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Farrah is maid to order for a breast-man. She arrives at Tony's pad but quickly finds her huge 36H-cups being suckled by this horny bastard. Who would blame him? Time is precious. Why waste it cleaning his crap when she can clean his cock? Farrah's enormous, fleshy tits and the rest of her plush body provoke an instant boner in any man. And she knows it! Farrah is a sharp chick and she guesses correctly that she looks sexy beyond human comprehension in that maid's costume. Once Tony has had his fill of nipples, he feeds Farrah his bloated shaft. The sucking sensation and her sweet tongue along his shaft prepare him for the delight that is Farrah's sopping wet pink hole. Farrah's glad she came and so is Tony. A woman like her is hard to find, let alone sink your dick into. Let us know what you think of Farrah!
A beautiful girl, Farrah has incredible H-Cup tits. They bounce and shake and need to be sucked, fucked and anything else that's pleasurable. Fortunately, Farrah has opted to share her flesh pillows with us instead of hiding them and saving them for one dude like so many busty girls and their boyfriends or spouses selfishly do. Farrah likes traveling, dancing and shopping. She was born in Pennsylvania and now lives in Texas. "I like men with nice smiles and huge cocks that they know how to use," says Farrah, who attracts attention like flowers attract bees. "When I meet real breast-men, they always want to slide their cocks between my tits." It has to be, Farrah. You're a true rarity! Thanks for the erection, Farrah!
You know how sometimes, you'll be walking along, maybe on the street or at the mall, and you'll see a chick walking in your direction, and she's wearing a low-cut top, and her tits are pouring out of it, and on top of that, she's wearing a short skirt and fuck-me pumps? And then you'll check her out, give her the once over, the twice over and the three times over, practically undress her with your eyes, and she'll give you a look like, "Keep your eyes to yourself, perv"? And you're thinking, "What the fuck? You've got your goodies on display. Don't you want people to look?" This happens to me all the time. I don't understand those girls. Well, I'm happy to report that Farrah Vancock is not one of those girls. Farrah, who was a 22-year-old college student from Dallas, Texas (born in Philadelphia) when she debuted in the September 2009 issue of SCORE, would be insulted if you didn't look. "I love when I'm out in public and men look at me," Farrah said. "They're checking out my chest, and I'm checking out the bulge in their pants. I almost never fail to get a reaction, but when I do, I just work it a little more." With a 42-27-36 body and H-cup naturals, Farrah doesn't have to work hard. Her tits do all the work for her. She described herself to me as "classy with a little slut. I'll wear a nice, reasonable skirt with stockings, but when you look down, you'll see that I'm wearing fuck-me pumps. I'll have on a dark, button-down shirt, but then I'll only bother to button the bottom two buttons." I asked Farrah how she'd feel if her classmates and teachers at school found out about her pictures and videos, and she said, "Great. It makes me even hornier to think they might be jacking off while looking at me." Some girls make us wait before they suck and fuck on-camera. As you might have guessed, Farrah wasn't one of those girls. "I'm a girl who believes in grabbing an opportunity when it's offered," she said. "I was offered the opportunity now, so I took it now." Opportunity knocked, and Farrah fucked.
It was only natural for SCORE and Farrah to hook-up since we're breast fanatics and Farrah loves to be breast worshipped. Farrah's outstanding rack 44-28-36 blew your SCORE editors and photographers away. Her massive cup size is close to a 36HH. Who wouldn't want to go bra shopping with this babelicious winner... as well as other activities? "I always wear a bra," says Farrah. And she has a tough time finding bras that fit well. She has a toothpaste ad smile, a beautiful face and a bubbly, happy personality. Is she always this bouncy and upbeat? This is Farrah's first Scoreland.com video and she went straight below the belt but no one is crying foul. She even points out in photo 2 that this is her first Scoreland video! With the arrival of Mianna Thomas and now Farrah, another new standard at Scoreland has been set for boob size, one that is going to be brutal to measure up to from now on. See Farrah in My First Scoreland Video in SCORE Theater!
A beautiful girl, Farrah has unbelievable jugs made for sucking, fucking and anything else fun you can think of. When a girl has boobs this massive and majestic, you just know that they're a huge part of her life, not just an accessory. Fortunately, Farrah has opted to share them with SCORE Guys instead of hiding them and saving them for one dude like so many busty girls selfishly do. Tit smothering is the name of the game in Farrah's first Scoreland.com video. Since she likes to play tit-games, it seemed only natural to turn her loose in a full-out tit-attack video. She likes dudes who are foot fetishists and tit worshippers. She's into costume role-playing, boob massaging and lots of sucking. "Guys have spent hours just sucking and playing with my tits before they did anything with the rest of me!" Farrah told your SCORE editors, who understand completely. We're not saying in any way that a girl's pussy is secondary to her tits but with tits like Farrah has, the average boob connoisseur is going to spend as much time in the mountains as possible. Farrah could have done the traditional progression in men's modeling, from posing solo to toying to girl-girl to hardcore sex. But she adores big cock, has a hyper-sex drive, fucks a lot at home and doesn't want to hold back. Our kind of woman! See Farrah's photo set in Hardcore Special.
When Farrah leaves the house, it's a miracle that she doesn't cause riots. Just look at the boobs and body this girl has. This is a one in 200,000 body. "My clothes all show off my cleavage," says Farrah. "That's my first consideration when I go clothes shopping." She has some difficulties finding tops that nicely fit her 36H-cups so she often needs a fitting. "When I'm out on a date, I want my date to feel great because I'm looking good for him. I'm dressed to kill for him so other guys will wish they were going out with me. But I don't like jealous guys. That's never a good thing." You almost anticipate that a girl who's as busty and stacked as Farrah would be in no rush to do videos and photos with the cock but Farrah's different. She says she doesn't like to make anyone wait. "If that's what the guys really want to see, I'm up for it. I like fucking. As long as I'm treated well, I'm happy. There's porn that's abusive and no girl should stand for that. I know I won't. You guys don't do that anyway. I just want to have fun and a good time and want the guys to enjoy me and my tits. That's what I do when I visit SCORE."
Look, if a maid who looked like Farrah and was lucky enough to have her anatomical dimensions was bent over dusting in front of you, you'd be palming your junk like this dude also. Some girls just bring out the caveman in a guy and Farrah is one of them. And that's why she's here! So the only cleaning that's going to get done is by tongues rolling over his cock and her nipples. That suits Farrah just fine. "I like a man to be a breast worshipper. That's why I have these boobs, so men can enjoy them. If a guy asks me out on a date, I'm certain he's really into big boobs. That makes me happy. I don't understand men who want to be with a girl with my body and not pay lots and lots of attention to my breasts. I think guys who are into big boobs are more passionate and horny than the average guy. That's what I've experienced in my life. When I'm sucking a man and he's vibrating with pleasure or I'm wrapping my breasts around his cock, making it harder and harder, that's the greatest satisfaction for me. Yes, I'm happy to wear a maid's uniform or any other costume if a guy wants me to in the bedroom, if that's his fantasy!" Well said, Farrah.
Farrah likes dancing, shopping and traveling. She was born in Pennsylvania and now lives in Texas. She says she has a major breast fetish and expects any guy who's interested in her to feel the same way. Her sexual fantasy is to be controlled by a man. "If a man doesn't act like the boss, most women will not respect him," says Farrah. "Most girls won't say this but it's true. They don't respect the wimp. Now I don't expect a man to be a brute; I expect him to be an intelligent, strong-willed gentleman and treat me well. But he should be the leader in the relationship, even if it's just a no-strings fun and sex casual relationship." Farrah knows what she likes in the sack. "How can I describe my perfect fuck? All I can think of is harder, harder, harder. You can see I'm not a thin, fragile wisp. I'm not going to break in half. I do admit I'm a size queen. I like a man with a nice smile and a huge cock that he knows how to use."
Making her world premiere on SCOREVideos.com is Farrah...the amazing Farrah!! Where the heck has she been all our lives? Man, we don't know how these babes can hide out and escape the boob radar system. Farrah has fantastic jugs made for sucking! And whatever else you can think of! She likes her men to be foot fetishists and breast worshippers...there must be no shortage of them. Farrah thought it would be hot to role-play as the out-call sexy maid that shows up at a house with her tits spilling out of her too-tight bra. Horny idea! She drives the guy there insane while she dusts. Farrah towers over Tony who's not so little in his pants. He pitches a tentpole while watching Farrah and in a very short time, she's on her tummy on the couch, tits on his thigh, slurping and sucking on his long dong. This is really a terrific cleaning service Tony has telephoned. Are they all this topheavy? Tony slips it into Farrah's pussy and fills her up. We'd say a Voluptuous and SCORE star is born! Look for much more Farrah in SCORE and Voluptuous magazines and Scoreland.com. This babe's a lotto winner as in a lotto tits.
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Both Toronto's Mark Fraser and the Rangers' Mats Zucarello agreed to contracts today, meaning that every one of the 21 players who filed for arbitration ended up agreeing to a contract before the hearing took place.
As I wrote earlier, arbitration is an ugly process, but it needs to be there to move along a certain set of salary negotiations.
It is likely that no player got what they wanted, and every team paid more than what they wished, but that means the process works. Putting your future in the hands of an arbitrator who simply looks at statistics without knowing much about the game is a risky process that neither side really wants to undertake.
Fraser, for instance was asking for $2M per season, which is a high figure for a 6th or 7th defenseman. But depending on how they framed the statistical comparables, it was a number that was not out of the realm of possibility, given his +/- stat and his ranking for fighting majors. A $2M award would have been crippling for the Leafs and their already stretched salary cap, and Fraser ended up settling for more than double his salary and his first career one-way contract.
Big winners from the threat of arbitration were Blake Wheeler, Bryan Little and Zach Bogosian of the Jets (combined for $89M over 6, 5 and 7 years respectively), as well as Sam Gagner of the Oilers.
Either way, the arbitrators can now have the next couple of weeks off. Their services will no longer be required.
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) - The first of three public input sessions on the future of downtown Sheboygan is set for Tuesday at the John Michael Kohler Art Center at six o'clock. Planning and Development Director Chad Pelishek said the city's consultant will be there to take the input and incorporate it into a plan which will be completed by year's end. He said it's an opportunity for people to share ideas on what they would like to see downtown or to discuss the current trends and different developments that could come to the downtown in the next two to three years when the plan is implemented. The goal is to develop a plan for development of the Harbor Centre Business Improvement District, which includes the 8th Street corridor from Indiana Avenue to Ontario. Pelishek said those who can't make the meeting can go to the Mead Public Library and fill out a paper copy or give input online at http://harborcentre.questionpro.com/.
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- Alan Mozes
TUESDAY, Oct. 19 (HealthDay News) -- Skin cancer patients who
are poor, uninsured and/or less well-educated appear to be less
able to correctly identify the kind of malignancy they have, new
U.S. research suggests.
The finding could place such individuals at a higher risk for
skin cancer recurrence, if their confusion prevents them from
taking precautionary steps.
"This study shows that a surprisingly large number of skin cancer patients are unaware of whether they were diagnosed with melanoma or nonmelanoma cancer," study author Elliot J. Coups, a behavioral scientist at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, said in an institute news release.
"It is of concern that individuals with a lower level of education or income are more likely to lack knowledge of their skin cancer diagnosis type as they have a worse prognosis when diagnosed with melanoma," Coups added.
Coups reports on his work in a research letter published Oct. 18
in the
Archives of Dermatology. The study was funded in part by the U.S. National Cancer Institute.
The author noted that almost 800,000 Americans have a history of
melanoma, while about 13 million have had generally less lethal
non-melanoma skin cancer.
The current assessment is based on a review of data concerning
nearly 1,200 adults with skin cancer who participated in a
2007-2008 survey conducted by the U.S. National Center for Health
While about 20 percent said they had melanoma, and more than 60
percent said they had non-melanoma skin cancer, about 20 percent
said they had no idea what type of skin cancer they had.
This lack of knowledge was more common among the poorly educated
(about 30 percent of those with a high school education or less).
It was also more common among those with a low family income and
those who lacked health insurance or were in poor or fair health.
Between 26 percent and 33 percent of such individuals were not
clear on the particulars of their diagnosis.
Gender, age and the amount of time since cancer was diagnosed
was not linked to confusion about a cancer diagnosis.
"These findings suggest that [at risk] individuals may gain particular benefit from additional education from health-care providers about their skin cancer diagnosis and treatment," Coups said. "Such information also could have a positive impact on the prevention and earlier detection of subsequent cases of skin cancer."
More information
For more on skin cancer, visit the
Skin Cancer Foundation.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Win tickets for you and a guest to the Race to the Pole Welcome Home Reception at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace on the 16th of February 2012! All you have to do is make a donation via the JustGiving.com page to enter our prize draw. There are two tickets (plus a guest each) up for grabs – the winners will be announced on January 20th 2012.
Distance to the Pole (straight line): 119 nmi
Total distance travelled: 579.4 nmi
Henry Worsley, leader of the two-man Amundsen team, dedicates Day 59′s report to ReMark, a generous sponsor of the race. It's a day of rest for Henry and Lou, and aren't we all glad to hear it after yesterday's worrying report of frostbitten faces and fingers. Winds gusting up to 25mph, bringing temperatures as low as -44 degrees, made the decision to stay in their tent, read and make minor kit repairs, all the more easy. Henry reflects briefly on the race as it enters its final days, with the pole less than two weeks away.
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Distance to the Pole (straight line): 250 nmi
Total distance travelled: 528.8 nmi
To kick things off, Kev Johnson of Team Scott wishes everyone a happy New Year, from friends and family to even their beloved pets! As for Day 59 itself, it was a day of strong winds and cold temperatures for Team Scott as well as the Amundsen contingent. A large hill puts paid to their plans to walk for 9 hours, but despite ending the day early, they still manage an excellent 12.3 nautical miles.
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We give voice to the loved ones of our intrepid adventurers. This week, it's the turn if Henry's children Max and Alicia:
"After my dad's first trip to the pole, I didnt for a minute think that it would be his last! When Mark started coming round to the house a year ago, I was completely gripped and excited about their new expedition. On most weekends, the garden was scattered with equipment, the kitchen table covered in maps, and there were two Polar enthusiasts wandering around the house with faces of concentration and excitment."
"All of the guys have put their whole hearts into this expedition and they all deserve the sense of achievement that they'll receive – it must be an indescribable feeling for them when they all reach the pole after such a tough journey. The British Legion's recovery centres for injured soldiers is the most incredible cause, and the boys intend to continue fundraising for this when they return to England which will be fantastic. I cant wait for them all to get back, and wish them the best of luck in the last stages of their journey."
"I can never really understand what Daddy loves about being freezing cold, not sleeping in a cosy bed, not having proper food, and all the other endless things that come in the South Pole package! But the only thing I can do is support him, and trust me I do."
"However much I miss him, my favourite part is seeing him at the airport with a long GREY beard, bringing him home and cooking him the first home cooked meal he's had in a long time."
"He is fulfilling his dream; showing everyone in the world that it can be done. I reckon there are many people who are just sitting thinking about their dreams, but never get round to making them a reality because they have some silly excuse (like too much work)! But Daddy has and however many more expeditions he's going to do, I will support him with every single one."
"How many people can say that their Dad has walked to the South Pole, not once but twice. I think that there are more people that have stood on the moon than done this route across the Antarctic and it's an amazing achievement. I'm not going to lie, the only way you could make me go is in a plane of some sort, but that's cheating…… maybe one day Mum and I could meet him there???"
If you're a family member or close friend, and would like to send your message out to all the readers, please do email Andrew Gough (webmaster) at email@example.com.
Part 2
A series of reflections on Antarctic travels past and present, by Peter Otway. In the early 1960s, Peter surveyed much of the areas through which our teams are now passing.
"Our 3-month survey of the Beardmore-Axel Heiberg region, although typical of the NZ geological and Survey expeditions in the early 1960s, was unique in some respects, covering a larger area than usual (21,000 sq miles) and involving living on the Polar Plateau at 8,000 to 11,000 feet. Best of all from my own perspective, our 4-man team had the privilege of exploring and mapping the areas made famous by Shackleton, Scott, Amundsen and Byrd. The plan devised by our leader, Wally Herbert, was to be landed (by a US Navy DC3) at the head of the Mill Glacier, flowing into the upper Beardmore. How cushy compared to Team Scott's 7 week slog across the ice shelf and up the glacier! We would then work our way eastward around the edge of the plateau to the Axel Heiberg, setting up our survey stations on high peaks with commanding views over wide expanses of nunataks, mountains and glaciers, all the way down to the Ross Ice Shelf to 60 miles to the north."
Click here to read Part 2 of Peter Otway's Reflections in full
Keep track of both teams with our interactive Google Earth map. Zoom in to see each day's progress, with the position marked by pictures of team leaders Henry Worsley and Mark Langridge. Click on the icon to see that day's sitrep in full.
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A Special Message to all Schools
The three schools that raise the most funds for the Scott-Amundsen Race and the Royal British Legion will be rewarded with a visit from the Scott team! Mark, Vic and Kev will give a full presentation during their visit, with slides, videos, images, in short, the full works.
Schools wishing to donate should do so via the JustGiving.com page. Enter the name of your school when donating, and email Andy the webmaster email@example.com to make sure we register your donation.
We'd also like to invite all the schools that are following the progress to contact the webmaster, so that you can be mentioned on a new "Scott-Amundsen Schools" page. Please include a very short text on your school and any SACR-related activities, especially fundraising efforts! We'll list your school plus a link to your website.


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In a stunning move of total hypocrisy a blogger has used the very word he accused Rush Limbaugh of using that was overtly racist. That blogger is one Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs. First, here is the post in which Johnson uses the word "uppity" to describe the Catholic Nuns that are under scrutiny by the Church. It is all in the headline: Vatican Cracks Down on Uppity US Nuns. Here is Johnson's brief comment about it.
The Vatican is cracking down on American nuns who aren't opposed to women's rights and gay rights, which should surprise no one who's been following the Catholic Church's swing to the right.
Here is a screen shot just in case the headline suddenly changes.
But what is so wrong about the word "uppity. Does it not merely refer to one who is arrogant? Not in the mind of Johnson, this is really secret racist talk. He accused Rush Limbaugh of using the word instead of the one that starts with "N" in reference to Michelle Obama.
The day is approaching when Rush Limbaugh will dispense with the evasions entirely and start calling the Obamas by the word he really wants to use, the word that starts with an N.
Because this is no dog whistle, folks. This is outright, overt, in your face racism.
Johnson later went after Glenn Beck who did not criticize Limbaugh over the remark.
And now Glenn Beck is co-signing Rush Limbaugh's racist slurs against the First Lady.
So what we have here is that Charles Johnson has used a racist slur against Catholic Nuns. By Johnson's own standard and the way he attacked others for using "uppity" we now have proof that Johnson is really a racist. Johnson really should have just used the "N-word" because that is what "uppity" is just a substitute for. Since Johnson is so obsessed with pointing out the racism at other blogs, I thought it was appropriate to expose his own racism. Shameful.
Charles Johnson does a pathetic attempt at defending his usage of "uppity" and I respond to that here.
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Sarabeth's West
- Address:
423 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY 10024Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Sarabeth's West
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.sarabethswest.com/
- Phone: 2124966280x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 3:30pm; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 8:00am - 4:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm; Tea Time: Monday - Friday: 3:30pm - 5:30pm, Saturday - Sunday: 4:00pm - 5:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Stephen Myers
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, High Tea, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Carlos Blanco 2124966280x
- Entertainment: Live Jazz on Thursdays from 6:00pm - 9:00pm.
A word from Sarabeth's West
Known for its colorful homestyle cooking, warm atmosphere and family-friendly service, locals and visitors have felt at home at this very first Sarabeth's location for nearly 30 years. Among many other cultural attractions on the Upper West Side, we're within walking distance of The American Museum of Natural History, The Beacon Theater, The Children's Museum of Manhattan, Central Park and Riverside Park.Continued
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- OkOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014Food was good, especially crab guacamole. Pleasent server, atmospere didn't impress.Special Features:
- Absolutely WONDERFUL!jesslovesgreatfoodDined on 9/5/2014I celebrated my birthday at Sarabeth's this September and could not have been happier! The lobster Diavolo is incredible, the tomato soup is the best I have ever had and the dessert--chocolate truffle cake-- was excellent too! We had great service and everyone loved their meals. I can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- Great breakfast!NycTouristDined on 8/29/2014We went on the recommendation of a friend and it was a great stop before heading over to the American Museum of Natural History.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor food and expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014bad service, brought our steak our before we had finished apps, then took it away for over 15 minutes and brought it back COLD!
- MeetingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/28/2014.. I had to schedule last minute a 9 am meeting place with a vendor from London ... this place worked out very well.. thank youSpecial Features:
- Yum!foodfiestaDined on 8/19/2014The lemon ricotta pancake was excellent. The crab cake sandwich was awesome. You could taste real lump crabs in it. Seafood Cobb salad was great but a bit pricey. However, we ordered Peach Crumb Pie for dessert. It tasted peach in a can and the crust was stale. We only ate vanilla gelato which was served along with a pie. Gelato was good. We wished that we had ordered just gelato instead.Special Features:
- PiggiesPuggieDined on 8/18/2014Pretty good food but way overpriced for breakfast. The quality of the service has really declined. It wasn't busy when I was there, but it was impossible to get a second cup of coffee or the waitress' attention. I'm looking for a new spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- weekday late breakfastRYTTERDined on 8/5/2014Parked right in front of the restaurant. Made reservations 4 or 5 days in advance. Got a table right in the middle of the first floor, very noisy as voices were coming from all around us. If I had known, I would have preferred to sit at either side of the room and not the middle, but the table we got was what was prepared for us and the sides were all filled. Had out-of-town guests and met them in Manhattan. Called ahead concerning food allergy for one of the kids, they were understanding and completely accommodating - wonderfully assuring. The food was normal, but considering the price, the cost performance was probably low to average for Manhattan.Special Features:
- Very Accommodating!karenkayeVIPDined on 8/4/2014Had asked for a quiet table for conversation and we got exactly that. Service was ver good and patient with special requests, indecision, diverse orders, etc. all the food was excellent including the crab and guacamole appetizer recommended by our server. I only had an appetizer after having a large lunch earlier in the day so I would love to go back and try some of the other options.I would recommend this to a friend.
- GroupMnydinesDined on 8/1/2014Made reservations online had two people drop and they did not give us a hard time. Our server never rushed us and made sure coffee was hot! Food delicious and plate changes were not an issue. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UWS StaplenycmommaVIPDined on 8/1/2014You can't beat the lemon ricotta pancakes nor the four flowers juice for brunch. Very consistent. Good to beat the rush though because the lines re crazy long.Special Features:
- disappointing dayDisappointedx1Dined on 7/31/2014this was my second visit this month . Today the steel cut oats did not appear to be steel cut, they were the normal size of oatmeal flakes and very soft and creamy rather than the consistency one finds in steel cut oats. The granola was overpopulated with sunflower seeds. Lastly my companion and I had to raise our voices to hear each other because the noise level was so high including children cryingI would recommend this to a friend.
- YumLilIKeDined on 7/29/2014Delicious all around. The Biscuits are perfect. Shrimp risotto and Red snapper were divine. Cookies so, so when compared with the main meal. I would definitely return.Special Features:
- Yum plus classYummyDined on 7/24/2014Had brunch. The food choices excellent and food delicious and generous. Not rushed was able to chat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre Concert DiningMissionbrideDined on 7/22/2014We went here for a concert at Beacon theatre, so we unfortunately didn't have time to try any of the appetizers or desserts. But the creamy tomato soup was very good, it is very rich though. Our server was nice and offered to split it for us which was just the right amount, if we had each ordered one it would have been too much soup before eating a full entree. We had the shrimp risotto and the roasted chicken both were good. If we go to another show at the Beacon we would go to Sarabeths again.Special Features:
- SARA BETH'S IS SCRUMPTIOUSbevcowVIPDined on 7/19/2014Wonderful wonderful wonderful. met friends for dinner. we each had something different: filet mignon, lobster prix fix, lamb shank, chicken. each dish was prepared to our specifications. we so enjoyed our meals. the only drawback was the noise level. it was very difficult to carry on a conversation.Special Features:
- Wonderful, wonderfulmadymacDined on 7/18/2014My husband and I went there for dinner (had been there the previous night for a late dessert). Staff is attentive and friendly, food is terrific. I had the lamb shank, which was very flavorful and tender. Peach pie for dessert was sheer perfection. Great for people watching too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVESouthernGirlTXDined on 7/14/2014Great food variation followed by incredible service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sarabeth's WestGVdinerDined on 7/11/2014This is the original location. The staff was friendly & attentive, the food preparation and service prompt, and the meal filling. I ordered the roasted chicken salad & was pleased to see, unlike most chicken salads - which generally are mostly mixed greens with some chicken - this rustic salad was mostly chicken with some hearty vegetables included. The salad did come with fingerling potatoes despite my request those be left out, but fortunately was a very minor ingredient compared to the chicken, asparagus & mushrooms. A note the prices are on the expensive end, but worth it for a treat. The chocolate pot de creme dessert was nothing special, however - like any chocolate pudding mix - so recommend trying other items on the dessert menu.Special Features:
- Good place for breakfast/brunch butcarolynVIPDined on 7/11/2014This place is a staple in the neighborhood but I think they take their reputation for granted.The service wasn't very good and they seemed distracted in terms of whose bill it was or the order. I think they can't take all of that for granted with so many new places opening upSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not to missOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/9/2014just an excellent brunch, excellent waiter and a great local gem!Special Features:
- Formidable!NiecyDined on 6/26/2014Enjoyed the ambiance and the food was superb. Great for an evening with friends. Music was a big plus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/21/2014The service was great, the staff friendly and willing to help, the ambiance was fantastic. The food....not so good. Very bland and the filet mignon was overrun with gravy, the meal was a bit of a letdown after everything else was so good......Special Features:
- Sarabeth'sMonsignorDined on 6/21/2014We enjoyed a very nice dinner here after a show at the Beacon. The food was great and the service friendly and attentive. A lovely neighborhood made our experience exceptional.Special Features:
- Great spot on the Upper West SideRubellDined on 6/21/2014My friend and I went to a Broadway show and then to the Beacon Theater. In between, we chose to have an early dinner at Sarabeth's. What a pleasant surprise! Food was great, wait staff was attentive and the atmosphere was open and friendly.Special Features:
- Sarabeth's, Great Food, Poor PriceChiefDined on 6/21/2014I have to admit, Sarabeth's offerings are some of the best a restaurant of this type has to offer. Fresh ingredients, properly and professionally prepared and presented with style. We had brunch on a Sunday and all the egg entrees were cooked to perfection as were the accompaniments. My problem was the price. New York has an abundance of fantastic restaurants that offer just as good and well prepared food as Sarabeth's at well below what Sarabeth's is getting. I saw no added value because Sarabeth's was the purveyor, so I was disappointed. Great food, not so great a price.Special Features:
- Always a winner!Love2eatinnycDined on 6/19/2014I enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Sarabeth's Upper West Side on a Thursday evening. The food was amazing and the live jazz was a bonus. Our server could not have nicer or more helpful! I would definitely recommend this place. The brunch/breakfast menu is also amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, basic foodMirabelleDined on 6/19/2014The menu is not eclectic--just full of goodness, like braised lamb shanks and lobster mac'n'cheese. There is something for everyone. The food was served hot and was delicious. Everyone at the table ordered something different and enjoyed their meal. The desserts were delicious. Live jazz definitely enhances the experience. Lots of neighborhood locals and "regulars" in the crowd. We will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Lovely spotOllieDined on 6/18/2014I've visited Sarabeth's (Upper West Side) a number of times and have never been disappointed. The staff are always very pleasant, the setting is comfortable and the food is delicious. My girlfriend is allergic to dairy but there of mains that she can have - and is always very happy with them! We think it's a lovely spot for lunch or dinner and will continue to go back! The online table-booking tool is very handy, too. Would happily recommend!Special Features:
- Not greatNewyorkerDined on 6/16/2014Service really slow. Food mediocre, especially for the price.
- Local FoodieLocalFoodieVIPDined on 6/12/2014Sarabeth's never disappoints. By far my favorite restaurant in the City. The food is exquisite and consistent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DanDofVADined on 6/10/2014Came for our 36th wedding anniversary from VA Requested a window seat and was waiting for us when we arrived. Food and service was wonderful! We were there in evening; I had the snapper and my husband the flatiron steak. Both were made to perfection. Wish I lived in area, would eat here all the time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- friendly air & nice mealHJkimDined on 6/9/2014The service was very good. They all were very kind. I ate dinner with my friend and we all were satisfied with foods. I think the tomato soup is great and it's enough as a meal.Special Features:
- Wonderful BrunchSarahLovesFoodDined on 6/5/2014Took my mom here for brunch, we had a great time. Ate delicious omelets and scones, my mom also got some fabulous iced tea. Very reasonable price point, I will go back!Special Features:
- Simply SatisfyinghudsonlmDined on 5/29/2014I came to Sarabeth's West for a night with some girlfriends and I thoroughly enjoyed my time. Although I heard rave reviews about the brunch fare, the dinner menu was great and the food was delicious. The drinks were top notch as well. The service was decent, although the waitresses were singing (blaming it on boredom and a near empty restaurant), which bothered me. Another serious restaurant pet peeve, which is common in NYC, is that we got grief over splitting the check. I wrote out what each person got and their method of payment, but had to fix it when the waitress realized I hadn't put exact amounts for her. How hard is it to split a check? It's 2014!Special Features:
- LynneLynneDined on 5/28/2014Always a delightful experience. Still belongs to NYC residents!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pleasant start to the morningOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/28/2014It had good food, nice service was provided, and it was a very pleasant atmosphere.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not just for brunchmusicdocVIPDined on 5/24/2014Although sometimes impossible to get in for brunch, and well-deserved, dinner is a more sedate and non-stressed experience. It's a relief from the stressed bar crowd nearby and the quality is admirable. No, it's not trend-setting or the latest fad; it's reliable, consistent, and always satisfying. It's called good cooking.Special Features:
- The following 698 reviews are from the Sarabeth's West reviews archive.
- deliciousJamieNYCVIPDined on 5/24/2014I have never had a bad meal at Sarabeth's. As usual, this dinner was delicious. The service was accomodating and curteous. Seating was comfy. Sarabeth's is one of my neighborhood favorites.Special Features:
- Serene respite from hurlyburlyFunwithfoodDined on 5/23/2014When my husband and I want impeccable food - my salmon was outstanding - we head for Sarabeth's to be cared for in it's refreshing atmosphere sort of like a wonderful wrap-around porch in the Hamptons. So civilized; excellent service; food selections have been edited over the years to provide a variety of choices from the warm breads trough the excellent desserts. We love this place - And love to go there at the end of the week, especially in the summer when so many go away for the weekends that it's an oasis of calm - with yummy food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The moment firefighters began to get an edge on the fires, pundits, bloggers and other gasbags couldn't wait to proclaim San Diego's superiority over New Orleans in government response to disaster.
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"New Orleans, on the other hand," said the writer, "was a city on the federal dole dominated by Democrats, racial politics, and the legacy of Huey Long's populist-socialist dreams."
Everybody got that?
Republicans are better at evacuations than Democrats. This seems to be particularly true when the Republicans in question can flee down the highway in Yukons while Democrats wait for buses trapped under water.
"We've evacuated more people than were evacuated in Katrina," San Diego County Sheriff Bill Kolender said Wednesday.
Not only was that ridiculously untrue, but one might argue the evacuations in the San Diego area were made necessary by a lack of firefighting personnel and equipment in a region that shuns taxes and happily sticks outside agencies with the tab when the bill comes due.
Talk about being on the dole.
And I hate to break up the back-slapping party President Bush, Gov. Schwarzenegger and various local officials staged Thursday, but the equipment shortage in the state's wildfires was indisputable.
In 2004, a Schwarzenegger panel recommended that the state buy 150 new fire trucks, and only 19 have been ordered.
How many houses were destroyed by fire this week in Southern California? Was it nearly 1,800?
Don't get me wrong. In habitually corrupt Louisiana , bumbling pols made a horrible situation worse during Katrina. But as for the suggestions that San Diegans set the standard for responsibility and leadership, let's not forget that the city was on the brink of bankruptcy not long ago because of colossal fiscal mismanagement, or that San Diego County Congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham was corrupt enough to make Louisiana pols stand up and salute.
At conservative Townhall.com, columnist Rich Lowry said comparing any natural disaster with Hurricane Katrina is unfair, which couldn't be more true. But that didn't stop him.
"San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium filled up with 20,000 evacuees and volunteers," wrote Lowry. "If the Superdome in New Orleans after Katrina was like a ring in Dante's hell, Qualcomm has been like a street fair -- with bountiful food, and even massages, acupuncture and yoga on offer."
Very interesting.
I'm wondering, though, if the absence of a street fair atmosphere in New Orleans had something to do with a death toll in the hundreds, with bodies floating in streets that had turned to rivers after a wall of water destroyed nearly the entire city and separated thousands of families.
Lowry is right, though. I was in New Orleans after Katrina, and I don't recall anyone offering massage and yoga. Nor did I hear the words, "Acupuncture, anyone?"
USC professor Jeff McCombs sent me an e-mail suggesting that if San Diego County had been run by New Orleans Democrats, half the firefighters and police would have deserted their posts, residents would have refused to evacuate for fear of looting, and the mayor would have told evacuees the federal government was letting it all happen "because they are white and Republican."


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I don't quite think thats the case. If I remember, "adventurers" have taken down Ragnaros, Nefarian, C'thun, Kel'thuzad, etc etc. In fact it may be the opposite, where unless it specifically states a major lore character did it alone, it was always almost a group of adventurers and possibly and major lore character helping them (recent examples being Illidan, Kiljaedan, and the Lich King.)


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(WMC TV) - Parents of teenage daughters, please monitor their e-mail accounts.
Someone's sending them a modeling offer that's really just another check scam.
"The modeling agency sent this young girl an e-mail stating that she could start modeling classes," said U.S. Postal Inspector Lori McCallister.
The so-called "modeling agency" mailed the teenager a $2,500 check to get started. All she had to do was transfer a little money back via Western Union for "royalties" and "taxes."
There's your scam.
"This was a counterfeit check," said McCallister, who said the girl would have lost legitimate money from her account and would have been responsible for passing a bad check. "Thankfully, the mother realized her daughter was being scammed."
Inspectors said the crooks behind this check scam are trolling modeling sites. They're prowling the comment threads for girls' e-mail addresses or web contacts.
Never open e-mails or their attachments from senders you don't know. Do not click on offers or links from modeling agencies or trade schools you don't recognize. They can steal your passwords or launch malware on your computer.
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League of Legends: Kill of the Day 'Flash Arrow'
GameZone welcomes you back this week with an amazing kill in League of Legends.
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Lock eyes from across the room
Down my drink while the rhythms boom
Take your hand and skip the names
No need here for the silly games
Make our way through the smoke and crowd
The club is the sky and I'm on your cloud
Move in close as the lasers fly
Our bodies touch and the angels cry
Leave this place, go back to yours
Our lips first touch outside your door
Is the whole night what we've got in store?
Whisper in my ear that you want some more
And I jizz in my pants
This really never happens, you can take my word
I won't apologize, that's just absurd
Mainly your fault for the way that you dance
And now I jizz in my pants
Don't tell your friends or I'll say you're a slut
Plus it's your fault, you were rubbin' my butt
I'm very sensitive, some would say that's a plus
Now I'll go home and change
I need a few things from the grocery
Do things alone now mostly
Left me heartbroken, not lookin' for love
Surprise in my eyes when I looked above
The checkout counter and I saw her face
My heart stood still, so did time and space
Never thought that I could feel real again
But the look in her eyes said "I need a friend"
She turned to me, that's when she said it
Looked me dead in the face, asked "Cash or credit?"
And I jizzed in my pants
It's perfectly normal, nothing wrong with me
But we're going to need a cleanup on aisle 3
And now I'm posed in an awkward stance
Because I jizzed in my pants
To be fair, you were flirting a lot
Plus the way you bag cans makes me bothered and hot
Please stop acting like you're not impressed
One more thing, I'm gonna pay by check
Last week I saw a film
As I recall it was a horror film
Walked outside into the rain
Checked my phone and saw you rang
And I jizzed in my pants
Speeding down the street, when the red lights flash
Need to get away, need to make a dash
A song comes on that reminds me of you
And I jizz in my pants
The next day, my alarm goes off
And I jizz in my pants
Open my window and a breeze rolls in
And I jizz in my pants
When Bruce Willis was dead at the end of Sixth Sense
I jizzed in my pants
I just ate a grape
And I jizzed in my pants
I went to. . .
Ok seriously you guys, can we. . . . ok?
I jizz right in my pants
Every time you're next to me
And when we're holdin hands
Its like havin sex with me
You say I'm premature
I just call it ecstasy
I wear a rubber at all times
Its a necessity
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Good Charlotte: Dare or Double Dare?
Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
Good Charlotte released their video for "Last Night" on Funny or Die. The video is a tribute to my favorite Nickelodeon of all time — Family Double Dare! In the video, the band members (the Red Team, "Cowabunga! and the Twins") are taking on the Blue Team ("Cheese Cutters"). Former "Double Dare" host Marc Summers even […]


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Should Abby's Parents Have Let Her Sail?
When Abby Sunderland went missing at sea yesterday, the blogosphere started buzzing with questions ... and judgment (especially for Abby's parents).
Should Abby's parents have let their 16-year-old daughter sail solo in the first place?
When we spoke with Abby's mom earlier this year, she said, "I ... think every kid is different, and every parent is different. Some are more prone to trouble than others. But Abby is a good kid, and I trust her completely. I understand that need to protect, but you've got to let go at a certain point."
Abby's story has drawn comparisons to that of Jessica Dubroff, the 7-year-old pilot trainee who died attempting to become the youngest person to fly an airplane across the United States.
Are we pushing our kids too far, too fast?
I see no problem with Abby sailing around the world but
"ALONE" is totally irresponsible on her parent's part. No matter what sailing experience she has she has absolutely NO control of the weather & with all the piracy on the ocean lately, I could never let my 16 year old daughter or son either sail ALONE!!
Parents are supposed to be setting the boundaries, and though Abby is probably an amazing sailor, it was irresponsible for her parents to let her do this. The time of year, bad weather, the TIME AND COST OF SEARCHING FOR HER WHEN LOST, was not adequately taken into account. Abby was very lucky that a French fishing vessel went a day out of their way (who's paying for that?) to rescue her, and she didn't get picked up by pirates… Thankfully she's safe, and now she's famous, which is probably the real reason for this "stunt"…
if you seen Larry King the other nite, the dad was after a T.V show , he should go to jail for a little while !!!!!
i am so totally surprised at how many people agree with her parents. she is still a child and needs to be supervised in any dangerous situation. i would never dream of allowing my child to do something like that alone. these parents should not have ever had children. there is too many people out there who want to be friends with their kids and not parents.it is our job to protect our children and teach them to grow up to be responsible adults, and not to give in to any whim they may have. i wonder how they would feel had she died out there alone. there is no justification for their actions.
when I was growing up in the 70's, my dad and mom were very CrAzY !!!we lived up a country road, no one ells around but us.. so they could do as they pleased,( I GUESS)my dad would get drunk ,he would give us kids a head start,. then he would get his gun's and hunt us all nite, my mom would leave ( go to the bar's to party )he would shoot at us ( thank,God he missed us ) but anyway,to much to write,I'll just say this , the movies " THE BURNING BED and MOMMY DEAREST " they don't hold a candle to my life as a child . u need to ? thing's….
To many things could of happened to her out there by herself. Its dangerous enough if an adult went by himself.
Its scary enough letting your kids go to a dance by themselfs or away to camp. But out in the hugh ocean. What are they thinking ??
I can't stop thinking of balloon boy! The parents act so saintly but signed for a reality show. Not only did she have the ocean to deal with, she also could have been targeted by pirates and never seen again. They could've taken her boat and painted it and it could've of ended up anywhere.
I completely agree with anon & I applaud the bravery of both Abby & her parents. I do not think they were in it for publicity, but simply to follow a dream. We should all have such goals!
The ocean is certainly unpredictable, but is a large city really any different with crazy drivers & high crime rates? I'd rather be somewhere familiar, than looking over my shoulder every day as I do now.
Anon writes: It doesn't sound to me like anyone was being pushed, it sounds like Abby had a dream and set out to do something she wanted, something that most adults would be scared to even try! She was obviously capable of handling herself in the situation and I think it is great that her parents were supportive. At 16 she is old enough to understand the possible consequences and her parents were right to let her go.
Of course I think she should have been allowed to go. My hope for her is that this will not be her last try. Her brother did it successfully, and her parents are sailors as well. She comes from a family of sailors. I am proud for what she did accomplish. Things do happen. If she had reached her goal people would have a very positive outlook not negative. Could it be that because she is a girl that people are so concerned. To not reach for the stars while your young would be the crime. No her parents are not criminals they are parents who are willing to let their children dream and I mean dream big, and go out there and make their dreams come true. I respect their parents. I sometimes have a problem letting mine go out the front door. That's holding them back I know. So these parents are encouraging for parents like myself to let my children fly. To be there when they need me, but not by cutting off their will to explore that is sufficating to them. Even if something had gone wrong that is the chance you take when you take flight solo. But why put fear in a child about what could go wrong all the time, why can't we focus on what went right. SHE WAS FOUND! You are a heroic together family, and you all are a breath of fresh air.
Just know that your children are pioneers in this technological world we live in now. To be interested in something positive out side of video games, etc. is a great thing. Remember should something "God For Bid" did happen in your children's quest to accomplish this feat. Don't fret and let anyone make you as parents feel that it would be your fault in some way. Things happen to children everyday, be it by accident or intentionally and there is no one to blame outside of it just being their time to go. What ever is meant to be will be. We as parents can guide our children, but we must step back after that and again let them fly solo. Good Luck to your family and I'm glad your baby girl is home safely.
no , just like they should not be driving a car with 16 years old . in germany u are not alout to drive intell u are 18 years old , i think 18 is a better age we would have a lot less accidents !
I came from a very liberal family At 16 my aunt hitch hiked From Michigan to California w/ her parents blessing. Yes she was going to experience so many things and have so many stories to tell. And one of those stories is that she was held captive and gang raped by 3 men at knife point for 4 days before being released. Yes we want our kids to live their lives to the fullest but as their parents we cannot risk their safety by allowing them all the privlages of being an adult.
The only reason why this is such a big issue is b/c she ran into problems. If she had completed her journey we would be applauding the parents for believing in their daughter and letting her go.
I think that if the parents trusted her enough to let her go then we should all back off and let them make the decisions in their lives. There are many dangerous things that parents allow their kids to do bc they trust them and the kids are properly trained. (Like driving a car) I think it is a good thing to trust your child and believe in them. It is their decision and I think they made the right one.
As the parent of two grown children, I do not think Abby's parents were wrong to let her go. Only the parent of a child knows more about their childs maturaty and experience than they do. If they felt that she was responsible enough to do this and it was what she wanted to do, then I they were right to let her go. Of course, there are dangers but their are dangers in your own neighborhood everyday and everywhere! At least she isn't out doing drugs and getting pregnant, shes doing what she has been doing and was raised learning and sailing for her whole life. I'm sure her parents are worried as most would be, but they know her strengths and abilities better than any of us.So,I think they were right to let her try to do this.
i agree that kids these days are more mature than even 10 yrs ago. but, come on there is a limit, SHE IS 16! and to let her go by herself with how insane people are, would you not even be concerned that someone might try to hurt her, or snatch her up and do things to her. we do not live in the 50's anymore. people these days do not know the meaning of having morals, or respect for someone else, people do whatever they want without caring about the outcome of anything. i would have atleast wanted someone with her.
Bottomline, 16 is just not old enough to to something like this unsupervised. You can twist it and turn it to make it sound right all you want but it never will be. Its perfectly ok to say no to your children, and this was one of those perfect circumstances when they should have exercized that right. The parents dropped the ball here and if you disagree, you're either under 18 or you suffered at the hands of parents that were unusually strict and now you spoil your own kids to compensate for your own loss of freedom.
I think it is wrong on the parents part. There are negligent and apparently not the worrying type to let her go .There are so many dangers that the 16 year old probably will come against which i pray not, the storms the waters the pirates not having enough food and water and god knows what else. What if the waves become so strong for her to handle shes really is still just a baby at 16 and all alone on the high seas. I could never let my children go experiened or not she has no control over what mother nature has in store for her and i think we all need to pray that she makes it safely to her destination. May god bless her and keep her safe from any danger that comes her way and bring her back home where she belong safely.
i think it was wrong for the parents to let their 16 yr old daughter go out on the ocean alone like that. i dont care how much experience or how much she knew. theres always a chance at loosing her at sea or have those pirates come along.. she might've been trained in some things but did they prepare her if she was met up with pirates? if it would've been me, i wouldnt have left her go. i feel id rather have my daughter alive then loose her to the sea or some pirates.
Abby had every right to go if she felt she could handel it. Her brother did the same thing and came home to a hero's welcome. But oh no, let a girl do it and all of a sudden she is stupid and her parents are these horrible people. This just goes to show that we still think woman are weak and helpless and need men to protect us. If the brother would have had problems we would have never heard anything about it. We need to stop telling woman how helpless they are and allow them to be what ever they want.
How much did Abby's rescue cost? The Sunderlands should reimburse every cent of that, for the journey was, to them, a frivolous adventure.
I am also concerned that Abby doesn't get enough parental attention within a family so big — and getting bigger.
These people must start exercising responsibility.
Oh good grief. Here we go with the drama about how "most" kids are doing drugs or being hoodlums but we're repressing the ONE teen in America who's been allowed to follow her dream.
People, please. Most kids today get too much of what they want without boundaries firmly set in place. This seems to be a prime example. I don't care HOW experienced this girl was at sailing or if this was her life's dream. At MINIMUM her parents should have refused her for another two years until she turned 18. The fact that this child is missing only supports that the decision her parents made was WRONG!
I was surprised when I learned that a *16* year old GIRL was allowed to travel by sailboat by herself around the world. She's not a legal adult in any sense of the word and if she had needed medical attention, say for an appendix or gall bladder or some non-sailing emergency since some here think if she's experienced, she's infallable, hospitals are REQUIRED to get PARENTAL PERMISSION for ALL MINORS. With foreign exchange programs, we don't send our children to other countries without someone there to care for them. So why send a 16 year old out in the world with NO ONE to guide her or keep an eye out for her?
Let's not even go into the dangers of the ocean. Anyone who's been on the ocean on even a cruise ship KNOWS how small large ships are in the ocean, much less a tiny sailboat. Anyone who's been out to sea or even familiar with the beach and tides and the strenth of the ocean waves knows the dangers of it. Never been near the ocean? Ever watch Deadliest Catch? Those rough waters are not unique to that part of the world. Storms happen all over the world.
I'm not one to knock a person's dream and while I commend her parents for encouraging and nurturing her dreams, she had NO BUSINESS pursuing that dream until she was 18 years old, MINIMUM!
I pray and hope that she just got off course and is able to make communication with her family soon. For the sake of everyone involved. Pray for that family!


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Democratic challengers Bob Frink, Rich Moravsik and Joe de la Cruz also won seats on the nine-member board. Democratic incumbent Rita M. Schmidt was re-elected, along with Republican incumbents Heather Bond Somers, Harry A. Watson, Deborah L. Peruzzotti and Bruce S. Flax.
Somers was the top-vote getter with 2,987 votes, followed by Watson with 2,963 votes and Schmidt with 2,944 votes.
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In the Board of Education race, challengers unseated two incumbents.
Democratic newcomer Mary Kelly was top vote-getter with 2,661 votes and Republican newcomer Andrea Ackerman took the second seat on the board with 2,545 votes, according to unofficial totals.
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For more than a decade NY1 has been profiling students who excel in academics and sports and has awarded nearly 400 scholarships.
"The wonderful thing about this program is that you're getting 30 different kids from all different cultures from the five boroughs and it's just a great mix," said NY1 Executive Sports Producer Marc Weingarten. "The New York City school system is showing that they have some of the brightest and best kids going out into the world."
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February 25, 2013, 11:17 AM — Love it or hate it, Windows 8 is the bellwether for PCs. Where Microsoft goes, PCs follow. And now Microsoft is making a grab for the mobile market, too. The latest version of Windows is designed with touchscreens in mind, and one bright side of that evolution is the addition of features that make Windows more intuitive and easier to use on all devices.
Windows 8 picture passwords are an example of such a feature--a new, alternative password system that most Windows 8 users aren't even aware of.
Actually, the term picture password is a bit of a misnomer. Sure, the password allows you log in to your machine using a picture instead of an alphanumeric string of characters, but what you're actually doing is sketching a custom sequence of gestures on top of a picture to verify your identity. For example, if you use a photo of a your family, you might sketch a straight line from one person's nose to the next person's nose. Calling these passwords gesture passwords would be more appropriate, but admittedly, that name doesn't have the same alliterative appeal.
Worse, highlighting the feature's similarity to the gesture-based login systems on phones and tablets could further alienate die-hard desktop owners already leery of Windows 8. And that's a shame, because picture passwords are a nice alternative to traditional passwords and should have been integrated into PC operating systems a long time ago.
Such password aren't inherently better than your old alphanumeric passwords, but they could be a more convenient (and no less secure) way to log in to your PC.
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Microsoft clearly designed picture passwords with mobile devices in mind, since trying to type a traditional 8- to 16-character alphanumeric password with a virtual keyboard is a recipe for rage. That said, the picture password feature works well enough on nontouch systems too--simply substitute your mouse for your fingertip.
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A longtime East Texas businessman and former state representative died on Tuesday.
Jimmy Earl Mankins Sr. died in Longview. He was 87. Mankins was a longtime trucking operator and former member of the Texas legislature where he served five terms as a state representative.
According to his obituary, Mankins was born in Electra on February 9, 1926. He moved to Kilgore at the age of five. After graduating from Kilgore High School, he attended Texas A&M University but interrupted his education to join the military in 1944. He served in the United States Army Air Force as a tail gunner during World War II.
After the war, he earned his associate of arts degree from Kilgore College in 1948. It was at Kilgore College that he met and married Virginia Henley. He completed his education at North Texas State University with a bachelor of business administration in 1950.
Mankins began his political career as a City Commissioner of Kilgore in mid 1960's. In 1974, Mankins was elected to the Texas House of Representatives serving Gregg County for five terms. As a legislator, Mankins was appointed to the House Committee on Energy Resources and House Committee on Transportation serving as Chairman of various sub-committees. In 1977-78, he was Chairman of Appropriative Matters on Transportation. In 1979-80, he served as Chairman of Employment Practices Committee as well as member of the Transportation Committee and in 1983 served on the Transportation Committee, Business and Commerce Committee and Local and Consent Calendar Committee as Vice-chairman.
Mankins is survived by his wife Virginia and five children. The family will receive friends at Rader Funeral Home on Thursday from 6-7:30 p.m. Services will be held on Friday at 10 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Kilgore.
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BANGKOK (Jan. 7, 2005) – Habitat for Humanity offices in four of the principal countries affected by the devastating earthquake-triggered tsunami in the Indian Ocean are putting together plans that could house up to as many as 25,000 families in a first phase of transitional housing as it works to provide permanent housing solutions. Groundbreaking on the homes could occur as early as next week.
Corporate and other donors within Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and Thailand have pledged more than US$1.9 million in money and gifts-in-kind to Habitat. Matching funds from Habitat for Humanity International and other donations will provide even more homeless families secure accommodations.
"It's important that we move as quickly as possible to help these families get into safe and appropriate shelter," said Paul Leonard, chief executive officer of Habitat for Humanity International.
"The families most impacted were the very poor, and there is a serious need to get them out of the camps and back onto their own land as soon as possible," said Steve Weir, vice president for HFHI's work in the Asia-Pacific region. "Not only are many of the refugee centers unsafe and growing more unsafe, but they have moved families away from their limited sources of livelihood. Getting them back into shelter on their own land sooner rather than later must be our first priority."
Habitat's goal is to help families move out of the camps into transitional accommodations as a first step to permanent housing. Due to overcrowding, hunger, disease and crime in many camps, authorities are encouraging families to return to their communities to start rebuilding their shattered lives. Habitat officials estimate that for as little as US$200 per displaced person, they can move a family of five out of a camp and into permanent housing.
Habitat's two-pronged response involves working in partnership with local officials, relief agencies and other nongovernmental organizations to quickly provide transitional housing. Examples would include a permanent structure comprising one room and a verandah under a roof, plus sanitary facilities, and a permanent structure and a roof that would exclude external/internal walls where families may insert temporary walls themselves. The transitional houses do not require Habitat's traditional no-interest, no-profit mortgage repayment and Habitat hopes to build the homes on land families already own. Later, the homes could be improved and extended using Save & Build or other Habitat programs.
Habitat also proposes to create "disaster response technical centers" – modeled on its successful building and training center concept. These centers would provide technical expertise and assistance to families, Habitat affiliates and partners. Later these centers could become full-blown building and technical centers, "social businesses" that teach people the skills for making their own homes as well as producing affordable building materials such as compressed earth blocks, roofing tiles, doors, windows and frames.
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In Sri Lanka, where several Habitat affiliates and their homeowners were directly affected, an estimated one million people have been displaced. HFH Sri Lanka is part of C-Net, an alliance of 10 Christian-based NGOs working to provide shelter using transitional housing. Ground could be broken for the first houses as early as next week.
In the first phase, the goal is to build 10,000 core houses and to move 100,000 people out of refugee camps. HFH Sri Lanka is the largest homebuilder in the country, after the government, and could be responsible for half that total. Each basic shelter is expected to cost up to US$500.
Habitat for Humanity India will focus on hard-hit coastal areas of Tamil Nadu state, where an estimated 10,000 people were killed. HFH India is working with the Discipleship Center and others to distribute food, clothing and tents to families as part of a state government plan to encourage people to return home.
HFH India seeks to provide transitional "core" housing for up to 4,000-6,000 families in the first building phase. Disaster response/building and training centers are planned in four communities and each center would support around 1,000 families or more as they build new homes. The core houses, about half the size of a normal HFH India unit, would cost about US$400-$500 each.
In Indonesia, the hardest hit country, Habitat's national office expects to work in Aceh, at the northern tip of Sumatra Island, and on Nias, an island to the west of Sumatra. The office is considering using materials donated or sold at a discount by a major Indonesian steel group to erect transitional steel housing in refugee centers. The homes would be dismantled for reuse once the families return to their own land. Units could cost around US$200 each and the initial plan is to house 250 families in Aceh and another 200 in Nias. HFH Indonesia would establish three disaster response technical centers on Sumatra.
In Thailand, though the national HFH office does not have existing activities in the tsunami-affected south, it is joining the national reconstruction effort. Options being considered include disaster response technical//business and training centers, and a target of 1,000 "core" homes, costing around US$750 each. In Thailand and Indonesia, in particular, HFHI may provide significant capacity building support to strengthen the national organizations.
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Darwin biopic to open Toronto film festival
The higher-profile of these, by far, seems to be Creation, starring real-life couple Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connelly as Charles Darwin and his wife Emma; the Toronto International Film Festival announced last week that its opening gala presentation this year will be the world premiere of this film, which was directed by Jon Amiel and based on a book by Randal Keynes.
(Trivia note: Keynes himself is the great-great-grandson of the Darwins, and he is also the father of Skandar, who plays Edmund in the Narnia movies. So one of the "sons of Adam" who sits on one of the thrones at Cair Paravel is also a "son of Darwin"!)The TIFF press release describes the Creation story arc this way:
Part ghost story, part psychological thriller, part heart-wrenching love story Creation is the story of Charles Darwin. His great, still controversial, book The Origin of Species depicts nature as a battleground. In Creation the battleground is a man's heart. Torn between his love for his deeply religious wife and his own growing belief in a world where God has no place, Darwin finds himself caught in a struggle between faith and reason, love and truth.Some viewers may recall that Bettany played another early-19th-century naturalist in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World -- only there, his character seemed okay with the idea that God and evolution could co-exist. It will be interesting to see if these two ideas are presented as complete opposites in Creation, or if any common ground will be allowed between them. (If the film is co-presented by Mel Gibson's Icon Films, how atheist could it be?)
The Darwin we meet in Creation is a young, vibrant father, husband and friend whose mental and physical health gradually buckles under the weight of guilt and grief for a lost child. Ultimately it is the ghost of Annie, his adored 10-year-old daughter, who leads him out of darkness and helps him reconnect with his wife and family. Only then is he able to write the book that changed the world.
Meanwhile, another film about the scientist and his wife is reportedly in the works. Mrs. Darwin will reportedly star Joseph Fiennes and Rosamund Pike, though it is not clear how far along this production is yet, or even whether the cameras have begun to roll on it.
After Mel Gibson's recent escapades, it would be no surprise at all if the film was militantly atheist, even if Icon is involved, because he has certainly moved on from whatever spiritual thing he had when he was motivated to do _The Passion_.
Does Mel Gibson have any remaining association with Icon distribution (as opposed to the Icon production company)? Icon Productions doesn't seem to be involved in "Creation," only Icon's UK and Australia distribution. According to Wikipedia, Gibson sold his international sales company last September.
In the UK those wonderful people at Damaris are working flat out to produce quality resources to link with the UK nationwide launch of 'Creation' on 25th September 2009. This is to encourage churches to seize the opportunity to discuss creation with their neighbors. Most of the resources will be available at http://www.damaris.org/creationmovie by Sept. 4th. Get planning now!


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