text:
As families gather with their loved ones for Thanksgiving dinner, there are those in Frederick County who must count on the area's food banks for their turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie.
With many families continuing to struggle financially, food banks are scrambling to keep up with the demand and reaching out to the community for donations. They make every effort to ensure that the people they serve will not go hungry this holiday season.
"There is a good number of people who have lost their jobs or have health issues and can't work who need help," said Phyllis Thompson of the Middletown Food Bank. "We also have single moms and single dads. November is always our busiest month of the year."
The Middletown Food Bank at 301 E. Main St. feeds people living in Braddock Heights, Middletown and Myersville. On average, they serve 300 people a month, Thompson said.
On Nov. 1, food bank volunteers began handing out Thanksgiving dinners that included turkey, macaroni and cheese, cornbread, vegetables, stuffing and dessert. They plan to distribute 190 dinners, Thompson said.
To help fill their pantry, 10,085 cans of food were collected by Boy Scout Troops and Cub Scout Packs in the Middletown area on Saturday.
It was all part of the Scouting for Food drive across the county. Empty bags were left on residential doorsteps for the scouts to pick up once they were filled. All collected food was immediately delivered to the nine food banks in the county.
Scouting for Food is a national program sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America and the National Capital Area Boy Scout Council.
"We are thrilled," Thompson said. "This is over 2,000 more cans than last year, and one of the largest collections we have had. Thanks to the community."
But not all food banks in the area did as well.
Donations for the Frederick Food Bank, located at the Frederick Community Action Agency at 100 South Market St., were down 30 percent from last year, food bank Director Sarah McAleavy said. Last November, they received 11,000 pounds of food.
McAleavy said the donations are vital to keep their pantry full because they serve about 650 people a month.
"This is our Christmas," she said. "In a perfect world this should get us through the winter. There are so many people in need because of the economy."
In 2010, 1,400 families received meals from the county's food banks, according to The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs, a group of local churches that joined together to help those in need in Frederick County. That number has jumped to 1,500 this year.
"It looks as though we have doubled from what we were seeing five years ago," said the Rev. Brian J. Scott, executive director of the coalition.
McAleavy said the Frederick Food Bank may have to purchase food if necessary to get through the year.
"Last year I didn't have to buy anything at all," she said.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, food bank volunteers will be distributing 11,000 Thanksgiving dinners with all the trimmings to needy families at Harry Grove Stadium in Frederick.
"They just have to show [identification] and that they live in Frederick County," McAleavy said.
The Walkersville Food Bank at 21 W. Frederick St. received 20,000 pounds of food on Saturday — 10 percent below last year.
But Director Donna Swanson said they have enough Thanksgiving dinners for the 170 clients they serve monthly.
"Right now, we're pretty good," she said.
The food bank could still use donations of cereal, Hamburger Helper, tuna fish, peanut butter, spaghetti sauce and canned fruits, Swanson said.
To help needy families in the county this holiday season, SoldierFit, a fitness program at the Frederick Indoor Sports Center at 1845 Brookfield Court in Frederick, is also holding a food drive. Its 600 to 700 Frederick County members are encouraged to bring in canned food.
SoldierFit also has locations in Gaithersburg, North Potomac, Rockville, Owings Mills and Hagerstown.
"For every canned or box of food, [staff] will do a push up," said Jessica UpChurch, SoldierFit's event coordinator.
"... We do a lot of charity events," UpChurch said. "We're always giving back to the community."


text:
Idea: a little resizeable box that sit on your desktop/stays on top that lists the content of a directory of your choosing
Why?: You know when you working on a project or something like when I'm making a big website or just loads of graphics for something, its just annoying having to have folders open on the start bar that you are constantly using between working with multiple programs. i thought it would be much easier and handier if you had a little box with the directory in it that you could drop and drag, delete, copy, paste and launch files from this window.
hmmm i don't know if it can be done easily but it would be great if you could just drop and drag the directory you want to display into the box to set it.
Features: Icon in taskbar - Right click: Options- set the number of boxes to display.
Anchored to desktop or always on top
Double click: opens a blank box
I hope this is possible and not too hand to do, it would be great if someone was able to code this
i know it would really to useful to me and probably a good few others.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Silent Spring turns 50 next week, giving occasion for all manner of reflection on Rachel Carson's legacy as the author who catalyzed the U.S. environmental movement. The small, but vocal rightwing fringe continues in its campaign to paint Carson as the devil "responsible for more deaths than Hitler." But most mainstream reflections thus far have sought to contemporize Carson by drawing links between the issues she outlined in Silent Spring and the concerns we still face today.
Claiming no special insight other than working daily in Carson's wake, I speculate that she'd be reporting in her way on one of these still-untold and/or under-reported pesticide stories:
For those who relegate the issue of corporate control to the sidelines of public debate, a new article published in the international, peer-reviewed British Medical Journal last month issued a surprising invitation to think again.
Professor Gerard Hastings at the University of Stirling points out the devastating impact on public health of the deceptive and virtually unregulated marketing campaigns of multinational corporations, connecting the dots between corporate takeover of the public mic and public health crises such as cancer, obesity and heart disease.
Two years ago, on January 21, 2010, a Supreme Court panel that included ex-Monsanto lawyer Clarence Thomas made a decision that has since changed the face of election campaigning. The landmark ruling in Citizens United v. FEC declared corporations to be people and, under the guise of the First Amendment, permitted the pumping of unlimited amounts of corporate money into politics, opening the floodgates for a corporate buyout of democracy. The decision, which undid over a century of campaign finance reform, passed 5-4. Monsanto's Clarence Thomas provided the critical vote.
For over a year, PAN has been watching EPA's long-overdue review of atrazine, a common herbicide and potent endocrine disruptor. From the outset we've called for reliance on science not funded by industry – and we've been disappointed. Of the roughly 25 health-related studies submitted for the review's final session, 10 were not available to the public and exempt from the rigors of peer review. These 10 'secret' studies were also industry-funded.
Now the agency is accepting comments on a new petition to pull the use of atrazine, a petition that points to misleading industry-funded science as the basis for keeping this widely used herbicide on the market.
Ever had lunch with a high-powered lobbyist for the chemical industry? As the Monterey County Weekly reported last week, a small-town high school teacher and a university graduate student were invited to share cookies at the offices of a well-known Sacramento lobbying firm concerned about the growing public opposition to the cancer-causing strawberry pesticide methyl iodide.
Goal of lunch: Diffuse and disorient the local movement against methyl iodide.
Target: visible community leaders.
Didn't work. The problem with the lobbyist's approach is that it's hard to dissect a movement, especially when so many people have the facts. As PAN's Kathryn Gilje previously reported, the movement is made up of high school students, chemists, farmers, farmworkers, moms and many others working in different ways to protect health and the environment. Just last May, over 200,000 people across the country called on EPA to ban methyl iodide.
Pesticide Action Network North America
Main Office: 1611 Telegraph Ave, Suite 1200, Oakland, CA 94612
Midwest Office: 3438 Snelling Ave, Upper Level, Minneapolis, MN 55406
Sitemap | Address | Contact | Privacy | PANUPS Archive


text:
|Macungie, Pa.
|High School:
As a Sophomore in 2012: Participated in six total events throughout the season and was one of the team's most consistent distance runners…One of the best races for Faust on the year came on April 7 where she finished in second place at the George Davis Invitational with a time of 18:16.75 in the 1500m…Began the year with a 18:38.39 at the Fred Hardy Invitational on March 30 which was good for eighth place…Ran a 5:19.85 one mile time on April 14 at Brown, good for 14th place…Finished in fourth place in the 1500m, her only run of the season in that event, at MIT with a personal best time of 4:53.56 on April 21…Finished in fourth place again in the 3000m at Yale the following week with a time of 10:33.52…Closed out the year with a 14th place result in the 5000m at the NEC Championships as she crossed the line in 18:37.84 on May 5.
As a Freshman in 2011: Ran a season-best time of 4:54.19 in the 1,500-meter run at the Yale Springtime Invitational on May 1…Competed in the 5k at the NEICAAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 12, where she finished in 17:59.34.
Before Quinnipiac: Earned eight varsity letters as a two-sport athlete at Emmaus High School, running cross country and track... Was the 2006 PIAA Cross Country State Runner-up...Was PIAA Cross Country State Champions for three years, in 2007-2009...Helped her team become Lehigh Valley Conference Champions for four-straight years...Went to the Nike Team Regional Championship in New York, where her high school placed fifth in 2007 and 2008, and fourth in 2009...Placed 35 at the 2006 and 25th in 2008 at the PIAA State Cross Country Championships...She finished in the Top 10 at the Leigh Valley Conference Cross Country Championships and PIAA District XI Cross Country Championships for all four years...She placed second at the Leigh Valley Conference Championships and fourth at the PIAA District XI Cross Country Championships in 2009...Named Cross Country Team Captain in 2009...Ran the 5k in 18:39; the 3,200m in 11:27; the 1,600m in 5:11:14; and the 800m in 2:21...Was a member of the National Honors Society, Principal Honor Roll and Scholar Athlete Nominee for cross country and track...Graduated with honors.
Personal: A Native of Macungie, Pa...Daughter of David and Annemarie Faust...Is one of three triplets. Her sisters Amanda and Christina are also on the women's cross country and track teams at Quinnipiac...Studying to be a physician's assistant.


text:
Community Information Database
You are browsing the Subject Heading Families with Infants/Toddlers which contains 2 record(s)
Page 1 of 1
- Special Connections Family Resource Center
Serves Santa Cruz County families with special needs infants and toddlers. Provides information and support; resource library, parent-to-parent support groups; educational workshops, parent training a... [Full Record]
- Triple P- Positive Parenting Program
The Positive Parenting Program, Triple P, is a parent education program that is here to help parents meet their parenting goals. It is designed for every parent and can help them learn ways to: -Buil... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
Page 1 of 1


text: AP [ Girl Battles Government For Her Name By Associated Press January 3, 2013 REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) - Call her the girl with no name. A 15-year-old is suing the Icelandic state for the right to legally use the name given to her by her mother. The problem? Blaer, which means "light breeze" in Icelandic, is not on a list approved by the government Read More|Comment Category: Human Interest, Lifestyle, National News Tags: approved name list, battling government, boy's name, fighting government, girl's name, government approved list, Iceland girl, names Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
17 February 2010
Posted in Press and Media
A Themed Museum Explores the History, Technique and Cultural Significance of Chocolate
Saturday & Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2010
WHAT: The Festival of Chocolate is coming soon to the Orlando Science Center and bringing with it a one-of-a-kind artistic chocolate-themed museum, which will house displays introducing guests to the rich history of chocolate. Interactive displays will bring to life the chocolate production process while other areas will explore chocolate's impact on art, traditions and culture.
The Festival of Chocolate is the region's largest chocolate shopping, tasting, educational and interactive experience. With four floors of chocolate, including more than 30 vendors with everything from truffles, cakes, cookies, brownies, cupcakes, ice cream, toffee, coffee and more! The event features demonstrations by renowned pastry chefs, competitions, judging of the "Best of" Chocolate Indulgence, chef, adult and child chocolate competitions, a Kids-4-Chocolate area and an Adult-4-Chocolate workshop, the art and science of chocolate and much more.
WHEN: Saturday & Sunday, March 6 & 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
WHERE: Orlando Science Center, 777 E. Princeton Street, Orlando 32803
WHY: The Chocolate-Themed Museum at the Festival of Chocolate will show guests anything and everything about the tasty treat that has fascinated, and obsessed, civilizations for centuries. This interactive and educational display will illuminate the history, technique and cultural significance of chocolate. This experience will stimulate the mind as well as the tastebuds.
During the Festival of Chocolate, guests will also learn chocolate's health and lifestyle benefits plus check out local and regional vendors showcasing their confections for taste and purchase. Throughout the weekend, award-winning pastry chefs and master chocolatiers from Central Florida will perform culinary demonstrations for guests.
COST: Admission to the Festival of Chocolate is included with the general admission to the Orlando Science Center, which is $17 for adults and $12 for kids (ages 3-11). During the Festival of Chocolate, guests are also welcome to experience all the Science Center's exhibits, including Frogs and Science in Toyland and giant screen films like Amazon and Mystic India. Each ticket purchase will be entered into a Chocolate Decadence raffle drawing featuring many gourmet chocolate creations from Central Florida's most acclaimed businesses
During the Festival of Chocolate, guests can purchase "Chocolate Chips" to use as currency with the vendors. Chocolate Chips have the value of $1 and are the ONLY currency accepted for purchases during the Festival of Chocolate. Chocolate Chips can be purchased at the time of ticket purchase and throughout multiple booth locations with CASH, MASTERCARD OR VISA.


text:
5 Good Lessons to Learn From a Bad Job
Some bad jobs are in the eye of the beholder – for whatever reason, the gig is the opposite of what you hoped you'd be doing at this particular place ...>
#College2Career: Kelly Eagen on Why College Major Isn't Career Destiny
Choosing a major is invested with a mythic kind of importance, as if it were the first step on the path to inevitable career success or failure. But, ...>
What Sets the Top Engineering Schools Apart? Not Just STEM.
At first glance, the list of top colleges in PayScale's 2016 College Salary Report looks like a love letter to STEM degrees. Not only do science, tech...>
Tell us about your current job and your skillset, and we'll let you know how much employers are paying in your area.


text:
Lionel Trains Engineer's Hat for Adults
Makes the perfect gift for the train lover in your life!
Well-made Lionel engineer's hat brings out the train lover in anyone!
One size fits most adults.
Lionel Trains Engineer's Hat for Adults
Lionel Trains Engineer's Hat for Adults
Our innovative products will provide you and your family with years of enjoyment. And with the Brookstone Protection Plus service and replacement plans, you'll have the added peace of mind knowing that if the unexpected does happen, we will simply repair or replace your covered product. Our enhanced coverage goes above and beyond the manufacturer's warranty, saving you time and money.
You May Also Like
Shopping Cart


text:
Gallery Hotlinks
Top Images
Worst Images
Top Members
Image Info
Total Members: 30234
Total Images: 29420
Total Rated: 25194
Total Votes: 760496
Total Downloads: 2703788
Total Comments: 150384
How to Comment?
How To Upload?
My name is Grace, i saw your profile today and became interested in you, i will also like to know you more, and i want you to send an email to my id (firstname.lastname@example.com) so i can give you my pictures, for you to know whom i am. Yours Grace.


text:
Watch Live: New Hampshire Senator Endorses Hillary Clinton
Smart, fun and right on time.
You've probably heard the term the heat index, but how is that number calculated?
Where nostalgia meets news
Myth-busting the world
Character-driven short films
Filling in the blanks of the backstory
Field dispatches from the best reporters in the world
Animated explainers
Five facts can go a long way
Science news with a populist bent


text:
Nb: infants must be under the age of 2 and
children must be under the age of 12 at the time of
The traditional Alpina & Savoy is one of the oldest hotels in the resort and has been family-run for over 100 years. It enjoys a quiet, elevated position between Crans and Montana, only 300m from the ski lifts, and offers good facilities, including large indoor pool, as well as spectacular panoramic views. The hotel receives excellent feedback for its service and welcoming ambiance.
45 Bedrooms.
Bedroom facilities
Iglu acts as a travel agent for disclosed principals/tour operators, further details
of which will be made available at the time of booking. Your holiday contract will
be bound by the tour operators terms and conditions.
Prices are shown for a basic room or unit, can be subject to change and are indicative
until time of booking. Please call on 020 8544 7114 for prices for other travel
and room options for this property.
Prices shown are per person per week based on maximum occupancy. Descriptions and
quality ratings are provided by the Tour Operator (or one of the Tour Operators
where similar holidays are offered by more than one supplier). We reserve the right
to make minor adjustments to the description or rating based on staff and customer
feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will
be added to your invoice. If you pay by a UK issued debit card, there is no charge.
All bookings are subject to a £5 per person Passenger Admin Fee charged by Iglu.com.


text:
Moderators: SlingShot, ADGO BOD
richardhead wrote:Nothing special in either case. Just sayin.
dandaman wrote:I don't usually take pride in my course by bashing another...How lucky I am. Oh and what Joey said as well.
Barnie wrote:I really could care less about the state of disc golf.
Barnie wrote:It's my opinion that there should be training and technical standards in place before any person is allowed to waste tax payers money...
Barnie wrote:JUST SAYING......since I was asked!!!!
IcebergSlimD wrote:dandaman wrote:I don't usually take pride in my course by bashing another...How lucky I am. Oh and what Joey said as well.
Commenting on the grass height is bashing the course? I'm sorry that I hit what appears to be a big sore spot for you but I was not bashing your course. Instead I was just commenting on how great it is that Fayette County takes the time and puts in the effort to keep McCurry Park in great condition pretty much all the time. I think it has been made very clear on the J.P. thread that the group of guys who work on the course have nothing to do with the grass and I'm sure that when the grass is of reasonable height then the course is a great one to play, but I, like most people, don't like to have to search for a disc that is sitting in the middle of the fairway. That is all.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
View Full-Size Image
Basic Old Martingale Style Breast Collar
Product SKU: BC67/BC68/pro
Price: $169.50
|Ask a question about this product
Hand crafted from the finest Hermann Oak single ply heavy harness leather, Oiled Golden Bridle Leather with chap lining, or NEW ROUGH OUT Golden Bridle Medium oiled leather or border scallop tooled around edge. Can tool to match your saddle This Old Martingale style shaped breast collar features an over the shoulder fit for a better pulling position. Also featured is the adjustable neck strap and billet. The breast collar is hand edged, rubbed and finished with nickel, brass or new Beautiful Engraved Stainless Steel (pic on left) hardware.
For pleasure or show, the hand craftsmanship and attention to detail will make you proud to use this breast collar on your favorite horse.
You have a Center Option of a Traditional Heart Concha!
See our headstall & reins categories for horse tack that will compliment this item.
Save 10% on your order when you buy matching items such as reins, headstalls, and breast collars. USE CODE set10 at checkout
Click here to watch our "How To" video on how to fit the martingale & pulling style breast collar
Customer Reviews:artichoke (Tuesday, 18 March 2014)
You may also be interested in this/these product(s)


text:
MTV 30th Anniversary
The Buggles' Bruce Woolley and Pat Benetar Remember Their Start on MTV
We talked to The Buggles' Bruce Wooley and Pat Benetar, whose videos were the first two ever played on MTV just after midnight, August 1, 1981, what they remember about that time.
Happy 30th Birthday, MTV!: The First 10 Music Videos Ever Played On MTV
Remember when MTV stood for Music Television? Thirty years ago, MTV was born on August 1, 1981. On its first day, MTV was still full of flaws; Black screens showed up in between videos when […]


text:
Welk Resorts Logo Shot Glass
How can you truly celebrate without a Welk Resorts 2 Oz. Logo Shot Glass? This hardy 2 ounce shot glass is less likely to break or chip due to the heavier weight glass. It also provides more insulation for sensitive fingers.
Welk Resorts Logo Shot Glass: Details:
* 2 oz. Shot Glass
* Welk Resorts logo


text:
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about Friday's season finale of The Amazing Race. Read at your own risk.] After logging in more than 26,000 miles in eight countries, wrestlers Brooke and
When O.J. Simpson was on trial for the murder of his wife, he could really have used a best friend. And in Ryan Murphy's true-crime drama�
A bank robbery occurred in Independence on Friday morning.The Federal Bureau of Investigation reported the robbery took place at Arvest Bank, 4340 S. Noland Road, around 11:15 a.m. The suspect used a handgun to carry out the robbery.
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk's grand idea for an 800-mph above-ground transit system is taking it's first steps to become a reality.
At least these Sony hacks were good for business for someone.�On Monday, USA Network ordered to series�Mr.
When NBC's gruesome psychological horror�Hannibal�returns for Season 3, it'll bring with it a new...
Hillary Clinton's circle wants to be quoted yawning at Jeb Bush, a sure sign of concern that he could beat her in 2016.
Sign up for our newsletter and have the top headlines from your community delivered right to your inbox.
- Events Calendar


text:
Top 10 Posts On Voice Of Amarillo For 2011
It's been a great year here at the Voice of Amarillo and we would love to share with you the top 10 Posts of this past year! These range from news to entertainment and we hope you enjoy it. You can look forward to another year of great post and breaking news from Voice Of Amarillo News Talk 940.


text: My wife came and picked me up around 11:00 this morning for a nice birthday lunch. We ate like kings I tell you. I had the classic new york strip and she got a tasty filet mignon for our main dishes. We had a couple of appetizers to. My wife knew some people who were also having a nice lunch there and wanted to go speak with them but I had a rumble in my stomach and excused myself to the gentleman's room. I walk in and survey the restroom and notice the stall on the end that that has the larger commode and a sink. I was hunkered down for a few minutes taking care of business while reading some of the painful threads here on finheaven when I heard the bathroom door open. Didn't think much of it until I heard some grunting from the person entering. Once the door closed I see a wheelchair roll up to my stall door and this bozo begins beating on the stall door while I'm trying to have a private moment. Hes all up in arms because he says that stall is for the handicappers like himself and asks me why I'm using that stall instead of one of the others. I tell this guy that I'm a big guy who needs more space and that he's just going to have to wait his turn like everyone else. But he insists that because he's a cripple he should get special treatment. (I'm 6'5 BTW). Now mind you I'm in the process of trying to clean myself up and this guy is still running his flappers like his going to rise up out of that chair and whoop me good when I finish. I finally zip up my pants and swing the stall door open best I can and hit this mobile morons wheelchair with the stall door. I may have put a dent in that thing but I'm not sure as he spun that thing around so quickly that he clipped my calf with his foot just enough to offend me. I told him that I could sue him for assault but that since it was my birthday I had better things to do. I told him that I couldn't believe he'd act like this nd told him that I hope he fell in the toilet and drowned while getting out of that chair and up onto the toilet. Anyhoo, I went back out to pay the bill and told my wife that I may have forgot to flush and that I'd be right back. I went back in the bathroom and flipped the lights off and told that guy to **** you. Let that cripple wipe his ass in the dark and hope he gets it all.


text:
Hang tight!
Recipe by Daisy Brand
"Make your own baked potato skins--these are buttery, cheesy, filled with bacon, and topped with a dollop of Daisy and a sprinkle of chives!"
Hmm. None of these ingredients are on sale today.
Show ingredients on sale
Sort stores by
Save money at local stores when ingredients are on sale!
Watch video tips and tricks
6 small
baking potatoes
2 tablespoons
butter, melted
2 teaspoons
seasoned salt
3 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese
1 1/2 cups
shredded Cheddar cheese
4 strips
bacon, cooked and crumbled
3/4 cup
Daisy Brand Sour Cream
2 teaspoons
finely diced fresh chives
These were nice and crispy and yummy. You will enjooy.
Might look on for a better recipe. This was no better than a baked potato with cheese on it
49 Ratings
Made these for the football game on Sunday. They were a hit!! I followed the recipe excatly and my family loved them!
Delicious!! My husband loved them. We will definitely be making them again!
I was looking to get restaurant quality potato skins and found this recipe to be the best, although I tweaked it after following the above recipe. For crispier skins, I used some of the bacon grease to coat the potato inside and out (after scooping out the potato), and baked. Yes it's more calories and fat, but there's nothing healthy about it anyway. Definitely adds a lot more flavor. I also like to add tomatoes to the finished product and use a lite or FF ranch instead of sour cream, again personal preference. UPDATE: I posted a pic of baked French fries/wedges (another AR best) and microwaved the cheese and bacon and adding the chives and tomatoes and ranch. WAY healthier - using olive oil (no bacon grease) and spices... AND A HUGE TIME SAVER. The wedges freeze well and it's a super fast and healthier snack for the kids. Enjoy!!
These turned out to be very good. I baked at 450 for about 15 min to get crispy. Not full of fancy ingredients, just a solid recipe for a delicious potato skin. I think most people would enjoy this recipe.
Exellent! Everyone in my house loved them!! I baked my potatoes in the microwave (fork holes in them, coat w/ oil and sprinkle with kosher salt.)
Perfect! I sprinkled a little onion powder on the inside after I brushed with the oil & butter- my son said they were better than Friday's!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Daisy Brand Potato Skins
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 192
Calories from Fat: 96
We have so many top-rated chicken recipes, you'll never run out of dinner ideas again.
Imagine dinner making itself in the slow cooker while you relax or do other things.
Delicious recipes, party ideas, and cooking tips! Get a year of Allrecipes magazine for $7.99!
See how to make crunchy, cheesy, just plain perfect potato skins.
Learn how to make this creamy, cheesy casserole—a favorite all year long.
See how to make cheesy, cheesy oh-so-cheesy scalloped potatoes.


text:
^ thanx for updates
Two more articles with Mishin quotes.
^ thanx for updates
Two more articles with Mishin quotes.
Best wishes to Plushy & family for quick and total healing!
They say he will stay in Israel hospital for two weeks.
interview from hospital:
TV girl: The famous Russian figure skater Evgeni Plushenko who had to withdraw from the European Championship in Zagreb, was operated in the clinic in Israel. Our correspondent could meet him a few hours after the surgery. Evgeni said that before and during EC he was in pain, didn' feel his legs and couldn't properly train.
Plu: Now I am feeling like after the operation. Of course I feel some pain but in general I feel good. My attempt to skate at Euro was a risk. But I have always been a risky athlete who is going to his goal no matter how much it takes.
TV girl: Now Plu and his team are thinking about Sochi, if he can compete there at the proper level.
Doctor: I think with what spine I saw it's difficult to live, not to skate only. I think he is a person of a real will if he could skate with such pain. He had a severe distruction of his disk, but not the disk only. His intervertebral joints, connecting cords were all in awful conditions.
TV girl: Usually people after such an operation can barely leave the bed. But Evgeni started walking.
Plu (smiling happily): You see, they operated me yesterday, but today I can walk a little.
TV girl: The detailed report from Israel' clinic see tomorrow in our News progs.
Last edited by plushyfan; 02-01-2013 at 04:55 PM.
PlushenkoNews IMPORTANT - IF YOU WANT TO SEND BEST WISHES TO EVGENI, JOIN TO OUR ACTION TOMOROW!!!!
So, tomorow (saturday) in 12am (Tel Aviv time), 11am (CET), 14h (Moscow time) send this message to Evgeni on his twitter http://twitter.com/EvgeniPlushenko !
the text:
Женя, мы с тобой! Выздоравливай! Мы тебя любим! / Zhenya, we are with you! We love you! Get well soon!
write in both language , this text exactly
Last edited by plushyfan; 02-01-2013 at 05:15 PM.
Oh, drat! I think this is the first time I wish I had twitter.... Oh, well, I'm sure the response will be massive.
Here is a surgeon who operated Plu- Ilia Pekarski. He is a Moscow born, now lives and works in Israel for the last 20 years, specialized in operations on spinal. Actually he was a champion of the USSR in ping-pong but his passion for medical science won. He operated two ice hockey players of Team Russia (Kosmachjov, Skachkov), as well as basketball players of Real Madrid and many others. Here is a video about him: www.best-isramed.com/1977.aspx
Here are two more Russian articles with a more detailed description of Plu's medical conditions where Pekarski and the director of the clinic Igor Pyatigorski give their view:
thank you very much, let's talk, for the detail on Plush's operation.
Today Channel One aired a longer version of the same yesterday vid. There they said Plu will be able to resume his training at the end of April.
https://www.facebook.com/Plushenko/p...06449129370299 supports on facebook
http://twitter.com/bigeyegugu/status...827137/photo/1 on twitter
Last edited by plushyfan; 02-05-2013 at 03:45 PM.
Our clinic has a department specialized in sport trauma, so Evgeni Plushenko was advised to come to us for examination. During the examination, his physician, a surgeon, the one who is treating him, Dr. Ilya Pekarski (a very good man and a wonderful spinal surgeon) examined Evgeni, checked his MRI that the patient brought with him, ... checked his foot functioning, and recommended the surgery. His MRI clearly stated that his disk is destructed, his foot was weak. This means that the nerve is pinched, therefore the leg will be always weak and in pain.
If it' just pain, we usually choose to treat with medication, injections, etc. But if the nerve is compressed, then we offer the surgery.
When yesterday the operation began, he saw that the situation is actually much worse than it could have been predicted by MRI. It turned out that he had an old hernia (which he had treated several times, by the way) and a new hernia, the one that compresses the nerve. It is in the lumbosacral spine. This department is responsible for the strength of legs, and exactly there he had a hernia that was compressing the nerve. It was not only the pressure, but the disk was completely destroyed. It was destroyed to the point that there was the second hernia that was also pressing on the nerve. In such situation it was necessary to do the surgery.
The operation was supposed to be for two hours, but in fact it lasted more than three. During the operation they removed the destructed disc and put the disc from the polymeric material. I got furious when today I read that the disk was plastic. In fact, it is a very complex polymer material, very strong, and it is no worse than our natural disk given us by God. So he replaced it completely, put the polymer material, moreover, he also put a dynamic silicone clamp. Why do we need that clamp- it's like a spring that took some certain function: since Evgeni's disk was worn out and we had to replace it with the artificial one, we had to keep the height of the spine that Zhenya had before the injury. So, with the new disk and the clamp we brought Evgeni's spine in its primary state, as if he was born just yesterday.
Igor, please could you tell us how Eugene could skate on the ice, not mentioning his results and wins.
We are all Russian people, Russian-speaking people, I do not need to quote what Doctor Pekarski said, I don't think newspapers will write that. We believe that even every day routine in the gym was hard, it was hard to live with such pain.
How could Zhenya skate and achieve such success in the sport with his back condition? Well, I guess it is because he is not an average man, he is the Olympic champion. When you talk about these people, keep in mind that they are not ordinary people. Evgeni suffered too much, he basically lived on painkillers all the time. That was bad.
When the initial examination was taking place (I again jump to the pre-op period), he almost did not feel his leg. This indicated that the nerve was pinched and it didn't give the full feeling, so, perhaps, ironically sometimes Evgeni felt less pain. But it also resulted in a weak foot, the foot wasn't strong enough. But last night after the surgery Doctor Pekarski told me: look, immediately after the surgery Evgeni felt the power in his toes - that's why Dc. Pekarski believes that the operation was successful. This means that the nerve is completely released. And after he is healed (his back - everything is on the screws there now), the pain will end and in 6-8 weeks Evgeni will be able to train. I think he will be able to fully realize that he is finally a healthy person. And to feel strength in the leg. He will feel much better and we hope that he will win the Sochi Olympics with honour!
Is Evgeni the first figure skater who got the polymeric disk?
Pyatigorski: I do not know. In our clinic Zhenya is indeed the first skater who went through this surgery. In fact, this is not some know-how, we have been using this method for five years. We had basketball players such as brothers Lavrinovichi, Smodis, ice-hockey players who went through such operations, they all have returned to their active sport career and playing now. In principle, this operation is not some top ones. Another thing is this particular one was quite a difficult thing because the disk was very badly damaged. This shows just how hard it was for him to skate. Now he's one hundred percent recovered, he now walk already!
Very interesting; it sounds like getting the disk replaced was definitely the smart thing to do. People going into back surgery are often not sure if it is better to have it or not.
^ Even if he doesnt skate anymore, it certainly is an improvement of the quality of his daily life.
According to this article
He says that for the last 6 months he had every morning to sink into hot water 20 minutes, and then somehow he could start to walk or sit in a hot shower. He had to have regular massages before each training sessions. And that made him totally tired. Weeks before Russian nationals he couldnt feel his toes and the right side of his body was paralyzing at all and was skating on painkillers. Doctor saw that not only his disc, but also spinal joints and ligaments connecting the vertebrae were a mess.
At the ends he says that this would be his 4th comeback and sounds optimistic that now he can train pain free.
This somehow reminded me an interview of Lambiel saying he had to had massages and special warm up after his comeback., but I dont know exactly what injury Lambiel had had.


text:
Maybe it's more fun to be offtopic on Plushy's threads , but I invite all Alexei's fans to post here long and often.
Maybe it's more fun to be offtopic on Plushy's threads , but I invite all Alexei's fans to post here long and often.
I am sure they will stick on Plu threads.
But yeah, why not to invite them here. Here's Yag at one of his recent shows "Morozko":
Unfortunately Plushenko's threads are full of "Yagudin was a better skater" (was, as if he were dead ), but his recent videos on youtube have only a couple of views.
Big fan of Yagudin. Wish he could have gone on to the 2006 Olympics.
Thank you so much for this thread!
For me, this is probably the most favorite performance by Alexei. Though he did not win World title, I love this one, more than his OGM-winning The Man in the Iron Mask. He shows so much emotion. He lost SP (3rd place), so was ON FIRE.
Was that 3A-half loop-3S? or -3F? What a 'gorgeous' combination! Who else can do that among the current crops of skaters? Hanyu. And Aaron, maybe.
I also love Alexei's speed while doing Circular Step and Straightline Step Sqs, which I miss under CoP rules these days.
Off topic: I often love watching performances in the Free of those who made mistakes in SP or who got lowbelled in SP unfortunately. Because they are ON FIRE. e.g. Gracie at 2013 US Nats and Dai at Japanese Nats come to my mind.
More great skates and exhibitions
overcome exhibition http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GvEMcd9qcs
2001 short http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og59QN4L_ko
gladiator SC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPEHwF4S470
OG short winter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grLOpxcJt4s
Last edited by figuristka; 01-30-2013 at 06:50 AM.
This is going to become one of my favorite threads! Thanks for starting it.
Last edited by Olympia; 01-31-2013 at 05:15 AM.
What was the best version of Gladiator, do you think?
Do you remember what cheesefest it was where Alexei skated with two real knives ?
What I'd love to see is the BESP version of Yagudin's 2002 Oly's FS - I remember it as this amazing moment - one of my favourite skating moments ever - and then I found some, I believe, American commentator-vid of it where they basically came across as saying that it was so-so - I believe they used the word "conservative", for instance. Also, they didn't seem sure that he had won, and I remember not one vestige of doubt about it... What a weird feeling... So, if anyone's seen a BESP vid, please post it! (Oh, how I mourn having lost the BESP commentary! I want it baaaaaaack - but, sorry, I digress... )
Ok, we need more Yagudin fans, more Yagudin love in this thread.
At Sears Open 2001. Wow, 3F, 3A and 3S while holding two knives!
Loved his step sequences!
Off topic: personally I still wanted that Joubert would have kept his previous Free 'The Inception', but after watching this, it's understandable and forgivable that Brian dropped it and wanted to go for 'Gladiator'.
Last edited by deedee1; 02-01-2013 at 05:12 AM.
That's the one. I couldn't believe he would do jumps with two knives
I swear I remember whoever the commentator was saying they were real, the first time I saw him do it. If he had sense, he replaced them with rubber though.
The performance is nowhere near clean, but the intensity, the passion, and the abandon that Alexei skated with in especially in the second half of the program is just staggering.
As for a lesser-known Alexei program, I really liked his Broken Arrow LP as well: http://youtu.be/4Qtl44YyBEc
I thought Broken Arrow was quite an interesting program and I'm sad that he dumped it for Tosca at 2000 Worlds.


text: Oracle Instantis is a leading cloud provider of software for managing New Product Development programs. It provides a complete life-cycle solution for product ideation, selection, resource mobilization, product program execution and results tracking. The highly configurable solution is easily adapted to your project delivery methodology of choice including processes based on phase gates. The solution is designed to help maximize ROI and minimize TTM and TTV by being easy to deploy, administer, use and afford.


text:
The Global Intelligence Files,
files released so far...
Index pages
by Date of Document
Our Partners
Al Akhbar - Lebanon
Al Masry Al Youm - Egypt
Asia Sentinel - Hong Kong
Bivol - Bulgaria
Carta Capital - Brazil
CIPER - Chile
Dawn Media - Pakistan
L'Espresso - Italy
La Repubblica - Italy
La Jornada - Mexico
La Nacion - Costa Rica
Malaysia Today - Malaysia
McClatchy - United States
Nawaat - Tunisia
NDR/ARD - Germany
Owni - France
Pagina 12 - Argentina
Philip Dorling - Fairfax media contributor - Australia
Plaza Publica - Guatemala
Publica - Brazil
Publico.es - Spain
Rolling Stone - United States
Russian Reporter - Russia
Ta Nea - Greece
Taraf - Turkey
The Hindu - India
The Yes Men - Bhopal Activists
Sunday Star-Times - New Zealand
Community resources
courage is contagious
The Global Intelligence Files
On Monday February 27th, 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor. The e-mails date between July 2004 and late December 2011. They reveal the inner workings of a company that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co., Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and government agencies, including the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defence Intelligence Agency. The emails show Stratfor's web of informers, pay-off structure, payment laundering techniques and psychological methods.
[OS] News Alert from AlertNet: U.S. ready to help Chile after earthquake-Obama
Released on 2012-10-19 08:00 GMT
|2010-02-27 20:10:02
If you wish to unsubscribe please follow this link.
This email was sent to you by Thomson Reuters, the global news and information company.
Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender, except where the sender specifically states them to be the views of Thomson Reuters.


text:
What's New
California County Comparison - Fiscal, Economics, and Population - Graphs
Bachelor's Degree Recipients
DescriptionPercent of population 25 years and over who have earned a bachelor's degree, 2005. Pause your mouse over the graph to display the numbers.
|60% -
|45% -
|30% -
|15% -
State Average
To view a graph showing the trend of this data over time, click on the name of that county in the graph.
Not all counties are included in the data from the Census Bureau.
Return to California County Comparison Menu | View Table of These Data


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Hooded Cinched Waist Quilted JacketITEM: 8058 This trendy jacket is big on style. From its exaggerated, gathered shirred hood that folds down to a dramatic collar, to its zippers, snaps, slimming elasticized waist for shape, it's chic and cozy all in one. Polyester with polyfill lining, knit cuffs. Imported. Machine washable. Learn More
Lambskin Leather and Suede JacketITEM: 8105 Combine luxurious soft lambskin leather with contrasting lambsuede trim and you've got a winner! Lambsuede trims the shoulder, front zip, and jacket bottom. Two front zip pockets and zippers on the sleeve for extra detail. Poly fill lining. 22" back length. Imported. Learn More
Lambskin Leather Scuba JacketITEM: 8098 One of our most popular styles, this year's version is made in buttery soft top quality lambskin leather. Women love this jacket for its clean lines, princess seaming, and poly quilted lining. 26" back length. Learn More
Lambskin Leather Straight Bottom JacketITEM: 8108 Always a favorite, we've reinvented our basic lambskin leather straight bottom jacket in a longer 28" length. Standup collar with faux fur trim, faux fur adjustable cuffs, two side pockets, and a warm poly quilted lining. Imported. Learn More
Leather and Stretch Knit Jacket for a fabulous fit!ITEM: 8099 Made of soft and supple lambskin leather with an overall diamond quilted design and stretch sides make this popular jacket a great fit. Form fitting and flattering on almost everyone. Matching stretch knit collar, silver hardware, and poly quilted lining. Imported. Learn More
Quilted Scoop Neck Lambskin Leather JacketITEM: 8106 You will feel special when you wear this luxurious lambskin leather diamond quilted jacket. Banded scoop neckline, leather covered stretch elastic, snap cuffs and polyquilted lining just to mention a few of this jacket's meticulous details. Imported. Learn More


text:
Now we're email buddies!
You have chosen to receive our #NAMED_LISTS# newsletters at #EMAIL_ADDRESS#. You will receive an e-mail shortly confirming your subscription. So excited to have you!
Refinery 29
Please upgrade your browser for the best Refinery29 experience. Read more.
From the gorgeous girls behind FEYT to amazing stylist Dree Harper to our own style-obsessed staffers, we are officially on a mission to conquer every covetable closet in the country. Our next victim...er, lucky participant? R29's own New York editor Annie Georgia Greenberg. Whether she's channeling her inner '90s grunge flower child or taking NYC sleek to the next level, Annie always brings her style A-game...and her awesome closet wares don't disappoint.
Click through to get a glimpse of her swoon-worthy stock of Marc Jacobs, vintage Coach and YSL, rag & bone, and more. The bonus? Annie's also picked out some of her fave fall items from Dieppa Restrepo, Verameat, and AMMARA, so you can score them right alongside her closet. Shop now, thank us later.
Photographed by Geordy Pearson


text:
It's the only way to revamp the weakest spot on our squad. I'm with this mock, but idk about Banks falling. Maybe he does though
It's the only way to revamp the weakest spot on our squad. I'm with this mock, but idk about Banks falling. Maybe he does though
I love that draft, but it might be a little too optimistic. I think Banks will move up, likely to top 15, when all is said and done. Big, physical corners won't last long in the draft. Bailey might not get past R2. But, if all that happened this would be a huge haul for Miami.
Lol that would be an amazing off season but I think you're being a little too optimistic. I doubt that we land all of those free agents and I seriously doubt Bailey will fall that far in the draft.
Please... End this misery this season.
Why would I think Ireland is really going to pick up a Big FA WR and then draft a #1 WR. I honestly feel it will be either or not both.
Want-Goodell to be Impeached.
Follow me on on Twitter www.twitter.com/FinFanChubby
In psychology, Stockholm Syndrome is an apparently paradoxical psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and have positive feelings towards their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them. "[6]
An Offensive Lineman isn't going to get in the end zone.. Playmakers are rare and when you get a chance to pick one up you take it. We did the 'build the trenches' game and all it gave us was an untalented and slow team. Take a shot and let's score some points for once.
I like much of what I see, but I'm not sure I understand you. So our CB's would be Carroll, Cox and 3 rookies? That's a bold move for a team like ours that was led by its defense and only has 1 pass rusher. Similarly you are letting Jake Long walk and replacing him with a raw prospect (Kyle Long) who by all accounts is a couple of year or so away from starting (because he played another sport) and a little older? He's unlikely to be ready to play RT and no way he can play LT. For that matter it's banking on a massive improvement from Jonathan Martin for him to play LT competently.
Your offseason plan is certainly enticing, and I absolutely love the Levitre, Jennings pickups and your getting good talent with your draft. But, next year you're setting yourself up to get fired as the GM, because our CB situation will give up a lot of plays and expose our weak pass rush. Our OT situation will neutralize our passing game. I might suggesting tweaking something somewhere to get a solution at LT and either DE or CB. I must say though, very good individual items in your plan, so it's not an overhaul, just a tweak IMHO.
Regardless our secondary would be much better than last year with this team and not just because of the talent in the secondary but also because we added some very solid pass rushers. (Also how does my offseason plan still have a weak pass rush??? Bennett had 9 sacks and could shred opposite of Wake! Also we would have solid depth with our pass rushers with Vernon and Carradine)
As for Left Tackle I would love to sign one in free agency but the only person I see worth signing at tackle is Clady or Vollmer but they will most likely be tagged or resigned. So then you do the next best thing and sign a stud guard and draft a tackle early in the draft! People may say if thats the case then franchise or resign Long but honestly that would be pretty dumb! There is no point giving Long top tackle money since he does not fit the system!


text:
A British soldier finds himself lost behind enemy lines one night after a riot in Belfast during the Northern Ireland conflict in 1971. Rising star Jack O'Connell (300: Rise of an Empire) bravely must find his way to safety while trying to distinguish friend from foe
Winner of multiple 2014 Cannes Film Festival Awards (including the coveted Critics' Week Grand Prix), Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy's The Tribe is an undeniably original and intense feature debut set in the insular world of a Ukrainian high school for the deaf. The Tribe unfolds t
With animation, interviews, and film clips, this documentary about writer/director Richard Linklater (Dazed and Confused, School of Rock, Boyhood) is a treat for fans and those unfamiliar with his work. Keanu Reeves, Matthew McConaughey, Billy Bob Thornton, and Julie Delpy tell all
Magician James "The Amazing" Randi has spent his life exposing so-called psychics via his own fictional characters. Through interviews with Randi, fellow magicians, and former partners, this doc explores the differences between deceiving to conceal the truth and deceiving to reveal the truth
Paolo Virzi's thriller depicts two families accidentally intertwined among northern Italy's uber-rich in a crumbling economy. In chapters highlighting the turmoil bubbling under a seemingly perfect façade, the film examines vanity and unhappiness in a culture that bases human value on money
This riveting documentary chronicles the seventy-year career of jazz trumpeter Clark Terry, who inspired legions, including Miles Davis and Quincy Jones. At its heart lies the student-teacher relationship between Terry, who is slowly losing his sight, and young blind piano prodigy Justin Kauflin
Oscar-nominated director Bennett Miller (Capote, Moneyball) teams with a strong ensemble including Mark Ruffalo, Channing Tatum, Steve Carell, and Vanessa Redgrave for the chilling fact-based account of the events that led to the 1996 murder of Olympic wrestling champion Dave Schultz
The lone survivor of a coal mining accident, Amos is caught between a rock and a hard place: speak truth or stay quiet and keep the town's economy alive. One accident leads to another, entangling three families in tragedy and ultimately in the liberating power of truth
Tuesday, July 7th, 7:30pm. Pre-reception in Henderson's Lounge at 6:30pm. Director Jimmy Goldblum in person!
Set in Manhattan, city of chance encounters, Victor Levin's debut feature is a refreshingly modern look at the affair that develops after aspiring young writer Brian (Anton Yelchin in a strong performance) inadvertently meets Arielle (Berenice Marlohe), the sophisticated wife of a French diplomat
Returning to her factory job after a medical leave, Sandra learns management has decided to reallocate her duties to others and award them bonuses. She takes the situation into her own hands, spending a weekend pleading with her coworkers to sacrifice their bonuses so she can remain employed
When the unpopular and aloof leader of Italy's Leftist party (Tony Servillo) disappears from sight, his handlers spring his identical twin from the psychiatric ward to replace him. The results energize the electorate and bring about wanted political change in Roberto Ando's clever satire
In this comic murder mystery, engaged couple Barri and Noah, loosely modeled after Nick and Nora of The Thin Man series, try to uncover who killed their Brooklyn neighbor. As the inept detectives unearth clues, they expose not only the killer, but cracks in their unconventional relationship
Norwegian scientist Marie Ernst goes to Paris for a conference on the weight of the kilo, an international standard of measurement, but it's her life that ends up on the scale. This poetic film, written and directed by acclaimed Norwegian filmmaker Bent Hamer, is pure cinematic delight
This documentary juxtaposes Elliott Smith's music with scenes from the three cities he was most associated with. Covering his pop-punk days in Portland, his fame in New York, and his downward spiral in Los Angeles, the film explores the personality of a man who loved life more than many know
Vacationing in Brazil, Konrad is saved from drowning by lifeguard Donato, and the two begin a romance. Donato embraces his sexuality and goes to Germany with Konrad, leaving family behind. This sparse film explores themes of self-discovery, reinvention, and identity amid stunning and poetic visuals
When aspiring oil-field workers flock to tiny Williston, North Dakota, in search of a fresh start, they bring their checkered pasts along. Jesse Moss's documentary shows pastor Jay Reinke's struggle to persuade the community to let him house the men, converting his parish into a sort of shelter
Magic: The Gathering is an addictive fantasy card game with tournaments, tours, and championships that's created a unique subculture since its inception two decades ago. This documentary, directed by local Karen Cruz, profiles eight key players in the Denver Magic scene
Larry Brown, Will Durst, and Johnny Steele were among the brightest stars of San Francisco's '80s comedy scene. While many of their peers, including Robin Williams, found fame and fortune, they still struggle to make a living. This funny documentary tackles the serious business of laughs
Colorado's filmmaking scene continues to grow as a diverse and collaborative effort, each year increasing the number of films produced here and seen in theaters across the country, as well as receiving national and international festival berths
Fabrice Du Welz's remake of The Honeymoon Killers for the Internet era debuted at Cannes. When Gloria meets Michel, she falls for his charms, only to discover he's swindled her heart and wallet. She agrees to help him seduce other women, but her obsession soon reaches murderous heights
Using traditional animation techniques, participants will help create a short film. Budding animators are invited to show up with a creative mind-set and a willingness to explore
A screening of the short animated films created during the 2014 animation station workshops. Using traditional animation techniques, participants created a short film in a one day workshop for budding young animators (ages 6-17).
Gabriel Mascaro's poetic film moves across the screen like the trade winds, slowly at first, then gathering velocity. A young woman moves to a Brazilian seaside village to care for her grandmother, and seeks distractions from her plantation job. She soon finds herself face to face with death
Every year, Austrian film artists produce some of the most provocative, visually stunning avant-garde films in the world. We are pleased to once again present a package of eight new works from Austria's leading filmmakers
Wolfgang Beltracchi got away with forging art masterpieces for over forty years. He may be egotistical and nihilistic, but his genius is undeniable. He managed to fool gallery owners, historians, and investors with the stroke of a brush. This documentary follows his last days as a free man
An award-winning 1959 Brazilian film retelling the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice set in a favela of Rio de Janeiro during Carnaval. Orfeu meets Eurydice, a newcomer to town fleeing a man trying to kill her. When the two fall in love, Orfeu's fiancée, Mira, is mad with jealousy
Ingrid may be blind, and has refused to leave her apartment for quite some time, but her mind has never stopped painting pictures of the world around her. In director Eskil Vogt's strong debut, what results is a story of paranoia, insecurity, and wry humor
From their origins as miners' work pants, to countercultural statement, to expensive designer jeans, BLUE GOLD traces the history of blue jeans. Eric Schrader, a vintage-jeans trader, explains how a symbol of Americana became fetishized, and how its global reach demands social responsibility
A drunken, down-on-his-luck ex-cop with a gambling problem needs to support his teen daughter. He gets a cushy job sitting in an empty office all day doing nothing—and receiving wads of cash. One day he's asked to deliver briefcases around the world, with the warning never to look inside
Brooklyn's Mark Morris Dance Center is home to an internationally acclaimed modern dance company—and to a unique group addressing the physical limitations of Parkinson's disease. Director Dave Iverson, himself diagnosed with Parkinson's, discovers the profound connection this community has created
Jean is a rich kid in Rio de Janeiro. He wants a girlfriend and the freedom of riding public transportation. As his father's lies about losing the family's money become more apparent, Jean moves closer to his dreams and further from his father's hopes for him
Davi Pretto's film about Joao Carlos Castanha, an aging gay actor and drag performer in Porto Alegre, Brazil, blurs the line between fiction and nonfiction. Castanha lives with his mother, who frets over her drug-addicted grandson, while Castanha seems to come to life only onstage
An aging Aboriginal man, frustrated by the white government's stranglehold over his community's traditional way of life, escapes to the bush only to find he's not up to living in the wild. With his health failing, Charlie is evacuated to the city, where ultimately he must find his way home
Maria, traveling to receive an award on behalf of the director who made her famous, learns he's died. She agrees to star in a revival of the play that launched her career. When a young actress gets the seductress role, Maria is cast as the doomed older woman and life imitates art
Marso is an eccentric, introverted painter and art professor who, approaching his sunset years, learns he has a disease that could render him blind at any moment. As he begins to put his emotional affairs in order, including his strained relationship with his daughter, he must face the inevitable
Picking up where his You've Been Trumped (Best Documentary, SDFF 34) left off, British filmmaker Anthony Baxter trains his critical eye on the development of luxury golf courses worldwide to reveal what happens when power, money, and the little people collide
Paul holds the title for being the crazy one in the family, but as the story plays out, it's revealed he might just be the sanest as they try to cover up a secret that will change their lives forever. Adapted from the novel by Herman Koch
Spike Lee's original title for Do the Right Thing was Heat Wave, because he'd noticed the murder rate in New York City rising with the temperature. In the director's 1989 breakthrough, a Brooklyn block's racial tensions boil over on the hottest day of the year
Life in a Paris suburb can be challenging, especially for women. Domestic Life follows four women over a 24-hour period. The psychological drama mainly focuses on the once-independent Juliette, who's now juggling kids, husband, and career
Noted film critic David Thomson presents Academy Award-nominated director Michaël R. Roskam's new film, The Drop. Penned by the writer of Mystic River and Gone Baby Gone, this gritty drama stars Tom Hardy, Noomi Rapace, and James Gandolfini in his final performance
After his girlfriend leaves him, middle-aged Israeli bike repairman Hanoch travels to France in search of his estranged father. Ruben, a gay sixty-something detective, is asked to take on the case before retirement. Apathetic and depressed, he's reluctant, but odd coincidences lead him to accept
Victor Tellez, a jaded film critic, eschews romantic comedies. He imagines his life as a French film noir as he goes about his days with a dour attitude. But when he meets the free-spirited Sofia, he realizes in horror that he's become a character in his own romantic comedy
After Dr. Lawrence, a shrink at a mental hospital, goes missing, a psychological game of cat and mouse ensues between another doctor and a patient. Michael, with a knack for riddles and a fascination with elephants, may know Dr. Lawrence's whereabouts, but can Dr. Green figure out Michael's game?
Lawrence Jordan is coming home. This year's Stan Brakhage Vision Award recipient, the acclaimed maverick spirit in the world of avant-garde cinema, is a Denver native who was an honors student at Denver's South High School, and a friend and classmate of the late Stan Brakhage
On a remote manioc farm in northern Brazil, an authoritarian father lives with his three beautiful daughters. Each suffers a quiet despair for the mother who has mysteriously disappeared. This stylized film owes much to the works of French auteur Robert Bresson, to whom it is dedicated
It's summer 1972 and twelve-year-old Duch has two obsessions: NASA moon missions and his neighbor Mary. When artist Loes arrives, Duch's dad falls for her swinging lifestyle and moves in. Duch's mom is left holding her fragile family together, and Duch realizes nothing will ever be the same
A man disconnected from others. A family secret. An estranged son. A father-son journey. The mystery of a lifetime. The other side of the world. And a chance to change everything
The First Look Student Film Section is an exclusive selection of short films reserved for outstanding student filmmakers from around the world. It started in 2000 as a standalone event and was dubbed by The Denver Post "arguably the best niche festival in Denver"
The First Look Student Film Section is an exclusive selection of short films reserved for outstanding student filmmakers from around the world. It started in 2000 as a standalone event and was dubbed by The Denver Post "arguably the best niche festival in Denver"
The First Look Student Film Section is an exclusive selection of short films reserved for outstanding student filmmakers from around the world. Started in 2000 as a standalone event and dubbed by The Denver Post as "arguably the best niche festival in Denver,"
A bitter woman steps off the roof of her bleak apartment house and remarkably survives the fall; she reenters the building to find the elevator inevitably broken. Ascending the stairs, she observes bizarre scenes unfolding within her neighbors' apartments in a series of darkly comic vignettes
For sex, suicide counseling, psychic readings, or someone to pray with, millions worldwide call hotlines every year. This compelling doc looks at the strangers at the other end of the line, who provide human interaction in a world full of ways to communicate yet lacking in meaningful connections
Six teenage girls from disparate and often tragic backgrounds share their thoughts, hopes, and dreams with writer/director Rebecca Berry. This inspiring film draws parallels among the obstacles girls face as they come of age in Afghanistan, Australia, Cambodia, Cameroon, and Papua New Guinea
International pop star Bené and manager Beefy are hiding from an assassin—or, as Bené pronounces it, S-S-N—in a crummy L.A. apartment. Writer/director/star Bennett Jones mixes crude drawings, psychedelic animation, and random outbreaks of song in this often-surreal comedy bound for cult status
Writer/director Leah Meyerhoff spins a dreamlike tale of teenage vulnerability and the angst of first love in her debut feature. Her impressionable protagonist creates a fairy-tale world to cope with her dreary home life. She falls hard for her "prince," but he turns out to be not so charming
When military police cracked down on Sao Paulo's organized crime in 2012, the violence affected thousands. In Luis Dantas's solo feature debut, a young man on prison leave returns home to deliver explosives, and his brother, his best friend, and a woman he loves are caught in the crossfire
Shortly after artist John Imber is diagnosed with ALS, a degenerative nerve disease, he loses function in his dominant painting hand. But with an unwavering positivity and passion for art, he finds new painting methods that shift his style from figurative to abstract
A likely Oscar contender, Benedict Cumberbatch (TV's Sherlock) stars in this tense biopic of Alan Turing, pioneer of modern computing and the man who cracked the Germans' Enigma code during WWII. A determined savant, Turing was not only good at cracking secrets, but also at keeping them
A bearded, beer-drinking Englishman and a straitlaced ultramarathon runner in Nevada are crusaders in the war on aging in David Alvarado's documentary. The men both have drastic yet seemingly easy theories on how humans can stay forever young, but the world may not be ready for them
After a father loses his son at the hand of a drug kingpin, he will stop at nothing to get his vengeance in this brilliant tale of revenge, a la Fargo meets Taken. Despite being a community hero as a snowplow driver in the frigid mountains of Norway, our hero delivers payback
A pair of brothers and a detective can't find their way out of a stairwell. A family of four is trapped on a road leading to nowhere. The parallel stories are caught in an infinite loop, while examining the fragile realities of life and death
In his feature debut, director Sergio Andrade depicts life in the Amazon through the eyes of two brothers caught between modernization and their parents' indigenous lifestyle. The younger, Jonathas, yearns to break free. On a forest camping trip, he finds first love and life-threatening danger
After exploring man's relationship with animals in Bestiare (SDFF 35), director Denis Côté examines the ties between man and machine. Using sporadic lyrical dialogue and repetitive shots of industrial machinery, this experimental documentary focuses on people working as manufacturers
Nomuro, living in Tokyo, is young and attractive—and kills the women he dates, posting his crimes online. Meanwhile, in Bali, disillusioned journalist Bayu begins to kill vigilante-style. When the killings go viral on the Web, their rivalry threatens to unravel the worlds surrounding them
At 29, Kumiko works a soul-killing job as an office lady in Tokyo. To escape both her mother's and her boss's chastising about being unmarried, she obsesses over the movie Fargo. Believing she can find the buried money, she sets off to Minnesota in search of her treasure
In rural Mexico, two women discover they are pregnant by the same man. Cheba, alone and pregnant by Silvestre as her husband is away looking for work, must choose between her family and her newborn by another man. Meanwhile, Angeles is also pregnant by Silvestre, who happens to be her stepfather
Set in the Southern California desert, Mike Ott's haunting film adds magical realism to the cruel reality of illegal immigration. Ott pairs Francisco, a displaced Cuban desperate for work, with Cecilia, a ten-year-old Mexican delivered to his door. Theirs is a journey of survival and friendship
In this two-part drama, an infertile Jewish couple adopt an Aryan baby, Klara, in the pre-World War II era. As Hitler's regime takes power in Germany, the family is sent to Auschwitz, where Klara learns that she was not born a Jew and therefore should not be in a concentration camp
Director Gabriel London takes us inside the mind of a mentally ill prisoner sentenced to life after a petty crime committed as a teenager. Through journal entries, interviews, and gripping animation, we witness DeFriest's daring escapes and the brutality he's endured behind bars for three decades
Bill Murray plays oceanic explorer Steve Zissou in this tale of lost and found love, fear of the unknown, and revenge. The captain drags his crew on a suicide mission to find the Jaguar Shark in hopes of gaining respect from his peers, ex-wife and newfound son
An athletic young Indian woman with dreams of becoming a professional boxer is running out of time and resources. Born an "untouchable," she must circumvent poverty, arranged marriage, and a corrupt coach to achieve her goal. Writer/directors Beathe Hofseth and Susann Østigaard document her passion
Leighton Meester (TV's Gossip Girl) plays Eleanor, who's homeless and jobless after breaking up with her rocker boyfriend (Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong). She forms an unlikely friendship with a 12-year-old musical prodigy who lives in a castle. It proves to be a harmonious alliance
Back by popular demand, Cinema Q's award-winning doc chronicles Richard Adams and Tony Sullivan's 40-year marriage-rights battle. Includes Q&A panel with filmmaker Thomas Miller, former Boulder County Clerk Clela Rorex, current Boulder County Clerk Hillary Hall, and the History Colorado Museum
In Joshua Oppenheimer's sequel to his 2012 documentary The Act of Killing, about Indonesia's massacres in the 1960s, we follow Adi, whose brother was assassinated, as he probes former death-squad leaders about their roles. He seeks closure, but the perpetrators deny the events even occurred
This bilingual pseudo-noir from writer/director Dave Boyle keeps viewers guessing who done it and why. A popular Japanese mystery author and a father-daughter sheriff team come together after something very valuable goes missing following what begins as a blossoming relationship
This contemporary version of Poe's short story about modern man's urban alienation examines isolation in different forms. Disconnected Juvenal roams crowded streets. Outgoing Margo alienates herself in web chat rooms. When Margo asks Juvenal to witness her wedding, they form an unlikely friendship
Few people have heard of Stanislav Petrov, the Soviet military officer who prevented World War III. In The Man Who Saved the World, director Peter Anthony both documents and fictionalizes the story of how, in September 1983, Petrov went against protocol to head off a nuclear holocaust
John Magary's dramedy debut premiered at SXSW. Two brothers living in New York City are in a cycle of dysfunctional arguing, then reuniting, that they can't seem to address. The pair fall into a pattern of debauchery after a series of events ruin both their romantic relationships
When their mother goes missing, three sisters reunite at their lakeside home to settle her affairs. Middle sister June, a filmmaker, documents the homecoming. When the sibs summon a legendary ghost from the lake, their relationship falls apart and the film takes on a psychological edge
Web series from UC Denver's Film and Television Program: In The Mortal Coils, Tara has a tough gig, providing brief comfort for sudden-death victims before cutting their mortal coil. In Sanction, two sisters struggle for peace after their mother's death
Jacob Kaplan has lived an ordinary life, but upon turning seventy he decides he has accomplished nothing. Fed up with his community's despondency for their Jewish heritage, he takes it upon himself to hunt down someone he believes to be a Nazi. A comedic and inspiring story from Uruguay
The Mixtape returns, louder than ever. Featuring a selection of the best new music videos from around the world, this compilation features funny, provocative, and mesmerizing work within a wide range of music genres. In a post-MTV era, music videos are seldom seen outside of a computer screen
Thin and deformed, Kurt suffers from a rare connective-tissue disorder that affects movement and function. This very dark experimental feature explores the inner workings of Kurt—whose mother's death has left him in search of a new home—and his contrasting attitudes, from taunting to comforting
Chelli is responsible for her mentally disabled sister, Gabby. When a social worker realizes Chelli is working and leaving her unsupervised, Gabby is enrolled in a day-care program. The sisters' separation creates a distance in their relationship, perpetuated by a new man in Chelli's life
Zano is a vampire who lives to dance. In 1984, he visits Athens for the first time to see his friend Jimmy, the gravedigger. When Jimmy doesn't show, Zano descends to the center of the earth with Peter, a Norwegian drug dealer, and Alice, a hooker with a dark agenda
Writer/director Benedikt Erlingssen debuts this award winner that's Iceland's submission to the Oscars for Best Foreign Film. In an isolated valley in rural Iceland, horsemanship is still at the center of daily life. With wry humor, the film delves into the unchanging spirit of both horse and human
Human cells, vacuum cleaners, submarine sandwiches, and yoga positions are all subject to a patent system some say has gone berserk. Hannah Leonie Prinzler's documentary shows just how far intellectual-property laws reach. She traveled the world to research how patents protect and stifle invention
A Greek woman who moved to England to become a doctor returns to confront her elderly father in this beautifully directed drama about a family with secrets and making amends before it's too late
What if Bono, TOMS Shoes, Save the Children, and NGOs are all wrong about aid to developing nations? For this riveting documentary, Michael Matheson Miller interviewed over 150 people in 20 countries on global humanitarianism's impact. His film makes us rethink a system in place since World War II
This incisive documentary about the dominating ice hockey program of the Soviet Union from 1954 until its collapse provides insight into a historical chapter that continues to inform Russia's leadership. Archival footage and contemporary interviews reveal the personal cost its stars paid for success
Director Diego Lerman shares the suspenseful story of a mother-son duo escaping the clutches of abuse to seek a new life. When seven-year-old Matias returns home to find his mother unconscious, she decides this will be the last time her husband assaults her, and takes Matias on the run
Paulo Sacramento's incendiary fiction feature debut shows the edginess of life in modern Sao Paulo. Renata is torn between her art-critic boyfriend, in his world of ideas, and bad boy Carlo, a car thief with a tender heart. Pressure builds, from their complex relationships and from life in the city
A divorced owner of a dog hotel and grooming salon, Libuse would rather spend her time with the dogs than looking for a man. Her best friends attempt to set her up with six online dating matches. She quickly falls in love with Ota but is left helpless and confused by his abuse and manipulation
Ethan Hawke's documentary paints a warm and inspirational portrait of Seymour Bernstein, the esteemed classical pianist, composer, author, and teacher. Describing his experiences through observations, recollections, and stories, Bernstein offers a glimpse into his intricate views on life and art
A collection of accomplished animated shorts offering an astonishing range of stories—from adventure and action to comedy and fantasy—using an even more astonishing range of animation techniques
An impressive collection of films: narratives so authentic that we immediately recognize their realities, and documentaries examining real but offbeat subjects
This international collection of films illustrates how one day can, indeed, be the most important day in a life
Eleven films from five continents, all recognizing the frailty of our shared humanity
Composer Brian Wilson said it best: "Love and mercy, that's what we need tonight."
What if the government you fear turns out to be your own? In Oscar nominee James Spione's documentary, three whistleblowers relate chilling accounts of their persecution for speaking out against the U.S. government's post-9/11 use of torture, illegal surveillance, and other unconstitutional acts
Inventor Dean Kamen—known for creating the Segway—has spent 15 years combating the world's clean-water crisis. After he teamed up with Coca-Cola to increase global reach, his vapor compression distiller might rid the world of the half of all human illness caused by waterborne pathogens
Years before the Billy Bob Thornton-directed feature film, George Hickenlooper directed Thornton and Molly Ringwald in the short that introduced audiences to the iconic character of Karl Childers and his grisly life story
Fourteen chapters bear the names of the stations of the cross in this tale of a girl's struggle with faith and her family's religious fanaticism. Caught between teen desires and doing the right thing, Maria questions her teacher and causes a scandal by attending choir practice with a classmate
A sleazy bookseller and thief on the run breaks into a supposedly empty house, only to find it's home to an elderly, world-famous psychiatrist fraught with Nazi guilt. The thief starts taking on characteristics of the psychiatrist, and with time they form a unique bond
Fifteen-year-old Meis is bored to death. Living in a middle-of-nowhere country home with her paranoid mom, lethargic dad, and demented grandma, she spends her summer willing something interesting to happen—even if it's a car crashing into the house, which sits at a ninety-degree turn in the road
Many residents of Long Beach Island, New Jersey, were displaced after Hurricane Sandy in 2012, but they never gave up hope. By relying on one another, the community found the resilience to get back to normal, overcoming insurance-company and government red tape
Inspired by Steinbeck's East of Eden, this nightmarish yet beautifully intimate thriller involves quiet farmhand Akin, vindictive farmer Jeremiah, and seductive farmer's daughter Sarah. Catching him in a lie, Jeremiah seeks bloody revenge while Akin's wife and son visit the farm
As arctic ice melts and sea levels rise, the fate of two communities at opposite ends of the planet hangs in the balance. Director Matthias von Gunten deftly documents the shared plight of the natives of northern Greenland and those of a small island in the Pacific threatened by climate change
Mild-mannered Jorge is attacked by neighborhood thugs and his son is shot trying to defend him. The shooter gets eighteen months in prison, but the harassment escalates. Jorge's wife leaves her indifferent husband, but when the gang goes after his daughter, he takes matters into his own hands
Swimming phenom and Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin was destined for greatness early on, but it wasn't until the arrival of veteran Kara Lynn Joyce that her sky-high expectations began to take shape. As training partners, competitors, and friends, Missy and Kara redefine what it means to win
Malika is desperate to earn money so her all-girl Moroccan punk band, Traitors, can record a demo. Moonlighting in her dad's garage, she meets Samir, who persuades her to smuggle hash in exchange for the cash. She agrees and acts as driver, befriending fellow runner Amal on the way
Denver festival friend Gary Keys takes a serious look at racism in twentieth-century America. Three African-American heroes—Jack Johnson, Paul Robeson, and Muhammad Ali—broke racial barriers only to find themselves in David-versus-Goliath struggles with the U.S. government
Shot in vibrant black and white, this French-Canadian film shows the mundane reality of a young woman who hopes for a fulfilling life but lacks motivation. Punctuated by moments of expressionism, it's realistic yet dreamlike, with strong acting and direction
Disillusioned Robbie retreats from his crumbling marriage to his aunt's home for pregnant teens. Nina, in a tumultuous relationship with moody baby-daddy Chase, captivates Robbie, and the two find themselves in a messy love triangle. Nathan Silver (Soft in the Head, SDFF 36) directs
Maya Vitkova's debut opens in 1979 Bulgaria. Boryana finds herself pregnant with unwanted Viktoria. When she is born with no umbilical cord, the child is hailed as a miracle and given party perks. But when communism falls, her world is turned upside down and she forms ties with her family
A visual masterpiece about the declining existence of the Badjao people, near the island of Borneo. Alexan makes his living as a compression diver, spending more time underwater than on land. He tries to pass the tradition on to his nephew, who's being pulled in the direction of the modern world
In its North American debut, director Jan Komasa's Warsaw '44 depicts the doomed uprising of Polish Home Army forces against the Nazis. Though it lasted only 63 days, the battle showed the fervor with which the youth of the resistance met their oppressors
This Sundance award-winning doc chronicles the life of Raphael Lemkin, who coined the term genocide and dedicated his life to convincing the world community to see mass murders as the horrific crimes they are. Inspired by Samantha Power's book, it shows us four people following Lemkin's lead
Set in New York City, acclaimed Russian director Angelina Nikonova's dark comedy tells the story of six immigrants attempting to build new lives in the land of freedom, yet finding that their old worlds won't be left behind
The "Bang Bang Club" was four fearless photographers during apartheid in South Africa. They stood in the face of danger every day, snapping some of the most iconic pictures of the twentieth century. Their work helped transform a nation but, as this documentary shows, it also shattered their lives
Growing up in the central African bush, Alias fears for his life. An albino boy, he is taunted and hunted by witch doctors for his rare skin. After the brutal murder of his father, also an albino, he is sent to live in the city, in hopes of a better life
Wild, adapted from the best-selling autobiography by Cheryl Strayed, follows Reese Witherspoon as she straps on an enormous backpack and journeys along the impossible 1,100-mile Pacific Crest Trail. Encountering rattlesnakes as well as her own past, she presses on, searching for redemption.
After running away from an abusive home in Alaska, fourteen-year-old Mackenzie (Ella Purnell) joins another lone traveler (Bruce Greenwood) in an unlikely alliance, helping to guide each other better than any map could. Director Frank Hall Green offers a story of salvation in his feature debut
William Matthews: masterful watercolorist, globe-traveler, collector of friends, generous participant in life, and occasional screw-up. This doc follows the Denver artist as he prepares for a museum show, revisits some favorite subjects, and reflects on Western art and our fascination with the West
While Georg directs his comedic masterpiece about the UEFA soccer championship in Poland, anything that can go wrong does. When his ex-girlfriend/costume designer finds herself pregnant, his artistic vision is challenged. Eventually they realize the worst-case scenario is better than nothing
Activist/author Edward Abbey's legacy lives on in his best-selling books and now in director ML Lincoln's lively documentary. Lincoln pays tribute to Abbey and the environmental movement he inspired, reenacting his "monkeywrenching," and interviewing notable eco-warriors and present-day activists
CLICK IMAGE for the Member Newsletter
CLICK IMAGE to submit to the Denver Film Festival. Withoutabox logos are trademarks of Withoutabox, a DBA of IMDb.com Inc. or its affiliates.
CLICK IMAGE to Renew or JoinMembership Updates and Sign Up
CLICK IMAGE for Information
CLICK IMAGE for more information
Site powered by: Luminate


text:
Bringing you essential news on restaurants, shopping, arts and other cultural happenings in Seattle. Subscribe to our newsletters, The Must List or Restaurant Insider, for weekly updates.
Scoop Topic | culture
About Seattle Blogs
Monthly archive
This Week's Events
Saturday, September 5th
Sunday, September 6th
Food and Drink, Music
Monday, September 7th
Arts and Performance, Festivals and Outdoors
Wednesday, September 9th
Special Advertising Section
- Five Star Professional
- Five Star Professional
- Featured Professionals
- Featured Professionals


text:
Nb: infants must be under the age of 2 and
children must be under the age of 12 at the time of
2-room apartment 33 m2 on 2nd floor, north-west facing position, cosy furnishings: living/dining room with 1 bed, 1 sleeping possibility and TV. 1 room with 1 bed and 1 x 2 bunk beds. Small kitchenette (2 hotplates, oven, micro wave). Bath-room, sep. WC. Facilities: iron. 3-room apartment 46 m2 on 15th floor: living/dining room with 2 beds. 1 room with 1 x 2 bunk beds. 1 room with 1 double bed. Small kitchenette (2 hotplates, oven). Bath-room, sep. WC. Balcony, south facing position. View of the ski-run. Please note: only 1 dog accepted.
Iglu acts as a travel agent for disclosed principals/tour operators, further details
of which will be made available at the time of booking. Your holiday contract will
be bound by the tour operators terms and conditions.
Prices are shown for a basic room or unit, can be subject to change and are indicative
until time of booking. Please call on 020 8544 7114 for prices for other travel
and room options for this property.
Prices shown are per person per week based on maximum occupancy. Descriptions and
quality ratings are provided by the Tour Operator (or one of the Tour Operators
where similar holidays are offered by more than one supplier). We reserve the right
to make minor adjustments to the description or rating based on staff and customer
feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will
be added to your invoice. If you pay by a UK issued debit card, there is no charge.
All bookings are subject to a £5 per person Passenger Admin Fee charged by Iglu.com.


text:
Get set to feel the excitement of the 2011 Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix from 24-27 March.
The Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix is one of the largest attended events in Australia attracting a four day estimated attendance of 305,000 in 2010. With Victoria on the world stage, the race alone will be watched in more than 180 countries and territories primarily on free-to-air broadcast.
Grandstand sales are currently tracking 35 per cent higher than this time last year with general admission not far behind.
"Last week saw the highest corporate hospitality sales in over two years. All of these things point to a great turnout in March and we have an incredible event planned," said Andrew Westacott, acting Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation.
"Sponsorship is also tracking beautifully and we are happy to welcome Red Bull, Pepsi, Porsche, Lexus and Renault to the Grand Prix family in 2011. We have also re-signed three year deals with LG and Vodafone and look forward to working with them again," he said.
The competition for the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship creates the perfect setting for a big weekend of speed, adrenaline and world-class entertainment at the spectacular setting of Melbourne's Albert Park.
March will be an exciting time in Melbourne. The city will be abuzz with media, celebrities and event-goers here to witness the pinnacle of motor racing at the 2011 Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix.
The 2011 event also includes an unparalleled line-up of the world's most exciting and action-packed racing across four support categories. Combine this with a myriad of off-track activities and live music and there will be something for everyone.
On the driver front, Aussie fans can look forward to two local heroes being on-track at Albert Park. Mark Webber will be joined on Friday by Daniel Ricciardo as the young West Australian gets his Formula One opening as third driver for Scuderia Toro Rosso at every race.
As anticipation builds around the close rivalry between manufacturers and drivers, can Sebastian Vettel emulate his winning World Championship form, will Mark Webber win his home race or will Jenson Button make it three in a row at Albert Park?


text:
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
CMC Magazine, Fall 2003
The Lay-Down on a Recent Addition
A Work of Art Covers the Ath Floor
What's 28-feet-by-l8-feet, woven from fine wool, took eight months to complete, and bears approximately 12 million hand-tied knots?
The answer is the new rug covering the floor of the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum's Security Pacific Dining Room, a recent arrival commissioned by the College to replace the Ath's original Persian Sarouk rug. After more than two decades on duty, with literally hundreds of thousands of students, faculty, alumni, and guests treading across it during receptions and dinners, the Persian rug simply had begun to disintegrate, CMCers say.


text:
Tuesday, July 01, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (July 1, 2003) - East Tennessee State University's women's cross country team was named to the 2002-03 All-Academic Team list by the Women's Intercollegiate Cross Country Coaches Association.
The 2002-03 All-Academic Team list included 118 teams. Teams needed to have a cumulative 3.00 GPA in order to qualify as an All-Academic Cross Country Team. ETSU's cross country program qualified with a cumulative GPA of 3.04.
Other notable women's cross country teams within the region that received this honor include Kentucky, North Carolina State, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest, and William & Mary.
|Copyright ©2015 East Tennessee State Athletics. All Rights Reserved.


text:
I downloaded the first couple episodes and gave it a spin on the way to work. And then I was hooked. It turns out, We're Alive is just freaking brilliant. The story takes about two minutes before it grabs you by your nostrils and forces you to listen to every word. The characters are believable, the story is intense, and the acting is... well, OK, the acting often blows.
Direct link to show: http://www.zombiepodcast....st/WereAliveEpisodes.html


text:
Thank you to director Alan Moyer for promoting this summer's U.S. Kids golf tournament tour at the eight golf courses in the Fort Wayne area this summer. It was a wonderful experience for young golfers.
Thank you to Northwest Allen County Schools for giving senior citizens passes to all their sporting events so we can enjoy watching our grandchildren's sporting and music events.
Thanks to the young woman in the gray car at Crescent (Avenue) and Coliseum (Boulevard) on a recent Sunday. She rapped on my car window to hand me my purse after it had fallen out of the car. Deo, gracias.
A great big tip of the hat to all the committee members, volunteers, teams and walkers who made the Walk to End Alzheimer's a huge success. Thanks.
Tip your hat to someone. Email email@example.com or send by mail to: Tip of the Hat, The News-Sentinel, 600 W. Main St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802.


text:
The Doorman
New York City's most famous and powerful nightclub gatekeeper, Trevor W., has somehow managed to lose his job at the door - but can't shake the documentary film crew following him. Trevor will play tour guide on his awkward journey down to earth as he comes to terms with his ego, identity and career options.
Cast: Tim Bauman, Lucas Akoskin, Mevlut Akkaya, Brian Arcuri, Alex Aldi
Produced by: Mevlut Akkaya
Directed by: Wayne Price
Written by: Lucas Akoskin, Wayne Price
Running time: 1hr 20min
Opens: Jul 18, 2008 NY
|Theaters for Today
Pick a day
on this day.


text:
Description: (Hewlett-Packard) Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter for WNT/W2KPart Number(s)Part# 245299-B21Condition:NewWarranty:1 Year / WarrantyUS sales only
Overview:StorageWorks FCA2101 2GB Fiber Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) by Compaq is a single-channel 64-bit/66-MHz PCI-to-Fiber Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) with an embedded multi-mode optical interface. This HBA is qualified for x86NT platforms configured with the Compaq MSA1000 Arrays only Compaq Enterprise Backup Solution (EBS) offerings Compaq 7-port Fiber Channel Hub and/or Compaq Fiber Channel Switches and Compaq Fiber Channel SAN Switches.
Part Number245299-B21
Products ID1652
Form FactorInternal Adapter
Interface CompatibilityPCI
Standard Data-Rate(s)100 Mbps - 200 Mbps
Max. Data Transfer Rate2120 Mbps
Duplex ModeFull Duplex
Cabling TypeFiber Channel
Networking ConnectorsSC
Fiber Channel StandardsFC-AL - FC-PH
Bus Clock Rate66MHz
Bus Clock Bits64 bit
Max Fiber Distance500 Meters
Power Requirements5 Volts
LED IndicatorsPower
Weight16 oz


text:
Amy Scholten, MPH
It may not be easy for you to accept the fact that you need help for an
alcohol problem. Keep in mind that the sooner you get help, the better your chances are for a successful recovery.
You may have concerns about discussing drinking-related problems with your doctor. This may stem from common misconceptions about alcoholism and people who have alcoholism. In our society, some people may perceive alcohol problems as a sign of moral weakness. As a result, you may feel that to seek help is to admit some type of shameful defect in yourself. However, taking steps to identify a possible drinking problem has an enormous payoff: a chance for a healthier, more rewarding life.
A diagnosis of alcohol abuse or alcoholism is often based on an initial assessment, physical examination, and psychological evaluation.
Your doctor will ask you a number of questions about your alcohol use to determine whether you are having problems related to your drinking. Try to answer these questions as fully and honestly as you can. These are some of the questions you may be asked:
You also will be given a physical examination. Testing is not required to make a diagnosis, but your doctor may want blood tests. These tests can:
If your doctor concludes that you may be dependent on alcohol, you may be referred to a specialist in alcoholism. You should be involved in any referral decisions and have all treatment choices explained to you.
You may also be evaluated for psychiatric disorders that often occur with alcoholism, such as
disorders and
depression. You may be evaluated by your doctor or be referred to a mental health professional.
Alcohol use disorder. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated January 24, 2014. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Alcohol withdrawal. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated January 6, 2012. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Alcoholism. American Association for Clinical Chemistry Lab Tests Online website. Available at: http://labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/alcoholism. Updated April 9, 2013. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Alcoholism and alcohol abuse. Helpguide website. Available at: http://www.helpguide.org/mental/alcohol_abuse_alcoholism_signs_effects_treatment.htm. Updated August 2013. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Beyond hangovers: Understanding alcohol's impact on your health. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism website. Available at: http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/Hangovers/beyondHangovers.pdf. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Helping patients who drink too much: a clinician's guide. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism website. Available at:
http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/Practitioner/CliniciansGuide2005/guide.pdf. Updated May 2007. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Last reviewed February 2014 by Peter J. Lucas, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
Copyright © EBSCO Publishing. All rights reserved.
Educational Links:
Quick Links:
Community Center:
Contact Us
Employee E-mail Log-in
Site Map


text:
Hempel does not have an office in the chosen country. Please contact the office listed below.
Hempel Paints (South Africa) Pty Ltd. Unit 4, 16 Bentonite Road Alrode, 1451, GautengSouth Africa
We utilize cookies in order to optimize the website.By navigating further in the site or closing this window, you accept our cookie policy.