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Ta-da!!! I'm really excited about this year, so many new people are joining in either by blogging, instagraming (using #AussieCurves or #AussieFitCurves) or within the safe confines of the private Aussie Curves facebook group. Seeing the group's style and confidence evolve over time and across all social platforms has been awe inspiring! A simple idea to forge relationships with other curvy fashion-loving bloggers has turned into something so much more and on such a broader scale. Whilst I ... [ Discover More ]
Black and Gold
Timing is everything and lately I've been feeling out of sync. I'm not myself but at the same time I feel like I'm getting to know a few inner truths. Over the last six months I wrote posts trying to explain what would be happening so you would have some kind of understanding but I guess I also wrote them for myself. Before I was wading around in uncharted waters, now I'm up to my neck. Questions have been answered only to raise more questions, bigger questions each one making me want to retreat ... [ Discover More ]
Expectations Limitations
It's something people deal with everyday within every facet of our lives. Sometimes it's the outside influences that force our inner pendulums to swing. Other times the turbulence comes from within. Some are better at blocking out the outside noise. Others like me, are not. My mind has been calmer since I pulled myself off "the grid". For the most part I've enjoyed the silence. It's weird even writing that because right now physically everything around me is silent, just like most of the time ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Date Night
Aidan insisted on being in this week's photos and I'll be the first to admit that the kid outshone his Mumma in a big way. We had plans to go out to dinner with one of my besties who I've known since high school in the Northern Territory so it seemed like the perfect time to jump back into the challenge. Yeah, sorry about being so absent, lots going on... but anyway, enjoy the photos! Danielle New Look Polka Dot Dress - ASOS Black Stockings - Sonsee Ankle Boots - Target Earrings ... [ Discover More ]
Curve Embracer – Part Two
I'm so glad that I decided to follow my instincts because you guys loved the last post that featured my sister Stephanie wearing Jeanswest. I got so many emails and comments from readers who've never commented before because they felt like I was listening to their needs too. These posts wont happen as often as I'd like due to Stephanie living in Tasmania but when she does come to visit I'm sure I can twist her arm to pose for some photos. These are the exact same Jeanswest "Curve Embracer" ... [ Discover More ]
boohoo plus
Over the years I've been lucky to have met plenty of people who inspire me, Donny Galella is one of them. When I was invited by boohoo to catch up with Donny and talk fashion, style and the label's latest offerings I couldn't refuse! You might remember our last collaboration but since then we've run into each other a lot on the Sydney fashion circuit. A car came and picked me up to take me to the city, it's always such a treat! I used the time to put my face on and answer emails, messages and ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Time Saver
I'm chronically 15 minutes late, ask anyone who knows me. I never intend to be, I just have trouble prioritising and as an added bonus I feel like I have the capacity to do ALL THE THINGS all at once... it drives Steve up the wall. Time just never seems to be on my side and my day-to-day outfits usually reflect that. It needs to be an effortless, simple outfit to get me out the door on time. For a fancy event I'll usually allocate half a day in order to get ready and arrive in the city on time, ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Sparkle
You're probably wondering "Where the hell is the sparkle?" but bear with me, this year I'm doing sparkles in an understated fashion... sorry, a blurry understated fashion *sigh*. Somedays just aren't my days and this was one of them. It was Steve's birthday so I wanted to look nice for whatever the day had in store for us. As you can tell we were winging it, moving doesn't allow much room in the budget for fun. Turns out an entire afternoon the Apple Store genius bar isn't as awesome as it ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Green
I know "Sparkle" week started today but I'm not feeling entirely sparkly right now. We found out on Thursday night that the owner of the house we've been renting for the past 6+ years has decided to sell the property but needs to do some work on the house before it can be put up for sale so we're out of there. We've got three months to move but I want the whole thing over and done with so we spent the weekend looking at properties and I'll be applying for two tomorrow morning, wish me luck! I ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Hipster
I'm back baby! March and September are my busiest months of the year and the past few weeks kicked my ass with both awesomeness and crap I don't want to talk about just yet. It's pretty poor form when the founder of Aussie Curves can't even manage to pull an outfit post together but you know what, who cares? There are so many inspiring ladies within the challenge now and I've always said you don't have to participate every week, just when you can. I couldn't, I was tapped out and just not ... [ Discover More ]
Curve Embracer
This is my little sister Stephanie, although it seems a bit redundant to call her that now she's a fully functioning and independent adult... but I'm her big sister so I guess I can call her what ever I like! We've grown really close over the past few years, it's really nice. Before we just kind of swung around in our own orbits, occasionally colliding, often resulting in tears. Not only have we become closer on a personal level but she's also been learning more about what I do for work. So ... [ Discover More ]
Hall of Fame – Kidspot Voices 2014
On the weekend I was honoured to be inducted into the Kidspot Voices Hall of Fame for blogging. I've been a part of the competition since it's inception many years ago, I even came Top 5 in 2012. A special thanks to the unwavering support, love and nominations from new and loyal readers of my blog. It's so exciting to see fresh faces entering the arena even if I did feel a bit like a dinosaur, because not only was I celebrating the induction but on Monday my blog turned 8 years old. I spent ... [ Discover More ]
City Chic Outlet Shopping
On Sunday Jo had organised an Aussie Curves Meet Up Event at the City Chic Factory Outlet in Campbeltown, NSW. Jo and I were on the tail end of a huge weekend (more on that later) but we were still excited to go shopping with Claire, Rachel and Sunny. I've only been there once before and I have to say that going with a group of friends is way better than going alone. Of course I didn't want you to miss out on the fun either so I filmed it all... City Chic Outlet Store Brands On Sale 32 ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Campari House, Melbourne
The last six months have been intense personally, along side of that Aussie Curves has exploded into the community I had always dreamed it would be. Everyday hundreds of people apply to join the private facebook group and there are thousands upon thousands of instagrams using the hashtag #AussieCurves to connect and inspire. I was asked over the weekend how I felt about AC and all I could say was... I'm blown away. I always knew that with positive intention and peer support the community would ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Secondhand
In the name of multitasking I present my second look photographed on the same day... and yes it did involve a quick outfit change in a public park because I'm a risky dare devil like that. I'm also a bit of a cheater, the dress isn't secondhand but the handbag is, that totally counts right? After the epic wardrobe clear out of January 2014 I found myself with no secondhand garments so I went to my ever faithful stash of Glomesh to bring an outfit to life and make the cut. You've got to admit, ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Off The Runway
This week the challenge is to steal a style "Off The Runway" and interpret the look in your own way. Endless possibilities. I discovered the look above by Marissa Webb (Spring 2014) and knew instantly that I could make it work. I already owned a metallic gold skirt and my crisp blouse was begging to be worn. I didn't have a white tie so I added some simple chains. I didn't have super strappy heels but I did have a cute pair of nude t-bars. Basically same-same but different. It was really cool ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Sequins
The weather here at the moment is dreary rainy snuggly overcast stay under the covers kind of weather. The thought of even putting on a bra is revolting but here I am, in the rain shaking my sequin ass. Steve really wasn't having a bar of it today so we snapped a few pics as quickly as possible and then I jumped back in the car. The weather will not hold me back dammit but it did make me forgetful. I wanted to show you a great outfit for the office that could easily transform into a sexy ... [ Discover More ]
Pretty Little Life
On the weekend we attended a wedding, a union between two new friends and it was very special. I meet "Meeks" at Aidan's preschool and casually built up a friendship as her daughter and my son were smitten with each other. We invited their family to Aidan's birthday party and we all just hit it off, even Steve and he's a hard nut to crack. We were excited to get to know this family better but sadly a month later they had to move for "JJ's" work. Meeks + JJ got married on Saturday and it was ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Boho
I had grand plans for Boho week but the weather didn't want to play along so this is what you get, my outfit that I wore to a Blog Chicks networking event in Parramatta today. Big crazy natural curls, my favourite sheer dress and some sweet tan accessories... oh and no beige wall, YAY! I received this Scarlett & Jo dress as a gift from Evans, it's a firm favourite and gets plenty of wear. It's up there in my Top 10 and that's saying something as I've worn a lot of dresses. It's the most ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Activewear
Last year I got the opportunity to try a new fitness activity, Cardio Tennis. It was a lot of fun but ultimately a bit too much for me, Steve however loved it and a few weeks ago he signed up for classes. Every Wednesday he heads down to the court and comes back an hour later red faced and covered in sweat. He's entitled to an hour of free court hire every week as a perk so we head down there as a family on Sundays just for fun. I really really really enjoy myself. I put on my favourite ... [ Discover More ]
Lollitint Lovelies
You should all know by now how much I love Benefit Costmetics. They're a girls-girl beauty brand that doesn't follow fashion trends or focus on artistry, instead concentrates on solving the problems women face. I like that. I like that their products do what they promise in an easy to understand way, I'm sure its one of the many reasons why so many of my readers have jumped on the bandwagon too. I don't back a product unless I love it, you guys know that. The brand ethos is so in sync with my ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Double Take
Thanks for all the love for the new look site. One of the things you noticed was a lack of the "Danimezza Blue" so as a bit of a hat tip to my favourite colour both of my outfits for the Double Take challenge feature it. That's right, this week's challenge has double the outfits and better still I'm going to show you how to take a simple classic shirt dress and wear it in two ways. I picked up this gorgeous thing when I was in New York last year, I mean how could I not?! I always turn to ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Breaking the Rules
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Aussie Curves – Christmas
Christmas has been and gone. We travelled up the coast to stay with my family for the holidays and it was bliss. Just Dad, Mum, my sister Stephanie, Steve, Aidan and myself. We went to the beach, the park, the shops and even went out and looked at all the pretty Christmas lights, it was just so damn lovely, the whole trip, everything. So here I am, a week later and I'm writing this post reminiscing and looking at pictures. Ever since we got home I've been cracking the sads. I just want to go ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Cocktail
I don't really have any more fancy parties to attend, my silly season is officially over and I literally just tied a bow on the last bit of work I had to do for the year. I'm officially done. We will be driving up the coast to celebrate Christmas with my family and I can't wait to chill out and relax. I'd be surprised if you found me in anything more than a bikini and sunscreen this week. The make up, heels and hair extensions are definitely staying at home but I will be wearing this dress on ... [ Discover More ]
Aussie Curves – Resort
This time last week Steve and I were running away from home for the night. It had been almost 3 years since we'd had some alone time, just the two of us, doing something exciting and different. This is partly due to the fact that we don't have a baby sitter or disposable income. So when my sister came to stay we took full advantage and booked a night away in Blacktown... yep, you heard right. I originally planned for us (I book our hotels, it's my thing and Steve honestly loves it) to stay at ... [ Discover More ]


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well selling them online is your best bet because 99% of stores will not take them back without a reciept.
but the 2 mentioned games are not violent at all when comparing them to todays standards. in metroid you shoot aliens with balls of light and in zelda u hit bad guys with your sword. maybe if your kids are young it's too much for your liking though.
i'd sell them for 40 dollars each plus shipping. buyer saves about ten dollars and i think paying ten dollars for mario galaxy is a good deal.

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The rule of the open web is much simpler: you own your content if it's on your domain name. That's why I have my microblog posts here on manton.org and with their own RSS feed.
Pretty good idea, but I haven't brought up the time to implement that myself, and so in the meantime my proper website doesn't have a lot of blog posts, because I didn't want to 'spam' it like my old sites with micro-blurbs. But I've been thinking about this again lately.
And while I love pants I'm not sure I'll just go my own way again and have my most important content in my own system, just because I apparently prefer flexibility. On the other hand I might think about mixing #pants and my own system, because for small stuff and discussions… pants is good. I'm just worried about the integration, canonical urls, etc.pp
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Chip Kelly is all about the process, all about being a little better today than yesterday, and is content to let the todays pile up and eventually become a tomorrow.
When Kelly talks about what he hopes the Eagles will accomplish in the training camp that begins as players report Friday and take the field Saturday, he usually says: "We just need to get better in all phases." Better today than yesterday and on and on.
Somewhere deep inside the NovaCare Complex, however, inside the offices where Kelly and his staff and general manager Howie Roseman have plotted the course and prioritized the weaknesses that must be improved, the answers are a little more specific.


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Econo Lodge - Cranston/Providence
Cranston, Rhode Island, 101 New London Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920, United States of America
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Airport nearby Close to the airport, this property is also near Roger Williams Park. Property amenities Days Inn Cranston/ Providence Airport provides wireless Internet access, high-speed Internet access, and a 24-hour front desk. Other amenities include complimentary parking and business services. Cable/satellite TV All guestrooms include cable television.
Property amenities24-hour front deskAir-conditioned public areasBusiness servicesCoffee in lobbyComplimentary newspapers in lobbyInternet access in public areas - complimentaryInternet access in public areas - high speedInternet access in public areas - surchargeInternet access - wirelessParking (free)
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Location highlightsCasino nearbyAirport nearby
Hotel stayThe hotels room temperature was not comfortable. There was a coffe machine in the room, but no coffee pot. I have to place a disposable cup underneath the machine and wait there so that it does not overflow...quite a primitive idea. However, the breakfast was quite good, which I guess, compensate for the overall unplesant experience.Rating:4
Meet my needs!Hotel was easy to find. Conviently located near shopping. Room was neat and clean. We walked to Panera Bread for breakfast. We were merely looking for a place to stay over night, while visiting with family one weekend.
Travelers tip on shoppingConviently located across the street from a shopping plaza. There was more shopping woithin walking distance. Panera Bread was only 2 buildings away from this hotel.Rating:1
Yuck!!Booked the room last minute to attend a funeral. The room smelled moldy, the bathroom smelled like urine, the blankets were old and scratchy. Room had no clock.Rating:2
below expectation for a days inn chainwas expecting standard hotel but realized that being a franchised outfit, one can end up on the lower half of the quality. This particular hotel is probably one in the poorer inns. the rooms were big but the sheets, carpets and amenities were old even when i paid extra for the better room. breakfast is paltry while the proprietor was reluctant to fill up even the orange juice when i pointed out that the concentrate was almost out. instead, he said it was still orange in color ^^ i think theres much better deal and options near warwick airport.
Travelers tipyoull find much better options within 10mins drive.Rating:3
Days Inn / CranstonFront desk was waiting for our arrival. Hotel a little old but it was nice to park in front of our room. Services and front desk close at 10pm, housekeeping at 9pm. We couldnt get extra pillows but there was a refrigerator in the room and a microwave. Breakfast was good with juice, coffee and bagels / cerel. Good value for the money.
Travelers tip for business travelersHotel vert close to TF Green Airport and there are resturants, shopping and Starbucks near by.Rating:2
Look ElsewhereThe hotel was dreary looking from the outside. The front lobby looked dated and just "surface cleaned" if you know what I mean. The rooms had the same look and feel. My room had hair on the bathroom floor; the drawers smelled so I lived out of my suitcase; the towels were small, stained, and scratchy; and the curtains didnt close all the way so I had to put my shoes up on the sill to hold them shut. The door didnt close properly and looked as if you could kick it in with a minimum of effort. One of our friends said their room smelled like urine, and another said their bedding was stained. My advice is to stay someplace else. I was staying with a group so I didnt have much choice, but we agreed to look elsewhere next time.
Travelers tip on diningThe free breakfast is a joke! Go next door to Panera Bread and spend a few bucks on a decent breakfast. Or better yet, drive to a restaurant - The Creamery.Rating:1
Worst room everThis was the most disgusting room I have ever stayed in. The room was supposed to be non-smoking but smelled like smoke. The door could only be opened after repeated tries from either inside or out. I tried to change rooms but was told that the place was full although the parking lot was half empty. The place was only marginally clean, especially the bathroom.Rating:1
spend a little extra to get much betterThe room felt dirty. There were cracks in walls, cigarette holes in blankets, rust on ceiling. The hotel advertises that it has 65 newly renovated rooms; we obviously did not get one of those. The remote didnt work, and the AC had to be on full blast in order to get the room somewhat cool. I chose this room/hotel because the prices was right for someone on a budget-my husband would much rather pay a steeper price for a better place. We couldnt wait to leave.Rating:3
Fair Price Hotel in Providence areaThe condition and maintenance of the room, did not appear to a regular thing. Very out dated wall paper and all doors, ceiling and opening did not appear to be regularly cleaned .bed linen not up to par. outdated bedspreads and linen should be replaced on a regular basic. with new modern linen.
Travelers tip on saving a few bucksreasonable price hotel/motel in the Providence area.Rating:2
poor roomthere was bugs in the room and bed. smellsRating:2
you get what you pay forwas one of the cheaper prices ,but i did expexct more from a days in the place was outdated,smelly and dirty . I even found a dead bug on the floor next to the bed. it is worth spending a little extra. The week before i spent a night at the radison by the providence airport, it cost twenty dollars more but was well worth it .
Travelers tip for business travelersstay awayRating:1
Very Dirty Poor ServiceThis hotel is disgusting! This is the worst stay I have ever had in a hotel. The rooms are dirty- we had to switch rooms twice and housekeeping never made the beds or brought new towels. The management is extremely rude and unresponsive. Save yourself the trouble and stay somewhere else.Rating:4
Good price, nice people.Both outside and inside, everything was neat and well-kept. Thestaff were very friendly and the continental breakfast was limited but adequate. Nothing fancy, but a good , convenient, reasonably priced place to stay.Rating:5
great location for meI needed a hotel/motel to house a visitor and although rated a one and a half star, it was very much nicer than I expected. Great shopping center across the main street (no entrance on that street, you are better off driving to it. Called "Garden City" the shopping center has many nice shops and restaurants.This lodging was absolutely perfect for my particular needs!
Travelers tip on saving a few buckscompared to other accomodations in the area, this place was a huge bargain, very little in the area at this price range, which is very close to a pretty shopping center with lots to choose for dining and shopping. other hotels wont have Garden City nearby and will cost $100 a nioght more.Rating:3
good for overnight stay if you have an early flightok for an overnight. Appeared to be close to place to eat. about 10 min from airport, in no trafficRating:4
Good for the price and accepts dogs.We needed accommodations that accepted our dog. The room was clean, small, but out of date. Still, we slept well, enjoyed the morning coffee and found superb shopping facilities nearb. For a one-night stay it was ok.Rating:4
When I return to Providence I will stay there again.People were helpful. Rooms were clean and furniture was in good shape. Appeared to have been remodeled recently.


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Coroner: Van driver hits Pa. pole, is electrocuted
EAST STROUDSBURG -- Authorities said a van driver was killed on a mountain road when he crashed into a telephone pole, got out of his vehicle and was electrocuted by a downed power line.
Monroe County Coroner Bob Allen told the Pocono Record that the man was alone in a commercial van at the time of the Saturday evening accident.
He said the van hit the pole near the Smithfield-Middle Smithfield township line and broke it in three places, and wires dropped down beside the vehicle.
Allen said the man, whose name has not been released, then climbed out of the vehicle and stepped on a line. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Pocono Medical Center. A forensic autopsy on the victim's body is planned.


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Becoming a parent by blending families or marrying someone with kids can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. If you've never had kids, you'll get the opportunity to share your life with a younger person and help to shape his or her character. If you have kids, you'll offer them more opportunities to build relationships and establish a special bond that only siblings can have.
In some cases, your new family members may get along without a hitch (just like The Brady Bunch), but other times you can expect difficulties along the way. Figuring out your role as a parent — aside from the day-to-day responsibilities that come with it — also may lead to confusion or even conflict between you and your partner, your partner's ex-wife or ex-husband, and their kids.
While there is no foolproof formula for creating the"perfect" family (every family has its own dynamics), it's important to approach this new situation with patience and understanding for the feelings of those involved. Here's how to make things easier as you adapt to your new role.
The initial role of a stepparent is that of another caring adult in a child's life, similar to a loving family member or mentor. You may desire a closer bond right away, and might wonder what you're doing wrong if your new stepchild doesn't warm up to you or your kids as quickly as you'd like — but relationships need time to grow.
Start out slow and try not to rush into things. Let things develop naturally — kids can tell when adults are being fake or insincere. Over time, you can develop a deeper, more meaningful relationship with your stepchildren, which doesn't necessarily have to resemble the one they share with their birth parents.
Children who are mourning the loss of a deceased parent or the separation or divorce of their birth parents may need time to heal before they can fully accept you as a new parent.
For those whose birth parents are still alive, remarriage may mean the end of hope that their parents will reunite. Even if it has been several years since the separation, kids (even grown ones!) often hang onto that hope for a long time. From the kids' perspective, this reality can make them feel angry, hurt, and confused.
Other factors that may affect the transition into stepparenting:
Knowing ahead of time what situations may become problematic as you bring new family members together can help you prepare so that, if complications arise, you can handle them with an extra dose of patience and grace.
All parents face difficulties now and then. But when you're a stepparent, those obstacles are compounded by the fact that you are not the birth parent — this can open up power struggles within the family, whether it's from the kids, your partner's ex, or even your partner.
When times get tough, however, putting kids' needs first can help you make good decisions. Here's how:
No matter what the circumstances of your new family, chances are there'll be some bumps along the way. But don't give up trying to make things work — even if things started off a little rocky, they still can (and probably will) improve as you and your new family members get to know each other better.
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Reviewed By Richard S (Merrill, WI) Reviewed for a 2005 Ford Freestyle —6/13/2006 7:18 AM
the quality is very good and well made. However it doesn't quite have enough width across the windshield to fit the pockets on both side view mirrors.
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The Little Fish that Roared: The Endangered Species Act, State Groundwater Law, and Private Property Rights Collide over the Texas Edwards Aquifer
Todd Haydn Votteler
Special Master, U.S. District Court
The Edwards Aquifer is the sole source of water for San Antonio, Texas. The Aquifer contributes surface water flow in the Guadalupe River through Comal and San Marcos Springs, both of which are home to endangered aquatic species, including the fountain darter. In 1993, a U.S. district court ruled that the Secretary of the Interior allowed takings under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) by not ensuring adequate flows from the Springs. The Texas legislature responded to a court mandated deadline to protect springflow by establishing the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) to regulate groundwater withdrawals. In 1996, as a severe drought affected the region, the Texas Supreme Court overturned a state trial court ruling that EAA was unconstitutional. During a second ESA suit alleging that groundwater pumpers were causing takes of endangered species, the U.S. district court ordered the implementation of a plan to reduce pumping from the Aquifer. The court's order was later vacated and the litigation continues.
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Solutions for Chapter 18
There is an advantage to the sensory acclimation that people experience over time. Every day we are bombarded by hundreds, maybe thousands of stimuli. If we had to react to every single one of them, our heads would explode from sensory overload! By being able to respond to some and not to others, we are able to keep ourselves functioning normally.
The inability to respond to pain poses great risks. If one is unable to feel pain, then the chances of doing damage to oneself is greatly increased. A bone could be broken, or there could be an internal problem (like a heart attack) and the person would never know it. Fortunately, occurrences of this are fairly rare.


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Class of 2016 to be Inducted on October 6
The Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame 12-member class of 2016 will be inducted at a gala ceremony and dinner on October 6th at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center in downtown Buffalo (153 Franklin Street). Four of the inductees will be introduced posthumously as part of the Pride of Western New York. This year's event marks the 26th class to be inducted into the Hall of Fame since its inception in 1991 and brings the total membership to 303.
The Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2016
- Benjy Bluman Acclaimed Basketball Official & All-around Athlete
- Don Bosseler Outstanding NFL and U-Miami Fullback
- Carl Brandt Record-setting Track Sprinter (Pride)
- Sal Buscaglia Collegiate Women's Basketball Coaching Great
- Bud Carpenter Buffalo Bills Head Athletic Trainer
- Reggie McKenzie Buffalo Bills All-Pro Guard
- Ed Michael Renowned U/Buffalo Wrestling Coach
- Alex Mogilny Buffalo Sabres Single Season Goal Scoring Leader
- Frank Offermann Pioneering Buffalo Bison Baseball Executive (Pride)
- Frank Rustich Long-time Boxing and Pro Football Official (Pride)
- Bob Westphal Founder of Buffalo Regals Youth Hockey (Pride)
- Cindy Wyatt Shot Put, Discus & Powerlifting National Champion
All join a rich heritage of native Western New Yorkers, or those who starred in and around the Buffalo Niagara region during their playing days, who are enshrined in the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. The Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame honors those who have enhanced our lives with their performances and commitment to Western New York sports, an effort surpassed only by the positive impressions they have left on the athletes of tomorrow.
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I was wondering the same thing. His last.fm info says he was last seen 71 days ago. :scratch
marimari~!!His computer blowing up is one thing, let's just hopefully he's alright.
I was wondering the same thing. His last.fm info says he was last seen 71 days ago.
He should be alive since I have seen him browsing the board a couple of times
How long ago?
I remember he lost a drive, and a monitor, but he replaced the monitor. The drive was the last fault he complained about. Maybe we can get Kagobon to clarify the situation. Has she been on? Maybe internet in the house is down.On another note, does anyone have his mailing address? You could probably get a phone number from that address, and call him, or something. There are a few sites that can give you that. Although i'm not sure how reliable it is, but it's worth a try, I suppose.


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Yesterday I had a great, great experience. One of those gems, a meant-to-be which has left me feeling a renewed. The night before last (our first day in Cuba), after hearing a well-known rumba band at the Palacia Rumba, some of the cats were hanging at the bar in the hotel. There was a duo playing - piano and sax. They sounded nice, not stretching much, but playing very musically on a mix of traditional Cuban songs, Jobim tunes, and American standards. Between selections I introduced myself. The woman playing sax invited me to sit in using her flute. Always happy to mix with the locals, I jumped in playing two or three tunes. She told me she wanted to learn more about jazz (she was classically trained). Her husband is also a musician - a percussionist. I invited both of them to drop by the hotel the next day, to talk music, have a lesson. She looked a little apprehensive, and said she had a 2-year old baby. I said, hey bring the baby.
The next morning they called and came by. Both such nice people. And they have a very cute baby. They weren't allowed to come up to room (hotel policy - guests only) so a woman working with the hotel found a conference room that was no occupado. Mary Fiance Fuss, the press director with Jazz at Lincoln Center saw us heading up the escalator, saxes in hand, and ran up to me and asked almost urgently what we were doing. I said, casually, were having a little lessen. The 60 Minutes film crew, who are here covering our visit to Cuba, just happen to be in the lobby, getting ready to shoot some local street stuff. Mary grabbed Morley Safer, David Browning the producer, and two cameramen and followed us up and shot the whole thing. The young saxophonist's English wasn't that good, so her husband was translating, baby in arms. She had prepared a list of questions: how to growl, how to bend notes, how to get a sub tone, how to play high harmonics, how to get a sound that is jazzy and bluesy. We worked through all her questions, cameras capturing everything, Morley standing aside grinning, obviously pleased with this impromptu event.
At one point the saxophonist was struggling to get the high A harmonic (a good starting point). I made a couple suggestions for her embouchure. All of a sudden she had the note, clear and strong. Then I showed her a set of fingerings up to high D, and she did it perfectly. She couldn't believe it, and was laughing and so excited, her husband smiling, happy for her, baby squirming to get down and run around. Mauricio, her husband, told me everyone encourages her, tells her she has potential, but that she doesn't believe it herself. He looked at me and said that last night they were touched by God, at having met us, and having this experience. I of course got all teary-eyed.
Then I brought them (the whole crew) down to the lobby bar where we could use the piano, and we continued. Victor Goines joined us and at one point was at the piano, and the three of us played Misty. When we finished, there was an outburst of applause. People had gathered in the bar, and the bartenders had put down their serving trays. I sat with David and Morley in the bar a for a few minutes afterwards. They were so excited - it was just this kind of thing they were hoping to capture.
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(includes 5% merlot): Saturated ruby-red. Brooding, cool aromas and flavors of blackberry, cassis and violet, complemented by toasty, smoky-oaky torrefaction. Deeper than the A Lisa; still a bit green but not dry or hard. Finishes clean and persistent, with slightly dusty tannins.


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"So we're really at the very beginning of a tour that will probably go on for a year and a half… and we're just starting to kind of realize the kind of appetite and love that is out in the world for Duran Duran… It hasn't always been like this; you know we've been around for 35 years… We have a great job that we love doing…" Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran at The Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada on Friday night… taking a moment to express some gratitude to the sold out crowd before performing one of their most popular songs (not from the 80s), "Ordinary World". Supporting their 14th studio album, Paper Gods, which Warner Bros. Music released this month, the setlist for this tour is a good representation of the phenomenal music Duran Duran have released over the past four decades. But with less than two hours to perform, the show only scratches the surface of their brilliant catalog of music. With founding members Nick Rhodes on keyboards and John Taylor on bass, along with Roger Taylor on drums and Simon on vocals, the group have ties working with one another that goes back to the start, and they still make up the core of the band, with each contributing greatly to their signature sound. A lot of bands who have been around for a long time and have a strong association with a certain period or era become resentful of that, and some view their most popular songs with disdain – as if those hits are anchors holding them down rather than stepping stones that helped to propel them forward into world. Some other bands even refuse to perform their most popular hits live for their fans (see: Radiohead). Duran Duran are the opposite. Not only are they mindful of their own history and cognizant of what fans love to celebrate, but they appear happy to celebrate it right along with those of us in the audience. Duran Duran has always been about the past, the now, and the future, somehow all at the same time. I guess it goes back to that "great job" that they "love doing", which is quite a modest take on creating some of the songs that are included in the soundtracks to the lives of people of my generation. As far as their concert tours go, they always bring some of that "new" with them with each tour, and this one is no different. From a healthy sampling of the new songs as well as new takes on older ones, they remind us all that they are accomplished artists with the ability to not only recreate that sublime studio sound, but also breathe vibrancy into it for how it all comes together on stage, in both sound and visuals. And somehow the guys appear timeless themselves, as they seem to defy the gods (paper or otherwise) and never appear to age year to year… the principals all look 10 to 20 years younger than they should, which contributes to the feeling of being part of an event that could be happening in the past, present, or future. At certain points during their live set, you could squint a little and travel back in time to the 00s, 90s, and 80s.
Clive Farrington, former lead singer of When In Rome at Hogue Barmichael's | Newport Beach | 12/6/2014 (Rehearsals & Concert Review + Photos + New Wave Bar)
I had an opportunity to spend a couple of days with Clive Farrington, to see what is going on with the former front man and lead singer of the popular 80s band, When In Rome. On the itinerary was sitting in on a rehearsal with his new band prepping for 2015, checking out the New Wave Bar & Restaurant in Bellflower for Danny Sanchez's birthday ("70s Disco Night"), and a few days later attending their special charity concert at Hogue Barmichael's in Newport Beach, which benefited the Orangewood Children's Foundation.
Lily Allen Brings "Sheezus" To North America and UK Through End of 2014
English singer-songwriter Lily Allen is back in the spotlight with a new album and tour, following time off from starting a family. Her current tour marks her return to North America after a five year absence. The new album, Sheezus, is her first since 2009, and third album since her big debut in 2006 with her #1 UK hit "Smile". [Read more…]
Tears for Fears at The Wiltern | Los Angeles, California | 9/23/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)
"Is that the new iPhone 6?" Roland Orzabal, early on in the show, as he and Curt Smith looked out over the sea of cell phones in the air, held by an exuberant sold out crowd at the historic Wiltern in Los Angeles last night. Tears for Fears, best known for their collection of timeless and classic New Wave hits from the 80s, do not tour very often, and when they do, the tours are usually not too many dates and cities. So there was a bit of an "event" feeling in the air, and based on some of their comments later in the show, they both seem to have quite an affinity for the City of Angels. As such, it seemed to be one of those special sort of shows, that unfold in a different sort of way. About halfway through the show, Curt even gave a shout out to Richard Blade, who was at the front of the GA crowd in the pit… if you didn't know him by his own lifetime in music, you would think he was the band's biggest fan (and maybe he is). Perhaps the development that represented the biggest point of fan service, prefaced by Roland with "nothing like changing it up for L.A.; obviously this is a special place for us…" was the surprise encore opener, a song that "we haven't done for many, many years". He said that this version will be included in their deluxe reissue of Songs From the Big Chair in November. He said it has been impossible for them to do live "until now", and then proceeded to play "The Working Hour". Definitely a special show by a fantastic band, and the place was certainly buzzing when it all came to a close after upwards of a two hour show.
Tears for Fears Launch Small Concert Tour in The United States This Month
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The Zombies at Harrah's South Shore Room | Stateline, Nevada | 8/23/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)
"Before I sing each song, if you're ever thinking, 'what's going through his mind?', I'm thinking: 'sing from your ass, project out the back of your neck, and try and get your tits over your shoulders!'" Colin Blunstone, vocalist for The Zombies, giving the summation of his three anecdotes regarding decades of experience with singing techniques, offered to visiting students from The Royal Academy of Music. The concert at Harrah's South Shore Room in Lake Tahoe last night marks the third time I've seen the band live in the past year (having seen them at the indigO2 in London and at Yoshi's in San Francisco in 2013) and they are still full of surprises. Joined on stage with co-founding member Rod Argent on keyboards and vocals as well as rock veterans Tom Toomey on guitar, Jim Rodford (from Argent and The Kinks) on bass, and Jim's son Steve Rodford on drums, the British Invasion band continues to prove that they are both music legends of the past as well as relevant today, with their mix of classics and all new music (with one newly polished gem previewed last night and due to be to be recorded in studio in the next two weeks). These guys are the real deal, and represent real rock and roll. [Read more…]
New Order & La Roux at The Bill Graham Civic Auditorium | San Francisco, California | 7/11/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)
"…since we're in San Francisco, we thought we'd do something special." Bernard Sumner, singer and guitarist for New Order, as preface to an unexpected, second encore closer and cover of "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium last night. One of just a half dozen dates on this North American tour, the concert showed a band that has worked to refine their live set, with updated visuals as well as a bit of tweaking and reworking of what has become their usual selection of songs. It was definitely the best I've heard them in the past four years, and they seemed most energized during their performance of new song, "Plastic". The sold out crowd of around 7,000 never stopped moving and bouncing as they ripped through a sequence of favorites at the end with "True Faith", "The Perfect Kiss", and "Blue Monday". As has been tradition, they closed out with an encore of a few Joy Division covers, but the Scott McKenzie cover at the very end showed that they can still surprise when they are inspired to do so.
New Order Returns to North America in July with "Summerfest" Appearance & Small Tour; La Roux Joins in California Concerts
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Hotel/Resort Review: Hilton London Tower Bridge – London, England [REVISIT]
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Hotel/Resort Review: Hilton London Tower Bridge – London, England [REVISIT]
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Lena's StoryNadya! Nadya! Nadya! I was sick to death of hearing the world revolving around Nadya at my school, especially since she lost her virginity last week to Tommy. Everybody at my school, well, just the girls, know of the Legend of The Virgin Whisperer and Tommy. They know that he is the expert one, the one to take your virginity respectfully and properly and that you can make a very nice stash of cash at the same time.
Helen Flingston:
Hello, my name is Helen and I am just 18 years old. My family lives on a farm outside of Budapest and I am just finishing my final school year. I have a mother and a father and a very protective older brother. Oh, and a boyfriend, too.
I work hard on the farm to help my mother and father and my days are very busy. Money is very tight, so we all work together and our life is good. I get up very early each day and my brother and I do the chores to start the day. Then I go to school and study hard and when I get home, there is still much work to be done in the house. There is little time for fun in my life and what free time I have I spend in the company of my family and my boyfriend.
Last week we went to the Cinema and... Read more >>>
Jessica Mazury!
Hi, my name is Jessica and I am no longer a virgin! I say that with great pride because I saved my virginity for my boyfriend and he was worth it.
First, I tell you a little bit about me. When I was a child, you would have called me a "tom-boy". I was all girl, but I wasn't into frilly things or playing with dolls. I dressed like a boy in jeans and t-shirts and I loved playing outside chasing lizards and participating in sports. I didn't have many girl friends, but I had a lot of boy friends and I had so much more fun with the boys than I could have ever imagined with the girls.
The summer I turned 12, everything went wrong. First, I began to menstruate. I was so ashamed. I did not want any of the boys I knew to know of my shame. I could not hide the bulky pads under my jeans and had to wear dresses when I had my period. The boys I played with, began to make fun of me and the girls I never had played with made fun of me also. I grew six inches taller that summer, too; so tall that my bones in my legs hurt and between that and cramps, I was in constant pain.
I spent many nights crying myself to sleep from a combination of the pain and the sadness. It was a very lonely summer and by the time we went back to school, my breasts had begun to develop and where most girls had little bee sting breasts, mine were full and heavy, leading to many taunts from cruel girls and nasty jeers from over-sexed boys.
It was the longest and loneliest year of my life.
Things did not get better for the rest of my school years. My body continued to... Read more >>>
Rita Ulyanova
I grew up in a very poor section of Moscow. The fair weather lasted too long and the winters lasted even longer. We were always cold; always hungry; always in need of something.
Both of my parents worked very hard and still we suffered from great want.
While we didn't have much, our lives were full of love and great passion. For entertainment we made up stories at night in the dark of our apartment because we could not always afford electricity. My mother was creative with scraps she would scrounge for that others had thrown away and we ate with great relish for the feast she would prepare.
My mother was brilliant and she taught me how to read and while we could not afford instruments, she taught me everything she knew about the beauty of music. My father was also brilliant and he taught me of math and science.
If it weren't so apparent of our great wants and needs, I probably would never have thought us to be poor, but there were great differences between me and the other children at school and the older I got, the more painful our poverty became.
So, when I read about the woman who sold her virginity... Read more >>>
Anna Derevjanko
Hello, Before I get too into my story, I want to thank all of you who have watched my video at defloration.com and for your support of this site. I am indebted to both Tommy and the producer and photographer at defloration.com for taking my virginity and providing me with a sound foundation for my career in the adult entertainment industry.
I am now 22 years old and it has been an adventurous four years since Tommy took my virginity and I've had the extreme pleasure of working with Tommy again. He is a very, very nice man and even though most of our work is scripted,he manages to make the fuck amazing... Read more >>>
Greta Polack
When Greta came to our studio for the first time, she definitely refused to lose her virginity before our camera but later she agreed to make it with her boyfriend and we've managed to shoot an amasing defloration video. We recommended him to take a Viagra pill but he refused it. And he managed to do a great job even without Viagra! Enjoy great hardcore photos and HD video! You can download it right now! Her untouched innocent pussy will blow your mind...
The virgin
...It was a hot summer day and she was wearing a short skirt with no panties. She was in her parents apartment and was on her hands and knees washing the kitchen floor. She was alone with her fat boyfriend. She was shocked when he suddenly jumped on her back and held her with his hands. She tried to get him off but he was very strong and growled at her. Then she felt something wet and hot poking at her pussy. She wiggled her ass to stop him and then she felt it slip into her anus. He started pumping her very fast. As she told me the story, she blushed and admitted to me that it was a pleasant feeling. She knew what he was doing, because she had already seen this on video. After a minute she felt something hot squirt inside her. After her boyfriend got off of her, she stayed in that position for a few minutes while he licked her pussy. As a result of this shocking experience, she remained a virgin until now. She is OK now and was very willing to lose her virginity before my camera.
I've sold my virginity
She came to us only 2 days past her 18th birthday. As I slowly parted her legs I saw her plump virgin pussy lips. She shivered with fear and excitement from the touch of my hands on her inner thighs. She had never let a boy see or touch her virgin pussy. I carefully parted her pink lips and saw her intact hymen. I had to suppress my strong desire to use a finger or my tongue between her lips to bring her to a climax. The thought of her losing her virginity had so strongly aroused this inexperienced girl that I knew that she could not resist me, but we had signed a contract...
Anastasia SeymourShe came to our studio just after turning 18. She agreed to pose in the nude for us, and do a solo video where she showed us her hymen, proving her virginity. Then we convinced her to lose her virginity to our professional actor, Tommy.
A comment from our member:Anastasia is a "classic" beauty. She has a beautiful face. She should be a model. I believe that in your conversation, she talked about modeling. Her breasts are perfect. Her legs are perfect. I made some screen grabs and included them. They are similar to the still photos you posted.
Rebecca BrownHi, my name is Rebecca Brown and until just a few days ago, I was a virgin. I have wanted to be a porn actress since I saw my first porn video three years ago at my schoolmate's house.
Anna Lukina.
Hello, my name is Anna and I lost my virginity to Renato at defloration.com. Before meeting Renato I was a virgin in every sense of the word. I had never had a man kiss me before, I had never felt a man's hands on my body before and I had never experienced so much pleasure in the span of an hour as I did with Renato.
I come from a small town in Russia. Everything there is stuck in the past; from the clothes, to the music to antiquated traditions, we have no sights on the future, we are mired in the days of old. We see no reason to change and we expect others to change to our way of thinking or they are easily outcast.
I grew up in this town, accepting of the past and never wanting to change anything until I found a romance novel in the library. It was hidden I am sure to keep from impressionable eyes, but my eyes found it and the picture of the very large man with a flowing mane of hair on the cover with eyes of green and hair of spun gold. A young woman in a beautiful flowing dress was held tightly in his arms and her eyes held untold tales of passion. The cover drew me in and as I began to read of the scandalous behavior, I knew that I would have to continue to hide the book in the library and return often to continue to read it, had I taken it home, I would have been punished for my transgressions. I learned of love and sex in that book and of being free to choose who you fall in love with. I learned of sex outside of marriage and of passion I did not see in any of our citizens. In my heart, I wanted everything these people were free to have and I was no longer content to the future that was laid out in the past by my family... Read more >>>
Meet our first virgin from Asia.She asked us not to mention where she lived. She is a very beautiful and polite teen aged girl. This is her first time posing before the camera in the nude. We are sure that you will love seeing her unshaven pubic hair. It has been a year since we photographed her and she is still a virgin. Sorry guys, she said that she is waiting until she meets the man that she will marry. Sign up now to download her beautiful HQ pictures and HD video from our members' section. Like our other virgins, she was shot exclusively for our website.
Anna Netrebko.I am Anna and I am a ballerina in Prague. I have been studying dance since I was two years old. I can remember playing dress up i my mother's tutu's as she was a ballerina too and her mother before her. My mother would affix her tutu to my little body and turn the phonograph on with classical dance music. At first, we moved together through the music and danced as one. As I got older, she began to teach me barre exercises and we practiced them over and over until they were perfect. When I was five, she began to teach me the steps of famous ballet pieces she had performed and by the time I was seven, my bones and my muscles became strong enough so that I could dance en pointe. I then began to have formal teachers and my father worked extra jobs and my mother took in laundry to clean for the rich people in town to afford my lessons.
Dunya KonoplyaOur latest virgin is a pretty country girl with long light brown hair. She was quite pleasant to work with, but she did not know how to pose for the camera. She came to our studio, still a virgin so we had to take her. When I took off her panties, I saw the red blush on her cheeks. She was very shy and awkward, but let me do what I wanted. I spread her pussy lips and became the first man to see the small hole in her hymen. My dick got hard and I was filled with lust.
Nicole Birdman.Hi, my name is Nicole Birdman and I am living my dream of being an erotic model. My virginity is quite prized in modeling, and I've done well to keep it; but to be honest, I almost lost my prized innocence in the days before I shot the video for defloration.com.
Lenochka ChernovaMeet our new 18 y.o virgin girl from Russia. Watch her cute and exciting posing on Full HD video and HQ photos! Her wide-opened legs allow you to see her untouched hymen!
AnnaMy name is Anna.
NicolletNicollet had read an advertisement I had placed in a local paper and one day, she just showed up at our studios. Normally, a girl will contact me through e-mail, send me some pictures and we will carry on an e-mail conversation that may result in her as a featured virgin on our site. Sometimes we get referrals from adult entertainment agents about girls who want to get into the porn industry and since they are virgins, the agency sends them to me for possible inclusion on our site. A girl has to start somewhere when she wants to become a porn star and since being a virgin is not something a girl can remain on her quest to become a star, we get first crack at their virginity. I'm sure you've recognized some of your favorite porn girls who have go on to become HUGE porn stars. Defloration.com is the best place to get started and I am sure you will agree, the ONLY place to get started... Read more >>>
Mirella CsikisHello, My name is Mirella and I am just 18. Since I was a little girl, I wanted to be a model. I would dress up in my mother's gowns and pretend I was in a beauty pageant, complete with flowers I had picked from the garden and a tiara that was once part of a child's costume. I pictured in my mind walking down that runway to take my award. I perfected that pageant walk and that pageant wave and of course, I was most talented at blowing kisses to my adoring fans. Read more >>>
Marfa PiroshkaMy name is Marfa and I was a virgin. But, here's the thing; I'm married. Yes, married. And, yes, still a virgin. At my 18 birthday party there was a lot of drinking. My father had invited some of his friends as well as many of my friends. We had good food, good music, lots of dancing and my friends were very generous with their gifts to me. The party lasted many hours and it seemed as if every man at the party wanted to get into my pants. Read more >>>
Alesya GagarinaWhen the lights went on and the camera started filming, everything seemed to disappear. It was nothing short of magical.
Mirelle GathieuHello. My name is Mirelle and I am the latest girl to lose her virginity to Tommy Stone and the cameras at Defloration.com. By now, I'm sure you've seen the video and read all about it from Tommy's point of view, and I've tried to be silent, but his description came no where near the accuracy of what really took place and I have to tell you the truth, the whole truth; every last single second that incredible cock of his was in my pussy.


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Apartment in heart of Prague's Old town
Maximální počet hostů5
Počet místností1
Velikost35 m²
Floor No.
- Internet/WiFi
- Kuchyně
- Televize
- Kouření povoleno
- Ručníky
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Zvířata povolena
|Havelska, 150 00 Prag, Česká republika
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
- dining room with kitchenette
- 1 living- and bedroom
- bathroom with shower and toilet
- optimal occupancy 2-4 persons
- maximum occupancy 5 people
At the entrance of this 35 square meter apartment is a small wardrobe. From here it goes through a door into the bathroom / toilet. The dining room is open to the entrance and contains a large and well-equipped kitchenette. A further door leads from here to the living room, which is equipped with a double bed, two single beds and a fold-down sofa bed.
- no public transport or taxis needed
- final cleaning, city fees and all utilities are included in the price
- free and unlimited internet access in the apartment (wifi)
- satellite TV (Astra and Hotbird digital) with about 1400 TV channels and 700 radio channels
- additional radio with CD player
- Fully equipped kitchenette with refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, toaster etc.
- complete equipment of cookware, cutlery, plates, cups, different glasses, bowls, salt, pepper, spices, etc.
- the breakfast can be prepared and ingested in the apartment (coffee and tea are available for free)
- next café only 20 meters away
- several restaurants in direct environment
- good shopping, open market in front of the house, small shops next door, next supermarket 100 m away
- detailed journey description
- free parking and guarded parking from 250 CZK (about 9 Euro) per day in the neighboring district
- bed linen, towels and dishtowels are placed (beds made up on arrival)
- english language support
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The best of the apartment is the area in which is located. You have everything nearby. Bernard was very kind to us. I think you should invest some money on improvements because you could get out fantastic.You need to change and reform the bathroom furniture. If this improvement is a highly recommended apartment.
It is in the centre of Prague, so you do not have to take public transport to reach your destination.
Very nice stay. The place is conveniently located if you want to explore Prague's old town on foot. Never had to take the public transport anywhere. :) Recommend.
The host was very nice, friendly and well organized. The apartment was extremely well located and clean. thanks.
We had a good time with 3 persons. The apartment is perfectly in the center and you can walk like: everywhere. It was very clean and there is a lot of space. During the night it can get very loud from the clubs, but was OK for us! Thank you for the good time!
L'appartamento si trova in ottima posizione, vicino a tutte le attrazioni. Modesto come da foto. Bernhard è stato veramente molto gentile, ottima accoglienza e consigli utili durante il nostro soggiorno.
Posizione perfetta per i viaggiatori, si può raggiungere tutto a piedi . Spazio buono per 5 persone, piccoli problemi riguardo per stendere i panni , o per lavare a terra.
Nel complessivo buoni
l'appartement est très bien situé, au centre de Prague ou l'on est à proximité de tout sans prendre les transports.Il se trouve dans une rue calme et l'intérieur est conforme à la description qui en est faite sur le site. Nous avons été accueillis non pas par Bernhard mais par une jeune femme très sympathique qui nous a fournis tous les renseignements nécessaire pour le Week End.
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Ike Wister Turner was an American musician, bandleader, songwriter, arranger, talent scout, and record producer. In a career that lasted more than half a century, his repertoire included blues, soul, rock, and funk. He is most popularly known for his… Read More
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1931 Birth Born on November 5, 1931.
1951 19 Years Old His first recording, "Rocket 88", credited to "Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats", in 1951 is considered a contender for "first rock and roll song".
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In 1956, Turner took a reformed version of the Kings of Rhythm north to St. Louis, including Kizart, Sims, O'Neal, Jessie Knight, Jr. and Turner's third wife, Annie Mae Wilson Turner, on piano and vocals. … Read More
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He befriended St. Louis R&B fan Bill Stevens, who in 1959 set up the short-lived record label Stevens financed by his father Fred. … Read More
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In March 1960, Turner used Anna's voice on a recording of his self-penned song "A Fool in Love" to lay down a guide track for a male singer who did not attend the recording. … Read More
1964 32 Years Old After the duo's deal with Sue ended in 1964, Turner moved the band around to different labels, looking for the best deal and between that year and 1969 they recorded on Sonja, Warner Bros., Kent, Loma, Modern, Philles, Innis, Blue Thumb, Minit and A&M. Phil Spector sought out the duo to work with on 1965's "River Deep - Mountain High" but paid Turner $25,000 to have no creative input into the sessions. … Read More
1976 44 Years Old The facts surrounding his "marriage" to Anna Mae Bullock (Tina Turner), including accusations of abuse, have been very publicly debated. Tina left the relationship after another violent argument on the way to a concert in 1976. Their divorce was finalized in 1978. … Read More
1977 45 Years Old After the breakup, Turner struggled to find success as a solo artist. Holly Maxwell replaced Tina Turner on Turner's band from 1977 to 1985 and again for eight months in 1992. … Read More
1981 49 Years Old In April 1981, he was arrested for shooting a 49-year-old newspaper delivery man whom he accused of being physically and verbally abusive to his then wife, Ann Thomas and of kicking his dog. … Read More
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By 1985, Turner's finances were in disarray and he owed the state of California $12,802 in back taxes. … Read More
1987 55 Years Old In January 1987, he was arrested for trying to sell 10 ounces of cocaine to an undercover police officer. … Read More
1990 58 Years Old On February 16, 1990, he was sentenced to four years in a California prison for cocaine possession. … Read More
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Turner completed 18 months of his sentence before being released on parole in September 1991. … Read More
1997 65 Years Old Turner credited Joe Louis Walker with encouraging him to return to his roots in blues music. Turner played guitar and assisted in production on Walker's 1997 album Great Guitars and toured internationally with him. … Read More
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The positive response to the tour encouraged Turner to reform the Kings of Rhythm, taking them on a US tour in 2001. … Read More
2003 71 Years Old In September 2003, the PBS documentary series Martin Scorsese's The Blues included interviews and performances by Turner. … Read More
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… In February 2005, Fender manufactured a limited edition Ike Turner Tribute Stratocaster. … Read More
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… In 2006, Vibe named the character of Ike Turner from What's Love Got To Do With It at number 4 in their list of the 20 best movie "bad guys". … Read More
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In the weeks leading up to his death, Turner became reclusive. On December 10, 2007, he told personal assistant Falina Rasool that he believed he was dying and would not make it to Christmas.
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"I know a lot of people may doubt me," McCluster said, "but how many times the coach wants to give me the ball, how many times he calls my number, I promise I'll be there."
The Chiefs list McCluster at 5'8" and 170 pounds, making him the smallest player on the team in terms of both height and weight. As for worries that he may be vulnerable to injury with his size, McCluster declared, "I don't feel I'm going to wear down."
McCluster doesn't have a serious history of injuries, but there were doubts coming from many teams as to whether he was worth the risk. While playing for the Ole Miss Rebels, McCluster was clearly a workhorse and a main reason why the team entered the 2009 season with BCS title hopes.
The label of being a workhorse didn't faze the Chiefs any; clearly, the team saw plenty of potential in McCluster to draft him over players such as Torrell Troup and Jimmy Clausen, both of whom were reportedly on the coaches' radar.
McCluster was a special at Ole Miss.
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What the Chiefs need to be careful of is overusing him. This past season when McCluster played for Ole Miss, he suffered minor back spasms which not only caused him to slow down in a 33-20 loss to Auburn, it caused him to sit out most of the following week's game against Northern Arizona.
Following the game against Auburn, Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt had this to say about McCluster's injury: "That really hurt us. Everything is built around him… You worry about how many touches you give him and how many times he can touch it with his weight and size."
In that game, McCluster tallied 186 yards on 22 carries and scored one touchdown. This came a week after racking up 260 all-purpose yards. Just a week after seeing limited action against Northern Arizona, McCluster played again with full force in a 42-17 victory against Tennessee in which he broke the Rebel's rushing record and registered 324 all-purpose yards.
But that was last season, and that was the college game. McCluster surely has to change up his game, either by slowing it down or making sure he doesn't become a workhorse as he used to be. That shouldn't be the case since Thomas Jones and Jamaal Charles will be seeing action as running backs, and McCluster will be lining up with Dwayne Bowe and Chris Chambers as a receiver.
His workload should be balanced among the other talent surrounding him. Beginning this fall, things are going to be different for Dexter.
"It's a whole different ballgame," McCluster said of the NFL. It surely may be a different ballgame for McCluster on the field, and hopefully a new chapter in a career in which can silence all of his doubters.
Is McCluster the next Wes Welker?
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McCluster is expected to be used primarily as a slot receiver, but may see action as either the kick or punt returner. The Chiefs are counting on him to possibly become their own version of both Wes Welker and Joshua Cribbs. McCluster himself doesn't have a preference as to whether he'll return kickoffs or punts.
"It really doesn't matter. Punt return[ing] is more exciting: you get the ball, you've got to use your instincts right away. Then again, in the kickoff return, you have time to analyze the field, set up your blocks and make a play."
So far at training camp in St. Joseph, McCluster has been seeing action returning kicks, but also catching passes from the quarterbacks in drills.
"I haven't done it for a while, but coming out and doing it here every day has made me more comfortable in each phase. So I want to make sure I'm ready for either one."
Either way, McCluster said that he's felt natural on the field.
"In college, they shied away from [using me as returner], but once you do it and you have the instinct and the neck for it and the will to do it, it's not going to go anywhere, it's going to come naturally."
Speed is probably the most natural thing attributed to McCluster and during organized team activities this past spring, he showed just how fast he can be. On May 28, I saw with my own eyes McCluster run so fast that he split the sole of his shoe in half. It came on a play in which he blew past the defense on what surely would have been a touchdown. McCluster noted that the same thing had happened while he was at Ole Miss, but rather to the shoe on his other foot.
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McCluster knows plenty about the talk of him being the fastest player on the team and note him for his speed. "A lot of people look at me and say 'man, you were moving', but I feel like I could be a little faster. It feels a little different when you're doing it but once you sit down and watch film, I'm like 'man, that looked pretty nice.'"
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Lastly, McCluster has heard the whispers about Chiefs fans already claiming him to be a "secret weapon" for the team heading into the future, and regardless of their nickname for him or expectations, he's ready to live up to the hype.
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SUNY Upstate Medical University announces writing competition winners
Five individuals from SUNY Upstate Medical University have received 2003 Bruce Dearing Writing awards. The awards competition, sponsored by SUNY Upstate's Center for Bioethics and Humanities, is presented annually to encourage and promote the connection between arts and medicine.
Lauren Chernick received $400 as first place winner in the student category for a story recounting her experiences during her first three years of her medical education. Chernick, a third year medical student at SUNY Upstate, resides in Syracuse's east side.
Carol Roberts, R.N., and Nancy Schreher shared first place in the faculty/employee category, each receiving a $50 gift certificate to the book store "My Sister's Words."
Roberts, of University Hospital's Nursing Department, was selected for two poems titled, "The Diver" and "Aspen Peak." She resides in Syracuse's east side.
Schreher, of SUNY Upstate's Educational Communications Department, was selected for two short stories about her experiences caring for her ill mother and reuniting with her estranged brother. Schreher resides in Tully.
Moshin Ali, M.D., was named second place winner in the student category for a short story about social life in his native homeland, Pakistan. Ali, a resident of Syracuse's east side, is a child and adolescent psychiatry fellow at SUNY Upstate. He received a cash award of $300.
Jameson Hirsch, Ph.D., a psychology resident at SUNY Upstate, received the third place award in the student category for his story titled, "The Bus Ride." Hirsch, of Baldwinsville, received a cash award of $200.
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