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Supplying the event with the rare grooves and dope breaks are none other than DJ Spinbad, otherwise known as Moby's DJ, and Portland resident DJ and promoter (and former Wehrmacht frontman--remember them?) Mestizo.
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European stocks fell from a five-year high on profit taking as investors digested mixed earnings reports and showed little reaction to a short-term solution to the U.S. debt ceiling crisis.
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The concept on which Mitsubishi ASX is built on is said to be the revised and improved concept of the original XR-PHEV concept and this idea was first introduced in a Tokyo Motor Show back in 2015. In the new ASX, the manufacturers have enhanced the overall air flow of the car and they have retained the front grille to some extent as well. Most of the changes have taken place at the rear fascia, such as a tall and a conventional glass-house; a rear end gives a square look instead of the old concept look. This allows improved visibility and enhanced headroom in the cabin.
Since it has the ability to offer more space when compared to other SUVs therefore; it is also going to be bigger than other SUVs. According to our sources, the car is going to be 4370mm long and 1870mm wide. The Nissan Qashqai and the XR-PHEV fall under the same size class. It is likewise reported that the Mitsubishi ASX 2018 may also feature a plug-in hybrid; still, most of the sales are going to be generated from the conventional diesel and petrol drivetrains.
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Since the car is going to be a good deal of moving on challenging terrains and debris, so it has to have a good strong engine. The company has done justice with the engine. The Mitsubishi ASX 2018 will be powered by turbocharged 1.1-liter of a gasoline engine. The engine would have the ability to generate 98 horsepower output and with the help of the 14 kWh battery pack, it would produce up to 160 hp. Besides this, the car will be offered with other engine options including turbo petrol engine and a diesel variant engine. The lighter it gets the better performance you will get along with improved fuel efficiency.
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These 7 healthy snacks are so delicious that even your picky eaters will devour them.
When my kids were babies, they ate everything. I mean everything! Broccoli, cauliflower, green beans and if I was to feed them green eggs and ham, they'd of eaten that too. Then they started to challenge everything I cooked and became picky eaters. I did not let them become picky eaters, I wasn't offering them alternative foods to encourage picky eating and I definitely put the healthy stuff out there. They just turned their little noses up at everything!
Sometimes picky eaters are just trying to test you to see how far they can push. Other times it's quite possible the kids aren't drawn to the healthy snacks and you'll need to do a little creative work to get them to eat good food.
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Apple Cookies are a big hit here, huge! Apple slices smothered in peanut butter and topped with crushed nuts, coconut and chocolate chips (yes, a little real chocolate is good). The kids will think it's a treat! If your little guys can't do nuts or other toppings, leave them out. A good substitute for nut butter is a pea based butter. We have used pea butter for school and my daughter enjoys it as well.
2. Chocolate Peanut Butter Green Smoothie
This Chocolate Peanut Butter Green Smoothie is a little sneaky. It's full of spinach and the kids will never ever know. The chocolate flavour disguises the green taste. Yay! What the kids don't know will make them super healthy 😉
3. Flourless Pumpkin Muffins
Healthy, delicious and when your kids won't eat orange foods like carrots, this is your answer, right here. These muffins are packed with nutritious pumpkin and whole grain oats.
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5. Avocado Banana Chocolate Pudding
There was a time when avocados were pretty gross around here. Some of us still don't like them but they do love this chocolate pudding with a little creamy avocado mixed in. Made with lots of sweet chocolate and maple syrup, the kids devour it.
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Oh ma gosh, this is one of my favourite smoothies! This strawberry and cream smoothie is made with creamy coconut milk, frozen berries and honey. It's pretty darn close to a strawberry milkshake and you'll have no problem getting your kids to drink it.
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I was born in 1971, up in the mountains of Northern Lebanon. It was in Ehden, a village claimed by many historians to be the garden of Eden itself, the beginning of civilization. I live up there during summers and in warmer Zgharta during winters.
I graduated from Carmelia High School in 1989 with a Bacc. II Diploma in Exp- Sciences. A few years later, I left Notre Dame University with a BA in Advertising & Marketing Communications.
In 1994, I became a member of FOHE (Friends of Horsh [forest] Ehden)
I am also a member of the Committee of Writers and Artists in Ehden - Zgharta, 2000.
Reflecting Unitas was my first self-published book. I wrote it between summer 1994 and summer 1996. It was released shortly after that same year in October. The initial book caused a lot of controversy, especially in the very conservative Christian town of Zgharta.
That didn't stop me from writing of course. My first book was an objective essay that didn't appeal to the masses, so I started working on something else that did; a story with symbolic meaning. Blooming Planes was the result, and it was released in the summer of 1998.
In 2001, Pythagoras The Mathemagician was released and won the Saiid Akl Prize on December 19, 2001.
Other than writing books, I worked as editor of Al Rahala, a magazine that dealt with many intellectual issues, such as science and religion, theosophy, history and geography. I write in three languages, English, French and Arabic, a tri-lingual characteristic many Lebanese hold.
In the Summer of 2003, I launched my fourth book, a novel on the Mystery of the Alphabet, in the Authentic Tradition of the Kabala.
In 2003 - 2004, I had the chance to publish three historical and spiritual articles for Szirine, an American Electronic Magazine.
In 2004, I became member of the Society of Authors (UK)
Later, in March 2005, I signed a contract with an American publisher, Cloonfad Press, to publish my historical fiction/philosophical novel "Pythagoras: The Mathemagician". And by the end of Sept 2005, Cloonfad Press announced the US release of the book.
During March-April 2007, I signed a contract for both my books, "Pythagoras the Mathemagician" and "The Alphabet Code - the Holy Grail Revealed" with a new UK based literary Agency, Write Literary Agency Ltd. This agency, and due to various circumstances, has unfortunately closed down. At any rate, the books had been listed and promoted at the 2007 London Book Fair which took place from Monday April 16th to Wednesday April 18th at Earls Court, London.
In 2010, Sunbury Press Inc signed me for the release of my 3rd expanded edition of PYTHAGORAS the Mathemagician. It was published in October 2010.
In 2011, Sunbury Press Inc. signed me for the Publication of mylatest work: "The PHOENICIAN Code - Unveiling the Secrets of the Holy Grail." Much more than just an anti-thesis to the Da Vinci Code. Literary Genre: Religious Mystery - Fiction Thriller. It was released in October 2011.
In 2013, Sunbury Press Inc. signed me for the Publication of my latest work: "JESUS the Phoenician". A book that is sure to challenge conventional thinking about the hidden Phoenician origins of Jesus Christ. Literary Genre: Religious History - Christianity. It was released in October 2013.
My work is a mixture of Religion, History, Philosophy, Spirituality and Esoteric inner insights. Life itself is nothing but a deep hidden insight, emerging out of the Mind of God, a Journey, which I am trying to discover - a strange, yet magnificent Journey inside the Human Life.
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I think the most important part of Kina's music is the message, maybe even more than the sound.
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You can tell when it's quiet around this rock when I don't post anything for more than a couple of days. With the bikers gone there won't be too much happening until the big party in late October. You can tell it's already taking hold. All the storefronts which are normally empty all year get taken over by costume shops who I am sure travel the circuit following other similar events around the country. It is a good time though and if you can find a place to stay it's well worth it. The week is bawdy, racy, risqué, and always pisses off the bible thumpers, which is a good thing. Overall it's pretty laid back and harmless, no real crime other than the usual drunks and such, and everyone involved lets loose for a week. The island and the city know how to organize and handle everything quite well. So grab your thong and beads, and c'mon down for a real party.
Elsewhere, I have been laying pretty low. As usual, September is a tight month with finances so I have been glued to the computatator trying to keep up. Once I get into October things will level out and I can constipate on other things through the rest of the year.
In the long run, I'm probably going to stay put in Key West through the next year. Hawaii is juuuusssst out of reach, mainly due to finances. Airfares are remarkably low but I need sufficient funds to survive on once I get there. Right now, I am going to be in more better shape to remain here, which is not necessarily a bad thing, and bide my time. At the end of next year, certain resources will become available to me, allowing me to finally move about the country at will. When it happens I can do as planned and spend part of the year out there in the middle of the Pacific with the tsunamis and volcanoes, and the other half here with the hurricanes and Miami tourists.
But, as always, I keep a weather eye out for any opportunity. I have some ads running in Maui looking to trade out some of my super powers for some shelter. Should someone come up with the right situation, my ass is on a jet plane heading west. If not, I stay put. I'm good either way.
As for the current living situation, things have improved dramatically. The landlord is working full time now and there are even a few occasions where I have the place to myself, reminding said self how much I prefer to live alone. But, overall now, the place is back to normal with only occasional visits from evicted friend and mouthy whore. He does have a girlfriend stop by about once a week. She must be really religious because she only stays for about an hour, and then screams for 'GOD AND THE LORD JEBUS' at the top of her lungs for a couple of minutes, then leaves. Not totally sure of the denomination. How long it will stay like this remains to be seen. As always I keep looking for another place but the housing situation on this rock is a joke. Rents just keep seeming to go up and what is out there is not much more better than what I have. But I keep looking.
Speaking of affordable housing, and you may want to sit down for this. Those wonderful folks at wally mart are backing down from their promise to build some affordable housing units for their future hive of worker bees. Yeah, I'm just as shocked as everyone else. Who would have thought one of the largest and most conniving, lying retail operation on the planet would break a promise? The county who rubber-stamped this project is all up in arms now. But they should have listened to the Fritter. This kerfuffle over housing is just the beginning. But the time this shithole does get built virtually nothing the county and the corporate warlords agreed upon will be the same, other than there will be another big box shopping center where it's neither needed nor wanted. These bastards will stop at nothing to get what they want. They will say whatever you want to hear in order to get what they desire and when they do, and they will, they can then do whatever the hell they want. Sorta like all those idiots running for president right now. The county will bitch, moan, whine, and snivel, but in the end, the battle will be lost. The project will get built and the Keys will get screwed.
Speaking of lying, sneaky bastards, HWSNBN is now in the building phase of revamping the old marina. The big boathouse is gone and shiny new army barracks….er um…'luxury condos' are going up in it's place. I haven't spoken to anyone out there in a long time but lately, whilst perusing the boat ads on Craigslist, yes I know, old habits die hard, I spotted at least two sailboats which were docked not far from where I was, both for sale. I also noticed a dock up for rent. I'm guessing things are getting rough for the live aboards out there, especially those on a budget. No doubt the powers that be are pushing the dock owners to get rid of the riff and raff so they can bring in the high rollers. Money definitely rules this island.
Speaking of boats, yes, I still look. Probably always will. It's fun to just look sometimes and there are some good deals floating around out there. I seriously doubt I will buy anything, not that I can afford it anyways, but I will continue to look. I do miss boat living sometimes but if I do go back on board it would change up my future plans considerably. First thing I would do if I did get another vessel is add in a furry crew member or two. If that happened I could forget any chance of traveling out to the Pacific. But, I still look. Never know what might turn up at the right time.
So for the moment, I will continue to chill and computertate until things start happening again. One more year and a few months, then everything should fall into place.
Capt. Fritter
3 Responses to "Just Chillin'…"
thanks for the update!
i was wondering how things are going.
they may take your dock your boat your furries your livelihood your beloved keys…
they will never take your wit and sense of humor.
I relate to your boat ad watching. I don't expect to ever own another conversion van but I keep bookmarking sites that offer things I'd like to have in my next one.


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Renew Your Vision, Revive Your Mind
Revive Your Mind: It is Cheaper Than Therapy
by John Thurman
Your future is not defined by your past. Your thoughts can change, and consequently, so can your future. Stinking thinking corrupts your brain and triggers harmful neurochemicals and dangerous mental states such as anxiety, anger, and depression. One of the proven ways to revive your mind is to get a grip on your "stinking thinking" styles and make the necessary adjustments. Unless you are willing to do some constructive re-engineering, your thinking becomes automatic, impulsive, and often wrong by bending, deleting, distorting, and exaggerating the truth. Over the next few posts, I will show you the secrets to renewing your mind.
The first shift is to move into a "growth mindset." Dr. Carol Dweck, author of Mindset, spent her life researching the origins of mindsets, their role in motivation and self-regulation, and their impact on achievement and interpersonal processes. Her findings give us two options, a growth mindset or a fixed mindset. The Bible contains numerous other passages that deal with managing our thoughts. For starters, I'd suggest reading the New Testament book of James 1:1-8
A fixed mindset is one in which you believe you are born with a changeless set of talents, abilities, and intelligence—all of which are unchangeable. Some people with a fixed mindset may find it more difficult to experience life change and growth. As a result, a fixed-mindset person fails to develop his potential and is more likely to give up or become distracted and feel depressed when he fails to make the grade in his own eyes.
One of the ways to engage these thoughts is to give you some descriptions of how stinking thinking works. Knowing that, you will be able to push back the lies and replace them with the truth.
Stinking thinking traps undermine mental toughness and performance and lead to an inaccurate understanding of the situation. You can use some of these critical questions I'm going to talk about in these thinking traps to help you clarify a situation. In the following blogs, we'll talk about developing resistance, resilience, and getting stronger.
In the next few days you will begin to revive your mind with the new truths that you are beginning to implement. Let me know how you are doing.
To learn more about the "Stinking Thinking Traps," read Chapter 4 of Get a Grip on Depression.
It may also be ordered through Amazon
(c) 2014 John Thurman
Recapture Your Vision: Savor Life
Doesn't that salad look good?
Last year I had the fortune of traveling to Marseille, France to work with some friends who are connected to a group that helps people who are relocating.
One night they took me to a local restaurant, La Crepe Au Carre', my friend said, "You have to eat this salad, it will change your life." His comment threw me off a little because, I thought you go to a crepe place to eat crepes. He insisted that I try this salad, and I did.
Take a look at my image of it. It is a toasted brie and almond topped salad made with fresh, local greens, and local cheese. The dressing was reduced balsamic vinegar with a hint of strawberry. As the waiter placed the salad in front of me, a warm, sweet, aromatics of the dressing, the toasted cheese and almonds stimulated both my imagination and my appetite. As one of my old Georgia friends would say, "That looks almost to eat pretty.
Well, I ate it. And I consumed that delicious blend of cheese, nuts, and greens in a slow, deliberate manner. I felt like I had a Mardi Gras in my mouth. My friend's words were true; it did change my life. That wonderful evening of food and fellowship, a time of savoring food, and hearing about the work that God is doing in people's lives never gets old.
To savor something is to taste or smell it. It means to linger over or dwell on.
Having traveled a little bit in Turkey, Israel, Jordan, and France I get a little frustrated at how fast we live our lives in America. Fast food, constant connectivity, speed dating, always rushing. While I would never trade off the blessings of living in this great country, I am reminded, at least when I travel that there are times that we need to slow down. Times when we need to break bread with friends and family. Times when we can intentionally savor our relationship, our blessings, and yes, delicious food.
One of the easiest tools we use as we continue to look at ways to regain our vision and overcome depression is to savor pleasant memories; past answers to prayer; a meaningful Scripture verse; and positive, meaningful words spoken to you. When we purposely reflect and meditate on these types of good, positive things, our brains begin to move toward health.
Take a few moments and think about it.
Let me know if you "like this article"
5 Hot Tips for Your Relationships
Marriage and serious relationships are some of the toughest endeavors that any two humans can engage. When a couple begins their journey they are fueled with hopes and dreams, but within the first year those hopes can sometime lead to despair and dreams to nightmares.. Here are six hot tips that can keep you moving forward.
Tip One – Watch out for Anger
Anger, hurt, frustration, and disappointment can stifle a relationship. Here are three things couple can do to lower anger, frustration.
1. Don't let you negative feeling grow with interest. Express your hurt, fear or frustration as soon as you are aware of it.
2. If you decide to tell your spouse be sure to share in the language style of your partner.If they are brief in their communication (a condenser) in their style, keep it brief.
3. Don't give ultimatums during your talks. Even if one is to be given, this is not the time of the time or the place, and it reflects control or power struggle. Rarely does it work.
Tip Two – Four Ways to Get Closer to Your Partner
1. Forgive each other for something that you've held on to.
2. Give up one habit that drives your partner bonkers.
3 Be generous and grateful.
4. Have Fun Together.
Tip Three – 7 Things Women and Men can do for each other.
1. See each other as allies, not enemies.
2. Appreciate each other's power without being threatened with it.
3. Value and nurture each other.
4. Stop seeing each other as stereotypes.
5. Celebrate the differences and enjoy the commonalities.
6. Realize everybody had wounds.
7. Be there for each other.
Tip Four – Hints for a fun Special Days
1. Devote 100% of yourself to each other on those special days.
2. Rent a Honeymoon Suite at a local hotel for things like anniversaries, birthdays and Valentine.
3. Take a day off from work and enjoy each other.
4. Buy some cards or postcards and flood your spouse with them.
5. Bake or buy some heart shaped cookies.
Guys, flowers and chocolate can really help.
Girls, when he comes home from work on those special days greet him wearing something red or black like ribbons in your hair.
Tip Five - FOR GUYS – If your marriage seems a little dull, perhaps it's you! Maybe you're stuck in your routine. Maybe you're too predictable. Shock you wife! Be unusually creative and totally unpredictable.
John is a Licensed Professional Counselor, with over thirty-five years of counseling experience. He has also been married to his first wife for 42 years. If you need help getting your relationship back on tract contact him today. John provides traditional counseling in an office setting as well as over the phone, and through SKYPE or FACETIME.
© 2014 John Thurman
Stop Isolating
By John Thurman
Reggie had struggled with his severe, recurrent depression and his ten-year battle with alcohol abuse. He consistently complained about how lonely he was but minimized how much he was drinking by himself. He tried church support groups, Alcoholics Anonymous, going to the gym with friends, but each program seemed to fail miserably. Alcohol kept him from overcoming the isolation. Reggie eventually dealt with his addiction and then he began to recover from the depression.
Isolation is the double-edged sword of depression as it is both a cause and outcome. Isolation complicates depression in some people.Individuals begin drinking, gambling online, using pornography, or beginning other addictions to treat their depression.
So how do you move out of isolation?
For people with significant depression, the mere thought of getting out of the house can seem daunting. Here is an action plan that you can begin using today.
1. Connect Intentionally
Get up and get dressed. Go outside; take a walk. Let the sun kiss your cheeks. As you walk, observe people, children, and pets.
Nod your head and say, "Hi," on purpose. The point is not to start a conversation but to make a brief moment of connection. Stepping out of your house or apartment and intentionally speaking are two fundamental ways of changing your perception. You will see that you are not a zombie-like presence in the world. Try this action plan daily.
2. Connect Online
Reaching out via email or some limited posting can be helpful in re-establishing contact with others. Be careful to safeguard your personal information and keep your expectations real. Start small.
3. Join a class, join a small group, or go to church.
In your community there are numerous organizations that center around a common goal. Perhaps you enjoy photography, sports, games, exercise, biking, writing, reading, poetry, animals, or genealogyThe connection with others will help relieve the pain of isolation.
4. Plan to Meet with One or More Persons.
As you connect with others, take a risk and invite one person to meet you at a local coffee shop or restaurant. When you arrive, smile, make eye contact, shake hands, and ask the person questions about his or her life. As you learn about and connect with others person, your feelings of isolation will go away.
Isolation is not your friend, but you can get trapped into being alone. Instead, embrace your responsibility to take action and push through isolation. #getagripondepression
From: Get a Grip on Depression by John Thurman pp 108-109.
Recapture Your Vision by Pushing Back Depression and Negative Thinking
Have any idea what this photo is? It is actually a hood ornament with clouds and sky in the background. Your perspective can mess with your head from time to time.
I love being an entrepreneur, it can be a bit chaotic at times, but one of the things that keep me going is vision. Whether you have a job, are self-employed, in school or involved in a vocational quest you need a vision. An idea of what you want to end up with when you have done the work.
I was reviewing some notes from reading I have done over the years and came across a great definition of vision. Hopefully, it will help you. You see, where there is no vision, no dream, no hope, there is little life. When you are depressed, the vision can become muddled.
Here is a definition: Vision is a precise, clearly defined goal with a detailed plan and timetable for achieving that result.
Just to be clear, you can have a vision for your business, your body, your relationships, your health, pretty much anything. One of the problems is that most people have wishes, but no vision-based plans.
When you lose that vision, the joy of living becomes replaced with the mere act of surviving or just getting by. You move from joy to subsistence to depression and ultimately to despair. Personally, I do not know anyone who aspires to despair.
The good news, gaining a clear picture, a vision of what you want and what you are willing to do to get it can be a tremendous energizer. Particularly if it honors the Lord and serves man.
So, if you are having "Vision Issues," here are some things you can do to push back the negative thinking and depressive feelings,
One of the things that happens when we experience set back is a tendency to suffer from the "paralysis of analysis," which can be a vision stealer.
Step Back from the Problem
When Thomas Edison felt stumped by a problem, he removed himself from the work area, lay down, and took a little nap. Years before the research on power napping was available, he understood the importance to stepping back from a problem to get a better perspective. Taking a break from the problem can lead to a fresh perspective.
There are ways to put this principle into practice.
1. Stop. Quit putting needless energy into solving a problem that isn't getting solved. Dr. John Gottman, relationship expert, says that we need to focus on what is fixable, not on past failures.
2. Do something completely different. Choose to swim, go for a walk, take a break, call a friend, pray, read the Bible. It should be a repetitive activity that gets your undivided attention and absorbs, redirects, and gives you energy. Ten to twenty minutes is usually enough time to reset.
3. Observe what happens about the issue when you return your thoughts to it.
Here is a question for you. Are you caught up in the "paralysis of analysis" or are you Stepping Back from the Problem to clear your head? I would love to hear from you. #getagripondepression #AskJohnthurman
John is a Counselor, Author, Speaker and Photographer that helps people "Get a Grip on Life."


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Good OB or Midwife in Maryland?
I delivered my other two children naturally, the first in a hospital and the second in a birth center. There are pros and cons with both. Now I want to deliver naturally, but have an episiotomy which wasn't an option in the birth center. I had horrible tearing last time and the recovery was so much worse than having the episiotomy.
So I'm thinking of delivering in a hospital with a midwife. I would be happy to use an OB/GYN so long as they are open to natural birth and not pushing meds down my throat.
Any recommendations on practitioners in Maryland?
Re: Good OB or Midwife in Maryland?
I am in Maryland but I drive over to Arlington to see Karen King, CNM at Virginia Hospital Center. I did not get a drug free delivery but I was supported the entire way in my desire to have one and really I had an all around great experiance despite the circumstances (induced for pre-e, 32 hours of active labor, vaginal delivery with epis that i asked......begged...for) I felt like they had a great balance.
Anyways I don't know where you are located but I've driven from Baltimore (and now Southern MD) to see her. She is in with Alrington Women's Center and I like all the doctors in the practice but her patients are always given a natural birth deference in the hospital.
Re: Good OB or Midwife in Maryland?
I'm not sure of how thorough this list is but you could start here-
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Rooms, services Have you never been to Germany, or are you just looking to repeat a remarkable experience? Aparthotel Mainz Am Mainzer Golfclub Budenheim would be pleased to host both you and your family for a stay. The hotel is offering 88 comfortable rooms to guests looking for accommodation in Bosenheim. In case you'd like to have a meal or a drink on the spot, you will be provided freshly prepared dishes in the restaurant every day. Parking possibility is available nearby for guests arriving by car. The bar is an ideal place to host a personal meeting or a pleasant evening talk. The hotel is offering wireless Internet connection (WiFi) without charging extra fees, so you may go online anytime with your laptop during your stay. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Aparthotel Mainz Am Mainzer Golfclub Budenheim (including those available for an extra fee) or about the equipment of the rooms, you can find the complete list on the information sheet below.
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Wonderful sandwiches and desserts. The owners are from the old world and do things the old fashioned way. Absolutely the best Tiramisu I've ever tasted.
Not terrible food but it's hard to say a chef made it. Pretty sure it's just frozen stuff from Sysco being heated up. Seems like this place draws the more redneck portion of downtown visitors. Staff is not very friendly. I'd put it on par with Coyote Ugly.
Queen Ann and the Memphis Blues Masters are the best Blues band I have heard in quite some time. They are amazing!! The Blue Note Br & Grill is a fabulous place with an awesome atmosphere, if you like Memphis Blues. I will be there again and again, now that I live in Memphis.
Pretty good food and very good lunch deals. No draft beer - in Memphis in 2015! Service can range from super to almost nonexistent. Very unfriendly building for those with disabilities. And I have never heard cursing in a service establishment like that when one of the managers goes on a rant.
What is hilarious is the female part owner of this business was very rude to me for no apparent reason and she pretty much through me out of he establishment but nefore she did i told her the business would fail and whatdo you know it is.... i never wenr back ... guess she wanted more of a white crowd that's cool but ddon't be rude because you are not comfortable with yourself ......only god cwn judge.
One of the top places in town to get the freshest REAL food! thanks for being here in Midtown.
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Hetta Coffey is a sassy Texan with a snazzy yacht, and she's not afraid to use it! As a self-employed engineering consultant with a penchant for oddball - read: shady - projects, Hetta Coffey has a history of inviting trouble. But now that she's been hired for a legitimate mining project in Mexico's Baja, it looks like smooth sailing ahead - until she discovers that people and pesos are disappearing faster than you can say, "This job is the pits!" And Hetta Coffey as sleuth? Goodness knows she's nosy enough, but her detective skills leave a lot to be desired. Luckily for her she gets help from her best friend Jan, and a mysterious Velveeta thief.
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This is the first book that I've read in the series – new for me. It concentrates on the character Hetta Coffee, an opinionated and very self-assured young woman ("for...late thirties") who doesn't let things get by her. She owns her own boat-home, and takes advantage of that fact.
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Women's Action Against Global Violence (WAAGV) was formed in Sydney in the early 1980s, as an organisation that aimed to support "women and children of all races and cultures in their struggle against violence and oppression". WAAGV was distinctly anti-nuclear, citing the nuclear arms race and its direct link to uranium mining, as well as the desecration of Australian Aboriginal land, the endangerment of workers' health and environmental instability as the basis for the group's opposition to uranium mining.
WAAGV organised and supported numerous protests and events, including the Pine Gap Peace Camp, 1983, an all women's peace camp at Lucas Heights, women's only dances and a 'Die-In', a peaceful action that was intended as a symbolic representation of nuclear attack. The group felt that it was necessary to retain a women only composition as it provided an environment where women could speak out, enabling a correction of a gender imbalance that was identified within the decision making process in other groups.
They had strong links to other women's peace groups including Feminist Anti-Nuclear Group (FANG) and Women Agaist Nuclear Energy (WANE) in Adelaide.


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You don't want to run out of money when you are older. You want the OMG lifestyle. But it takes money to fund it.
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text: This Dayton OH based company, owned by Michael Gilbert, is a complete sham. I purchased a membership based on advertised plans to build a range by this summer. They have now closed their doors, their website and facebook page. The owner says tough luck and the range is just indefinitely delayed. I know I was stupid to trust them, but wanted to make sure folks arent conned like I was. Todays email exchange" "On Monday, July 22, 2013, Big Dawg Firearms wrote: As explained to someone else an investor is entitled to that information. You bought a membership. A membership and investor are two different things. Call it what you like, we did not "steal" your money. Sent from my iPhone On Jul 22, 2013, at 4:04 PM, Mick Hitchcock <email@example.com> wrote: So you are really going to steal my money? Your store is closed, your facebook page is closed, your email site is closed --> a little more than a "delay". I didnt buy a product, I paid for a service which isnt being provided as promised. That is very, very different than returning an item bought at what used to be your store. I invested $175 and now you are saying too bad. If you arent going to give me the money, then give me an explicit ischedule of your plans for the range - where it will be located, when will it be finished and what will it of. As an investor do you not believe I am owed that much? On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Big Dawg Firearms <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: A couple points to make here 1. Yes there was a delay with the range, but that does not conclude "not following through" on the agreement. 2. We have a clearly marked sign hanging up that there are No Refunds, No Returns, No Exchanges. We have not issues refunds to anyone for anything in the past, present or future. Thank you Sent from my iPhone On Jul 22, 2013, at 1:25 PM, Mick Hitchcock <email@example.com> wrote: Mike I would like a full refund of my range membership since you have not followed through with the agreement. Please get back to me as soon as possible Mick Hitchcock


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2013 Juries
World Cinema Competition
Béla Tarr (Jury President)
Zeki Demirkubuz
Born in Pécs on 21.7.1955, he first made amateur films at the age of 16, later joining Béla Balázs film studio in Budapest and studying at the College of Film and Theatre. IN 1984 he began working with writer László Krasznahorkai. His novel Satantango received its premiere in the Berlinale'si Forum section in 1994.A visiting lecturer at the German Film and Television Academy (dffb) in Berlin, he last took part in the Berlinale in 2001 with Werckmeister Harmonies and The Turin Horse in 2011 .
Growing up in Isparta and Istanbul, Turkey, Demirkubuz engaged in leftist politics in his youth, consequently serving a three-year sentence for his membership in a political organization after the 1980 military coup. After his release he worked as a hawker, but in order to postpone military service, Demirkubuz entered Istanbul University. HE began his film career as assistant director, until making his first feature film; Block-Ci in 1994. Subsequently, Demirkubuz continued to work as an auteur and independent filmmaker writing his own original screenplays .
Ebrahim Saeedi
Olivier Meyrou
Director, editor and photographer, born 1965 in Mahabad in Iranian Kurdistan. Saeedi has a B.A. in Cinema from Arts University of Tehran. After graduation he pursued a career in movie editing, directing and photographing, and has worked on about 100 different kinds of films. However, he has spent most of his time working as an editor and has directed several documentaries. In his work, Saeedi focuses on the people of Kurdistan and the trouble that they continue to face. All My Mothers (2009) was his first Feature length Documentary on which he worked for more than 3 years.
Born in 1966 in France, Meyrou studied literature and communication before attending film school in Paris and New York's Tisch School of the Arts. After graduation he worked as assistant director for operas and began working as a film director. Since then he has been directing and writing. His film Beyond hatred won a Teddy Award at the Berlinale in 2006. Celebration and Parade were screened in the Panorama section at the Berlinale in 2007 and 2013. Furthermore Meyrou is working on stage productions as both director and author.
Teresa Hoefert de Turégano
Hoefert de Turégano is of Spanish and Canadian origins. She taught cinema at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland and has worked for both the European cinematographic co-production fund and the European Audiovisual Observatory at the Council of Europe. Currently she is an advisor at the Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg for international co-productions and international programs. Furthermore she has evaluated projects for the EU-ACP film fund and workis as a consultant on film and cultural policy. Hoefert de Turégano has published on subjects related to film and the politics of cinema.
Martha Otte (Jury President)
Anna Pedroli
The director of the Tromsø International Film Festival (TIFF) since 2005, Otte has been employed by TIFF since 1998. She has been very active in the film club movement, and from 1994 to 2000 she was the chair of the Norwegian Federation of Film Societies. Otte has served on juries in Berlin and Karlovy Vary, and was instrumental in establishing Silent Film Days in Tromsø, which took place for the first time in 2006. She studied comparative literature and philosophy at the University of Tromsø. A native of California, she has spent her entire adult life in Norway.
|Pedroli has been working for the Dutch Cultural Mediafund for over ten years. As a staff member she is responsible for the funds various programmes for quality improvement and talent development. Examples are workshops for documentary filmmakers, for scriptwriters, masterclases ect. She also organizes conferences, debates and expert meetings for the fund, e.g. about television drama. Before she started working for the fund, Pedroli has worked for the IDFA, for an independent documentary production company and for an Amsterdam based radio station.
Donat F. Keusch
Ibrahim Mahmood
Studied psychology, journalism and sociology at the University of Zürich. Founder and Chief Executive of Cactus Film, and amongst many others the producer of the Palm d'Or winner Yol. Keusch has been involved in 170 award-winning projects such as the Oscar nominated film The Boat Is Full. Currently he works with domestic distribution and international film sales, while being a script and project consultant for European movies. Until 2008 he was a guest lecturer at various film academies, in particular at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin and the Goethe Institutes.
Mahmood was born in Qamishlo, Western Kurdistan, in 1959. He graduated in philosophy from the University of Sham in Syria, holds a Master degree in journalism and received a doctor's degree in Media from the famous Lomonossov University in Moscow. He took part in documentary filmmaking courses and regularly participated in various film festivals around the globe. Mahmood currently resides in Germany.
Lukas Gnaiger
Born in 1980 in Bregenz, Austria. He has worked as an independent cinematographer for broadcasting stations and corporate films for many years. In 2007 he started to attend the cinematography masterclass of Christian Berger at the Vienna Film Academy as well as an introductory seminar course in directing with Michael Haneke. Since then the focus of his work has shifted to documentaries, short and feature films in and outside of Europe. Currently he is working together with director Hüseyin Tabak on a documentary project about the work and life of Yilmaz Güney.
Kurdish Short Film Competition
Marieanne Bergman (Jury President)
Alin Tasciyan
Marieanne Bergman went first into distribution, sales and film-production as CEO at Verleihgenossenschaft Der Filmemacher in Munich (1981-1988), later into national and international funding Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein GmbH as head of funding department till 2012. She has been an advisory board member of national and international operating institutions as European Film Distribution Office, Goethe Institut, Greenhouse. Since 2012 Marieanne Bergmann is working as a free consultant for films and projects in Hamburg.
Tasciyan has worked as a correspondent, film critic and editor at the Milliyet Art Review and Milliyet daily newspaper, while making various cinema programs for the Turkish Radio and Television TRT 2. She has been an advisor and programmer for many film festivals in Turkey, and has served on several national and international film festival juries. Since 2008 she is working as a critic and a columnist for the Star daily newspaper. Additionally Tasciyan works as an advisor for the Adana Golden Boll Film Festival and coordinates the Bazaar Adana. She is a member of the European Film Academy and is presently the Vice President of FIPRESCI.
Born in Leipzig in 1979 and studied Orientalism and History there. Since he went through Morocco by bicycle after finishing High-School, Sobottka has spent one year in Syria and travelled through several countries of the Arabic World, coming close to the culture and the people of the region. He has worked for the GIZ in the Emirates and for the Eurient E.V. In Leipzig where he took part on organizing several projects like the Arab Filmweek and monthly screenings of documentary films. Since spring 2011 Sobottka is in charge of the activities of the Goethe-Institute in Iraq
Yeşilbaş is presently finishing his M.A at the Cinema and TV Department at Marmara University Istanbul. He has worked as a producer on several films and as first assistant director for the internationally acknowledged Turkish director Zeki Demirkubuz. Yeşilbaş wrote and directed his first short film Hükümi of his Triology of Women in 2008. HIs short films have won many national and international awards, including the Palme d'Or at the 65th Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Competition. Currently he is working on his first feature film Mesafeler.
Aslani was born in Kermanshah, Iran in 1973. He graduated in Graphics from the Kermanshah Conservatory and in Film directing from Tehran Sooreh University. He began to take photographs at the age of 10, and at the age of 14 he started his activities as an experimental cinematographer with a 8mm camera. In 2000 he became the youngest professional photographer in Iranian Cinema. Presently he has shoot more than 100 documentary, short, animation, fiction and experimental films. Aslani further works as investor, executive manager and producer.


text: 9am and im done for the day. Thought this was going to be a onetime bushhogging, but they one it done once a month untill they decide to build on it. Plus the owner asked if inwould be interested in clearing the debris and trees off the lot when they build. Not a bad day. Time to go check out this 25/acre clearing job. Posted via Mobile Device


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2005 Volvo V50 - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2005 Volvo V50 2.4i Fwd 4dr Sport Wagon (2.4L 5cyl 5A)
ReviewMy 2005 V50 lacks power, the S40 has more "pick-up" than this car. It has trouble with even a gradual incline and there's a delay when stepping on the gas to speed up. From the time I took delivery of the car, it had an acceleration issue after slowing down to go over speed bump or turning corners - very annoying. It would seem like it was going to stall when I reapplied pressure to the gas pedal. Service people didn't know how to fix it for the first 2+ years I owned it. The horn went out, my keys have fallen apart, and I hear a loud click/clunk when I back up while parallel parking. Visibility is poor - rear view and front-sides of windshield. Driver seatbelt seizes up regularly. Whew!
Best FeaturesI love the turning radius and the rear storage space (and the pull out storage cover).
Worst FeaturesMake it more responsive and improve the visibility. provide better training for Volvo service reps and mechanics so they can more effectively diagnose and fix issues with all Volvos.
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Alcohol changes every system of our bodies and effects every major organ. Some of these changes have taken place over years and altered the chemistry in our body, the working of our intestines, the health of our liver for good. Others may return to 'normal', but that return could take some time.
Learning to live without alcohol is both an emotional or psychological undertaking AND a physical change. Even if you only drank once a week, your body has accommodated itself to processing that alcohol. Once you quit, your body will slowly take up it's natural balance.
Since the 1980's, most detoxes occur on an outpatient basis. Some 20% of detoxes take place in an inpatient setting. Meeting with a doctor as soon as you decide to quit drinking will help figure out what your options are and what you should expect.
Do give yourself the benefit of medical help. Most of us underestimate the severity of our problem. Detoxing can be dangerous and sometimes fatal. The emotional strain of detoxing alone can send people right back to the bottle.
What's happening in detox?
withdrawal or detoxing begins as soon as drug or alcohol consumption is abruptly stopped. As a general rule, the symptoms of withdrawal are the opposite of the 'high' the drug produces. The severity of the withdrawal will be based on the type of substance used, frequency and regular dosage, the duration of use (how many weeks, months, or years), the physical health and the mental and emotional state of the user.
A toxin is anything that impedes the normal functioning of the body, particularly by causing stagnation, congestion, or dis-ease. The circulatory system, lymph system, and digestive system process the body's toxins. In particular, the blood, heart, colon, liver, and urinary system including the kidneys and intestines – facilitate the body's natural detoxification. Blocking any of these systems, by making them work too hard, ultimately results in the accumulation of toxins in the body.
Detox, withdrawal, or detoxification refers to the period of time it takes for these accumulated toxins to leave the body. This does not mean the body is healed; damage to the organs doesn't disappear with the toxins. The process of detoxification can last a week to a few months. There are medications available (with their own risks and problems) for detoxing from opiates, benzodiazepines, alcohol and barbiturates. With the last three drugs, medical supervision is recommended. Untreated withdrawal may be medically dangerous. All detoxes cause psychic strain and physical upheaval.
What to expect
We've been using our body as a war-zone. The first few days of sobriety can be very uncomfortable, very frightening, and full of uncertainty. Please go gently, relax, and hang in: the symptoms of detox are temporary. You can't very well know what sobriety is, or judge whether its worth it, until you are clear headed. Don't give up because you feel awful – that will pass. For the most part, you will feel better in a few days and the most acute and distressing parts of the detox will ease up. In two weeks, you'll feel even better than that. The detoxing process peaks between 3 and 6 months. Again, the most uncomfortable are the first few days; between 3 to 6 months, though, your body performs a radical overhaul, leaving you a much healthier person than you were in the first few weeks. Symptoms may return periodically for the first two or three years of recovery, though with less intensity. Most people notice "detoxing" in the first week, notice some fuzzy headedness or irritability in the first month, and feel fine afterward. The thing is, the body grows stronger and cleaner, more efficient, more productive, without our noticing.
For simplicity's sake, tell yourself that there are stages of detoxing, and there are physical and psychological symptoms of each stage. Not everyone experiences every symptom, and some people experience some symptoms acutely, while others are nothing but a mild noticing of the difference. Don't judge where your body is or should be; it'll sort itself out for you.
The First Stage
Symptoms of detoxing will start 12 to 36 hours after the last drink. Most of them will last anywhere from a few hours to a few days.
The symptoms of the first stage include:
- Insomnia
- Fast heart rate
- Sweating, facial flushing
- Muscle trembling or spasms
- Numbness, tingling or burning sensation in the arms or legs
- Nausea, vomiting
- Ringing in the ears
- Dry mouth
- dehydration
- itching
If you think you'll experience anything more severe than the above, you should seek medical attention. The more severe symptoms of detox usually start within five to ten hours of the last drink, get progressively worse for 2-3 days, and last up to a week. Sometimes these symptoms don't appear until the fourth, fifth, or sixth day sober. If you experience any of the following, consider it a medical emergency and get the help you need:
- Seizures
- Chest infections
- Severe pain in stomach
- Poor balance when walking (extreme)
- Hand and body tremors
- Hallucinations
- Paranoia
- Confusion or blackouts
A person can have alcohol poisoning without having a history of drinking, or having a an ongoing pattern of 'moderate' drinking. Alcohol posioning is a toxic reaction to a leathal amount of alcohol. A blood alcohol count (BAC) of .4 or .5 would kill about half of us. That's the range of 'leathal dose'. For a woman at a hundred pounds, nine or ten drinks in less than an hour can get that BAC. A two hundred pound man would have to consume four or five drinks per hour for about four hours to reach .40. Many alcoholics (and kids) dismiss the risk, because they have had that much to drink, that fast, or know they have had similar BAC. Don't dismiss it. You were lucky to survive it the first time, don't press your luck.
Alcohol poisoning is deadly, killing five times more teens than all other drugs combined each year. More than one third of drug overdoses occur with co-incident alcohol abuse. Using alcohol with certain drugs increases the risk of alcohol posioning:
- Narcotic pain medications (such as codine, codine derivatives, vicodin, opium, heroin, and darvocet)
- Sedatives (examples include barbiturates, tranquilizers, and cannabis)
- Certain anti-seizure medications (such as phenobarbital and wellbutrin)
Alcohol poisoning usually happens to youth drinking too much, too fast, without knowing what the risks are or that they have passed the limit. Very young kids can poison themselves on their parents booze, and college kids do it at parties. Alcoholics can also suffer alcohol poisoning, though; moments of complete loss of control lead to suicidal levels of alcohol consumption. Late stage alcoholism also has a reverse tolerance: suddenly a person will not be able to tolerate any alcohol, and may float in a constant agony of not being able to get drunk, but never really getting sober. It's alcohol poisoning that kills. Call 911 and get to the emergency room.
- Nausea leading to vomiting
- unconsciousness, "passing out"
- absent reflexes
- no response to pinching, yelling, or being shaken
- difficulty awakening the person
- inability to stand
- seizures
- rapid pulse rate
- slow, shallow, or irregular breathing
- blue-tinged or overly pale skin, clamminess
Seeing the above in a person you know to be consuming large amounts of alcohol should prompt you to intervene, even if the person resists.
- If the person persists in falling asleep, wake him. If he does not respond or appears incohearant, call 911.
- Roll the person on her side so if she vomits, she won't choke
- Don't assume the person will 'sleep it off' and would rather not be disturbed.
- Getting a person home or to bed may not be the best idea, as they are no longer being observed. If someone has consumed that much, you should keep them around other people or bring them to medical care.
- Be sure to tell the ambulance driver or emergency room triage if the person has taken any drugs in addition to alcohol.
Inpatient Detox
In severe cases withdrawal brings serious and even life-threatening physical symptoms such as shaking or tremors, headaches, vomiting, sweating, restlessness, loss of appetite, insomnia, Delirium Tremens (DTs), hyperactivity and convulsions. If you experience or expect to experience any of these, you should seek medical assistance. Inpatient treatment also effectively separates patients from social and environmental influences that could trigger a relapse. Signs of a probable need for inpatient alcoholism detox include:
- A history of severe withdrawal symptoms
- A history of alcohol withdrawal seizures or DTs
- Several past detoxifications
- A medical or psychiatric illness accompanying the alcoholism
- Recent high levels of drinking
- A lack of a dependable support network
- Pregnancy
Anticonvulsant and other medications, including antipsychotic drugs, are often prescribed to help the severe alcoholic withdrawal from alcohol safely and with as little physical and mental discomfort as possible. Detox can take anywhere from three to 14 days, depending on the circumstances. Do note that changes to the healthcare industry mean that many public detoxes only last 24 hours.
The Second Stage
After the first few days, the majority of the toxins will be out of your system and you'll feel markedly better. Most people continue to notice rapid changes in their physical and emotional status for at least six months, but after the first stage the 'discomfort' is largely gone. What you will notice will come more as a surprise or a discovery, more getting something back than a difficulty. Our bodies have been impaired- healing takes time.
Physical symptoms in the second stage of detox include:
- Insomnia or restlessness
- Headache
- Tiredness
- Muscle trembles
- Sexual problems
- Menstrual changes
- Psychological symptoms include anxiety, depression, mood swings, irritability, poor concentration, poor memory, impulsiveness, and difficult in making plans or decisions. More on these in the section of on-going change.
Dealing with detox
The following have been found helpful to many people. Again, follow your own hunches and trust your instincts.
- Hot baths (with Epsom salts) can heal emotions as well as the body, soothing muscle fatigue, twitches, tiredness.
- Drink plenty of clear liquids and water, just as if you had the flu. The concept is the same: flush your body clear. There are a number of herbal teas that are also good for this. If you consider any detox pills, homeopathy, or diets, make sure you do so under the guidance of a doctor. Most of those homeopathics were not made for alcoholics: your nutritional and chemical needs are different.
- Cranberry juice has been used for years by recovery houses to help purify and cleanse the body. It fights infections and helps the digestive tract function at its best.
- Excessive sweating can deplete potassium. Balance that with bananas, melons, leafy greens, and tomatoes.
- Sweating/detoxing through exercise or sauna can help, but be aware of your limits and be sure to keep hydrated, replace potassium and minerals, and not over do it.
- Fats are hardest on the digestive system. Let it do its work by cutting back on them. (on the other hand, fats are often a comfort food, and many in early recovery need them).
- Most recovering alcoholics crave sugar – as alcohol has a tremendously high sugar content. Some continue to crave sugar for years, others see it wane after a week or two.
- Go easy on the coffee, even though you'll crave caffeine. Alcohol has been our 'fuel' for years, stimulating and motivating us psychologically and physically. Your body has adapted to having alcohol in it, functioning as 'normal' with a baseline of alcoholic toxins in it. Not only are you suddenly without that 'fuel', but the process of detox and life change are exhausting. Caffeine is a toxin, too, but you may have to choose your poison.
- The old fashioned glass of warm milk before bed helps a number of people. There are also good herbal teas to use as a sleep aid.
- Exercise helps process depression, stress, and anxiety and regulates brain chemistry. It ups endorphins, which will help with your low levels of dopamine. It works to purge emotions, calm anxiety and restlessness, and speed the body's natural detoxification process.
- "Healing Arts" such as yoga, tai chi, acupuncture and massage work wonders for detox, both physically and psychologically.
- Many women experience their menstrual cycles very differently once sober – the emotions and hormones are felt like they haven't been before. It may take awhile for you to 'level out'. It is also possible for the menstrual cycle to stop during stress. Be aware that your cycle can pose a trigger as much as a glass of wine will. Eat chocolate, take ibuprofen, learn some gentle yoga stretches for pain. And take the time and space you need.


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My three year old Golden named Dugan.
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I have gotten so much out of this site from the reviews. I have just started reading the forums that I never realized were here. Great doggies all, these are ours. Big one is Alex, middle one is Rudy, the hotdog is Kacey. Such good girls!
Jee-mo-nee! Will somebody puleez tell me how cute my dawgies are?
14 years old and still going strong.
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A friends pooch, decided to shoot him through glass since he was sitting there staring back at me.........the green to the right is a Christmas tree next to a window.
And the wifes Pooch, i hate him......... i still have scars from the last time he bit me
Cheers, ratty
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Picture from 2003, before he got "retired." Rainwater Basin marsh here in Nebraska. The old guy retrieved every duck!
Nikon D700
Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G AF-S VR
Nikon AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8 G ED
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 D
SB-800 (x2), SU-800
Canon SD1400IS
Nikon D300 - for sale
Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S DX - for sale
Nikkor 12-24mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S DX - for sale
Loky and his friend
Pooch's, sunsets, landscapes - I think this one could be in all categories! Casper and Angus the Beardies on Hard Knott, English Lake District 19th December 2007:
this is my buddies dog, name Bacardi
Sony a560 w/ B50AM Vertical Grip
Sigma 300mm f/2.8 EX DG APO
I finally got myself a DSLR (D40 w/kit lens) after a couple of years of shooting with a Panasonic P&S, so here is one of my first pictures. I'm at my folks place for the holidays so don't have access to Photoshop so this is pretty much straight from the camera.
-- Martin
Canon 30D | Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II Lens | EF 50mm f/1.8 II
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Vigils to mark anniversary of Zimbabwe's Operation Drive Out Trash
This Saturday, the churches in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, are planning to hold a procession through the city to mark the first anniversary of Operation Drive Out Trash, or 'Murambatsvina, in which the homes and businesses of many thousands of people were bulldozed to the ground by the government. Protests and prayer vigils are also planned in other parts of Zimbabwe to mark the anniversary. Demolitions and arbitrary street arrests are continuing in Zimbabwe. The Telegraph reported yesterday that 10,000 street children in Harare had been detained pending relocation to rural areas. In London a sympathy demonstration will take place outside the Zimbabwean High Commission in the Strand on Saturday from 2 - 6pm. Washinton Ali, Chair of the MDC-UK (part of the Vigil Coalition) urges all opposed to Murambatsvina to attend the Vigil. He also advises that MDC President, Morgan Tsvangirai, will be addressing supporters at a meeting in London on Sunday, 28 May at a venue to be announced.