Every practice, Wichita State sophomore forward Rauno Nurger’s teammates stayed in his ear. It never stopped. Day after day, week after week, month after month.
Every practice, Wichita State sophomore forward Rauno Nurger’s teammates stayed in his ear. It never stopped. Day after day, week after week, month after month.
Every practice, Wichita State sophomore forward Rauno Nurger’s teammates stayed in his ear. It never stopped. Day after day, week after week, month after month.
Give your home a complete makeover with Hickory Capistrano Hardwood Flooring. Crafted of Hickory, this beautiful flooring features hand-rolled edges and ends and realistic distressing for an eye-catching look. It's finished with seven coats of a ultra-low-gloss urethane finish with aluminum oxide for both durability and style."}},"base-catalog-308037919":{"__typename":"BaseProduct Wood species: French oak 1/2 in. thick x 7-1/2 in. W x 15.75 in. to 75.2 in. random length planks Hardwood trim and moldings: item coordinates with 1/2 in. thick hardwood flooring 23.44 sq. ft. per case and 46.30 lbs. per carton Construction: three-ply, cross grain, engineered click lock hardwood flooring Prefinished, ultra-low-gloss finish, elegantly wire brushed Planks have hand-rolled edges and ends Janka wood hardness rating/resistance to denting: 1360 Appropriate grade for installation: all grades Installation: glue, float Residential and light commercial use Lifetime residential finish and structural warranty, five-year commercial finish warranty Don't forget your coordinating trim and moldings Shipping: all online orders for this item ship via parcel ground and may arrive in multiple boxes It is recommended you purchase a minimum of 10% overage to account for cuts Item is sold online only, cannot be returned in less than full carton quantities
Flannery O’Connor is the object of much fascination, literary and otherwise. Her stories alone would be enough to fixate on—they are dark wonders, grotesque, sardonic, and often transcendent,…
When I was diagnosed with a rare muscle disease a dozen years ago, it hit me that I didn’t believe in God. Maybe “hit me” is too strong a way to put...
There is a lot of wrong information, or downright confusion, when it comes to the Vanderbilts on the internet. I've seen articles saying they earned their fortunes in the 1930's, and that Gloria Vanderbilt's father was the man who made the millions. But the family has origins much earlier than that,
This book is excerpted from Clute's \"Annals of Staten Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time.\" It contains concise genealogical essays or notes on eighty early Staten Island families. If your Staten Island ancestor possessed one of the following surnames, this book may contain the clue you're looking for: Alston, Androvette, Barnes, Bedell, Blake, Bodine, Bogart, Braisted, Britton, Burbank, Burgher, Bush, Butler, Cannon, Christopher, Cole, Colon, Conner, Corsen, Cortleyou, Crips, Crocheron, Cruser, Cubberly, Decker, De Groot, De Hart, Depuy, Disosway, Dubois, Dustan, Eddy, Egbert, Enyard, Fountain, Frost, Garrison, Guyon, Hatfield, Haughwout, Hillyer, Holmes, Housman, Jacobson, Johnson, Jones, Journeay, LaForge, Lake, Larzelere, Latourette, Lisk, Lockman, Martino, Martling, Merrill, Mersereau, Metcalf, Morgan, Perine, Poillon, Post, Prall, Ryerss, Seguine, Sharrott, Simonson, Stillwell, Sprague, Taylor, Totten, Van Buskirk, Vanderbilt, Van Name, Van Pelt, Wandel, Winant, Woglom, and Wood.
Chace Crawford will be getting in touch with his inner theater nerd in the 100th episode of Glee airing in March. Unfortunately, we won’t be getting any musical performances; he told MTV he can’t sing, and he won’t sing. He’s playing a baseball player on the big screen in the movie Undrafted, aimed to release this year. Chace is apparently single, so maybe one of us mere mortals has a shot with this news editor/gleek/athlete.
