text:
Pat Hutchens/TC March 15, 2017 Politics podcast: Richard Di Natale on the future of work Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Greens leader Richard Di Natale is calling for a reimagining of the way Australians approach work.
The Greens have renewed calls for a federal body to investigate corruption in politics. AAP/Lukas Coch January 10, 2017 Stamping out political rorts requires a cultural change, not more bodies to police it Adam Graycar, Flinders University A federal ICAC will not solve the sorts of problems Australian politicians have recently embroiled themselves in.
The Greens have secure $100 million for Landcare, in exchange for its support on the 15% backpacker tax rate. Lukas Coch/AAP December 1, 2016 Government gives Greens $100 million for Landcare to get backpacker tax deal Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The backpacker tax deadlock has been broken with a deal between the government and the Greens for a 15% rate that will be lower in effective terms because backpackers will keep extra superannuation.
Richard Di Natale said the best way of ensuring marriage equality was through a parliamentary vote. AAP/Mal Fairclough August 26, 2016 Same-sex marriage plebiscite appears doomed Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The government's plebiscite on same-sex marriage is unlikely to get off the ground, with the Greens announcing they will vote against its establishment.
Sarah Hanson-Young said she would never stop fighting for people seeking asylum. Mick Tsikas/AAP August 25, 2016 Di Natale takes Hanson-Young out of asylum seeker area Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Sarah Hanson-Young – a loud voice on asylum-seeker issues – has lost a battle with her leader, Richard Di Natale, to keep her immigration portfolio in the Greens reshuffle.
Did Greens leader Richard Di Natale quote the right cost for offshore detention in his National Press Club speech? Dean Lewins/AAP June 30, 2016 Election FactCheck: Does the government spend $3 billion each year on the offshore asylum seeker detention system? Fabrizio Carmignani, Griffith University Was Greens leader Richard Di Natale right to say the government spends $3 billion each year on the "offshore detention centre regime"?
Greens leader Richard Di Natale will be hoping to snatch seats from the major parties in Saturday's election. AAP/Julian Smith June 29, 2016 A fringe group no more, the Greens put the frighteners on the two major parties Narelle Miragliotta, Monash University With this election likely to produce a high number of non-major-party primary votes, the Greens have emerged as a strong third option and a headache for both Labor and the Coalition.
Was Richard Di Natale right about voting intentions among under 30s? Q&A June 6, 2016 Election FactCheck: could a vote among under 30s in Australia possibly deliver a Greens prime minister? Adrian Beaumont, University of Melbourne Greens leader Richard Di Natale told Q&A that if there was a vote among people who are under 30 in Australia, there'd possibly be a Greens prime minister. What do the polls say?
Greens leader Richard Di Natale has his eyes on a number of Senate and House of Representatives seats. AAP/Rebecca Le May June 6, 2016 So far so good for the Greens as the campaign passes the halfway mark Narelle Miragliotta, Monash University With four weeks to go there is still much uncertainty in this election campaign. But, so far, the Greens would be pleased with their performance.
Greens candidate for Batman, Alex Bhathal, on the campaign trail at Preston Market. Pat Hutchens/TC June 2, 2016 Election podcast: the Greens' fight for Batman and Wills Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The Greens, who already hold the seat of Melbourne, are making a big play for two nearby Labor-held seats – Batman and Wills.
Richard Di Natale, Barnaby Joyce and Joel Fitzgibbon walk together ahead of the regional leader's debate in Goulburn. Twitter/Richard Di Natale May 25, 2016 Barnaby Joyce missteps, linking live cattle suspension and boat arrivals Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The election campaign's day 17 notably belonged to Barnaby Joyce, and not just for the package of concessional loans he announced for struggling dairy farmers. For light relief, the day delivered another…
The proposed fund would invest in new approaches to reducing harms and deaths associated with alcohol and other drug use. AAP/Mick Tsikas May 20, 2016 PolicyCheck: the Greens' Harm Reduction Innovation Fund drug policy Nicole Lee, Curtin University PolicyCheck unpacks the details and history of the Greens' proposed $10 million Harm Reduction Innovation Fund drug policy.
Voters don't really know Shorten and want the 'old' Turnbull back. AAP/Mick Tsikas May 18, 2016 'Newbie' leaders are yet to make their mark with voters John Hewson, Australian National University All three leaders are yet to reveal their skills, attitudes, values and personalities to the electorate.
AAP/David Moir May 17, 2016 The Greens grow up Mark Beeson, University of Western Australia Richard Di Natale's address to the Lowy Institute was something of a landmark in the evolution of the Australian Greens' policy agenda.
Paul, of Mediterranean Foods on Sydney Rd, Brunswick, with a bowl of Italian marzipan fruit. Andrew Jakubowicz May 12, 2016 Election 2016: the most exciting time to be multicultural in Australia? Andrew Jakubowicz, University of Technology Sydney Multicultural issues may not decide the election. But the multicultural voting makeup of many marginal electorates will play a critical part in who wins these seats.
Backed by experience and a moderate leader in Richard Di Natale, the Greens are a force to be reckoned with in this election. AAP/Sam Mooy May 10, 2016 Experience and Di Natale position the Greens as a formidable election force Narelle Miragliotta, Monash University The Greens are set to play a significant role in the election campaign and the new parliament. They are looking for gains in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Richard Di Natale is showing that being a Green doesn't mean forsaking an aspirational, middle-class lifestyle. AAP/Mick Tsikas March 17, 2016 Di Natale shows it's possible to be Green and glam Denis Muller, University of Melbourne Greens leader Richard Di Natale has copped a lot of flak on social media for his "black Wiggle" photoshoot, but he is simply broadening the idea of what it means to be Green.
The campaigning is building up for the byelection in Canning on September 19. Rebecca Le May/AAP September 3, 2015 Politics podcast: Canning byelection special Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Michelle Grattan speaks with Labor candidate Matt Keogh, deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann, Greens leader Richard Di Natale and Greens candidate Vanessa Rauland.
Greens leader Richard Di Natale made a deal with the government to allow changes to the pension. AAP/Mick Tsikas June 16, 2015 Deal to pass tougher assets test includes more scrutiny of retirement income Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The government and the Greens have struck a deal to pass tougher eligibility arrangements for the pension.
New Greens leader Richard Di Natale has focussed on health, climate change and public transport in his budget reply. AAP/Mick Tsikas May 14, 2015 Budget fails on climate change and renewables: Di Natale Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Climate change should have been tackled and investment and jobs in the renewable energy sector protected in the budget, new Greens leader Richard Di Natale said in his budget reply.
Organic farming matters - just not in the way you think Verena Seufert, University of British Columbia and Navin Ramankutty, University of British Columbia
Alexander Nemenov/Pool/Reuters Russia and Iran's growing cooperation hints at a new Middle East Clément Therme, École des Hautes Études en sciences sociales (EHESS)
Jianan Yu/Reuters How recycled water could revolutionise sustainable development Tamara Avellán, United Nations University
Adnan Abidi/Reuters Narendra Modi, India's social media star, struggles to get government online P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan, The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Carlos Garcia Rawlins/Reuters Latin American presidents love Twitter – and that's not a good sign Miguel Angel Latouche, Universidad Central de Venezuela
Humans may have transformed the Sahara from lush paradise to barren desert David K Wright, Seoul National University
Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser/spaceengine.org It's our Solar System in miniature, but could TRAPPIST-1 host another Earth? Elizabeth Tasker, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
Vincent Battesti From waterfalls to snowy forests, Egyptian posters show what exotic looks like from the desert Vincent Battesti, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle (MNHN) – Sorbonne Universités
Abdalrhman Ismail/Reuters How heartbreaking images from Aleppo could actually change international norms Chiara De Franco, University of Southern Denmark


text:
Say Hello in Style to the First Week of the Last Month
Last week we were gawking over the fashion picks of the B-Town denizens. This week was no exception as the stars had enough reasons to make our tongues wag with their public appearances. Be it the GQ India Fashion Nights or the run up to the Filmfare Awards or movie promotions the stars made sure that they appeared their stylish beat and had their sartorial game face on!
December is shaping up to be quite a fashionable month and we will keep you posted on the fashion updates through the month. Prepare to herald the last month of the year in style.
Picture courtesy- Instagram
With this we hope now you know how to glam up the party month of the year!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Decimal Degrees: Latitude: 60.3091667 Longitude: -166.7108333
Share your comments and photos of Nariksmiut River, a Stream in Bethel (CA) County, AK
(Optional) Upload a photo taken at this location:
Locale: Abaramiut , Nariksmiut
Stream: Nariksmiut River
3 Places found nearby
New! Tell others about this location or share a photo!
Time to build: 0.0620 Secs | Cached: 28-Mar-17 12:00 PM


text: Item is not available Find Another One Others Looked At... Reck Derringer .22LR SELLER: SHORE SPORTSMAN 1 $159.00 Heizer 100% USA MADE 45/410 Stainless Po... SELLER: Fox Firearms Sales and Training 1 $499.00 Colt Derringer matching pair,consecutive... SELLER: Bob Simpson 1 $495.00 AMERICAN FIREARMS 38 SPL SELLER: JBJIM 1 $325.00 Panzer Firearms Panzer 22 SELLER: Jays Guns and Accessories 1 $299.99 ROHM (GERMAN) DERRINGER 38SPL NKL SELLER: Keith Woods 1 $250.00 Guns Pistols Derringer Modern Cobray Derringer | 233 | 57 | Lc | 203.1264ms Cobray Derringer For Sale from sambo17 | No feedback Yet View | Verified Seller | 4 Completed Sales View Sellers Items This item is no longer available. Description Shipping and Payment More Info This little gun is neat. It fires a large caliber round, a .45! It is a single shot novelty gun. It has never been fired and is black in color. Easy to conceal, it is a must have for those gun collectors who want a unique weapon. See Description Trades Accepted: No Condition: New In Box Caliber: .45 ACP Location: NH Share Item Item #: 976959039 This item is no longer available. Price: Shipping: $15.00 (or Arrange local transfer) Accepted Payment Methods: Returns: No Returns sambo17 Seller Since: Apr. 2007 Seller Level: Basic This seller is NOT an FFL City: Salem State: NH Your Recently Viewed Items


text:
"IF" VERSE 1 D F#m Am G If a picture paints a thousand words, why can't I paint you. Gm D Gm A A7 Words will never show, the you I've come to know.
VERSE 2 D F#m Am G If a face could launch a thousand ships, where am I to go. Gm D Gm A A7 When there's no one home but you, you're all that's left me too.
CHORUS 1: Bm Bm7 F#m Dmaj7 And when my love, for life is running dry. F#m7 B7 Em7 A7 You come and pour, yourself on me.
VERSE 3 D F#m Am G If a man could be two places, at one time I'd be with you. Gm D Gm A A7 Tomorrow and today, beside you all the way.
VERSE 4 D F#m Am G If this world should stop revolving, spinning slowly down to die. Gm D Gm A A7 I'd spend the end with you, and when this world is through.
CHORUS 2: Bm Bm7 F#m Dmaj7 Then one by one, those stars will all go out. F#m7 B7 Em7 F#m7 G A7 D Then you and I, will simp - ly fly a – way. F#m Am G Gm D Gm A A7 D


text:
Hi, I've a show where 2 execs would like to link in to the recording session here via Skype. We are fully setup for Source Connect with TB mics and the optical loop between the mac and 192 interface so I'm thinking that I route everything the same - if I install Skype on my mac and route everything (talent mic/TB mics) to the mac optical IN to Skype, and have the execs come through the optical OUT on the mac and routed to the talents headphone feed/studio monitors - I should be good to go? I could always setup a laptop but then I've no way of passing audio directly between the execs and the talent so I think its very messy. Any thoughts are welcome! Many thanks
Bingo! I've actually started using Skype instead of my old Getner for phone patches( like you I also do the same patch for SC). Just make sure you go into the Audio/Video tab in preferences to set up the in and out. Oh and one warning... Skype is often a little funky, even with a decent internet connection.... be prepared for some dropped audio between you and the client and the odd "Did we get...?" questions.
I'm lovin' Skype for those "Oh BTW, I also have to have legal listen in, and the Account Exec. who's in Miami on vacation..." I do make it a habit of giving out the studio land line number, because Skype makes no sound if it drops a call (would be nice) to avoid that "We didn't hear anything after the third paragraph". I also like that it doesn't use standard phone bandwidth - it's a little better if you are connected computer to computer.
Well that worked well - absolute pain to setup but once we were going didn't have to touch it really....File > Save as Template!
Hi, I once was in a hurry to set up a skype connection and I decided to place a good microphone and a small speaker connected to a laptop in the room. Feedback was not a problem at my gain settings. Placing the speaker at the mics "butt" helped too. Of course during takes I had to mute the speaker to record in silence. It worked reasonably well Cheers!
Vsee is another alternative. You can do meetings till 12 people at a time, and every connection is P2P with proper encryption. With Skype there´s no security, every connection happens into a server. If security is an issue, try it: VSee: Remote Teamwork :: VSee (I´m not related to the product at all) It´s free.
I used another monitoring software to monitor VO session How to Monitor Skype Usage,Spy on Skype Chat,Voice Call,Record Skype Conversations.
So for the optical loop are you syncing to the 192's optical? My Mac, 10.6.8 needs to be the master, which I never really felt comfortable with.
Been using Skype for a few years now. I have a dedicated USB sound card for Skype. I just patch the IO into a channel on the 192 and done..set up a send in the session to monitor back in. In PT I just put a send on the record track that goes to the Skype IO. Direct feed off of the mic to Skype. No hassle. Within the same session I have it patched to source connect and source Live so all options are going simultaneously. Done this for at least 5 years with Zero issues. Dedicated sound card for Skype makes things very simple and reliable IMHO.


text:
FCCI's Cardiovascular Lab which began operation on September 25, 2007 is Jacksonville's first free-standing cardiac and peripheral vascular catheterization facility. The vision of the FCCI's heart and vascular laboratory has always been to provide the best care available, performed by the most skilled physicians and staff members, in the most advanced setting. FCCI's Heart and Vascular Laboratory is very proud of having performed thousands of procedures with excellent outcomes.
FCCI's Cath Lab was the first facility in the southeast, and the second nationally, to place the latest in drug eluting stent technology for the treatment of severe peripheral artery disease. The vision of the Cath Lab reflects the vision of FCCI. We are committed to providing the best care available in a comfortable setting for our patients and families.
A catheterization procedure allows your doctor to more clearly see the condition of your heart, extremities, kidneys, and other organs and arteries, and to detect the presence of disease or blockages. The procedure uses a thin, flexible tube inserted into an artery in the groin or wrist (much like an IV, but without any knife or cutting) and special XRAY equipment to view its path. In the past, all cardiac and peripheral vascular catheterizations were performed in hospitals. Now, patients have a more private and comfortable option: Jacksonville's first free-standing Cath Lab.
FCCI's Cath Lab is nationally recognized as a leader in performing the best care possible in the treatment of patients with arterial disease and blockages by using the latest technologies. We are proud of our sponsorship of the Save a Leg, Save a Life foundation, as well as our dedication to the treatment of patients with severe peripheral artery disease and those at risk for amputation.
A date for your procedure will be scheduled by the scheduling department. A Cath Lab staff member will call the day before the procedure and set up an arrival and estimated start time. If your procedure starts before noon, please do not eat or drink anything after midnight. If your procedure is to start in the afternoon, a "light" breakfast is allowed. It is OK to take your daily medications with sips of water, except for patients with diabetes.
IMPORTANT: The procedure start time is an estimated time based on the types of cases scheduled for that day. Unfortunately, some cases may take longer than expected due to the severity of a patient's condition. We are committed to each and every one of our patients, and will dedicate as much time as needed to safely come to a favorable end result. Procedures last between 1-3 hours. Expect a recovery period in one of our seven comfortable private rooms for 1-5 hours. The length of your recovery period is dictated by the complexity of your procedure, the size to the equipment used during the procedure, and the usage of blood thinners or other medications during the procedure. A lunch is provided for our patients during the recovery period. Family is allowed to stay in the recovery rooms.
FOLLOW-UP TESTING: FCCI is dedicated not only to the treatment of our patients with arterial disease, but the monitoring and prevention of future symptoms. FCCI has found that regularly scheduled ultrasounds and office visits are critical to the continued success of your cardiovascular health.


text:
New Delhi: India's plans to leapfrog to Bharat Stage VI (BSVI) emission norms by skipping an intermediate stage had automakers in a tizzy but for Cummins Inc., manufacturer of engines and filtration technologies, the move marks the next phase of growth in India.
The company plans to bring all its top components and technologies, such as electronic fuel systems and after-treatment systems, to India and make the country an export hub for the world, global chairman and chief executive Tom Linebarger said in an interview Thursday.
"We see this as an opportunity for us. Not only can we bring new technologies, which means we can sell other things, we can (also) export (them) from India to other countries now," Linebarger said.
"As part of Euro VI, you are now adding a lot of technologies, and that means investments in technology will create other jobs. Once you have these global technologies, then you can export them as well because all other countries are using them now," he added.
The company is also setting up a technical centre in Pune, its second largest outside of the US, to augment these technologies and has plans to scale the centre to become the largest globally.
"Altogether, the investment is significant. I don't have an exact figure," he said. "Hundreds of millions of dollars. This is all new investment on top of what we have already invested."
Emission is a global concern. While the Supreme Court temporarily halted the sale of passenger vehicles powered by diesel engines of 2,000cc capacity and above in the National Capital Region centred around Delhi in December last year (only to lift the ban in August), globally, Volkswagen AG was found guilty of using a "defeat device" in its cars that helped the firm manipulate emission data. In India alone, the company is expected to recall as many as 323,000 vehicles.
Linebarger said the Volkswagen fiasco has hurt the credibility of the global auto industry. "It makes people wonder about the claims that these companies make—are they true? It kind of drops trust for everybody in the industry and that's a shame," he added.
As a result, the Cummins board directed Linebarger to carry out a thorough check in-house.
"Before you start saying things, you first check your house. So we did a very thorough look through our company to make sure nothing like this was happening. Our board said we need to do that; so I went ahead," he said.
The development has made the regulators wary across the globe. "Regulators are looking at things... and making sure there are no holes in the regulations," he said.
However, that alone won't solve the problem.
"You can just measure and say here is the culprit and we will take care of automobiles," Linebarger said referring to the court ruling that banned larger cars.
"It feels good as you are sticking it to the rich people, but in actuality, it is not going to change the air. We need to have comprehensive action against all sectors," he added.


text:
Safety in the Restaurant: Walk-in Coolers
It wasn't long ago that an employee of the Westin Peachtree Plaza was found dead inside of a walk-in freezer in Atlanta, GA. These tragic stories are a grim reminder of ...
Read More
The secret to great signs is not so much the artist's talent but the tools employed. With this fabulous assortment of markers, anyone can create attractive marketing displays!
Enter your email address to receive exclusive discounts, promotions and advice!
Sign up now to receive $15 OFF your next order!
Exclusive offers and product updates will be arriving to your inbox soon.


text:
Fusion cuisine is one that combines elements of different culinary traditions. Cuisines of this type are not categorized according to any one particular cuisine style and have played a part in a number of innovations. Fusion food is a general term for the combination of various forms of cookery and comes in several forms. So here is the recipe:
Grilled Sweet Corn Capsicum Sandwich
- Edible green colour a few drops
- Refined flour (maida) ¾ cup + for coating
- Orange colour edible a few drops
- Edible colours blue a few drops
- Yellow colour a few drops
- Edible red colour a few drops
- Butter ¾ cup + for greasing
- Castor sugar (caster sugar) ¾ cup
- Eggs 3
- Vanilla essence 1 teaspoon
- Baking powder ½ teaspoon
- Milk as required
- Preheat oven to 180ºC.
- Cream butter and castor sugar with an electric blender till light and creamy. Add eggs and whisk well. Add vanilla essence and whisk again.
- Sift together flour and baking powder in the butter-sugar mixture and fold gently. Add some milk and fold well.
- Weigh the prepared batter using a weighing scale and divide into equal portions.
- Add few drops of each of the edible blue, yellow, orange, green and red colours to each portion and mix to make different coloured batters.
- Put the coloured batters into different piping bags. Pipe a little of blue colour batter. Repeat the process followed by green, yellow, orange and red colours into the lined muffin moulds. Fill the other moulds until all the batter gets used up. Put it in a preheated oven and bake for 15-20 minutes. Remove, cool and demould.
- Serve.


text:
Manage your profile, your listings and your alerts up here.
Contact Kevin or Tyler for more information about this suite.
Directly on the C-Train line. Minutes from +15 and the downtown core.
Sign up to keep track of your favourite spaces and revisit them later.
Hi inquirer , to manage your inquiries, favourite spaces, and alerts, sign up for free by choosing a 6 character password below. If you have an account log in.


text:
TORONTO, Sept. 22, 2016 /CNW/ - Centennial College opened its doors to a renovated, ramshackle former factory on Warden Avenue on October 17, 1966. Despite its humble beginnings as Ontario's first public college, Centennial grew rapidly by offering the Baby Boom generation a new path to rewarding careers.
To mark Centennial's 50th anniversary, the college is cancelling classes on Tuesday, September 27 to release its students, faculty and staff to "Paint the Town Green." Thousands of volunteers will fan out across the city to lend a hand in 11 major Toronto parks with a variety of "green" initiatives such as planting trees, spreading mulch, removing trash from waterways and nature trails, painting fixtures and beautifying public areas.
Given Centennial College's remarkable reputation internationally, its partner schools in China, Korea, India, Turkey, Panama, Brazil and other countries will release their students to make meaningful contributions in their own communities. In the spirit of the day, the president of Suzhou Centennial College near Shanghai, China, is excited to be collecting litter in the beautiful canal city of Suzhou.
This "greening" initiative is Centennial's way of giving back to the communities that made Ontario's first college what it is today. The official Paint the Town Green kick-off is taking place at 10 AM in Bluffers Park at the foot of Brimley Road at the lake. And keep an eye out for the CN Tower on the evening of September 27 – it is turning Centennial green for the occasion!
Date & Time: |
10 AM on Tuesday, September 27 |
Location: |
Bluffers Park at Lake Ontario, end of Brimley Road South |
Scarborough | |
Speakers: |
Ann Buller, President, Centennial College |
Photo opportunities and interviews with college representatives and volunteers will be available at Bluffers Park and other parks throughout the day.
SOURCE Centennial College
For further information: Mark Toljagic, Communications Officer, Centennial College, 416-605-6012 or 416-289-5000, ext. email@example.com
RELATED LINKSCentennial College
Browse our custom packages or build your own to meet your unique communications needs.
Fill out a CNW membership form or contact us at 1 (877) 269-7890
Request more information about CNW products and services or call us at 1 (877) 269-7890


text:
For talks given by Dr. Rowe click here for his Youtube channel.
Dr. Mark regularly holds seminars in the USA, Ireland and the rest of Europe. To find out more, please visit the events page (more…)
Download Three Free Podcast Meditations here 1. A Meditation for Anxiety 2. A Meditation for Success 3. A Meditation for Monkey Mind


text:
Product Description
Ever together. Capture the spontaneity of life in all its glory with this sumptuously detailed Mini Flower and Butterfly Charm. From the latest Links of London mini charms range, two of nature`s most beautiful creations are lovingly united in sterling silver and 18ct vermeil. Team yours with other charms from the Sweetie XS and Effervescence Star XS collections to complete the look.- Charms
- Sterling Silver
- Guaranteed against manufacturing defects
- Clean with soft dry cloth
- Fine Jewellery
Care Instructions
- Care Instructions: Clean with soft dry cloth
Buy & Collect - FREE for orders over £30 or £2 for under £30 (7 days a week)
Order before Midnight for collection in store from 12noon the NEXT DAY or on a day of your choice
(For Belfast and Dundrum please allow up to 48hrs for delivery.
Standard - £3.95 (Monday to Friday)
FREE on orders of £50 or more. Delivery within 3 - 5 working days.
Next Day - £6 (Monday to Sunday)
Order before 7pm for delivery the NEXT DAY
Collect+ - £3.50 Order before 7pm for collection from a local store
Nominated Day - £6 (Monday to Sunday)
Same Evening - £8 (Monday to Friday)
Selected postcodes only. Order by 12noon for delivery between 6-9pm.
Ireland - £3.95
FREE on orders of £50 or more*. Delivery within 3 - 5 working days.
International - £6-£20
To over 150 countries, within 3 - 10 working days.
Please be aware that some international deliveries may incur local import taxes.
We hope you will love your new things but if you don't, you are welcome to return your items free of charge. Here's how to do it:
To a Store
Bring your items and proof of purchase into store within 28 days from the day your parcel arrives, for a full refund via the original payment method.
By Post
Please send your return by post or courier within 28 days from the day your parcel arrives for a full refund via the original payment method.
Paypal Refunds
You will need to return your goods by post, if PayPal was your original payment method and you would like the refund back to your account. If you make your return to a store, we will only able to give you a House of Fraser gift card to the same value. You'll still have 28 days to return.
International Returns
Please note: if you return your purchase to us from outside of the UK, it will be at your own risk. We cannot accept any responsibility for items lost or damaged in transit. It is your responsibility to pay any delivery charges, duties and taxes incurred to return your purchase.


text:
If you are on a tight budget, short on time or just don't like the idea of spending a lot of money on a Halloween costume that you might wear only once, then put together a creative outfit with clothes that you already own. Sometimes, a simple accent such as a hat or an artistic touch with some poster board and a black marker is all you need to turn your everyday clothes into a fun costume.
Other People Are Reading
Historical Characters
Historical figures such as cowboys, pirates and hobos are easy to create costumes for with your everyday clothes. To be a cowboy, wear a pair of jeans, tuck in a button-up blue denim or flannel shirt, tie a scarf around your neck, and throw on a pair of boots. Top the outfit off with a cowboy or straw hat, if you have one available. For a pirate, pair a white button-up shirt with a long vest and dark trousers, which you should then tuck into tall boots. Tie a scarf over the top of your head. An eye patch adds a nice touch, if you have one. For a hobo costume, wear large, ill-fitting clothes such as a oversized blazer, loose trousers held up with string and smudge make-up on your face to simulate dirt. Finish the look by carrying a hobo bindle stick.
Dresses as Costumes
Wear a loosefitting dress you have in your closet over a pillow to simulate a pregnant woman. Belt the dress so that the pillow won't fall out. Use evening dresses to create a prom queen or Miss America look. Top off the dress with a sash emblazoned with a title like Miss Nevada and fashion a crown out of poster board for the pageant look. As an alternative, create a humorous title for your sash. Your prom queen can be a straightforward look or can be accented with fake blood to create a horror movie character.
Television Characters
Many popular television character costumes can be created with clothes from your closet. To become Jersey Shore's Snooki, wear sunglasses, a short, leopard-print dress and put your hair up in a pouf. Wear a track suit to become Glee's Sue Sylvester. To evoke Gilligan from Gilligan's Island, wear a red polo shirt, jeans and a white fisherman's hat. Wear tight capri pants, a cute shirt tied at the midriff and put your hair into two ponytails to become Mary Ann from Gilligan's Island.
Lost or Wanted Poster Ideas
A "Wanted" poster or "Have You Seen This Child?" milk carton costume allows you to wear your own clothes. For the "Wanted" look, cut a hole in the middle of a large poster board that will fit your face. Write "Wanted" above the head hole. Below the hole, write a creative description of why you are wanted. For a "Have You Seen This Child?" look, create a milk carton out of poster board. Once again, cut a hole for your face and write up some clever remarks to make your carton more interesting.
Decades Costumes
Over the years, there have been looks that represent certain decades such as the 1950s Bobby Soxer or the 1960s hippie. For the Bobby Soxer look, wear a full skirt, flat shoes -- preferably saddle shoes -- short socks, a cardigan sweater, and tie a scarf around your neck. If you want to make your look more authentic, cut a poodle out of felt and sew it onto your skirt. To be a hippie, wear something tie-dyed -- or tie-dye an old T-shirt -- and faded jeans. Tie a bandanna across around your head, sweatband-style. Vests or anything with fringe can also add to the hippie vibe.
Scary Costumes
You can easily become a zombie using your own street clothes. What you wear is not as important as your make-up and expression. Dark circles around the eyes and fake blood help to give you that zombie look. Your clothes should appear dirty and dishevelled, as well. Another extremely simple last-minute costume that allows you to wear your own clothes is the ever popular ghost. Just throw a sheet over your head and cut out some holes for eyes.


text:
(65 quotes found)
"With all the rain we had overnight, the greens were definitely softer, slower. But still rolling very nicely. The conditions were very nice, close to perfect."
Grace Park
"Looking ahead, we anticipate a somewhat softer third quarter and, again, a more dynamic fourth quarter resulting in mid-single-digit sales growth... and solid operating growth for the full year,"
Daniel Vasella
"There really are some incredible chandeliers on the market now. The designs are a lot softer and warmer than they used to be. I think the overriding design factor that most homeowners are seeking is something that says their home is warm, inviting and comfortable."
Susan Humphress
"The designs are a lot softer and warmer than they used to be."
"We've had softer revenue growth in North America than we want, ... I expect we're going to do a better job."
Charles Prince
"It's a softer surface, and it dents easier than laminate."
Randy Hall
"Austin established his inside fastball and then could work the softer stuff away. He really hit his spots today, which was a nice improvement from last time out. It is good to see him get better each time he throws."
Brock Knight
"The data from Japan was universally softer than expected. It is conspiring to take the yen lower."
Richard Franulovich
"The greens definitely were a little softer, which allowed me to attack more pins. The greens being softer, scores should be better."
Jim Furyk
"You are entering a seasonally softer period, so you don't want to have inventory at a worse level in December than where you were exiting the September quarter,"
Patrick Ho


text:
Hunting in Wind River Country
Hunting in Wind River Country is superb due to the hundreds of thousands of public land that is relatively undisturbed. It has one of the highest success rates in the country. Some licenses are more rare—draws like bighorn sheep are considered once-in-a-lifetime hunts.
If you are thinking of hunting in Wind River Country, your first call should be to Wyoming Game and Fish or to one of the licensed outfitters and guides listed on this page. Applying for permits needs to be done months in advance, and different licenses have different deadlines, be sure to plan ahead. Both Wyoming Game and Fish and an outfitter can walk you through the process.
Wind River Experience
One Shot Antelope Hunt
In 1940 Harold Evans and Hank Dahl hosted the first One-Shot Antelope Hunt, inspired by the pioneers whose guns allowed only one shot before the game would disappear. The event has inspired similar ones around the world and draws people from all over to Lander each September.
There is no question that Wind River Country has incredible hunting opportunities. There are big game and upland birds and waterfowl hunting in the area.
Hunting in Wind River Country is walking in the footsteps of generations before. The sport is an important part of the area's history. You'll be able to stare up at the same startling peaks, wander near the same quiet creeks, and hopefully take home the same type of meat generations before have harvested in the area.
Share Your Story
Share your Wind River Experience stories with us. We want to hear what kind of fun you had in #windrivercountry. Share Your Story.
Businesses & Packages
Click here to see local businesses and special packages.
- Custom jet boat, drift boat and walk/wade fishing trips to anglers of all abilities.
- Experienced snowmobile guide service for beginner to extreme riders out of Lava Mountain Lodge. Bring your own sled.
- 789 Casino CafemapIndian tacos, burgers and specials
- Open 24 hours, gaming machines and bingo.
- Small, highly personalized ranch for special groups, retreats and workshops.
- Wilderness horseback, fishing, big game and ranch vacations into the rugged Wind Rivers. Horse pack trips and drop trips.
- Alley's Indian TerritorymapShoshone & Arapaho beadwork, bronze, jewelry, pottery, dolls, sculpture & souvenirs.
- 18 hole course, pro-shop, lounge, cart rentals, driving range.
- A working art studio with one of the largest selections of antler on display in the area. Work from Kirk Gordon and photography from Lynn Smith.
- Arby'smapSandwiches and salads
- Atlantic City CabinmapAll solar cabin with 2 bedrooms with a green size bed in each. Full kitchen, bath, living room, outside grill and the cabin is heated by wood stove. Small pond for fishing.
- Atlantic City MercantilemapLocated in historic Atlantic City. Open Fri-Sun
- Cars, vans, 4WD vehicles. Located at the Riverton Regional Airport
- B & K Shoreline StopmapNext to Boysen State Park, located off Hwy 26/789.
- Bar 10mapSalads, pizza, ribs
- Located in Dubois. Pack trips and a luxurious base camp in the Shoshone National Forest specializing in riding, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Drop trips, hunting and custom trips available.Packages
Bear Basin AdventuresmapValid From 07/10/2017 to 07/14/2017Make the most of your short break this summer by filling it with many activities- all from the one vacation spot. The Dunoir Valley in the Shoshone National Forest, Dubois is a beautiful glaciated volcanic valley offering challenging hikes, meandering strolls, varied riding, fishing, and photography. The surrounding lakes and streams are good for cutthroat and brook trout fishing. Our pack trips offer all this plus gourmet meals, comfortable camping supplies, skilled guides, safe horses/tack and a fun unforgettable experience. All for a great price and all in one package! Photo: Ellen Vanuga$1,550 per person. 5 days/4 nights. Book before March 15th and receive $100 off per couple.
Bear Basin AdventuresmapValid From 07/01/2017 to 08/31/2017Join Heath for some fantastic fishing in the beautiful Simpson Lake area on this great pack trip. The northern Wind River Range is fabulous country and the fly fishing in the lakes is a treat. There will be the opportunity to fish the lake itself and other surrounding fisheries. The fishing is world renowned- fly-fishing or spin-casting. Brookies, Rainbows, Cutthroat Trout and Grayling all inhabit these healthy, pristine waters. We will take day rides or hikes to nearby lakes like Lost Lake, Sandra Lake, Pinto Lake and Rim Lake. The fishing will keep you busy and the scenery awestruck. Come enjoy these wonderful wild lands and water with us. Trip cost includes all meals, tent accommodations, riding, taxes and gratuities. Bookings of more than two people receive $100 off per person. "Rim Lake" photo: Steven Brutger4 night/5 day minimum
Bear Basin AdventuresmapValid From 07/24/2017 to 07/28/2017Join us for a special trip into the beautiful Shoshone National Forest in Dubois Wyoming, staying at our comfortable base camp. We will gather as a small group of women to explore the serenity of the land, the quiet wisdom of horses, and daily movement and meditation practices tailored to create ease in body and mind. All levels of experience in yoga/meditation and horse riding are welcome. $1,600 per person includes all meals, riding, yoga, meditation and tent accommodations. Book as a group of four and receive $50 off per person. Photo by Diana HedlundLadies trip only
- Cabin rentals 12 miles west of Dubois
- Explore the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem near the Continental Divide between 11,000 and 12,000 feet. Working cattle ranch specializing in pack trips, horse riding and training clinics. Private trout stream.
- Open June-Sept.
- Leisure and business travel, cruises and packages.
- Located at the mouth of the Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway. Camping and picnic facilities.
- BreadboardmapSub Sandwiches & Soup
- BreadboardmapSandwiches, Soups
- Brewed AttitudemapSandwiches, soups, salads
- An all inclusive, luxury mountain getaway with spa. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and snowmobiling.
- Brown Sugar Coffee Roasterymap
- Hunting, fishing and pack trips in the Fitzpatrick Wilderness. Drop trips for climbers and backpackers into Gannett Peak.
- Bull & Bistro, ThemapSteaks, seafood, family dining & cocktails
- Burger KingmapHamburgers, salads.
- Cee nokuu CafemapIndian Tacos, hamburgers & specials
- Hunting camp in Wind River Range. Fishing, drop pack trips.
- Interactive exhibits and enrichment activities for children. 10 a.m - 5 pm Thursday-Saturday
- Chimney Rock ArenamapTrail rides from 2 hours, 1/2 day or full day. Children must be at least 6 years of age.
- China GardenmapChinese Lunch and dinner
- China PandamapChinese
- Riverside location with direct access to the Wind River.
- Car and shuttle service, trail head drop off and pick up and limo service for a night on the town. Airport shuttle. We serve an area inside a 150 mile radius of Lander. 24 hours notice.
- A dude ranch specializing in family vacations since 1927. Outdoor adventures include horseback riding, fishing, hiking, pack trips, weekly rodeo and cookouts.
- Dogsledding tours.
- Cowboy CafemapHomestyle & daily specials.
- CowfishmapBeef, fish, and pasta.
- Crooked CreekmapBreakfast, lunch & family style dinners. Located on Union Pass
- Mountain guest ranch located along the Continental Divide. Horseback riding, ATV and snowmobile rentals.
- Crux CoffeemapCoffee, breakfast & lunch
- Dairy Land Drive-InmapSoft-serve Ice-cream, sandwiches
- Dairy QueenmapSoft-serve Ice-cream & Brazier Foods
- Daniels Mexican FoodmapEat in the bus or take out
- Daylight Donut & Ice CreammapDonuts, homemade ice-cream & coffee
- Deka-Guy HeemapIndian tacos, burgers, specials
- Depot, ThemapHistorical Mexican Dining
- Desert Inn Motel & RV Parkmap
- Dickinson Park Public CampgroundmapPublic Campground. 16 day limit. Open July-September. Facilities: Tables/grates, no hook-ups, restrooms and fishing areas.
- Domino's PizzamapPizza
- Domino's PizzamapTake out pizza
- Visitor information, guides and maps.
- In operation since the 1930's, the fish hatchery raises rainbow, cutthroat and brown trout to stock lakes and rivers. Call ahead to schedule a tour.
- See the history of the Upper Wind River Valley including the Sheep Eater Indians. Tours arranged by special request.
- Open May 15- Sept. 27.
- Guided service includes wade and alpine fishing from a motor or drift boat. Fly fishing instruction for all levels of experience.
- Eagle Bronze FoundrymapCall for availability of tours.
- Eastern Shoshone Tribal Cultural CentermapLearn about Shoshone culture and history, including Chief Washakie and Sacajawea. See artifacts, artwork, photographs, maps and treaties.
- El DurangomapMexican
- El Sol De MexicomapMexican
- El Sol De MexicomapAuthentic Mexican food
- International and national riding tours by the week. Guides, meals, horses & accommodations included. Advanced riding program.
- Exhibits and memorabila on Lander"s One Shot Antelope Hunt including antelope habitat and wildlife preservation.
- Fiddlers Lake Public CampgroundmapPublic Campground. $8.00 fee per night. 16 day limit. Facilities: Tables/grates, drinking water, no hook-ups, boating area, fishing, restrooms, handicapped accessible.
- Year round 4 bedroom home. Enjoy the Wind River out the back door for fishing. Located in the town of Dubois.
- Forge, ThemapBurgers & wraps
- Rediscover the Winds and explore Native American culture, settlement, mining, military and ranching.
- Gallery of the Wind & MuseummapA collection of artifacts and artwork of the Shoshone and Arapaho people.
- Sandwiches, Salads & Hamburgers
- Rent mountain, road and hybrid bikes, snowshoes and nordic skis.
Glamorous camping with a touch of adventure -Airstream Trailer, Luxury Wall Tents and Log Cabin
Glamping on the RivermapValid From 01/25/2017 to 04/15/2017"Glamping On The River" is proud to introduce "Cabin On The Wind" in Dubois and our Winter and Spring special of $100/night + tax (normal rate is $190). Offer valid February 1 – April 15, 2017. Sleeps 6-7 people comfortably. Rate based on 4 people. $25/ per person per night after 4 people. Cleaning fee waived! 1500 sq ft. cabin directly on the Wind River but with an in-town location. Shops, museums, restaurants, etc., all within walking distance. No need to drive while here in town! Fabulous cross-country skiing, snow shoeing and snowmobiling trails easily accessible!! Amazing fishing right out the door! The Wind River never freezes and the fish are biting! Lots of off-street parking for snowmobile trailers. A great weekend getaway! Discounted weekly and monthly rates also available. Please visit our website at www.glampingdubois.com for more information and to make reservations.
- Float or wade along the Big Horn, Snake and Wind River. Professional fly fishing guide service. Catch and release fishing.
- Commercial air service into Riverton
- Green Mountain Motelmap
- Heavy Eagle Tepee RentalmapAuthentic Native American tepees for rent. Set-up and take down on or near the Wind River Indian Reservation.
- Cars, vans, 4WD vehicles. Located at the Riverton Regional Airport
- Hitching RackmapFamily Restaurant, Steak & Seafood
- Intertribal CentermapView the Stewart Collection of Native American artifacts and a photograph collection of historical Native American images. Open with the CWC school calendar.
- Jackpine Motelmap
- JB TaximapLocal taxi service
- Jim's Aircraft ServicemapCars, minivans and SUV's. Located at the Riverton Regional Airport
- Kai EspressomapCoffee, speciality drinks, breakfast and lunch sandwiches.
- Kathy's KoffeemapCoffee. Breakfast & Lunch.
- KFCmapFried chicken and buffet
- Monthly exhibitions of local, regional and national art and craft. Call for current gallery showings, classes and special events.
- Lander Bake ShopmapBakery & cafe, breakfast, lunch
- Visitor information, guides and maps.
- Explore weather, science, animals, the world, and more through educational and hands-on exhibits for children of all ages.
- Lander City Park Public CampgroundmapPublic campground. No fee, 3 day limit. 7 trailer sites, unlimited tent sites. Facilities include: tables/grates, restrooms, drinking water, no hook-ups, no showers, shade trees, playground, equipment rental.
- 18 hole course, pro shop, lounge, cart rental.
- Operates in the Wind River Range, Absaroka Range, and the Red Desert. Fly-fishing, low impact camping, family fun. Wilderness camping, and hunting for guided and unguided trips. Permitted by the USFS. Llama rentals.Packages
Lander Llama CompanymapValid From 05/27/2017 to 06/28/2017Hike into the beautiful Wyoming backcountry without a backpack. Let a gentle pack llama carry your load. Your Mama will be happy, because she goes for FREE! Lander Llama Company will arrange and cater a fully guided 1 1/2 day, overnight trip for your family and friends with the friendliest non-tobacco chewing pack llamas in Wyoming. Enjoy fishing, photography, wildlife, and some of the best views in Wyoming. Special offering from a seasoned outfitter, Lander Llama Company: 1 lunch and 1 supper first day, and breakfast the second day, all inclusive. $275/person, 4 minimum paying ($1,100), 6 people maximum (one Mama per group). Easy to moderate hiking. Advance reservations upon availability are required. Major credit cards accepted. Permitted by the USFS and BLM. Valid from 5/27/2017 to 6/28/2017 (Summer) 307-332-5624 [email protected]4 minimum paying ($1100), 6 people maximum (one Mama per group). Advance reservations upon availability are required.
- Amenities include barn loft for dances or meeting space, outdoor space for reunions and weddings.
- Campground, gas, restaurant and package liquor store.
- A full service guest ranch. Family owned and operated. Riding, fishing, hiking and hunting. Log cabins along East Fork of Wind River, 60 miles from Yellowstone. All meals provided.
- The only permitted base camp on the glacier trail located in the Fitzspatrick Wilderness. Weekly guided horsepacking trips July-Oct. This area is famous for Gannett Peak, the highest peak in Wyoming.
- Little Wind C-Store and Delimapsandwiches, deli food
- Open 24 hours with gaming machines. Morning Star restaurant.
- Cabins, lodge rooms and tent sites in the Shoshone National Forest. Hiking, fishing, or bring you own snowmobile or canoe. June 15-Oct. 15. Canoes, small fishing boats and kayak rentals.
- Louis Lake Public CampgroundmapFiddlers, Worthen and Sinks are $10. No reservations required, first come first served. This is a Shoshone National Forst public campground. There is no water at Louis Lake campground and the fee is $5.
- Main Manhattan Eatery & PubmapFriday night all you can eat prime rib
- Specializing in fly fishing trips. Horseback riding and ATV's can also be arranged.
- Maverick CafemapFamily Restaurant
- Maverick Mobile Home & RV ParkmapOpen year round
- McDonald'smapFast Food & Hamburgers
- McDonald'smapFast Food & Hamburgers
- Middle ForkmapBreakfast and lunch
- Miner's GrubstakemapRestaurant, Saloon & General Store
- Morning Star Little Wind CasinomapHamburgers, daily specials
- Heavenly rendezvous for family, friends & associates. Self serve cabin bordering the Shoshone National Forest.
- Explore life-size dioramas and hands-on exploration of the Whiskey Mountain Herd of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep. Wildlife viewing tours by appointment Nov-March. 24 hour notice required.Packages
National Bighorn Sheep CentermapValid From 10/01/2016 to 05/17/2017Join a guided three to four hour field tour to experience bighorn sheep in their winter range. This customized tour is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers and small groups. We begin the tour at the National Bighorn Sheep Center, providing a thorough background introduction to the Whiskey Basin Habitat area, bighorn sheep biology and the history of wild sheep. We then drive to specific locations where bighorn sheep have been recently sighted and learn more about their habitat and biology in the field. Optional hiking is available to additional sites. We provide binoculars, transportation and knowledgeable guides, and we can also arrange for bag lunches if desired. Please call us today 307-455-3429 to reserve your tour: we do require a deposit and at least 48-hour advance notice, and the tours costs $100/person (for two or more), or if desired, one person can attend for $200. Mention that you read about this 2016/2017 package deal on the Wind River Country website and get $20 off the total tour rate. We can also accommodate larger groups at reduced rates, so please contact us for more information.Groups are welcome. We do require a deposit and at least 48-hour advance notice. Tours cost $100/person (for two or more), or if desired, one person can attend for $200. No pets allowed.
- NOLS courses teach outdoor skills, environmental ethics and leadership skills. Camping equipment and outdoor clothing rentals at 502 Lincoln.
- See the past, present and future of the Northern Arapaho through artifacts and artwork. Call in advance for a schedule of Elders who share Arapaho language lessons and storytelling. Weekly dance exhibitions in the summer.
- Nostalgia Bistro & BakerymapLunch & dinner. Asian, European, Sushi and baked goods.
- Ol' Wyoming Motelmap
- Oriental PalacemapChinese
- Licensed and insured Wyoming outfitting service offering experienced professional fishing and hunting guides, as well as certified mountain guides, for the back country traveler looking for sport or adventure. Drop trips. Rentals- horses, complete camps, wall tents, stoves, cooking gear.Packages
Outfitters of the Wyoming WildernessmapValid From 07/01/2017 to 09/01/2017Come on a horseback adventure into the only permitted base camp on the Glacier trail at the base of Gannett Peak (highest point in Wyoming). Enjoy six days of horseback adventures in the pristine Wind River Range, fishing, sightseeing, and so much more! All inclusive trip including one motel room the night before and at the end of the trip. No Hassle, just show up and leave the rest to us!8 years or older, Minimum 2 people
Outfitters of the Wyoming WildernessmapValid From 10/01/2017 to 10/31/2017Join us for a horseback elk hunt into our remote wilderness base camp located on the Glacier Trail near Gannett Peak. Enjoy the comforts of wall tents with sleeping cots, home cooked meals, and the ruggedness of a wilderness hunt in a pristine environment. All inclusive trip including hunting in the wilderness and an onsite taxidermist. Book early for special savings on a combination of your hunt and taxidermy to preserve your memories!Must have a general elk license
- Outlaw CafemapFamily style
- Oxbow, ThemapAmerican Menu
- Perrett'smapItalian
- Phil's Dog ShakmapHot dogs, kraut dogs & frito pie Open April-October
- Pizza HutmapPizza
- Pizza HutmapPizza, Pasta & Salads
- Pizza PlusmapPizza
- QT's RestaurantmapCasual, Steaks, Cocktail & Family Friendly. Located in the Holiday Inn.
- Historic cabins and Native American tepee rentals available June-August. Located in the Dunoir Valley.
- Real Wyoming AdventuresmapExplore the Red Desert and see Wild Horses, Desert Elk, raptors and other wildlife. Customized tours of historical trails.
- Red Willow RestaurantmapSteaks, hamburgers & pastas. In the Wind River Hotel & Casino
- Rent -A- WreckmapQuality used cars, mini vans and SUV`s
- A non-profit renewal center for spiritual growth, community and intellectual stimulation. Programs by internationally known speakers. Horseback riding, hiking, and a variety of outdoor experiences. June 1-mid Sept.
- Off road, dual sport, OHV, UTV Side-By-Side, snowmobile, SUV 4 wheel drive adventure originate 10 minutes from our central Dubois booking location. Explore the area with our team or drive yourself with maps and GPS. Standard and custom packages available. Bring your own units or have us rent one for you.
- Visitor information, guides and maps.
- 18 holes, pro shop, restaurant, lounge, cart rentals & driving range.
- A local history museum featuring the 20th century homesteaders who brought Riverton to life in 1906. Many Old West artifacts on display.
- Commercial air service: Denver Air Connection and Great Lakes Aviation.
- Roomers Motelmap
- 61 bed hotel with heated pool and hot tub. 400 "Vegas style" slot machines and table games. Non-smoking gaming area, and restaurant. Call 307-207-7004 for hotel reservations. Open 24 hours a day.
- Shoshone Tribal Service & Food MartmapDeli
- Shoshoni Chamber of CommercemapVisitor information, guides and maps.
- Silver Spur LanesmapBowling Restaurant
- Silver Spur Motelmap
- Sinks Canyon State Park Public CampgroundmapPublic campground. Open May-October. $8.00 fee per night, Limit 16 days. Facilities: Tables/grates, restrooms, no hook-ups, drinking water, and fishing.
- Interactive exhibits about ecology, wildlife, and history. Self guided walking guides. Open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend 9am-6pm daily.
- Sixth CrossingmapLearn about the Willie Handcart Company through exhibits.
- Within city limits. Splash pad.
- Open year-round. Direct ATV access to BLM land.
- South Federal Innmap
- Restored old gold mining town with 20 original structures and thousands of artifacts original to South Pass. Open May 15-Sept 30 9-6, 7 days a week.
- Speedway CafemapHome style family dining
- Split Rock Bar and CafemapBreakfast, lunch, dinner
- St. Stephens Indian Mission & Heritage CentermapVisit the historic mission to learn about the Northern Arapaho tribe. The mission's Catholic Church is painted with colorful Native American designs.
- SubwaymapSandwiches & Salads
- SubwaymapSandwiches & Salads
- Subway Wal-MartmapSandwiches & Salads
- Sundowner Station RestaurantmapFine Family Dining.
- Svilar`s Bar & Dining RoommapSteaks, Seafood, Prime Rib & Chicken
- Guided fly fishing in the Wind River Range. Day trips or 3-10 day trips available. Golden Trout specialty.
- Hunt from small dude ranch. Limited to 2 each hunt. Trophy elk hunt. Sleeping in cabins.
- Historic dude ranch since 1919. Fly fishing, horseback riding, packtrips.
- Taco BellmapMexican
- Taco JohnsmapMexican
- Taco JohnsmapMexican
- Taco TimemapMexican
- Taylor Creek Exxon & DelimapSandwiches,Salads & Pizza
- Day or overnight pack trips into the Absarokas and Wind River Mountains. Remote Golden Trout trips.Packages
Teton Fishing Co. LLCmapValid From 07/01/2017 to 09/30/2017We've got just what you need…a much deserved Getaway. You're so busy refueling everyone else's tank, take a few days to refresh and energize YOU! Come learn to fly fish with a top rated Orvis endorsed professional guide. Be pampered on the river with stream-side coffee, fresh homemade coffee cake, mouth-watering lunches, breath taking scenery, and some incredible fishing. It's a fact nearly 60% of new anglers are women! I'd be honored to introduce you to this most amazing outdoor adventure activity. Check out my reviews from other first time ladies at http://wyoming.fish/feedback.html I think you'll be as impressed as I was to hear their wonderful stories. These package trips fill fast, so gather up a few close friends now and book your special ladies trip. Create some fantastic summer memories in Dubois this summer with your BFFs! Take a look at my photo gallery to get a taste of what awaits you at http://wyoming.fish/wyomingtroutpictures/ What: Ladies only, 2-day guided fly fishing trip of a lifetime When: July 1- September 30, 2017 Where: The Stunning Wind River Watershed, Dubois Lodging: Just call us! We can suggest some awesome places to stay in the Dubois area from economy to luxury to suits your needs. Discount: 20% off guide service for 3 or more ladies Contact: [email protected], www.facebook.com/wyoming.fish, 307.699.4602,20% off guide service for 3 or more ladies
Teton Fishing Co. LLCmapValid From 07/01/2017 to 10/01/2017Learn the secrets to landing the big one from a Pro. All ages and families are welcome to come spend the trip of a lifetime in the great outdoors in Dubois. Pet friendly. Book a 2-day trip for 2 people ($900), and get an additional 1/2 day ($350 savings) for free!
- Thai ChefmapThai cuisine
- Mountain bikes or a cruiser bike to ride around town.Packages
The Bike MillmapValid From 11/01/2016 to 03/31/2017What is better than one day of biking with a friend? Two days of biking with a friend! When you and a friend each rent a bike, you may keep the rentals for an additional day, on us. Come and experience the full spectrum of Lander area riding. We have everything from high desert slick rock to winding mountain single track. Our rental fleet is comprised of the lastest and greatest bikes and are brand new every season. Enjoy the best of the best in Lander, WY! 307-335-5435, [email protected]Must use the two free bike rentals on a consecutive day to the original rental date and on the original bikes rented. Both bikes must be rented on the same day. Must mention this special package offer to receive free rentals.
- Located in the Wind River Hotel & Casino. Tuscan Hearth, Mongolian Grill, Rio Taco Mexican, Smokehouse
- The CobblermapBakery & deli
- The Cove RestaurantmapHome Style Breakfast & Lunch
- The Hyde OutmapCozy accommodations for 1-2 people. Kitchen, private bath, covered porch over looking Atlantic City.
- Historic pioneer village and exhibits.
- The PerchmapCoffee, smoothies, snacks
- The Summit RestaurantmapBreakfast, lunch & Friday dinner
- Tony's PizzamapPizza
- Transportation to and from Jackson and Riverton airports.
- Trailhead Family RestaurantmapBreakfast, lunch & dinner. Family style
- Travel Place Inc.mapTravel agency
- Triangle C Ranch is an all inclusive guest ranch located in the scenic Wind River Valley, between Dubois and Jackson Hole, WY. Horseback riding instruction, trail rides, fishing, ATV, hiking.
- Open year round
- United Airlines ReservationsmapCommercial air service into Riverton
- Displays and gift shop featuring local geology, birds, plants and animals.
- Displays and gift shop featuring local geology, birds, plants and animals.
- Village Cafe & Pizza/Daylight DonutsmapBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Donuts & Pizza
- Warm Valley Native ToursmapTour historical sites on the Wind River Indian Reservation, including Sacajawea and Chief Washakie cemetery sites. Custom tours available. Step-on guide services.
- Wendy'smapHamburgers, sandwiches, salads.
- What's for DinnermapDinner carry out
- Mountaineering, climbing, and backpacking equipment. Complete information on the Wind River Mountains. Can arrange for guides.
- Wilderness Boundary RestaurantmapHome Cooking, Varied menu, Bar & Package Liquor at the Lava Mountain Lodge
- Whitewater rafting and guided fishing trips.
- Private and customizable instructional climbing courses at the base of the Wind River Range.
- Rent cross country ski equipment, snowshoes, backpacks, sleeping bags, fly fishing poles and waders. Guide books & topo maps.
- Wind River Heritage CentermapFeatures mountain man history and the 1838 Rendezvous through wildlife displays and an extensive artifacts collection and wax museum.
- Over 750 gaming machines, table games and roulette. Hotel, gift shop, restaurants and banquet room. See the Northern Arapaho song and dance experience in the summer and visit the Cultural Experience room open daily.
- Wind River MercantilemapSoups, Sandwiches & Salads
- Wind River Mountain OutfittersmapFishing, game hunting and horsepacking. Summer sightseeing trips and fall hunting. 5-day trips for grizzly bear viewing from July 20-Sept. 1. Day horseback rides.
- Open year round
- County wide bus service and to Salt Lake City airport
- Supports and showcases local and national art and home to the Warm Springs Gallery. Call for current gallery showings, classes and special events.
- Worthen Meadows Lake Public CampgroundmapPublic campground. Open June 15- Sept. 15. $8.00 fee per night, 16 day limit. Facilities: Tables/grates, drinking water, no hook-ups, boating areas, fishing areas, restrooms, no showers and no hook-ups.
- Private tours specializing in the backcountry in the Lander and Riverton areas. Learn about ghost towns, historic trails, geology, wildlife, culture and history.
- Cover the same ground as the pioneers in a wagon, on a horse, or both. Access to historical landmarks. Rent horses by the week for re-enactments, movies, outfitters, ranches, hunters, rodeos, etc.
- Gift shop and interactive exhibits featuring Wind River Country wildlife. Open 8am-5pm, M-F.
- Wyoming SmokehousemapAuthentic western BBQ. Dine in, carry out and catering.
- Secluded cabins 5 miles west of Dubois. Open May-Sept.
- Zanmai SushimapSushi


text:
it is def a singles frame. you can serve big, but there are better servers. you can volley solidly, but there are other more natural volleyers. but for anything off the ground... the spin, control and precision is INSANE!
what happens when i hit with this tour diablo? haha...then my locked in frame promise, is out the window...
i'm a night owl anyways ... best time to lurk & read about c0ck rings! she is pretty good about sleeping at nights, but she never lets us get too comfortable cause she'll randomly wakeup @ 4AM!
This may be a result of too much time spent on court with Auzzie. If you start wearing the same UVA shirt repeatedly and your sweat glands go on overdrive... you may be a tennis demo zombie. Regardless, I'm glad a pencil was used. Please get a vaccine.
i was going to ask several members of twmac to speak at my funeral in case my swiss cheese of the mouth disease proves fatal... but on second thought, i reconsider! i'd rather have crickets chirp! p.s. - my doctor is a whacko. i NEVER go to the doctor, so if i show up, something is wrong. dr. asks what is wrong, and i say... take a look inside my mouth and i'll show you. dr. takes a look and says there isn't anything wrong! i'm like, do you see the cheese? do you see the blisters? and dr. says.. i see some white stuff and some other stuff but i wouldn't call them blisters. WTF! give me some dang pillz pal! looking for the dr phone number on internet and all i found are bad reviews! you could come in without an arm and dr would say.. "so, what's the problem?" p.s. - a member of my family goes to a different dr every week and now the doctor suggested that maybe HGH might help wutever ails this family member. i was like, YES, get me some of that HGH! i would KruZh all of you KrappE t3nn1z players if i was jack3d up on HGH! now the dr is stalling writing the script cuz this family member is receiving social security and dr wonders if hgh is really appropriate for helping elder members of society or something. dang it... hgh is on hold. if i show up this spring as 225lbs of lean muscle, bench pressing mazda3s, and doing the ray-ray dance.... i will delete this message!
Dats, you have white spots? On the back of your throat? If so, perhaps go to Hollywood's doc. Tonsillectomy time. That will be $300. The bill is in the mail.
Dats, try gargling with Hydrogen Peroxide :shock: Oh man the new BLX Blade Team has a super low flex too...Tears of joy are welling up from all these racquet companies FINALLY releasing low flex options. I feel like I can breathe again!
topaz... due to being a sickly child, i no longer have tonsils or adenoids. my P1llz seem to be working though. drank my face off and went bowling last night. i've probably been bowling 4x total, but it was pretty fun.
Geeeez X, I had it DVR'd!!!! *not* Ah well, honestly, I didn't watch it...I kinda...forgot! Got too much work to do!
i was hoping eagles/packers would be game of the year.. but with vick and desean jackson hurt, it just wasnt that great. clay matthews is a beast though. definitely JACK3D! ~~~~~ 10days of generic antibiotics. ~~~~~ if you could go anywhere for a 1 week vacation.. where would it be? i need to get outta here!
^^^duh, somewhere tropical. An island perhaps. Check out kayak.com, they had some nice vacation specials last week. Didn't fit into my schedule, but it may in yours!
I would go to new zealand. Don't really know why exactly but Ive always wanted to go there. Could probably see both Islands in a week. There's great scenery. I'm sure they have disc golf courses so I could huck some plastic. And becuase its southern Hemi our winter is there summer.
Man, those new Speed Pro YT IG's look pretty. Anyone hit with those yet? I was also looking at the YT Prestige pros, I love the clear-coat over carbon fiber look they have on one part of the hoop. FWIW - I hit with the new Blade Tour and the BLX 95 (18X20) for a bit, didn't like the feel of the blade for some reason (strings maybe??), but kind of liked the BLX.
jrstriker -- i believe schap02 hit with those new IG's. my new year's resolution is to not buy anymore racquets - so i'm a monogamous guy married to the prince ozone tour. got to hit twice with them so far. each time out i like them more and more. i'm not sure what to do if i am not buying and selling racquets.
Jrs, The blx is a good stick. I bought one. No more demos. The tight string pattern allows for increased control. I bought the 16 x 18. Hit with the yt pro and it's a nice stick overall. I personally don't like head grip shape. Dats, Follow your stomach and liver to the big easy.
If the new version hits like the old version... so slow to swing! I like heavy frames, but that one felt almost unweildy. When are we doing another dubs night at FFX??
Seems like the new Innegra speed pro is a little lighter (11.6 oz strung) and has the same SW as the Prestige Pro in spite of its 27.2 length - http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_YOUTEK_IG_Speed_16x19/descpageRCHEAD-HS16.html I'm booked up at FRC until the Jan 24th. Maybe we can try the 25, 26, or 27?
Yeah, One of the guys at FRC that I hit with has the BLX - he used to hit with the old pro staff - Orginal or ROK - I've got to ask, as I think he still has them in his bag. Anyway, I hit with them and they felt good, but not enough difference to switch IMHO. He also had the BLX Pro tour - but he didn't like it.
Sup, are you using the BLX Khamsin or Cirrus? with your advanced 3.0 game, i gotta think you are more of a Khamsin Five guy, but the Cirrus might give you the added power you've been looking for!
Hahaha.. Dats. I think the chapter was right. Superman does power up with the sun. It does the body good. Good enough that I got the BLX 95 16x18 and started moving my feet. I'm no Fred Astaire but on the right path. I only have one, so I'm traveling light. So Dats... Oregon or Auburn?
sup, wut is this sun you speak of? i heard of some giant yellow fireball, but have never seen this mythical beast! dood u gotta go with NIKE and bright friggin yellow socks!!!
Ah. Grey DC winter skies. Oh how I don't miss that. I almost picked up that bright nadal shirt. It's way too yellow. Like a highlighter. If I won't wear I won't buy it. Suitcase space is precious.
The view is changing my drinking habits. I'm moving away from beer buckets and toward vodka cocktails. Greyhound 1 1/2 oz. Vodka and Grapefruit juice. Pour together into an iced highball glass. HAIRY NAVEL 1 oz. Vodka 1 oz. Peach Schnapps 5 oz. Orange Juice ...
Brass Monkey 24Oz of Olde English 800 (yo thats my brand, drink it in a bottle, 40, quart or can) 16 OZ Sunny D (Oh yeah Sunny D allright) 40oz in my lap and its freezin my balls
RazorSharp? Most be a misnomer... It's a banter thread, mostly full of inside jokes among people who play tennis in the Mid-Atlantic section of USTA. Sorry if you can't hang...
If you met us you would understand. Youre from Australia do you know Jason Belmonte by chance. I figure all you guys down there know each other right? Why do those Australian rules football refs do that double pointy hand symbol when someone scores? Thats way cooler than the NFL Touchdown signal.
good game last night. the ducks repeatedly tried the "run up the middle w/ qb keeper option" over and over was soooo dumb. auburn's best player 300lb Nick Fairley was right there and also unblocked was #45 DE antoine carter. they thought they were going to run up the middle on the much bigger team? late in the 4th they started moving the ball easily on wider option plays. i think it was bad play calling by oregon. even that 4th down on the goal line.. you knew they would get stopped. bah! i also think the rule should be changed to where if you land on another player or if a defender pulls the runner down on top of him (and his knee didn't touch the ground), he should still be "down by contact". or if you are going to keep the rules the same, throw out late hits.. cuz you have to BE SURE his knee hit the ground so it might take 3 or 4 tackles to make sure!
I hear ya Dats on the down by contact thing. That dude could have easily crushed that RB. But he let think becuase he was down (or so he thought). You hear the argument that you play to the whistle, but when a packed house is screaming you cant hear it. Then if the dude does just jump on top of the guy he probably gets flagged for late hit 15yds first down. But at least the RB didnt just drop the ball thinking it was over and an ORE guy ran it back to the house.
Hey Auzzie, Tri-Level drawsheet is out. I'm kinda bummed, though, as we won't be playing you: http://assets.usta.com/assets/637/15/2011 MENS TRI-LEVEL SCHEDULE.pdf I don't know which 'NOVA' you are, but it doesn't matter as we're 'Shenandoah' and play neither NOVA team. Will you be spending the evening there? Or heading home after your matches?
I believe his team finished in first place so they would be NOVA 1. The other NOVA team received a WC. Auzzie, please correct me if I got this wrong. We just started tri-level matches...do the men play at a different time of the year?
Ahh, so we do play his team on Sunday. Of course, I won't actually be playing him because someone (ahem) sandbagged & played at the 4.0 level...


text:
Give us a call to get our secret deals 1-800-468-3578
Property Location
With a stay at Favored Hotel Hansa Wiesbaden, you'll be centrally located in Mitte, steps from Rhein-Main-Hallen and minutes from Museum Wiesbaden. This hotel is within close proximity of Landesmuseum Wiesbaden and Neues Rathaus.
Stay in one of 76 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Favored Hotel Hansa Wiesbaden.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Planning an event in Mitte? This hotel has facilities measuring 592 square feet (55 square meters), including a meeting room. Limited parking is available onsite.


text:
Help us get to over 4,000 biographies in 2017.
If you know of a past magician not listed in MagicPedia, start a New Biography for them or Email us your suggestion.
MagicPedia Main Page
Welcome to MagicPedia! |
A free online encyclopedia for magician by magicians with 8,418 articles dedicated to the techniques and history of magic that anyone can edit. MagicPedia is the definitive Internet repository of magical techniques for all areas of the magical arts and also a way to document the history of magic.
MagicPedia is not a place to post explanations of magic tricks (though performances of sleights and tricks are welcome via embedded video clips), but a living document, always in flux, that reflects the background knowledge required for a thorough study of the art of magic in all its facets. MagicPedia is owned and operated by Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine. |
Overview · Getting Started· Editing · Questions · Help |


text:
GrillCraft MX Series Steel Mesh Grilles Reviews Great....Easy Install Reviewed By Don M (LOUISVILLE, KY) Reviewed for a 2012 Chevy Tahoe —10/5/2015 9:28 PM Looks great with the black bow tie on the front. View More Reviews
Street Scene Main Speed Grille Reviews Sporty grill Reviewed By ANDREW A (Middle Village, NY) Reviewed for a 2005 Chevy Tahoe —5/15/2012 2:36 PM Good looking gril and easy to install. View More Reviews
GrillCraft SW Series Stainless Steel Mesh Grilles Reviews Nice Grill Reviewed By Harry S (VALENCIA, PA) —9/15/2015 4:36 AM Great looking grill it change the look of my 2004 Exployer,fit the car perfectly on a overlay and was very easy to install.Got a great price and love the look!!! View More Reviews


text:
Well, keep me up to date. I'm very interested in an Indigo, and if it's a funny coloured prototype one then all the better . I understand if you want to keep the weird ones though.
Look through the hard drives as well! If they came from SGI, who knows what's on then.
Sun Ultra 25 in Multinomah OR
Forum rules
No politics, please.
No politics, please.
- itsvince725
- Posts: 80
- Joined: Sun Nov 06, 2016 2:03 pm
- Location: Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA
Re: Sun Ultra 25 in Multinomah OR
A white Indy that isn't made by Siemens? Curious.
Re: Sun Ultra 25 in Multinomah OR
Dodoid wrote:Well, keep me up to date.
Sure, will do. I will check in as I proceed with the testing, and take a proper inventory with photos.
[x19] [x7] [x4]
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Raion-Fox and 1 guest


text:
Learn about this topic in these articles:
origins of agriculture
...farmers learned to produce hybrids to increase the size of the corn kernels. Avocados, chili peppers, amaranth, zapotes, tepary beans, and squashes were also primitive cultigens. During the
Abejas phase (3400–2300
bc), use of cultivated plants increased at the expense of wild plants and, probably, at the expense of hunting. In addition, pumpkins and the common bean were...


text:
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Flat Out Wrap Pizza/Christmas Shopping!
My pizza is the one with broccoli (I should have used a lot more broccoli and less cheese!!) and Josh's with peperoni (he had a second one too!!):
13 comments:
- VeggieGirl said...
Hooray for pizza, pears, apples, and shopping! :-D
- November 8, 2008 at 6:57 PM
- Krista said...
I love Flatout wraps! Whenever I'm in Buffalo I buy about 10 packs and pop them in the freezer!! :)
- November 8, 2008 at 7:42 PM
- loveofoats.com said...
cant believe you started christmas shopping - way to go girl! I def need to start :)
- November 8, 2008 at 8:19 PM
- magpie said...
I love wrap pizzas :)
Yay for Christmas shopping! - November 8, 2008 at 8:38 PM
- Aggie said...
Just stumbled across your blog...love your Flat Out pizza! I haven't made them in a while, great idea throwing broccoli on there, yum!
- November 8, 2008 at 9:29 PM
- HangryPants said...
Love the pizza!
mark is about 5'9" - a little more. - November 8, 2008 at 10:04 PM
- Fitnessista said...
flatout pizzas are amazing!
you started xmas shopping already?!? i don't start mine until black friday-- i love going shopping at midnight and fighting everyone :D so exhilarating
have a great night! - November 8, 2008 at 10:46 PM
- just me said...
Man, I need to find those flat out wraps everyone has! i'm so jealous; just like everyone and their arnold's sandwich thins!!!
yay for shopping! - November 8, 2008 at 10:52 PM
- HangryPants said...
hahaha - 6'3" - even around mark i feel minnie. You must feel like a little ant. So cute though. :D
- November 8, 2008 at 11:14 PM
- wholefoodswholeme said...
you're so organised, already starting on your xmas shopping!!! i say YES to lots of cheese :D chees and broc go so well together :)
- November 9, 2008 at 3:19 AM
- Erin of Care to Eat said...
Cheesy pizza - yum! You're so on top of your game. Good job girl!
- November 9, 2008 at 6:49 AM
- runningwithfood said...
Hi there! Flat Out Wraps are great for pizza! Yum yum. Way to go with the Christmas shopping ... it's been so warm that I haven't found the holiday spirit yet!!
- November 9, 2008 at 8:04 AM
- greendogwine said...
Those pizzas look FAB!
- November 10, 2008 at 1:22 PM


text:
Product Highlights
Store, protect, and transport your DSLR, 3 lenses, accessories, and small tripod with the midnight blue Cobram Outpost Pro Camera Laptop Shoulder Bag from Crumpler. A versatile bag it has an interior padded sleeve with a touch-fastening tab for an up to 15" laptop, and a top zipper for faster access to gear. For security and weather protection a large flap covers the front of the bag and closes with two, quick-release buckles. Padded, touch-fastening dividers are useful for organizing and cushioning equipment.
Fully-featured, your Cobram bag has room for accessories inside two side pockets, a rear pocket, and two slip-in pockets. The quick-cinch shoulder strap adjusts easily and includes a sliding pad for added comfort. The lower front flap with non-slip material holds a small tripod. When carrying larger loads, photographers will appreciate the added stability afforded by the strap stabilizer. Your Cobram may be carried with the shoulder strap or top haul strap. In the event of inclement weather simply deploy the rain cover.
Materials |
1000 mm hydrostatic 1000D field twill Water-resistant nylon rip stop inner lining Rushed nylon lining in all camera zones |
Closure Method | Quick-release buckles |
Carry/Transport Options |
Shoulder strap Top grab handle strap |
Volume | 1,342 in3 (22 liters) |
Shoulder Strap | Width: 3.8 cm |
Dimensions | 16.5 x 17.5 x 8.3" / 41.9 x 44.4 x 21.0 cm |
Weight | 2.31 lb / 1.05 kg |
Packaging Info | |
Package Weight | 4.65 lb |
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 16.5 x 12.6 x 7.9" |


text:
The Donut Whole
This article needs to be updated. (January 2014) |
Industry | Coffeehouse, Bakery |
Founded | January 2009 in Wichita, Kansas |
Headquarters | The Donut Whole 1720 E. Douglas Wichita, Kansas, U.S. Phone: 316-262-3700 |
Products | Doughnuts • Coffee • Paletas • Natural Sodas |
The Donut Whole is a donut shop and live music venue located in the Douglas Design District of Wichita, Kansas, United States. It opened in January 2009 in a building topped with a giant rooster statue named D.W. "Big Ed" Buttermilk, a well-known local roadside attraction.[1]
The store offers 40+ variations on the cake donut, including a vegan recipe. Batter is made from scratch and fried in soybean shortening.[2] Flavors include old standards such as Chocolate and Maple as well as more unusual offerings like Peanut Butter & Grape, King Midas (vanilla, salted peanuts & Lyle's Golden Syrup), Root Beer Float, Creamy Orange, Maple Bacon, Lemon Cooler, Buttered Popcorn & Thick Mint.
Musicians who have played in the Donut Whole's Bantam Lounge include Bill Goffrier (of The Embarrassment and Big Dipper), Mike Coykendall (of Old Joe Clarks, She & Him, M. Ward Band, Klyde Konnor, etc.), Dustin Arbuckle (of Moreland & Arbuckle), Wayne Gottstine (of Split Lip Rayfield), Jason & the Punknecks, Emilie Henry, Craig "Twister" Steward and many others.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- http://www.thedonutwhole.com
- http://52donuts.blogspot.com/2009/05/week-21-donut-whole-wichita-ks.html
- http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/21500
- http://www.flyoverpeople.net/news/2009/04/14/the-donut-whole
- Online commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZd0aW2cXKA
- Video of soda cooler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6TtHSrmRMg
- Local television news story from KSNW
- Art galleries in Kansas
- Buildings and structures in Wichita, Kansas
- Coffee houses of the United States
- Companies based in Wichita, Kansas
- Restaurants established in 2009
- Culture of Wichita, Kansas
- Doughnut shops
- Music venues in Kansas
- Restaurants in Kansas
- Tourist attractions in Wichita, Kansas
- Music venues completed in 2009
- 2009 establishments in Kansas


text:
Reports of accelerating health spending exaggerated — Boehner plans lawsuit against Obama — Senate moves on IT reform
With help from Joanne Kenen, Susan Levine and Sarah Wheaton
HEALTH SPENDING'S PICKING UP — JUST KIDDING — Reports that the health spending slowdown is ending appear to have been greatly exaggerated. After originally pegging health spending growth in the first quarter at 9.9 percent, the Bureau of Economic Analysis is now saying it actually went negative. While the polar vortex and the late timing of the enrollment surge might explain the latest number, economists are debating the trend's underlying cause, Pro's Sarah Wheaton reports. Former OMB head Peter Orszag said there's a "sea change" causing health care costs to grow much more slowly than they have historically.
Story Continued Below
—"The severity of the adjustment was a surprise Wednesday. 'This is a big negative,' said Paul Hughes-Cromwick, senior health economist at the Altarum Institute…Some economists, including those at the White House, don't expect the slow growth to last much longer. Shrinking quarters are not uncommon — and quarterly data can be volatile — but a year-over-year decrease in health care spending has never occurred." http://politico.pro/1wzqvM3
BOEHNER PLANS LAWSUIT — The House speaker said yesterday he plans to move forward with a lawsuit against Obama for misusing executive powers in the areas of health care, energy, foreign policy and education. Republicans have frequently criticized the president and his administration for making changes to Obamacare by executive action, including delaying the employer mandate, altering the high risk pools and allowing non-compliant plans to continue through 2014. http://politi.co/1lR9nxq
Welcome to Thursday morning PULSE, where we hear that Rep. Kevin Brady held his own at the annual congressional baseball game last night — even though his team of Republicans was ultimately bested by the Democrats. Apparently he presides over not just the Ways and Means health subcommittee, but his own health too. Readers, don't forget to follow @ pw_cunningham and @ POLITICOPro.
"And now you do what PULSE told ya."
ALIGN ENROLLMENT WITH TAX SEASON? — Tax preparation firms pushed the Obama administration to allow Obamacare enrollment all the way through April 15 this year — and that's essentially what officials did. Now two researchers have published a study in Health Affairs making the case that permanently aligning open enrollment with tax filing season makes the most sense and could increase enrollment and improve consumer decision-making. The current 2015 plan — to hold enrollment from Nov. 15 through Feb. 15 — conflicts with the administration's goal of encouraging enrollment in the insurance tax credit program, they write. The Pro story: http://politico.pro/1jjlXS3
The paper: http://politico.pro/VnKkJb
—As a reminder, Families USA (a huge advocate for the health law) has also recommended aligning enrollment with tax filing season: http://bit.ly/QCFiWS
MA PROBE TESTS SEC LIMITS — An SEC insider trading investigation related to "political intelligence" is turning into a test of how aggressively federal officials can pursue whether Congress is involved in illegally tipping off Wall Street traders who are mining Washington for information. The SEC is seeking information from the House Ways and Means Committee and its top Republican health care aide concerning the possible leak last year of information about Medicare Advantage rates. The Pro story: politico.pro/1ixJSCA
IT REFORM MOVES IN SENATE — Yesterday a Senate committee approved a much more streamlined version of a bill revamping the government's use of technology — its first step since the HealthCare.gov meltdown to reform federal IT. Half the size of a House bill passed earlier this year, the Senate bill more clearly defines the role of agency CIO's, codifies transparency requirements and consolidates data centers. The measure stands the best chance of passing as an amendment to the upcoming defense authorization bill — but it must first get support from that legislation's ringleader, Sen. Carl Levin. The Pro story: http://politico.pro/1rzLCuJ
MORE HEALTH INSURERS, HIGHER PREMIUMS IN MICHIGAN — The good news for Michigan residents who buy their own health coverage? Eighteen insurers want to offer plans through the state exchange in 2015 — five more than this year. The bad news? Many people could face premium increases of up to 18 percent (although the rates could go lower after state review). State regulators said yesterday that the two biggest carriers, Blue Care Network and Blue Cross Blue Shield, have proposed rates averaging between 9 percent and 10 percent more, according to the AP. Humana, which is third in individual-market customers, wants 18 percent more, while some smaller insurers have proposed rate decreases between 2.7 percent and a whopping 21.6 percent. The AP story: http://bit.ly/1wzpbJ2
HEALTH GROUPS OPPOSE DRAFT TOBACCO REGS — Public health advocates are accusing the White House of changing the FDA's proposal to regulate electronic cigarettes in ways that put the tobacco industry's welfare above public health. "FDA released its proposal in April after a long-awaited review by OMB," Pro's Natalie Villacorta reports. "Documents published Tuesday in the Federal Register show that during the review, revisions were made that advocates say downplay the potential public health burden of cigars and e-cigarettes and the public health benefits of regulation." http://politico.pro/1rzNxzB
ANOTHER STATE BANS TRANSGENDER EXCLUSIONS — Private plans in Washington cannot exclude medically necessary services for transgender individuals that would be available to others, including hormones and surgery, the state's insurance commissioner said. In a letter to insurers, Commissioner Mike Kreidler cited anti-discrimination clauses in the ACA and state law. That makes Washington the seventh state to issue such guidance, along with D.C. The release: http://1.usa.gov/1le0c5Y
** A message from AbbVie: AbbVie teams with peers, academics, clinical experts and others to take on the toughest health challenges and help patients everywhere live better. Learn more at http://bit.ly/1ke4uv3.**
100 CHILD GUN DEATHS A YEAR AFTER NEWTOWN — Gun control advocates have compiled a report contending that at least 100 kids died in accidental shootings between December 2012 and December 2013. They based it on news reports and their own investigations, arguing that the government significantly undercounts unintentional shootings by relying on data from medical examiners — but that's hard to compare, because government data only goes through 2011. More than 70 percent of the deaths could have been prevented with responsible gun storage, the advocates contend. The full report from Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America: http://bit.ly/1ms3N5l
AN ASPIRIN A DAY — The longer a person takes low-dose aspirin, the lower his or her risk for developing pancreatic cancer, says a study published today in a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research. Yale researcher Harvey Risch found that using low-dose aspirin is associated with cutting the risk of pancreatic cancer in half, and there's some evidence that using it longer lowers risk more. Those who took aspirin regularly for 10 years had a 60 percent reduction in risk while risk was reduced by 39 percent for those who took it for six years or less. The study: http://bit.ly/1wxAcdX
ACE KIDS ACT — Reps. Joe Barton, Texas Republican, and Kathy Castor, Florida Democrat, introduced a bipartisan bill yesterday aiming to improve care coordination for children in Medicaid with complex medical needs. The bill is supported by the Children's Hospital Association, which says that differing Medicaid programs across states often make it hard to provide care for these children while controlling costs. About two-thirds of children with complex medical conditions are covered by Medicaid. The bill is co-sponsored by Reps. Anna Eshoo, Gene Green and Jaime Herrera Beutler.
TRANSITION: Adam Buckalew, former communications director and LA for Rep. Gregg Harper, is joining the American Osteopathic Association as a lobbyist.
WIKIDRUGGY — About one in three Wikipedia pages on specific drugs didn't have current safety information a year after updates came out, according to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine. And about one in four Wikipedia pages were updated with new FDA warnings more than two weeks after the information was released, John Seeger of the Harvard School of Public Health and colleagues reported. They suggested there could be benefits to enabling the FDA to update or feed the information to Wikipedia, as it does with WebMD. The article: http://bit.ly/1sFRjMb
WHAT WE'RE READING, By Brett Norman
A blog post at the Wall Street Journal lays out the math of exactly how the new first quarter health spending estimate drove the GDP revision. http://on.wsj.com/1lqV4Ah
And a WSJ editorial blames much of the GDP slump on Obamacare's rollout chaos and general meddling in the health care sector. http://on.wsj.com/1nFNTlK
In a PBS NewsHour interview, Hillary Clinton said Democrats "need to" run on Obamacare this year and "pose a very stark choice to voters," CNN reports. http://cnn.it/1mfUYql
Wonkblog's Jason Millman looks at why Obamacare enrollees might shop for different exchange plans next year and also why they might not: because people hate shopping for health insurance. http://wapo.st/1v6xJ7E
Virginia Republicans hired Paul Clement to bolster their legal case against the governor's authority to expand Medicaid, the Washington Post reports. http://wapo.st/1v60kdh
Physician groups are trying to sell Republicans on extending the Medicaid pay bump and but they're not talking much about the Obamacare connection, Modern Healthcare reports. http://bit.ly/1qxl25R
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has the latest story on a Medicare Advantage plan's network change that could force seniors to change doctors, but this one affects fewer than 500 people. http://bit.ly/1qK9QoL
OUT TODAY — POLITICO Magazine's LATEST ISSUE — The award-winning magazine debuts its campaign season issue with a special report on money, politics and power in the midst of the New Gilded Age, including a look at the challenges of being gay and Republican in the Bush administration, insight from a Nobel Prize-winning economist and a profile of Obama's controversial attorney general. Read now: http://politi.co/1u8lQjN
** A message from AbbVie: AbbVie teams with peers, academics, clinical experts and others to take on the toughest health challenges and help patients everywhere live better. Learn more at http://bit.ly/1ke4uv3.**
** A message from PhRMA: Myth About Drug Importation: No one has been hurt by imported drugs. Fact: There have been a number of instances of harm caused to patients because of imported or online-purchased drugs, including death for patients in the United States, UK and Canada, among others. Proposals to allow the importation of drugs into the U.S. needlessly increases the risk to public health. These proposals would lead to potentially dangerous outcomes for patients and increase the burden on law enforcement to prevent unregulated medicines from harming Americans. Get the facts at PhRMA.org/Importation. **


text:
UNITAID Chair appeals for publicly funded research to defeat TB
GENEVA, 24 March - UNITAID's Chair Philippe Douste-Blazy has appealed for more public funding of research to help defeat tuberculosis, a disease which kills 1.5 million people every year.
"Left to their own devices, market forces will not deliver the solutions that the world needs," Dr Douste-Blazy said in an article in the Guardian published on World TB Day. "The international community must do more to support public funding of research. Their support can play a catalytic role in helping to defeat this ancient scourge, which is still one of the most lethal infectious diseases."
Dr Douste-Blazy also said that resistance to TB medicines threatens to stall, or even to reverse, progress in the fight against the disease unless shorter, more effective treatment regimens were introduced.
"If left unchecked, these trends could derail plans to cut TB deaths by 95% in the next 20 years, as enshrined in the World Health Organisation's global strategy," said Dr Douste-Blazy.
Calling for innovative ideas to help change the trajectory of the pandemic, he concluded: "We can make it happen together, working with the private and public sector. We can turn the tide against tuberculosis."
Below is a link to the full text of the article: