text:
I'm using WP 2.7 RC3 for a client's site, he's copying & pasting from Microsoft Word into WP to generate his posts. Unfortunately, WP is picking up the extraneous HTML generated by Word.
Is there a way to catch this godawful code?
I'm using WP 2.7 RC3 for a client's site, he's copying & pasting from Microsoft Word into WP to generate his posts. Unfortunately, WP is picking up the extraneous HTML generated by Word.
Is there a way to catch this godawful code?
there is a "paste from word" button in the visual editor
Try using Windows Live Writer. Or publishing directly from Word 2007+ using the Atom Publishing Protocol. It does that sort of thing correctly.
you know, Ive been curious for forever as to whether or not the "paste from word" button works -- Im pleased to say that it does. I actually tested it, and the opposite, a straight paste, on 2.8 bleeding
They behaved exactly as expected. One was nice, one wasnt.
Thanks for the tip about Paste from Word!
I just tried "Paste from Word", and "Paste as Plain Text" buttons, in WP 2.7, and it doesn't work. a blank popup layer appears, and then expands, and then.. nothing.
In safari, it also downloads an html file when I click the button.
What's up with that?
Is there a plugin that does this?
I'm not sure if this will strip all MS Word code out, but I've been using this custom function successfully on a project.
Pass $post->post_content to this function:
function strip_msword_tags($content){
// Strip  tags
$content = preg_replace('//', '', $content);
$content = str_replace('', '', $content);
// Turn

 into

$content = str_replace('

', '

', $content);
// Strip

 tags
$content = str_replace('
', '', $content);
$content = str_replace('
', '', $content);
// Apply WP filters
$content = apply_filters('the_content', $content);
return $content;
Hope that helps someone.
A plugin would be awesome!
In the meantime, interesting idea darinreid. Where would one install that code? (which template or core file?)
Believe it or not, but anytime you copy or paste from one website to another you can pick-up other services tags because you are pasting from one site to another. The only way you can get rid of them is to delete them yourself. If you can avoid coping or pasting it is best to try to avoid it.
Please don't mistake me if I am wrong, I think you can add your pluggins on your main website. Once, you have your site up and goning you can add in pluggings, comments, rss and anthing else. Some websites set-up have extra items you can include for free if you wish. The word to the wise.
Anytime you are writing in a word document the past buttong does work. For instance, if I am typing and I make a mistake or need to add another quote, sentence or word into my typing then I can highlight the word, quote, sentence and click on copy, then put the cursor in the area where I want to add that word or phrase, then either click on the paste button from drop down list or right click on the mouse to have the word or phrase added to the sentence.
You cold also cut and paste, but you just cannot paste alone because if you do it will not work.
Let me know if this helps.
You might want to re-try because sometimes the paste button may not have caught all the words or letters you wanted to paste and that can create a problem within itself.
I just used the built in Paste from Word button/function and it worked like a charm!!!
This topic has been closed to new replies.


text:
Chennai Express
- Studio: UTV
- Release Date: Aug 9, 2013
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 37 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 25 out of 37
Mixed: 6 out of 37
Negative: 6 out of 37
Review this movie
User Reviews
- User score
- By date
- Most helpful
Oct 14, 2013Chennai Express is a dull movie, there is no plot or story. There's just cheap laughs all held together by some impressive action scenes. It's getting so much attention because it has Shah Rukh Khan. Rohit Shetty's other works are promising but this one is dumb. Rahul is a coward and Meena is a English speaking dumbo. Watch Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobara! It's way better than this sh*t.
Aug 16, 2013Ah 70% of the language was tamil and comedy role don't suit srk too much overacting.Its just a awful movie,extraordinary scenes.this was not expected from rohit shetty
Although the film serves as a charming introduction to audiences new to the Bollywood genre, those well studied in the history of Shah Rukh Khan movies will be most rewarded, since the screenplay and songs make dozens of references to his earlier films.
Shetty's need to maintain his characters' romantic heroism constantly grates against his depictions of their ridiculousness.
Whether it's the wealth of meta-cinematic references to both Shetty's and Khan's other work, or the evolving romance between Khan and Padukone, or the handsomely mounted action, or the occasionally excellent songs, Chennai Express always has something up its sleeve.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Top Definition
A sweet and caring kind of person, one who can make you laugh and cry at the same time. Gennifer's are the coolest kind of people to be.
"hey did anyone ever tell you that your such a Gennifer?"
"OMG yes all the time."
"OMG yes all the time."
by Kirstyn Lynch. May 02, 2005
Trending Now
A name similar to Jennifer. Gennifer is uaually a name given to a young idiot child who thinks that the "G" gives her originality. This of course if infact the opposite. It only shows that the so named person's parents, like their child, are mentally retarded.
if you have a child named Gennifer u should b ashamed of your self.
by .jenn. January 04, 2007


text:
Get the abusers and their helpers
Published: Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 5:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 5:45 p.m.
Simply put, what law-abiding, consenting adults do in private is their business.
What went on at Penn State is another case of an alleged predatory pedophile, one of many slithering around preying on victims of all descriptions and all walks of life.
Joe Paterno, Penn State's faculty a priest, a nun, a bishop, the neighbor or a family member. When will those who know of a snake preying among them stop the cowardice and get involved to stop the widespread, disgusting sickness?
Those seduced, drugged, molested, led to believe that they were befriended, will probably never trust or fully recover from the mental and physical abuse.
I finally learned through support groups and longtime friends, professional therapy and reading about others trying to get on with their lives and forget the unforgivable. I may never.
These predatory pedophiles and their helpers should get life in prison, no parole, at a minimum for each person whose life they destroyed.
Ed Jackson
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.


text:
Amazon.com Review
Kaplan's book is a history of the Valley, from the time when Stanford professor Frederick Terman encouraged David Packard and Bill Hewlett to establish their own company to when Sequoia Capital invested $1 million in a startup founded by Jerry Yang and David Filo. In between are the many Valley legends, including Fairchild Semiconductor, Intel, Kleiner Perkins, Apple, Oracle, and Netscape--as well as some of its most notable failures and tragedies, such as William Shockley and Gary Kildall. While the book begins with the opulence of Woodside, California, it ends surprisingly enough in Portland, Maine, with Bob Metcalfe, founder of 3Com, who fled the Valley for something "fresher" and "more alive."
As he traces the short history of the area, Kaplan, a senior writer at Newsweek, detects a not-so-subtle change in its values. He writes, "Nobody appears to be having quite as good a time in Silicon Valley. Passions have become mere professions; impulsiveness is now compulsiveness.... The Valley once was a new machine. It changed the world. It may do so yet again. But the machine has no soul anymore." Here's a thoughtful and colorful read for anyone interested in one of the most dynamic places on the planet. --Harry C. Edwards
From Publishers Weekly
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.


text:
Simple to install, works like a charm. LOVE this plugin. Anyone operating a private site (like a BuddyPress site for in-house use) should definitely use this one.
Works as it should
This plugin is excellent - Just what was needed. Extremely simple.
Just a word for newbies - After installation, site visitors will only be able to access the site after you create an account for them. I am using wooCommerce which has a user type "customer", so is ideal.
Thanks richard4339 for your work in creating this.
Works as desired :)
I love one trick pony plugins like this. No complicated settings. Just upload, enable and any user account even subscribers have to login to see any content. Great for sharing family or a small group or club information. I am off to make a donation now, this plug-in is too cool not to do so. This is a great simple plug-in.
Very lightweight and powerful plugin.
I was looking for a code to implement in functions.php
This plugin does the whole work.
You must log in to submit a review. You can also log in or register using the form near the top of this page.


text:
Hi All
I am using wordpress for y website, I used a theme to develop it but Now I want to remove the gap above my page but not able to find the way. I have knowledge of wordpress but not a expert.
can you guys please direct me to the file i need to edit to make the change to the website.
My website is: http://www.print365.ie/
Aine Philip


text:
Aaron Hunt
DE | (6-2, 267, 4.86) | Texas Tech
By Pro Football WeeklyNotes: High school tight end and defensive end. Graduated third in a class of 450. Redshirted in 1998. Shared time at defensive end in '99 before getting starting job in 2000. Associated Press All-Big 12 and coaches' second-team All-Big 12 in '01. Plays both left and right end. Had 36 tackles and five sacks in '99; 71 tackles and eight sacks in 2000; and 85 stops and 12 sacks in '01. Was third on the team with 108 tackles, 19 tackles for loss and nine sacks in '02. Also had a forced fumble and blocked a kick. Graduated as Texas Tech's career sack leader. Positives: Good size and movement skills, and OK change of direction. Good chase-and- pursuit player who gives good effort. Improving pass rusher who can move laterally. Durable. Can counter and close on the quarterback. Has a quick first step and closing burst. Gets bigger, stronger and better every year.Negatives: Lacks great size, lower-body strength, technique and block recognition. Inconsistent off the ball. Runs around blocks. Questionable taking on and shedding. Lacks pass-rush moves and anchor. Does not use his hands well. Jumps and tries to outquick blockers. Lacks functional football strength. Weak at the point of attack and is not a run-down player. Summary: Speedy, edge-type rusher who will be drafted on Day Two but is not a paper prospect.* Player biographies are provided by Pro Football Weekly.


text:
Woman denies hitting police chief with car
LYNDONVILLE A St. Johnsbury woman accused of hitting a police chief with her car during a torch run for Special Olympics Vermont has denied the charges.
Sixty-seven-year-old Sandra Raynor pleaded not guilty Wednesday to careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle and disorderly conduct, both misdemeanors.
Police say that Raynor said she didnt want to wait when she saw the runners, a police cruiser and a fire truck coming down the street that she wanted to cross on June 6.
Lyndonville Police Chief Jack Harris, who was not in uniform and was one of the runners, said when he tried to stop her from driving through the procession, she drove off and brushed against him with her car.
She was arrested a short time later.MORE IN This Just InPHILADELPHIA Many delegates from Vermont arrived at the Democratic National Convention this... Full StoryWhite River Junction A Windsor Superior Court judge this week denied a prison sentence... Full StoryBARRE A Maine woman is accused of forging checks and selling off items that didnt belong to her. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Item # 50444
vaughn shorts
$85 $29.99
Item # 50444
Product Actions
$85 $29.99
Item # 50444Questions? We have the answers.
Additional Information
Tailored with a relaxed silhouette, these bermuda shorts are pleated at the front for a hint of volume and finished with inseam side pockets and faux rear pockets. Styled with Babaton dante blazer and Wilfred aborner t-shirt.
- Made from an enzyme-washed fabric that's lightweight, drapey, and soft
- 100% Lyocell
- Imported
- Machine Wash
- Fits large to size. Take one size down for your normal fit.
- Model is 5'11"/180cm wearing a size 2


text: Posted November 9, 2012 social values while important, can't just be the straw that stirs the drink. consider this. lets fast forward where every state has gay marriage and legalized weed and immigration reform all states are on the same page as the feds. then what? in an odd way, at some point, it may truly come down to the nuts and bolts of the economy but by then, it may not really matter. Obviously gay marriage and legalized weed wont really have a fiscal impact on the economy, unless the Feds start selling and taxing weed of course. A posession bust is little more than a ticket here in Cali currently so you wouldn't be emptying jails. Immigration reform on the other hand. Here in California we have currently about 3 million of the estimated 11 million "Unauthorized immigrant population" in the United States. The cost is immense. The rest spread throughout the 49 states. California is a glimpse into the future and is almost to the it may not really matter part you mentioned. Consdier that 12 years ago California was in the black. Consider that in 1986 there wasn't any "Unauthorized immigrant population" in California because the Governor signed an amnesty bill and 3 milion Illegals came forward and were granted amnesty. That was that evil Ronald Reagan guy who penned that. Here's the may not really matter part: http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-california-debt-clock.html . Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text:
Mexico Acts To Stop Gun Smuggling
NPR''s Phillip Davis reports Mexico is cracking down on the flow of guns from the U.S. Much of the trafficking is done by small-time smugglers, but most of the guns eventually go to Mexico''s drug cartels. Dozens of unsuspecting Americans are in Mexican jails after being caught trying to cross the border with weapons. Some face five to ten years in prison under Mexico''s strict gun laws. U.S. officials now are trying to warn citizens of the laws before they cross into Mexico.
You must be signed in to leave a comment. Sign In / Register
Please keep your community civil. All comments must follow the NPR.org Community rules and terms of use, and will be moderated prior to posting. NPR reserves the right to use the comments we receive, in whole or in part, and to use the commenter's name and location, in any medium. See also the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Community FAQ.


text:
No... but not far off ..East Dorset in the Stour Valley. Flooded septic tank so NO water use since early Jan !
Our garden has been under water for 2 months. The water has finally receded leaving a very sorry sight .One of the saddest sights is the carpet of blind daffodils.... some didn't even come up , of those that did and sat under nearly 3 ft of water 90% have no flower stems at all.
Should I dig them up now while visible in the grass or might they recover to flower next year ? Any thoughts and ideas gratefully received
Hi Italophile.... lost your contact details.... my cucumbers got lost under rampant courgettes and never saw the light of day.... shan't grow them there again .
Tomatoes especially the Soldaki are brilliant ! Am busy saving seed .Huge thanks for last years advice
Thanks for those answers....I was afraid it was a case of crawling round in the undergrowth , just hoped for an easy option !
Can I spray off sumac suckers with glyphosate or will it affect the parent tree ?
That's what we've had to do till now.... as a couple of Oldies this is back -breaking and I s'pose I am hoping there's an easier way ! As we've been flooded all winter I am only now able to see the pond back at it's normal level... none of the winter reed clearing has been possible and now it's really too late in many cases.
We have a large wildlife pond which has become clogged with this type of stonecrop.It seems thst pulling it out can actually spread it as it is fragile and any bits that snap off will quickly regrow. We have carp , newts , dragonfly larva .. all sorts of wildlife and I am nervous of using a glyphosate herbicide for this reason as well as it being difficult as 99% of the plants are underwater. Any advice ?
Thanks for that.... a relief about the chestnuts. I have ash and rowan .... do rowan not get it ?
We have a number of ash and Horse chestnut trees on our property.
So far the ash are fine but I will be looking out for die back next year.
The chestnuts have bleeding canker and I am dreading losing them ... should I have them removed now to prevent fiurther spread or can I enjoy my trees for a few more years. I really need expert advice on this
Has anyone else had this problem ? I think it's mice. Out of the whole crop only 2 roots unaffected.... some so badly eaten that there's virtually nothing left undergroud. I've dug them all up ...a very dispiriting sight they make !


text:
Multicultural Familia™ownerOpen Discussion -
Welcome to all of our new members! Please share a little bit about yourself with us and feel free to include a link to your blog or social media profile, if available. :)
4 comments
Thanks for this thread and the introductions. I am a Latina mom of two who lives in Berkeley, CA. I co-publish the MotherTalkers.com blog and am a campaign organizer with MomsRising.org.
Add a comment...


text:
China launched its first satellite to conduct high resolution earth observation from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China's Gansu Province Friday.
The satellite was launched on a Long March-2d carrier rocket at 12:13 and marked the 175th launch in China's Long March series of rockets.
Three microsatellites, developed by Turkey, Argentina, Ecuador respectively, were also aboard the rocket.
The satellite will be able to acquire high-resolution data over vast swathes of terrain.
"The satellite flies and moves fast, and therefore has a wide coverage to collect data," said Chen Shiping, a chief designer of the high-resolution system project of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (castc).
The satellite's successful launch marked a milestone in China's space infrastructure development.
China plans to launch five to six more satellites before the end of 2015.


text:
While visiting the Chippewa County Historical Society's 35th annual Christmas in the Village, which was themed with Icelandic tradition, Santa heard Allison's Christmas wishes. It was a cold day in Montevideo on Saturday, but as the day went on and warmed up, more and more kids showed up to see the jolly elf. (Staff photo by Jeremy Jones)
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Global Programs prepare our students to be global citizens and leaders of the 21st century who engage the world rather than seek sanctuary from it. To reach this goal, Pingry offers a globally relevant curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities that bring the world into the classroom and extend our program beyond the border of our campus.
Global Programs promote cultural literacy and challenges students and faculty to see the world from the perspective of others, offering opportunities that have the potential to change participants' lives. By the time they graduate, students will have learned how to serve interests beyond the school and themselves, thus ensuring that Pingry leaves the world a better place for our contributions to it.
For more information, contact Jeff Jewett, Director of Global Education, email@example.com, 908-647-5555 ext. 1346.
Spring Break 2016:
Spain Blog
Summer 2016 trip info and application materials
1. Pura Vida: Leadership and Community Service in Costa Rica
Belize Marine Ecology (June 2015)
Pingry - Weidigschule Exchange (Butzbach, Germany, June 2015)
Quebec: La Belle Province (Middle School French - June 2015 )
FranceMarch 8-20, 2015
PanamaMarch 10-17, 2015
Costa RicaJune 10-18, 2014
ChinaJune 17-26, 2014
China: Quzhou No. 2 School
Ecuador: El Liceo de Loja
Guatemala: Experiencias Interculturales Program
Senegal: Lycée Français Jean Mermoz


text:
Kevin Devaney Jr. joins Shawna Ryan on the desk to talk Hudson Valley softball. (4/25/12)
Highlights from HS SportsDesk (4/25/12)
Join Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests as they talk boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse, softball, baseball and football.
Today's High Five Play of the day features Harrison softball. (4/25/12)
North Rockland's Tara Monaghan discusses her team's win over Lakeland/Panas in the Section 1 Class A finals.
Senior G Katie Lonergan and Senior midfield Tara Monaghan talk about the win over Suffern and advancing to the section final


text: The Modular Integrated Communications Helmet (MICH) is a combat helmet developed for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command. It proved to be so popular that all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces began to use it, and eventually, law enforcement agencies adopted it as well. Made with advanced Kevlar, these helmets provide impact, ballistic and fragmentation protection. We offer a number of helmet covers that let you tailor your MICH helmet to your branch. These covers both match your uniform and eliminate the metal glare that could give away your position in covert operations. Our helmet covers come in several camouflage patterns and are made with rugged materials that can stand up to the toughest treatment in the harshest environments.


text:
HOUSTON -- Champ Car co-owner Kevin Kalkhoven made it clear Sunday that any type of merger between Champ Car and the Indy Racing League is not going to happen.
"You have to go through the grassroots. It takes time, but we're doing it. Our whole future is indirectly based on the drivers in the Atlantics."
-- Kevin Kalkhoven
"It is a completely dead issue," Kalkhoven said. "I don't think I can summarize it any clearer than that."
One year ago, Kalkhoven and IRL founder Tony George were talking and trying to find a way to come together in some fashion.
"A lot of progress had been made," Kalkhoven said. "But the moment it leaked out, a lot of influences came into play from those who might not have benefited from such a unification.
"Basically, for now and the foreseeable future, it's dead."
All four Champ Car partners -- Kalkhoven, Gerald Forsythe, Paul Gentilozzi and Dan Pettit -- had an informal group discussion with reporters Sunday before the Grand Prix of Houston.
Kalkhoven was asked how long his commitment is to the series.
"How long is my life?" he said. "If you can answer that, you have my answer."
And what if the business model doesn't make financial sense?
"My job is to make it make sense," Kalkhoven said.
The quartet wanted to clear the air on some key issues and rumors about their relationship with each other and the future of the series.
"It's not fair to the series and it's not fair to the four of us," Forsythe said of the rumors about dissension among them. "In the end, we talk through it."
Kalkhoven said all four partners are working together.
"To say that we are extremely cooperative with each other would be an understatement," he said. "Are we in complete agreement on everything? Absolutely not.
"You can't get four guys in complete agreement about everything. But we're in 98 percent agreement and work very closely. To say there is dissent among us, frankly, is a falsehood."
Gentilozzi said the partners were disappointed earlier this year over a few teams that opted not to participate.
"Two weeks before the season, we got some bad news," Gentilozzi said. "Teams we thought were coming just couldn't get all their act together. But you have to work through it. In the end, the decisions we make are about what's best for the series."
The partners also addressed the issue of problems with the new Panoz DP01 chassis that all the teams are using.
"To say it needs another six months of testing is complete nonsense," Kalkhoven said. "It's been a remarkable success. Does it have some bugs? Sure. But that's to be expected."
Some teams have had issues with the venting system while fueling the cars, but Gentilozzi said it will be rectified completely before the next race at Portland on June 10.
The owners also addressed the perception that Champ Car is viewed as a feeder series for drivers wanting to go to Formula One.
"Drivers from Europe want to drive in Formula One," Forsythe said. "You're never going to change that. They look at it as the ultimate opportunity."
Kalkhoven said the key is to develop young American drivers, which he believes Champ Car is doing with its remodeled Atlantic feeder series.
"We've invested so much time effort and money in having success in the Atlantics," he said. "We have 30 cars on the grid and half [of the drivers] are young Americans.
"You have to go through the grass roots. It takes time, but we're doing it. Our whole future is indirectly based on the drivers in the Atlantics. You have to develop them. If you don't do that, open-wheel racing in the United States will come to a grinding halt. "
Terry Blount covers motorsports for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


text:
Kuka: Sink, Nose
Very soft bed.
Advertising Agency: BC&T, Hangzhou, China
Creative Director: Kai Qian, Hongbo Lee
Art Director: Mei Linwang
Copywriter: Fang Hao
Illustrator: Yini Miao
Photographer: Zhangjia Chen
Published:October 2012
4 comments
Roger KeynesOct 17, 2012 - 1:19
The Jobless Writer
Very not a benefit.
The Jobless Writer
Will Think for Salary


text:
I am trying to sort a dictionary containing lists. For example, if I have this dictionary:
a = {'q': {3: [4, 2, 7]}, 'a': {1: [5, 45, 11]}, 'e': {23: [11, 45, 2]}}
I want the output after sorting to be:
[(e, {23:[11,45,2}]), (a, {1:[5,45,11]}), (q,{3,[4,2,7]})]
I am actually sorting in reverse, using the first item in the list as the key for the sort.
In the event that the first items of two lists are identical, like above, I sort for the string associated with the list (main key) in alphabetical order.
I am not sure if I can get the output of tuples with dictionary in it as I am sorting for that the list in that dictionary.
I have tried this code:
sorted((x,b.items(), key=lambda x:[1][2]) for x,b in a.items())
It raised an error for invalid syntax, and I can't figure out what's wrong.


text:
July 2, 2012
A fluid-carrying line usually consists of a length of tube or pipe that has a fitting that is either attached at the end of the tube by a conventional swaging method or attached to the tube by welding. A little-known process, elastomeric swaging, bulge-forms the tube or pipe ends. Its niche is in small-diameter, heavy-wall applications that carry fluid under substantial pressure.


text:
- 22 Resorts
- Consistent Snow
- Diverse destinations
- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
Related Regions: Pennsylvania,
Camelback begins snowmaking. Full Article
18th November 2007
The resort makes learning to ski or snowboard even easier. Full Article
5th November 2007
Blue Mountain will cover the hill with snow. Full Article
22nd October 2007
Camelback is bringing discounts to local shops. Full Article
22nd October 2007
Alpine Mountain aims to get kids on the mountain early and cheap. Full Article
15th October 2007
Passes purchased at Jack Frost/Big Boulder provide discounts across the country. Full Article
2nd October 2007
Hit the slopes at Blue Mountain hard and it'll hardly hit your wallet. Full Article
24th September 2007
Purchase your pass before this deal disappears. Full Article
17th September 2007
Hit the rails and kickers under the lights at Camelback. Full Article
17th September 2007
Blue Mountain is gearing up for Shredfest II going on all weekend at the Palmerton, Pa., resort. The event consists of a rail jam, border and skier cross events and a slopestyle championship and draws a crowd of several hundred. Full Article
6th March 2007
According to Camelback's director of sales and marketing Craig Low, when the Pocono ski area was looking into improving the park and pipe system over the summer the thought was, "if we're going to do this, we'll go all the way." Full Article
27th February 2007
Last week's Valentine's Day Storm in Pennsylvania has been blown into almost mythic proportions. The storm blanketed parts of the state in two feet of snow and anyone who attempted to pilot their automobiles through the dump can attest to the chaotic aftermath. Full Article
21st February 2007
Now that cold weather and snow have allowed Blue Mountain Ski Area to open all of their skiable terrain, concentration has shifted to some of the more "extreme" aspects of the Palmerton, Pa. resort. Full Article
6th February 2007
People in uniform - police, firefighters and the military - can score discounted lift tickets at Big Bear Resorts. Just flash your badge or ID at any ticket window at Big Bear Mountain Resort or Snow Summit and save money. Full Article
29th January 2007
Jack Frost looks to join her sister mountain, Big Boulder, in opening 100 percent of skiable terrain this weekend. With temperatures ideal for snow-making, both Blakeslee, Penn., resorts are extremely enticing to Keystone Staters tired of barren slopes and no-skiing signs. Full Article
23rd January 2007
With temperatures dipping below the freezing point, ski areas across Pennsylvania have planned an all out assault on barren slopes. Several mountains reported flurries towards the end of the day and there was even the possibility of actual snow. Full Article
16th January 2007
It has been a tough week for the Pennsylvania areas as most of them have been forced to close for the all-important Holiday Season due to lack of snow and beachy weather. Bear Creek Mountain Resort will attempt to appease the gods with a pagan ritual aimed at turning things around. Full Article
26th December 2006
No new snow to report but the Pocono sister mountains are keeping guests busy so far this winter, spinning several lifts between them and waiting for a snowfall. Full Article
12th December 2006
Blakeslee, Pa's twin resorts, Jack Frost/Big Boulder are putting out the welcome mat for Old Man Winter. Big Boulder started to spin Dec. 5 and Jack Frost is preparing for a Saturday, Dec. 9 opening day. Full Article
5th December 2006
Camelback Ski Area in Tannersville, Pa., plans to open for the season in early December. Full Article
28th November 2006
Get snow reports, weather, forecasts, news and ski conditions for your favorite ski resorts.


text:
We couldn't find any jobs that match your search for "it software development associate principal packaging engineer whippany"
But don't give up – try one of these search tips:
- Use a more general job title or description. For example, "Sales" instead of "Sales Lead"
- Widen your search. For example, "Boston" instead of "02116"
- Check your spelling!


text:
Joey Chestnut holds the record of the most number of White Castle burgers eaten. He set the record of eating 103 burgers in just eight minutes.
White Castle is one of the oldest hamburger restaurant chain in the U.S., serving up steam-grilled hamburgers (referred to as "sliders") to millions of customers since 1921. They have over 350 locations in the Midwest and Eastern U.S.
Of interest, in a recent poll of hamburger historians, the White Castle Original Slider was named TIME magazine's most influential burger ever. Find more recent news about White Castle here.


text:
About this Business
From Our Editors
Riverbound Café's friendly owner, Michael Cohan, dishes up made-from-scratch diner eats for breakfast, lunch, and dinner amidst his restaurant's casual maritime décor. From their post on the wall, paintings of beach life look longingly down upon crab cakes and other seafood shipped in fresh daily, and model sailboats and lighthouses surround eggs, burgers, and hand-cut steaks cooked to order. Boardwalk fries accompany all sandwiches, wraps, and melts, and homemade desserts entice sweet teeth with their siren song. Catering and box-lunch options feed off-site diners at gatherings of all occasions, including business luncheons, birthday parties, and meetings of the Box-Lunch Appreciation Club.


text:
Each month, direct to your email inbox, we'll send the best camping news, tips, recipes and more, to enhance the camping lifestyle that you love so much. Learn More
CBS News examines how millennials are getting connected with camping and th...
From rolling prairies to the scenic Ozarks, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri...
There's no need to forego perfectly grilled meals just because you're campi...
Plan the perfect trip from home or on the road with the official KOA app. Learn More
Open May 1 - October 31
Reserve: 800-562-0534
Info: 906-643-9303
St Ignace, MI 49781Get Directions
From Mackinac Bridge Northbound I-75 take Exit 344B or Southbound I-75 Exit 344, then go 2.5 miles west on US 2.Get Google Directions
Camper Rating 4 out of 5


text:
Sanofi (SNY -0.6%) and Regeneron (REGN +7.8%) report that the European Medicines Agency's CHMP has recommended granting marketing authorization for Zaltrap Injection for Intravenous Infusion in combination with FOLFIRI chemotherapy in adults with metastatic colorectal cancer. All that remains is for the European Commission to ratify the positive opinion from the CHMP to grant marketing authorization in all 27 E.U. member countries. A decision is expected in Q113.
Sanofi (SNY -0.6%) and Regeneron (REGN +7.8%) report that the European Medicines Agency's CHMP...
From other sites
Video at CNBC.com (Jul 7, 2016)
Video at CNBC.com (Jun 28, 2016)
Video at CNBC.com (Jun 1, 2016)
Video at CNBC.com (May 25, 2016)
Video at CNBC.com (Apr 28, 2016)
ETF Hub
ETF Screener: Search and filter by asset class, strategy, theme, performance, yield, and much more
ETF Performance: View ETF performance across key asset classes and investing themes
ETF Investing Guide: Learn how to build and manage a well-diversified, low cost ETF portfolio
ETF Selector: An explanation of how to select and use ETFs


text:
- Year
- 2013 / 2012 / 2011 / 2010 / 2009 / 2008 / 2007 / 2006 / 2005 / 2004 / 2003 / 2002 / 2001 / >2000 / 1999 / 1998 / 1997 / 1996 / 1995 / 1994 / 1993 / 1992 / 1991 / 1990 / 1989
- Month
- Jan / Feb / Mar / Apr / May / Jun / Jul / Aug / Sep / Oct / Nov / Dec
- Day
- 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 / 18 / 19 / 20 / 21 / 22 / 23 / 24 / 25 / 26 / 27 / 28 / 29 / 30 / 31
Articles published on January 22, 2010
2 found dead, gunman wounded in Darlington mobile home
The Associated Press
3 arrested in shooting of Charleston deputy
The Associated Press
Area briefs: Three Tigers make East/West Shrine Game
Staff reports
Ard, Connor hold lieutenant governor debate
By JASON SPENCER email@example.com
Bail set for suspect linked to teen's fatal DUI crash
By JANET S. SPENCER email@example.com
Byrnes' Lattimore could be a Pro Bowler or a pro bowler
By Todd Shanesy email@example.com
Business groups oppose governor control of DHEC
The Associated Press
Better off?
By Lou Parris firstname.lastname@example.com
Christ Church sweeps Region II-1A foe Landrum at home
By John Clayton For the Herald-Journal
Clevenger brothers lead Bulldogs into county tournament
By KEVIN MELTON firstname.lastname@example.com
Coastal Carolina University approves first online degree
The Associated Press
Clemson men's basketball: Saturday's preview capsule
By ERIC BOYTNON firstname.lastname@example.com
Crime falls in Spartanburg by nearly 5 percent
By CRAIG PETERS email@example.com
Change the look of your home for $100 or less
By LINDA CONLEY firstname.lastname@example.com
Dorman girls hold off Spartanburg, stay perfect in Region II-4A
By KEVIN MELTON email@example.com
Duke Energy raising electric rates on Feb. 1
By LYNNE P. SHACKLEFORD firstname.lastname@example.com
Elementary schools in SC improve AYP scores
By LEE G. HEALY firstname.lastname@example.com
Festival at garden near Charleston features camellia walks
The Associated Press
Final salute offered to fallen Upstate soldier in Greer
By Christina Wilson For the Herald-Journal
Friday's letters: Filled with pride
Gaines Adams' quiet humility remembered at funeral
PETE IACOBELLI The Associated Press
Greer favors IMC Development plans for ex-hospital
By Christina Wilson For the Herald-Journal
Garden Cameos: Edgeworthia chrysanthua are stunning
By Betty Montgomery For the Herald-Journal
Howard taking official visit to Clemson
Phil Kornblut
Haiti relocating homeless, port repairs needed
ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU and MICHELLE FAUL The Associated Press
Judge gives former Union official Betenbaugh a break
By CRAIG PETERS email@example.com
Lattimore's weekend plans not yet set
Phil Kornblut
Landrum lawyer jailed in hospital spat at Mary Black
From staff reports
Mary Black opens its breast center
From staff reports
Man charged with shooting woman holding their child
By CRAIG PETERS firstname.lastname@example.com
NC top lawyer balks at secret water talks with SC
MIKE BAKER The Associated Press
Police blotter: Man charged with peeping
From staff reports
Power outage cuts school day at Spartanburg High
From staff reports
Senior Baniulis running out of time to produce at USC
By SETH EMERSON The (Columbia) State
Source: Byrnes product Korn to visit Marshall University
By Eric Boynton email@example.com
SC-based Coast Guard vessel lends hand in Haiti
The Associated Press
SC-based squadron returns from Afghanistan
The Associated Press
State's unemployment rate hits record 12.6 percent
From staff and wire reports
Suspect identified in Greer shooting
From staff reports
Suminoe plans $6.5M manufacturing plant in Cherokee
By TREVOR ANDERSON firstname.lastname@example.com
Upstate men's basketball: Saturday preview capsule
By Todd Shanesy firstname.lastname@example.com
USC done with Deering
Phil Kornblut
USC men's basketball: Saturday's preview capsule
By Eric Boynton firstname.lastname@example.com
USC could add Simmons to class Saturday
Phil Kornblut
Whitmire's 29 points lead Spartanburg past Dorman
By KEVIN MELTON firstname.lastname@example.com
Wofford drops SoCon heartbreaker at Charleston
By Todd Shanesy firstname.lastname@example.com
When Duke faces Clemson Saturday, 'It's gonna be crazy'
By PAUL STRELOW The (Columbia) State
WSPA, Red Cross plan Haiti telethon
From staff reports
Images of the Day
College of Charleston's Tony White Jr. drives in for the game-winning shot with less than two seconds left on the clock as Wofford's Brad Loesing defends Friday in Charleston.
Willy Korn, who has two years of eligibility remaining, could transfer to a Football Bowl Subdivision program and not have to sit out a season under two provisions – he graduates in May; and he enters a graduate program unavailable at Clemson.


text:
Bee Movie
Shirin in Love
The Ladykillers
A Rage in Harlem
The Wash
Catfish in Black Bean Sauce
Little Nicky
3 Strikes
Movies.com, the ultimate source for everything movies, is your destination for new movie trailers, reviews, photos, times, tickets + more! Stay in the know with the latest movie news and cast interviews at Movies.com.
Copyright © 2016 FANDANGO MOVIES.


text:
Report says oil recycler doesn't need local waste permits
Published: Friday, May 22, 2009 at 12:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 22, 2009 at 12:48 p.m.
HOUMA An oil-recycling company planning to discharge treated oily wastewater will not need a special hazardous waste or waste permit from Terrebonne Parish government, an environmental consultant says in a two-page report sent to the parish earlier this month.
American Advanced Technologies has planned a $1-million expansion at its Denley Road property for more than two years, a venture that would build a water treatment plant to process and discharge oily wastewater that comes from its oil recycling process into nearby Munson Slip.
Unless the companys plans change substantially when it seeks a local building permit, the parish will take the advice of Melanie Caillouet, an environmental engineer at Gulf South Engineers who was hired by the parish, said Interim Parish Manager Pat Gordon.
Calls and an e-mail to Caillouets office Thursday were not returned. When asked for the companys comments, Brent Broussard of AAT was out of state Thursday and said he had not seen the report yet.
But environmental chemist Wilma Subra said the report only looks at AATs proposed water treatment plant and does not take into consideration the contents of oil drums the company accepts for recycling or the storage tanks used to store oil before and after oily water is treated.
Subra, whose firm is in New Iberia, has served as a voluntary consultant for residents opposed to the project.
This is a very narrow approach, not looking at the entire facility operations, Subra said, after reading the report Thursday. They didnt even consider that pit where they put the filters and the containers and drums. That can have a lot of other components in it in addition to oil.
When asked if Caillouet was told to review only the water treatment expansion, Gordon said he believes the report covers the entire facility.
Representatives of ATT have said their method of recycling oil by a combined incineration and boiling process is more environmentally friendly than disposing oil in a landfill or injecting it into underground wells. Company officials say the water that is a byproduct of this process will be thoroughly treated and tested before discharged.
They propose discharging 80,000 gallons per day of treated water into Munson Slip along the Houma Navigation Canal. The canal is connected to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, the drinking-water source for 12,000 customers in Houma, Dularge and Grand Caillou. That discharge is equivalent to 3.6 Olympic-size swimming pools monthly.
Residents whove questioned the recyclers environmental impact for two years said theyre at their wits end. Nolan Bergeron, a former Terrebonne Parish councilman and member of the parish coastal advisory committee, said the law should apply because the company is handling and storing oil, ash and wastewater.
What are we going to do if our government wont help us? Bergeron said. Citizens only have so much power.
Now that the parish is stepping out of the picture, the responsibility to oversee the company is up to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the state Department of Environmental Quality.
The expansion is not a done deal. The state agency is still reviewing AATs applications for an air emissions permit and a solid-waste permit.
The company also must secure a building permit from Terrebonne Parish government.
If the parishs waste permits did apply, AAT would have had to go through a public-hearing process. It likely would not be allowed to operate on Denley Road because the law says waste storage and disposal activity must be at least one mile from any house, apartment or commercial business.
Caillouet said in her report that American Advanced Technologies need not apply for a local hazardous waste permit because the materials the company handles are not considered hazardous under state and local definitions. To be hazardous to humans or the environment, the material would have to be improperly treated, stored or disposed of.
The companys recycling would also not need a local waste permit, Caillouet said. A waste is a substance that would be stored for disposal or discarded or disposed of. And Caillouets report says the storage of oily wastewater before treatment doesnt apply because it will be treated before being disposed. The oil to be resold also would not apply, she said, because it is being sold, not discarded or disposed.
However, Caillouet does not mention whether the definitions of waste apply to the ash and metal that are byproducts of the oil recycling process that comes before oily wastewater is treated.
Staff Writer Naomi King can be reached at 857-2209 or email@example.com.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.
Comments are currently unavailable on this article


text:
The 8 Startup 2011 Finalists You Need To Meet
Mulling it Over via FlickrA lot of companies applied to Business Insider's Startup 2011 competition, but only eight finalists will be presenting today for the $100K prize.
In case you don't have a ticket, here's a primer on each of the startups.
Read on to see if you can predict which company will be the winner and cast your vote in the comments.
Comments on this post are now closed.


text:
The location is great. We stayed there to visit the island on our 10 day trip through the Azores. Great place, wonderful decorated. It's a mansion, and we stayed there by ourselves. Perfect price value! Even if the location is close to the main road, it is quiet, and you look straight onto the ocean
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Quinta das Merces - A secret place at the Atlantic Ocean. The Country House - Quinta das Mercês is ideally situated in the protected area of Mount Brasil, in Island Terceira, Azores. It grows from the sea line through the interior within an area of about 35,000 square meters. It gathers the ocean influence with a dense extension of Atlantic woods wrapping an architectural set of great historical and cultural value. The farm roots go back to the XVIth century when the actual farm tenant's house was built. In the XVIIth century was raised the Manor House to which, in the same century, was added the chapel in all alike a small church. The House and the Chapel are the nucleus of one of the last examples of the Feudal Architecture on the surrounds of the city of Angra do Heroismo. The outside space, with deep connection to the sea, was valorised through a careful landscape architectural project witch faithfully kept the original line of the land, implementing selective areas of leisure. It is a multifaceted space directed to an exacting and qualified tourism demand. The interaction with the sea allows practicing numerous sports in the open wide Atlantic and the dense woods invite to share a relaxing environment. The Country House Quinta das Merces is a unique space where nature perfectly combines with a rich historical patrimony, giving the pleasure of an unforgettable experience. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Orbitz, Expedia, Hotels.com, Booking.com, Hotwire, Travelocity and Priceline so you can book your Quinta das Merces reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Quinta Das Merces Terceira/Angra Do Heroismo, Azores


text:
I am building a site on Thematic Theme Framework, with a custom child theme.
On one page, I have customized the page template for a page entitled "Technical Archive."
The template I wrote calls the typical static content; after that it rolls the posts that appear in a specific category "Technology."
The problem is, my loop code seems to break the Page Title. Instead of Technical Archive showing up in the title, I get the category title instead.
Any ideas on what might fix this? I have installed Platinum SEO to help with customizing page titles, and it doesn't work.


text:
Sounds Like: Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, The Jimi Hendrix Experience Official Page, Stevie Ray Vaughan
Manager: Self
Bio: Hometown:
Libertyville, IL
Gibson, Martin, and Fender guitars/basses. Marshall, Vox, and Ampeg guitar/bass amplification. Epiphone mandolins. Digitech, Dunlop, MXR, Boss, Danelectro, and TC Electronics effects.
31 years playing experience, including 5 years of professional ...See Full Bio
"We thought your track had rousing energy that moved us as listeners. You sound confident in your musical skills and the parts you're playing." "All the elements in the mix here sound clear, and they coalesce into a cohesive sound that suits the composition. This is very much its own art form. Nice work." "Is there a songwriting element more important than the chorus? We think you can hang with the best jams we hear as far as the choruses are concerned. Keep writing those anthems." "Ah, the elusive hook. A great hook can redeem a troubled song, or get a great payday for a top-notch band. Your hooks grabbed us. Excellent work." "We thought this song had a logical structure and all the parts were distinct. A good song structure generally has both repetition and surprise, and we thought you nailed it." "We felt the instrumental leads on this track were tuneful, interesting and well-articulated. There's no overplaying here, and nothing seems to be lacking either. Spot on."


text:
New Music
Velvet Portraits: Terrace Martin at FIJM
An alto saxophonist discovered jazz through hip-hop. more
Jazz Night in America: The Radio Program
The eminent pianist was the guest of honor at this year's Panama Jazz Festival. more
Vijay Iyer and Wadada Leo Smith at FIJM
A "Cosmic Rhythm" explored by two artists in Montreal. more
- Read More
WBGO News
USO Center Opens In Newark Airport
It's the only one in New Jersey. more
Conversations with Allan Wolper
George McDonald and Harriet Karr-McDonald run the Doe Fund to help the... more
New Poll Finds Race Relations Worsen
On the heels of recent incidents involving the deaths of black men at the... more
- Read More
Celebrate Herbie Fest with WBGO
photo: Douglas Kirkland Welcome to the Herbie Hancock Festival, here at WBGO. All this week, we are celebrating the music and influence of an American icon. On Thursday, August...more
Toronzo Cannon Brings the Chicago Way to the Blues Break
Chicago native Toronzo Cannon joins Michael Bourne to talk about his hometown's particular approach to the blues and, with his guitar in tow, shares a few songs live in our studio. more
Roni Ben Hur Talks "Our Thing" With Nicole Sweeney
Israeli guitarist Roni Ben Hur talks with Afternoon Jazz host Nicole Sweeney about his new record, "Our Thing", and the unique cultural crossroads of his homeland on WBGO. more
- Read More


text:
The Handmade Cocktail Company's range of Pre-Bottled Cocktails has had a bit of a shake-up! From today, the entire 2015 selection will be available in 50cl bottles alongside the award-winning 70cl editions that were first launched over four years ago.
As well as updated recipes, there's also a brand new addition for 2015 - another graduate from the Experimental Series: The Boulevardier! Do you enjoy a delicious Negroni? How about a classic Manhattan? Well if you answered yes to either or both of those questions then you'll love The Boulevardier, made with top quality bourbon with a very high rye content, a blend of sweet vermouths and classic bitter apéritif. That said, if you like a Negroni or Manhattan, they're available from The Handmade Cocktail Company too!
Tags: the handmade cocktail company, pre-bottled cocktails, vintage cocktails, 50cl, 70cl, bouevardier, negroni, manhattan, old fashioned, martinez, vieux carre, vesper, gin martini, hanky panky
Categories : News | Cocktails
Read the full story (0 Comments )
The streets of Shoreditch are roamed by tight-chino'd packs of hip London youth, gyring and gimbling in the wabe like those slithy toves in Lewis Caroll's brilliant work of nonsense, Jabberwocky. Fitting, it will transpire, that cobbly little Rivington Street's Callooh Callay should be named after the poem. I must confess I remember little of my first visit (an ill-fated absinthe tasting some years ago), and thinking up preconceptions at Callooh Callay is nigh-on impossible.
In the main bar there's that kind of Victorian chic thing that a lot of cocktail bars go in for, only, not quite. And then you walk through the wardrobe at the far end (I promised myself I wouldn't use the term "Narnia-esque"), and you'll find a hidden secondary lounge area, replete with gaudy Vegas-style leafy centrepiece, barbershop sign, and bathroom bedecked with old tape cassettes. And then there's the Oyster Card-themed menu, which is something else entirely.
Tags: martini, old fashioned, cocktails, smooth ambler, bulleit
Categories : Cocktails | Review
The Whip at The Running Horse Pub
50 Davies Street, London, W1K 5JE
Tel: 020 7493 1275
Nearest Tube: Bond Street
Monday to Saturday, 12-11pm
Hunter S Thompson's famous Kentucky Derby inkings were in my mind last Saturday as I climbed the stairs to The Whip in Mayfair – a newly opened bar which carries on the equestrian theme of partner operation, The Running Horse (located downstairs). Brandishing some serious bourbons, the menu is a mouthwatering selection of Derby classics – Mint Juleps were in order, and The Whip's elegantly styled confines were a suitable location.
Tags: bar review, the whip, mint julep, winter julep, old fashioned, cocktails, hunter s thompson
Read the full story (1 Comments )
New product announcements! Hurrah!
Yes, today we are announcing a terrific addition to the Handmade Cocktail Company's sterling range of ready-made bottled cocktails. Many of you cocktail enthusiasts have already been asking us for one particular cocktail - a classic that was left out of the original range. It's the ultimate zesty, spicy bourbon cocktail, and the favourite tipple of none other than Don Draper, Harry S Truman and Cole Porter. That's right… The Old Fashioned. More...
Tags: news, tasting notes, cocktails, handmade cocktail company, old fashioned
Categories : Cocktails | News | Tasting Notes


text:
Random House Casual Crossword Omnibus, Volume 2 (Paperback)
Usually Ships in 1-5 Days
For those who just want to enjoy solving crosswords and don't want to sit with chunky erasers and heavy reference books! "Random House Casual Crosswords, Volume 8," includes:
-50 brand-new puzzles
-Subtitles to help solvers catch on to the puzzles' themes
-Clues with helpful hints such as 2 words, hyphenated, and abbr.
-A solving tip on every puzzle page
-For each puzzle, a freebie--an optional "giveaway" answer printed upside down and on a different page
About the Author
Mel Rosen has been creating and editing puzzles, puzzle publications, and puzzle software for over 30 years. His work appears in a wide variety of books and periodicals, including the "New York Times."


text:
Poway National Little League: Welcome
Poway National Little League Hosts All Star Tournament
June 18 - July 9
PNLL Fields
(9th Street)
Come Cheer on PNLL and PALL Teams Or just come watch some great Little League Baseball. Snack Shack will be OPEN !
Sponsorships Opportunities are Available!!
There will be 14 teams competing meaning potentially more than 1000 people who can see your advertisement.
Contact Tony Texiera email@example.com or 619-417-2846 for more information!
2016 District 31 All-Star Tournaments
***Bracket Central !
(Please Click on Links Below !)
8,9,10U Tournament Bracket
All Other Brackets including the (9,10,11U Tournament- Bracket) and (10,11,12U Tournament Brackets)
Opening Day
We want to thank all of the families, sponsors, volunteers, parents and players that came out this weekend to help us make Opening Day 2016 a Success! We got our Spring Season kicked off in the right direction! Thank you all for your efforts, they are truly appreciated!
Annual Fundraiser Winners!
Congratulations to the T-Ball Dragons!
The T-Ball Dragons are the BIG WINNERS of the "Get Air Party" for selling the most raffle tickets this year! Great Job Dragons! Thank You to everyone that participated. We greatly Appreciate all your efforts!
Sponsor Saturday (April 30, 2016)
This Saturday, PNLL will be Sponsor Saturday from 10:00am - 5:00pm. Businesses who sponsored PNLL this season have been invited to come out and present their products and services to our PNLL community. Please come by and see what these local companies have to offer. We are grateful for their support and hope that you will give them a chance to show what they have to offer
Restrooms at PNLL
Congratulations To The P.N.L.L 2016 All-Stars !
8,9,10U Team:
Manager : Todd Knapp
Position Players :
1)Nathan Kidwell 7)CharlieKroepel
2) Noah James 8) Justin Bried
3) Trevoe Tse 9)Nathan Pettine
4)DrewMerrifield 10)ColeHoffman
5)EverettWisdom 11)EthanDetling
6)MikeyKnapp 12)AJ Sciarrino
13) Anthony Tompkins
9,10,11U Team :
Manager : Rob Goforth
Position Players :
1) Harrison Paik 7) Nico Armell
2)MaxSletteland 8)MatthewRosello
3)ReagonDePriest 9)CampbellFlight
5)DarrenGoforth 11)DannyShireman
6) Ray Lucia 12) Landen Kornacki
13) August Hoffman
10,11,12U Team :
Manager : Aaron Hanes
Position Players :
1) Cole Hilliard 7) Vince Bendinelli
2) Justin Smudz 8) Gary Szczotka
3) Jaeden Correa 9) Miles Mashouf
4) Eric Gant 10) Ryan Kroepel
5) Luke Hanes 11) Kaniela Thomas
6) Ray Hoffman 12) Ryder Harding
13) Johnny Noble
2016 All Stars Process
Hello PNLL Families,
***Please check the menu options on the side and click on our Handouts/forms page for links to your 2016 All Stars info,Docs, and Player Self Nomination Forms!***
It's hard to believe that we are already ¾ of the way through the Little League season, but as you know, time flies when you're having fun!
This message is for the parents of Majors and Minor A division players only!
As always, we encourage all PNLL Majors and Minor A players to make themselves available for All Stars this year. Keep in mind, there is a mandatory commitment associated with All Stars that your player is expected to keep if they are selected for a team. We have attached a detailed description of the commitment required.
We are very excited to announce that PNLL will be hosting the 9/10 All Stars games!
Please Remember:
These are Kids
This is Their Game
Coaches are Volunteers
Umpires are Human
This is not Professional Baseball
Have Fun!
PNLL News
Poway Titan Baseball Little League Night!
Date: April 1, 2016 6:00pm at Poway High
Boosters Invite all PNLL/PALL Players and Families to watch the Poway Titans take on Mission Hills in the NCC Tourney at Poway High School at 6:00pm on Friday April 1st. Snack Bar will be open for Dinner. *please arrive at 5:30pm to line up behind the home stands* -Wear your PNLL/PALL Jersey & Run the Bases after the Game! -Join the Varsity Players on field for the National Athem! -One Lucky Player will be selected as the Varsity Bat Boy! -1 Lucky Player Selected to throw out the 1st Pitch! -1 Lucky Player Selected to yell out "Play Ball!"
Picture Day is Saturday, March 12th.
Your team parent will be distributing order sheets, if you would like to order any additional pictures or items. Each team will have their scheduled time for pictures. A detailed schedule will be emailed out next week. Additionally, your team parent is aware of when your picture day time has been scheduled.
NO Dogs Permitted
As a reminder, dogs are not permitted on the fields. The only exception is service dogs. If you or a family member has a service dog, please notify Tina Rosello at email@example.com prior to bringing your service dog onto the fields. If any PNLL board member sees someone with a dog, they will be asked to leave the fields.
No Parking in the fire lane and red curbs at or in front of the school and fields along with no parking at our nieghbor businesses across 9th street please respect these rules so one gets towed, Thank You !
Rained Out
As you know, Poway is expecting significant rain over the course of the next couple of months due to this year's El Nino. If that should occur on a game day or if we have to close the fields for any other reason, we will notify parents through Rainedout.com. To setup Rainedout.com text messaging, simply text pnllbaseball to 84483. This will allow you to receive text messages when there is a change in field status. You can also signup for email alerts by going to www.rainedout.com. Search for Poway and then click on Poway National Little League under the preferred results section. Follow the email signup directions and you will be all set.
Thank you, Tina Rosello PNLL Board
Our mailing address is: PNLL1415 P O Box 903 Poway, CA 92074 Add us to your address book
Poway National Little League provides a safe and enjoyable environment for youth ages 4 to 13 to play baseball at all levels. Through proper guidance and exemplary leadership, our Little League program assists youths in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork, physical well-being, friendly competition, skill development, human growth, good sportsmanship and family values. By espousing the virtues of character, courage and loyalty, our Little League Baseball program is designed to develop superior citizens rather than superior athletes.
Poway National Little League was established in 1975 when Little League Headquarters determined that the growth of the Poway community required splitting Poway Little League into two leagues. Poway National has played their games at Pomerado School since the early 1980s.


text:
Hi Mike,
I've just been reviewing the use of SSL on my sites, and it occurred to me that there are times when I'd like to submit form data securely using a form action based on HTTPS instead of HTTP. Would you please consider adding a configuration setting so that form administrators can choose between these two different ways of posting the form data?
As always, thanks for considering my request!
Best wishes,
P.S. I can use the WordPress HTTPS plugin to force HTTPS on the entire contact form page, but that's a brute-force solution -- not very elegant!


text:
Home Energy Score Partners include various types of organizations (e.g., utilities, state agencies, local governments, non-profits, contractor associations) that administer the delivery of the Score on a local, state, or national basis. Partners must be able to score at least 500 homes a year and fulfill quality assurance requirements in order to participate in the program. Current Partners can be found by clicking on this interactive map. The Department of Energy (DOE) is interested in working with new Partners to expand access to the Home Energy Score. Interested programs can read more at the page Information for Interested Organizations.
You can find frequently asked questions for Partners on the Frequently Asked Questions page or in this separate document.
Ruchi Singhal, Executive Director, Nexus Energy Center
Nexus Energy Center
6767 Old Madison Pike, Suite 730
Huntsville, AL 35806
Nexus Energy Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization creating smart energy communities in Alabama through education, conservation, efficiency, and renewable generation. Its AlabamaWISE Program is a community energy program empowering Alabama families to take control of their home's performance. We offer unbiased advice on efficient home improvements, reliable contractor referrals and affordable loans.
Nexus Energy Center plans to include the Score as a standard offer of the Program and will market the Home Energy Score to customers through community events, its contractors, social media and newsletters, local media, and its Program website. Interested customers can sign up on the AlabamaWISE website (www.alabamawise.org) or call 256-539-6272.
Alameda and San Francisco Counties
Karen Kho
Senior Program Manager, Built Environment
1537 Webster Street
Oakland, CA 94612
StopWaste, a public agency based in Alameda County, California, has promoted green building and green labeling since the early 2000s. Past initiatives include a study by the University of California on the value of green labeling at time of sale, which showed a 6% premium for green homes in California. StopWaste convenes a statewide Green Real Estate Working Group comprised of utility, local government and private-sector program implementers in the residential sector.
In 2015 StopWaste, in partnership with the Bay Area Regional Energy Network (BayREN), launched a Home Energy Score program in the 9-county San Francisco Bay Area. Current Assessors include building contractors and home inspectors. Low-scoring homes are referred to BayREN's free Home Upgrade Advisor service, which helps homeowners participate in local rebate and financing programs. For more information visit www.homescoreca.org.
San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles and Inland Empire
Lindsey Hawes
Senior Manager, Building Performance
Center for Sustainable Energy
9325 Sky Park Court, Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92123
(858) 244.1177
The Center for Sustainable Energy is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to accelerating the adoption of clean and renewable energy technologies. CSE provides energy planning, consulting and technical assistance – energy efficiency audits, strategic plans, distributed generation feasibility assessments, policy guidance, workforce training, energy programs and outreach – to public and private clients. CSE's Building Performance team works directly with local governments, regional agencies, contractors and training partners throughout the nation, as well as with the Department of Energy.
CSE plans to score homes as a part of the San Diego Region Home Energy Score Incentive Program. The initial program will focus on single family homeowners in San Diego County who hire a home inspector at time of sale; that inspector (Qualified Assessor) will provide a Score alongside the inspection report, to inform the homeowner.
Denver Metro Area
Peter Rusin
Residential Program Associate
Colorado Energy Office
1580 Logan St., OL1
The Colorado Energy Office promotes sustainable economic development in Colorado through advancing the state's energy market and industry to create jobs, increase energy security, lower long-term consumer costs, and protect our environment. Current initiatives include training of real estate stakeholders including appraisers, Realtors, and lenders, developing studies on the value of energy efficiency and renewable energy at the time of sale, and encouraging the use of standard green fields now featured in 14 multiple listing service (MLS) vendors that cover 97% of the state's housing stock.
The Colorado Energy Office plans to score homes as a part of an energy efficiency valuation study in select areas of Denver and Jefferson counties in 2013 as part of Home Energy Score. The Colorado Energy Office will market the Home Energy Score to customers through its website, local media, local real estate offices and Metrolist (Colorado's largest MLS). To be eligible for a complimentary Home Energy Score, the home must have been built before 1990, substantially renovated in the last 10 years, be less than 2,500 square feet and either be listed for sale or in the process of being listed.
Interested customers and/or Realtors can sign up to be added to a list for the Home Energy Score by emailing or calling Peter Rusin at the contacts listed above.
The Energy Efficiency Fund
Energize Connecticut is an initiative dedicated to empowering Connecticut citizens to make smart energy choices, now and in the future. We provide Connecticut consumers, businesses and communities the resources and information they need to make it easy to save energy and build a clean energy future for everyone in the state. It is an initiative of the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund, the Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority, the state, and your local electric and gas utilities. The initiative has funding support from a charge on customer energy bills
The Energy Efficiency Fund (the Fund) is an essential part of Energize Connecticut, the state's new branding initiative to help consumers save money and use clean, affordable energy. The Fund is administered by the state's two electric investor owned utility companies, The United Illuminating Company and Eversource, as well as the three natural gas companies, Yankee Gas Services Company, Connecticut Natural Gas and the Southern Connecticut Gas Company. The Fund's mission is to advance the efficient use of energy, reduce air pollution and negative environmental impacts, and to promote economic development and energy security within the state of Connecticut.
The Home Energy Score will be marketed to Connecticut customers through its existing Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® program, Home Energy Solutions. Interested customers may sign-up for the Home Energy Solutions program and receive a Home Energy Score as part of the service on the Energize Connecticut website, or by calling 1-877-WISE-USE.
Brendan Thomas
Account Manager
1400 Howard St, Detroit, MI 48216
Formed in 2009, SEEL (Solutions for Energy Efficient Logistics) designs and operates customer-centric energy efficiency and environmental management programs, encompassing all aspects of program design, implementation, management, marketing and outreach, customer service, call center, and trade ally management. Within its first two years of operation, SEEL won the Andromeda Star of Energy Award from the Alliance to Save Energy, one of the highest national awards for outstanding work in the area of energy conservation. As a diverse company, a SEEL strength is its ability to reach out to multicultural communities to educate and consult with customers about energy efficient products and services.
SEEL will score an estimated 2500 homes annually throughout Kentucky. These scores will be offered free of charge to income qualified customers participating in a utility sponsored energy efficiency program. Participating customers will receive a comprehensive report on site with detailed and customized education and energy savings information during the initial audit, along with a Home Energy Score of their home.
Patrick Leahy
Program Coordinator
3100 West Road
Building 3, Suite 200
East Lansing, MI 48823
CLEAResult is a leading provider of energy optimization solutions for utilities, end-users and governments, helping clients make the wise use of energy a way of life. CLEAResult is the largest North American private company exclusively focused on energy efficiency and other demand-side management (DSM) and Energy Optimization (EO) solutions. CLEAResult's core business is helping utilities and state and local governments develop and implement cost-effective energy efficiency programs and services.
Funding to offer Home Energy Scores is provided through CLEAResult's Efficiency UNITED Portfolio offering innovative energy efficiency, conservation, and optimization services. In addition, SEMCO ENERGY Gas Company works in collaboration with Efficiency UNITED for the implementation of their respective energy optimization programs. We are committed to educating our residential customers about energy efficiency and offering cost-effective solutions and rebates for reducing energy use and hope to complete approximately 500 Scores. If you are a residential customer of one of our participating utilities and have an interest in having your home scored please send an email to Patrick Leahy at email@example.com with the subject "Home Energy Score".
To learn more about our services available to customers of Efficiency UNITED's participating utilities or SEMCO ENERGY Gas Company please visit our website: https://efficiencyunited.com/
Michigan Energy Options
Lower Peninsula
Ed Love, Energy Programs Manager
405 Grove St., East Lansing, MI 48823
517-337-0422 ext.303
Upper Peninsula
Michael Larson, Upper Peninsula Office Manager
205 Front St., Suite 2F, Marquette, MI 49855
For more than 35 years Michigan Energy Options (MEO), formerly known as Urban and Northern Options, has helped over 1 million people save energy and money, adopt renewable energy, reduce greenhouse gasses and lead more sustainable lives. Through our comprehensive understanding of numerous issues and our talented and experienced staff, we are a leader in the state of Michigan.
In 2014, MEO will score homes in its three main service areas: the Grand River Avenue corridor in Mid-Michigan including Bath and Dewitt Townships; the Upper Peninsula of Michigan; and the northern tier of the Lower Peninsula, especially around the Grand Traverse region.
MEO will market the Home Energy Score through its newsletters, webpage, and call center. MEO welcomes homeowners to request a Home Energy Score and hopes to further relationships with new homebuyers and existing homeowners in the state of Michigan.
For more information, contact the regional representative listed below, email email@example.com, or call 517-337-0422.
Bob Granger, Energy Optimization Program Manager
Coldwater Board of Public Utilities
Coldwater, Michigan 490369
The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities (CBPU) provides electricity to over 6,800 customers in Coldwater, MI. Through its Energy Optimization (EO) program, the CBPU is committed to helping its customers become more energy efficient. As a Home Energy Score Partner, the CBPU plans to score homes in Coldwater, MI, to support its existing residential energy efficiency efforts. Homeowners interested in having their home scored can contact Bob Granger at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ben Dueweke, Program Manager
Walker-Miller Energy Services LLC
2990 W. Grand Blvd. Suite 310
Detroit, MI 48202
Founded in Detroit in 2000, Walker-Miller Energy Services (WMES) is a client-focused energy services company committed to changing lives through energy efficiency. Our talented team of Certified Energy Managers (CEM), BPI Certified Energy Analysts, LEED Professionals, Building Analysts and internal support staff have been delivering Public Service Mandated energy efficiency services since the 2009 deployment of Michigan PA 295 which required a 10% reduction in the energy consumption of Michigan Utility Customers.
In order to meet and exceed the goal of 500 homes scored every year, WMES will market Home Energy Score to existing customers. We are working to incorporate the process into existing Michigan based utility home energy efficiency programs. Homeowners can also contact us directly for more information on how to have their home scored.
Western Michigan
GreenHome Institute
Brett Little, Executive Director
PO Box 68164
Grand Rapids, MI 49516
616 458 6733 ext 1
GreenHome Institute is a 501 c3 nonprofit with a mission to empower people to make healthier and more sustainable choices in renovation and construction of the places they live. GreenHome Institute helped oversee green certification on over 7,000 homes and trained over 20,000 professionals.
Locally GreenHome Institute is partnering with the City of Holland to aid their Community Energy Plan through scoring at least 50 homes a year for the foreseeable future and nationally we are partnering with the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), to get 100s of home scored as a part of their remodeling process.
Homeowners in West Michigan can go to the GreenHome Institute website to learn more and sign up for a score. Raters and contractor professionals can learn more and join by filling out an interest form on the GreenHome Institute website.
Jim Mikel
Austin, Texas
Spirit is an Austin based technology company that assists with job growth and training in sustainable industries. Spirit's Home Energy Score Assessor Training program allows communities to receive a free Home Energy Score, while employing veterans and their family members.
Spirit plans to score homes in Missouri, Colorado, and Texas as a Home Energy Score Partner. Spirit has partnered with BPI, the FHA PowerSaver program, and nationwide solar companies that provide an innovative training program to assist wounded warriors and others in entering the workforce as Home Energy Score Assessors/BPI Raters.
Homeowners can request a Home Energy Score from www.homeenergyscoreassessor.com
Columbia Metropolitan Area and Boone County
Terry Freeman
Residential Energy Services Supervisor
Columbia Water & Light
City of Columbia, Missouri
PO Box 6015
Columbia, MO
Columbia Water & Light is a municipally owned electric utility in Missouri. The City of Columbia has offered energy efficiency programs since the 1970s; participation rates in these programs have continued to grow over the years. Together with Boone Electric Cooperative, Columbia Water & Light will incorporate the Home Energy Score program into its Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program.
Columbia Water & Light plans to score homes in the Columbia metropolitan area and Boone County as a Home Energy Score Partner.
National Coverage
Building Performance Institute, Inc.
John Jones
National Technical Director
107 Hermes Road, Suite 210
Malta, NY 12020
Building Performance Institute (BPI), the nation's premier building performance credentialing, quality assurance and standards setting organization, develops technical standards using an open, transparent, consensus-based process built on sound building science. BPI is approved by the American National Standards Institute, Inc. (ANSI) as an accredited developer of American National Standards and as a certifying body for personnel credentials. There are over 20,000 BPI certifications in the U.S.
As a Home Energy Score Partner, BPI is working to provide Home Energy Scores to homeowners in markets throughout the country. Homeowners can learn more and find participating Assessors by using BPI's online Locator Tool. BPI is voluntarily limiting its Home Energy Score Assessors to scoring only existing homes at this time.
International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI)
Benjamin Gromicko
Director, Home Energy Inspection Program
1750 30th Street
Boulder, CO 80301
InterNACHI, the nation's largest nonprofit inspector accreditation organization, is now providing homeowners with the Home Energy Score. InterNACHI is committed to educating American homeowners about the functions, materials, systems and components of their properties in order to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and reduce utility costs.
Homeowners interested in the Home Energy Score may contact Ben Gromicko or visit InterNACHI's website.
The American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc
Frank Lesh, Executive Director
932 Lee Street
Des Plaines, IL 60016
The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), founded in 1976, is North America's oldest professional society of home inspectors. ASHI's mission is to set and promote standards for property inspections and to provide the educational programs needed to achieve excellence in the profession.
ASHI is committed to building customer awareness on the importance of a quality home inspection and plans to score at least 200 homes in its first year as a Home Energy Score Partner. Participating ASHI inspectors can be found on our website, www.ashi.org, by using the "Find an Inspector" tool, click on "More Search Options" and select Home Energy Score Assessor from the "Specialty" menu.
New Hampshire
Autumn Curilla
GDS Associates, Inc.
Manchester, NH 03101
GDS Associates, Inc. (GDS) is a multi-service consulting and engineering firm formed in 1986 and now employs a staff of more than 180 in seven locations across the U.S. Our Manchester, NH office is focused on offering energy efficiency services for residential, commercial, and industrial clients throughout the Northeast and nationwide. Our residential service offerings include HERS Ratings and code testing for homes in New Hampshire as well as in Massachusetts and Maine.
As part of a multi-state U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)-funded grant, GDS, in partnership with the New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning and the New Hampshire CORE Electric and Gas Utilities are working with other stakeholders to move forward in the planning and development of a Home Energy Score Program for delivery within the state. As a Home Energy Score Partner, GDS will serve as a statewide coordinator to parties interested in offering the Home Energy Score. Under this DOE grant, New Hampshire is also working closely with the neighboring state of Vermont and their Department of Public Service, the Vermont Energy Investment Corporation and the Energy Futures Group.
GDS is looking to work with home inspectors and weatherization specialists to offer the Home Energy Score at point of sale, and with Realtors® to help promote the Score. GDS is also working with the New Hampshire Utilities to examine how they may offer the Home Energy Score through their existing portfolio of energy efficiency programs.
To become a qualified Home Energy Score Assessor in New Hampshire, or for more information, interested home inspectors, weatherization specialists, Realtors® or homeowners should contact Autumn Curilla at firstname.lastname@example.com.
New Jersey
Ocean, Monmouth and parts of Morris Counties
Susan Ellman
Energy Efficiency Marketing Manager
New Jersey Natural Gas
The SAVEGREEN Project®
New Jersey Natural Gas (NJNG) launched The SAVEGREEN Project in September 2009 to support its ongoing effort to educate customers on energy efficiency and provide them with money-saving incentives to make the right energy choices for their families, homes, businesses and communities. The SAVEGREEN Project offers customers free home energy audits and rebates to customers who participate in the New Jersey's Clean Energy Program™.
NJNG's SAVEGREEN Project expects to score approximately 500 homes in Ocean, Monmouth, and parts of Morris Counties. Homeowners who receive an audit through the SAVEGREEN enhanced rebate program or have a proactive home energy audit performed by NJNG may participate in the Home Energy Score program.
For more information, call 1-877-455-NJNG (6564), or visit The SAVEGREEN Project website.
New York
Long Island
John Franceschina, Director of Residential Programs
PSEG Long Island
PSEG Long Island provides electric service to more than 1.1 million customers in Nassau and Suffolk counties and the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, NY.
PSEG Long Island expects to provide the Home Energy Score to all customers participating in its Home Performance Programs. The opportunity to obtain a Home Energy Score will be available to any PSEG Long Island customer who receives an audit through its Home Performance Programs.
For more information, call 1-877-ESTAR-LI (378-2754).
North Carolina
Sam Ruark-Eastes
Executive Director
WNC Green Building Council
The WNC Green Building Council exists to advance sustainability in the built environment through community education, measurable standards, and regional action. WNCGBC is the administrator of an affordable, local Green Building education and home certification program, Green Built NC as well as a LEED for Homes providership which transform the way homes are built. We are a Home Energy Score Partner for the State of NC, and utilize HES in our Green Gauge program, which serves as a green assessment tool for existing homes.
We will work with Assessors to score 250 homes in North Carolina in 2016 and grow to 500+ homes each year thereafter.
We will accept homeowner's request to get their homes scored.
For more information please contact email@example.com or 828-301-0774.
Eugene and surrounding McKenzie River area
Matt Lutter
Energy Management Specialist
Eugene Water & Electric Board
500 East 4th Avenue
P.O. Box 10148
Eugene, OR 97440-2148
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) is a publically owned utility serving 87,000 electric and 51,000 water customers in Eugene, Oregon, and the surrounding McKenzie River area. Since the late 1970s, EWEB has fulfilled its mission "to be an outstanding provider of energy and water products that meet customer needs and benefit the citizens of Eugene" by offering its customers energy efficiency programs. EWEB customers can receive energy audits and energy efficiency recommendations, rebates or loans for energy efficiency upgrades, and quality installations by local contractors through EWEB's programs.
Interested EWEB customers may contact Matt Lutter to find out if they are eligible for a Home Energy Score.
Jim Mikel
Austin, Texas
Spirit is an Austin based technology company that assists with job growth and training in sustainable industries. Spirit's Home Energy Score Assessor Training program allows communities to receive a free Home Energy Score, while employing veterans and their family members.
Spirit plans to score homes in Missouri, Colorado, and Texas as a Home Energy Score Partner. Spirit has partnered with BPI, the FHA PowerSaver program, and nationwide solar companies that provide an innovative training program to assist wounded warriors and others in entering the workforce as Home Energy Score Assessors/BPI Raters.
Homeowners can request a Home Energy Score from www.homeenergyscoreassessor.com
Leslie Badger, Senior Analyst
Vermont Energy Investment Corporation
Burlington, VT 05401
Efficiency Vermont is an Energy Efficiency Utility providing comprehensive electric and thermal energy efficiency services to homes and businesses across Vermont. Efficiency Vermont is serving as the statewide coordinator for the Vermont Home Energy Score, on behalf of a coalition of residential retrofit programs including the Weatherization Assistance Program, Vermont Gas Systems, and NeighborWorks of Western Vermont.
Efficiency Vermont plans to score approximately 500 homes in the first year of program delivery, with potential to scale to 2,500 homes per year once fully ramped up. Beginning in 2015, Home Energy Scores will be available to Vermont homeowners who complete energy efficiency improvements through the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program.
Roanoke and New River Valleys
Mason Cavell, Director, Clean Energy Programs
Community Housing Partners
550 Industrial Dr.
Christiansburg, VA 24073
Community Housing Partners is an affordable housing and energy efficiency organization based in Southwest Virginia. CHP is the largest provider of weatherization services in the state, retrofitting over 800 homes per year and designing and building 400 energy efficient homes per year. Working with local community action agencies, utility companies, various housing agencies and financial institutions, CHP leverages multiple resources and broad expertise to provide the most comprehensive set of housing and energy services in the state.
Through the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program, CHP and its network of participating home performance contractors will provide the Home Energy Score in conjunction with low-cost Healthy and Efficient Home Evaluations. CHP plans to issue 220 Home Energy Scores in 2014-2015 in Roanoke and the New River Valley.
Residents can learn more by visiting the website, calling Mason at 540-267-6137, or attending one of our Home Energy Workshops, neighborhood presentations, or contacting our partner groups Save-A-Ton, RC Clear, or Sustainable Blacksburg.
Focus on Energy
Scott Bloedorn, Program Administrator
1 S. Pinckney St Suite 340
Madison, WI 53703
Andy Gostisha, Program Implementer
222 West Washington Avenue Suite 470
Madison, WI 53703
Focus on Energy is Wisconsin utilities' statewide energy efficiency and renewable resource program. Since 2001, the program has worked with eligible Wisconsin residents and businesses to install cost-effective energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. The information, resources and financial incentives we provide help to implement energy saving projects that otherwise would not be completed, or to complete projects sooner than scheduled.
Focus on Energy offers the Home Energy Score as part of their Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program. Homeowners can receive a score when they schedule a home energy assessment with a Trade Ally that works with the program. The Trade Ally performing the assessment will include the Home Energy Score in the comprehensive home energy report prepared for the homeowner.


text: I am looking for a way to display all my listings in alphabetical format. Currently, it's showing the newest listing first. I just upgraded the plugin to 1.5 but it still doesn't offer a solution to this. Only gives the option of Ascending and Desending, any insight would be appreciated.


text:
RBS Museum Lates: Mary Queen of Scots
Latest in the National Museum of Scotland's popular late-evening gatherings will provide a last chance to see the Mary Queen of Scots exhibition.
Gallery Review: Artist Rooms: Louise Bourgeois, A Woman Without Secrets (1911-2010)
Bourgeois's work has strong autobiographical concerns and many of her works are drawn from memories of her complex recollections of her parents.
Gallery Review: Colm O'Brien, Henderson's Restaurant
After a career as a singer and musician, a few years ago Colm O'Brien returned to establish his artistic talent as a landscape painter.
46th Year of the Cancer Research UK Art Exhibition
The annual Art Exhibition of paintings, jewellery & craftwork in aid of Cancer Research UK, will take place again in November at Adam House, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Gallery Review: Andy Warhol: Pop, Power and Politics
"Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art".
Andy Warhol
Gallery Review: Philip Maltman - Abstract Expressionist Approach to Landscape Art
The Sutton Gallery is a welcome and distinctive new addition to the row of art galleries up and down Dundas Street in Edinburgh's New Town: Modern British and European art at affordable price
Gallery Review: Kabuki: Japanese Theatre Prints Exhibition
Kabuki: Japanese Theatre Prints is a new exhibition that opened at the National Museum of Scotland this weekend.
Cancer Research Charity Catwalk
A colourful plethora of events, talks and fashion shows have been taking place during the Edinburgh Art Festival to complement the Coming into Fashion exhibition.
Alpha Art Festival Exhibition - Double Vision
Alpha Art in Stockbridge first opened as a coffee shop with a small back room gallery, but the exhibitions of well selected contemporary art soon became a great
National Museum of Scotland Announces 2013 Fringe and Festival Programme
The National Museum of Scotland in Chambers Street has a excellent schedule of events and exhibitions happening this August, showing that it will be pa


text:
Not Accepting Guests
- Last login about 8 hours ago
Join Couchsurfing to see Karolina's full profile. It's free!
About Me
to never be trapped in mundane days again
i am trying to figure out what to do with my life, I've just finished university. i often worry about wasting time/life, however most importantly i'm trying not to worry too much and focus on enjoying living in whatever place i end up in. looking for good vibes at all times.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
currently I don´t have a home, travelling around south america for 6 months. wherever I settle if I ever settle I´ll try to host and show people around.
all ace but for one guy, definitely the best way to travel!
first and foremost, music. i love live music. i'm really into lo-fi garage stuff. i'm hoping to find a nice non-office job connected with music but we'll see how it goes. I'm working on my music zine now. i love e.g.: ty segall, thee oh sees, total control, connan mockasin, swell maps, bauhaus, white fence, rank/xerox, eastlink, ex-cult, hype williams, nots, naomi punk, iceage, lust for youth, haruomi hosono, homeshake, suuns. i like dancing too. groovy vibes.
directors: i like lynch, jarmusch, skolimowski, van sant, maddin, miyazaki, haneke, bufallo 66.
books are a sad story. i used to read a lot but i no longer do, i prefer to waste time on the internet. i like cortazar, miller, burroughs, kerouac, roth, nabokov, celine, genet, hunter thompson. best book i've read was aqua viva by clarice lispector.
recently i got into nature and spiritualism. weird stuff of all kinds. I like yoga.
i like planning things. i like tattoos.
- books
- tattoos
- dancing
- yoga
- traveling
- music
- live music
- hunting
- cartography
Music, Movies, and Books
One Amazing Thing I've Done
some gigs, some days, some nights...
Teach, Learn, Share
i can give you a stick'n'poke tattoo. recently I went for amazing bookbinding workshops so I can make nice handbound notebooks, it's quite easy and you don't need that many tools!
What I Can Share with Hosts
good times


text:
Authorities are searching for a bank robbery suspect who donned a skull mask and skeleton gloves during the robbery Friday.
According to the FBI, just before 4 p.m. Tuesday the suspect robbed the Bank of Oklahoma branch located at 2601 N. Meridian. The suspect interrupted a teller and customer transaction and demanded money from the teller.
The teller complied and gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of money. The suspect departed the bank on foot, heading north. Witnesses did not observe a weapon on the suspect and no was injured during the incident.
Authorities describe the suspect as a black male. He is said to weigh approximately 300 pounds and is described as 6'2" tall. The suspect was wearing a gray sweatshirt, an orange construction safety vest, an orange head covering, a skull face mask and skeleton hand gloves.
Authorities believe the suspect may be responsible for two previous metro bank robberies earlier in the year.
Anyone with information on the robbery may call the FBI tip line at 405-290-7770. Caller may remain anonymous.


text:
Communities (11)
Top Network Posts
- 257Can I load a UIImage from a URL?
- 14run a shell command (ctags) in cmake and make
- 9Working with CMake and Xcode: keep project changes when CMakeLists.txt is modified
- 6Where can I find the SimpleITK documentation and reference information?
- 5How'd they do it: sphere effects in Osmos
- 5For collision detection only, is Chipmunk or Box2d the better tool?
- View more network posts →
Keeping a low profile.
This user hasn't posted... yet.


text:
Newbie question I am sure: I have been raking the forums and web for days now trying to figure this out. All of the Category handling for WP_Query assumes you are either wanting to include posts from specific category or exclude posts from other categories, but what I really need to be able to do is tell it to exclude all posts that are not the Child of a specific category that is currently assigned to the post.
Let me explain what I am working on. We have a web site that is supposed to display Posts in a "Journal" format - Each Journal has its own Issue and there are a number of Post "Articles" rolled up under each Issue. I have a Journal page that shows all Articles, but when you click on the Article single post page, I am trying to display the other Post/Articles in the same Issue.
The Category tree for this looks like:
- Journal
-- Issues
--- Issue 01
--- Issue 02
--- Etc.
On the single article/post page, I need some basic logic to check to see which "Issue" the current post belongs to - i.e. "Issue 01" - and then pull all the articles from this same Issue category to display in the "In this Issue" display at the top of the page.
Help please?


text:
CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- It only took Wynel Seldon two tries to get
a 100-yard rushing game. But it wasn't the yards that impressed
Wyoming coach Joe Glenn.
It was the way Seldon got those yards -- lowering his pads,
laying into defenders and fighting for every inch.
"When I saw Wynel run so hard last week against
Louisiana-Monroe, get his pad level down and hit some people, I
have to say I was pleasantly surprised," Glenn said.
Surprised in part because of the week before. Seldon had just 56
yards on 18 carries in Wyoming's season opener against Florida. Of
course, the entire offense struggled in that game, scoring just 14
points. The Cowboys were overmatched on the road against a Top 10
"His first game as a freshman, in front of 90-some-thousand
people, he was all right -- he tried to get in a little bit of a
hurry and got going without the ball a couple times," Glenn said.
"I think he grew a ton in one game."
But surprised, too, because Seldon -- a freshman -- had so little
experience fighting for yards at this level. Even in practice,
Glenn said, the Cowboys aren't anywhere near as physical as what
they'll see in games.
"We don't hit very much in practice, so there's not a lot of
chance to put your pad level down and Burma Road somebody, blast
'em and hit it up in there, because we're thudding. I try to save
my team as much as I can for game day," Glenn said.
"So when I saw his pads getting down and the pads popping and
him breaking tackles and him running hard into the sideline and
putting his shoulder down getting 4 more, he showed me a ton. I'm
excited about the way he played and the toughness he showed and his
speed. I think as it gets down the road, people will feel his
It was that combination of speed and toughness that helped
Seldon rush for two touchdowns and 121 yards against
Louisiana-Monroe -- more than doubling his output from the Florida
game, and doing it with fewer touches.
"It was really a real coming out for Wynel," Glenn said. "He
showed me a toughness that I was happy to see."
"This is the first I'm hearing about a hundred-yard game,"
Seldon said after the game, "so I guess I'm pretty excited."
Including Seldon's scores, freshman accounted for four of
Wyoming's five touchdowns against Louisiana-Monroe. J.R. Moore --
who'll miss Saturday's game against Air Force because of a knee
injury -- had a rushing touchdown, and Chris Sundberg caught a
6-yard pass for the game's final score.
"I think they're going to get better -- those young guys are
going to get a lot better," Glenn said. "Sundberg didn't even
play hardly at Florida. He had been hurt most of spring ball and
fall camp, so look for him to come on. I'm seeing him do some good
things, blocking.
"We've got some good young guys that, as the season goes along,
they'll step in there and be pleasant surprises."


text:
Alex KeelingShared publicly -
"Even though participants paired with a human partner held their planks, on average, one minute and 20 seconds longer than those with no partner, those paired with one of the software-generated buddies still held out, on average, 33 seconds longer."
An MSU researcher is looking to give exercise enthusiasts the extra nudge they need during a workout, and her latest research shows that a cyber buddy can help. The study, which appears in the Games for Health Journal, is the first to indicate that although a human partner is still a better motivator during exercise, a software-generated partner also can be effective.
Add a comment...


text:
CROMWELL, Conn. – The Travelers Championship will move to the first week of August in 2016 as the PGA Tour shuffles its schedule for the Olympics.
The southpaws are in control so far at the Travelers Championship, but with one round to go the trophy remains very much up for grabs.
Bubba Watson has been leading all week at the Travelers Championship, but after three rounds there's a new southpaw from the University of Georgia atop the standings.
Patrick Rodgers took the whole "Moving Day" concept to heart Saturday at the Travelers Championship.