DOCSLIB.ORG

Dspectator * a Pioneer Press Publication * * $2.00 This Week Diversions

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Dspectator * a Pioneer Press Publication * * $2.00 This Week Diversions SEPTEMBER 3, 2009DSPECTATOR * A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION * WWW.PIONEERLOCALCOM * $2.00 THIS WEEK DIVERSIONS LOVE'S A FUNNY THING The romantic comedy 'All about Steve' is featured in this week's Film C!ips. SEE PAGEBZ FOOD A-MAIZE-INC FLAVORS New corn recipes spark tasty eats. PIONEERLOCALCOM LABORElizabeth Nave, 13, works on connecting the small ita! rings ataworkshop to teach people the dIWIflI dEI w iiauii-mai. wuriuny 1d51 mohn dl MII5 ruuuc Lwrary.rMI.a.3. 11100narlIMSII OF LINKSPhotographer) Start here withahealth 1;Wh' care career. r18i1d 1IN Attend a free Health Care Information Session. i.SIC,aI1 .if18fld S311W Pharmacy Technician and .LSIcIJØQOÚÛL' Aft17 3OQ3 600-..LOl Aseptic Pharmaceutical Preparations X?X Wednesday, September 16, at 6p.m., Skokie Campus, Room C140 For more information, call 847.635.1629. Çakon. 7701 N. Lincoln Avenue, Skokicwww.oakton.eduV mmunitycollec 2 www.ploneedocal.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,2009 :» IPAGE 3 . - s CONTACT: Matt Schmitz, Assistant Managing Editor - p: 708.524.4433 e: mschrn itz®pioneerloca?corn REFORM EFFORT New ethics I ditched my hotline is drafty wn4óws.' taking calls Complaints to :UVIUiite be logged and brought befor& 465 ethics panel vear aVYith tki;(cutmy heating costs. , iiáflsrgÍ . By TONY BERTUCA G,a discount off rvPella tbertuca@p joneerlocal corn windows. Special financing. AND a The flew Nues othics hoLline wz,s expected to TAX CREDIT, too! Big honkir,' bills, hay0 gone flve Tuesday along with an E-mail ad- you're historyl" dress and a tO. box where residents can anonymous- ly reportsuspected wrongdoing. The hotline number is (888) 372-3986; the e-mail address isniles,hot lifle@gmaiLeom; and the P.O. box is 480271 Nues IL wìildow and door replacement GO 714. Village officials said all . - .. comj)laints will be keptMEDIEVAL CHIC Kai confidential. Wisnjewskj, el Blue BuddhaBoutiqte, Shows oft Nues Public library. IRob Hart/Stall Photographer) a chain-mail scarf al a workshop lo teach people the ancient Village Attorney Joe An- art of chain-mail working last month at YOU COULD QUALIFY FOR UP TO A TA CREDITI' nunzio will be in charge of $1,500 investigating each corn- plaint and will keep a log to be presented to the VILLAGE BOARD Schedule your FREE in-home consultation today! Ethics Board at regular in- tervals. NOINTEREST OPTION Annunzio and consult- ing attorney Mike SiegelTrustee criticizedon ethics question 811432-5954 are still ironing out the de- tails regarding public dis- matte, that appeared be- UNTIL JANUARY 20111 www.pellareplacement.com/STMGl Debate sparked client also received unan-would be inhibited by his closure ofallogations and fore the village board in Mr. Kolpak is an ofticer imously. relationship with Kolpak. at what poìnt issues will over vote on July involving an attorney Palicki, who ran unsuc- ofthe court and he is rep- Pella Window and Door Showrooms be brought to the full Vil- named Paul Kolpak, who Palicki said Przybyloresenting a client," he said. Hoffman Estates, 2726 North SuttonRoad cesafully foi- a trustee seat should have recuseci him- lago Board for action. item involving is Przybylo's brother-in_in April, said Przybylo "I had no personal inter- Iovøs Park, 6710 Broadcast Parkway Annunzio said ho and law. Kolpak was represent- self or made a statementest, whatsoever. I have Morion Grove, 7915 GolfRoad should have made a briefanyway in the interest of Siegel would be ready to brotherjn-1aw ing Regency Rohabilita-statonwnt explaining that voted against things Mr. Oak Brook, 1600 Wast 16th Street discuss such details at the tion Center in its request transparency. Kolpak has presented to finley Park, 7805 West 159th Street Ethics Board meeting Kolpak ivs,s his brother-in- "Even if it is an extra By TONY BERTUCA for a zoning variance fi-orn law before he either voted this board. End of story." today (Sept. 3). Step you don't have to do, tbertucu@pioneerlacal corn the village to tise spaceonoi recused himself. Nues Mayor Robert Ethics reform was a its I)rOperty to establish you should do it," she saidCallero voiced his support major issue in the most Village Attorney Joe An-during the public corn- Nibs Trustee Andrewan ice Cream parlor foi-nunzio said Przybylo vas for Przybylo, and said the VIEWEDT0 BEThE BESt AW4R recent election, and one residents. ment portion of the Aug. slooboff 29 Przybylo found himself in not obligated by law to trustee's integrity ìs be- of Mayor Robert Callero's 25 meeting. THE 1 WINDOWS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY G SUSTAtN[O D(CELIEUCE a dustup with former po- The request had been yond question. campaign promises was state that he is related to Pajicki said she lias re- litical opponent Rosemaryuianimotisly appi-oved byIColpak ithad no personal "It was an attorney rep- that he would instituto anPalicki at an Aug. 25 Vil-the Nibs Planning and ported the matter to theresenting a pci-son who .'qYUSSIOlbZM h ,rnIfl ,xds.th.dho,.,thThiqft hipiM 4 .I*ÇI!,CI!,CO dmOrn9 E sIm.I.nt. th.Th.,I&o,,flonM« th,oghk,gu3TE.a$flIo .......CVIcWy pot.. throSh interest in the matte,- be- 'us O.psm*toItM!ySn V t!StI It,I! flip,.,.,. g.íp,,.$ anönymous ethits hot- Attorney General's office Jy27 O..,d.I NM g'.ssmn ,,o!t. hppIabS b gCOd*S A lupi,.9$*IV.!YEY Em.t.,, ,..dh w.ch.çact.n ligE toMv.Ml1wIoc,tP.l. pEI.sIo,.IIodfl,,?...t.chp4E dct$.,.. C.nwftwtE. lago Board meeting whenZoning Commission, and would benefit," Calici-o %..cr_, ........ Êj, C(.S1C.S SptClltTh,a&iM.,,5lDPtO.W*EJJu.rYEO,I ppE,to I,.ns.c b lIEVE. d.th .pp,on dcr.dEu oth. P.hWdows .d Oon.Sc,S& line. foi-e the board. He alsoand was awaiting a re- ..... UtE. pU?Ch Eti,ErnthM%thfltht$ p.c..IIfl..I ...... oIpCh.E*.I hI.9I.,PR Fotfl.op..l IcEbMI ,thtI.gS.,APRIa. .......t.,I.flfl.ndth.d.IjtA?fll,2l3% MMRsgl n.I.H she suggested that he had1{olpak sought the ap- said. "To me, that is nota .cfl.St,th.th.........4%Qtth.flO.IOfth.C.Sb. dOMI ,bUÑlI4%.thZ,$1tOfl.CflWt,Ilt2SOIPÌI. OEPflW s..rYdon.saown.atowt.rp¼nn&.uh.flflp.dO,rncuhtWfl..ls8oc,.t,.o,c.m.ppI.........1Ipn. H.db.,th.dP.t.?I.,monILY.IdIotr. pJnr.. Np,.flmo,4 Notv.kd said Przybylo did not havesponse. th..wcthCaffttp,o., Dth.rmancbnm.y.pp)y S.niw.I.rdflSL P,.ør..IfluCdS Ott .t.Mt lItEfl Q7W9P..C(poIflPtflht MI E behaved unethically. pioval of theVillageto recuse himselfifhe did conflict of intei-est." Comment:pioncer(oca(.ce,,, The issue stems from aBoai-d, which he and his Przybylo forcefully de- not feelhis judgmentfended himself. Comment:pio,,eer/oca/..o,,, j A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION www.pioneerlocal.com news is THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,2009 www.pioi%eer10Ca0m 4IfleJS I NILESd SERVIHG READERS SINCE 1951 LAST WEEK WEAR[YOUR TALENT SHOW INDEX THIS WEEK TOP FIVE STORIES 9 Joshua Marlynook, B, per- DIJS1NESS farms a song-aod'dance rou 17 1. Accident sends COMMUNITY CALENDAR tine to disco hit 'Fonhytown" three to hospital BI4 CROSSWORD Aug, 20 at the Niles Public Li n elderly Chicaqo man hasbeen cit 16 brary Talent Shaw. IEric èd tor tailinq to yield andfoiling to re herald-spectator OPINION Davis/For SING) duce spend to avoid an accident Aug. 15 Tayuta POLICE 19 alter a Cadillac struck his 21 Camrl at Ihn interSection atHarlem Send it in. SCHOOLS Avenue and (irk Street in hilas.The story. 03 photo. Tefl a SHOYflIMES resulting accident sent lirias peuple Snap a stories we want to publish nour new section, 30 ta the hospital complaining alpain. There are photos and SPORTS reparted and tise storytelling? Matt Schmitz atmschmitZ@Pi0nb00m. but no nU5ie0 have heuo Be a part 01 thestory E-mail Assistant Manaqing Editor But we need your help. oel000let Kristen Surkisian, 7, gives it Your Hileu Ilurlael_SPOCtutOr. AssIstant ManaBln Eltw-KI°S quel 524 4433 her all as she belts out the 2. lt's history Matt schmilo mschmitemP10re00cdl cam tune, "Part Of Your World" Demons end streak (mail. iuml 4ßfrr495 FOOTBALL One at the statSlongest rae: from "The Little Mermaid" last Manatt°B EdltO'5P0rt5 using streaks came ta an end Aug.25, iO4tl 4u614u1 month at the files Public Li- nich Merlin that ,martinApiOreedlorsl cori brary Talent Show. (Eric and Maine Cast tinully can close Email iuvnl 3u3 3670 chapter al its histary.It was very im fae Davis/For STHl) first ManaBtaB OdltDl'Dl1iT5t55° portoni la corne nut and win this 10471 406 7350 Jerniler Ihornus corn game el (ha snasOnsaid saphornore thumnS@Piore0 [mail: questlues, qunriurback Andrew Lee at the 199 ror qn calerdarlistlrne Or victory OVO Schurz thatsnapped the e mail sparkermPioreerb0trnm great tar Got neWS? HEALTH-IHSURACE REFORM S ViLLAGE BOARD 39.qame losing slreah l teal 10471 4067259 the seniors an the tearn News tips 10471 4a6r46u Spoils lips' pareidgemPianeerl0c0k0m ('mit, Esiltor In Chtel Fundraiser to le4ll 4u66B4u Jell weser Statelaw: Trustee wissermPiunverl0lesm benetit family of Email. Raucous meeting draws 1,800 - As hè popular student who died of Hiles eeralil Spectutur ". amusement park mue w Lake Ave. By KAREN BERKOWITZ the ones we have that are pre-existing conditions and stood outside Nitos West cystic fibrosis BackpacK check. Pencils, check. shoùld have been [email protected] broken?" asked one woman, would eliminate the lifetime High School with placards Culver Schaol in Biles is halding a preparestO Don't forget tise photo. Send us : expressing skepticism about cap on benefits. stating "Health Insurance lundraiser ta benelit the lamilg at a close share yOur ven ealvcuv500ES tormer student who died Aug.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Pgspring21web2.Pdf
    1 TABLE OF CONTENTS KROC CHURCH............. PAGE 4 CONTACT THE KROC MEMBERSHIP................. PAGE 6 GENERAL INFORMATION • 773-995-0151 FITNESS........................... PAGE 7 CHURCH........................................773-995-3277 SPORTS........................... PAGE 10 MARKETING..................................773-995-3274 AQUATICS..................... PAGE 14 MEMBERSHIP.................773-995-0151 ext. 3337 AQUATICS.......................773-995-0151 ext. 3255 DANCE.......................... PAGE 16 SPORTS..........................773-995-0151 ext. 3250 VISUAL ART.................... PAGE 17 FITNESS..........................773-995-0151 ext. 3319 MUSIC............................ PAGE 18 SENIOR CENTER..............773-995-0151 EXT. 3301 ARTS & EDUCATION........773-995-0151 EXT. 3259 EDUCATION................... PAGE 20 RENTALS........................773-995-0151 EXT. 3312 KROC SENIORS.............. PAGE 23 CODE OF CONDUCT.... PAGE 24 FULL DIRECTORY AT KROCCENTERCHICAGO.COM/DIRECTORY RENTALS.......................... PAGE 25 OPERATING HOURS & CLOSURES FACILITY closures & holiday hours main FACILITY HOURS* ADVENTURE ZONE HOURS, TEEN ZONE HOURS Memorial day............6:30AM-5:00PM MONDAY - saturDAY.......................6:30AM - 7:00PM CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ............................ SUNDAY..............Open for church services onlY (10:00AM Sunday school • 11:00AM worship service) VENUE RENTAL BOOKING HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY.......................8:30AM-1:00PM KID ZONE HOURS SATURDAY..............................BY APPOINTMENT
    [Show full text]
  • Members of Grace Road Church Have Seen, Heard, Abelieved, Understood and Acted According to the Bible
    1st Edition 22 Apr 2019 1st Issue 22 Apr 2019 Author Grace Road Church Published by Grace Road Church Publishing Grace Road Mission Address 115, Chusa-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea Tel Korea (+82)2-503-9101 ISBN 979-11-950188-6-4 Contact Address Lot 11, Wainidova Road, Navua, Fiji Tel Fiji (+679)930-5687 E-mail [email protected] Website www.gr-church.org YouTube www.youtube.com/GodsWorld Copyright© 2019 by Grace Road Church All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of the publisher. Contents PREFACE 04 I Defend the Case of the Widow Indeed 08 II Defend the Members of Grace Road Church 58 Annex I Study on Reverend Esther of Grace Road Church 86 [SOURCE] https://blog.naver.com/queenpia/221118498294 WRITER | Queenpia Annex II Perspective on the Threshing Floor at Grace Road Church 95 [SOURCE] https://blog.naver.com/queenpia/221353050781 WRITER | Queenpia Letters to Reverend Esther 108 PREFACE Grace Road Church's Reverend Esther Shin has been interpreting the Scripture with the Scripture. She was the only one to state that the mysteries of the kingdom of God can only be revealed by interpreting the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation as one whole. She has been revealing the Truth, which had been hidden from before time began, from the year 2008. Reverend Esther has been shedding light on the lies that differ from the Bible, which have been rampant even 2000 years after Jesus Christ died on the cross, resurrected and ascended to heaven.
    [Show full text]
  • HELP OTHERS DISCOVER the GRACE of GIVING a Guide to Stewardship Campaigns That Touch the Heart
    HELP OTHERS DISCOVER THE GRACE OF GIVING A guide to stewardship campaigns that touch the heart. WHAT'S INSIDE: HOW ARE WE GOING TO MAKE THIS PROJECT HAPPEN? ....................................................................................................................................0...3. THE 4 PHASES OF A STEWARDSHIP CAMPAIGN ..........................................................................................................................0...4....-..0....8. READINESS REVIEW ...................................................................................................................................0....4. LEADERSHIP PHASE ....................................................................................................................................0...5. PUBLIC PHASE ...................................................................................................................................0....6. FULFILLMENT PHASE ...................................................................................................................................0....7. SAMPLE STEWARDSHIP LETTERS .............................................................................................................................0....9...-..1..1 THE GENEROUS DONOR ....................................................................................................................................0....9 THE MID-LEVEL DONOR 10 .......................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • The Grace Tully Collection - Open and Online
    Onnews and notes from Our the franklin d. roosevelt presidential Way library and museum with support from the Roosevelt Institute The Grace Tully Collection - Open and Online FDR PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY he FDR Presidential Library, over enactment in February 2010 of Public Law family; and a June 1933 handwritten letter Tthe course of eight months, acquired 111-138, sponsored in the Senate by Senator from Mussolini expressing his deep gratitude a significant collection of Roosevelt-era Charles Schumer (D-NY) and in the House and admiration to the President. Il Duce also papers, opened these materials to the public by Representative Louise Slaughter (D-NY). expresses his hope that he and FDR might for research and made the entire collection Sun Times is a successor to Hollinger Inter- meet one day to “discuss the outstanding available on the Library’s web site. national, whose CEO, Conrad Black, had world problems in which the United States purchased the Tully Collection and authored, and Italy are mutually interested.” The Tully Collection is an archive of original Franklin D. Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom. FDR-related papers and memorabilia that On November 15, 2010, the Grace Tully had been in the possession of the President’s Interesting documents in the collection Collection was officially opened to research- last personal secretary, Miss Grace Tully. include a 1936 FDR “chit” regarding the ers at the Roosevelt Library, and the entire This donation to the Roosevelt Library is promotion of George C. Marshall to Brigadier collection was digitized and made available the result of more than five years of negotia- General; a handwritten list by FDR indicat- online in March of 2011.
    [Show full text]
  • Recreation Brochure
    Saint Peter Community & Family Education City of Saint Peter Recreation & Leisure Services Department 2021 Fall BrochureSeptember–December 2021 Classes & Activities REGISTRATION BEGINS IMMEDIATELY! Community Education & Recreation & Leisure Classes & Activities Brochure, published three times a year. 2021 / Issue #3 Saint Peter Community Center Nonprofit Org. 600 South Fifth Street U.S. Postage PAID St. Peter, MN 56082 Permit No. 10 St. Peter, MN 56082 POSTAL PATRON St. Peter, MN 56082 Download the PDF to your desktop for page navigation and active email and web links! TABLE of CONTENTS Registration Information .............................................................. 2 MEA BREAK Community Education scholarship details ................................. 2 ACTIVITIES Teen Pantry / Children’s Weekend Food Program ..................... 2 All ages and families, no registration required. Saints Overtime (School Age Care) ...................................... 1 & 2 Wed., Oct. 20, Tori’s Precious Pets, Youth General Interest ............................................................... 2-4 1:30–2:30 p.m., Saint Peter Public Library Youth STEAM classes ....................................................................3 Thu., Oct. 21, Creation Station, 1:30–2:30 p.m., Saint Peter Public Library Youth Music Lessons ................................................................... 3 Youth Sports .................................................................................. 4 Fri., Oct. 22, Movie in the Park, Movie starts at 7 p.m.,
    [Show full text]
  • GABBY's POOL DIAPERS THERMAL WEAR for PRESCHOOLERS By
    14 GABBY'S POOL DIAPERS GOGGLES AND ACCESSORIES Diapers built for pools The Health Department has recently started enforcing a policy of requiring waterproof containment of Swim Diapers. The requirements call for a pant to fit over a Swim Diaper with elastized waist and legs, which is made from a waterproof material. Gabby's makes a waterproof swim pant designed to be worn over a pool diaper or regular diaper that fills this role. The Gabby's Waterproof Pant is only available in white, priced at $3.95 and comes in the sizes listed below. Gabby's Pool Pant Diaper Velcro closure with belt lock; elasticized legs and back Item No Description Retail Price 25 10 01 Small 6-14 lbs. $14.95 $8.00 25 10 02 Medium 14-25 lbs. $14.95 $8.00 25 10 03 Large 25-35 lbs. $14.95 $8.00 25 10 04 X-Large 35-45 lbs. $14.95 $8.00 Order in any quantity of each size. Colours Royal, Red, Purple & Jade TEEN & ADULT SIZES Gabby's Pull-On Pant Diaper AVAILABLE Elasticized legs and back 25 10 06 Small 6-14 lbs. $9.95 $5.35 25 10 07 Medium 14-25 lbs. $9.95 $5.35 25 10 08 Large 25-35 lbs. $9.95 $5.35 25 10 09 X-Large 35-45 lbs. $9.95 $5.35 Order in any quantity of each size. Colours Royal, Red, Purple & Jade THERMAL WEAR FOR PRESCHOOLERS by TYR Water is more fun and lessons are more effective when tots & preschoolers are warm!! TYR’s thermal kids suits is the answer.
    [Show full text]
  • NSD News and Views for 2010-September
    Northern Asia-Pacific Division The Most Challenging Field & Newswww.nsdadventist.org ViewsSeptember/October 2010 Baptism in Mongolia after the MMF Campmeeting 2010 Sep / Oct 2010 • 1 - INSPIRATION - To the Ends of the Earth Jairyong Lee, President Northern Asia-Pacific Division Jesus mandated the gospel message There are still many ends of the earth that have not been be preached to the whole world prior reached by missionaries not only in Africa and other continents to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. but also within our NSD territories. Many millions of people (Matt 24:14) We need to deliver the are perishing without hearing the gospel message in Japan, good news of eternal life in Christ to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia, North Korea the ends of the earth. “But you will and also in South Korea. In Steps to Christ we are told “if receive power when the Holy Spirit the followers of Christ were awake to duty, there would be comes on you; and you will be my thousands where there is one today proclaiming the gospel in witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all heathen lands.” (Steps to Christ, 81) Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). Some of these ends of the earth are also near to us. Many The question is: where is the end of the earth? How far is the people in our cities, towns and villages have not been reached end of the earth? What can and should we do to reach the ends yet by missionaries.
    [Show full text]
  • Our Globe Has Been Watching Over OTOW and Posing for Pictures for 50 Years by Doug Kates There Is Only One World
    October 2016 Published Since 1968 Only Good News for 48 Years Volume 48 No. 10 Our Globe has been watching over OTOW and posing for pictures for 50 years By Doug Kates There is only one world. And the beautiful, unique symbol welcoming residents and visitors to On Top of the World every day, is a reminder to everyone that our world is very special. Exactly 50 years ago, our Globe, at the front entrance, sat proudly in its gar- den for the first time. It has weathered storms, undergone improvements, received several fresh coats of paint, has been surrounded by hundreds of different flower schemes and most recently, witnessed a complete reno- vation of the entire garden area – includ- ing new fountains. But despite all the caretaking, one thing has been consistent, the Globe has been the icon for this community since 1966. “The Globe was a part of the entire story since day one,” said Kenneth Colen, current president, and son of Sidney Co- len, who dreamed up this entire world of his own. “The Globe was an anchor for the sculpture garden and an enduring legacy reminding visitors and residents that there is only one world, and we, in some small way, are part of it.” Sidney Colen never considered a dif- ferent centerpiece for the garden. Ken- neth said his dad wanted something mem- orable, something that would get noticed, something out of the ordinary, and he wanted to create a buzz. (OTOW News photo by Doug Kates) “The process took about 10 months, as I recall,” Kenneth said.
    [Show full text]
  • Special Needs Catalog
    My Pool Pal® Special Needs & Aquatic Therapy My Pool Pal® Special Needs & Aquatic Therapy Infant, Toddler, My Pool Pal Special Youth & Adults Needs Swim-sters are specifically suited for persons who require a diaper while swimming. - Swim-sters available in both reusable and disposable styles. - Disposable Swim-sters can be reused until soiled. - Designed for persons with bowel incontinence. - Unlike other swim diapers which are bulky, Swim-sters do not absorb liquids. - Swim-sters can be worn discreetly under a swim- suit. My Pool Pal® My Pool Pal® swim diapers Special Needs Tested and approved Flotation swimsuits and Swim-sters swim diapers products can be adapted for those with for recreational special needs in infant, toddler, youth, and adult sizes. Custom sizes and swim trunks are water activities. also available upon request. Contact our customer service representatives for details Single Pack - Infant/Toddler, Youth, & Adult 3DD01, 3HD03 & 4AD03 Flotation Belt Infant & Toddler Disposable Sizes S, M, L, XL ® Black Swim-sters - 3DD01 Standard sizing fits waist Sizes 12, 18, 24, 2T, 3T, 4T SB00 sizes: Youth Disposable Swim-sters ® - 3HD03 S - 25” to 30” My Pool Pal flotation belts have been designed for Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL M - 30” to 35” individuals who need additional flotation in the L - 35” to 40” water. They are constructed of the same quality Adult Disposable Swim-sters® - 4AD03 XL - 40” to 45” materials as My Pool Pal flotation suits. Sizes Adult S, Adult M, Adult L My Pool Pal® Swim-sters® Disposable Diaper patent no. 6195800 My Pool Pal® Special Needs & Aquatic Therapy Infant, Toddler, Flotation Swimsuit My Pool Pal® flotation swimsuits have Youth & Adults been adapted to accommodate persons Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL with Special Needs.
    [Show full text]
  • Pool Rules and Regulations 1
    VILLA PARK • Parks and Recreation Jefferson Pool Rules and Regulations 1. Admission: a. All persons entering the pool must pay full admission price or have a season pass, including spectators. b. In accordance with the DuPage County Health Department a clean swimsuit is required to enter the water. c. Cutoffs, shorts, leotards, and underwear (bras, briefs, boxer shorts, etc.) cannot be used as a swimsuit and is determined at the discretion of the Pool Manager. d. A clean T-shirt is allowed in the water and is determined at the discretion of the Pool Manager. e. Swim Diaper: Infants and toddlers can enjoy the water if they are wearing a tight disposable swim diaper under their swimsuit. Please note: Disposable swim diapers are necessary for non-toilet trained patrons. f. Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult during open swim 12-5:50p. g. Children under 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult during evening swim 6p-close. h. Lost or stolen season pool passes will be replaced for $10 for the first replacement. Thereafter, the full purchase price will be charged. i. A season pass used by persons other than to whom the pass was issued, will be confiscated and the person using the illegal pass will be charged the daily admission fee. j. Jefferson pool is a non-smoking facility. Persons may exit the pool to smoke 15 feet from the building entrance. k. NO loitering or smoking in the lobby, bathhouse, or property. l. The Recreation Department is not responsible for lost articles.
    [Show full text]
  • Viral Spiral Also by David Bollier
    VIRAL SPIRAL ALSO BY DAVID BOLLIER Brand Name Bullies Silent Theft Aiming Higher Sophisticated Sabotage (with co-authors Thomas O. McGarity and Sidney Shapiro) The Great Hartford Circus Fire (with co-author Henry S. Cohn) Freedom from Harm (with co-author Joan Claybrook) VIRAL SPIRAL How the Commoners Built a Digital Republic of Their Own David Bollier To Norman Lear, dear friend and intrepid explorer of the frontiers of democratic practice © 2008 by David Bollier All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, in any form, without written permission from the publisher. The author has made an online version of the book available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. It can be accessed at http://www.viralspiral.cc and http://www.onthecommons.org. Requests for permission to reproduce selections from this book should be mailed to: Permissions Department, The New Press, 38 Greene Street, New York,NY 10013. Published in the United States by The New Press, New York,2008 Distributed by W.W.Norton & Company,Inc., New York ISBN 978-1-59558-396-3 (hc.) CIP data available The New Press was established in 1990 as a not-for-profit alternative to the large, commercial publishing houses currently dominating the book publishing industry. The New Press operates in the public interest rather than for private gain, and is committed to publishing, in innovative ways, works of educational, cultural, and community value that are often deemed insufficiently profitable. www.thenewpress.com A Caravan book. For more information, visit www.caravanbooks.org. Composition by dix! This book was set in Bembo Printed in the United States of America 10987654321 CONTENTS Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 Part I: Harbingers of the Sharing Economy 21 1.
    [Show full text]
  • Tower Pulse July 91 Article
    'We have a clause in the contract music and an appeal to a wider minutes of harmonic overtone award out there made from crystal, yet trying to define the nature of the audience. For those artists and labels, singing. It's the only conference if s another lightning rod for cliches. recordings that I will deliver to the INAMC conception of "mains- where instead of being awaken by [Virgin Records]. Because I refused tream" was a misnomer. "I think it's loud TVs or parties, you are roused "Look at how new-age music is to say that I will deliver new-age wishful thinking," says Stephen Hill, by chanting from the next hotel room. described in the media, by and large: recordings, because I felt that was host of the Music From the Hearts of Whafs surprising is that these were It's called yuppie Muzak or aural ve y misleading." Space radio program and owner of the among the few meditative moments in wallpaper, hot-tub music, drones; -Mark Isham, winner Hearts of Space record label. the four-day conference, during which there's no structure to it; it's 1991 New Age Grammy Award "That's a nice sentiment," agrees even new-age savant Steve Halpern completely laid back and passive. All Terry Wood, director of commu- left at home his lighted crystal, so of that. Well that certainly doesn't At the Third Annual International nications for Narada Records. "I'm prominently featured on a recent 48 describe my music in any way. It has New Age Music Conference held in not sure that was reflected in the type Hours on CBS.
    [Show full text]