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Aries Step Bars
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- Make entering and exiting your truck easier with Aries Step Bars
- Heavy duty Stainless Steel nerf bars
- Custom non-skid pad for safe stepping
- Choose standard 3" diameter Side Bars or beefy 4" Big Step bars
- Side Bars available in mirror-polished Stainless or Black Powder Coat (Big Step available in polished only)
- Easy, no-drill installation
- Lifetime Warranty on Polished models, 3-Year Warranty on Black
Getting yourself and your stuff into your ride should not be a chore. Aries Step Bars give you a stable, secure step up into your truck or SUV. They're made from thick-walled Stainless Steel tubing with non-skid foot pads for safe stepping, even in wet conditions.
Aries Nerf Bars come in two different models: Standard Side Bars are made of 3"-diameter steel tubing with a mirror-polished Stainless Steel or Black Powder Coat finish. Big Step nerf bars are made from hefty 4"-diameter polished Stainless Steel tube with custom raised step pads. Both models mount quickly and easily to existing holes for a drill-free installation you can complete in minutes.
Your Aries Step Bars are made to last, and are backed by a 3-Year Warranty for Black models and a Lifetime Warranty for Polished models.
Note: Because every vehicle is different, your exact Aries Step Bars may not look exactly as pictured. Certain features like bends, mounting locations, and end caps may vary slightly from the product descriptions. If you have any questions about Aries Step Bars for your vehicle, feel free to call us at 800-663-1570.
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Everything is perfect!
Install Time: 30-60 minutes
The step bars were too long and didn't fit on my truck but they were made very well and seem very durable.
Install Time: 1-2 hours
Installation was easy on a 2006 Explorer. Everything fit perfect, looks good. The packing/box could be improved upon. The first set of bars were damaged, but I was sent another set quickly.
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The order was sent promptly, well-packaged, and all contents were perfectly as ordered. The operator helped pick out the perfect ones for my truck.
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It's a good step bar and fits perfect.
Install Time: Under 30 minutes
These were easy to put on. Everything matched up and was looking good in no time.
Install Time: 30-60 minutes
This review is based on AAG's performance on the way they handled the problem I had with the step bars. At this time I do not have a set of step bars to review as I'm waiting for the vendor to send a new set as the only thing I have is two step bars cut in half.
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Excellent experience.
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Great experience and price. A perfect fit...
Install Time: 2+ Hours
There were the only rails available for my Suburban. I'm very pleased with them, especially since there was no other choice. There was some missing hardware, but Tractor Supply was only a mile away, so no big deal. Also had to drill 2 holes in the frame, which was not mentioned in the directions. Again, not too big a deal. For the price, I'm happy with the product.
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Although most red bone marrow transmutes into fattier yellow bone marrow in adults, it can still be found in the interiors of the following axial bones (that is, bones of the head, neck, ribcage, and spine).
• Flat pelvic bones (the two ossa coxae)
• Flat skull bones
• Proximal (hip side) epiphysis of each femur
• Proximal (shoulder side) epiphysis of each humerus
• Ribs
• Sternum (breastbone)
• Vertebrae
As noted in a "Clinical View" sidebar to this chapter, leukemia patients may be given a replenishing transplant of red bone marrow cells. In adults, these cells are extracted from the pelvic iliac crest or breastbone, then injected directly into the recipient's bloodstream.
Hence, the correct option is (b), hip bone.
Red bone marrow is found in the epiphysis, not the diaphysis, of a femur.
Hence, option (a), femur diaphysis, is incorrect.
Red bone marrow is not found anywhere in the tibia.
Hence, option (c), tibia epiphysis, is incorrect.
Red bone marrow is found in the epiphysis, not the diaphysis, of a humerus.
Hence, option (d), humerus diaphysis, is incorrect.

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I am trying to make an ad-hoc network. I think it was created succesfully, but when I tryd to turn internet sharing on I get this error
Windows could not set up internet connection sharing (ICS)
I searched on google what is ICS and I found that it was an option in sharing tab in my connection properties, so I tried to enable it and I got this error
An error occurred while internet connection sharing was being enabled. The dependency service does not exist or has been marked for deletion.
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services.msc for it.. rebooted and still same thing
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Alzheimer's Disease Health Center
Researchers Find Clues for Early Alzheimer's
June 10, 2010 -- Researchers have discovered how mutations in a gene long known to be associated with early-onset Alzheimer's disease cause the brain disorder.
''We think we have the principal mechanism by how the gene is affected and causes the early onset of Alzheimer's," says researcher Ralph Nixon, MD, PhD, professor of psychiatry and cell biology at the New York University Langone Medical Center and director of the Center for Dementia Research at the Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research.
Nixon's team found that the gene normally helps clean ''debris'' from the brain, but the mutation hampers its ability to do so.
The discovery may eventually lead to treatments not only for early-onset Alzheimer's, but also the more common form that occurs later in life, Nixon tells WebMD.
The report is published online in the journal Cell.
Back Story: The Early-Onset Alzheimer's Gene
About 5.3 million Americans have Alzheimer's, the brain disorder that includes memory loss and loss of other intellectual abilities, according to the Alzheimer's Association. Of that 5.3 million, about 200,000 have the early-onset form.
Fifteen years ago, researchers found that mutations in a gene, named presenilin 1, were linked with early-onset Alzheimer's, which can affect people as young as in their 30s.
But no one understood, until now, exactly how the genetic mutation led to the disease, Nixon says. "Like in a lot of diseases, a gene is found and [then there is] a prolonged search for how it may cause the disease."
Focusing on the Presenilin 1 Gene
Nixon and his colleagues studied mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and the skin cells of early-onset Alzheimer's patients linked with presenilin 1 mutations.
They found that the gene normally performs a crucial function that enables cells to digest unwanted proteins. This was an unexpected function of the gene, Nixon says, the task of "getting rid of waste proteins, garbage proteins in the brain cells."
"It would be similar to a house cleaning where you have to get rid of material accumulating -- garbage and waste," Nixon tells WebMD. "The cell has a recycling system, taking that waste and digesting and processing it, so it can be used again."
''When that system doesn't work, you have an accumulation of proteins that are potentially toxic to the [brain] cells. It's similar to a house filling up with garbage and causing health problems."


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This Women���s College World Series will be a refreshing change of pace. Only two programs in the eight-team field at the WCWS this year have won NCAA titles since the championship began in 1982.
The teams still standing are: Arizona, Texas A&M, Northwestern, Washington, DePaul, Arizona State, Tennessee and Baylor. Arizona, the defending NCAA champions, is historically the most dominant team as they have won seven titles, including five trophies in the 1990s. Baylor, on the other hand, will step onto the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City for the first time in program history.
Surprisingly, for the first time in the 26-year history of the WCWS, a team from California did not advance to the eight-team field. However, this will be the first time two teams from the Chicago area (Northwestern and DePaul) will be making the trip to Oklahoma City. The two squads have combined for nine WCWS appearances -- never at the same time.
Tennessee senior Monica Abbott is a player to keep your eye on as she tries to surpass the Division I single-season strikeout record of 663 set by Southern Miss��� Courtney Blades in 2000. Abbott needs just 14 K���s to accomplish the task and add it to the long list of records she holds, including career wins, shutouts, and games played.
This year���s WCWS is shaping up to be an interesting one. Stay tuned for further news and commentary on this exciting tournament.
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Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital Corporation
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1200 Westwood Dr Hamilton MT 59840 USA
In 1930, Margaret P. Daly bestowed upon Ravalli County, Montana the funds to build a hospital as a memorial to her late husband. The city of Hamilton, Montana was founded by Marcus Daly in 1890.Margaret P. Daly, in the summer of 1931, dedicated Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital (MDMH) to the people of the town of Hamilton. The present hospital was built in 1975 and continues to bear the name Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital. Over the years several additions have been made as well as remodeling inside the hospital.MDMH continues to provide quality health care to the community with extensive inpatient and outpatient services.
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Celia Wren is Commonweal's media and stage critic.
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The Moral Significance of the Traffic Camera
Feel safer in the era of security cameras and GPS technology? Think again. In this intriguing, readable article from Philosophy Now, scholar Emrys Westacott lays out an unnerving argument: "Ubiquitous surveillance is like a magnetic force that changes the trajectory of our moral aspiration." The article begins:
Sympathy for the Devil
Dante's Inferno stands on its head in the mildly amusing, candy-colored series Neighbors from Hell, the first original primetime animated entertainment from the cable channel TBS. In the fourteenth-century terza rima masterpiece, a human voyaged through the infernal region, witnessing its hierarchy of torments. By contrast, in the TBS satire—which started airing in June—devil protagonists reluctantly leave hell to live undercover in suburban America.
Faith, Tradition and the Passion Play
I cant claim to be a regular reader of Der Spiegel online, but I did stumble across this fascinating article on the uproar over the latest edition of the Passion Play, the stage extravaganza that has been staged in Oberammergau, Germany, every 10 years since the early 17th century. The play, which reenacts the trial, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, is a cherished tradition in the village, and it attracts oodles of tourists.
Urban Studies
Because it's co-created by David Simon, the genius behind the justly extolled crime saga The Wire, the new HBO drama Treme faces a critical test. No, not ratings: I'm talking about the blackboard test. The Wire, which ran on HBO from 2002 to 2008, boasted such an ambitious sociological vision, such rich storytelling, and such—yes, I'll say it—Shakespearean characters that, as a New York Times Magazine cover story recently reported, universities like Duke and UC Berkeley are offering courses on the series.
The Morality of Video Games
Its not often that you hear someone compare cutting-edge militaristic video games to Ovid, but Wired Magazine columnist Clive Thompson does exactly that in this fascinating conversation aired on NPRs program On the Media (heres the transcript).
New Play about Robert F. Kennedy
L.A. Theatre Works, a California company that presents, records, broadcasts and tours old-fashioned radio-theater productions of worthy plays, has just birthed a drama about Robert F. Kennedy and the evolution of his interest in civil rights. Titled RFK: The Journey to Justice, and written by Murray Horwitz (who co-created the Broadway hit Aint Misbehavin) and Jonathan Estrin, the show made its debut about 10 days ago at the University of Notre Dames DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
Tinseltown Warms to Religion?
An article in yesterday's Washington Post examined an apparent uptick in movies dealing with religion, "spirituality" and....all that kind of stuff. The reporter defines the motif rather broadly. Still, the article contains some interesting insights. (I particularly like the observation that the movie "Up in the Air" is in some ways a modern "Christmas Carol." Rather a gloomy modern "Christmas Carol," I'd say...)
Why December 25?
This interesting article from Biblical Archeology Review disputes the oft-cited hypothesis (see this pair of letters from readers in todays Washington Post, for instance) that the early Christians selected Dec.
Feeding the Multitudes
Your eyes and ears tell you that Scenes from a Parish is a documentary. So does a source that might be more reliable: PBS. Had it not been so, you might swear that this study of an urban Catholic congregation was a novel: with its absorbing and wrenching multiple storylines knit into an eloquently disturbing civic vision, James Rutenbeck's film—airing on the PBS series Independent Lens on December 29 (check local listings)—has a scope that's positively Zola-esque.
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Barnesville High School Musical - Little Shop of Horrors
From March 28, 2014 7:00 pm until March 28, 2014 9:00 pm
740-425-3617 ext. 5144
Categories: Theatrical Shows
The Barnesville High School production of the musical "Little Shop of Horrors" will take place on Friday & Saturday, March 28t-29, at 7pm at the high school. Adult tickets are $5, students are $3, and children 3 and younger are free.


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Philippine Stocks: Ayala, Globe, Metro Pacific, Security Bank
Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Philippine trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close in Manila.
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index increased 0.7 percent to 4,346.20, the highest close since Sept. 8.
Ayala Corp. (AC PM) added 2.4 percent to 297 pesos, the sharpest gain since Oct. 17, on speculation earnings will rise after venture Globe Telecom Inc. (GLO PM) posted a gain in third-quarter profit and said it will cut operating costs and capital spending. Globe advanced for a third day, increasing 0.9 percent to 950 pesos, the highest close since Aug. 5.
Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPI PM), which has investments in power and tollroads, increased 3.4 percent to 3.38 pesos, the highest close since Aug. 18. The company said nine-month net income increased 33 percent to 3.44 billion pesos ($80 million) from 2.59 billion pesos a year ago.
Security Bank Corp. (SECB PM) climbed 2.3 percent to 91.45 pesos, the highest close since Sept. 5. The company's nine-month profit increased 21 percent to 4 billion pesos, a stock-exchange filing showed.


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Familiar Blood Pressure Drug Finds an Array of Novel Uses
By MARY DUENWALD
Published: June 25, 2002
For 20 years, doctors have used ACE inhibitors to control blood pressure in heart patients. But now it is becoming increasingly clear that these drugs -- with names like ramipril and capoten -- can do much more than merely relax the arteries, allowing blood to flow more freely.
Results of the newest studies of ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme) inhibitors, and of newer drugs known as A.R.B.'s (angiotensin receptor blockers), which work in a similar way -- have shown that they can prevent heart attack, stroke and even new cases of diabetes in a variety of patients. ACE inhibitors appear also to be able to slow muscle decline in the elderly. The drugs' ability to provide all these benefits, doctors say, extends beyond their effect on blood pressure.
It is a story reminiscent of the history of aspirin, a drug that began life as a mere pain reliever and turned out to be able to help prevent heart attacks and strokes, said Dr. Salim Yusuf, director of cardiology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
''We're at the same place with ACE inhibitors that we were with aspirin 10 to 15 years ago,'' he said. ''We're finding that blood pressure lowering is only part of the story. We're finding that they have many mechanisms of action that are protective against cardiovascular disease.''
This new understanding means, first of all, that the drugs will be coming into wider use. The American Heart Association has recently urged physicians to consider using ACE inhibitors to treat a wider population of heart attack survivors, diabetics and patients with other cardiovascular risk factors.
But the discovery that these drugs have such diverse benefits is also enhancing understanding of heart disease and diabetes. Scientists are beginning to see how one of the body's own proteins, angiotensin, the hormone that both ACE inhibitors and A.R.B.'s interfere with, can play a significant role in promoting chronic diseases. It is a story in which a substance apparently designed by natural selection to help people survive in the short term turns out to do damage over the course of many years to the arteries, the heart and other organs.
Angiotensin is a part of a cascade of proteins that the body produces when it senses that blood pressure is too low -- as it would in the case of a severely bleeding injury or extreme diarrhea. It constricts the blood vessels, preventing the loss of too much blood and fluid. It is an important mechanism, but one that is possible to live without in modern times, when people no longer stand a high risk of such injury.
''When people were running from saber-toothed tigers and had no ability to stitch up a cut, angiotensin was very important,'' said Dr. Richard B. Devereux, professor of medicine at Weill Medical College of Cornell University. ''If you're safe from such things, then it seems like you can pretty well do away with angiotensin, in adults, and not do any harm.''
Doctors are finding that the damage angiotensin itself can do over the long term is considerable. In addition to raising blood pressure, it promotes the buildup of plaques in the arteries, helps instigate the rupture of those plaques, encourages blood clotting and increases the degree to which the heart muscle enlarges after a heart attack. The mechanisms of its action are unclear and are the focus of studies in laboratory animals. But some scientists suspect that angiotensin may work some of its damage by causing inflammation.
''There is good evidence that angiotensin not only causes inflammation, but it also increases the expression of other agents, such as interleukin-6, that cause inflammation,'' said Dr. Peter Libby, chief of cardiovascular medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
ACE inhibitors block the enzyme that creates angiotensin II, the most active form of the substance. And A.R.B.'s -- drugs like losartan and valsartan -- prevent angiotensin from attaching to receptors on cell surfaces. The receptor blockers are newer, having come on the market in 1995. They are preferable, doctors say, for the 15 to 30 percent of patients who develop side effects from ACE inhibitors, mainly a persistent and sometimes intolerable cough. But ACE inhibitors, because they are older, are more familiar and can be less expensive.
Almost from the earliest use of ACE inhibitors, certain scientists suspected they could do more than relax the blood vessels. Studies in laboratory rats and humans, in the 1970's and 1980's, showed that the drugs could also reduce the heart muscle enlargement that typically happens after a heart attack. ACE inhibitors, these studies showed, reduced the degree of heart remodeling, and this decreased the risk of heart failure and prolonged survival time.
''Fewer people died,'' Dr. Marc A. Pfeffer, co-chief of medicine at the Veterans Administration Boston Health Care System, said about a trial of ACE inhibitors in heart attack survivors, which he directed a decade ago. ''But also, fewer had second heart attacks. That was surprising and very exciting.''


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Fort Lauderdale: Boston Terrier Breeders
Below is a sample search of our Boston Terrier breeders with puppies for sale. The search tool above returns a list of breeders located listings located nearest to the zip or postal code you enter. From there you can see photos of their pups, find out detailed information on their web page and contact them by email, phonoe or even get driving directions.
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This is a FREE search tool! Use the form at the top to get complete listings for breeders in your area!
C2C Bostons
Additional Information: We have bred Nestle, our AKC registered black & white female to Samson, a B&W AKC registered male with Champion blood lines. All have amazing personalities and conformation.
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Winchester Bostons
Additional Information: Our dogs are AKC registered & show quality with champion lines.Puppies are raised in our home with children.We are not a kennel. Champion breed litter due in September waiting list starting
Our next champion breed litter is due in September. Waiting list is starting. If you would like more information or to be... ...
Mills Run Kennels
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Mills Run Kennels
Additional Information: We raise Boston Terriers which many we have sold have made their championships.In business for 40 years.Checked by USDA & AKC. Healthy and well adjusted Puppies. Quality time spent on your baby...
We have been raising quality Boston Terriers for 40 years...We spend lots of quality time on our babies to make sure you get a socialized and well... ...
Terry's Boston Terriers
Additional Information: New litter 1 boy pups available July 9th.$995.00 + 7% sales tax. $1064.65. . firstname.lastname@example.com
. Puppy prices; 1 boy $995.00 + 7% tax =$1,064.65 This litter will be ready 07/09/2016. e-mail email@example.com or... ...
Reid's Bostons
Additional Information: 2 males, born 09-30 CKC price reduced to $500 ALL PUPS SOLD !!
, GOT PUPS 2 males, CKC, price reduced to $500 born 09-30-15 had 2 shots and wormed. House broke, Very handsome little boys ... ...
Kirkland Kennels
Additional Information: Expecting Boston Terrier Puppies in August 2016
We are a small family owned and operated business. We have 3 breeds. Westies, Yorkies, and Bostons.We are AKC and State inspected. We have had the... ...
Pine Mountain Boston Terrier
Additional Information: We are a small hobby breeder that strives to raise healthy, quality AKC Boston Terrier puppies. Our goal is to breed responsibly and only for the purpose of bettering this great breed.
We currently have AKC Boston Terrier puppies available, some of them are from champion bloodlines. AKC pedigree is available upon request. All... ...
Additional Information: I am a small breeder i raise boston terriers, french bulldogs,
I have 1 male 1 female available they are 8 weeks old are current on shots will come with a health guarantee will trave to meet for pick up... ...
I would like to Introduce myself my name is Germaine Miles, and I live in Snellville, Georgia with my husband and our son Sam along with our two... ...
C2C Bostons
Additional Information: Our dogs are AKC registered & show quality with champion lines. Puppies are raised in our home as family members. We have a litter that will be ready to go home Jan 18th. They are amazing!!
Cali had her amazing Champion Breed litter of 6. We have 4 girls and 2 boys. This litter has great markings, will make wonderful pets, and... ...
Carter-Smith Bostons
Additional Information: AKC has given me the Breeder of Merit award.This means I have exceed all of AKC's guidelines in breeding&caring for my Bostons See photo page update 6-24-16. NO E-MAILS CALL ME! GreatNews NOW BREEDING
Call me @ 864-944-6226 See photo page Click on GREEN Text "Information and photos" I... ...
Additional Information: BOSTON TERRIERS AKC. 2 MALE AND 2 FEMALES 6.5 WEEKS. ALL ARE BRINDLE AND WHITE. ALSO 2 MALES AND 2 FEMALES 4.5 WEEKS BLACK AND WHITE AND BRINDLE. SMALL ONE MOM 12 LBS AND ONE MOM 15 LBS
smith's kennel
Additional Information: we have a small kennel we enjoy our dogs and try to place our puppies in loving homes we have seal/white and blk/white also blue/white bostons size is 15 to 18 lbs akc reg
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Nina's Bostons
Additional Information: Boston puppies one litter of 4, 1 female, 3 males, black and white 4 weeks oldother litter of 3 black and white 1 female and 2 males 2 1/2 weeks oldall parents on sight
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Double J's Jet Age Bostons
Additional Information: Breeding Boston Terriers for 35 years. AKC Breeder of Merit. Only breeding to improve the blood-line. A show home that sells good sound dogs to loving homes. AKC Gazette Boston Terrier Breed Columnist
Additional Information: Male Puppies Available now Feb. 2015! AKC Champion Sired and Champion Bloodline Boston Terrier's in my home. All puppies come with a 8 week vet check and two year health guarantee. Please see website
I have been showing since 2009. Although, I would like all puppies to be show prospects, that is not always the case. So, I... ...
Bamas Hurricane Creek Kennel
Additional Information: Breeding several girls now and hopefully Expecting new Litters Sept-Oct 2016.For info call/email or check out the website. firstname.lastname@example.com 256-339-0651Updated ***7/18/16
See website for what we have available and for information on upcoming litters. We will now be taking deposits to be on the waiting list.. We will... ...
JohnLee Boston's
Additional Information: Small breeder of AKC Champion Boston Terriers. Adults are 15lbs and under. Specializing in the smaller under 15lbs. Please contact me for current information on availability. Champion stud service.
�Litters due thru out 2016 Website� www.johnleebostons.com � Email� email@example.com � Cell # 256-506-0945 �If you... ...
Savana's Boston Terriers
Additional Information: Let Me Tell You A Little About Myself.We are located in South Louisiana. I have been breeding boston terriers for about 10 years now. We have nice quality puppies of traditional and red/chocolate.
Thomas Bostons
Additional Information: I have available Black/Whites Boston Terrier Babies from CH Blood Lines and Red/White Babies . you can e-mail me at email@example.com or call Judy Thomas at 601-783-2282 Pay-Pal Excepted.
Hello,I am Judy Thomas at Thomas Boston's here in Magnolia Mississippi.I have been raising precious Boston's & only Boston's now for 11 years,... ...
Simply the Best
Additional Information: Our family has raised this AKC, amazing, healthy, & social breed in our home since 1955. WE ARE NOT A PUPPY MILL NOR DO WE SELL TO PET STORES. Marilyn 276-638-1107 Vet ck/1 shots
Healthy black and white AKC-registered Boston Terrier puppies available 3/7/2016 vet-check and first round of shots. Three girls and... ...
Broken Wings Kennel
Additional Information: Puppies are raised in my home with lots of TLC. They are AKC reg., vet checked, first shots & wormed. Most are 15 lbs. & under. Mainly black/white. Spoiled rotten. Have two male pups born 2/2/16
Acadiana Bostons
Additional Information: AKC Champion Bloodline and Red & White colored Boston Terriers. New Arrivals are Here!!! Shockey & Juliette 4 Males and Cayenne & Princess 1 male available and ready for their new homes 8/24/2015.
� I have been raising Boston Terriers for over 10 years. My adult Boston�s have either Champion Bloodlines or extensive red bloodlines... ...
Beaverdam Farm
Additional Information: We live on 18 beautiful acres w/ our children, dogs & horses. Our pups are lovingly brought up in our home, very social and healthy. We are AKC inspected and compliant, and raise only Boston Terriers.
AKC registered black & white Boston Terrier puppies. Dew claws have been removed, they are up to date on all vaccinations and dewormings. They... ...
Additional Information: AKC Standard Boston Terriers. Excellent Bloodline. My Boston's will fill your Heart and Home with great joy. Pre spoiled of course. Great companions. visit WWW. Boston's On The Bayou.
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"This is a nice hotel I have stayed there several times it is continent.btu this time I was asked to leave £50 deposit then was told I would..."
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"From the moment we arrived till we left we received excellent service, well above the call of duty. The staff at reception were so welcoming..."
"Have been to the Queens Hotel before although accommodation could do with a little refurbishment the hotel and rooms in general are clean an..."
"Really enjoyable if too brief stay - pool was very much appreciated, as was the unexpected seaview!..."
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The Queens Hotel commands a prominent position on the East Cliff of Bournemouth, only a short walk to the town centre and zig-zag path that leads down to the seven miles of golden sandy beach. 109 en-suite bedrooms and deluxe suites (subject to availability), imaginative menus, attentive and professional staff, town centre location and close to the sea - The Queens really does have it all. In addition to all of this, hotel guests enjoy complimentary use of the Queensbury Leisure Suite, with its large indoor Pool, Sauna, Spa, Steam Room and Gymnasium and private garden.
Our Day Spa and Clinic offers a large range of treatments from St Tropez tanning to non surgical facelifts, there is something here to make everyone feel their very best! Please note that this property cannot accommodate single sex parties (such as Hen/Stag parties)
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Beds not able to sleep on as full of broken springs, slept on the floor, bedding was cheap and thin. Didn't even try to use the shower/ bath as didn't feel clean. Thankfully we were room only and didn't have to endure Breakfast. We would have left in the middle of the night if it wasn't for our 4 year old. On a Positive the Pool and Spa area was quite Decent, even though it is in the basement. It really is a shame as the location is really good, but the Hotel is just not for us.
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£50 In their bank for 3 day
This is a nice hotel I have stayed there several times it is continent.btu this time I was asked to leave £50 deposit then was told I would not get the money back in my account for several days.
They are making money form their guest by charging £2 with credit cared or £50 deposit which stays in their bank for several days and is not released. This seems to be across several hotel chains and seems to be not quite right. Just put the money on the room and be upfront.
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When Australian satellites picked up possible debris from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, it seemed like the mystery – or at least the question of where the plane is now – was close to being solved. Yet, days of searching only yielded more blurry satellite images. Now searchers may have spotted the possible debris with their own eyes. On Monday, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported that the crew of a Chinese IL-76 plane saw "suspicious objects" in the Indian Ocean. "From a height of 1,000 meters, there were two quite large objects, and some small, white fragments scattered within a radius of several kilometers," the report said. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority said it's been "advised about the reported objects sighted by a Chinese aircraft," and the "reported objects are within today's search area and attempts will be made to relocate them."


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Arthur Grim is currently the chairman of Pennsylvania's Juvenile Court Judges' Commission and a member of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Committee to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency. Previously, he was a judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, Pennsylvania, and served as administrative head of the juvenile court from 1987 to 2007. In the wake of the Penn StateJerry Sandusky tragedy, he was appointed by the governor as the judicial representative to the statewide Task Force on Child Protection.
In February 2009, Grim was chosen as special master by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania to review all juvenile cases presided over by a judge who had improperly committed juveniles to two detention facilities and denied juveniles their constitutional right to counsel in one of the most egregious violations of public trust in the history of American juvenile justice. As a result of Grim's findings and recommendations, the Supreme Court entered an order expunging the records of more than 3,000 juveniles.
Grim taught as an adjunct professor at Alvernia University and at St. Joseph University, and also served in 2010 as a Yale Law SchoolChina Law Center visiting juvenile justice consultant in China. He gathered and led a broad and committed group of community leaders for the Berks County Disproportionate Minority Contact Reduction Steering Committee and has served on the Governors Cabinet on Children and Families since 2005.


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The leaves of the sowthistle used as a vegetable.
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- Roast pork, complete with tooth-smashing crackling, and a hearty side helping of bitter greens - puha, if you can find some in your suburban paradise, but a good mesclun and radicchio salad will do.
- It does not matter whether people are going to the beach for a barbeque or a boil-up, for sausages and eggs, or pork and puha, the Crown will own the foreshore on their behalf for ever and ever.
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Updated: 04/17/2008 - GUNTER, TX -- A group of Gunter students took home the top prize in a national business competition.
Updated: 04/17/2008 - GUNTER, TX -- A group of Gunter students took home the top prize in a national business competition.
Updated: 04/15/2008 - SOUTHMAYD, TX -- A teacher's classroom is often his or her second home. Many of them collect priceless items over the years. For some teachers in Southmayd, those items were destroyed in a matter of minutes last year.
Updated: 10/05/2011 - DENISON, TX -- Funeral services for Texoma Christian School elementary principal Penny Raines were held Friday afternoon in Denison. Friends and family say the educator who was killed Monday in a car accident on Highway 75 will never be forgotten. Daniel Gotera has more.
Updated: 08/25/2009 - MAREITTA, OK -- To honor this week's A+ Athlete, we head to Marietta High School and meet Julie McGill. Christina Melvin reports.
Posted: 04/04/2008 - TISHOMINGO, OK -- Tishomingo High School students will have a new principal starting next school year. Kevin Duncan is a Tishomingo graduate himself, Class of 1989.
Updated: 08/25/2009 - BOSWELL, OK -- To honor this week's A+ Athlete, we head to Boswell High School for a senior that is excelling on and off the court Christina Melvin reports.
Posted: 04/03/2008 - Spring is a time for rejuvenation and outdoor beauty, but for the average college student, it's also a time for stress. In our Safe Family report, Ryan Loyd explains how to keep the tension down, why it's important to maintain a regular routine, and how we can all learn a lesson.
Updated: 04/03/2008 - MADILL, OK -- More money is on its way for one local school and one local classroom. Robin Beal has more.
Updated: 03/28/2008 - ARDMORE, OK -- The kids at Plainview Primary School received a treat Friday morning as dignitaries were on hand to celebrate that school's "Great Expectations" award.
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Updated: 08/25/2009 - MILL CREEK, OK -- To honor this week's A+ Athlete, Christina Melvin headed to Mill Creek, Oklahoma, to meet Jacey Ford.
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Posted: 03/12/2008 - DURANT, OK -- A potential sales tax for the city of Durant is causing a stir in Bryan County. Commissioners weighed in on the issue on Wednesday. Emi Fitzgerald attended the meeting and has more.
Posted: 03/12/2008 - HUGO, OK -- Hugo Elementary School is repaired and almost ready for students. Last December, administrators were forced to close the school because of potentially harmful mold inside vinyl wall coverings, in the duct work, and in cracks in the windows.
Updated: 03/12/2008 - SHERMAN, TX -- Austin College president Dr. Oscar Page announced Tuesday he is stepping down.
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Posted: 03/08/2008 - LaceDarius Dunn scored a career-high 38 points, including six 3-pointers, to lead Baylor past Texas Tech 86-73 on Saturday.
Updated: 08/25/2009 - To honor this week's A+ Athlete, we travel over to Cooke County. Muenster High School is known for its girls basketball and academics. David Reed found one young lady that excels in both.
Posted: 03/03/2008 - Students across the Lone Star State have been dreading it. Now the time for TAKS testing is here. Texas students in elementary, middle and high schools will take the tests this week.
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Roscoe Crosby, Shaun Cody, Kevin Jones, Joe Mauer, Reggie Williams, Ahmad Carroll and others converged upon Chicago in 2001 like Greek gods visiting Olympus. They were high school seniors assembled as Reebok All-Americans; big-time players with big plans.
"We had a great time," Crosby reflected. "Everybody was talking about what they were going to do. I think I'm the kind of athlete that could do both. I know I'm confident in my ability."
While most decided to play college football, Mauer had baseball on his mind signing with the Minnesota Twins to play catcher. Crosby, though, shot for the stars. He wanted football and baseball. And why not? High-school recruiting expert Tom Lemming rated Crosby a top-10 college prospect at wide receiver. Baseball America ranked him as a top-10 prospect in the baseball draft as a center fielder.
Crosby had signed a football letter of intent to Clemson and went on to play as a true freshman in the fall of 2001. He also was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the second round of the MLB draft and received a $1.75 million signing bonus.
Four years later, Crosby wonders what happened. Mauer is a burgeoning baseball star in Minnesota. Jones, Williams and Carroll were first-round NFL draft choices last year. And Crosby? He's a washout baseball prospect hoping to get a shot with an NFL franchise.
"I dreamed of playing two sports," Crosby said. "It led to me being out of both sports."
But Crosby's story isn't one of burnout or abuse. His pro sports dreams were derailed by injury and tragedy. In a little more than two years, Crosby lost three friends in a car accident, had Tommy John surgery on his right elbow and lost his brother in a drowning accident.
Yet, Crosby doesn't see his story as one big tragedy. Nor does he see his playing days as finished. He has applied for entry into the NFL supplemental draft and is working out feverishly for the July 14 event. While he awaits formal approval, Crosby works on his gifted body. Though he's played in just one contest the past three years, Crosby projects first-round type numbers, although he realizes he'll be fortunate to get selected in the sixth or seventh round given his time away from the game.
Crosby's first few months away from high school were very promising. The Royals signed him knowing he was going to play at Clemson that fall. Crosby was so talented he landed one of the best baseball agents at the time, Jeff Moorad. The year was magical. All the Royals asked him to do that summer was report to an instructional league and hone his skills. After two weeks of techniques, he was off to fall practice at Clemson.
His freshman season was supposed to be an appetizer to fans. Crosby, slowed down by a broken nose and sprained knee in the first half of the season, caught 27 passes for 465 yards and four touchdowns. In Clemson's running offense, those are phenomenal numbers, but Crosby averaged almost 80 catches and 1,575 yards a season in his final two years in high school. He felt he hadn't done enough. And unfortunately for him and the program, he wasn't able to do more.
In high school, Crosby hurt his right elbow playing baseball and the injury was severe enough that he knew surgery was inevitable. Elbow injuries sometimes mean little to wide receivers. However, they are everything to a five-tool center fielder drafted in the second round by the Royals.
"Every major league team knew about the elbow," Crosby said. "I had a partial tear in high school, and I knew I was going to have surgery if I was going to play baseball. Still, the Royals made me a second-round pick."
In June of 2002, Crosby finally had elbow surgery. Doctors reconstructed the elbow but couldn't put his career back together. He missed the 2002 baseball and football seasons. But even before being sidelined because of injury, Crosby had been dealing with bad news.
Earlier in the year, five of his childhood friends from South Carolina decided to drive down to Florida and watch him play spring ball. They never made it. According to The Sports Xchange, the driver lost control of the vehicle near Hinesville, Ga., resulting in an accident. The driver and two of the passengers died at the scene.
The following year, his brother, Nathaniel Hill, disappeared while swimming at a lake in South Carolina. Divers found his body three days later.
"He had a lot of external and tragic events," said attorney David Cornwell, who represented Crosby in an arbitration process he had with the Royals over the division of his time among baseball, football and the classroom.
Unable to play in 2002, Crosby had too much time to think, too much time to reflect. Hitting the books became that much more difficult. He fell behind in classes at Clemson. At the age of 20, his two-sport dream had become a nightmare, and he was at a crossroads, trying to figure out what was next.
Deep down, he wanted football the most. But he had signed a contract with the Royals. The contract was simple. It asked him to show up. In 2003, he showed up, but his people were working on making him eligible for the 2003 fall Clemson season. That apparently didn't sit well with the Royals.
"By the end of 2002, I got back physically to where I could play both sports," Crosby said. "At that time, I had been through friends that passed. I needed time to breathe. Losing my friends was a lot. Being away from sports was tough. During rehab, I had a lot of time to think."
Crosby showed up in Royals camp in 2003 and did well in drills. To keep his football dream alive, though, he had to attend summer school to get the credits to play. The relationship with the Royals began to sour.
The Royals didn't want to pay him the $750,000 remainder of his $1.75 million signing bonus. They also wanted to stop paying his college tuition.
Crosby filed for arbitration.
"I thought that would last three months," Crosby said. "It ended up going until February of 2005."
In the meantime, Crosby had to move back home to take care of his mother and grandmother in Forest City, N.C. Gone was the football field. Gone was the baseball field. His game was in an arbitration court, and this time he lost.
"It's terrible when your jury is your adversary," Cornwell said of the baseball arbitration process in which MLB handles these types of grievances. "It was clear when the Royals signed him that they believed they were trying to recruit him away from football. The death of his friends put him behind academically. But he is a guy who wanted to be a two-sport athlete. I would say in 20 years of being a lawyer on both sides, he is one of the top five guys as far as a person I've been around. He's gone through a lot as a person."
Crosby wasn't going to give up. Since November, he has been working out twice a day, readying himself for the NFL. He's had the support of his agent, Kevin Parker, and his friend and adviser Larry Geiger.
He's hoping to remind NFL scouts of his raw skills; remind folks of the success that he had at Clemson and the fact he was rated ahead of Williams and Larry Fitzgerald coming out of high school. He showed up at Clemson's Pro Day in March and put up 4.4 numbers in the 40. He still had the skills.
On June 10 at a high school in Columbia, S.C., Crosby ran between 4.41 and 4.45 in his 40-yard dashes. He checked in at 6-foot-2, 212 pounds. He has 31½-inch arms and 9½-inch hands. He pumped 225 pounds 18 times in the bench press, uncommon strength for a wide receiver. Shaun King, an experienced NFL quarterback, threw him the football, and Crosby ran all the routes. And, unlike some former baseball players who usually find themselves pursuing the NFL at 25 or older, Crosby is only 22.
"I now feel like I am so strong, I can handle stuff better than the average 22-year-old," Crosby said. "I wouldn't change a thing. The toughest thing has been being out of sports."
On July 14, Crosby, the two-sport athlete with a dream, just wants to convince one NFL team to take a chance. If one does, he'll have plenty to talk about with Jones, Williams, Carroll and some other friends.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Following are a few things that you need to do before your student's first day of class:
◊ Freshman Advisement Transition Seminar (FAST)
Look for information about Freshman Advisement Transition Seminar (FAST), a one day event to assist students in transitioning to college life. It's a day to for students to get their IDs, meet their academic advisors, learn about health services, student activities, safety, purchase books, connect with future classmates and more!
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The Parent's Orientation schedule is filled with interesting topics and events, but only two require advance registration. The first is with Dr. Douglas Frizzell who will discuss the transition to college life. The second is a special dinner for parents sponsored by University President Kenneth G. Gormley. Limited seating available. (Go to www.duq.edu/orientation and click on "for parents" on the left side of the page; the registration link will be live in early June.)
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The Student Accounts Office posts the tuition bill online and helps parents understand their financial responsibilities. Your son or daughter must first add your name to the account. Once they have completed that step, you will have access to additional information. (www.duq.edu/studentaccounts)
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My final project was a typography calendar to the set of a typeface design by a typographer that had we had been assigned to d research on earlier. Mine was Milton Glaser and its a tribute to him with a combination of the Bob Dylan poster and the I HEART NY heart.
dude, i am doing this project right now, same typographer and everything. your work here is amazing and i seriously bow down to you. i do not think i can make anything that'll even hold a candle to this. kudos.
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Corporate Head Shots October 24, 2014 |
Some head shots I did for a friend's new company. Book me to take head shots of your company.
Some head shots I did for a friend's new company. Book me to take head shots of your company.
Still less than a year removed from my trip to Iceland, my standards are pretty high when it comes to appreciating natural landscapes. Having said that, my weekend trip to Moab, Utah did not disappoint. Specifically, I found the Delicate Arch attraction to be one of the greatest natural attractions I've ever seen.
Everything about this formation was really cool. First, the arch is not easily accessible and requires about a two mile hike up steep rock formations, and around curvy cliffs. When you finally reach the view, the arch is surrounded by what feels like a an ancient roman stadium from gladiator times. The view is vast and includes a diverse composition of landscape including mountains, desert, canyons and Utah's famous unique rock formations.
Delicate arch, as featured on the Utah license plate, is definitely worth the visit to Moab alone.
This is the Agora sculpture at the south end of grant park. I visited it during early blue hour to get an eerie lighting to go along with these creepy legs.
This creepy art exhibit at the south end of Grant Park is called "Agora". Taken Thursday morning around 5:30am.
This is the photogenic North Ave. Beach at sunrise. I think it's safe to say that North Ave. Beach is my favorite photo spot in Chicago. In addition to the interesting juxtaposition created between the relaxing beach and busy skyscrapers, I always seem to find something unique and photogenic on the beach's shore.
A favorite spot of mine, North Ave Beach, during sunrise.
The Lincoln Park Observatory as the early morning light starts to arrive.
The Lincoln Park Observatory as the early morning light starts to arrive.
After taking a long hiatus, I am finally back to taking pictures. It's been a few weeks since my last post, and I think I have posted the last Iceland photo for a while anyway. This shot is from about a week ago as I caught the sunrise at North Ave Beach.
It's been a while since my last post. This North Ave Beach sunrise is from a week or so ago.
This was taken from inside a glacier on the Jokulsarlon ice beach. It was a little tricky to get this shot just right as I had to take the camera off of the tripod and rest it on the ice. After a lot of trial and error I came up with this shot.
Inside one of the Jokulsarlon glaciers. Had to take the camera off of the tripod and after much trial and error came up with this shot.
Get it!?! This is another shot of the majestic Icelandic Horse.
This is another shot of the majestic Icelandic Horse.
This is Fjallsárlón one of the last stops on my Iceland photo tour.
Fjallsárlón, one of the last stops on the Iceland photo tour.
This is another shot from Vesturhorn, Iceland. The light was perfect during this sunset and the clouds formed perfectly on top of this already photogenic mountain top.
Another shot from Vesturhorn with the clouds forming perfectly above the mountain top.