Joyous is your unknown town. I believe in yesterday, welcome my friend if you see him. Best wishes,Love LynnMore info Email a friend
FREE: 0000000000000000000000 FREE PICK UP of Anything Metal! Big or Small! Includes Appliances & Vehicles. Call Brian Anytime. 618-979-0441. Will also pick up most electronics for free.More info Email a friend
CONTINUING EDUCATION: AIRLINE MECHANIC CAREERS START HERE- GET FAA CERTIFICATION TRAINING. FINANCIAL AID IF QUALIFIED . JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE. GET STARTED BY CALLING AIM 800-481-8312More info Email a friend
CONTINUING EDUCATION: Become a licensed Home Inspector Pre-licensing Course over two weekends (six days total) Classes start Friday, October 3 More Information/ Register Now 847-217-5958 www.learninspections. comMore info Email a friend


text:
I was sent a few pairs of sunglasses last week by Smart Buy Sunglasses. They asked what my favourite brand was and I obliged with Ray Ban, of course. I may really like the sunglasses but I like all of you more so I'll be giving away a pair of Ray Ban's at the end of the week, all you have to do is follow me on Twitter here: The Expressionist & Facebook here: The Expressionist, leave a tweet and comment about why you should win.
Good luck! p.s. Hope the video I shot, I'll be posting another set of photographs with another Ray Ban video on Wednesday of myself photographed and shot by Stacey Van Der Walt of Mulatto Grey.
Photographed & Filmed by: The Expressionist
Like on Facebook: The Expressionist Follow on Twitter: The Expressionist
- moonxxw0lf likes this
- lufunolookbook likes this
- lindsaystandfast likes this
- theexpressionistfilms reblogged this from anthonybila and added:
SHADES OF SOUTH AFRICA | STACEY Photographed & Filmed by: The Expressionist Like on Facebook: The Expressionist Follow...
- anthonybila posted this


text:
One of my own photographs…. I love this bird! I love this bird! Luv it.
Leucistic Dark-eyed Junco compared to a regular one. I love their cute black heads.
Yellow-throated Bunting (by Hiyashi Haka)
Leucisitic House Finch compared to a regular one.
The Tao of impressing a female, ~~
Tufted titmouse by zendeb on Flickr.
I know i haven't posted anything in a while, but I wanted to spread the word about this event.
I have entered my group, Orchids, into The Grammy's Amplifier contest! What I would like from everyone is to go to this link and click the "share to Facebook" button on the page. We would really appreciate it if you reblogged this post to further spread the word! Please get the word out to as many people as you can! I have no expectations of winning this competition at all, but this could really help us branch out and reach new people who might really enjoy our music! Again, please support us by spreading this post as much as you can! ;3;
"Greatly influenced in popular Japanese culture, gaming, anime, and art - our team photographs, reviews, and show tons of real-time content on geek media!"
- Thanks Japan -
☆ (⌒▽⌒) ☆
We are a new group- About a month new, but I need my lovely followers to help spread the news about us.
u fish food now
An eraser in sketchy waters


text:
Written by:
It's a smell that I don't know, but yet...it seems so familiar
it's a smell of all my favorite flowers--picked up, blended, shaken and stirred all in one
- tulips and carnations, daisies and roses...floating lillies and patches of posies.
this unforgettable smell, makes my mind wonder
exotic fruits and sweet blends taste bitter in my mouth, makes my heart fonder
it's a smell that lingers in the air...
gives me goose bumps and makes the hairs on my arms stand up and salute.
it's a smell I don't mind to swallow, a smell like a puppy, I follow
I inhale this smell like smoke, sometimes I inhale so much, thought I'd choke.
this smell like voodoo, have me under spells.
this aroma that spark my fire
light my flame
drizzle over your body like a mist
this smell has me hugging grounds and clouds I kiss
...this smell is your fragrance
this smell is your perfume.


text:
Many guises of an equities trader
04 Feb 2013
A jack of all trades is a master of none, or so a wise man once said. It is an adage that some European equities traders are trying desperately hard to disprove.
Take a Financial News trial today:
- Breaking industry news & commentary
- 10 year searchable archive
- FN Powerlists & Special Reports
- FN on mobile and iPad
Does your company already have an FN licence? Email us now
Most Read
Most Emailed
Banco Santander's scrip dividend diet is unhealthy
Spanish banks have been compensating for a lack of capital by feeding investors an unhealthy diet of sweet-tasting scrip dividends
From The Wall Street Journal


text:
a journal of inspiration.
a steady stream of images, ideas, & beauty that moves me.
cool 8D
Os Gemeos mural on the Greenway in Boston. Via thefoxisblack.com
Oh i saw this!
yooo I ate dinner on the grass there the other day with hisribcage and a couple of peeps :)
Loading posts...


text:
Off Belay forum
View latest messages in My Forums
This topic has been archived, and won't accept reply postings.
Topic - Bus lane fines
climberuk - on 20 Nov 2012
Has anyone managed to appeal a bus lane fine and been successful?
I just got the notice through today. From what I remember I was dropping someone off and there were no parking spaces (you have to cross the bus lane to get to them anyway). So I moved into the bus lane, dropped them off then went straight back into the other lane. About 10s in the bus lane and no buses or taxis to be seen in it. I would have been in the bus lane longer if I had found a space and started parallel parking.
It all seems a bit unfair to say that I was in the bus lane so pay up and that is that given I wasn't an obstruction and was only there for a matter of seconds. Can I appeal on the basis of common sense? If I do so and they reject my appeal then i'll have to pay Ł60 instead of the reduced Ł30 for paying within 14 days.
... not showing 16 replies to this topic ...
Register as a New User or login to gain full access to the forums. Registration is quick and completely free.
If you are definitely logged on, press Ctrl+F5 keys to reload this page [read more]
Unregistered users can only read messages in the most recent topics.
This topic has been archived, and won't accept reply postings.
My Forums


text:
The Tri Glide Ultra Classic is a full-feature, factory motorcycle built to confidently chase the horizon with long-haul comfort and freedom on three wheels. The Harley-Davidson Trike platform brings original-equipment design, quality and service to the three-wheel motorcycle segment.
The 2012 Harley Davidson Tri Glide Ultra Classis is powered by a Twin Cam 103 powerplant which is mated on a six speed transmission and delivers an average fuel consumption of 38 mpg.
For 2012, the Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra Classic offers new paint color options, black powder-coated engine with chrome covers, chrome 2-1-2 dual exhaust with tapered mufflers, 7-Spoke Black-and-Machined Cast Aluminum wheels and a Lexan windshield.
Other features offered by the American motorcycle include the 80-watt, four-speaker Harman/Kardon Advanced Audio System with CD/MP3 player and CB/Intercom, 40-watt CB radio and intercom system and electronic cruise control.
Hit the jump for more information on the 2012 Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra Classic.


text:
A lot of our virus infection comes from USB keys. I want to block the access to usb keys, but first I have to persuade the managment to authorize it. I have recopilated a lot of information about the risks that usb keys are for organizations, but I would like to add informatión about how much viruses infections do we have because the usb drives.
I have tried to get a "Virus report" to analize the data, but unfortunately that report doesn't include the path of the file analized (if I had that, I could do some work in excel to get the percentage of virus that comes from F: ang G: drives). The information is available (you can see it if you click in the "show details" link) but not in a "excel friendly" format.
Anybody knows how I can get that information from the OCSE 10.1 console? Is there any alternative?
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
I answer my self,
The information is not shown in screen, but it is shown when yo export to CSV.


text:
Starbucks Coffee
The Lesser of All Evils & Near Deadly Drinks
An Insider Peak At Your Daily Fix
I have tried to give up coffee a couple of times.
First it was because I understood that tea was better for you.
The second was because I read that coffee is bad for your skin.
The third time was because I came to the realization that I was an addict – drinking a pot by myself almost every morning.
If that wasn't bad enough, the amount of artificial hazelnut Coffee Mate and Splenda I added in was another hard to even publicize, shameful habit that I knew I had to break, but admittedly still haven't.
It tastes good and its one of life's few legal and permissible social and solo pleasures that in the scheme of life isn't soooo bad. Right?
You decide. Here's what I found out*:
Enjoy Your Coffee And Drink It Too
A Starbuck's Venti (because why go for a grande or even tall) Skim Latte -- my out of house coffee choice is:
- 170 calories,
- 5 grams of fat,
- 25 grams of carbs
- 23 grams of sugar
- 16 grams of protein
- 60% Calcium
- 190 mgrams of sodium and
- 0% Iron
I explored what would happen if I experimented with VSL's close cousin, Venti Soy Latte, and learned that this was just a little more of the same:
- 220 calories
- 6 grams of fat
- 30 grams of carbs.
- 23 grams of sugar
- 11 grams of protein
- 50% Calcium
- 170 mgrams of sodium and
- 10% Iron
Even my summer favorite the Light Venti Frappuccino was a no-brainer dessert or heat surviving treat. Here are the vitals:
- 180 calories
- 1 gram of fat
- 34 grams of carbs
- 23 grams of sugar
- 9 grams of protein
- 20% Calcium
- 320 mgrams of sodium (yikes, who'd have thunk)
- 0% Iron
When Your Daily Dose Takes a Serious Dive
I confess, I've never ordered this – A Venti White Chocolate Mocha...wonder why?
- 620 calories
- 27 grams of fat (17 grams saturated fat)
- 74 grams of sugar
- 78 grams of carbs
- 19 grams of protein
- 60% Calcium
- 310 mgrams of sodium
- 2% Iron
And how about this seasonal favorite -- the Venti Pumpkin Spice Latte with Whole Milk?
- 510 calories
- 20 grams of fat (12 grams saturated fat)
- 61 grams of sugar
- 64 grams of carbs
- 18 grams of protein
- 60% Calcium
- 280 mgrams of sodium
- 2% Iron
And finally if you want to go for the ultimate in not even close to coffee concoctions there's always the Double Chocolate Chip Frappuccino. A Venti could just about kill you.
- 670 calories
- 27 grams of fat (12 grams saturated fat)
- 82 grams of sugar
- 107grams of carbs
- 19 grams of protein
- 50% Calcium
- 420 mgrams of sodium
- 20% Iron
With these profiles who needs to worry about the caffeine! Long gone are the days when you could stand at the counter and order "a regular."
The Good Fairy
* According to Starbucks.com Nutritionals


text:
(23 images)
Follow The Frame on Twitter at sacbee_theframe
Right - In this January 1966 file photo, First Cavalry Division medic Thomas Cole, from Richmond, Va., looks up with one uncovered eye as he treats a wounded Staff Sgt. Harrison Pell during a firefight in the Central Highlands in Vietnam, between U.S. troops and a combined North Vietnamese and Vietcong force. AP / Henri Huet
Right - In this Jan. 9, 1964 file photo, a South Vietnamese soldier uses the end of a dagger to beat a farmer for allegedly supplying government troops with inaccurate information about the movement of Viet Cong guerrillas in a village west of Saigon, Vietnam. AP / Horst Faas
Right - In this April 29, 1975 file photo, people try to scale the 14-foot wall of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, trying to reach evacuation helicopters, as the last of the Americans depart from Vietnam. AP / Neal Ulevich


text:
Text size:
CAMBRIDGE - Henry County Circuit Court Judge Ted Hamer found probable cause Monday to send two Kewanee men to trial for methamphetamine-related felonies.
Robert F. Barnes, 26, faces charges of Class 1 felony methamphetamine manufacturing, Class 2 felony conspiracy to deliver methamphetamine and Class 2 felony possession of methamphetamine-manufacturing material.
Tyler J. Burcham, 21, is charged with Class 2 felony unlawful delivery of methamphetamine, Class 2 felony conspiracy to deliver methamphetamine and Class 2 felony possession of methamphetamine, less than five grams.
Kewanee Police Officer Sean Lay said officers set up a controlled buy of methamphetamine through a confidential source on April 21 in a parking lot. He said they bought .3 grams of the drug and immediately took Mr. Burcham into custody.
He said Mr. Burcham cooperated with authorities and called Mr. Barnes, then police took Mr. Burcham to Mr. Barnes home at 621 Lincoln St., Kewanee. Mr. Barnes initially refused to exit his mobile home, but did, and reportedly admitted to police he had meth-making material inside, Officer Lay said.
According to officer, police found meth-making materials inside, and called a methamphetamine response team to dispose of the materials.
Both men remained in Henry County Jail on Monday afternoon. Mr. Barnes' bail is $200,000, and Mr. Burcham's is $50,000. Pre-trial conferences were set for May 23.
A second preliminary hearing set for Mr. Barnes on a different case was continued to May 6. In that case, he is charged with two counts Class 3 felony aggravated battery/public place.
Davenport, IA Details
Grandma's German Potato Soup
(More recipes)
|(More Print Ads)


text:
John Kenneth Holt (born 11 July 1947) Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer and songwriter.
John Holt
This entry is from Wikipedia, the user-contributed encyclopedia. It may not have been reviewed by professional editors and is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike Creative Commons License. If you find the biography content factually incorrect, defamatory or highly offensive you can edit this article at Wikipedia. Find out more about our use of this data.
Links & Information
- Wikipedia article on John Holt (singer)
- Last.fm page on John Holt
- Discogs at discogs.com/artist/29821
- MusicBrainz entry on John Holt
Member Of
Links & information come from MusicBrainz. You can add or edit information about John Holt at musicbrainz.org. Find out more about our use of this data. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.


text:
Established in 1951 by the Session of the Presbyterian Church of Toms River, Westminster is one of the oldest and largest nonprofit nursery schools in the state of New Jersey. This year Westminster Nursery School completed our 59th anniversary as a preschool. WNS is an integral part of the Christian Education program of our church under the Commission of Christian Education of our Session and administered by a Board of Directors. Our Fall enrollment of 510 children consists of 300 four year olds and 210 three year olds. Many of our families ask about our church and church school programs for children. As a result, Westminster is an important outreach to the community. Some families become church members each year. The purpose of our school is to provide a Christian atmosphere where experienced, qualified teachers encourage young children to develop positive feelings about themselves and others. The focus of our curriculum is on the total child: their social-emotional, intellectual and physical growth. Developmentally appropriate academic experiences are offered, enabling each child to acquire skills at their own individual level of readiness. At WNS, we believe that "early childhood is not only where our future begins, but that childhood should be a joyous journey, not a race."
The school is accredited by the NJ Department of Human Services. It occupies rooms in the education wing of the church. The staff consists of more than 27 certified teachers and assistants and operates September through June on the public school calendar. Further information can be obtained by calling Westminster Nursery School at (732) 349-0535 or visiting our website at www.wnstr.org.


text:
It's late and you have to print out some reports to take with you to a meeting. Your printer runs out of one colour of ink and holds your whole job hostage until you can put in a new cartridge. You have none and the ink cartridge store doesn't open until tomorrow morning. All you need is the black or that last little bit of colour left in the "empty cartridge". What to do?
Note: These instructions are for a Brother multi function printer. Print quality will degrade as ink cartridges really do become empty.
Step 1: Items You Will Need
- Thin electrical tape or thin opaque tape.
(Don't use old tape where the adhesive has become gummy)
Step 2: Cartridge Compartment
Locate the ink cartridge compartment and open the cover according to the instructions in your printer manual.
Step 4: Examine the Cartridge
Locate the clear plastic panel that shows how much ink is in the cartridge.
Step 7: Finishing the Tape
Wrap the remaining tape around the side of the cartridge and make sure there are no corners or edges sticking out.
I did this and my cartridge lasted for another two months! Cheers Mate!
information. Thank you
For squeezing the last drops out this is great.
I guess if you keep running it to dryness it will suck air in and the machine will need "priming" after the new cartridge is installed?


text:
Don't Fly Optimistically
Be on guard for the inappropriateness of optimism when it comes to flying. The duty of aviators is to be on guard for "what if…?" Having the attitude that, "oh, what's the chance of that?" is something to save for ground based offices and non-life-threatening risks. read »Jeffrey Reich, CAM, None


text:
The Ventrac SA250 Sidewalk Drop Spreader
SnowEx Liquid Solutions provides comprehensive offering for equipment, materials and training.
DuraClass Sidewinder Dump Body
How to prepare your skid steer for winter snow removal operations.
Tips to save money and pick the right insurance for your winter snow removal business
Case Introduces Snow Removal Package for SR250 and SV300 Skid Steers
Toro's Power Clear single-stage snowblower is designed for professional contractors.
SnowWolf Ultra Series Blades
The Road Pro 32-Series is specifically designed for 10,000- to 26,000-GVW vehicles and includes Meyer's EZ-Mount Plus system.
SnowEx says its SS-4000 walk-behind rotary broom with plow attachment is designed to provide unmatched productivity for sidewalk applications.
The BrineXtreme Brine Maker from Henderson Products
In addition to seeing the UTVs on the indoor show floor, attendees will have the opportunity to get hands-on with exhibitors offering test tracks in the Outdoor Demo Area.
Model 775 dual-motor electric auger spreader
Boss Snowplow adds Stainless Steel Super-Duty & Super-Duty Trip-Edge Plows to product lineup following popularity of DXT model


text:
Forever 21 asked us to make a 30 second "appreciation" video of reasons why we love them;
I took that 30 seconds to scream at Corporate for still not carrying a size 5 shoe. I have been shopping there since 2004, & am still just as pissed. Fuck you & your shoes.
Posted on Monday, January 7th at 03:14PM with 7 notes
tagged as: small feet, problems, forever21, photobooth, seester,
tagged as: small feet, problems, forever21, photobooth, seester,
- lovingyouxox likes this
- up0ndeafears likes this
- el-borrach0 said: U R A Q T
- el-borrach0 likes this
- uh-mericaaa posted this


text:
The Beautiful & the Damned II
Three Colour Reduction Lino Print
1/10 Limited Editions
I Want to be Adored
5 Limited Editions
Lino Print with Hand Colouring
Mrs Peacock - Blue
Reduction linocut print
Limited Edition 1/5
Mrs Peacock - Purple
Limited Edition 1/4
Nouveau Lino. Limited Edition (1/10) Lino print in purple with addition of gold ink.
'Gemma Peacock' - Limited Edition Reduction Linocut with Gold detail