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1 Please stop Bruce!awesomecity | 15/05/2013 | See all awesomecity's reviews (987)An awful action film, an even worse Die Hard. These guys are bleeding a once great franchise until there is nothing left. Truly disgraceful.
5 Don't listen to the naysayer'ssafcgac | 18/06/2013 | See all safcgac's reviews (9)A lot of people have slated this film for being unrealistic, but is that the reason you watch a film? For realism? I really enjoyed this film as it was fun and had some good car chase scenes (which there aren't enough of in films these days). If you want realism watch a drama. I honestly cant think of a "realistic" action film. Buy this film if you seek escapism and watch with an open mind.
5 you can do it brucenufcsam94 | 14/06/2013 | See all nufcsam94's reviews (54)this film is so underated give it a watch bruce has still got it
3 No vest this time roundfirewire | 14/09/2013 | See all firewire's reviews (9)The wrong guy in the wrong place at the wrong time....you could say that about Bruce Willis in this film or at least the Die hard tag. I put off watching this film a long time as I didn't want the Matrix or Highlander effect of sequels - not to mention prequals - destroying fond memories of the original, however I've survived and no lasting bad taste in the mouth.Unfortunately the premise that made Die Hard such a hit has been plundered by others so John McClane is stuck for places he can be out-numbered and isolated.....Can't go on a ship -Under siege- can't even go on a bus -Speed- so it had to be expanded. They may have taken it a bit far this time, however it was not as bad as others have said. It passed the time and I wasn't overly offended by it.The action's big, but doesn't grab you. You don't feel as though you're in the thick of it as in the original. As for the *relationship* between Father and Son .... don't even go there.As with all Die hard films there's some terrible editing. *Where did that key come from?* you may ask when you see the scene where they steal a car.Another positive is it's only an hour and a half long. Worth watching - then go and watch the original again......... surely the best Christmas film ever along with Lethal Weapon and It's a wonderful life.
3 Die Hard by name, but not by nature.SECTION8 | 18/02/2013 | See all SECTION8's reviews (1336)Top 10 Reviewer Top 10 DVD Reviewer You can't keep a good cop down as McClane gears up for his fifth adventure. As he prepares to fly to Moscow to discover why his estranged son Jack has been arrested for murder, John McClane is handed an Idiot's Travel Guide To Russia by daughter Lucy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). Someone behind the scenes should have followed suit and given director John Moore an Idiot's Guide to Die Hard movies, for this fifth outing for Bruce Willis's fly in the ointment detective is a Die Hard in nonsensical name only. The reason why 1988's classic original is so iconic, beloved and imitated is down to its economical, no nonsense simplicity. (One cop,one building, 12 terrorists. It's hardly rocket science, is it?) and from that the greatest action movie ever made. But with each successive installment, the franchise has travelled further away from its origins, a flaw magnified tenfold here by taking McClane off home turf completely. Writer Skip Woods makes one concession to the original by squeezing the action into one single, manic day.To do so, unfortunately, he must throw logic under a bus, most egregiously by suggesting that the 400 mile distance between Moscow and Chernobyl can be driven in a couple of hours. In truth, if A Good Day To Die Hard is homaging anything it's the Bourne series, a frantic car pursuit through Muscovite traffic entailing more noisy auto vehicular destruction than Identity, Supremacy and Ultimatum. It's a spectacular set piece to be sure, but over long and later rivalled later by a shoot out in a hotel ballroom and a climactic face off involving a miraculously deradiated Chernobyl and an exploding chopper fireball. It's what Moore inserts between them that drags the story down, the charmless interplay between a semi comatose Willis and Jai Courtney's petulant, arrogant Jack not the mess up he initially appears, but a CIA operative on the trail of AWOL weapons grade uranium squandering the familial dynamic that should have been the movies trump card. Die Hard 5 is no less wanting in the villain department, Rasha Bukvic's tap dancing, carrot chomping Alik being to Alan Rickman's Hans Gruber what a Lada is to a Mercedes. Good Day in a nutshell? Father son bonding with heavy artillery, a lot of big bangs, a triple figure body count and little else. Listen carefully over the opening credits and you'll hear a few bars of Beethoven's Ode To Jo, the Die Hard series unofficial theme tune. But it's no more than a flickering shadow of former glories, barely there and soon forgotten."That was exciting!" says Willis after he and Courtney survive a 20 storey leap through a plate glass window. "Want to go again?" Frankly, Bruce, i'm fine to leave it here. For the fans of the original trilogy Die Hard 4.0 was a watered down disappointment, but this is another dramatic step backwards, In a series that has some brilliant and memorable villians perhaps Die hard has now found the ultimate villian in the shape of Director John Moore. To be fair is not a total write off, it's not a disaster of Speed 2 proportions, but the thing that made McClane such a good hero is that he was a normal guy in a bad situation and you cared for him. Now in this fifth installment McClane is more like a superhero and apparently invincible. If there is a sixth and hopefully final Die hard the series has to get back to basics and give the fans the Die Hard that they know."Yip-ee-Ki-Nay!"See if you like......The Expendables 1 and 2.Taken 2.Bourne Legacy.Die Hard 4.0


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Luton striker Paul Benson has stepped up his return from injury with a 90-minute run out for the development squad.
Luton Town have confirmed that striker Paul Benson has suffered a broken leg and is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Swindon striker Paul Benson will sign for Luton this summer when he is officially released by the Robins.
Swindon striker Paul Benson has joined non-league Luton in a loan deal which could be made permanent at the end of the season.
Cheltenham have received a boost with news striker Paul Benson could return to action before the end of the season.
Mark Yates admitted Paul Benson's last-gasp winner for Cheltenham could be crucial in the chase for automatic promotion this season.
Swindon striker Paul Benson has joined Cheltenham on loan until the end of the season.
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio is surprised that Paul Benson has not taken up the opportunity to leave the League One club.
Swindon striker Paul Benson has confirmed Cheltenham have made an approach to sign him on loan with a view to a permanent move.
Swindon striker Paul Benson has extended his loan spell with League One rivals Portsmouth for a further month.
Swindon Town's out-of-favour striker Paul Benson has joined League One rivals Portsmouth on a one-month loan deal.
Sky Sports understands Portsmouth are looking to take Swindon's Paul Benson on loan with a view to a permanent deal.
Swindon continued their pre-season preparations with an emphatic 6-1 victory over Weston-super-Mare on Wednesday evening.
Striker Paul Benson is confident Swindon can finish the opening month of the season with maximum points.
Swindon Town took both monthly honours in League Two with Paolo Di Canio and Paul Benson claiming the awards.
Paolo Di Canio praised his Swindon side for opening a four-point lead at the top of League Two with a 2-0 win over Burton Albion.
Paolo Di Canio hailed striker Paul Benson after his first-half double guided Swindon to a 2-0 victory at home to Accrington.
Accrington manager Paul Cook bemoaned his side's defensive failings as Swindon condemned them to a fourth straight defeat.
Swindon striker Paul Benson feels the Robins' versatility could be the key to their promotion battle.
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07 November 2008
The Art of Style
In my blog, fashion images are routinely coupled with philosophical words, but to give you breather in-between discussions on the human behavior and world issues, I thought today we could talk about fashion itself. As well as, The Search for Chic requested previously, in comment, for me to talk about personal style, and while I am no master of style itself, here is what I know, what I have been taught, and what I have learned.
Do not worry about getting fashion wrong, there is no wrong in fashion, only opinions. Focus instead on experimentation and the mastery of your own personal style. If you make attempts to imitate another's style you will only limit yourself and silence your unique point of view which is your power to create a style that is all your own.
This is not to say you can't take inspiration from others, but know that if you follow a trendsetter, because you wish to be like them, you will never be and cannot until you stop following the trends they set and create your own. Then, and only then, will you be a trendsetter just as they are.
If people think you're doing fashion all wrong, not only is that merely an unjustified opinion, but you should know you're doing something right. If people always understand and commemorate another's clothes, there is very little that is fascinating about being commonly predictable and pleasant. Instead dare to fearlessly mystify, surprise, excite, and baffle society with what you wear.
Most importantly though, who you are as a person most often reflects in your dress, so do not only concern yourself with the matters of fashion, but rather always take time to nurture your internal style, as doing so will enhance and personalize your exterior style.
What are your thoughts about fashion, and personal style? If you're being completely honest, do you care what others think of your style and/or outfit esembles? How would you describe your personal style or do you feel you haven't found your own personal style yet? Do you have any style icons or people who you look to for ideas in fashion? Other thoughts?
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- Tuesdai Noelle said...
Good morning S-C,
Love the second photo...the hat is SO unique & lovely.
"If you make attempts to imitate another's style you will only limit yourself and silence your unique point of view which is your power to create a style that is all your own." ~ S-C
Most definitely.
I always see style as expression from within; Your own personality, something that says YOU and only you.
For the most part, I wear what showcases my personality the most & what makes me feel free, confident and gorgeous. Which would be the style of wearing;
A denim blazer, tank top OR if it's cold long sleeves, & colour heels (anyyy colour). I like trendy and comfort :o)
Thanks for sharing... :o) - 9:25 AM
- Songy said...
Howdy S-C
I believe in 'anything is possible' fashion. No rules and no boundaries. I wear what feels right for me. I'm sure you'd do the same knowing your philosophies. - 9:39 AM
- J.Yo said...
i do think one's style is one's art, and personality.
Therefore, i really admire people who believed in this kind of thought.
but here, most people just made weird stares at someone dressing differently than others, looking at them weirdly because they are not following trends, which is absolutely pointless, because we make trends, not follow, as u say.
i love this post! not to mention the editorial! - 10:39 AM
- J'Adore Fashion said...
hello dear, I so agree with this quote
"If you make attempts to imitate another's style you will only limit yourself..." S-C
I think even though we might get inspired by others, it is always good to make it our own. I do get inspired my people, arts and lots of others things, but I don't go imitating their exact looks because It takes away from who I am and my personality. I tend to dress base on my feeling, mood, personality. I choose my outfit as I go, I never think of what to wear previously. I love experimentation that why I see my style as ever evolving. Its always good to be you, dress for you, not based on opinions. I have gotten weird looks for my style, but that never affect me.
Great topic!!!
Good to hear your feeling much better dear, full recovery soon :) And yeah!, I will also be visiting urban outfitter soon for that boot but online because there is not store around me :-P.
And your heart sure worked, now how did you do it? ;)
Stella - 10:41 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
These pics just made my day, S-C!!!
- TEXTSTYLES said...
all those headdresses had me swooning
i'm looking for a turban/hat/piece
you've put your finger pretty closely on what is style
great musing! - 11:23 AM
- Miss Jo said...
Well said! You make your own rules! I find that people who follow that philosophy are dressed much more daringly and interestingly. I live in Vancouver which is the capital for girls wearing Lulu Lemon (Yoga Pants) and Aritzia. Which would be find by me but they all look the same, dress the same, even talk the same, and it drives me crazy because I work on a University campus, and sometimes after work I am sad after seeing all the unimaginative clothes people wear. Style is something that people develop over time and a lot of people DON't, mainly because they just follow fashion trends and what is in the stores. To people who don't take the time to take interest in fashion, it is not a real expression of style or personality, and I think that is fine by them. Personally, I like mixing things, vintage, new pieces, my old pieces, and just totally random things. I love fashion and I think it's fun, and I do believe that if you don't think it is fun then you won't spend the time actually creating your look!
great post! - 12:25 PM
- Savvy Mode SG said...
lovely photos. i agree with you about setting a gal's personal style. i can take inspiration from others but unless i can make my own style from such inspirations then i have no id.
- rachel said...
hello S-C! great post :) I agree with what you said about fashion and style. I believe that one must always always be comfortable with what he/she wears, because it is confidence that will shine through and if the person himself doesn't believe he looks good in what he's wearing, then no ones gonna believe it either. think out-of-the-box, wear the outfit with attitude, and smile :)
oh personally I luuuv the styles of Blair Waldorf and Summer Roberts (the characters), Lindsay Lohan, Kate Lanphear, Agyness Deyn, and.. Rihanna always looks great too.
thanks for your advice, luv! that is usually what I do too.. I put an item back in its rack (or have it reserved ;p), think about it a couple of days, and if I cant sleep at night thinking about it, I go back and get it! I think dally until tomorrow, then I'll decide. thanks again :)
- DaisyChain said...
What a wonderful post.
I tend not to care what other people think of my clothes and style. I live in a very closed minded town, and there is very few people of my age,
therefore I tend to stand out. This used to really affect my outfit choices,
but now I realise it's better to look and feel comfortable.
- ♥ fashion chalet said...
Thanks for the lovely blog comment. :) I can't get over how much I love the color of the shoes with the shorts. Who knew?
Another marvelous post by miss S-C! I have a quick question. Do you plan out your weekly blog posts ahead of time or do you go by a whim? I have a little notebook where I set up what to post next, but sometimes (like today) there's an impromptu post. :)
Off to stretch on my 3rd break from replying.. ;)
♥/ fashion chalet - 1:36 PM
- Krystal said...
WOW is all i can say
- CapuccinoB. said...
i DO care what people think. and i hate that. why can some people wear whatever they want to without worring and i cant?
well, you know, lets give time to time
xx - 1:52 PM
- Elizabeth said...
I think this is the best fashion advice that can be given since trends really are all about pushing consumerism.
My individual style has definitely changed over the years, but I have always enjoyed fashion, in the same sense that I enjoyed playing dress up as a kid. And I have always viewed fashion as fun and something to brighten my day. I can't stand it when people take it too seriously.
One constant that has remained for me is my love for vintage. I have a really great goodwill store near me where I have found some real gems. I also feel good about my thrift shop purchases since it is a way of recycling.
Also, I just want you to know I am adding you to my blogroll because I really enjoy reading your posts :) - 2:07 PM
- KATLIN said...
I'm still trying to find my own style... doing that by wearing what I want and trying to mix things in unusual ways. And I'll be honest and say that I do care about what people think of my style and outfit. Though I try to not let their opinions way too heavily on my mind when I get dressed each day.
And I'm glad to hear you're feeling better! :) - 2:11 PM
- muchlove said...
This post made me smile :)
I love how an outfit can express my personality or my mood, even though it does occasionally get dictated by the weather, the occasion, or even society. I try not to care much. I guess that's one of the best things about living in the city - there's so much eclectic style on the streets, that dressing a little differently isn't going to attract weird stares. The case would be a bit different if I go to my hometown in Indonesia.
I'm not sure what my personal style is, but I suppose it's leaning towards casual feminine.
xo - 2:58 PM
- Eve said...
Fashion is your apperiance so I believe one should dress how they
A. feel
B. wish others to feel around them.
C. to give off an impression.
The clothes you wear respresent yourself so why not wear things you love?
Clothes often make me feel a certain why. For example when I wear bright colors I feel more cheerful and so I wear brights a lot.
Love the second photo!
-Eve :) - 3:32 PM
- Natasha said...
Super about the fashion. Totally true. Sometimes I'm a mess but sometimes I think I'm sort of cute. It's totally an opinion thing.
- MR style said...
those pictures are so stunning !!!!!
- Miss Karen said...
Oh these photos are so breathtaking!
I don't think I'm fashionable or trendy - I'm not wearing the coolest runway fads or celeb-endorsed wares. I wear clothing that is reminiscent of the 60s because I love the silhouettes, the colours, the styles and most importantly what they symbolise. Clothing from a particular decade is alway embued with the history of the time. And I've always had a fondness for the naive idealism and experimentalism of the 60s so when I wear clothing from that era, I want people to be reminded of that. It might not change their views but it might be a subtle catalyst to inspire a different way of thinking.
So in that sense yes I do care what people think but if it's a negative view, then it doesn't bother me. You can't please anyone and I find the ones who are the most vocal about their distaste are also the ones who are the most narrow-minded in general. - 7:57 PM
- Taryn "Skinny Genes" B. said...
i agree with you. Their really isnt a wrong way to do fashion.
hmmm ive changed my mind lol...the only wrong i see is when women wear clothes too small and allow their guts to hang out of their shirts...then theirs always the muffin top spilling out of the low waist pants...thats just plain wrong.
Other than that, their is no wrong. - 10:04 PM
- Caf said...
hmmm...I think style is just knowing what you like and being realistic about what suits you, that way you're comfortable and people always love the laid back chick :P
I try to just buy things I like when I see them and not to shop for particular things, because I'll never find them if I'm looking for them, I believe the perfect item can only ever be stumbled upon :)
gorgeous pics!
-Caf - 11:05 PM
- Cris Lazoru said...
What an inspiring post, both in pictures and writing
- Modelizer said...
The last image is gorgeous.
My personal style is currently very minimalist and tom-boyish. So when I do get dressed up/girly/proper, people around me appreciate it a lot more. haha - 11:25 PM
- Songy said...
Good luck with your license? Gosh no kidding really.. I never failed at anything in my life and that was the hardest thing I'd tell you. I wouldn't want to even reveal how many times I failed at that!
- sarah said...
beautiful pictures x
- surimay said...
i want a parasole! haha...random.
anyway, this post pretty much sums up how i feel about fashion these days. i say, just wear whatever you feel like wearing. in general, who cares! (which is what i tell my mother but she mutters that i look ridiculous haha)
but having said that, i used to be quite conscious of the way i dressed and i must admit that wasn't so long ago. after starting my blog and looking at others i began to feel more adventurous towards my own fashion. now i don't really care what everyone else thinks.
i think the most valuable thing i have learnt so far is; when going shopping with friends ignore everything they say. haha. listening to friends (so much as i love them) just results in clone dressing.
p.s. thanks for all the sweet comments you've made on my blog! - 2:09 AM
- Lisa said...
just had to say hi before i am off for the day (!!!).
style comes from within.
nothing more or less.
and we should not dress for anyone but ourselves.
it should be fun and express who we are made out to be.
fashion is forever individual and each and every person possesses their own style which is special in each and every way.
these pictures are A M A Z I N G .
x. - 4:39 AM
- Hila said...
My mother comes from a family of women who have a particular approach to clothes and style. She was always taught to buy quality and since money was not always available, this meant she sometimes had a small wardrobe with select pieces, but a huge sense of style. She would do the most ingenius things with scarves, hats and belts to change outfits. Sometimes I think the best style comes from minimalism coupled with small accents.
- Creaholica said...
You're totally right. Personal style is very important. You can take inspiration from others, but should make it your own way.
I've not a specefic style. Or, I don't no how to describe it. Just my own way, I like to make it my own..
oh, and I'm really glad about that.. I like to hear from you to! × - 9:34 AM
- Dream on said...
Thanks girl!
You are so sweet :]
The second picture is realy nice - 12:02 PM
- Elena said...
Wow! great post! Especially that line "there is no wrong in fashion, only opinions" is like the best thing I've ever heard!
- Linnéa said...
- Annakadabra said...
I love the photography here, I checked out the source. Beautiful stuff.
As for style. I do tend to care about what people think of me, which limits me, I admit. But when I let that all go, I thhink that personal style is the most important element of someone before you know them, and to get to know them. It's what they say about the world sometimes (when they care, of course) and following trends is what the world is saying about you. It's no fun. So I start my own trends. - 3:09 PM
- Sharlo said...
i love ur blog.
veri nice.
theres so much inspiration :)
shall we trade links? - 4:09 PM
- Mila said...
Hello dear!!
Lovely post and beautiful photography, as usual. <3
Hmm...quite difficult one..i have to admit i LOVE fashion, but on the other hand i must admit i don't look 'fashionable' every day or so at all!
Sometimes i couldn't care less.
But i do love fashion and it makes me happy dressing beautifully and feeling good in my clothes, and of course seeing other people who dress great!
have a lovely sunday ,dear!
Mila. - 4:11 PM
- Jess said...
Mastering my own style - I think I'd be pretty good at that.
I personally like a nice mix of thoughtful fashion and words, - but just fashion blogs amuse me "Today I wore this pink hat that I got from *insert shop here* with these cute offs".
Hmm. Great. - 5:07 PM
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- i.d. said...
Thank you so much for this, and especially for pointing out that we need to work on the inside before we work on the outside. I feel like I have yet to find my personal style but only because I'm still discovering who I want to be as a person!
- Petra said...
S-C! Another beautiful beautiful post.
In terms of fashion, i truly believe that you should dress for yourself alone. Please yourself, because when you are happy and secure in yourself and what you are wearing then you cannot look anything but beautiful.
Fashion is all about fun, and nto to be taken too seriously (in my opinion).
Hope you are having a beautiful weekend x - 6:10 PM
- Franco said...
I think I missed your post yesterday :( anyhow
my fashion style is: whatever it's laying around my room. but i guess it would be eclectic - 6:29 PM
- Third World Profashional said...
love the layout of your blog, has a sort of fantasy element to it.
- Miranda said...
it's just like beauty is in the eye of the beholder
style is personal - 9:15 PM
- Valentine said...
hey you! even when talking fashion (which can be very shallow sometimes) you still manage to give wonderful insight. :-)
to answer your queries..
i think its okay to follow trends just as long as you dont go overboard and always make it your own.
i used to care what other people think but then i got tired of trying to please and just wore whatever i wanted.. :-)
as for inspiration, i always look to androgynous styles ala emmanuelle alt or kate lanphear-- however, my personal style is very vintage. very bohemian, in a way.
weird, i know.
im going to email you with a few questions soon-- i know you are also interested in films and id just like to get your thoughts on a few things.. i think you're the right person to ask. hehe. :-) hope ya dont mind.
- Nita-Karoliina said...
thanks for your supportive comment :)
i really like ur blog and said to Sunit to take a look at it.
Yeah, i am in my new place now. Its still undone, but soon it will be fully furnished, paintings on the wall etc.. then i post pics of it :)
xoxoxoxo - 3:30 AM
- Cate said...
Yer, I agree with you. If you only follow the trends that already exist, your style will not be unique. To be a trendsetter, you have to SET TRENDS - as the word already implies.
If I am feeling comfortable in an outfit, I really don't care what others think. But I can't go outside wearing an outfit in which I don't feel 100% comfortable. I always think: If you wear something, anything, with enough self-confidence, no one will point and laugh at you. On the contrary! They'll all say "how fabulous!" But as soon as the others notice that maybe you're not feeling 100% comfortable in your outfit, they laugh at you to makke you feel all the more insecure. People are cruel.
Well, I don't know.. I dress differently every day, but I think there are always some retro elements in there, mostly 60s and 70s.
Style icons who I look up to are definitely Kate Moss. She once said "If you want to be like Kate Moss, be yourself."
Other than that, I'm really inspired by the 60s.
By the way, I have made an outfit post today! - 8:35 AM
- lacouturiernyc said...
what a gorgeous editorial! & i'm interested to see your photos on flickr!!
as for my personal style, it's always changing. i usually do opt for a more, say, sophisticated look? skinny jeans, heels/boots, tee or nice top, and a cropped blazer type thing. but i love experimenting with diff styles! i actually dont care at all what other ppl think of my style :)
La C - 11:23 AM
- hannah said...
im loving all those ensembles. gorgeous photos.
- Sunniva said...
I like what you say about that there is no wrong in fashion, only opinions. This is so true, and too few people realize it.
I have to say that I love reading your posts, sweetie! You always have interesting views on things, and you come off so intelligent and you seem like a very special person xoxo - 4:17 PM
- runway2hallway said...
These quotes are so true and not only that but the pictures are goregous and unique!
Want more on today's fashion? Come visit us at
http://www.runway2hallway.com - 6:48 PM
- AusAnna said...
these photos are so beautiful. the first one captured my heart.
anything is possible.
would you like to exchange links?x - 11:19 PM
- Me said...
love your blog! So esthetic!
- ♥ fashion chalet said...
The Art of Style, creativity! <3
Above, lovely as can be!! I love your artsy photos, and you know this already. :) - 1:42 PM
- STEFANIE said...
I'm not sure if I've found my own personal style just yet, but I'm getting there. I think everybody gets there in the end...
Ouch and you got injured? I hope it's not too bad! Well I'm sending you all my "get well soon" wishes, so GET WEL SOON S-C!! - 3:31 PM
- Valentine said...
RE: Your post regarding abandonment.
I have never been more moved.. and I rarely am moved to the point that I get teary eyed. But you managed that. Because your post talked to my weakest spot-- and that is charity.
Ive been questioned, by friends and sometimes family as to why I give to people I see on the streets. This bothers me because it shouldnt be a question of why, but rather a question of "why isnt anyone doing anything?". I know the few coins that I give them are nothing. That there are other things that I could do to help. But I havent done anything. I dont even know why.. when Ive plenty of time (just quit my job).
Your post made me teary eyed.. because I saw it as some kind of signal. A wake up call. I just cant keep ignoring those people-- because it hurts every single time. Feeling so helpless when I really am not.
I'll stop here. Because Im writing too much.
But thank you so so so so much for that post, SC. You are super!
- Brigadeiro said...
I just discovered your blog today and love it, not only is it visually stimulating (such gorgeous pictures), but also insightful and thought-provoking...
Would you like to exchange links? :)
http://www.brigadeirochoc.blogspot.com - 2:34 AM
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FILE - In a Sept. 18,1975 file photo, Margaret Thatcher, right, leader of Great Britain's Conservative party, is given a look at the Capitol from a balcony of the State Department during a breakfast meeting in Washington, by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. In background is the Washington Monument. Thatchers former spokesman, Tim Bell, said that the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died Monday morning, April 8, 2013, of a stroke. She was 87.(AP Photo/Bob Daugherty, File)
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Ghost Fighter
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
Recently discovered in Egypt by an oil-exploration team, a World War II fighter plane called "the aviation equivalent of Tutankhamun's tomb" bears the scars of 70 years in the Sahara desert—but is nevertheless considered to be in "time capsule" condition.
"I've never seen anything like it," said Ian Thirsk, head of collections at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in London. The Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk is "the best preserved example of a Second World War aircraft I've seen for many, many years."
The plane's pilot is thought to have been Flt. Sgt. Dennis Copping, though no trace of his body has been found at the crash site.
(Related pictures: "World War II 'Samurai Subs' Found-Carried Aircraft.")
—James Owen in London
Published May 24, 2012
Idled Engine
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
Found in March in the Wadi al-Jadid region of southern Egypt, the propeller of the P-40 Kittyhawk was twisted during its crash landing in 1942. Pictures taken by Polish oil worker Jakub Perka show that the U.S.-made fighter-bomber survives largely intact, though the engine and landing gear broke off on impact.
At the suspected time of the crash, Flight Sergeant Copping, the P40's likely pilot, was on a repair run to an RAF desert base—the plane's landing gear had become stuck in the down position. He was probably forced down by an empty fuel tank, the RAF Museum's Thirsk said.
Copping was never heard from again. "The pilot obviously got disorientated and lost his bearings," Thirsk said.
(Related: "'Hitler's Stealth Fighter' Re-created.")Published May 24, 2012
Cloud Formation
Photograph from National Archives/Corbis
P-40s take to the wild blue yonder in U.S. livery during World War II.
Built by the Buffalo, New York-based Curtiss-Wright Corporation, the P-40 was largely known to U.S. forces as the Warhawk. The British gave their roughly 3,000 P-40s (such as the newfound fighter in Egypt) the nom de guerre "Kittyhawk."
(See more archival aircraft pictures.)
Published May 24, 2012
"Time Capsule"
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
The cockpit instruments of the RAF fighter-bomber—shown being inspected by an oil worker in March—remain mostly intact.
"The aircraft is substantially complete," Thirsk said. "It's like a time capsule."
Thirsk hopes the Kittyhawk will eventually end up at the RAF Museum in London.
"We're working with the [British] defense attaché in Cairo in an effort to recover the airplane," he said.
(See more Egypt pictures.)
Published May 24, 2012
Target Practice?
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
Could fuselage bullet holes be clues to why the RAF plane fell to Earth 70 years ago? Possibly, but it seems more likely that these are fresher wounds, caused by gun-toting locals, Thirsk said.
"I think it's been used for target practice since it was first found," he said.
Published May 24, 2012
Maker's Mark
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
Even if it'd been full, the World War II plane's 52-gallon fuel tank—as indicated by the manufacturer's label (pictured)—may not have been enough to save 24-year-old Flt. Sgt. Dennis Copping as he flew back from the front line for repairs in 1942.
"The pilot was a long way away from the operational area—he wasn't supposed to be there," Thirsk said. "He got lost and ran out of fuel."
At the time of the crash, the British Army was fighting German and Italian forces in the Battle of El Alamein—a key victory for the Allies in North Africa.
(Also see "As Jet Fuel Prices Soar, a Green Option Nears the Runway.")
Published May 24, 2012
Desert Proof?
Jakub Perka/BNPS.co.uk
The Kittyhawk's V-12 engine almost looks in working order, despite having lain exposed to desert heat and sandstorms for 70 years.
The aircraft was well suited to desert operations, according to Thirsk. "It was very rugged, and it was capable of carrying a good bomb load."
Published May 24, 2012
Wrinkled Magazine
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
The Kittyhawk's ammunition—such as the bullet magazine pictured—and wing-set machine guns were found intact. What's more, the 70-year-old weaponry may still be in working order, judging by the Egyptian military's decision to remove the armaments for safekeeping.
In their time, those weapons were crucial air support for British ground troops.
"At the height of the desert battles, [P-40 pilots] were flying about four sorties a day, in answering calls from the Army for close support" in North Africa, Thirsk said.
(See pictures of Libya's "Unseen Sahara" from National Geographic magazine.)
Published May 24, 2012
Out of Range
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
After removing the Kittyhawk's radio (pictured) and batteries, the pilot appears to have stayed with the aircraft, at least initially.
Given how far the pilot had strayed off course, there was little chance of search parties finding him, Thirsk said.
Eventually, Thirsk speculated, "he tried to make a break for it, but the poor chap had no chance, because it was far into the desert and so remote."
Published May 24, 2012
Sanded Down
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
Decades of rasping desert sands have stripped much of the World War II fighter's paintwork as well as the fabric that covered much of the tail.
The metal bulk of the plane is remarkably well preserved, however, thanks to the dry, arid climate, Thirsk said.
In the 1950s other downed World War II aircraft were found in the Sahara, most notably a U.S. B-24 Liberator bomber named Lady Be Good.
This latest find "is the most complete aircraft that has been discovered since," the RAF Museum curator said.
Published May 24, 2012
Lines of Fire
Photograph from Hulton-Deutsch Collection/Corbis
A P-40 demonstrates its firepower on a Curtiss-Wright Corporation firing range in Buffalo, New York, in 1942.
The single-engine, single-seater P-40 was used as both a fighter and a ground-attack aircraft by Allied forces.
The plane discovered in the Egyptian desert in March "is the last surviving RAF Desert Air Force Kittyhawk," according to Thirsk. "It is very important historically."
The RAF Desert Air Force operated in North Africa, where it provided close air support to the British Army.
Published May 24, 2012
Photograph by Jakub Perka, BNPS
It's thought that Flight Sergeant Copping survived the crash, then used his parachute (pictured) as a shelter before making a desperate attempt to walk out of the desert.
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Histoplasmosis is an infection that occurs from breathing in the spores of the fungus Histoplasma capsulatum.
Ohio River Valley fever; Fibrosing mediastinitis
Histoplasmosis is a fungal infection. It occurs throughout the world. In the United States, it is most common in the southeastern, mid-Atlantic, and central states.
Histoplasma fungus grows as a mold in the soil. You may get sick when you breathe in spores produced by the fungus. Soil that contains bird or bat droppings may have larger amounts of this fungus. The threat is greatest after an old building is torn down or in caves.
Having a weakened immune system increases your risk for getting or reactivating this disease. Very young or very old people, or those with AIDS , cancer, or an organ transplant have more severe symptoms.
People with chronic lung disease (such as emphysema and bronchiectasis ) are at higher risk of a more severe infection.
Most people have no symptoms, or only have a mild flu-like illness.
If symptoms do occur, they may include:
The infection may be active for a short period of time, and then the symptoms go away. Sometimes, the lung infection may become long-term (chronic). Symptoms include:
In a small number of patients, histoplasmosis may spread throughout the body, causing irritation and swelling (inflammation) in response to the infection. Symptoms may include:
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Most of the time, this infection goes away without treatment.
If you are sick for more than 1 month or are having trouble breathing, your doctor may prescribe medication. The main treatment for histoplasmosis is antifungal drugs. Amphotericin B, itraconazole, and ketoconazole are the usual treatments.
Sometimes, long-term treatment with antifungal drugs may be needed. You may need to take these medications for up to 1 to 2 years.
The outlook depends on how severe the infection is, and the patient's health. Some people get better without treatment. An active infection will usually go away with antifungal medicine, but there may be scarring left inside the lung.
The death rate is higher for people with untreated widespread (disseminated) histoplasmosis whose immune system is not working well.
Scarring in the chest cavity may trap:
Enlarged lymph nodes in the chest (called mediastinal granulomas) may press on body parts such as the esophagus and blood vessels of the lungs.
Call your health care provider if you live in an area where histoplasmosis is common, and you develop flu-like symptoms, chest pain, cough, and shortness of breath. While there are many other illnesses that have similar symptoms, you may need to be tested for histoplasmosis.
Histoplasmosis may be prevented by reducing exposure to dust in chicken coops, bat caves, and other high-risk locations. Wear masks and other protective equipment if you work in these environments.
Deepe GS Jr. Histoplasma capsulatum. In: Mandell GL, BennettJE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 264.
Kauffman CA. Histoplasmosis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 340.
David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga University, which dropped its first game in 10 starts this season, fell from 10th to 14th in this week's Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN men's basketball Top 25 polls.
The Bulldogs, who fell 85-74 at home to the University of Illinois last week, was replaced in the 10th spot by the Fighting Illini, who improved to 10-0 with the victory in the battle of unbeatens at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
Gonzaga began the week with a 71-69 mid-week win at nearby rival Washington State University to go to 9-0 and the best start in school history.
Indiana University sits atop both polls for the sixth straight week.
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Any team watching scores of out-of-town games this season has a universal queasy feeling as the final minutes tick down on a tie score: the dreaded three-point game is nigh.
The NHL standings are tainted by the fact that some games are worth two points, while others are worth three. There is nothing wrong with rewarding a team for getting through 60 minutes of hockey on even terms with its opponent, but the inequity of the system is obvious, and also leads to teams trying more to ensure that they get a point, rather than going all-out for victory.
The solution to this problem has been obvious since the invention of what has been derided by many as the "Bettman Bonus Point." Just put three points up for grabs in all games. Obvious to everyone but the NHL, it seems. New York Islanders captain Mark Streit, however, would be on board with a change in the rules to make every game worth the same number of points.
"In Europe, if you win in a shootout, you get two points, and if you win in 60, you get three, and I like that," Streit told Sporting News. "If you win after 60, I think it means more than winning in a shootout. That's something I think the players and the league have to look at."
To keep all games worth three points, teams getting to overtime would get one point, just as they do now, with an extra point awarded to the winner. Winning in regulation, however, would be incentivized, as opposed to the current system in which teams are rewarded for playing not to lose.
"A lot of teams, they win in shootouts because they're really good at it, and I think Jersey was one of those teams last year," Streit said. "That's a lot of extra points. I think you deserve better if you win in 60. I like that system better."
The Devils indeed were an NHL-best 12-4 in shootouts last season, but under a 3-2-1 system, still would have been the No. 6 seed in the Eastern Conference. In fact, all of last year's playoff teams would have been the same—but with different top seeds in each conference. In the West, the St. Louis Blues would have been Presidents' Trophy winners, with a 42-7-11-22 record, bumping the Vancouver Canucks down to the No. 2 seed. In the East, the Penguins would have been the top seed, with the Rangers in fourth place assuming that the NHL used regulation wins as the first tiebreaker—Pittsburgh had 40 to New York's 39.
As for this year, the Rangers would again slip, this time to three points behind the Jets, who have played one more game but would have a 17-14 edge in three-point wins. New York would hold 7-5 and 4-2 margins in two-point wins and one-point losses, respectively, with Winnipeg having lost 19 games in regulation to the Rangers' 17. That would be the only change in the East's top eight, although the Devils would slip all the way down to 14th, having won only 12 games in regulation.
In the West, the Sharks' NHL-leading eight shootout wins would be penalized with a drop from fifth place to sixth on a tiebreaker with the Wild, while the Dallas Stars would be only a point out of eighth instead of two, with the Columbus Blue Jackets dropping from an eighth-place tie on points to five points back of the Detroit Red Wings.
The changes in the standings are minor—the best teams are still the best—but Streit is right: It is time for the NHL to look at making a change that could benefit the game and add value to doing what coaches always preach, playing a full 60 minutes.
2. Are you experienced?
Maybe it's the fact that the last time the Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup, in 1967, they did so with a goaltending tandem of 37-year-old Terry Sawchuk and 42-year-old Johnny Bower. Maybe it's the fact that the last Toronto goaltender to win a playoff round was Ed Belfour, who turned 39 during the 2004 postseason. Maybe it's just that there always has to be something for hockey fans and writers to worry about.
Whatever it is, concern about James Reimer's lack of playoff experience is overblown. There is absolutely no reason to believe that the 25-year-old goaltender cannot be as good in the playoffs as he has been in his 99 career regular-season games, including 28 this year in which he has posted a .925 save percentage and 2.36 goals against average.
Twenty-eight was the same number of games that Cam Ward played as a rookie 2005-06 for the Carolina Hurricanes. He had an .882 save percentage and 3.68 goals against average. Then, in 23 playoff games, Ward had a .920 save percentage and 2.14 GAA, leading Carolina to the Stanley Cup and winning the Conn Smythe Trophy.
Toronto has its own story of youth being served in net, and it is not so long ago that it should be forgotten. In 1993, 21-year-old rookie Felix Potvin backstopped Toronto to the Western Conference finals, where the Maple Leafs lost to Wayne Gretzky and the Kings in seven games.
As for Reimer, he knows the deal. The object of the game doesn't change once the playoffs start. A goaltender just has to keep stopping pucks, albeit sometimes for multiple overtime sessions.
"The more important the game, the less mistakes you (can) make, and the tighter-checking it is," Reimer said. "Every once in a while, you'll get a game that gets blown wide open, but for the most part, it's tight checking, kind of low-scoring, in essence, low-chance games. You've got to be rock solid and just hang in there and just try to make a save for your team."
3. Get outta here
The Winter Classic is a cool event. It's a great way to ring in the new year with a celebration of hockey, it looks great on television, and it is a ton of fun for everyone who goes. It's also a unique event on a sports calendar full of same old, same old. At least it was. The NHL's plan to have six outdoor games next season, supplementing the Michigan Stadium game on Jan. 1 with games on Jan. 25 in Los Angeles, Jan. 26 and 29 in New York, March 1 in Chicago and March 2 in Vancouver, is overkill. Sure, the games will sell out, and sure, they still will look great on television, but there should be worries about whether people will actually watch all six of those spectacles. Beyond the business gamble of flooding the market with product, the NHL is putting itself on the line in a big way by putting Rangers-Devils on the same day as the Pro Bowl. It's one thing to try to take New Year's Day away from college football while that sport is ceding what was once its greatest exhibition. It's something else entirely to go up against the NFL. Even if the Pro Bowl's 9.8 million viewers this year represented a dip, consider that 3.74 million people watched the 2012 Winter Classic and 1.6 million watched the climactic game of last year's Rangers-Devils playoff series. The NHL gets great publicity from pundits saying "Hey, look! Hockey on New Year's Day draws big!" Now, they're going to get laughed at for getting absolutely destroyed by the Pro Bowl, the ultimate in meaningless games—and one that is planning to steal a good NHL idea next year by incorporating a draft to the All-Star festivities. There's also the matter of the fans who attend these games, more of whom than ever will learn that hockey—surprise—is best viewed in arenas built for hockey. Fans in the lower level at a baseball or football stadium have a lousy view because of the boards, and fans in the upper level don't get to see the puck. Last year in Philadelphia, it appeared that most fans at the Rangers-Flyers Winter Classic were craning their necks not toward the ice, but toward the jumbotron. That way, they could watch outdoor hockey the way it was meant to be seen—on television. Speaking of television, there is one way that this decision by the NHL could be validated—getting more editions of HBO's brilliant "24/7" series on the air. They don't all have to be four episodes, the way that the series leading up to the Winter Classic is, but even devoting an hour to a behind-the-scenes look at each game would make the NHL's whole cash grab worthwhile for everyone.
4. Can do
With their fourth straight victory, 4-3 in a shootout over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday, the Jets moved even on points with the Rangers, who have a game in hand in the race for eighth place in the Eastern Conference, and remained four points behind the Capitals in the Southeast Division.
The Montreal Canadiens already have clinched a playoff spot, and the Vancouver Canucks are closing in on punching their dance card, which would give Canada as many playoff teams as it had last year, when only the Canucks and Senators made it. Ottawa and Toronto will both be part of this year's chase for the Cup, barring gargantuan collapses, which means the Jets are pushing to make it five Canadian playoff teams, with only the not-there-yet Oilers and the woeful Flames on the outside looking in.
The last time five Canadian teams went to the playoffs was 2004, when the Canadiens, Canucks, Flames, Maple Leafs, and Senators all were in, and the Oilers were the only team out. That also was the last time there was an all-Canadian playoff series, with both Toronto-Ottawa and Calgary-Vancouver in the first round.
As it sets up now, with Montreal in second in the East, Toronto in fifth, Ottawa in sixth, and Winnipeg in ninth, with only Vancouver in the West, no Canadian teams would be slated to face each other after hearing "O Canada" to open the playoffs. That, however, is very much subject to change, with a 4-5 matchup between two north-of-the-border clubs a heavy likelihood should the Bruins, who have a game in hand on the Habs and only trail their ancient rivals by a point, win the Northeast Division.
5. Mail call
"Do you see a low seed making a run this year like the Kings last year?"—Andrew Wisneski
No. My preseason pick was Canucks over Penguins, and I'm sticking with that. Both of those teams are going to be high seeds, so I don't see a low seed winning it all.
That's not to say that there aren't teams scraping their way into the playoffs who are capable of winning the Cup. It's not that hard to imagine Henrik Lundqvist going on a two-month hot streak and the Rangers scoring enough to support him. Among the West teams fighting for a spot, the Blues' 14-8-1 road record speaks well of their ability to handle the rigors of a low seed.
Still, there is a reason that the Blackhawks and Penguins are heavy favorites—yes, even over the Canucks. They're both really good hockey teams. After both went out in the first round of last year's playoffs, and armed with the knowledge of the Kings' run, you can pretty well imagine that Chicago and Pittsburgh are not going to go into the postseason with any kind of complacency.


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quote:My point is that if Eric Clapton was 17 today, he would jump at a chance at American Idol and the instant recognition. He became, in my opinion, a great musician but probably only he knew how good he was when he was 17. I am thinking Carrie Underwood was an Idol winner, maybe. She is considered a star in her category of music. She was an unknown prior to Idol, I would think.
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quote:he would jump at a chance at American Idol and the instant recognition
quote:That's because he wouldn't get out of the 1st round of elimination.
quote:you only wish you've read half of what I've read.
quote: You really are a pompous ass, with no reason to be.
quote: but they're music giants.
quote:Giants? Yeah - congrats on the SNL performance 5 years ago
quote:Your obsession with putting down anything I write is remarkable.
quote:Your post is pointless and useless.
quote: Then why don't you educate the board on who the noble politicians are.
quote:You missed the point. It would help if people knew what was going on in our music industry to allow this analogy to make sense,
quote:I got your point and have already asked who these great men (or women)are that choose to stay on the sidelines rather than enter the political arena.
quote:And how could I know who these men and women are that chose to stay on the sideline? The point is the environment within a political career repels certain people from the start..
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Easy Peasy PaniniMy son is in Kindergarten and the latest catch phrase is "Easy peasy lemon squeezy macaroni cheesy". Let me tell you that one sticks in the old noggin. While not every recipe I do with cast iron is EPLSMC, this one really is! It would even impress the foodie in your life.
May 16, 2012
Family Farm and HomeFamily Farm & Home stores are located through out central and lower Michigan with 20 locations. These stores are just what the name implies.
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Pork Steaks with Allegro MarinadeGreat recipes go the rounds. The Outdoor Cook, Gary House, shared this one with us after it was shared to him by his friend, Jerry. Follow? …Great! Because now we'd like to share it with YOU! That's just what great recipes do, keep sharing from one friend to another. It's pretty simple and the trick is in the marinade, so try it out and feel free to pass it along!
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Del Rio Firepit - Chef KurtOutdoor Chef Kurt loves to be outside. He has just started using the Camp Chef propane fire ring! With 60,000 BTU's his outdoor patio experience has reached a whole new level.
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Well Balanced GrillI know you guys like to grill meat. And lucky for you, us ladies like to eat it! However a word of caution: Carnivores, don't forget us omnivores. I know I can't speak for all mothers, but I do like something vegetable related with my meat.
Fear not Grill Master, this recipe won't tear you away from your fire. I have a quick and impressive vegetable to share with you and the ladies
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His concerts in Europe, America, Japan and the Middle East offered a new kind of musical ritual, and his following amongst the young is such that one critic has called him the Pied Piper of Youth.
Stockhausen appears in Peter Blakes' famous collage for the front cover of Sgt Pepper and inspired The Beatles to experiment with techniques ranging from the use of reversed tape to the total abandonment of metre and melody - evidenced most notably on Revolution 9. New Directions In Music includes Stockhausen's Étude (the composer's first experimentation in musique concrète, and David Tudor s premiere recording of all four movements of Klavierstück XI. These works are complimented by Robert Craft's historic New Directions in Music album comprising Stockhausens Zeitmasse (Time-measures) for five woodwinds and Pierre Boulez Le Marteau sans maître (The Hammer without a Master).
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The warmer than normal winter that we've had isn't all good news. It means the bugs came early.
Local mother says son was the inmate who died in an aparent suicide in a Benton County jail on Friday.
Texas Roadhouse restaurant opened it's doors Sunday after a grease fire forced an early closure Saturday night.
The two attorneys representing the widow and mother of Antonio Zambrano Motes agree to joint lawsuit.
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Badger Mountain first graders put on a patriotic performance for family and the community.
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A breakdown of the slight increase in weapons found on Tri-Cities campusses last school year.
There are new concerns about the results of two autopsies done on the man shot by Pasco Police. Wednesday we were told they said roughly the same thing. But Thursday…that's not the case. KEPR asked those in charge to explain the discrepancy.
Lots of websites promise you a free credit score, but Consumer Reports says they're not all offering the same information.
Franklin County says no to marijuana sales for six months.
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Pre-Tax Order Total Total Charges Up to $15.00 $4.95 $15.01 - $25.00 $6.00 $25.01 - $45.00 $8.00 $45.01 - $65.00 $11.00 $65.01 - $90.00 $14.00 $90.01 - $125.00 $17.00 $125.01 - $200.00 $21.00 $200.01 & over 10% $3,000.01 & over Now 5% Add $6.00 for each gift wrap. For rush delivery, add $15.00 per address. Items shipped directly from the manufacturer and oversized items are not eligible for rush delivery.
Select oversized items have an additional delivery and processing surcharge; this charge is listed in parentheses after the item price.
Certain shipping restrictions apply. Items 150 lbs. or less that does not exceed 165 inches in length and girth can be shipped via UPS. At this time, we cannot ship oversized items with an in-home delivery icon to Hawaii. This includes large furniture items that exceed UPS shipping restrictions mentioned. Please call 1.888.779.5176 for more information.
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