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Need a Union?
Most workers in America would prefer to have a union at their job if they could. If you want a union at work, here is some basic information that will be helpful.
Forming a Union in your Workplace
It makes a difference to have a union. UFCW 21 members, alongside union staff, negotiate with employers for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. Together, we win contracts that guarantee and improve income and benefits. Through negotiations and standing together in a union, members earn the respect of their employers and gain a greater voice at work.
A track record of success. UFCW 21 has a strong record of organizing new members by the thousands - more than 11,500 workers have joined our union in the last 10 years.
To learn more about organizing a union at your work site, read through the questions and answers below. These are questions that typically come up when people are thinking about organizing a union.
If you have questions, call Kasi Farrar, Organizing Director, at 1-800-732-1188 Ext. 6592 Or email email@example.com
Why should workers organize a union?
The reasons vary from person to person, but the most common reason is a basic desire to get a decent wage, health and retirement benefits, and fair treatment at work. Everyone wants more security in their lives and a job in a union workplace can help.
How do workers become unionized?
Workers can become unionized in two basic ways.
The first and most common way in the US today is when a majority of you and your co-workers sign union authorization cards and then take a secret ballot vote to determine if a majority of workers are in favor of forming a union.
A more quick and fair method is what's called "card check." This is when a union is automatically approved after a majority of workers sign cards saying they want a union. Many employers oppose this way for workers to get a union because it is easier for workers and harder for employers to oppose.
Are there protections for workers who want a union?
Yes. Whether or not you support a union in any public or private way is up to you. It is illegal for management to grill anyone about union activity or to threaten, harass, or discriminate against anyone because of union activity. Workers attempting to form a union have legal rights and protections under the National Labor Relations Act.
Your employer cannot legally punish or discriminate against any worker because of union activity. For example:
Your employer cannot threaten to fire, lay off, discipline, harass, transfer, or reassign employees because they support the union.
Your employer cannot favor employees who don't support the union over those who do in promotions, job assignments, wages, hours, enforcement of rules, or any other working condition.
Your employer cannot shut down the work site or take away any benefits or privileges employees already enjoy in order to discourage union activity.
Your employer cannot promise employees a pay increase, promotion, benefit, or special favor if they oppose the union.
If your employer violates the law, the union can help you file "Unfair Labor Practice" charges with the National Labor Relations Board.
Backed up by the federal courts, the Labor Board has the power to order an employer to stop interfering with employees' rights, to provide back pay, and to reverse any action taken against workers for union activity.
What type of activities can workers legally do if they want a union?
Attend meetings to discuss joining a union.
Read, distribute, and discuss union literature, as long as you do this in non-work areas during non-work times, such as breaks or lunch hours.
Wear union buttons, T-shirts, stickers, hats, or other items on the job (as long as you would generally be allowed to wear other kinds of buttons, T-Shirts, hats or other such items at work).
Sign a card asking your employer to recognize and bargain with the union.
Sign petitions or file complaints related to wages, hours, working conditions, and other job issues.
Ask other employees to support the union, to sign union cards or petitions, or to file complaints.
If workers have a union, who decides what is proposed for our contract and who gets to vote?
You and your co-workers are the ones who vote to approve or reject a contract. These are the basic steps taken to develop a contract:
Workers in your union workplace meet with union staff negotiators to discuss and decide what to propose for your contract.
You elect a group of your co-workers to what is called a "negotiating committee" to represent you in negotiations, alongside a union staff negotiator.
Your negotiating committee then meets with management representatives. UFCW 21 reimburses negotiating committee members for any lost work time to ensure everyone has an equal opportunity to participate.
Negotiations go back and forth until there is a proposal package from management that your negotiating team wants to take to a vote of the membership.
The negotiating committee makes a proposal to approve or reject the contract proposal to the union members at the workplace.
A vote is scheduled and members get to vote "yes" or "no" to the proposed contract.
If approved, then the contract is finalized and binding. If it is rejected, then both sides negotiate more.
Is there an initiation fee?
There is no initiation fee for newly-organized members.
How much are dues and who decides?
Newly organized members do not pay any dues until a contract is negotiated and you review it and vote for it.
UFCW 21 members determine and vote on dues structure. Dues range from $19 to $60 a month. Members also receive one-half month dues credit when they attend quarterly membership meetings.
When the total value of wages, health care coverage, retirement, and other benefits like vacation are added together, union workers are almost always much better off than non-union employees. That's why, most workers would prefer to have a union if given the chance.
What are the workplaces where UFCW 21 members work?
UFCW 21 represents over 44,000 workers at over 644 work sites across Washington. Members work in many different kinds of workplaces including: grocery stores, retail stores, hospitals and clinics, laundries, meat processing, and office jobs.
UFCW 21 represents over 16,000 workers in Health Care across the state including: MultiCare Health System, Group Health Cooperative, Children's Hospital, Sacred Heart, and Providence Health System, as well as health care employees in many public hospitals and clinics.
UFCW 21 represents nearly 21,000 workers in grocery stores like Safeway, Fred Meyer, QFC and Albertsons as well as many smaller grocery stores like PCC Natural Markets.
UFCW 21 represents over 4,800 in retail stores like Macy's, Fred Meyer and Bartell Drugs.
UFCW 21 represents over 2,200 workers in other industry jobs including meat processing and laundry service.
See a full listing of who we represent.
Why UFCW 21?
UFCW 21 is the largest private-sector union in the state of Washington representing more than 45,000 workers in grocery store, retail, health care, meat processing, cannabis and other industry jobs. We are a democratic union - meaning our leaders are elected by the members and almost all the Executive Board are members who work in the varied worksites across the state - be they grocery, retail, health care or some other industry. We are a diverse and progressive local union dedicated to advancing the rights and living standards of workers.
What about strikes? Who decides if there is going to be a strike?
Union members do have the legal right to strike. Sometimes employer demands or unfair treatment leave no other alternative. But strikes are very rare. Over 98% of all contracts in the U.S. are settled without a strike.
The Union's bylaws stipulate that UFCW 21 members may not strike unless a two-thirds majority votes to do so. In addition, federal law requires most health care providers go through Federal Mediation before a strike can be called, and then only with a 10-day notice. In any case, the members are the ones who vote on a whether or not to go on strike.
Will being union provide better job security than not?
Yes. A union contract can provide protection against unfair management decisions to reduce hours, layoff employees, or discipline and/or write up employees without a fair reason.
For example, UFCW 21's contracts ensure just cause, which states an employee can only be written up or disciplined for a justifiable reason. If an employee feels they have been disciplined unfairly, UFCW 21 contracts give employees the right to file an official complaint and, if needed, have their case presented to an independent arbitrator. A quick check list for what is covered by just cause includes:
Did the employer provide forewarning?
Was it a reasonable rule?
Did the employer investigate?
Is the penalty appropriate?
Are all employees being treated equally?
Did the 'Judge' find proof?
Was the investigation fair?
Read a full description on Just Cause.
What is the main difference in having a union contract?
With a union, you'll have a written and enforceable contract which spells out and guarantees your rights; a real grievance procedure; job security; guaranteed wage rates; and a timeline for pay increases and benefits. It's written down in black and white - a legally binding contract that cannot be changed at management's whim.


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Agenda: December 20, 2012 Neighborhood Centers PEG
Thursday, December 20, 2012 from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
1900 SW 4th Avenue, Portland, Conference Room 2500A (Second Floor)
Welcome, Introductions and Updates (8:00 a.m.)
Presenter: Steve Faust, Facilitator
- Site visit observations
- Process and schedule update
Age-Friendly City Policy Framework (8:15 a.m.)
Presenters: Alan DeLaTorre, PSU Institute on Aging, and Bill Cunningham, BPS
Description: Presentation and discussion of a policy framework supportive of making Portland a city that works for people of all ages and abilities. BPS is looking for feedback on policy direction from the Portland Plan, what is missing, what needs to be strengthened.
Equity Issues: Access to opportunity for people of varying ages and abilities, especially older adults.
Related Material:
- Portland is a Place for All Generations (from Portland Plan)
Supplemental Reading:
- Planning for Our Aging Society (Metroscape, PSU)
- WHO Age-Friendly Portland's Summary of Findings
- Toward an Age-Friendly Portland (PSU Planning Workshop report)
Apartments and Parking (9:10 a.m.)
Presenters: Matt Wickstrom and Bill Cunningham, BPS
Description: Presentation and discussion on the topic of parking requirements for multifamily development, using BPS parking study material and public comment from a Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) forum held November 13th as a starting point for PEG discussion. Regulations that do not require development to include on-site parking, intended to facilitate transit-oriented development, have generated community concerns about the impacts of this development on the availability of on-street parking and other issues. BPS is seeking PEG input on a policy and implementation framework for this topic. Note that future meetings will focus on related issues concerning design, scale and transitions pertaining to higher-density development.
Equity Issues: Impacts of parking requirements on housing options and affordability, lack of parking options close to homes for elders and people with disabilities.
Related Material:
- New Apartments and Parking – BPS memo, study and research
Supplemental Reading
- Meeting minutes from PSC forum on apartments and parking
- Neighborhood Apartments Parking Survey (Citywide Land Use Group)
- Neighbors for Responsible Growth testimony at 9/12/12 City Council meeting
- Pedestrian Advisory Committee parking testimony
- Willamette Pedestrian Coalition testimony
- Doug Klotz testimony
Public Comment (10:10 a.m.)
Next Steps (10:25 a.m.)
Adjourn (10:30 a.m.)
For more information, please contact Bill Cunningham, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability at 503-823-4203 or email@example.com or Steve Faust, Facilitator at 503-278-3456 or email@example.com.

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Let's start off by saying I am not trying to start off a pro-Cuco Martina thread. However, I thought he had one of his better games last night and I have a theory about this.The reason, in short, is the return of Coleman.Why? I 100% believe that when a player is "weak" or "young and unproven" in a position, you tend to get the player/s next to him covering. Unfortunately for us, we have had 2 cases of this on both sides of defence, Martina and Kenny. Both left and right centre-backs have been or should have pushed wide to help them out, causing gaps in our defence. The wingers have been dropping deep just to cover for both of them also which will be to the detriment of our attack.Now that Coleman is back, the right wing will not be overly worried and the right-sided centre-back will trust whats going on to the right of him too. In turn, this means that only the left side will cover as they have been and Martina will get allot more protection because there will be less space in the middle for the centre-backs to worry about. If Coleman stays fit then the rest is history. Just wait until we get Baines back as well! Bliss.
Out of position, the lads tried his rocks off and done ok for me, did well last night....
Just wait until we get Baines back as well! Bliss.
Great post until this. Baines has been a great servant and a great player, but I'm afraid we will never see the old Baines Again. Seems like his legs are getting old and his mind is on more serious matters than football
He's been sound over the last few weeks. He is what he is.
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AMERICUS - Georgia Southwestern starting pitcher Earl Dupree threw nine innings and did not allow an earned run, the offense doubled West Alabama's hit total, but the Hurricanes could not pick up a win in the series finale Sunday afternoon at Hurricane Stadium. West Alabama defeated GSW, 4-2, in 12 innings.
The Hurricanes belted 12 hits in the contest, but stranded 12 runners on base and committed a crippling five errors.
GSW falls to 2-5 overall and the visiting Tigers notch two wins in the three-game series to improve to 2-5 this season.
A pair of two-out errors by GSW in the fourth inning allowed West Alabama to jump ahead, 2-0.
Neal Chambless cut the lead in half in the bottom of the frame with his RBI-single to center that scored Josh Sanders.
The Hurricanes went 0-for-3 with runners in scoring position until the eighth inning when Chambless struck again. This time the junior from Hamilton, Ga. delivered a single down the left-field line that plated Michel Coffey.
GSW had two opportunities to drive in the go-ahead run from second base (10th and 11th innings) before UWA eventually pushed across the deciding score in the 12th.
Chambless finished a game-best 4-for-6 at the plate to lead GSW. Jarrod Taylor and Randall Sheffield added two hits apiece.
Jack Cockrum had two hits for UWA.
Dupree, a freshman from Hawkinsville, Ga., scattered four hits and struck out three batters. Ryan Mosley (0-1) surrendered both runs - one earned - and pitched three innings. He walked one and struck out one.
UWA trotted out five pitchers in the ballgame. Jeremy White (1-0) picked up his first victory after tossing 2 1/3 innings.
The Hurricanes travel to Valdosta State on Wednesday for a 5 p.m. non-conference game.


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On Wednesday, March 6, at 9:30 a.m., the National Weather Service, in cooperation with local broadcasters, will conduct the statewide tornado drill in the form of a Required Monthly Test on all NOAA weather radio and public alert systems. The alarm test will activate the State Emergency Alert System and be carried by local radio broadcasters. This will allow schools, businesses, and residents the opportunity to practice their tornado drills and enact safety plans.
Over the last several years a number of North Carolina residents have been injured and even killed by lightning, tornadoes, and flooding. Property losses from tornadoes since 2005 have exceeded $53 million. Everyone across North Carolina should use this week to think about what to do when threatened by lightning, hail, flooding, and tornadoes.
Use this week to discuss safety at work and with your children or students. Talk about your severe weather plans . . . where to take shelter and practice taking refuge in a basement, hall closet, or bathroom. These preparatory actions may save your life!
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Fonds consists of a ledger and memorandum book.
Drake, Jackson & Helmcken (firm)
Drake, Jackson and Helmcken fonds
Fonds consists of a ledger and memorandum book.
Drake, Jackson & Helmcken (firm)
Fonds consists of photographs of the family and their homes on McPherson (now Raynor) Avenue and Langford Street.
McDonald, Michael (family)
Fonds consists Mainly of photographs of the Clay and Donaldson families and their friends.
Donaldson, Alexander Dawson, d. 1909 (family)
John Howard Arthur Chapman fonds
Fonds consists of photographs documenting the construction of the Johnson St. Bridge.
Chapman, John Howard Arthur, 1862-1942
Fonds consists of photographs of Victoria homes.
Fonds consists commercial studio photographs, camera sketches, and miscellaneous prints.
Knight, Harry Upperton, 1873-1973
Fonds consists of photographs of scenes of Victoria and reminiscences.
McTavish, Duncan Douglas, 1882-1967 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs, reminiscences, political files, certificates, and other material relating to the various activities of family members.
Henderson, Anton, Sr., 1853-1950
Fonds consists of photographs of family and friends, houses, and coastal scenes, including Janet and Martin Grainger, houses on Samuel Island and in Esquimalt, and views of the Gulf Islands. Textual material consists of a copy of Martin Allerdale ...
Bowden, Janet, d. 1976
The collection consists of single or small accumulations of photographs, textual records, maps, and other material donated and loaned to the City of Victoria Archives by private individuals, businesses, and organizations.
The collection consists of newspaper articles and other related material about a wide variety of topics pertaining to Victoria over the years.
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of Spencer family members and their home.
Spencer, David, 1837-1920 (family)
Fonds consists of legal and financial records, concert-related materials, operational files, photographs, and history files.
Arion Male Voice Choir
The collection consists of a wide variety of reports by and about the City of Victoria. These published and unpublished City documents (CDs) include neighbourhood plans, transportation studies, heritage reports, downtown studies, as well as econom...
The collection consists of non-circulating publications dealing mainly with Victoria local history.
Fonds consists of photographs and a scrapbook documenting the construction of Christ Church Cathedral.
Dove, Reginald J.
Fonds consists of photographs taken by the Campbell Studio and Claude Colpitts. Images depict the Foundation Company of B.C. Ltd. shipyards located in Victoria West, parades held in Victoria and other miscellaneous photographs of sporting groups,...
Campbell Studio
The collection consists of city directories for Victoria, Vancouver Island, and British Columbia. The directories contain an alphabetical listing of residents (and occupations), businesses, government offices, churches, schools, and organizations,...
Fonds consists of records documenting Lai's efforts at revitalizing Victoria's Chinatown.
Lai, Chuen-yan David
Fonds consists of photographs of the Victoria Oddfellows Hall, Fernwood Road, and coal scows in the Inner Harbour.
Hutchison, Dave
Fonds consists primarily of correspondence and photographs of three generations of the Helmcken family. The fonds also includes a scrapbook, certificates, family tree, and other material relating to the family's private and professional activities.
Helmcken, John Sebastian, 1824-1920
Fonds consists primarily of material pertaining to Ainslie Helmcken's interest in researching and promoting Victoria's history.
Helmcken, Ainslie James, 1900-1987
Fonds consists of glass plate negatives and 4x5 and 35mm black and white safety film negatives taken by staff and free lance photographers for the Daily Colonist and the Victoria Daily Times, The Express and the Times-Colonist newspapers. The nega...
Ainslie James Helmcken collection
Collection consists mainly of photographs of Victoria people, places, and events and souvenir booklets.
Helmcken, Ainslie James, 1900-1987
Collection consists mainly of photographs depicting Victoria scenes, streets, and buildings.
Findlay, James R.
Fonds consists of mostly of photographs documenting construction work and the laying of pipe for the Sooke water supply.
Krog, John Frederick, 1887-1967
Fonds consists of commercial photographic portraits.
McAllister, Kenneth
Fonds consists of commercial photographic portraits.
Savannah, John, 1868-1925
Collection consists of an album of postcards taken by the photographer Howard Chapman.
Cook, William W.
Fonds consists of mainly of photographs documenting Hubert Blenkinsop's early life in England, his time spent on a farm in the Chilco region of British Columbia, his service in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War, and ...
Blenkinsop, Hubert Weyman, d. 1973 (family)
Fonds consists primarily of photographs of the Steele family. Also included is the autograph album of Minnie Rex (later Steele), as well as photographs of the Alexander (Sandy) Roberts family, and one page of minutes of the Beaux Arts society.
Steele, Peter, Sr., 1845-1902 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of unidentified people and gardens.
Saunders, Henry, 1837-1904 (family)
Richard Hamilton Muirhead fonds
Fonds consists mainly of photographs depicting Victoria streets, parks, buildings, and family members.
Muirhead, Richard Hamilton, d. 1979
Fonds consists of photographs, diaries, letters, certificates, newspaper clippings, books, agreements and scrapbooks relating to the families of F.M. Rattenbury, Eric Burton and Sara Grogan Rattenbury.
Rattenbury, Francis Mawson, 1867-1935 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of individuals and groups, as well as views of Victoria and various public and private buildings.
Jones, Henry Humphrey, 1858-1954 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of the Duncan Cameron family, views of Victoria, Frank Cameron in his early automobiles, and Agnes Deans Cameron's 1908 expedition to the Canadian north.
Cameron, Duncan E., d. 1884 (family)
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Chambers, Arthur Hyde, Sr., 1852-1935 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of the Chan family and their home, North Ward schoolchildren, and the Chinese Presbyterian Church.
Chan, Roy Sin Twe, 1916-1998
Fonds consists of records created primarily by Bishop Edward Cridge, his daughter Ellen Laundy, and her daughter Helen Forbes documenting the activities of the Cridge-Laundy family, and their contributions to the Church of Our Lord, Protestant Orp...
Laundy, Thomas Herbert, 1865-1957 (family)
Warner James Johnson Architects Planners fonds
Fonds consists of architectural plans of private residences, commercial buildings, and institutional buildings in Greater Victoria designed or altered mainly by Percy Leonard James and Hubert Savage.
Warner James Johnson
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Staples, Charles, d. 1990
Victoria Commonwealth Games Society fonds
Fonds consists mainly of textual records, photographs, and videos of the 1994 Commonwealth Games documenting the planning and hosting of the Games.
Victoria Commonwealth Games Society
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Rotary Club
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The collection consists mainly of photographs relating to Helmcken House, the opening of the Royal Jubilee Hospital, and the 15th Artillery Brigade CCF.
Helmcken, John Sebastian, Jr., b. 1896
The fonds consist of personal and family records, real estate, financial, and legal records, photographs, and artwork.
Collis, Ruth Veda, 1918-1999
Lieutenant Colonel Henniker fonds
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of the 103rd Battalion.
Henniker, Lt. Col.
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of the family home and scenes around Victoria, and well as collected prints depicting various aspects of British Columbia.
Miller, Frank Gerard (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of the Cadboro Beach Hotel and the Old Charming Inn.
Armour, Frances
Fonds consists of photographs and scrapbooks. The photographs include miscellaneous views of Victoria, the Dewdney and Irving families, Vancouver, Banff, the Rocky Mountains, and Prairie Indians. Also includes scrapbooks variously inscribed "...
Johnston, Margaret Ellen, 1897-1987
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Carlsbad 3, Torrey Pines 2
Hanna Wynn pitched on the junior varsity at Carlsbad High in 2012, but she heard all about the Lancers' loss in extra innings to Torrey Pines in last year's San Diego Section Division I championship game.
"We're all tired of hearing about that game," Wynn said. "It was time to do something about last year."
The Lancers did just that, scoring a pair of runs in the sixth inning to rally for a 3-2 victory over those same Falcons in the Division I softball semifinals Thursday at Sportsplex USA.
But Carlsbad's work isn't complete. Torrey Pines beat Poway 8-0 in an elimination game Thursday night, meaning the Lancers and Falcons will face each other for the title again Saturday at UCSD.
Wynn, a junior who improved to 6-4, allowed a leadoff double in the seventh inning, but a one-out liner back to Wynn was turned into a game-ending double play and a ticket to Saturday's finals.
"I tried to make sure I didn't throw it away," Wynn said. "Make sure the throw is at least right to the bag."
Top-seeded Carlsbad (24-8) won its eighth straight game by taking advantage of a pair of misplayed bunts in the sixth inning.
Amanda Domingo opened with a single and was sacrificed to second, but the Falcons failed to get an out on the play.
Another sacrifice put runners at second and third, setting up a suicide squeeze bunt by Adriana Huetter that was thrown away by Torrey Pines pitcher Rachel Nasland. The play allowed Domingo and Taylor Gardner to score, wiping out a 2-1 lead by the Falcons (20-9-2).
"You have to make things happen against Nasland," Carlsbad coach Dan Worley said. "We were watching her pitch count because she tends to lose a little once she gets near 100. The idea was to make her throw as many pitches as possible and be there at the end. You aren't going to get a lot of scoring chances against her."
Wynn, who pitched 4 1/3 innings in relief of starter Shelley Procter, allowed three hits and no runs in winning her third straight game in relief.
In all three games, the Lancers rallied for the win.
Carlsbad took a 1-0 lead on Erika Piancastelli's solo homer in the second inning, her third of the season.


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★★★★★ - "Eric from Complete Clean is the real deal! Responsive, professional and knowledgeable! Highly recommend calling them if you have water damage!"
Diane, Water Damage Restoration in San Antonio, TX2017-05-03
★★★★★ - "Just wanted to take time and thank Complete Clean Restoration Eric answer the phone in the middle of the night when other companies wouldn't they were here within 30 minutes of me calling them. My kitchen living room and dining room were underwater they extracted the water setup their equipment and dried out my house within 3 days very professional very and real courteous best of all they made me feel comfortable and walk me through every step of this process. I did not have to pay any money up front and they work with my insurance adjuster through every step of the process. I just want to say thanks again Eric and your crew I would recommend them to my dearest family members and Friends."
Andre Garza in Leon Valley, TX2016-06-17
★★★★★ - "My experience with Complete Clean Water Extraction was excellent. I would highly recommend anyone to this company. My wife called while I was at work. She advised are home was getting filled with water due to a plumbing problem. Mr. Eric, and his crew were very prompt and efficient. Not only did they help me with my dry out process. But they also helped with rebuild of my home. Which I know other companies don't offer. Once again, thanks to to Eric and his guys!"
Raul Rios in Leon Valley, TX2016-06-17
★★★★★ - "We have use complete clean to clean the carpets at my church and my house more than one occasion we have been happy every time with their service what really sets them apart is that the stains never come back after they are done we use them to clean our carpet right before we moved out and I would definitely be calling them to clean the carpet in our new home thanks again Eric for your great service you provide us."
Pastor Don Ohms at Light House Church in San Antonio, Texas2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "The repair look worse than the actual problem we had to make this look like nothing ever happened because we did not want to have to replace the carpet and entire upstairs since we were movin out in a couple of months complete clean made the repair very hard to see, the only reason we were able to even notice it because when you it what's there thanks Eric for saving us a thousands on not having to replace the up stairs carpet will definitely recommend them."
Mr. & Mrs. Lane in Boerne, Texas2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I have been very pleased with Complete Clean. The owner, Eric is so easy to get a hold of and is available within a 24hr notice. His company does a great job with all of our requests. From cleaning carpet our carpets to cleaning tile. He does it all. I had him come out and clean the tile at my personal home and I was shocked at the difference!! Night and day!! It was so clean and it was nice to see the natural grout color after all these years. I would highly recommend this company to anyone who needs there carpet, tile, ect... cleaned and with professional service to boot."
James Ynclan of Global Realty Group, Carpet Cleaning and Tile Cleaning in Schertz, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Complete Clean Restoration has been cleaning the carpets and tile here at the Dominion Golf Club Resort for the last 7 years we are always very satisfied at the results and the service we get from them we would gladly recommend them and we have. They always seem to leave our floors looking like new saving us thousands in floor replacement. Thanks Eric for your great service."
John Volker, Commercial Carpet Cleaning at Dominion Golf Club in San Antonion, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I am a business owner and have had the opportunity to contract many different carpet cleaning companies over the years, however when I found Complete Clean, I stopped looking. We recently bought a new business where the carpets had not been taken care of properly. I fully expected that we would have to rip them out and install new carpet. When I called Complete Clean, Eric came out and gave me an estimate and said that he could restore the carpets. I was skeptical, however, he proved me wrong, the carpets looked and smelled amazing! We have several hundred people walking on our carpets every month, and for this reason, Complete Clean cleans our carpets anywhere from two to four times per month, and every time they come out looking amazing, we always get compliments on how awesome the room smells. In addition to their awesome customer service, Eric is very professional and very knowledgeable in his field. He explained to me what I needed to keep the carpets looking their best with no hype and no outrageous upcharge, Eric is there to help and answer any questions for us with integrity and honesty, this is something that is greatly appreciated. There is no need for us to look for another carpet cleaning company, Complete Clean is who we will always call."
Tammie Rizan-Dorsey in Live Oak, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I just want to say thank you for the great job you did at my home recently! The carpets look great! And your price was very reasonable! I will surely recommend you to my friends & family! Thanks again and may God continue to bless you and Complete Clean!"
Diana Jordan at Teamwork Financial Group in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I have recommended Complete Clean to two of my clients were the conditions of the carpets we're very bad and we were looking at giving a carpet allowance which would have cost my clients thousands. Eric made those carpets look like new the best part of it all, those two houses sold in one day of being listed and big part of it was due to the carpets. We recommend Completely Clean to every one of our clients especially if they're looking to save a lot of money in floor replacement. Thanks a lot Eric we appreciate your great service and awesome results."
Mike Daniels- Century 21 Realtor in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "The staff at complete clean are amazing, very professional and have excellent customer service!
This is the 2nd year I have worked with Eric at Complete Clean and he has once again transformed my living room like new!! I have 2 small boys who can make a mess & Eric makes it all go away like the day we moved in!!
I have used ALOT of carpet cleaners, I've even tried it myself & Complete Clean is just simply the BEST carpet cleaner in San Antonio.
Eric gives an honest assessment of what you need and the price he quotes is always fair. He works fast and does a thorough job and he doesn't leave until you are happy with his work.
This is one company that I will call year after year for my cleaning needs because this company certainly delivers on it's name!"
Julie McClain in San Antonio/Helotes area, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Thank goodness for Complete Clean Restoration and Eric!! My synthetic Berber-style carpet has seen a LOT of pet staining and general foot-traffic over the past 15 years. Eric always manages to get the carpet into presentable shape again! He's cleaned my carpet about twice a year for the past eight years (because it gets dirty that quickly from the pets). The carpet looks really good after Eric finishes working on it (which is not an easy job), and I can't smell any pet odor either (amazing!). Professional, ethical, hard working, and genuinely cares about doing the job right - that is Eric and Complete Clean Restoration. Eric also fixed a damaged patch of carpet for me (shredded by one of the dogs digging at it), and the repaired area blended into the surrounding carpet so as to not be noticeable. This is a 10-Star Company in my book! I highly recommend them – other carpet cleaning companies fall very short of the mark (I tried several before finding Eric). Many thanks to Eric and Complete Clean Restoration for super service at fair prices!"
Kat B. in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "In the business of helping people buy, sell, or rent homes, Eric is my go-to person for all kinds of floor needs. He is worthy of referral to anyone that needs work done on homes, especially to people who are preparing their homes to sell. Eric is professional, prompt, and does a very good job with his work."
Billie Zimmerman in Cibolo, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I am a property manager for the New Braunfels, San Antonio area. I have been in business for over 10 years. During this time, our company has had to get carpets cleaned numerous times over the years. The only person I will do business with for carpet cleaning and restoration is Eric with Complete Clean. He can get any carpet repaired, replaced, or cleaned to the best professional look I have ever seen since I have been in Real Estate. TRUST ME! Only use Eric with Complete Clean, you will be extremely impressed with his results!"
Michael Randol in Converse, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "My house is almost totally tile. Eric cleaned our grout which started out as a taupe color and had turned very dark over time. After cleaning, it looked brand new! It was so worth it and made a huge difference. I would highly recommend Complete Clean. His prices are fair and professionalism is outstanding! Thanks Eric!"
Gail Couser in Universal City, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I have recommended Complete Clean to my insurance clients including family members. The feedback on the completed work has been outstanding. I will continue to recommend Eric and Complete Clean Restoration to my clients in the future."
Sheri D'Amore2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Got indoor-outdoor carpet completely clean even though it is probably 25 years old. Got the 20 year old light green carpet looking like new. Even got a really bad rust stain completely out of the light green carpet. Very pleased and recommended to my realtor."
Marian Parks2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "I would highly recommend Eric & Complete Clean! My doggies left calling cards on my carpet. Eric responded promptly to my call for service, his price was very reasonable, and he did an amazing & professional job! The stains are all gone, the odor is all gone and my carpet looks brand new! He really saved me from those do-it-yourself machines. I've tried before and they don't do 1/4 the job. I will surely recommend you to family, friends and clients! Thanks again Eric!"
Diana Jordan2015-12-04
★★★★★ - ""Great communication. Gave me a good estimate. Finished the job in the time he said it would take. Carpet looks better than when we moved in the house 5 years ago. Would recommend to my friends.""
Universal City, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "On behalf of my co-workers, here is some of the feedback. Complete Clean saved my area rug that I thought I would have to spend thousands of dollars to replace, yet Complete Clean was able to restore my area rug at a reasonable price and my area rug looks new again. Complete Clean is extremely knowledgeable with reasonable rates. The work speaks volumes for the company."
Anonymous in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Eric and his assistant did a great job repairing carpet that our dog chewed and scratched up. They even saved us money by being able to stretch the carpet out instead of replacing it. Very quick and professional job. Getting the quote was fast also; Eric responded quickly to my online inquiry. I definitely recommend them!"
Anonymous in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Complete Clean has been servicing all our carpet needs. We are very pleased with the great service and awesome reults we have received in our housing complexes. There has yet been a carpet cleaning job that was ever in question of their quailty of work. We are confident in their ablities to remove any type of spot or do any type of carpet repairs that our housing facilities may have. We receive nothing but good comments from the tenants who are occuping the facility. I do not hesitate to call Complete Clean with our toughest carpet cleaning jobs and the in the housing industry these types of jobs come up on a daily basis. Complete Clean is able to handle any type of job or water damage situtioan. This company is flexible with scheduling emergencies or late night service calls which is very important to our local facilities." Cynthia Martinez- Asset Compliance Admin / Property Manager- San Antonio Alternative Housing Authority Carpet Cleaning in San Antonio, TX"
Anonymous, Water Damage Restoration in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Complete Clean has been the only reliable company I have used for the past four years. Prior to using Complete Cleaning I was always falling for those so call $9.99 per room specials which were no special at all, once they were in my house the price doubled or even tripled at times and if I didn't agree to their prices they would just rush through the cleaning which just left my carpets dirty and soaking wet. With Complete Clean my carpets were dry within the hour. I appreciate their honest pricing with no hidden gimmicks. My quote over the phone was fair and reasonable and did not triple after the after the initial carpet inspection." Joe Mack- Bexar County Sheriff Officer in San Antonio, TX"
Anonymous in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Eric with Complete Clean cleans our carpets in our 15,000 sq ft. Law Office Building for past 7 years with great results and super fast dry times.The firm was thinking of replacing the carpet throughout our offices but Eric recommended a Deep Restoration Cleaning which restored the carpet to a almost new appearance, we were so please with the results that we decided to keep our carpets which saved us tens of thousands of dollars. We use Complete Clean for my own carpets and upholstery in our homes with the same great results. Thank you Eric." Sue Hassell- Human Resource Manager for H.S.F.B Law Firm in San Antonio, TX"
Anonymous in San Antonio, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Complete Clean handles all my carpet needs for all my rental properties which can be a real challenge for those in real estate business know the condition that some of these carpets are left in, they are just jaw dropping, Eric has performed some real miracles in quite a few carpets in our rental properties which is why we continue to use his company. We have tried to use other companies that offer really cheap prices but are never satisfied with their service or the results we actually end up paying more because we had to call Complete Clean to come out and re-clean the carpets. As a property manager replacing the carpets every time someone moves out is not good business. Thanks to Eric I haven't had to replace a carpet yet plus he will work around any schedule or same day move ins. I was very very pleased with Complete Clean services that's why I have used them for all carpet and water damage needs and will continue to use them." Erin Randell- Owner of Homes 4 You in Olmos Park, TX"
Anonymous in Olmos Park, TX2015-12-04
★★★★★ - "Eric & his crew at Complete Clean & Complete Water damage/restoration offer the upmost customer service!! They are efficient & offer convenient appointment times. They are very professional & courteous, & always offer a fair and honest price. I have used several other well known companies, but since I began using the Complete business family I have been a faithful customer for 4yrs now and will for many many years to come. They truly offer your home or business the complete package! You will not be disappointed!"
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Suzanne Vega On Mountain Stage
Suzanne Vega On Mountain Stage
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- "Marlene on the Wall"
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- "Blood Makes Noise"
- "Pornographer's Dream"
- "Luka"
- "Tom's Diner"
Folk-pop singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega appears in this archival edition of Mountain Stage, recorded in December 2007. Vega enjoyed commercial success with hits like "Luka" and "Tom's Diner," which both reached into the Top Ten of pop charts in the U.S. and abroad, earning her a large national and international following.
Vega was born in Los Angeles, raised on New York's Upper West Side and attended Manhattan's High School for the Performing Arts and Barnard College. At Barnard, she became a part of a group of songwriters led by Jack Hardy who contributed to the Fast Folk anthology albums. Vega's solo debut and its follow-up were met with critical and popular success. Soon her music videos became a fixture of early MTV and VH1 programming.
Her song "Tom's Diner" was a totem of late 20th-century pop culture in its own right. The diner, located at 112th & Broadway, was used for the exterior shots of the fictional Monk's Café on Seinfeld, and Vega's recording was used by audio engineer Karlheinz Brandenburg to test the MP3 file compression algorithm. Backed by her own band, this set touches on many of her best-known songs, including "Luka" and "Tom's Diner."


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Environmentally Sustainable Deicing Fluid
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This two minute film looks at how a new 100% biological deicing fluid is helping All Nippon Airways (ANA) maintain its operations on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, despite severe winter conditions and freezing temperatures. ANA is the first airline and transport business to be certified "Eco First" by the Japanese government, and is committed to becoming the world's leading environmentally friendly airline – in part by providing services and using products that will not damage the environment.
The world's first de-icing fluid produced from a 100% biological glycol is called DF Sustain and is made by UK-based, market-leader Kilfrost. One key ingredient is DFSustain is Susterra® propanediol, which replaces traditional crude oil in the glycol production process. We reveal how DuPont Tate & Lyle Bio Products created Susterra® from sustainable corn sugar sources, helping to manufacture a deicing fluid that works in extreme cold temperatures while simultaneously reducing energy usage and carbon emissions in its manufacture and operation.
This multiparty collaboration is the key to helping protect the environment and solving some of the biggest challenges facing our world today.
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- CHALLENGE: Protection
- INDUSTRY: Aerospace
- LOCATION: Tokyo, Japan
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The icon defines the brand for an iPhone App. We are SimpleTouch software makers of Meditator a leading Meditation Timer for iPhone. We need a beautiful but simple icon for Meditator. The icon must be appealing and standout from our competition. Please do the research and search for Meditation timer on iTunes. We consider most of the icons you see from this search to be extremely poor. Also see our product page at http://www.simpletouchsoftware.com and select meditator.
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Welcome back to fall television! Time to erase all those unwatched episodes of Big Brother and Low Winter Sun that have piled up on your DVR (you're never going to watch them, trust me) and make room for all the new television headed your way in the next couple of weeks.
This fall the networks are taking chances on some high-concept dramas, including a robot buddy cop show, a tense political thriller, and a spin-off of a popular film and comic book series. As for their comedy offerings, the networks appear to be throwing money at the problem, hiring big name movie stars to lure in audiences. Robin Williams, Anna Faris, Rebel Wilson and James Caan (and Andy Samberg, if you count him as a movie star; he'll always be a Saturday Night Live goofball to me) are all headlining new sitcoms this fall.
In stark contrast to last fall, this year's new offerings look … dare I say it … pretty good? At the very least, the new series don't feel as routine or tired as last year. In fact, there are no obvious early cancellations in the bunch. (Except, perhaps, for Seth MacFarlane's live-action comedy, Dads, which has been roundly derided by critics as being both racist and sexist. Still, MacFarlane has his fans, and I won't be surprised if they embrace the series for its outrageousness.)
Without further ado, your new fall television season. New series are in bold on the grid, and the link leads to a preview and more information about the show. Also included below: what to expect from your favorite returning series, and premiere dates of cable shows.
The Middle
(Sept. 25)
Back in the Game
(Sept. 25)
Modern Family
(Sept. 25)
Super Fun Night
(Oct. 2)
(Sept. 25)
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Criminal Minds
(Sept. 25)
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The Tomorrow People
(Oct. 9)
The X Factor
(Sept. 11)
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Law and Order: Special Victims Unit
(Sept. 25)
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The word for Wednesdays this fall is "unoriginal." There are only four new original series on the schedule, and of those: one is a remake of a 1967 cop drama; one is basically a remake of The Bad News Bears; one might as well be The X-Men minus Magneto; and then there is the Rebel Wilson sitcom — which, to its credit, is an original idea, but to its detriment, has not had a lot of strong word of mouth.
Elsewhere, the cable networks have discovered our neighbor to the east, New Orleans, and filmed the new season of Top Chef and American Horror Story there, and both series look sinfully delicious — so at least we have that.
We will be blogging The X Factor, Revolution and American Horror Story (and Top Chef, if we can make it happen), and watching Modern Family, Super Fun Night, Nashville and It's Always Sunny. And maybe Back in the Game. Maybe.
We can just call this one Bad News Bears The Series. Except in this version, Walter Matthieu is both a single mother and her gruff, emotionally stunted, baseball-loving father. This new sitcom about awoman who moves in with her father and decides to coach her son's baseball team made up of all the kids who weren't picked for any other team, is better than the pitch sounds. (Pun totally intended.) But it is unquestionably Bad News Bears influenced, if not a full-on rip-off, which means: be prepared for sassy, sometimes foul-mouthed kids and a relatively raunchy sensibility for a family sitcom.
Rebel Wilson — you probably know her as the brassy British roommate in Bridesmaids, and the sassy, confident singer in Pitch Perfect — stars in this sitcom about a socially awkward lawyer who convinces her girlfriends to try going out on the weekends, rather than stay in as they have for the past 13 years. I love Rebel Wilson, and I will certainly be giving her show a chance, but the concept sounds more like a movie plot than a sustainable television series. (And the cynical part of me worries that audiences aren't going to connect with this series about a bunch of misfits, and this, instead of Dads, will end up being the first casualty of the 2013 fall season.)
Because as The Goldbergs and Back in the Game have proven, there are no new ideas in Hollywood, this new CW series might as well star Patrick Stewart and be called The X-Men: Daddy Issues. Stephen, a teenager discovers that the voices he's been hearing in his head doesn't mean he's going crazy — he actually has super powers, as do a bunch of other "evolved" humans. However, they are all being hunted down by an evil government agency and their only hope is to find Stephen's missing and similarly evolved father. It's not an original idea, to be sure, but it stars pretty people, including Arrow's Stephen Amell's real-life cousin, Robbie Amell, and Mark Pellegrino, better known as Jacob from Lost, who is always entertaining as a villain. Perhaps more importantly, it is a good fit for The CW's teen audience, because after all, what teenager doesn't fantasize that they are actually a superior human being whose specialness just isn't being appreciated by those around them?
This remake of the 1967 cop series starring Raymond Burr as a paraplegic police Chief of Detectives stars Blair Underwood, but is pretty much the exact same premise as the original. Ironside is a rough and acerbic cop who doesn't play by the rules and doesn't let his disability get in the way of going after the toughest cases in the city. Basically, it's another cop drama, but this time with the twist that our hero is in a wheelchair.
Returning Series:
- The Middle: Where we left off: Axl graduates high school, Sue gets her driver's license, and Brick leaves elementary school. Where we go from here: Brick heads to middle school and Axl is off to college. Also, Rachel Dratch guest stars.
- Modern Family: Where we left off: Phil's mother died, and the family went down to Florida for the funeral. Where we go from here: Luke and Manny start high school, and gay marriage is addressed. Somehow.
- Nashville: Where we left off: Rayna and Deacon are in a terrible car accident. Where we go from here: What, you think they are going to kill off Connie Britton in the first season?
- Arrow: Where we left off: The Glades are leveled! Tommy is dead! Where we go from here: Arrow teams up with Felicity and Dig against the likes of the Black Canary and Bronze Tiger.
Survivor: It's the 27th season! Somehow! This time, each member of the two tribes is pitted against a family member, which, if your family is anything like mine, would pose no issue at all.
- CSI: Where we left off: Morgan and Ellie were being held captive by a serial killer. Where we go from here: WHO IS IN THE CASKET? Also, Marg Helgenberger stops by to celebrate a landmark episode.
- Criminal Minds: Where we left off: R.I.P. Strauss. Where we go from here: Hotch deals with some personal demons.
- The X Factor: In yet another attempt to make this show work, Simon Cowell has dismissed Britney and L.A. Reid from the panel and replaced them with Paulina Rubio and Kelly Rowland. Whatever you think is going to work, Cowell.
- Revolution: Where we left off: Randall restores the power to launch nuclear missiles at Philadelphia and Atlanta, and the President, hiding in Guantanamo Bay, is told it's time to go home. Where we go from here: Three months after the nukes strike, and Charlie has run away because she's the worst. Also, meet your new Big Baddie: The President.
- Law & Order: SVU: Where we left off: Benson in an apartment with a gun pointed at her face. Where we go from here: Benson in an apartment with a gun pointed at her face.
Cable Shows Worth Watching:
- Top Chef: 9 p.m. Bravo, Oct. 2
Somehow, impossibly, Top Chef hasn't used New Orleans as a competition city before. And while I am still angry at Top Chef for bypassing Houston during Top Chef: Texas because we wouldn't shell out the money for them to film here, what can I say? I love New Orleans, I love New Orleans food, and I love Top Chef. Knowing my way around that town like I do, I am afraid I'm going to have to try to recap this season. (But we'll see how well I keep up.)
- American Horror Story: Coven: 9 p.m. FX, Oct. 9
Speaking of New Orleans, my favorite crazypants series will also be taking place there this season, featuring stories about two historic New Orleans characters: voodoo queen Marie Laveau and the wicked Delphine LaLaurie. To say that I am excited about this season would be a gross understatement. BRING ON THE WITCHES!
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: 9 p.m. FXX, Sept. 4
The miscreants from Paddy's Pub are back for a ninth (and penultimate) season, and they are just as awful as ever. The season started a few weeks back, and if you missed the first episode, "The Gang Broke Dee," I urge you to seek it out in reruns, or order it from Amazon Prime, because it is one of the most cynical, awful, hilarious episodes in this cynical, awful, hilarious series' history.
- A Young Doctor's Notebook: 9 p.m. Ovation, Oct. 2
Daniel Radcliffe plays a young Jon Hamm (which, while improbable, is still better casting than Chinless Young Don Draper on Mad Men last season) in this darkly funny period drama about a young physician's experiences as told from his older, drug-addicted self's perspective. You had me at "Jon Hamm." (Quick note: ignore the date and times on this video. It was from the British airing.)
- Key & Peele: 9:30 Comedy Central, Sept. 18
If you're not watching this sketch series on Comedy Central already, time to get started.
Other notable shows on Wednesdays this fall (new series in italics):
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- Digfellas: Travel, Sept. 4
- Annoying Orange: Cartoon Network, Sept. 11
- Life After: TV One, Sept. 11
- My Grandmother's Ravioli: Cooking, Oct. 2
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- Inside the NFL: Showtime, Sept. 4
- Restaurant Stakeout: Food, Sept. 11
- Verses and Flow: TV One, Sept. 11
- Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse: OWN, Sept. 18
- Toddlers & Tiaras: TLC, Sept. 18
- The Getaway: Esquire, Sept. 25
- Full Circle: DirecTV, Oct. 9
- Ghost Hunters: Syfy, Oct. 9
- Beverly Hills Pawn: Reelz, Nov. 6
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- Full Circle: DirecTV, Oct. 9
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- Duck Dynasty: A&E, Sept. 4
- The Ultimate Fighter: FS1, Sept. 4
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: FXX, Sept. 4
- Ghost Mine: Syfy, Sept. 4
- South Park: Comedy Central, Sept. 25
- Boundless: Esquire, Sept. 25
- Top Chef: Bravo, Oct. 2
- A Young Doctor's Notebooks: Ovation, Oct. 2
- Call Me Fitz: DirecTV, Oct. 9
- American Horror Story: FX, Oct. 9
- Big Tips Texas: MTV, Oct. 9
- Preachers of LA: Oxygen, Oct. 9
- Gem Hunt: Travel, Oct. 16
- Haunted Highway: Syfy, Nov. 27
- Mob City: TNT, Dec. 4
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- The League: FXX, Sept. 4
- Key & Peele: Comedy Central, Sept. 18
- Less Than Kind: DirecTV, Oct. 9
See also: MONDAY – TUESDAY – THURSDAY – FRIDAY – SATURDAY– SUNDAY


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Your kids can be magicians in the bathroom with this fun kids bathroom art printable: "Make Those Cavities Disappear .. Brush Your Teeth"
Like magic, note how the word disappear "disappears..." :)
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You will receive the following files; all files are JPEG and set at 300DPI. With each file, you can print the following sizes:
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We recommend matte paper so there is no glare with your final product.
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YES! ALL of our printables are available as prints. If the printable you see is not listed under our shipped prints (we are slowly adding them) please let us know and we will be happy to print you one for the same prince etc as our listed ones.!
Sorry not at this time!
In the UK we recommend Boots.
In Holland, we recommend HEMA.
In Australia, we recommend Officeworks.
While each store has varying uploading procedures online, we recommend calling ahead - OR - bring your file in person on a USB and have them custom print it for you. Many of their sizes may vary in from our sizes, but having it made custom will not cost you an arm and a leg, in fact no more than a cup of coffee for any print A3/11x14 and smaller.
All prints are available in any size. While they are listed with specific sizing options in the listing, we really can have any print made at any size for you.
Just send us a message with your required size and we will be happy to help you!
We offer our customers both options because some people prefer a piece that is crafted with quality and others would like beautiful art - instantly!
Giclee prints are made with archival inks and archival paper. This means they will last a lifetime and not fade.
Digital Prints - or downloads - are instantly delivered to you upon purchase. Simply open the file and print, or have it printed at a local print shop such as Costco, Staples etc...
For wholesale inquiries, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. We will get back to you as promptly as possible. Thank you!
We suggest using a smooth cardstock or heavyweight photo paper in matte. Matte paper is less likely to contribute to glare and reflection when framed.
When printing, set printer to "original size" or 100%. Select the highest printing quality. In the paper selection option, select the appropriate option for your selected paper (matte, gloss, etc).
We love Staples, but you can also print at FedEx, Costco (if you are a member) and Walmart.
Often their sizes do not fit standard frames like our files do, so you have a few choices:
• I recommend saving your desired file to a USB and handing them the files in person. We recommend matte paper of at least 100lb quality or higher. Prints are incredibly affordable - for example - an 11x14" poster printed at Staples right then and there with a USB cost less than $5.
• Choose one of our files and upload it to their websites -go to printing and services) and crop or adjust until the image looks good in the preview. Beware of any warning of the res being too low - you may need to use a larger file.
Call or email your store for extra help!
We love Staples, but you can also print at Walgreens, Kinkos', Target, FedEx, Costco (if you are a member) & Walmart.
Often their sizes do NOT fit standard frames like our files do, so you have a few choices:
•I recommend saving your file to a USB and handing them the files in person. We recommend matte paper of at least 100lb quality or higher. Prints are incredibly affordable - for example - an 11x14" poster printed at Staples right then and there with a USB cost less than $5CDN.
• Choose one of our files and upload it to their websites -go to printing & services) and crop or adjust until the image looks good in the preview.
If you are stuck, call your local store for personalized help! They are very helpful. :)