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Most people think flying in a post-9-11 America sucks donkey balls, but I beg to differ. As a seasoned business traveler who still enjoys commercial air travel, I'm part of a dying breed, but I believe my capacity to derive pleasure from circumstances others deem intolerable can be traced directly to my close personal relationship with alcohol. Booze has the power to take the sting out of endless delays or hours spent in a pressurized germ-filled death trap packed with disgruntled airline employees and edgy civilians. There are for major air travel scenarios you must learn to navigate. As with most things, the difference between enjoyable and unbearable is all in the execution. Herewith, I offer these solutions to you, so you might benefit from my many, many mistakes in this arena.
1. Pre-Flight
The first thing you need to do when you arrive at the terminal is rank your pre-flight worry on a scale of one to five. A one means you're slightly apprehensive. A five means you'd rather have unprotected sex with everyone in sub-Saharan Africa than get on that damn plane. That rank is also equal to the number of alcoholic beverages you should order at the bar near your departure gate. Hopefully you're traveling business class, in which case there will be some warm nuts waiting for you when you get on the plane. Warm nuts make everything better.
2. Boarding
The most critical part of boarding—especially if you scored high on step one—is not to exhibit any behavior that draws the attention of a stewardess prior to takeoff. Examples include slurring, wobbling, drooling, flatulence, dropping your carry-on bag on another passenger's head, unwanted sexual advances (which hard-won experience has taught me is pretty much all sexual advances during boarding), off-color remarks about warm nuts and, of course, using the word "stewardess." (The dude stewardesses, in particular, are super bitchy about that one.) Remember: most airline personnel are criminally underpaid and terminally unhappy. Also, the overwhelming majority of them are menopausal women who have been deputized by the U.S. Government to fuck with the lives of anyone on your plane that pisses them off. Become the focus of their ire, and you may never again associate the word "cavity" with dentistry. Just read your magazine and pretend to be normal until they shut the cabin door. After that, they're stuck with you.
3. Beverage Service
A number of variables need to be considered when ordering. Is it before 10am? A bloody mary will get you 30 percent less stinkeye than a triple tequila. The general rule when en route to a business meeting or conference is to stick with Jack and Coke; it won't make you as drowsy as wine or beer. Of course, if you're in the insurance, accounting or medical equipment sales business, you can get as drowsy as you like and nobody will notice. Headed to Vegas for a bachelor party? Pack in a few vodka and Red Bulls with some sugar cubes to give your central nervous system a preview of what's in store for the next 48 hours.
4. Layovers and Delays
Perhaps the trickiest travel-drinking situation is the "many many hours in an airport" situation. Overdo it on the initial leg of the journey, and your layover could wreak holy hell on your nervous system. Same goes for missed connections and delays. For god's sake pace yourself, or you may be too wasted to get on that plane once it arrives. Take poor Jeremy Johnson of Glendale, Arizona, for instance, who I once spotted in London's Gatwick Airport while waiting to catch a connecting British Airways flight to Inverness. Jeremy, 25, was traveling with some buddies and apparently miscalculated the number of Bud Lights his body could handle. Throw in a 12-hour delay between flights, and the rest is video history.
The Imbiber is Dan Dunn, the country's preeminent rockstar booze writer. His upcoming book, Living Loaded: A tale of sex, salvation and the pursuit of the never-ending happy hour, will be released by Random House in January 2011. Follow him on Twitter.


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Khasta Kachori is a delicious, spicy, fried puff pastry. Kachoris are great as an appetizer or as part of a festive meal for any occasion.
Make 12 Kachoris.
for crust:
- 1 cup All Purpose flour (plain flour or maida)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1/4 cup chilled water more or less as needed
for filling:
- 1/4 cup yellow moong dal (available Indian grocery stores)
- 1 teaspoon fennel seeds coarsely grinded (saunf)
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds coarsely grinded (dhania)
- 1 teaspoon red chilly flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon ginger powder
- 1/2 teaspoon mango powder (amchoor)
- Pinch of asafetida (hing)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt (adjust to your taste)
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 2 tablespoons water
- Oil to deep fry
To make crust:
- Mix the flour, salt and oil.
- Add the chilled water slowly, mixing with your fingers as you pour.
- Do not knead the dough. The dough should be soft.
- Cover the dough and let it sit for at least fifteen minutes.
To make filling:
- Grind the moong dal dry, almost to a powder.
- Mix one tablespoon of oil to the ground dal in a frying pan and roast over medium heat for about two to three minutes or until dal changes color slightly. Stir continuously.
- Turn off the heat. Add all the spices mix well. Let the mixture cool off.
- Add two tablespoons of warm water and mix it well. Let it sit for ten minutes and cover with demp cloth.
To make the Kachoris:
- Take the dough and knead it for a minutes. Divide the dough in twelve equal parts.
- Take one part of the dough and with your fingers flatten the edges and make into 3-inch circle. Leaving center little thicker then edges.
- Mold the dough into a cup and place 1 teaspoon of filling in the center. Pull the edges of the dough to wrap the dal filling. Proceed to make all 12 balls.
- Let the filled ball sit for three to four minutes before rolling.
- Set the kachoris on a surface with the seams facing up. Using the base of your palm, slowly flatten them into about three inches in diameter.
- Heat the oil in frying pan over medium heat frying pan should have about one inch of oil. To check if oil is ready put a little piece of dough in the oil. Dough should sizzle, and come up very slow.
- Fry them on medium-low heat. After they start to puff, slowly turn them over. Fry until golden-brown on both sides. If the kachoris are fried on high heat, they will get soft and will not be crispy.
- Kachories can be stored for at least a week in an airtight container
Additional Tips:
- Don't roll the kachoris with a rolling pin.
- Rolling pins can create small holes in the dough that let the oil seep into the kachoris, and they can also cause the kachoris to come out with one side thicker than the other.
- Instead of using moong dal, you can use washed urad dal or chana dal.
- The rest of the recipe stays the same.
Serving suggestions:
- Kachoris can be served plain, with Tamarind Chutneys, chola, or with Aloo Dum.
- Serve them as a chat, pouring plain yogurt and chutney on top.

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Fast Marriage Facts - Teresa and John
Met: 1990.
Married: May 26, 1995..
First Marriage: No.
Did You Know?
John and Teresa were both in their 50s when they married.
News Updates:7/08/2013: Teresa Heinz Kerry was hospitalized on July 7, 2013. Read more ...
Maria Teresa Thierstein Simões-Ferreira Heinz Kerry: October 5, 1938 in Mozambique.
How Teresa and John Met:They had briefly met in 1990 at an Earth Day Rally. In 1992, in Rio de Janeiro, John and Teresa met again at a United Nations sponsored Earth Summit. A few months later they renewed their acquaintance at a Washington dinner party, and took a walk together to the Mall and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Their courtship began in late 1993. They announced their engagement in November, 1994.
Wedding Date:
Ages at Marriage:
John, 51.
Previous Marriages:
Teresa: Teresa was married to her college sweetheart, Senator Henry John Heinz III in 1966. Their marriage lasted until his death in an airplane accident on April 4, 1991.
Teresa: United Nations translator as Teresa is fluent in five languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and her native Portuguese; philanthropist.
- Alexandra Kerry: Born in 1973.
- Vanessa Kerry: Born in 1976.
Teresa and H. John Heinz:
- John Heinz Jr: Born in 1967.
- André Heinz: Born in 1970.
- Christopher Heinz: Born in 1973.
- Miscarriage.
Other homes: Ketchum, Idaho; Nantucket, Massachusetts; Fox Chapel, Pennsylvania; Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
They have a prenuptial agreement.
Teresa became an American citizen at the age of 32. If John had been elected President of the United States, Teresa would have been the second foreign born first lady.
After two operations and with a prognosis for a full recovery, Teresa Heinz Kerry (71) revealed in December 2009 she was treated for breast cancer. She began five days of target radiation in January 2010.
Quotes About the Marriage of Teresa Heinz and John Kerry:
John about Teresa's first husband, Jack Heinz: Ive never felt threatened by it. It would be cruel and insensitive if she didnt celebrate his memory. Ive told her sons, Im not there to replace anybody. Im there to be whoever I am.
Teresa on 25 years of marriage to John Heinz: "It's a beautiful time of a marriage. The things that used to rattle you and make you upset all of a sudden become endearing. And you never knew it could happen."


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Lesnar vs Velasquez
Lesnar vs Velasquez
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So who are you picking?
Despite picking Carwin to decapitate Lesnar, and eating humble pie... i think Velasquez will beat him. I think it could be a bit of a struggle in the first 2 rounds, but i feel Cains pace and wrestling will see him survive long enough to exhaust the behemoths gas tank.
Lesnar beat Carwin because shane gassed badly after battering Brock like a rag doll. Thats not going to happen vs Velasquez. Velasquez will beat him on his feet, and if he gets taken down, survive long enough to make it to the later rounds where he will crank up the pace.
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What a difference a little time can make. The #20 (AP) Lady Hoyas are back in the swing of things after a rough start to the 2011-12 season. Coming off two tough losses on the road to Maryland and LSU, the Hoyas were looking to bounce back into form and did so with a 66-36 pounding of Houston a week and a half ago. The win provided great momentum heading into Las Vegas for the Lady Rebel Roundup where we faced off against then #10 Georgia. Sugar Rodgers relocated her mid-season form and dropped 23 points and Tia Magee continued to set the pace with 14 of her own in the Hoyas' 64-56 win over the Bulldogs. It was the first ever meeting between Georgetown and Georgia and also provided Coach Flo with a win over her former boss (Coach Flo was a Georgia assistant for several years).
The win over Georgia put the Hoyas into the tournament's championship game against unbeaten UNLV. Unlike the men's tournament at UNLV, the home team would not prevail. In front of a strong Hoya crowd including Greg Monroe and Brendan Gaughan, the Hoyas took the Lady Rebel Roundup title with 64-45 thrashing. Sugar scored 16 and was named tournament MVP and Tia Magee scored 12 points.
Sugar's performance gained her Big East honor roll recognition this week but Tia Magee deserves it just as much if not more. During Sugar's slump it was Tia who kept the Hoyas together in some very tough games. She may not have scored as much but her other efforts on both ends of the court definitely deserve some props.
The Hoyas travel up to Baltimore tomorrow night to take on Coppin State followed by a home game on Sunday at 2PM against Rider before starting Big East season against Pitt next week. Please come out to McDonough on Sunday to see the Hoyas! Tickets are only $5. How can you top that?


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This Apple Certified Pre-Owned iPhone 5 has been refurbished and comes with a one year Apple warranty.
Note: This product requires a nano sim card (not supplied) to be inserted into the handset at the start of the set up process.
The iPhone 5 features a stunning 4 inch retina display that gives you incredible colours, smooth motion and ultra-fast response times.
Enjoy fast internet browsing, downloads and streaming wherever you go.
An 8 megapixel rear camera lets you capture great photos and HD video, and there's a front-facing 1.2 megapixel camera. With 16Gb of internal storage, you can also carry plenty of photos, MP3s and video with you.
It weighs only 112g (20% lighter than the iPhone 4) and is just 7.6 mm thick (18% less than its predecessor), so the iPhone 5 is incredibly comfortable in your hand whether you're shooting video or watching a movie.
Useful info:
- Apple Certified Pre-Owned iPhone 5
- Refurbished with one-year Apple warranty
- 4 inch LED-backlit IPS LCD display (640 x 1136)
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- 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera
- Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth® 4.0, GPS, 4G compatible (EE networks only)
- This phone requires a Nano sim card
- Size: 123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm
- Weight: 112g
- Apple iPhone 5 16Gb sim free - refurbished
- Model number: A1429
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With their stylish white design and newly improved acoustics, these Beats by Dr Dre Solo 2 On Ear Headphones bring your sounds to life and make you stand out from the crowd.
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Useful info:
- Beats by Dr Dre Solo 2 headphones – White
- Updated acoustics for enhanced clarity
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- Durable and compact foldable design for easy portability
- Take calls and control music with RemoteTalk cable (iOS only)
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Indesit IDC85 8kg Load Condenser Dryer - White
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The best-selling Indesit IDC85 condenser dryer has all the versatility to suit your lifestyle.
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There are high and low settings, plus a freshen-up option, so it can give your clothes all the TLC they deserve to ensure you get plenty of wear out of them. A reverse spin action reduces tangling and creases, keeping any ironing to a minimum.
The Indesit IDC85 condenser dryer even has an easy access top water bottle, so you never need to bend down to empty it. Includes plumb to drain option.
Useful info:
- 8kg capacity
- Up to 160 minutes timed drying
- Easy-access top water bottle
- Mains drain option
- C rated energy
- Reverse action
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- Saturday delivery available
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Intel® Atom Dual Core™ Processor, 1Gb RAM, 16Gb Storage, Wi-Fi, 10.1 inch Tablet - White
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Enjoy the entertainment you love any time, any place with the stunning Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Tablet PC.
With a superb 10.1 inch high-res touch screen, you can watch video and movies in widescreen, with built-in stereo speakers giving you stunning sound.
Surf the net, access a wide range of films via Samsung Movies and combine all your social network contacts together through the ingenious Social Hub.
There's over 700,000 apps available to download from the Google Play Store, many of them FREE, so you can personalise your tablet to suit your passions in life.
There's 16Gb of storage built in and it can be expanded by up to 64Gb using the microSD card slot, so you can carry around plenty of music, games, video and eBooks. It also comes with free Google Maps and 50Gb Dropbox for 2 years.
There's a rear-facing 3.2 megapixel camera for shooting photos and video, as well as a front-facing webcam for video chats and checking your hair.
Useful info:
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 Intel® Atom Dual Core tablet
- 1.5 Ghz dual core™ processor
- Android 4.2.2 OS (Jelly Bean)
- 1Gb RAM
- 16Gb Storage expandable by up to 64Gb using microSD card
- 10.1 inch touch screen (1024 x 800)
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® 4.0
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- 3.2 Mp rear camera, 1.3 Mp front camera
- Weight: 510g
- Size: 243.1 x 176.1 x 8 mm
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Hoover DYNS7144D1X 1400 Spin, 7kg Load Washing Machine - White
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The Hoover DYNS7144D1X washing machine gets everything done quickly and saves you money along the way.
When you're in a rush, the Rapid 14-minute programme will save the day, with the time manager display letting you know exactly where you are in the cycle.
There are also 30 and 44-minute quick wash cycles – you can even do a full load wash in under an hour!
Hoover's Intelligent Wash System adjusts the water, time and energy to suit the weight of the load you put into the machine to keep wastage to an absolute minimum – no wonder it's got a superb A+ rating for energy.
With a powerful 1400 spin, you can get your clothes dryer quicker and cut down on having to put washing out to dry on all the radiators in the house.
With a 7 kg capacity – equivalent to 35 shirts – you can get everything done in double-quick time.
There's a great range of programmes to choose from, including cotton, mixed, wool and hand wash.The delay start feature means you can set your Hoover washing machine to run later at your convenience.
Useful info:
- A+ rated energy, A rated wash, A rated dry
- 1400 spin
- 7 kg load capacity
- 14 programmes
- Rapid 14, 30 or 44 minute washes
- 59 minute full load wash
- Intelligent wash system
- Variable temperature and spin
- Delay start
- H 85, W 60, D 40cm
- Hoover DYNS7144D1X washing machine
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Apple iPad® mini 16Gb with Wi-Fi - White
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iPad mini
The whole package. In a smaller package
iPad mini has a beautiful 7.9 inch LED-backlit display, the A5 chip, ultrafast wireless, iSight and FaceTime HD cameras, powerful apps, and up to 10 hours of battery life. And there are over 475,000 Apps on the App Store designed for iPad that also work with iPad mini.
Key Features:
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- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- 5 megapixel iSight camera with 1080p HD video recording
- FaceTime HD camera
- iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote Apps included
- Over 475,000 Apps on the App Store
- iOS 7 and iCloud
- Cellular data service on Wi-Fi + Cellular models (sold separately)
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Lenovo C260 Intel® Celeron®, 4Gb RAM, 500Gb Hard Drive, WiFi, 19.5 inch All In One Desktop - White
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The affordable 19.5 inch Lenovo C260 is a compact space-saving All-in-One PC with the latest Intel® Celeron® processor. The Lenovo C260 is ideal for the whole family.
Sleek, responsive, and affordable, it's great for home entertainment or everyday computer tasks. And during those rare times when no one is using it, the 19.5 inch unit tucks away neatly.
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White Knight 44A7W 7kg Load Vented Dryer - White
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The great value White Knight 44A7W vented dryer has a 7 kg capacity designed to look after all your family's clothes.
With 2 heat settings and a handy timer, you can adjust this versatile dryer to suit whatever load you give it.
A reverse action and final cool-down tumble keep creasing to a minimum and makes ironing a breeze. It only emits low level noise, causing minimum distraction, so you can run it at any time of night or day. The rear vent position is fitted with an extendable hose.
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- Reverse action vented tumble dryer
- 7 kg capacity
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- Rear vent position fitted with extendable hose
- H 85, W 60, D 53 cm
- White Knight 44A7W 7kg vented dryer
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iPad Air
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- 9.7 inch Retina display
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- FaceTime HD camera
- iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps included
- Over 475,000 Apps on the App Store
- iOS 7 and iCloud
- Available in space grey or silver
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Bosch WAE24063GB 6kg 1200 Spin Washing Machine - White
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Bosch SMS40T42UK 12-Place Full Size Dishwasher
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The Bosch SMS40T42UK Dishwasher does your washing up for you and saves you money on bills.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom 4.3 inch Smartphone with 16 Megapixel Camera - White
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Step 1 : Choose Your Handset
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Step 3 : Top Up When It Suits You.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom combines a stunning smartphone with a 16 megapixel camera in one incredible package.
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- Dual core 1.5GHz processor
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- Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
- 63.3 x 125.3 x 15.25 mm
- Weight: 208g
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom smartphone
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Hey everyone! I've decided to give my hand at a little fantasy football chatter this week. I am avoiding the obvious must start plays like Aaron Rodgers, but even so, there might a few no brainers here and there. Fantasy Football is often about match ups from week to week rather than simply starting the best players on paper each week.
I'd request anyone who is in the keeper league with me to withhold the information about my record. :P I am doing well in other leagues, but I am really enjoying sucking for Luck in that keeper league.
Start 'emMark Sanchez
I'm sure most of you don't realize that the Patriots pass defense is 32nd in the league. If you have a bye from your starting QB this week, then Mark Sanchez might be a viable option this week.Steven Jackson
Jackson is hampered by a foot injury this week, but is practicing and will likely play agains the Cleveland Browns this week. The Browns have a 26th ranked rush defense, so expect a big day from the Rams ground attack.Frank Gore
The Giants are 20th against the run and Frank Gore has been on fire in recent weeks. The 49ers are rolling and the key to their success is running the football. Expect more of the same this week!Julio Jones
After last week, I doubt anyone is thinking, "Oh, I better bench the rookie!". However, against the Saints he should get plenty of action. Maybe not quite as much action as he did last week, but enough to make him a solid start.
Sit 'emTom Brady
It is no secret that Brady is struggling this season and now he has to face the Jets who currently own a top 5 pass defense. Not only that, Brady has become an interception machine in recent weeks. Avoid him until he proves he is out of that funk!Fred Jackson
I have been waiting for the Buffalo Bills to show themselves to be a fraud for half the season now, but I guess they aren't. However, the Cowboys do possess the 6th ranked run defense, so don't expect a huge day from Jackson.Steve Smith
The Tennessee Titans defense is pretty stout against the pass and with Steve Smith being the focal point of their shutting down Cam Newton and the Panthers, it might be a good idea to sit him this week.Dwayne Bowe
The Denver Broncos pass defense is suspect at best, so it will come down to how well the Kansas City Chiefs move him away from Champ Bailey. If Bowe ends up lining up against Goodman ... goodnight!
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Many of you don't know this, but I also work at a web design company during the day. We recently launched a new fantasy football website. Ironically, one of the owners is also a Broncos fan. Anyway, they have a promotion running for people to join free leagues with a cash payout to the winners each week. I figured I'd share the wealth here, so long as everyone is of age.
I'm also in the mood for some cash competition, so if anyone is interested in doing a weekly cash league ($2-$3 a week buy-in only as I am not made of money. lol) send me an email at mhrhistory at gmail dot com. If there are enough interested parties, I'll send out the league info and we'll start it up next week.


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work in preparing the library catalogue for public access, and the
acquisition of hardware and software to begin the digital conversion
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On-line users should go to our homepage, where a banner link will
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catalog. Clicking on the book catalog link will connect you to the
search page for the Athena© database. You may enter a keyword,
author name, or title term into the search window, and search our
catalogue of over 16,000 Masonic and related titles. Results of
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Distance is no longer an obstacle to researchers and patrons who
want to know what books we have in our collection. You now have
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In our state about 11 percent of veterans are women. And in Texas they want to create their own businesses. Of the vets the Texas Veterans Commission's veterans entrepreneur program is helping start companies—24 percent are women.
Crews removing graffiti on the Pfluger pedestrian bridge in Austin. The city contracts out that kind of work to companies like Aleon Properties Construction, which was created and owned by Charmane Sellars.
She is an Air Force veteran who worked hard, went back to school and applied what she learned in the military to a business.
"I'm very happy and proud because I just don't do it myself, my team is instrumental in the success of my company...so I'm very honored by that," said Sellars.
An extended part of that team is the veterans entrepreneur program from the Texas Veteran's Commission. It's run by Army vet Duncan McGhee.
"We identified the resources out there. There's a ton, but there's no central repository of information. So we aggregate those resources, and find mechanisms to connect those resources with vets no matter what it is," said McGhee.
Key at any business with just starting out or trying to grow is capitol...cash. It's another place where the Veteran's Entrepreneur Program can really make a difference by connecting micro-lenders who want to invest with veteran entrepreneurs. And funding is only the first step.
"We've developed a 10 step program that says 'I have an idea...what next?' And step 1 is this ...step 2,3..all the way till your business is growing and launched," said McGhee.
Sellars launched her business well before the veterans entrepreneur program began but she has taken advantage of it too with the networking to other vets and seminars on ways to grow her business. And for a new vet Sellars thinks the program is perfect.
"They'd be beneficial in helping you set up a blueprint of the best way to go to start a business and if you already have a business how to grow your business successfully," said Sellars.
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Amir Khan says that sparring with Wild Card stablemate Manny Pacquiao has helped prepare him for Saturday night's fight with Zab Judah:
"I'll have to be smart, listen to my trainer Freddie Roach and not make any mistakes. I've been sparring with Manny for three years. He has speed, power, great movement and is a southpaw. Sparring him will help me in this fight."
Judah and Pacquiao don't have a ton in common besides being left-handed and fast with their hands, as their attacking styles are pretty dramatically different. Actually everything besides the left-handed and fast thing is pretty dramatically different between Pacquiao and Judah.
This does bring up another question, and an idea Judah has pushed before and has been mentioned by at least a few other people: If Zab Judah wins this fight with Amir Khan, does he become a viable potential opponent for Manny Pacquiao? Judah is well-known, a win over Khan would be arguably the best of his career, and the fact is that Manny is running out of opponents unless Mayweather happens, or unless Victor Ortiz beats Mayweather.
I think the fight would at least get some consideration. Promoted by Main Events, Judah and his team have the ability to work with any promoter out there, and as the old saying goes, if it makes dollars, it makes sense.
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|Brewer garners Coach of the Year honors
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Trio named to District 7 First Team
By KEVIN WANNEMACHER • Progress Sportswriter
Paulding Panther head coach Shawn Brewer was named Co-Coach of the Year in Division III as the District 7 awards were announced recently.
Brewer led the Panthers to a 16-6 regular season record while also finishing 5-3 in a very competitive Northwest Conference.
Paulding's Kyle Kauser and the Wayne Trace duo of Corbin Linder and Ethan Linder all were named District 7 First Team players recently in their respective divisions of Division III and Division IV.
Tinora's Derek Drewes was the District 7 Division III Player of the Year with Liberty Center's Greg Badenhop also being named a Co-Coach of the Year in Division III.
Brewer and Badenhop will lead their respective teams into a Division III district semifinal Thursday at Bowling Green State University with the winner moving on to play either Archbold or Ottawa Glandorf in the district championship on Saturday.
Also garnering First Team honors were Archbold's Luke fisher, Eastwood's Jake Schmeltz, Liberty Center's Kaleb Pohlman, Evergreen's Logan Pinkleman, Swanton's Bryce McComb and Delta's Justin Callahan.
Picking up Second Team awards were Archbold's Tyson Schnitkey, Elmwood's Aaron Arnold, Delta's Scott Garlinger, Tinora's Jacob Miller, Paulding's Guy Harder, Fairview's Daniel Smith and Liberty Center's Logan Meyer.
Paulding's Quentin Vance and Treston Gonzales each received Honorable Mention.
Delta's Brigan Wymer and Archbold's Brian Zeigler were named Player and Coach of the Year in Division III girls.
Archbold's Cassidy Wyse, Genoa's Clara Albright, Oak Harbor's Andrea Cecil, Evergreen's Haili Mossing, Elmwood's Kristen Curtis, Rossford's Julie Hotz and Woodmore's Allie Wank were named to the First Team.
Second Team players included Liberty Center's Niki Meyer, Archbold's Jesse Fidler, Ottawa Hills' Allie Dewine, Tinora's Ashley Mack, Genoa's Haley Pickard, Archbold's Cassidy Williams and Otsego's Morgan Smoyer.
Paulding's Abby Pease and Sierra McCullough both picked up Honorable Mention.
Ottawa Hills' John Lindsay and Geoff Beans were named Division IV Coach and Player of the Year, respectively.
Other First Team players included Corbin and Ethan Linder of Wayne Trace, Stryker's Parker Ruffer, Ayersville's Trey Bauman, Cardinal Stritch's Austin Adams and Edgerton's Max Nihart.
Second Team honorees were Antwerp's Derek Smalley, Gibsonburg's Jordan Kreglow and Andrew Cantrell, Patrick Henry's A.J. Wagner, Toledo Christian's Kyle Kenpton, Fayette's Chandler Sanford and Maumee Valley Country Day's Thad Woodard.
Picking up Honorable Mention was the Antwerp trio of Kaden Brumett, Sam Williamson and Trenton Copsey along with Wayne Trace's Colby Speice and Devin Wenzlick.
On the girls' side, Pettisville's Jason Waldvogel was tabbed as Coach of the Year while the Blackbirds' Dana Fricke and Holgate's Marissa Myles were named Co-Players of the Year.
Receiving First Team awards were Stryker's Conner Varner, Ayersville's Megan Schubert and Molly Hammersmith, Edgerton's Devin Stark, Hilltop's Hannah Bleikamp and the Fayette duo of Kaela Seiler and Taylor Griffiths.
Second Team honors went to Montpelier's Hannah Blake, Pettisville's Mikala Avina, Patrick Henry's Kristin Bostelman, Holgate's Sarah Niese and Mattie Grim and Toledo Christian's Faith Johnson and Darian Westmeyer.
Antwerp's Kaiya Jemison received Honorable Mention as did the Wayne Trace trio of Brenda Feasby, Erin Mohr and Lauren Speice.
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The Forgotten State First Edition
Photography and Tales from the Montana Music Scene
By Megan Thompson
This book is a photographic essay about the Montana music scene. It documents the bands, people, and venues around the state that make music possible.
About the Author
Born in Helena, MT in 1983 I grew up with an intense love of music and admiration for the people who made it. After returning to Montana in 2003 I began to take an interest in the bands around the state. I started to document the Montana music scene in late 2003, and haven't stopped since. The Forgotten State documents the indie and hardcore music coming out of Montana from Spring 2006- WInter 2007.
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Lighting Designed to Enhance Bathrooms
People use different types of lighting for different areas inside their homes. The bathroom is one of the areas people usually purchase lights for. The type of bathroom lighting used will often depend on what type of furnishings are used in it. The main piece of furniture in this room is the vanity cabinet. This item uses two essential elements in designed the bathroom area. One element is the sink and the other is the wall mirror. A single wall light can be placed directly over the mirror or two can be placed on either side of it. If the mirror is an oval or circular style, placing wall sconces with fluted shades, on either side of the mirror will enhance the round shape.
If a bath is decorated with an old fashioned theme using a claw foot tub and a cabinet with a vessel sink, the lighting can be chosen to fit the design. There are a number of wall lights made with antique brass bases and frosted lamp shades. The shades can be designed in the narrow hurricane style reminiscent of old time oil lamps. They can also come in tulip styles with decorative etchings along the outer surface of the glass. The old fashioned lighting fixtures can also be found in styles using wood bases.
People with contemporary styled bathrooms also have options available for the lighting they want to use. Lights placed on metal bars are often used in modern settings. The bulbs placed on this silver bar can be left as uncovered clear bulbs or have round globe shades. Rectangular lamps shades are also popular and can be found on bases made of metal for use as wall mounted lighting. The metal can be silver or black with the shade made in a semi-transparent white.
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Bathroom Lighting: The Forgotten Area In Your Home
Most people concentrate on providing lighting for kitchens, hallways, living rooms and bedrooms. It is understandable that these areas receive the most foot traffic in a single day. One area of the home that is often forgotten when it comes to decorative lights is the bathroom. The same elegance that is created in other parts of the home can be used in a bathroom. Many hotels and restaurants put a lot of emphasis on bathroom lighting and you can too.
There are many versions of wall lights that are made exclusively for placement in your bathroom. Everything from the design to the colour is different to give your bathroom an extra special touch of class. With the use of wall lighting, you can get away from a standard mirror and light combination and move into something a bit more attractive. You can make your bathroom a fancy place by adding chrome, glass or multiple light fixtures.
Ceiling lights are constructed differently for a bathroom than for other rooms in your home. Many of the lights do not protrude from the ceiling, but are round and stationary to spread the light to your entire bathroom. A dome or shade is included with a ceiling light to even out the illumination making it easy to see every nook and cranny of your bathroom. Recessed versions are also available to give a flattened appearance. An attractive glass plate protects these lights from water intrusion.
Apart from wall or ceiling lights, spot lights are commonly used to cover the entire visual range of a bathroom. If you have decorations or photographs in your bathroom, a single or multiple fixture spot light will provide you with additional decorating choices. The spot lights can be angled in different directions allowing you to focus on a particular item or several items and still have enough light for general use.
All of these modern bathroom lighting configurations are available in traditional or low energy versions. This provides you with the ultimate flexibility and allows you to light up your forgotten bathroom for you and your guests to enjoy.
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Gregg Sulkin Stars In "Another Me" Movie
Gregg Sulkin announced to his fans that he has a brand new movie arriving this year! The movie is called "Another Me," and below is a description via IMDB:
A beautiful young girl is haunted by a secret past.
Gregg shared with fans:
Coming for you later this year :) #getready #2014 #newmovie
Other stars in the movie include:
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Sophie Turner
Claire Forlani
Rhys Ifans
Ivana Baquero
Geraldine Chaplin
Leonor Watling
Sara Lloyd-Gregory
Melanie Walters
Priyanka Patel
Amanda Edwards
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A popular claim made by many Christian Nationalists is that the absence of any explicit endorsement of their religion by public schools - or indeed by government generally - represents an expression of hostility towards their religion. In particular, it is their position that the failure of schools to promote creationism, Bible reading, Christian prayers, and other examples of Christian beliefs means that the schools are effectively denigrating those beliefs.
Thus the fact that schools don't explicitly endorse Jesus, either through images of Jesus hanging in schools or in school lessons, is treated as though schools were actually trying to take Jesus away from children. This is the example represented in the above image, taken originally from World War II poster of a girl holding a picture of her father and imploring people not to "kill her daddy with careless talk."
The very idea that schools are taking Jesus away from children by not explicitly promoting Jesus to them is absurd. There are lots of things which schools do not explicitly endorse or promote, but this cannot be construed as an effort to denigrate or undermine them. Schools obviously don't promote other religions like Buddhism or Hinduism, so does this mean that they are trying to undermine those religions? Schools generally don't promote any particular liberal or conservative political doctrines, so does this mean that the schools are trying to attack those doctrines?
Of course not - I don't think that there is any other segment of society where such claims are made and such beliefs promoted. There are far more things which the government and government institutions don't promote than they do promote, but no one actually believes that the government is therefore attacking all those beliefs. At worst people might despair over the neglect of their favorite causes, but that's about it. Only Christian Nationalists have gotten the idea that the absence of endorsement is the presence of hostility.


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Natalia cops seize suspected drug money from motorist
The car's driver claimed no knowledge of $184,275 found under the front fenders.
By Zeke MacCormack : November 18, 2010
NATALIA - A traffic stop on Interstate 35 here Wednesday led to the seizure by police of $184,275 that was found hidden in the car, whose driver denied knowledge of the cash.
City Administrator Beth Leonosio said a city officer stopped the southbound car for speeding about 9:40 a.m. near mile marker 124, and discovered the cash secreted in compartments inside the front fenders on a Ford Fiesta.
The driver, Edgar A. Silva Flores, 26, of Mexico, said he recently bought the car and knew nothing of the cash. He was released without being charged.
The suspected drug money will be split with 38th judicial district prosecutor's office, with the city keeping 60 percent for use on law enforcement expenditures.


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It's only been five months since her face transplant and Carmen Tarleton is already on the go.
"It's getting easier. I'm feeling better and stronger," Tarleton said.
Reporter Melissa Sheketoff: Did you think you'd get to this point?
Carmen Tarleton: I was hoping. I was hoping for many years that I'd get to a point where I live like I'm living today. So, it is dreams coming true for me.
Tarleton has become an icon of strength and the hope for many to never give up. Tarleton was brutally attacked in her Thetford home in the summer of 2007. Her estranged husband nearly killed her, dousing her with industrial strength lye and leaving her permanently disfigured. Five years after the attack, in February, Tarleton got the surgery she'd been waiting for in Boston and a new face.
"I've overcome it so it doesn't bother me; it doesn't haunt me. It doesn't take any of my energy anymore to do that because I'm on the other side. I'm sharing it and helping people, so it doesn't make it negative anymore," Tarleton said.
She is sharing her story to help others through her book, "Overcome: Burned, Blinded, and Blessed." Tarleton signed books Friday at Kinney Drugs in Waterbury, where people came through the doors and were shocked to see her.
"When I walked in the door I was blown away like, I swear, like a big blast of wind like blew me back," fan Susie Poulin said.
Fans say they hope to live life being brave like Tarleton.
"Day to day people struggle with so many things, life in itself. And she has gone through the worst of the worst and has made it through and had the courage and the dignity to do so," Poulin said.
And Tarleton says if she's not doing book signings, she's answering her many followers all over the world through social media and email on a daily basis.
"It's fun to see people so excited to see me," she said. "It sometimes takes me by surprise."
A woman capturing the hearts of many through her story of survival and courage.
Tarleton has more book signings planned this summer across Vermont. She also tells us she's in the process of working on a second book focusing on her face transplant.
Click here for Carmen Tarleton's website and blog and more information on her book.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - A former Jackson Wal-Mart employee was one of many Mississippi plaintiffs who won a settlement in a wage and hour dispute with the retail giant. That was last year. But Clotee Lewis said Thursday she still hasn't received her check, so she emailed asking Three On Your Side to investigate.
Clotee Lewis said she worked part time at the Highway 18 Wal-Mart and at Its previous location on Ellis Avenue in 1997 and 1998.
She said, "They would lock the stores and when it was time for us to get off work, they lock the stores and make us zone the store and things like that, so without compensation."
Lewis joined a class action wage and hour lawsuit against the company in 2003. Jackson lawyer Delano Funches represented Lewis, her sister and several others. They won the case and plaintiffs were awarded a 750-dollar settlement, each. Some have received their checks, but Lewis says she, her sister and others have not. Lewis wanted Funches to explain why.
She said, "I started contacting them back in April 2010 up until December 16th, 2010."
Lewis continued, "I was told the settlement was still pending and they were still waiting on settlement funds."
Lewis told us she feels like she had been getting the run around.
WLBT contacted attorney Funches by telephone and while he declined an on camera interview, he did tell us the case had, indeed, been settled but a group called Rust Consulting is handling those checks. Funches said there were actually two suits; one in Holmes County and the other settled in U-S District Judge Henry Wingate's court. He said all but two of the plaintiffs in the Holmes County case have cashed their checks.
Lewis said, "It's just that when you place your trust in someone who's supposed to have your best interest at heart and represent you as the plaintiff, you expect them to do the right thing."
Funches indicates he has done the right thing and the ball is now in Wal-Mart's court. He gave us numbers for Rust Consulting and Wal-Mart attorney, Sidney Dunnigan. Rust Consulting had a recorded menu regarding the settlement and a woman who only identified herself as "Cheryl", told me Sidney Dunnigan is out of the office for a couple of weeks.
If you are a plaintiff in the Wal-Mart wage and hour suit in Mississippi, Funches says you can contact Rust Consulting at 1-877-872-3809 or you can call Wal-Mart attorney Sidney Dunnigan at 404-235-5503.
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News: Nicki Minaj Recruits Amber Rose For "Massive Attack" Music Vid, "It's Really Fashion & Beauty Shots"
Wednesday, Mar 17, 2010 11:15AM
Young Money's Nicki Minaj tapped model Amber Rose to appear in her upcoming "Massive Attack" music video that was recently shot in California.
Nicki talked about what her following of Barbies could expect from the Hype Williams directed visual.
"I brought my BFF Amber Rose out here," Nicki said in an interview. "This is a massive attack. We shot the helicopter scene. Obviously, I had to have a hot-pink Lamborghini. We're having fun in the car, and we see a freakin' helicopter chase us. So we get on the walkie-talkie, like, 'Mayday! Mayday!' It's really fashion and beauty shots, and we're acting like we're doing something important...You can expect it to be almost like the soundtrack to a movie. It's gonna take you somewhere that ... it's kinda gonna tell a story. I didn't just want to make an album that had a club record, just the obvious. I wanted to paint a very graphic picture. And every record that I'm doing for the album, I can see the stage show, I can see the video. It's just gonna be big. You can expect it to be big." (MTV)
Earlier this month, the rapper revealed details surrounding the song's creation.
"The first single is called 'Massive Attack.' Sean Garrett produced that," she revealed in an interview. "It'll be out very soon. I don't have an exact date, but it will drop right on time...We're actually shooting the video within a week. I can't wait for you guys to see it." (Rap-Up)
Last December, Minaj said she was aiming to drop a "classic" debut.
"The [album], that's what I'm actually getting ready to work on because I've been on the road for such a long time, I'm taking a complete hiatus for the next couple months, unfortunately, for all the promoters giving crazy offers," Minaj told DJ Whoo Kid. "And I've been turning every one because I have to put my foot down for the next few months and deliver a classic album and I already have stuff and I can't wait for the world to hear. All the stuff we talk about is fun and games and all that but the music is what's most important and I don't want all the people to be distracted by the other stuff and so I'm gonna take a break and when I come back you guys will have some very, very great music." (Radio Planet TV)
Minaj hinted at her hard work ethic in an interview late last year.
"Well Trina is also doing her thing," Nicki said in an interview. "To answer whether I feel pressure, of course I do and I'm a perfectionist and I want that to be, you know, I want this buzz to meet everybody's expectations, surpass everybody's expectations of the people that do support me. Because you got so many people that don't support you, but to the ones that do, they look at me and they see big things and I don't want to disappoint them. So to say I don't have pressure, I'd be lying, I do. I feel it all the time, I feel like yo, I have to make this a masterpiece." ("On-Air Idiot Show")
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Denzil Ware just committed today. He is a 4 Star DE from Crestview, Florida. He was a FSU Commitment, but decided he would follow Stoops and Eliot to UK. You can read more about him over at http://kentuckysportsradio.com/?p=127361
Awesome news.
Also, we may soon get a commitment from Quantavise Stoudemire. Who? Definitely under the radar. He says he wants to play with Ware, according to Wildcat Rick at WCN. UK is his only offer. Watch:


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Reviews for These Dreams LyricsPerformed by Heart
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These Dreams | Reviewer: Cindy | 8/17/08
"Darkness on the edge, Shadows where I stand
I search for the time on a watch with no hands,
I want to see you clearly, Come closer to this
come closer to this
But all I remember are the dreams in the mist"
An extra verse? This one doesn't appear in the single. Why is that?
Oh and I love this song. Jessica Simpson did it no justice.
<3 | Reviewer: Shawn | 3/27/08
I'm going to see Heart this Saturday at Universal Mardi Gras in Orlando, FL. I absoutely LOVE this song! I requested this on the radio years ago while driving home one night. I can't wait to see them! The lyrics are so inspirational and really pull at heart strings. It's an amazing piece. I was only 5 years old when this song came out!
<3 | Reviewer: Shawn | 3/27/08
I'm going to see Heart this Saturday at Universal Mardi Gras in Orlando, FL. I absoutely LOVE this song! I requested this on the radio years ago while driving home one night. I can't wait to see them! The lyrics are so inspirational and really pull at heart strings. It's an amazing piece.
This is work of a genius | Reviewer: Sungula | 2/14/08
Having known the song since its release, but could only afford to have it today, and upon checking the lyrics, i have developed a deep respect for the team of geniuses who came out with such an EVERGREEN.
Inspirational. . . . | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/8/08
I automatically have mixed emotions when i hear this song and always end up singing with tears streaming down my cheeks. . . . mostly tears of joy, dreams and memories!
It will remain one of my lifetime favorites, xxx
rock in roll queens | Reviewer: Kayla | 12/8/07
I love this song.I usually listened to Ac/dc and Guns 'N'Roses, but I have been listening to Heart over the last few months, and thats where I've been getting all my songs for talent shows. I think that Ann's voice is awesome and Nancy's guitar playing is the best. They are Two rock n roll queens.
These Dreams | Reviewer: kayla. | 12/1/07
i was born in 1993, and this is the music my dad listened to when he was younger, but this song is amazing. :)
dreams made into a reality | Reviewer: Krisus | 12/1/07
this song is a dream transformed into life and reality through a song...this is the perfect song to listen to when you just get out of your bed at 6am and think about your loved one...very sweet..
Awesome | Reviewer: Triton668 | 11/12/07
Songs like this make me wonder why Martin Page was a one hit wonder... if he can write songs like this for Heart, why couldn't he keep more for himself? I think this song is unique, and different from the rest of Heart's music... I put it by itself, and think it is one of the cooler 80's songs by far!
A Song all Fantasy lovers will find intoxicating | Reviewer: Nekodah | 10/29/07
Being a lover of the 1980's era of music and a fantasy buff, it's hard not to adore this song. It sends the listener into another world, unlike any other song you have ever heard. A true masterpiece of lyrics and music!
Most Amazing Lyrics..... | Reviewer: Megan | 9/28/07
I believe in my heart and soul this song is very addicting. When growing up now 25 my parents would play this song as my mother dance with me in the living room. I felt that I was her one and only special little angel. I could never imagine my early 90's without Heart..
Everyone must know its just a way of life :)
A very special song. | Reviewer: Alyxandra | 9/16/07
My mother used to sing this song to me before I was even born... I feel a profound connection to it that only seems to grow stronger as the years go by. I'm 21 now and I agree with some of the other posters; one of the most beautiful songs ever created.
What music is really about. | Reviewer: Jason | 9/8/07
This song is a perfect example of how good music can be. Compare this to today's music, and you'll notice a stark difference. For starters, These Dreams, uses words in such a way that would beget a fine poetry. Mixed with musical talent, and execution, this song stands out. It's not just how a song sounds. It's how it's sung, and the lyrics that paint the visual in your mind.
This song, if you'll excuse the pun, has heart.
"Funny how your feet
In dreams never touch the earth"
Who writes song lyrics like this anymore? You're so hard pressed to find this level of talent.
About the song These Dreams performed by Heart | Reviewer: Victoria. | 9/6/07
Im 18 years old and I just heard this song on the radio and I really love it. I guess many of us can relate to the lyrics and its a beautiful song. =]
Most Sensual Song Ever | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/21/07
This is undoubtedly the most sensual song ever to get wide distribution and airtime. It is not sex, it is a dreamy shiver producing experience that has not been equaled or duplicated since its release. If there was one song that made "Heart" I would vote for this one.
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'Movies Made Me Murder'
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In West Germany, the "Beast of the Black Forest" was prowling around in 1959. In a dark alley in Karlsruhe, the body of a woman was discovered. She had been raped and her throat slit with a razor. On the same night, another woman reported being accosted by a man who'd run off when a taxi drove by. The police could find no clues from either incident to assist in arresting someone.
Yet several more dead women turned up over the next few months, as well as a series of complaints about sexual assaults. One woman, a student named Dagmar Klinek, had been thrown off a train after being raped in an empty railway car. She was further assaulted outside on the ground, and stabbed to death. Still, there were no clues.
Then during the summer of 1960 in Hornberg, a young man picked up a suit he had previously ordered and left his briefcase in the tailor's shop while he went on an errand. (In another account, he changed into the new suit and left his other clothing behind in the shop.) The tailor noticed something odd about the briefcase so he opened it and found a modified rifle with a sawed-off barrel. Since this was clearly for a crime, and possibly to rib him, he alerted the police, who awaited the man's return. When he walked into the shop, he was arrested. He gave his name as Heinrich Pommerencke, age 23.
Under further interrogation, he admitted to robberies committed in another town. Just to test him, investigators told him they had found bloodstains on the suit he'd left at the shop, and it had matched the blood of several murder victims in the Black Forest area. Pommerencke fell for the ruse, admitting that he'd raped and killed several women (some accounts say he admitted to ten). He was obsessed with sex, he said, and had been since he was quite young. But it was a movie that had inspired him to act out.
He explained how he had watched a showing of Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments, seen the licentious women dancing around the golden calf, and decided that he "would have to kill." It was his mission. Among other felony charges, he was convicted of four murders, a dozen attempted murders, and twenty-one rapes. He was also suspected in six other murders, and despite his supposed lunacy, he received six life terms.
While it makes some sense to find culpability in overtly violent films, we wouldn't expect that a film like The Ten Commandments would inspire lust murders. Yet, apparently, it did. We can list a few other movies that have been thus associated as well.


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I've been thinking a lot about "Crash" lately -- partly because I'd been avoiding it for months and finally saw it, and partly because it happens to be the most successful indie film of the year so far. Of course, it's not really "indie," because Lions Gate opened the film on over 1,800 screens. But when a relatively small movie out-grosses everything from "Cinderella Man" to "Fever Pitch" to "Kingdom of Heaven," people take notice and the powers shift. In this case, they will tilt, regretfully, in the direction of Paul Haggis, the TV hack turned screenwriter, who has managed to bamboozle millions of Americans and even the smartest of critics with his simplistic, sentimental dreck. (The LA Weekly's Ella Taylor: "one of the best Hollywood movies about race" -- oh Ella, why? why?)
Fiercely committed acting aside, "Crash" is an atrocity committed against the craft of drama, filled with forced, shorthand trickery to create hollow statements about race without a shred of humanity at its core. Resolutions come fast and furious -- sprain your ankle, heal your prejudices and hug your Hispanic maid -- letting audiences indulge and feel better about their own easily redeemable racist beliefs.
Like "Million Dollar Baby," which I cared for slightly more, Haggis' worldview comes in the type of stark black-or-white terms that the Bushies would enjoy. Think he's a horribly racist cop? No, he's caring for his ailing dad and deserves your sympathy. But this one's a good cop? Oh no, he's a bigoted murderer. One day, you're an underdog hero; the next, you're a quadriplegic who bites off her own tongue. From uncaring, tough-talking coach to conflicted, anguished mercykiller -- all in about 2 hours. It's just so easy! Haggis enjoys flipping his characters a full 180 degrees, less complicating stereotypes as reinforcing the poles. He doesn't really write characters, so much as use a cookie-cutter. Please Hollywood, don't give this guy free reign to make more movies.
As Haggis himself admited to the Los Angeles Times, "I was a really bad writer for a long time." And what exactly has changed?
Anya | January 30, 2006 7:37 AM
Hey Tony,
I agree with your post and your feelings about this film. I felt the performances were fantastic and deserve attention, but the story was so... obvious. It seemed like there was so much potential, if he could have just built it with more subtlety. *sigh* Thanks for your review!
(and yes, you know me... how the heck are you???!!!)
b harty | December 19, 2005 4:14 AM
Hi Tony.
I finally got around to renting 'Crash' and afterward I wondered what your take was so I looked it up on your blog. Thank god for you, man. All I've been hearing about is how great that movie is and I have to say that the only thoughts it "provoked" in me were those of disgust. What a bunch of crap. Only someone living in LA could believe it represents a serious discussion of racism, and that this unending display of serendipitous poetics and tidy redemptions somehow constitutes reality. I don't require that a movie be realistic, but this one was supposed to possess a scathing, unflinching, courageous insight into the state of Race in America when in fact episodes of 'Cosby' have been braver. You want to see a movie approach race with some balls, watch 'Storytelling.' I've never seen so many contrived scenes - that part where he jumps out of the SUV and walks up on the cops - they would've shot him, Phil Donhue, or anyone else who did that, but I guess then the car thief would've just continued on his cynical spiral towards prison. Every single character spoke with the same voice, didn't they? Terrible. Like 'Magnolia' with snow instead of frogs.
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girish | August 12, 2005 7:24 AM
So true. I'm baffled why the film has been so well-received (mainly in the mainstream press but also in pockets of the alt-pess).
I actually never believed anything the film was doing, from the get-go, and always felt like I was on the outside, looking in with increasing skepticism at a bogus movie with (irrelevant, I know) good intentions.
maggie | June 22, 2005 1:53 AM
Thanks. This is exactly what I've been saying since I saw this movie.


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There was a lot of work involved with this wardrobe and it was complicated by poor instructions. We had to backtrack because the bottom shelf was not labeled and we installed it backwards which was very difficult to determine as the difference from front to back is only 1/4 inch. Because of this the drawers did not close properly or the doors. This could easily have been labeled with directions for front and/or back on the shelf.
This looks nice in my son's room but it took my husband hours upon hours to assemble. He had to backtrack because the parts are not labeled and he put the shelf in the wrong way which prevented the doors from closing. While I like the end product, i am not sure it is worth the hassle.
I bought this for my daughter, who recently moved into her new apartment, for Christmas. When finally assembled and in place it lookd great and she loves it. Majority of the instructions were good and all of the pieces were well marked.The only problem was with the shelf as another person stated in their review. Here's the thing, that shelf should have been marked FRONT or BACK. As I assembled that step I set the shelf in as with by eye there is no way you can tell rhe back from the front. The differnce front to back is about 3/8 of an inch once set into place. If you luck out and pick up the shelf and set it in the correct way all is good. If you don't when you go to install the doors they won't close. I should have read the reviews before I assembled, as another customer wrote that in their review. After reading the review I immediatly knew what I had to do. Disasemble unit, take the shelf out and rotate it, reassembled, rehung doors and all was good. It wasn't a real big deal but if that shelf was marked FRONT or BACK, I would have been done assembling sooner. Next time I will read reviews before I order and or assemble anything.
I was looking for a smaller-size wardrobe to fit in a small New York City bedroom, and this is the perfect size. The color is rich and the price was better than any other wardrobe I found online, including IKEA. It looks fantastic. It was a little tricky to put together, as the instructions are not specific at all, but I would recommend it to anyone looking for a pretty, small wardrobe.
We added a small bedroom for my grandaghter and did not put a closet in thinking of one day converting it to a den. This wardrobe was a perfect addition to her big girl cherry bedroom suite when she left the toddler bed to the full size twin. It does not take up much floor space yet provides a place to hang clothes, store blankets and the two drawers are perfect for a few toys to keep her room organized and tidy. As usual I am thrilled with the quality and the quick delivery. Thanks Overstock, you are my go to spot on the net, haven't disappointed me yet.
I'm a pro when it comes to putting furniture together but this definitely took more effort. What's frustrating is that even after all the time spent, the doors don't stay closed. I like the overall look of the wardrobe and it's shorter than most others which is what we needed. I just wish that the quality was a little bit better.
I like the wardrobe a lot, but the reason I would NOT recommend is the trouble with putting it together. Thank goodness I had help because I could not have done it myself. Everything is labelled well (not sure how anyone put this together before the company decided to label everything!) but still not simple to put together. Looks great now that it is assembled.
My dad put this together for me while I was at work. Based on other reviews we didn't know if he could do it by himself or not. He felt confident that he could. It took him about 3 hours to put together, he said he thinks they may have redone the directions and he was very careful when he put the drawers together to make sure that he put them together correctly. I really like this, it is a nice addition to my home.
My husband bought this armoire for our Son. Quite a few people said putting this together was awful. He put it together with no problems I wish it was a little larger. The only complaint I have is the pole, and that is because it has bent already in less than two weeks!
This is a nice cabinet for the price point. Real wood, so expect some minor imperfections if there are any. Mine had no imperfections. I was hyper-aware of putting the shelf in the right way after reading other reviews, but mine was labeled front/back, so no problem. We had to buy different screws for the drawer rails because the ones that came with it were not able to fit into the divot in the rail metal...which left the screw head sticking up a little...which made the drawer clunk and catch every time it was used. And we had some trouble with the screws on the doors as well...they did not sit right, which made them hit the wood, and the door did not close properly. Had to drill out a little bit so the screw would not hit. However, once these very minor details were corrected, we have a nice, real-wood armoire to hang our jackets in, for a very low price. The wood is very dark in color. Wish they offered this cabinet in other finishes. The dark is fine for where we have this one, but would consider buying another for another room if I could get a lighter option.
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January 22nd 2014. OP-Pohjola Group, Finland's leading banking group, has signed a three-year deal with global Mobile Money specialists Monitise (LSE: MONI) to provide multi-language mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) services for its small business and merchant customers. OP-Pohjola Group is set to be the first Finnish bank to offer an mPOS service. OP-Pohjola Group comprises around 200 member cooperative banks, OP-Pohjola Group Central Cooperative and its subsidiaries and closely-related companies.
The new service to be launched by OP-Pohjola Group and Monitise will enable the bank's small business and merchant customers to take card payments and view recent transactions via mobile.
OP-Pohjola Group merchant customers will also be able to generate digital tax credit receipts to reclaim up to half of the value of qualifying invoices as part of a government-backed scheme in Finland.1
The service will be available initially across iOS and Android platforms, and in Finnish, Swedish and English languages.
Commenting on the partnership, Kasimir Hirn, director of the cards and emerging payments business at OP-Pohjola Group, said, "Following the success of our mobile banking services we are delighted to announce the forthcoming launch of mobile payment capabilities to empower our small business customers to manage their finances more easily on the move, via the bank they are familiar with."
"We recognise the power of mobile to be an incredibly valuable channel to provide convenient, secure and easily accessible services to make our customers' lives easier. "
Monitise President, EMEA, Will Jones added, "OP-Pohjola Group has adopted an extremely proactive and innovative approach to mobile, enabling them to pioneer useful and engaging services for consumers."
"We're proud to have been appointed as the bank's mPOS partner as we expand our footprint in continental Europe and are looking forward to working with them on the roll-out of the services."
1.The Finnish Government scheme, Kotitalousvähennys. More information is available here.
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OP-Pohjola Group is Finland's leading financial services group providing a unique range of banking, investment and insurance services. The Group has the mission of promoting the sustainable prosperity, well-being and security of its owner-members, customers and operating regions through its local presence. Its objective is to offer the best and most versatile package of loyal customer benefits on the market. OP-Pohjola Group consists of some 200 member cooperative banks and the Group's central institution, OP-Pohjola Group Central Cooperative, with its subsidiaries and closely-related companies, the largest of which is the listed company Pohjola Bank plc. With a staff of 13,000 OP-Pohjola Group posted consolidated earnings of 601 million euros before tax in 2012 and had total assets of 99.8 billion on 31 December 2012. The group has over four million customers.
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Monitise (LSE: MONI) is a world leader in Mobile Money – banking, paying and buying with a mobile device. Leading banks, payments companies, retailers and mobile networks utilise Monitise's technology platforms and services to securely connect people with their money. Already 24 million consumers benefit from our patented technology to 'bank anywhere', 'pay anyone' and 'buy anything', accounting for $50 billion of payments, purchases and transfers annually.


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Just as the sun always rises, stars will never stop talking
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why does kim kardashian like dating older men??uhhh,thats pretty obvious.because all she is is a nice ass,nothing more,and a younger man would not have her as his wife to have and to hold because she would drive him nuts with her garbage attitude and demands.so,rather than working for a living instead,she goes for the older ones with some bucks so she can divorce him once shes been with him long enough to do so and get some of his bucks,do that 3 or 4 times,and thats all she will have to do to secure a retierment once shes earned it,.....when shes 30 or something.theres alot of nice women out there,why would any man evan consider dating a soulless,life sucking succubus like kim kardashian??
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3:57pm Monday 19th May 2014 in Sport By Chris Bailey
HARLEQUINS captain Nick Easter has no intention of handing his No.8 shirt over to the new guard just yet, insisting his competitive nature drives him on.
At 35, Easter is one of the elder statesmen in a Quins team bringing through a host of young players from its famous Stoop academy.
He has certainly showed no signs of slowing down this season, helping an injury-ravaged Quins side edge into the Aviva Premiership play-offs.
Such performances did not go unnoticed, with two trophies at last week's annual Aviva Premiership awards in London.
He won the Gatorade Game Changer of the Season, for his display in Harlequins' victory at Leicester Tigers in November, as well as the Green Flag Forward of the Season.
Against Saracens at the weekend, he made his 233rd appearance to pass Ceri Jones and become the most professionally capped player.
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CREW Inland Empire is hosting a "Market Update and VIP Tour" of Citrus Tower, the 140,000-square-foot commercial office building at 3390 University Ave., Riverside, on Wednesday, Feb. 6.
The six-story office building on the corner of University Avenue and Lime Street claimed Best Best & Krieger, Inland Southern California's most prominent law firm, as its first tenant in April 2012.
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The baby boy's dad is a firefighter, and the Tarrant County community he has served for years is ready to return the favor.
Hunter Gage, 3 weeks old, is in the neonatal intensive care unit at Cook Children's Hospital, and likely won't be home before March.
"He had three surgeries in the first three days of his life," said the boy's mom, Brandi.
Just after Gage was born, doctors discovered a serious problem with his small intestine, and he will likely need a transplant.
Thursday, a lunch straight from the grill of a local food truck was all part of the outpouring of support for the baby, along with a host of friends at the White Settlement Fire Department, where Gage's dad is a lieutenant.
Trevor Gage has dedicated six years to helping save lives, and now, his department is helping in the medical fight to save his baby boy.
More heart wrenching is that his parents say the medication sustaining Gage will damage his liver, and he may need a liver transplant as well.
Through it all, his parents cherish each moment
"When we're there, the nurses tell us he's just wide awake," said Brandi. "He's alert, he knows all of our voices and he's just a precious little boy."
There's a fundraiser going on Thursday night to help the Gages called Hope for Hunter. It's taking place from 6 to 10 p.m. at Jake's Restaurant, located at 6333 Camp Bowie Boulevard in Fort Worth.
A portion of every dollar spent there during the fundraiser will assist the family with mounting medical expenses.
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