text:
Recent Posts
- September 2014
- August 2014
- July 2014
- June 2014
- May 2014
- April 2014
- March 2014
- February 2014
- January 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- September 2013
- August 2013
- July 2013
- June 2013
- May 2013
- April 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
Category Archives: Restaurants
Cork Wine Bar, 14UP
I hope our city's young 14th Street dwellers remember the time when Cork was one of the few good dining options on 14th Street; now, these pioneers have been "joined" by a good dozen other medium-high-end restaurants within walking distance. What used … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Restaurants Tagged 14UP, Patio, Small Plates, Wine Bar Comments Off
Blaze Pizza, Bethesda
I had lunch at the Westfield Montgomery (formerly Montgomery Mall) Blaze Pizza today at around 11:45 (they opened at 11, and I was ticket #9). If you're standing outside, facing the Cheesecake Factory, go into the entrance on your left (do this despite the daunting … Continue reading
Posted in MD, Restaurants Tagged Bethesda, Pizza, Pizzeria, Quick-Serve, Westfield Montgomery Comments Off
Shake Shack, Tysons Corner
The Tysons Corner Shake Shack is, for the moment, extremely difficult to find if you're inside the mall (if you're outside the mall, don't even bother). The best instruction (also for the moment) I can give you is this: Head … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA Tagged Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, New York Chain, Quick-Serve, Tysons Corner Comments Off
Brookland Pint, Brookland
I walked into Brookland Pint – the sibling restaurant to John Andrade's Meridian Pint and Smoke and Barrel - last night, not realizing just how much publicity it had gotten pre-opening. Well, it's safe to say, "The word got out." The … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Restaurants Tagged American, Beer, Brookland, Monroe Street Market, Tavern Comments Off
Restaurant Week Summer 2014: Pizzeria Orso and Willow Rocked It
During this past week, I went to Pizzeria Orso and Willow two times apiece. On one visit, I got the three-course Restaurant Week menus for $35.14, and on the other visit, I ordered a few small plates a la carte … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA Tagged American, Arlington, Falls Church, Pizzeria, Restaurant Week, Small Plates Comments Off
Spacebar, Falls Church, VA
I stopped by Spacebar last night and had a #11, House Tuna Salad ($8.50) with Provolone and Swiss on Rye, and it was good – they grill the tuna salad on the flattop before doing anything else, so it's a variation on … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA Tagged Bar, Beer, Dive Bar, Falls Church, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Sandwiches, Tater Tots Comments Off
Pupatella, Arlington, VA
(See the June 21, 2011 Review here.) Confession time. A few years ago, I had called Pupatella the new king of pizza in the DC area, having wrested that (unofficial, but correct) award away from Comet Ping Pong, which had … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA Tagged Arlington, Ballston, Neopolitan Pizza, Patio, Pizza, Pizzeria Comments Off
Ghibellina, 14UP
(See the March 12, 2014, Review here.) I had a friend in town, and went to Ghibellina to try their world-beating pizza, perhaps the best in all of Washington, DC right now. After waiting for awhile, she had a San … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Restaurants Tagged 14UP, Charcuterie, Cheese, Italian, Pizza Comments Off
Fuego Cocina y Tequileria, Clarendon
After a painful visit to the Apple Store, I stopped in for a light meal at Fuego. It was hot out, so I wanted something light and quenching, ordering a La Constancia Suprema, a 4.5% ABV American-styled lager from El … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, VA Tagged Arlington, Clarendon, Mexican Comments Off
B Too, 14UP
I had driven nearly 1,500 miles in the past week, and had just rolled in from Morgantown, dropping off my two teenage companions in Fairfax. I was exhausted, my back was hurting, and I needed to tinkle. It was nearly … Continue reading


text:
Tony Blair denies backing the Conservatives to win 2015 general election
Tony Blair has denied backing the Conservatives to win the next general election.
29 November 2012
26 November 2012
There are few international props who can draw a diagram explaining the workings of a heart. Earlier this month, when a leading South African rugby writer sat down next to Springbok prop Jannie Du Plessis and tried to translate into Afrikaans the team doctor's detailed explanation why Tendai 'Beast' Mtawarira was suffering mild heart palpitations, the big man leant over and asked for the notebook and pen.
22 November 2012
20 November 2012
19 November 2012
Despite having three captain candidates missing through injury and the team coming under fire from former greats, Australia put on a remarkable display against England.
18 November 2012
15 November 2012
13 November 2012
The Rugby Football Union made a £6.3m loss in the last financial year thanks to the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
13 November 2012
Fly-half's experience is in short supply but he says coach's decision to ditch old guard has let others be heard
09 November 2012

subset: commoncrawl


text:
On May 30, ARL joined the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), American Library Association (ALA), Medical Library Association (MLA), and Special Libraries Association (SLA) in a letter (PDF) to the Committee on House Administration, thanking the committee for rejecting the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) recommendation that the US Government Printing Office (GPO) consider charging public user fees for access to government documents via the Federal Digital System (FDsys).
RLI issue 280 includes:
Open Educational Resources as Learning Materials: Prospects and Strategies for University Libraries Marilyn S. Billings, Sarah C. Hutton, Jay Schafer, Charles M. Schweik, and Matt Sheridan
E-Book Licensing and Research Libraries--Negotiating Principles and Price in an Emerging Market Charles B. Lowry and Julia C. Blixrud
Research Library Trends: A Historical Picture of Services, Resources, and Spending Martha Kyrillidou
image © John SchniebelARL, LibQUAL+®, and SPARC are offering several events at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference to be held in Chicago this summer. Highlights include:
ARL/LibQUAL+ BoothFriday, June 28, 5:30 p.m.–Monday, July 01, 2:00 p.m. (during exhibit hours)McCormick Place Convention Center, Booth 528
ARL has published Research Library Issues (RLI) no. 280, which features articles on open educational resources (OERs) as an alternative to traditional textbooks, ARL's e-book licensing effort, and research library trends as shown by the ARL Statistics. A pre-publication version of the article about OERs was released earlier this year.
The complete table of contents with links to the articles follows:
image © Tom LohdanThis week, the National Research Council (NRC) is hosting four days of discussion on the recent White House memo, "Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded Scientific Research" (PDF). NRC is conducting these sessions to garner input from a wide variety of perspectives on behalf of many federal agencies. ARL, the Association of American Universities (AAU), and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) presented joint statements on "Expanded Public Access to Data" (PDF) and "Expanded Public Access to Publications" (PDF).
The Association of American Universities, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, and the Association of Research Libraries presented a joint statement on expanded public access to data to the National Research Council at the National Academy of Science Forum on May 16, 2013.
The Association of American Universities, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, and the Association of Research Libraries presented a joint statement on expanded public access to publications to the National Research Council at the National Academy of Science Forum on May 14, 2013.
image © Tom LohdanToday President Obama signed an Executive Order directing federal agencies to make government data more accessible to the public. Under the terms of the Executive Order, "Making Open and Machine Readable the New Default for Government Information," a new Open Data Policy (PDF) released today establishes a framework to help agencies implement the principles of effective information management throughout the data life cycle to promote interoperability and openness. Whether or not particular information can be made public, agencies can apply this framework to all information resources to promote efficiency and produce value.
On February 22, 2013, John P. Holdren, Director of the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy, issued a memorandum directing federal research funding agencies with R&D budgets of $100 million or more to develop a plan within six months to support increased public access to the results of research funded by the federal Government.
ARL today joined major sponsors Public Library of Science (PLOS), Wellcome Trust, and Google to launch the Accelerating Science Award Program (ASAP), which recognizes the use of scientific research, published through open access, that has led to innovations in any field that benefits society.
ARL 21 Dupont Circle NW #800 • Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 296-2296 | E-mail: email@example.com
"Blog" symbol by Alex Berkowitz, from The Noun Project collection.
"Community" symbol by Rémy Médard, from The Noun Project collection.
"Gears" symbol by Jeremy Minnick, from The Noun Project collection.


text:
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat Acoustic Live Lounge Version
Mixtape MaestroFollow "Apparently Robyn thinks she's Sade, what with the way she's been cruelly holding out on releasing a new album (It…" Posted on Feb 13th, 2010 →
Original Track
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat
music is artFollow "(this song will always be a favorite.) maybe we could make it all right we could make it better sometime…" Posted on May 25th, 2012 →
Other Versions
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat Nacey Bootleg
aerial noiseFollow "Hangover city is coming. But for those who can function in the morning, here are some gems that came to…" Posted on Oct 24th, 2010 →
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat Steve Angello Dub
Boule à FacettesFollow "Encore une Suedoise. Tu reprendras bien du Krisprolls en dessert. Robyn une artiste plutôt Pop se retrouve remixée par une…" Posted on Nov 4th, 2007 →
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat Punks Jump Up Remix
Kick Kick SnareFollow "Kicking things off with an old school remix of Deee-lite's summer anthem Picnic In The Summertime. We could basically hang…" Posted on Aug 18th, 2010 →
Robyn - With Every Heartbeat Pete Tong And Dave Spoon Rmx
sQuare ProductionsFollow "sQuare productions is moving to San Francisco. After 7 years in Boston, Massachusetts, — where we have based our film…" Posted on Aug 6th, 2007 →
Once a week, Stack delivers a mix of the most interesting new music on the web, handpicked by the Hype Machine team. Here's a recent mix.


text:
Aramark Pledges to Eliminate Gestation Crate Use
The Philadelphia-based food-service company has partnered with the Humane Society of the United States to end gestation crate use.
Yesterday, Philadelphia-based international food service company Aramark announced in partnership with the Humane Society of the United States its plans to eliminate the use of gestation crates in its US supply chain by 2017. The professional-services company has issued requests to its primary pork suppliers to develop plans for phasing out and further eliminating the confining crates. "We're committed to operating responsibly and addressing key issues, including animal welfare, throughout our supply chain and business, and this commitment helps move the entire industry toward the elimination of gestation crates," said Aramark Senior Director of Environmental Sustainability Kathy Cacciola.
Vegan Business Conference Kicks Off in Austin, TX
Aspiring vegan entrepreneurs flock to Austin for an action-packed business bootcamp.
Read More »
Acclaimed Los Angeles Vegan Restaurateur Passes Away
Molly Anderson of Los Angeles' award-winning Madeleine Bistro leaves behind a husband and four children.
Read More »
Chipotles Sofritas Now Available Throughout South
Last week, the Mexican food chains wildly successful vegan filling debuted in nine states.
Read More »
Breast Cancer Survivors: Go Plant-Based
A new study suggests that eating a plant-based diet is the best option for living cancer-free.
Read More »
New York City Bar Hosts Vegan Speaker Panel
Speaker series at bars throughout New York includes an evening on the vegan lifestyle.
Read More »
More Flashbacks
- Supreme Court: California Foie Gras Ban Stands
- Robin Quivers Headlines 2014 Texas Veggie Fair
- Annual Chicago VeganMania Returns This Weekend
- Coming This Thanksgiving: Tofurky Trots 2014
- Vegan School Lunch Program Celebrates 10 Years
- Vegetarianism More Popular Than Ever in the United Kingdom
- Today Marks Annual World Day for Farmed Animals
- Smoothie King Introduces Two New Vegan Smoothies
- Native Foods Café Opens First East Coast Location
- World Vegetarian Day This Wednesday
- PETA Nudges Dairy Industry to Aid California Drought
- Sacramento Hosts Vegan Chef Challenge
- Vegetarian Festival in Thailand Kicks Off Today
- Anti-Dairy Campaign Debuts on Public Transit System
- WhiteWave Foods Buys So Delicious Dairy Free
- All-star Vegan Cruise to Sail This Fall to the Caribbean
- New York Named Most Vegan-Friendly City in America
- Annual DC VegFest To Take Place This Saturday
- Mercy For Animals Celebrates 15 Years of Advocacy
- McDonald's Australia to Phase Out Battery Cage Eggs


text:
Triangle Petroleum Director Unloads $118,500 in Stock (TPLM)
Triangle Petroleum (NASDAQ:TPLM) Director Peter J. Hill sold 10,000 shares of the company's stock on the open market in a transaction dated Tuesday, September 2nd. The stock was sold at an average price of $11.85, for a total transaction of $118,500.00. Following the sale, the director now directly owns 332,099 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $3,935,373. The sale was disclosed in a legal filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which can be accessed through this link.
Triangle Petroleum (NASDAQ:TPLM) traded down 0.08% during mid-day trading on Wednesday, hitting $11.83. 707,832 shares of the company's stock traded hands. Triangle Petroleum has a 1-year low of $6.96 and a 1-year high of $12.48. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $11.37 and a 200-day moving average of $10.05. The company has a market cap of $1.019 billion and a P/E ratio of 13.21.
Several analysts have recently commented on the stock. Analysts at Howard Weil raised their price target on shares of Triangle Petroleum from $11.00 to $15.00 in a research note on Thursday, June 19th. They now have a "sector outperform" rating on the stock. Separately, analysts at Canaccord Genuity reiterated a "buy" rating on shares of Triangle Petroleum in a research note on Wednesday, June 11th. They now have a $13.00 price target on the stock, up previously from $12.00. Finally, analysts at Wunderlich raised their price target on shares of Triangle Petroleum from $12.00 to $14.00 in a research note on Wednesday, June 11th. They now have a "buy" rating on the stock. Four investment analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and seven have issued a buy rating to the stock. The company presently has an average rating of "Buy" and a consensus target price of $12.63.
Triangle Petroleum Corporation (NASDAQ:TPLM) is an exploration and production company ,which is focused on the development of unconventional shale oil and natural gas resources in the Bakken Shale and Three Forks formations in the Williston Basin of North Dakota and Montana.
Receive News & Ratings for Triangle Petroleum Co Daily - Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts' ratings for Triangle Petroleum Co and related companies with Analyst Ratings Network's FREE daily email newsletter.


text:
Sometimes when Eliza is using her potty she makes her brother hold her hands. She also sometimes makes me hold her hands, usually when she's pooping. It's kind of strange, especially when she looks me right in the eye and drops a deuce.
Category Archive: eliza
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/10/holding-hands/
Practicing For The Dentist
She was practicing for when she had to go to the dentist, opening up real wide like the dentist likes you to do. It was her first real dentist appointment and she did so great. Her teeth got brushed and counted and she got a special surprise toy afterwards. It was really great. Here …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/09/practicing-for-the-dentist/
My Girl The Snake Charmer
We went to a birthday party for one of Eliza's little friends over the weekend. The backyard is where most of the festivities took place and what activities there were. Someone brought a mini bouncy house, there was an awesome brand new swing set/playground thing, electric child sized cars zoomed around, pizza and cake flowed …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/09/my-girl-the-snake-charmer/
Salad, A Child's Worst Nightmare
Over the Labor Day Weekend, we went down to Colorado Springs to see the sights, mostly the hot air balloon sights at the 38th (and possibly final) Colorado Balloon Classic at Memorial Park. It's Eliza's 3rd and Henry's 2nd hot air balloon festival, they are quite the balloon goers! We had a grand old time …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/09/salad-a-childs-worst-nightmare/
A Child's Laughter
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/09/a-childs-laughter/
My Daughter Gets Cracked Out
My daughter gets cracked out. Just ask her and she'll tell you. It happens when something is funny. You see, she really means cracked up but she says out. I think it's pretty funny. Here's a video of it. You see, she's totally cracked out man! What's her deal anyways? I ask her but she …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/08/my-daughter-gets-cracked-out/
3 Years In 2 Minutes. Eliza's Daily Photos
Eliza is 3 years old and as you might know I have taken a photo of her just about every day of her life. This is the video I made where I put all of them together, showing each one for one tenth of a second and you watch her go from birth to 3 …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/08/3-years-in-2-minutes-elizas-daily-photos/
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/08/wrastlin-kids-from-the-past/
She came up with a new game
Eliza's Game She came up with a new game the other day, it's called Grapeball. Here's a video showing how you play. http://youtu.be/l0P9E5v33e8 Easy right! Just throw the grapes. You can also play any other kind of ball in the same way. Just find something you can throw and throw it. For example, pick up …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/08/she-came-up-with-a-new-game/
Eliza The Photographer. VTech Kidizoom Camera.
It was recently Eliza's 3rd birthday and one thing she got was a VTech Kidizoom. As you might know she has been photographed like, a hundred thousand times in her life. She always was trying to get my Canon T3i camera if I left it in her reach. Now she has her own to use …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/08/eliza-the-photographer-vtech-kidizoom-camera/
Kissing Through A Screen
The title pretty much says it all but I can't just leave it blank can I? The answer is no. Just look at these 2 cute kids kissin' each other through a screen door. So cute, amiright? So I know you've been missing my daily posts, I'm sorry. I've been occupied with my newly started …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/06/kissing-through-a-screen-2/
Throwback Thursday Is Afoot.
Throwback Thursday! It's Eliza's foot when she was born on one side, her foot today on the other. Can you guess which is which? Ha, just kidding. It's totally obvious. I can't even believe her feet were that small ever. It's a good thing babies can't walk because if they could they'd just fall over …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/06/throwback-thursday-is-afoot/
Binoculars to help you see
Eliza learned how make hand binoculars/monoculars/telescopes to help her see, in this pic she was using her monocular. I think she learned it from this movie with turkeys in it, I can't remember what it's called. I think Owen Wilson is the main turkey, I don't feel like Binging it so you'll have to do …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/05/binoculars-to-help-you-see/
Monsters University. Her Favorite Movie and It Could Be Yours Too.
One of Eliza's all time favorite movies is Pixar's Monsters University. It's really great seeing how Mike Wazowski and Sully met and became really great friends. That Sully was a real conceited jerk when he first came to MU, wasn't he? He sure changed his tune once he found out how totally awesome ol' one …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/05/monsters-university-her-favorite-movie-and-it-could-be-yours-too/
This Girl Is Crazy Looking Sometimes
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/05/this-girl-is-crazy-looking-sometimes/
This Thing Sucks or: She Helps Vacuum The Carpets.
Take a look see at Eliza helping vacuum the carpet. She really wanted to help me out today while I was vacuuming. So I let her. She did an ok job for it being her first time and all. It won't be long before we have our own little human Roomba to do our cleaning. …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/05/this-thing-sucks-or-she-helps-vacuum-the-carpets/
There Was A Big Log Waiting For Me
When I got home tonight, Eliza was sitting on her little potty chair. As I walked through the door she said, "Dad, there's a log for you." And sure enough there was a log waiting for me in there. A poop log, in case you didn't know what I meant. So that's good. My …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/04/there-was-a-big-log-waiting-for-me/
She's Trying Out Scissors
Watch out world, Eliza has scissors! Ha, just kidding, you don't need to watch out, she's pretty good at it. She knows the rules about scissors and she follows them pretty good. She really does like cutting paper though. She did it for about several hours last night. She even got sort of winded and …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/04/shes-trying-out-scissors/
1st Trip To The Dentist
Tomorrow morning Eliza gets to take her 1st trip to the dentist. I'm not sure how well it's going to go. She really has a hard time sitting still. I guess it's sort of a trial visit, they're not expecting her to do much. I bet almost no kid her age likes it or …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/04/1st-trip-to-the-dentist/
Caught Red Handed
Permanent link to this article: http://www.stayathomebrad.com/2014/04/caught-red-handed/


text:
Kukla's Korner Hockey
Category: Toronto-Maple-Leafs
Morning Line
by Paul on 04/04/08 at 11:44 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Don Brennan at Off the Posts,
The guys on the ice when the Ottawa captain, leader and best player was drilled in the head were Dany Heatley, Jason Spezza, Anton Volchenkov and Wade Redden. If they weren't going to try and rip Bell's cage off and fight him, they should have at least jumped him and tried to give his broken jaw a good rub.
There was ample opportunity for one of the more physical Senators to go after Bell later, but that didn't happen either.
more and if you missed the video of the hit Bell put on Alfredsson, you can see it in a previous post from last night…
Filed in: NHL Teams, Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Return Of Sundin Won't Help The Leafs
by Paul on 04/04/08 at 10:36 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
Their "core" has been exposed as flaccid and wildly overpaid. Their management has been discredited and banished, with the team now left indefinitely in the hands of a man fired by the same team a decade ago.
For the next two to three years the Leafs will continue to make enormous profits, ownership will remain essentially absentee in its approach, a new management team will attempt to sort out the club's chronic problems and there won't be a Stanley Cup final appearance, let alone a Cup parade.
Sundin isn't going to change any of that whether he returns or doesn't. He's still capable of being a difference maker. Just not to this 23rd-place Toronto hockey club.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: mats+sundin
Afternoon Line
by Paul on 04/01/08 at 02:07 PM ET
Comments (0)
from David Shoalts of the Globe and Mail,
"He had been getting better," Maurice said. "He came back to practice [Monday] and we had the expectation he would feel considerably better and didn't, so he's not playing. If he doesn't feel better, he won't play the rest of the games."
However, when Maurice was asked to reflect on Sundin's season, one of his best since coming to the Maple Leafs in 1994, he dismissed the notion Sundin's days in Toronto are finished.
"I'll answer that question and someone over here will take a piece of it and say, 'Mats might be done for the year.' " Maurice said. "Then we'll spend three weeks putting out a fire that you and I just created for no reason.
"There's going to come a point in time, in six or seven years, when Mats retires. Then you're going to spend the next 20 years with parades, tributes, Mats Sundin nights, the ashtrays, the coffee cups, matchbooks.
"We'll let that all happen."
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: mats+sundin
Forget Buyouts - Ship Them To The Minors
by Paul on 04/01/08 at 10:43 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
To listen to various opinion-makers and theorists, the club is planning or should be planning buyouts of Bryan McCabe, Darcy Tucker, Andrew Raycroft, Mark Bell and Jason Blake, among others.
That would be madness.
To start with, buy out that many players and you'd end up with an annual cap hit upward of $6 million annually for between three to six years. It's less than the $20 million cost of keeping them on the roster, but for a team that annually budgets to spend as much money as possible, paying that many players not to play becomes a significant, long-term impediment to improvement.
A far better approach – although a more expensive one for ownership – is to send unwanted players to the minors.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Just Wait
by Paul on 03/30/08 at 11:12 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
Speculation abounds, for example, that Darcy Tucker is first on the buy-out list for this summer.
But what if the new GM wants to keep Tucker, or believes that given time, he could trade the veteran and get something for him?
The only sensible approach would be to put every important decision on hold, and to get a permanent somebody in by mid-June.
But that's not the Leaf plan.
So while Peddie was ostensibly doing damage control, all it really did was make it abundantly clear that the dazed and confused Leafs are pursuing the future with continued maximum dysfunction as their guide.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Influencing Sundin
by Paul on 03/30/08 at 10:44 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Sundin is going to keep people waiting for his decision on whether he'll re-sign with the Leafs, go somewhere else or simply retire and get ready for his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Many NHL insiders believe after what's been a taxing season full of disappointment, Sundin might decide to hang up his sweater and walk away, comfortable in the fact he's had a tremendous career.
Given all the bluster about not wanting to be dealt at the trade deadline, it would seem unlikely that Sundin would sign elsewhere unless Detroit D Nicklas Lidstrom and fellow Swede does a full-court press to get him to sign with the Red Wings.
more NHL talk…
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: mats+sundin
Outlook Not Bright For Leafs
by Paul on 03/29/08 at 11:27 AM ET
Comments (0)
from Mike Zeisberger of the Toronto Sun,
"It's simply not acceptable," said Peddie, indicating that the accountability for the Leafs' shortcomings runs from himself to the board of directors all the way down the ladder.
"It's very disappointing and very upsetting. We're smart people, people who are very savvy in business. We thought we had a solid plan to move ahead but that's not the case. In fact, we're not set up that great for next year either.
"It's very humbling to know we failed."
Peddie said simply reaching the post-season is not the goal.
"It's more than making the playoffs," he said. "It's about moving toward a championship. And, frankly, we made no progress toward that end."
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: richard+peddie
What's Next For The Leafs
by Paul on 03/28/08 at 04:10 PM ET
Comments (0)
from Pierre LeBrun at Sportsnet,
The next move by Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment will determine just how long this funk lasts. It is the most important organizational hire, in my opinion, since the Leafs lured Cliff Fletcher away from the powerhouse Calgary Flames in 1991. Don't need to spell out what that did to revive the Leafs' organization.
Now they need a 2008 version of that Fletcher while the present-day Fletcher helps caretake in the meantime.
Once the season is over, the obvious names must be sought after: Brian Burke in Anaheim, Ken Holland in Detroit, Jim Rutherford in Carolina, Doug Wilson in San Jose, Doug Risebrough in Minnesota, David Poile in Nashville and Colin Campbell, the NHL's executive vice-president and director of hockey operations.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Against All Odds
by Alanah McGinley on 03/24/08 at 04:20 PM ET
Comments (0)
From Pierre LeBrun at Sportsnet.ca,
Not since the spring of 1986 has every single NHL team in Canada made the playoffs in the same season. That's right—22 freakin' years.
The Edmonton Oilers and Toronto Maple Leafs, apparently putting rocket fuel in their cereal these days, seem determined to help end the streak.
With just under two weeks left in the regular season, the two Canadian clubs, written off by the hockey world long ago, are waging quite the campaign to get into the playoff dance against all odds.
Update 3:17pm ET: Eric Duhatschek at the Globe & Mail adds some more thoughts on the Oilers "Cinderella Story" as they race to make the playoffs.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Edmonton Oilers, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: playoffs
Leafs Face Must-Win Games
by Paul on 03/24/08 at 10:03 AM ET
Comments (0)
from David Shoalts of the Globe and Mail,
Since Sundin was lost on March 15, the Leafs have a 3-1 record, which sets up this week's home-and-home series against the Boston Bruins as the key to their NHL season. Since they are four points behind the eighth-place Bruins with six games to play, the Leafs have to win both games in regulation time to have any hope of making the playoffs. It is still the longest of long shots.
But it's a shot, which is good enough for this group. They might even get Sundin back for tomorrow's opener against the Bruins. Sundin plans to test his injured groin in practice today, and if the improvement he felt on the weekend continues, he might play.
Ask Maurice who is responsible for holding the team together in Sundin's absence, and he says he can name just about everyone on the team. From goaltender Vesa Toskala, who made his 27th consecutive start to beat the Senators, to defenceman Pavel Kubina, who seems to have a hand in every winning goal lately, to young centres Matt Stajan and Alex Steen, who both have picked up the scoring slack.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs, | KK Hockey | Permalink
« Previous ‹ First < 152 153 154 155 156 > Last › Next »
About Kukla's Korner Hockey
Paul Kukla founded Kukla's Korner in 2005 and the site has since become the must-read site on the 'net for all the latest happenings around the NHL.
From breaking news to in-depth stories around the league, KK Hockey is updated with fresh stories all day long and will bring you the latest news as quickly as possible.
Email Paul anytime at email@example.com
Most Recent Blog Posts
Bruins Lose Kevan Miller To A Dislocated Shoulder
Dominik Hasek's #39 Will Go To The Rafters In Buffalo
Video- It's Slow Motion Monday, Plays From Week 2 In The NHL
Calgary Flames Make T.J. Brodie Signing Official
Patrik Nemeth Of The Dallas Stars Lost For The Season
Los Angeles Kings Statement On Slava Voynov
Report From TMZ On Slava Voynov Arrest


text:
Subscribe and get the latest issue every Wednesday by email.
Military Medicine Museum
History of St. Petersburg Museum: Rumyantsev Mansion
The St. Petersburg Times
Published: July 11, 2014 (Issue # 1819)
The Russian Defense Ministry has signed a contract to give Belarus four S-300 air defense systems, which are worth hundreds of millions of dollars, free of charge, a top Russian military official told ITAR-Tass on Thursday.
The S-300 is one of the world's most sought after air defense systems. Its radar can hone in on aircraft, cruise missiles and even ballistic missiles, and destroy targets as far away as 150 kilometers, launching one missile every three seconds.
The S-300s will be handed over as soon as the Belarussian Defense Ministry signs the contact, said Konstantin Biryulin, deputy director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation.
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu first told reporters about the planned deal in October 2013, saying that both sides were looking to beef up their joint air defense system, which was created as part of a 2009 agreement between Moscow and Minsk.
Minsk is not stopping at the S-300s, however, having recently agreed to buy four Yak-130 combat training aircraft from Moscow, and an unspecified number of Tor-M2 air defense systems, Biryulin said.
Iran has been trying to buy S-300s from Russia for years, but to no avail.
An $800-million-purchase of five S-300s by Iran was halted in 2010 by then-President Dmitry Medvedev, who was worried that the deal would tarnish Russia's image at a time when the United Nations was imposing sanctions on Tehran to pressure it into abandoning its nuclear ambitions.
Monday, Oct. 20
Amateur pictures from World War I are on display for only one more day at Rosphoto's exhibition "On Both Sides," chronicling the conflict through the eyes of observers on both sides of the trenches. The price of entrance to the exhibition is 100 rubles ($2.50).
Tuesday, Oct. 21
The Environment, Health and Safety Committee of AmCham convenes this morning at 9 a.m. in the organization's office.
Take the chance to pick the brains of Dmitry V. Krivenok, the deputy director of the Economic Development Agency of the Leningrad region, and Mikhail D. Sergeev, the head of the Investment Projects Department, during the meeting with them this morning hosted by SPIBA. RSVP for the event by emailing email@example.com before Oct. 17 if you wish to attend.
Improve your English at Interactive English, the British Book Center's series of lessons on vocabulary and grammar in an informal atmosphere. Starting at 6 p.m., each month draws attention to different topics in English, with the topic for this month's lessons being "visual arts."


text:
New User:
Forgot your password?
Stock Market & Financial Investment News
News Breaks
February 24, 2014
Cesca Therapeutics, Cook Medical enter supply agreement for Phase 1b trial
Cesca Therapeutics announced today that they have entered a supply agreement with Cook Medical. Under the terms of the agreement, Cook Medical has been chosen as the supplier for select delivery device products for the Acute Myocardial Infarction Rapid Stem cell Therapy, or AMIRST, Phase 1b trial set to begin later this calendar year. The clinical trial is for targeted marketing approval in the United States, European Union Community and India.
News For KOOL From The Last 14 Days
Sign up for a free trial
to see the rest of the stories you've been missing.
October 13, 2014
Cesca Therapeutics announces agreement witih NY Upstate Cord Blood Bank
Cesca Therapeutics announced that the company has successfully secured a contract to provide its cell storage, processing and consumables platform to Upstate Medical University's, Upstate Cord Blood Bank. Upstate Cord Blood Bank, the newly created $15 million health sciences center in Syracuse, New York, will collect, process and store umbilical cord blood donated by families throughout Central and Northern New York.
Sign up for a free trial
to see the rest of the stories you've been missing.
I agree to the theflyonthewall.com
disclaimer & terms of use


text:
Copy the text below to embed this video on your webpage:
Up next
Pause Autoplay
Resume Autoplay
Nancy: Potential Jessica Ridgeway sighting?
Have you seen Jessica Ridgeway? Find out the missing girl's distinguishing characteristics and hear what Nancy Grace has to say about the case.
Our partners:
Join the conversation...
Jodi Arias' retrial is finally getting underway
Classmates, friends dread find in Graham case
Pistorius siblings: 'It's never going to be over'
Monica Lewinsky had a very big, very public day
Incredible pics of Beijing's smog marathon
Mom petitions to get 'Breaking Bad' figures off shelves
Best tweets/Favre jokes from Peyton Manning's record
Stop the madness! Christmas decor up ALREADY???
Forecast: 100% chance of playful puppy
Man lets his artist wife draw all over his car
The Michael Brown autopsy
Mom feeds daughter tapeworm?
Dinosaur threat gets kid arrested?
When co-sleeping turns deadly


text:
Rep. Josh Byrnes, chair of the House Transportation Committee, says politics are preventing approval of a gas tax hike along with other measures. He says it's frustrating, and he argues that raising the gas tax would actually be what he considers a fiscally conservative solution.
Rep. Josh Byrnes: Gas tax hike is conservative solution; politics getting in the way
posted on November 15, 2013
Stories From This Episode
This story is part of Iowa Press #4111, which originally aired on November 15, 2013. Read all stories from this episode:
- Iowa Transportation and Roads
- Dave Scott: Raising gas tax is logical, fair and should be done
- Rep. Josh Byrnes: Gas tax hike is conservative solution; politics getting in the way
- Paul Trombino III: Red dye fuel tax would help farmers get product to market
- Paul Trombino III: Traffic camera rules necessary for continuity
Related Stories
Reporters' Roundtable: The 2014 Elections
(Oct. 17, 2014)On this edition of Iowa Press our reporters cover the 2014 elections.
Political Polling
(Oct. 10, 2014)On this edition of Iowa Press, our guests are public opinion pollster J. Ann Selzer, president of Selzer & Company, Inc.; Chris Larimer, Associate...
Political polls: What's the influence, and is there voter fatigue?
(Oct. 10, 2014)Public opinion pollster J. Ann Selzer says she has a fear of voter fatigue when it comes to polls, because the phone rings so often these days....
Is there a glass ceiling for women in Iowa politics?
(Oct. 10, 2014)Three women are on the ballot for U.S. House and Senate seats in 2014, but none are outwardly using gender, and the fact Iowa has never elected a...
How volatile is the 2014 election and what issues are key?
(Oct. 10, 2014)Political science professor Arthur Sanders says unpredictable events in the world can sway voter opinions in the closing days of elections, and in...


text:
For all you Mac users out there: Do you have a disorganized desktop? The Aluminum eXpress Keyboard Platform from BulletTrain (available this March) is a clever solution that positions the trackpad below the keyboard, and adds a palm rest.
The Aluminum eXpress Keyboard Platform is similar to an oversized MacBook, but you get a generously sized trackpad and everything is arranged in a comfortable, elegant manner.


text:
Danny Woodhead
Comeback Chief: RB Charles eyes Week 4 return
target to return. With the Steelers' defense decimated by injuries, Martin might have some room to run. Chargers RB Danny Woodhead is done for the season due to a broken leg. With Ryan Mathews still out, Donald Brown might get 36 touches again
Grice still fighting for opportunity | FOX Sports
due to a rash of injuries at running back. They lost Ryan Mathews (MCL sprain) for about a month and on Sunday Danny Woodhead was lost for the season with a broken right fibula and a high ankle sprain. But they never got the chance because
Chargers stay grounded in 22-10 win over Bills
10 win at Buffalo on Sunday. That's when the Chargers were forced to turn to third-stringer Donald Brown once Danny Woodhead was carted off after hurting his right ankle on San Diego's second play from scrimmage. "Guys are going to have
McCoy bemoans Chargers' lack of a running game
ball. We just need to do it more efficiently." McCoy said the Chargers have the talent to run the ball, even with Danny Woodhead out for the season with a broken lower right leg and Ryan Mathews out indefinitely with a right knee injury. "We
Fantasy: Final Sunday/Monday rankings for Week 3
Orleans 32. Fred Jackson vs. San Diego 33. Pierre Thomas vs. Minnesota 34. Ahmad Bradshaw @ Jacksonville 35. Danny Woodhead @ Buffalo 36. Chris Ivory vs. Chicago 37. Darren McFadden @ New England 38. Bishop Sankey @ Cincinnati 39. Jerick
Chargers-Bills Preview
practicing with something torn or something broken or this or that. I don't want to put a timetable on anything." Danny Woodhead , Donald Brown and rookie Branden Oliver are the potential replacements for Mathews. "We've said that we're
Plan B: Replacing Chiefs' Charles, others after injury-filled Week 2
Donald Brown is "expected to absorb the bulk of Mathews' work," according to the San Diego Union-Tribune, with Danny Woodhead remaining in his usual role. Brown is owned in six percent of FOXSports.com leagues, and while he's a solid
Chargers RB Mathews has sprained MCL in right knee
time he played all 16 regular-season games. He gained a career-high 1,255 yards. The Chargers (1-1) have Danny Woodhead , Donald Brown and rookie Branden Oliver at running back. --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http
Sunday wrap: Chargers knock the Seahawks off their pedestal
the season they would be getting every team's best shot every week. From the fiery reactions of Philip Rivers, Danny Woodhead and others all game long, it was clear the Chargers were giving the Seahawks everything they could muster emotionally
Fantasy: Final Sunday/Monday rankings for Week 2
Greene vs. Dallas 35. Chris Ivory @ Green Bay 36. Joique Bell @ Carolina 37. James Starks vs. N.Y. Jets 38. Danny Woodhead vs. Seattle 39. Bobby Rainey vs. St. Louis 40. Isaiah Crowell vs. New Orleans 41. Devonta Freeman @ Cincinnati


text:
To what do centenarians attribute their long lives? Exercise? Wine? Bacon?
Misao Okawa, the world's oldest living woman at 115 years old, says the secret to a long life is to "watch out for one's health." Take a look at these quirky tricks people who have lived past 100 swear by.
Pearl Cantrell, 105, attributes her long and healthy life to bacon.
Cantrell also says she still sews, goes to church, and goes out dancing on Saturday nights.
Jeanne Calment, who died in 1997 at age 122, never let her age get in the way of doing whatever she wanted. She took up fencing at 85, rode her bike until she was 100 and didn't even quit smoking until she was 117.
Calment also credits olive oil with helping her stay young. She poured it on her food and used on her skin.
Calment, and several other centenarians, also credit drinking wine and eating chocolate every week with helping them retain their youth.
Helen Reichert, 109, chalks her advanced age to knowing how to bounce back from stress. After life's curve balls, Reichert dusts herself off and moves on. emphasizing the importance of letting stress go.
Vivian Henschke, 109, smoked for most of her life, had two cocktails before dinner nearly every night, and ate whatever she wanted, according to her daughter. She lived to a ripe old age because she "did what ever I wanted."
Louis Charpentier, 100, worked as a landscaper and has always exercised all while staying active in his community.
Emiliano Mercado Del Toro, 115, credits having a keen sense of humor and a love for laughter and smiles for his long and healthy life.
Irving Kahn, 107, is the world's oldest stockbroker, starting on Wall Street in 1928. He reads three newspapers a day, watches C-Span and read thousands of books, all of them non-fiction.
Lille Magette, 101, claims that the secret to a long life is simple: doing what you love and celebrating your life. She says that her love of knowledge, travel, and fitness keeps her young. "I've had a beautiful life, and I love everyone."
Click here to read more about the habits of people who have lived over 100 years.
Click here to check out health-conscious fast food options.
Dylan Martinez/Reuters
From legendary actors to fashion designers, take a look at the most notable deaths of 2014.
A school shooting has been reported at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Marysville, Washington, about 35 miles north of Seattle.
An American doctor who was working with Ebola patients in Guinea was been diagnosed with the disease after returning to New York. Learn more about him and America's other Ebola victims.
Juliet James/SXC
Games, recipes, trick-or-treating, scary movies and everything else you need to make your Halloween extra spooky.
iStock / bns124
Get up-to-date on political stories, Reality Check the latest political ads, learn about the candidates and find election results in our special section.
Get the latest news on the Ebola outbreak and resources to help you learn more about the deadly virus.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Narrow your search
Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg covers high-end audio news and reviews.
The Audiophiliac found a lot to like about the new Rotel RA-1570 amp, for hi-fi and stereo home theater applications.
Imagine a full-blown, high-end integrated stereo amp -- shrunk down to the size of a small book -- voilà, it's PS Audio's Sprout!
A mining company has ordered 25 Desert Wolf Skunk unmanned aerial vehicles for breaking up riots with pepper spray and "blinding lasers."
PSB Speakers' big T6 tower is a seriously powerful performer, equally accomplished with music and home theater sound.
As the companies join forces to take on the home AV market, Pioneer's Russ Johnston says both brands will remain distinct.
By carefully selecting used high-end gear, you can assemble a great hi-fi and save a bundle.
Some Android handsets can act as an infrared remote for a dSLR. Here's how to get started.
Dolby's new surround sound format will work with existing Blu-ray players, but requires new AV receivers and other home audio gear.
No doubt about it, adding speakers produces superior sound envelopment, but maybe one speaker is all you need.
The Audiophiliac checks out Oppo's stunning new headphone amplifier.


text:
Hello i root my device
HTC Desire D516t with
its ok and working fine
Not working for me
Model - HTC Desire 516 Dual sim
Android - 4.3
Kernel - 3.4
Build - 1.10.708.001
XDA Developers was founded by developers, for developers. It is now a valuable resource for people who want to make the most of their mobile devices, from customizing the look and feel to adding new functionality.
Are you a developer?
Copyright © xda-developers. Hosted by Leaseweb


text:
News from ClarksvilleNow.com
32 minutes ago in News
Voters to choose between abortion, big government
Proposed constitutional amendment pits two red state values against each other.
41 minutes ago in News
$400M in road projects delayed in Tenn.
12 construction projects and 21 right of way acquisitions pushed to 2016.
yesterday in News
Emergency agencies hold infectious disease training
Local emergency agencies held a full scale training exercise Wednesday to prepare for a possible Ebola incident in Montgomery County.
yesterday in News
SUV crashes into building on Madison St.
The SUV drive through Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union.
yesterday in Military, News
Troops on Ebola mission face isolation upon return
Defense Secretary approves recommendation for 21 day isolation.


text:
Million Arthur Arrives On Nintendo 3DSBy Spencer . October 22, 2014 . 1:00am
Square Enix's most successful smartphone series, Million Arthur, made a jump to Nintendo 3DS. Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur is now available on the eShop.
Square Enix's most successful smartphone series, Million Arthur, made a jump to Nintendo 3DS. Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur is now available on the eShop.
Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur will be a free to play game on Nintendo 3DS too. Square Enix tweaked the game to use both screens.
Square Enix's Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur's latest collaboration ties the mobile game in with the girls from anime Infinite Stratos.
Million Arthur is one of Square Enix's biggest success stories. What started out as a smartphone card game exploded into a franchise with multiple games in development and starting on October 3rd there will be a TV show.
Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur, the alternate Arthurian legend card game hit that started a franchise, moved from smartphones to Vita. In addition to full voice acting, the Vita version has crossovers like this one for Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus.
The biggest new series to come out of Square Enix in years is Million Arthur. The Arthurian Legend inspired card game was a breakout hit in Japan and sparked a series of games.
She joins other crossover characters like the kunoichi from Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus and guests from New Atelier Rorona.
Dragon's Dogma Quest from Capcom and Square Enix's popular Million Arthur series have a crossover. Both of these social games are available for PlayStation Vita and smartphones in Japan.
Million Arthur, a social RPG with a very loose interpretation of the Arthurian Legend, is one of Square Enix's most important new IPs.
There's actually a whole story that ties the two games together. Morgan a witch from Million Arthur summons an alchemist from a different world, the New Atelier Rorona world.
Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur, a social card game originally for smartphones that was ported to Vita, will have cards for Asuka, Yumi, and other Senran Kagura characters. There's even a story event explaining why this crossover happened.
Square Enix was pandering to a degree with things like the cat suit in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, but it's not that bad compared to Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur.
Between June 17 to June 24, Million Arthur players will be able to explore two fields from Soul Sacrifice, the Plains of Olympia and Valhalla Abbey.
Kaku-San-Sei: Million Arthur is Square Enix's take on the Arthurian legend. The story begins when Arthur a blonde haired boy pulls out a sacred sword. Million Arthur is a collectable card battling game with a story to follow.
Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur is now available for PlayStation Vita. Legend has it that whoever can hold Excalibur would be a worthy leader of the country and whoever grasps the hilt will be crowned king.


text:
Just right for most applications, these self-adhesive durable polyester tapes are available in a variety of widths, background, and text colors.
Login Here to rate and review this product.
MCM Cat 57, Page 459
MCM Cat 56, Page 449
MCM has always delivered an excellent service, ordered parts arrive on time and in excellent condition.


text:
big Noob.com reveal as they say a Midway source has confirmed to them that the next game in the series would be Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, a game originally rumored back in September.
Normally we'd be skeptical without a press release from Midway in our inbox, but MKO also nabbed the above image which we have to admit looks pretty darn authentic. Hopefully we'll get some more details later in the day about character rosters, but for now, you may be permitted to rabidly fantasize: What's your dream crossover battle?
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in.]
Featured Stories
Gabriel Knight and starvation wages at Pinkerton Road
Posted on Oct 22nd 2014 5:00PM
A Golden Wake review: The City Beautiful
Posted on Oct 20th 2014 3:30PM
Editor's Note: We Are Always Fighting
Posted on Oct 20th 2014 12:49PM


text:
To access the full Church Times online archive please log in above with your Church Times user email & password
by Margaret Duggan
Posted: 01 Aug 2014 @ 12:07
DOGS come in infinite varieties, but almost always offer
unfailing loyalty and affection. St Mary's, Gamlingay, in the
diocese of Ely, was filled with them for the first
pet service held there, and there were also a pair of guinea pigs
and a large black horse.
All the villagers of the Gamlingay community had been invited to
bring either their pets, or pictures of them, to be blessed in a
special act of celebration and thanksgiving. Among the dogs were
hearing dogs ...
The Chapter of Chichester seek applicants for the office of
Chief Executive Officer, known as
The Communar is responsible for strategic financ...
Read More
In this extract from their new book, Susie Weldon and Sue Campbell tell the story of Christians and Muslims in Africa who are finding new ways to farm, based on their scriptures
Subscribe to read more
To prevent multiple voting, we now ask readers to be logged in. This is free, quick and easy, honestly. Click here to login or registerClick here to login or register
It might be legal, but is it moral? Geoff Daintree on a new report that challenges people who pay as little tax as they can
Subscribe to read more
Thu 30 Oct 14 @ 13:01RT @SCM_PressFlash sale - 20% of all Ethics and Philosophy titles. Ends midnight 31st Oct. http://t.co/SSqXnxYEch http://t.co/FOL8yPLV2P
Thu 30 Oct 14 @ 12:46RT @FaithDebatesYou can read Professor @LindaWoodhead's analysis of the @YouGov Anglican clergy survey in tomorrow's @churchtimes #FutureCofE


text:
1:48 pm (UTC-7) | by Michael Tants (Threats Analyst)
Recently, the German Federal Office for Information Security disclosed that the email accounts of up to 16 million users had been compromised. The computers of these users were infected with information-stealing malware which were used to steal these login credentials. The German government has set up a page where users can check if their email accounts have been compromised. We recommend that users in Germany check their accounts, as we're seeing a re-occurrence of certain scams which rely on compromised email accounts. Recently, ...
Posted in Social | Comments Off


text:
Created: 02/18/2014 9:53 AM
By: The Associated Press
SANTA FE (AP) - A proposal to toughen drunken driving penalties has cleared the House but it likely faces difficulty in the Senate.
The measure would add mandatory prison time to the basic sentence of drunken driving offenders with previous felonies. Similar proposals have failed in the Legislature, including last year.
The House approved the bill Monday on a 51-5 vote, sending it to the Senate. The Legislature adjourns Thursday.
The legislation also would impose new requirements on convicted drunken drivers before they have their licenses fully restored and can stop using an ignition interlock. The devices are to prevent vehicles from operating if the driver has been drinking.
Another provision allows judges to require drunken drivers sentenced to house arrest to use a breath alcohol analyzing device to determine whether they remain sober.
(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
KOB welcomes a lively and courteous discussion as long as you follow the rules of conduct set forth in our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they post. You agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use.
Business Search
Join Our Email List
|Estancia HS football team to wear name of teammate's late sister on jerseys Friday, will be auctioned off afterward
|Man shot near Kit Carson Park Thursday night
|Navajo high court orders election postponed
|Roswell parents outraged after preschooler walks out of day care unnoticed
|Pizza 9 offers free pizza for a year for capture of Tasmanian devil's killer
|Dee's Cheesecake Factory agrees to let 'Cheesecake Factory' open in NM
|Lapel cam captures woman trying to frame APD officer for sexually assaulting her
|New Mexico will witness partial solar eclipse Thursday afternoon
|Albuquerque woman celebrates 107th birthday
|Mom pleads guilty to 1995 kidnapping of own children


text:
Election Special Part II
Watch Complete Episode: November 6, 2012 »
As election returns continue to come in, some trends are emerging with California's statewide ballot measures.
Proposition 30, Gov. Brown's tax initiative, which promises to bring in billions in funding for schools, seems headed for victory. Other likely winners are Proposition 36 which would revise California's three strikes law by reducing sentences for second and third strike offenders and Proposition 35 which would increase penalties for human trafficking.
Likely headed for defeat are: Proposition 38, an alternative tax measure, funded by Molly Munger, which would increase funding to preschool and K-12 education; Proposition 32, which would prohibit unions and some corporations from contributing directly to candidates or political campaigns; Proposition 37, which would require labeling of genetically modified foods.
It's too soon to call several closely watched congressional and legislative races, but after 40 years in Congress, Rep. Pete Stark seems headed for defeat by a fellow Democrat, 31-year-old prosecutor Eric Swalwell. Recent redistricting and the state's new "top two" primary system have played major roles in this election. With Scott Shafer, KQED Public Radio, KQED Public Radio.
Also on KQED.org this week ...
Disability Culture Month
Each October, KQED hosts a Celebration of Disability Culture, airing special programs that explore the complex web of experiences and issues faced by people with disabilities.
California Election Watch 2014: The Voter Guide
Don't have time to sort out all the statewide propositions and races for the upcoming November 5 election? Get help from KQED's Voter Guide!


text:
Full access is free for premium users
...There he became aware of the harsher aspects of migrant life and the darker side of human...
1 Pages
...Early life
Bachendri Pal was born into a family of very moderate means, in...
2 Pages 479 Views
...Summary: This journal focuses primarily on the time from Ronald Reagan's birth through his first term as...
2 Pages 34 Views
...Early Tudor life and humanism
There are so many problems with 'humanism'...
9 Pages 3 Views
...Early life and talent
Kurfürstliches Schloss (Electoral Prince's Castle) in...
4 Pages 1 View
(2013, 04). Early Life of Jessie J. StudyMode.com. Retrieved 04, 2013, from http://www.studymode.com/essays/Early-Life-Of-Jessie-j-1588393.html
"Early Life of Jessie J" StudyMode.com. 04 2013. 2013. 04 2013 <http://www.studymode.com/essays/Early-Life-Of-Jessie-j-1588393.html>.
"Early Life of Jessie J." StudyMode.com. StudyMode.com, 04 2013. Web. 04 2013. <http://www.studymode.com/essays/Early-Life-Of-Jessie-j-1588393.html>.
"Early Life of Jessie J." StudyMode.com. 04, 2013. Accessed 04, 2013. http://www.studymode.com/essays/Early-Life-Of-Jessie-j-1588393.html.
What do you think about the quality of this document?
Let your classmates know about this document and more at Studymode.com
More great study tools:


text:
Get Involved… Voting is a Must, But Not Enough!
The Upcoming Elections in 2014 and 2016 will define the future of America.
Reaganesque Sarah Palin is the Key for the GOP in 2016 to both beat Hillary and nullify the Dems' 'carrot' of electing the first female U.S. President!
Run Sarah Run... America Needs You!!
- Follow askmarion on WordPress.com
Palin Power 2014 – We Are Here To Save A Country
Run Sarah Run –> Join the Palin-Cruz 2016 Movement
Real Change… Checkout:
Recent Posts
- Forum: What's Behind The Downturn In The GOP's Chances To Take The Senate?
- The Bear and the Dragon Encircle the Eagle
- Anti-Americanis, Marxism, Porn, Pedophilia Now Available in the Classroom
- Bush 2006 World War III Coming If 'Caliphate Capitol' Established In Iraq
- Republican-Controlled House Passes Continued Complete Funding for ObamaCare and Planned Parenthood
- The Watcher's Council Weasel Of The Week!!
- Chairman Gowdy's Opening Statement at First Benghazi Select Committee Hearing
- Watcher's Council Nominations – War? What War? Edition
- Politics and Religion… Lost Subjects in America
- 'You're the Son I Don't Have ➡ Benghazi Victim's Mom Addresses Americans Who Tried to Save Her Son
- Famous Ultra-Liberal Claims Obama's Only Accomplishment is Being Black
- Watcher's Council Nominations – ObamaBalloon Edition
- Megyn Kelly Takes On Ward Churchill: How Can You Compare 9/11 Victims to Nazis?
- Cuba Trolls America's Left for Spies
- PRESIDENT COWARD – Bill Whittle (video)
- William Deresiewicz on Disadvantages of an Elite Education
- 13 Hours Benghazi Exposed Speical – Bret Baier (Updated)
- This Weeks' Weasel Of The Week!!!
- Bob McDonnell Guilty on 11 Counts, Maureen Guilty on 9 Counts
- Watcher's Council Nominations – Selfie Edition
- Gluten, Celiac Disease and the Bigger Picture – Updated
- The Watcher's Council Weasel of The Week Nominations!!!
- Rick Perry at Defending the Dream 2014
- Forum: What's Your Favorite Sport, And Your Least Favorite? Why?
- ISIS Barbarians At Our Gates
- Watcher's Council Nominations – Accountability Edition
Past Posts
Tag Archives: Jimmy Carter
Alert: Coming to Your Mall, Your Town or a Historical or Religious Treasure Near You… the Caliphate
America's weakness, the Obama administration's support of the Muslim Brotherhood and the dumbing-down of the West has emboldened the Islamic world to move forward… By Marion Algier – Ask Marion Even under Hitler and during WWII 'both sides' valued history … Continue reading
Posted in Alerts, Books, Dumbing Down of America, Get Involved, History, Knowledge Is Power, low-informed voters, manipulation of the public, News and politics, Politics, Progressivism, Religion and Faith, Stand Up, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged Alert, America's warning, American weakness, art, BHO, Bible, Caliphate, connect the dots, Emboldenment, fanatics, Hillary Clinton, History, Huma Abedin, Intelligence, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Islamic Caliphate, Jim Garrow, Jimmy Carter, Jonah, Keith Ellison, manipulation of the public, Matthew, MB, Michele Bachmann, Middle East, Monuments, Mosul, Muslim Brotherhood, Obamaland, politics, radicals, Ramadan, religion, Steve Quayle, Terrrorism, Tomb of Jonah, violence, Wake Up, wake-up Christians, wake-up Christians and Jews, warnings 1 Comment
Former U.S. President Carter to Speak at Brotherhood-Linked Conference
Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter addresses a joint news conference at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo. (Photo: © Reuters) Counter Jihad: BY RYAN MAURO Former President Jimmy Carter will speak and sign books at the 51stannual convention of the … Continue reading
Posted in Get Involved, Knowledge Is Power, low-informed voters, manipulation of the public, News and politics, Politics, Progressivism, Religion and Faith, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged Caliphate, counterterrorism, former presidents, Islam, Islamic Extremism, ISNA, Jimmy Carter, Keith Ellison, liberals, manipulation, MB, Muslim American Culture, Muslim Brotherhood, Muslims, news, politics, Progressives, religion, speeches, Wake Up, you be the judge 1 Comment
Blacks and Obama
TownHall: In a March 2008 column, I criticized pundits' concerns about whether America was ready for Barack Obama, suggesting that the more important issue was whether black people could afford Obama. I proposed that we look at it in the … Continue reading
Posted in Common Sense, Conservatives, History, Politics, Thoughts ..., Wake Up, You Be the Judge Tagged Baseball, Black Conservatives, blacks, civil rights, disgrace, Expectations, Jackie Robinson, Jimmy Carter, Obamaland, race 2 Comments
This is Bull ***!
Investor's Business Daily h/t to TMH/BB at the NoisyRoom Technorati Tags: bull shit,Jimmy Carter,humor,cartoons,former presidents,BHO,Obamaland lost,your be the judge
REPORT: Obama administration was warned about attacks, did nothing
Paul Wolfowitz, Assistant Secretary to Donald Rumsfeld and other military experts are asserting that the attacks on our Embassies and the violence in the Middle East is a failure of the Obama Doctrine… Obama's weak foreign policy… Wolfowitz also said … Continue reading
Posted in Common Sense, Knowledge Is Power, News and politics, Politics, Stand Up, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged American weakness, Arab Spring, betrayal, Egypt, failed Obama doctrine, Hillary Clinton, Iran, Israel, Jimmy Carter, Libya, Middle East, Obamaland, Paul Wolfowitz, Romney-Ryan in 2012, Sudan, weakness 34 Comments
Media Rehabilitate Clinton for DNC Appearance
By: Cliff Kincaid – Accuracy in Media – Cross-Posted at New Zeal by Terresa Monroe Hamilton The author of the explosive book, The Whistleblower: How the Clinton White House Stayed in Power to Reemerge in the Obama White House, tells … Continue reading
Posted in Stand Up, Useless Wisdom, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, Wisdom, You Be the Judge Tagged Bill Clinton, Clinton, Democrat National Convention, DNC, double standard, Falsehoods, Jimmy Carter, liberals media bias, media, MSM, Obamaland, smoke and mirrors, The Clintons, upside down world 5 Comments
We Were Warned
Click on the "PLAY" button to watch the video: Reagan Vs. Obama – Social Economics 101 Video: Reagan Warned Us About Obama OBAMA TO OFFICIALLY LAUNCH CAMPAIGN ON KARL MARX'S BIRTHDAY YOU JUST CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP! Obama will … Continue reading
Posted in Common Sense, Dumbing Down of America, Economy and Money, Freedom, Knowledge Is Power, Politics, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged ABO, BHO, choices, Communists, Constitution, Earth Day, economics, economics 101, Jimmy Carter, Karl Marx, leadership, Marxists, Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney 2012, Nanny State, Obama re-election campaign, Progressives, radicals, radicals in the White House, Ronald Reagan, stand-up America. freedom vs. entitlement, Vladimir Lenin, wake-up America, we were warned 4 Comments


text:
Orioles Pitching Coach Dave Wallace
Orioles CentralShop Team Gear
Shop Tickets
MLB Scoreboard
MLB Standings
Team STATS
Team Schedule
Team Roster
Team Injuries
Sports Fan Insider
Dave Wallace, Orioles pitching coach, gives Scott and Jeremy a call from Nationals Park to talk about what else other than pitching.
A favorite pitcher, Kevin Gausman has been pretty effective and consistent. Wallace says that they are trying to protect him at a MLB level.
Another pitcher for the Orioles, Ubaldo Jimenez does have the talent but finding that strike zone has caused the 30 year old some trouble. Wallace says that he is "a great young guy but he is trying to do a little more than what he is capable of. He needs to relax."
Orioles right not have six starting pitchers but it is not really a challenge says Wallace. If anything it is a good and positive to challenge to have six starting pitchers rather than three or four.
Of course, the goal from pitching coaches are to keep their pitchers fresh and health, on any given night. These guys are professionals no matter where they are.


text:
Comedian Ben Roy
Comedian Ben Roy's Edgy True Stories at Stand Up Scottsdale
Full Price
$10.00 - $15.00
Our Price
Ben Roy brings his intense, high-energy comedy to Scottsdale. The heavily tattooed comic has been making waves with hard-hitting stories about his own life, which includes a stint as the frontman for hardcore band Thousand Year Suffering, panic attacks, a serious drinking problem and fatherhood. As a member of comedy trio The Grawlix, Roy created and starred in the Amazon pilot Those Who Can't. He's also performed at Montreal's famous Just For Laughs comedy festival, and LaughSpin called his album I Got Demons one of the best comedy albums of 2012.
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Comedian Ben Roy have expired.
The last date listed for Comedian Ben Roy was Saturday October 4, 2014 / 9:30pm.
Currently at Stand-Up, Scottsdale Comedy Club
Comic Christopher "Kid" Reid (House Party)
- Full Price:
- $10.00 - $15.00
- Our Price:
You might know him from the best-selling hip-hop duo Kid 'n Play, the TV show Martin, th...Learn More
Venue Details
More Information


text:
Contact details
Discover this historically important Irish town and learn about the mythology of Fionn Mac Cumhaill and St. Brigid, patroness of the Gaels. Key stops along the route include St. Brigid's Cathedral, a Norman tower house, the site of the Turf Club, and the thirteenth century Franciscan Abbey.
Ireland.com uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies from Ireland.com.
If you're a visitor from the island of Ireland you may want to visit one of these sites… Otherwise proceed to Ireland.com


text:
Use roasted turkey instead of ham, if you prefer.
Southern Living APRIL 2014
Stir together Strawberry-Lemonade Jam, minced shallot, olive oil, and Dijon mustard; spread on 1 side of 4 bread slices. Top each with 3 slices deli ham, 1/3 cup (1 1/2 oz.) shredded Gruyère cheese, and 1 bread slice. Brush 1 Tbsp. melted butter on both sides of each sandwich. Cook sandwiches in a large nonstick skillet or griddle over medium-high heat 1 minute on each side or until browned.
Go to Full Version of
Grilled Ham-and-Cheese Sandwiches with Strawberry-Shallot Jam Recipe


text:
We believe in going above and beyond. (Even if it means giving you the custom designed shirt off our back.)
PrimeSource, a Connecticut (CT) based promotional company, is a full service custom screen printer, embroiderer, and promotional product supplier working out of Glastonbury, Connecticut. When it comes to custom screen printing and decoration, we believe in exceeding our customer's expectations. That's why for years our customer's have relied on us for outstanding service and exceptional screen printing quality. Whether you're looking for custom t-shirts, logo designs, screen printing (or everything in between), PrimeSource offers endless possibilities for all your printing needs.
The friendly, personalized printing service of a mom & pop shop. But with state-of-art technology and light-speed printing turnaround. That's the PrimeSource difference.
Unlike the corner screen printer, who only offers spot color on t-shirts and basic embroidery services, PrimeSource is a full service screen printer and custom decoration provider. We work closely with our screen printing customers to ensure that each and every print that leaves our door is met with outstanding service and exceptional quality.
You may notice that our website doesn't have thousands of screen printing products to browse and you can't order a catalog anywhere. It's intentional. We work hand-in-hand with our clients, using our knowledge to find the best product for the project. But, if you really have the urge to search products on your own, you can click here for a catalog that contains some of our more popular promotional items.
We are available to meet with you in our Glastonbury, CT sales office by appointment or you can request a quote to start working with us today. We are your complete source for all of your Connecticut screen printing, tee shirt printing, embroidery, and promotional product needs.
Everyone LOVES the uniforms this year. Especially the Orange/Black softball. The girls were so excited. I know in the past, they've felt like second class citizens! Thank You!
Hey Mike, I wanted to take this time again and THANK YOU so much for your efforts, help and time in making this event huge. The shirts came out great and were a huge hit!!!! Every single shirt went. And the compliments just keep coming. I did plug you also like 100 times during the event. You deserved it! We were able to raise $7,000 this year. I hope bigger and better things for Benchpress For Breast Cancer 2011 and you remain a huge part in that! There are like a million pics of the event on facebook if you get a chance to check them out! Also stay in touch.
Love the pinnies, they came out great!!
LOVE my pens!!!!!! Thanks so much! When I make more money, I'll call you for our next project!!!!!
Hey Mike, We just received the shirts today. They look great and the team will be very excited! Thanks for all your help.
Hi Mike, Thanks again for everything! I recommended my friend give you a call to place an order of racing tops, I told him you were the best around!
Mike, thank you so much for all of your efforts. Your companies personal service, combined with a quality product makes you truly unique. You are truly one of our best vendors.
Thanks a bunch Mike!! I always have great things to say about you and your company whenever I talk to people about uniforms or t-shirts. You do a great job!!
Hi Mike, Thank you for going above and beyond with todays T Shirts!!!!
Have I told you how much I love you! Thank you so much for getting us the shirts for our event. No one was able to get them done on short notice. I am glad that I found you!
Thanks again for all your help and great customer service. I am impressed with the service especially on such a small order. If you need a reference please do not hesitate to give my information.
The shirts look great!
Got the shirts!! Thanks again so much Mike!!!
The shirts are here! They . . . look . . . AWESOME. Thank you!!!!!!
Super looking shirts thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike – Great news. The event was a huge success as we raised over $16,000 for the food bank! Everyone enjoyed your t-shirts. Thanks so much for your willingness to work with us under the crazy weather and tight schedule.
Mike – The glasses have arrived and look great. Your company makes this very easy. Thanks
Oh My Goodness!!! The shirts are PERFECT!!!!! PERFECT!!
SEKO Worldwide is a global logistics company. Our SEKO-Hartford office has purchased a number of items from PrimeSource. All products have been of the highest quality, and all logos and printing have been to exact branding specifications. And, pricing has been very competitive. It is a pleasure working with Mike Masal and his group, and I highly recommend PrimeSource for all of your personal, business and corporate promotional needs.
Thank you so much Mike. I must say this is the BEST customer service we have ever received. It doesn't go unnoticed!


text:
69 and doggysquirt I am always ready for a nice chat Hello there! If You see me on-line that means I'm as horny as hell - since I come on-line only in that case I'm so incredibly naughty You wouldn't believe it! Try my curvaceous body in my private room and don't forget that great opportunities are never lost - they are just found by somebody else Join us and have fun together In the Night:I tend to turn into a party girl!!! Love going out for a few drinks,clubing meeting new people and dancing the night away I will totally blow Your mind! I'm an unstoppable Sex-Machine I am a brunette with creamy pale skin, green eyes & a classic hourglass figureclean & obey all my rules or ur be punish with my whip I am a girl with many secret desires which I long to share with lonely travellers Just close Your eyes and imagine all the things I'm about to do for You Join us and come together, as You never came before will set later YesImBusty YesImBusty video porno luxuryema YesImBusty queenxxx big tits livejazmin dailymotion YesImBusty andrea4xx milf YesImBusty meliska4u tube YesImBusty YesImBusty cam4foor
YesImBusty Video
oles : i passion u my bb !!!!!!!! so lovely and tender i provide u all !!!!!!!!!
osbourne : gorgeous female attractive smile.


text:
Junior/Senior High
Conferences - Thursday, October 23: 12:30 - 8:15 pm. Students are dismissed at 11:10 for the day.
Friday, October 24 - No school and no conferences.
Elementary School
Conferences - Thursday, October 23: 8:00 am - 7:00 pm. No school for students.
Conferences - Friday, October 24: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm. No school for students.
Congratulations to the 2014 Ottawa Hills High School Golf Team for an outstanding performance in the OHSAA Division III State Golf Championship last Friday and Saturday. The team competed at the NorthStar Golf Club in Sunbury, Ohio. The boys finished only seven strokes behind Columbus Academy to bring home the state runner-up trophy. The Green Bears shot a team total 642, with Columbus Academy shooting a 635. Columbus Wellington School took third place with a team total of 650.
It is time again for the annual O.H. Community Rummage Sale! All proceeds benefit the Ottawa Hills High School International Student Exchange Association. This year's Rummage Sale will take place on Saturday, November 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the junior/senior high school multi-purpose room.
Students in Julie Visser's Family and Consumer Science classes have been enjoying fresh and locally grown produce this fall. Most of the vegetables, everything from kale to pumpkins, come from Andy Keil's family farm in Swanton. Mr. Keil is thrilled that students at Ottawa Hills are using his produce in the classroom and enjoys the partnership with Mrs. Visser and Ottawa Hills. Although he does not have a roadside stand, he can be found at the Erie Street Market all year, as well as at the seasonal Perrysburg and Westgate Farmers Markets.
The boys' high school cross country team clinched the TAAC championship at Maumee Bay State Park last Saturday. The team was led by Dominic Adduci's second place finish with a time of 17:44. The junior high boys took runner-up honors. They were paced by first-place finisher, Ed Shimborske (shown here) in a time of 12:19. Caelan Carter was the top runner for the high school girls' team, while Brea Fields and Catherine Byrne were the top junior high girl runners.
Youth to Youth (Y2Y) teamed up with the junior high staff to create a fun-filled afternoon for junior high students last Friday. Over fifty students participated in the Corn Hole/Hot Dog Event, which took place at the Scout House. Students enjoyed grilled hotdogs, chips, Rice Krispies treats, and drinks. They also took each other on in competitive games of corn hole.
On Thursday, October 30 from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. there will be a Halloween Dance for Ottawa Hills Junior High seventh and eighth graders in the multipurpose room. The cost is $5.00 - snacks and refreshments will be provided. Students are encouraged to come in costumes. Prizes for the best and most original costumes will be awarded. Please email seventh grade class advisor Dan Feuerstein at firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions. Tickets will be sold
Every public school in the state of Ohio has been granted a charter by the Ohio Department of Education. This charter is ongoing and does not have to be renewed. Basically the continuation of the charter is based upon a school district following the policies, procedures, and laws that are determined by the ODE and the legislators of our state. If a district doesn't, it loses its charter. And its state funding.
The Ottawa Hills Prevention Advisory Committee's series "Chew on This" will return on Thursday, November 13. The 6:30 dinner and discussion will be held at Shorty's True American Roadhouse and will feature Dr. Bob Forney, Chief Toxicologist at the Lucas County Coroner's office. He will be discussing the heroin epidemic in Lucas County.
The Ottawa Hills Quiz Bowl earned an OAC Regional bid, NAQT National Championship bid, and PACE National Championship bid with a tie for 2nd place at the Fall Kickoff Tournament held at Tiffin Columbian High School on Saturday, October 4. The team finished with a 7-2 record on the day.
Ottawa Hills High School proudly announces that Kathleen Johnson and Stephen Wu have been named Commended Students in the 2014 National Merit Scholarship Program. We are very proud of the academic accomplishments of these students. Steven is a member of the Quiz Bowl team and also plays soccer and runs track. Kathleen is a member of the Quiz Bowl team and has been actively involved with our theater program since junior high.
A new series of tours invites Toledoans to share which works of art in TMA's collection have inspired them. Dubbed "localeyes," the experience allows artists, professors, musicians and other community members to share the Museum's impact on them with the public. "So many people have such a deep connection with the Museum," said Scott Boberg, Manager of Programs and Audience Engagement. "This is about connecting with that."
For the last several weeks, choir and band students have been busy preparing for the Fall Collage Concert. Donna Wipfli's junior high choir students spent part of last week practicing Watu Wote. The song was composed by two American composers, Sally Albrecht and Jay Althouse. The piece is in Swahili and English and translates as: "All the people sing together."
Boys Soccer
Our support organizations are part of the heart of our school district, and without them, we simply could not provide the "over and beyond" opportunities and materials that make the educational experience at Ottawa Hills unique. Through the school year, I'll be highlighting the work of our support organizations, beginning with the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent
Mrs. Zake and Mr. McMurray invite you to attend "Bear Essentials". These "Bear Essentials" are informational sessions where the District principals meet with parents and other stakeholders to share topics of current interest and provide opportunities for questions and answers. The principals would like
The Ottawa Hills Golf Team continued its winning ways by taking the title at the District golf match at Stone Ridge Golf Course in Bowling Green on October 1. Adding to the team's championship day was team member, Michael Denner, who claimed the individual title by shooting a 71. Rounding out the winning team score of 311 were
Advisor Tony Torio and his Quiz Bowl team are excited and optimistic about this year's season. ON, the team headed to the studios of WNWO to tape the first two matches of the Academic Challenge of Northwest Ohio. The matches were on WNWO October 4 at 7:30 p.m. Ottawa Hills faced Toledo Islamic Academy in round one and
At the Maumee Valley Country Day School tournament, the field hockey team played their hearts out and found the chemistry they will need to finish the regular season and head into tournament play. On Friday, September 26, the Green Bears beat Western Reserve 2-1 in overtime.
The Ottawa Hills High School Marching Band performed at its first away football game of the season last on September 26 when the Green Bears faced off against Toledo Christian. The band's performance was well received by spectators from both schools.
On Thursday, September 25, hundreds of people dressed in pink turned out for the annual Volley for the Cure held at Ottawa Hills High School. The OH Girls JV and Varsity volleyball players wore special uniforms and played with a pink ball to bring awareness about breast cancer and to
With Agora coming up in November, many of our Juniors and Seniors will take advantage of the trips being offered to experience Costa Rica, Paris, London, Rome, Spain, and more. As great as these opportunities are, we've been trying to connect students to even more overseas opportunities to expand their awareness of world cultures.
English teacher Lauren Hurst and social studies/history teacher Jessica Temple took their students to the downtown library on Wednesday, September 17th to do guided research for their National History Day research projects. Students were able to find books on topics ranging from Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal to Benjamin Franklin and the legacy of the Library Company of Philadelphia.
The yearbook staff has started to create the layouts for the 2014-15Mesasa, Ottawa Hills High School's yearbook. They have covered dozens of school events this fall. According to advisor Lauren Hurst, "Our students rock! We are on a smooth path toward a wonderful book - cover designed, pages assigned and begun.
It was a great evening on September 19 for OH football as they got on the winning track against Fremont St. Joseph. After months of hard work and a very tough schedule, the team beat St. Joe 22-0. According to Coach Neuendorf, "The kids played their hearts out!" Congratulations to Coach Neuendorf, his staff, and our team of dedicated Green Bears.
Kate Hunyor and the OH News Team are bringing live news to our students and staff members each day. Seniors Quinn Wright and Kat Bodziak are this year's producers. Daniel Intrater along with Austin Stevens covers Green Bear sports through the "Inside Edge." Kelsey Wade is the Tech Director. The rest of the staff includes Leif Gunderson, Julianna Flanner, Lilli Boice, Jack Schall, Kassity Williams, Chris King, and Abbie Wade.
The Ottawa Hills golf team continued to dominate the Toledo Area Athletic Conference, bringing home its sixth consecutive Conference Championship. This year's championship was held at Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green. The Green Bears were led by individual TAAC Champion Michael Denner with a 73. Matt Abendroth took runner-up honors with a 74. Matt was also named TAAC Golfer of the year. Justin Judis, Brett Hoffman, and Robby Gilmore were named to the ALL-TAAC 2nd Team while Charlie Sandberg was named Honorable Mention ALL-TAAC to round out the field for the Green Bears.
The Ohio Department of Education released the Local Report Card (LRC) for the 2013-2014 school year last Friday. The LRC is primarily based on student performance on the Ohio Achievement Assessments and Ohio Graduation Tests from last school year. Districts are rated "A through F" in nine categories. Ottawa Hills earned 6 A's, 1 B, and 1 C. There is one category where we didn't receive a grade because we don't have enough students in this category (students who are among the lowest 20% in achievement in the state). Our district's Local Report Card can be found on the ODE website. You can also do a search for all other districts in the state to compare our report card with area school districts.
On Friday, September 12, more than one hundred junior high students took a break from their cell phones and laptops to "unplug" for an evening of socializing, board games, and low-tech fun. This was the first activity night planned by junior high Student Council and the Junior High Advisory Program. Many thanks to faculty chaperones Kristie Stevens, Darcy Browne, Sean Mercer, Kelly Hoffer, Kathy Benecke, and Dan Feuerstein. Thanks to parent and community chaperones Sue Mather, Julie Boesel, Angela McClure, and OHPD officer Dana Mullins. Thanks to Michelle Sprott and Barry's Bagels for the gift cards and to Lisa Silverman for a great deal on our Vito's Pizza order.
Parent-Teacher Conference dates will look a bit different for the 2014-2015 school year, so parents should take note of the following days and times for conferences at each district building. Our goal was to provide more evening time for parents to meet with teachers and to provide earlier opportunities in the school year for parents to meet with their children's teachers.
Ottawa Hills Local Schools has migrated its calendars from DynaCal to Google Calendars. This migration will allow our community to easily integrate and sync with our district events using Google's Services. Please follow the attached directions if you would like to subscribe to one of our calendars.


text:
I'm not usually a fan of pumpkin, but this year, I've been loving everything pumpkin – pumpkin spice creamer in my coffee, pumpkin spice cream cheese on my bagels, pumpkin spice marshmallows, etc. – so I stocked up on canned pumpkin a few weeks ago when it was $.99/can at… Read More »
Pumpkin Carving with Kids
My kids have been begging to carve pumpkins since the middle of September. They remembered how much fun we had carving our pumpkins last year, and they couldn't wait to do it again this year! Last year, we got a late start to the pumpkin fun. Last minute, I found… Read More »
A week (not) to remember… [weekly wrap-up]
I've realized that I really don't like writing "weekly wrap-ups," especially on the weeks that I am struggling to function let alone be accountable to my goal of getting out of bed at a decent hour of the morning. I'm thinking this might be my last "week in review" post… Read More »
How to Pack a Shoebox for Operation Christmas Child
Saturday was a first for me: I participated in a shoebox "packing party" for Operation Christmas Child. The kids and I spent three hours on Saturday morning working together with other families and individuals to pack 2500 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child to send to restricted access countries, and I… Read More »
Thunder by Bonnie S. Calhoun
If you liked The Hunger Games trilogy and/or the Divergent trilogy, you'll want to get your hands on the Stone Braide Chronicles from Bonnie S. Calhoun. Book One, Thunder, was a "can't put down" from page one. About Thunder (from the back cover): The Time of Sorrows is long past.… Read More »
I hate my alarm… [weekly wrap-up]
I've learned this week that waking up is not my struggle… it's getting up. I may be revamping my original goal of being out of bed and dressed by 9am after feeling sick most of the days I attempted to do so this week… or I may give it another week before I throw… Read More »
Sunday = a day of UNrest
I started to write a post on the topic of a lack of rest on Sunday that is propagated by an overabundance of programming by the local church on that day. But the deeper I dug on the topic of "keeping the Sabbath," the more I realized that my understanding… Read More »
Deceived by Irene Hannon
An impromptu trip to the mall to do a good deed turns into a hunt for a 'missing' child who she'd previously thought dead. Irene Hannon has woven another spell-binding story in her latest novel, Deceived. From the Back Cover of Deceived: A grieving mother. A mysterious child. And a… Read More »
Save BIG on Family Game Night
We love spending the evening playing our favorite games together as a family. And now that the kids are "old enough" to be able to sit through an entire board game AND follow the rules, it's even more fun! Save BIG on Family Game Night $3.00 off Operation or Battle… Read More »
Morning Comes Too Early [weekly wrap-up]
When I wrote Monday's post last Friday, I had every intention of hitting the ground running first thing Monday morning. But, then my husband's work schedule changed, and he had Monday off, making it a "family day" instead of a "school day." So while we did manage to reset our… Read More »
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 170
- Next Page»


text:
The Sixers had a pretty good chance of a W on opening night.
You have to listen to MCW, Nerlens, and Embiid attempt to sing the 1-2-3-4-5 Sixers song.
All the questions you had about the 2014-15 Sixers answered!
Latest Posts
1mComments (43)LeSean McCoy sheds light on $0.20 tip at a burger joint in Philly on Monday.
1mComments (22)The four-year postseason bowl ban has been lifted. That's a good thing.
1mComments (8)Nick Foles didn't have his best afternoon on Sunday, but Chip Kelly never considered replacing the starting quarterback with Mark Sanchez as the Eagles struggled.
1mJoel Embiid can be just as delightful away from social media.
1mComments (1)Evan Mathis was tweeting about his knee injury on Monday.
1mHey, who blocked that field goal? Brandon who? We check in with Brandon Bair, the backup defensive end who blocked a field goal in the Eagles' 34-17 win over the Jaguars.
1mComments (13)The Dallas Cowboys got embarrassed on Sunday. And not just on the field.


text:
Coghlan's 12-in-1 Scissors Steel
Product #: 918263 Coghlans #: 9575 UPC #: 056389095755
Product Information
The multi-purpose 12-In-1 Scissors from Coghlan's make it easier to pack for camp. Instead of carrying a number of different tools, now you only have to carry one.
- 12 functions: scissor, knife, screwdriver, magnet, can opener, wrench, fish scaler, nut cracker, jar wrench, wire cutter, wire stripper and bottle opener
- Stainless steel blades
Delivery Information
The total weight of the product, including the product's packaging as it sits on our shelf. Since some products ship directly from the Manufacturer, their weight may be unavailable. Because of variations in the manufacturing process, similar products may have differing weights. Unless the product is designated as "Ships Alone", Shipping Weight does not include the shipping box or packing materials associated with your order.
Product ships from MidwayUSA, separate from any other products on your order due to its size. Products that are Shipped Alone incur separate "Per Order" and "Per Pound" shipping charges.
Product is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and cannot be shipped via USPS or air shipping methods. DOT-Regulated products must ship UPS Ground.
Product is restricted by shipping carriers and cannot be shipped to certain locations or via certain shipping methods.
Additional shipping charge for HazMat products. Carriers charge extra to ship packages with products they consider hazardous, such as reloading powder and primers.
Was this information helpful? Yes No
Thank you! Your valuable input helps improve our product information and future product selections
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
Suggested Products
Similar Products
Others Bought
Fiocchi Speed Steel Ammunition 12 Gauge 3-1/2" 1-3/8 oz BB...
$15.99 - $153.99
50 Cal and 30 Cal Ammo Can Combo Pack...
$21.99Sale List Price $46.99 Save $25.00 (53%)
Winchester Super-X Ammunition 20 Gauge 2-3/4" 3/4 oz Rifled...
$2.33 - $115.76Clearance $4.59 - $211.99 Save up to $96.23 (45%)
Fiocchi Speed Steel Ammunition 12 Gauge 3" 1-1/8 oz #1...
Hoppe's Rifle Bore Cleaning Mop 28 to 32 Caliber 8 x 32 Thread...
MidwayUSA 6 Magazine Pouch Double Stack Pistol Nylon...
$11.99List Price $18.99 - $18.99 Save up to $7.00 (37%)
Frankford Arsenal Perfect Fit Reloading Tray...
$5.99List Price $6.99 - $6.99 Save up to $1.00 (14%)
Glock Magazine Gen 4 Glock 17, 34 9mm Luger Polymer Black...
Hunter's Specialties Windicator Wind Checker Powder 28 Grams...
$1.50Clearance $3.99 Save $2.49 (62%)
Hornady Bullets 9mm (355 Diameter) 147 Grain Full Metal Jacket...
$17.79 - $349.99
Hornady Critical Defense Ammunition 410 Bore 41 Caliber FTX...
Glock Guide Rod and Recoil Spring Assembly Glock 19, 23, 32,...