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India has the world's fourth largest coal reserves, but trying to access them is like trying to get beer out of a dry town in the midst of a swinging party.
India needs coal. Whether you like the environmentally polluting stuff or not, half of its population doesn't have electricity. That's 500 million people who have to cook dinner on open fires, wash clothes by hand and get their entertainment crowded around shared TVs. And if India wants to progress and build homes and factories to improve everyone's life – it needs more electricity and coal is the cheapest and easiest energy source around.
So it makes sense that India is the world's fourth largest coal importer, right? Well, here's the irony: India has coal, oodles of it, not high quality but the kind its power plants can cope with – yet it can't access much of it.
The root of the problem is the oft applied phrase "land acquisition". India is heavily populated; there are people everywhere; those people don't always want to move aside for modernisation, especially if it upsets their arable land, that is their immediate livelihood. Discussions of long-term benefits often fail to resonate, especially when some power-hungry politicians manipulate land disputes to their advantage.
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Arkansas legislators really, really want to be the state with the most
restrictive unconstitutional abortion law in the country.
The Arkansas House on Wednesday voted to override Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe's veto of a bill that would ban most abortions from the 12th week of pregnancy onward, giving the state the country's most restrictive abortion laws and setting the stage for a certain court challenge.
A day after the Republican-led state Senate voted to override Beebe's veto, the GOP-controlled House voted 56-33 to do the same. Only a simple majority was needed in each chamber.
The vote comes less than a week after the Legislature voted to override the governor's veto of a separate bill banning most abortions starting in the 20th week of pregnancy. That bill took effect immediately after the final override vote, whereas the 12-week ban wouldn't take effect until this summer.
Similar to Ohio's so-called "heartbeat bill" that died a couple years ago, Arkansas's ban prohibits abortions after the fetus' heartbeat can be detected. As I reported in January, originally it would have made the cut-off at six weeks, but it was amended so that it would only require an abdominal ultrasound, not a transvaginal one.
While both the 12-week and 20-week bans are equally unconstitutional under Roe v. Wade, the former will have a bigger impact if it's allowed to go into effect. As Sarah Kliff points out, while the vast majority of abortions take place in the first trimester, at 12-week ban would outlaw one in every 10 abortions in the state.

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Despots Left and Right: The Tyrannies of Our Times
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Whoever has power abuses it. It seems that ideology works only as a cover, such that the right is as likely as the left to fasten control over our lives and property, if only in different ways and with different excuses.
The Mises Circle, sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis, gathers in Texas to examine this reality, explain how to spot a despot, and what to do about their recurrence. We will meet at Vargo's Restaurant, 2401 Fondren Road, Houston. [map]
Registration is between 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. with the first talk at 9:30 a.m. and adjournment at 2:00 p.m. This seminar features talks by Ron Paul, Walter Block, Guido Hülsmann, and Lew Rockwell, each with a particular expertise in this topic of central importance to every lover of liberty. James W. Fogal, CFP will also be on hand to discuss tax strategies.
- Consenting Capitalist Acts: The Tyranny of the Left, Walter Block
- The Cultural Cloak of the Coercive State, Jörg Guido Hülsmann
- Our Kind of Central Planning: The Tyranny of the Right, Lew Rockwell
- Two Parties, One Tyranny: Party Politics on the Hill, Congressman Ron Paul
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10:30 - 11:10 a.m. -"The Cultural Cloak of the Coercive State", Jörg Guido Hülsmann (University of Angers, France)
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11:25 - 12:15 p.m. - "Two Parties, One Tyranny: Party Politics on the Hill," Congressman Ron Paul
12:15 - 1:15 p.m. - Luncheon
1:20 - 2:00 p.m. "Our Kind of Central Planning: The Tyranny of the Right", Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. (Mises Institute)
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Sew is Life is written by E. It is a little space of blogging bliss inspired by art, design, craft, fashion, beauty and wellness. Based in Perth, Western Australia. Read about the daily ramblings of me being a mother of three and wife to an amazing creative man. The second me makes fresh skincare at SELF Organics. These are my stories sewn together with love.
Oops…this year I haven't really been organised with Halloween and the kids are really looking forward to dressing up and trick or treating. Cue in parent guilt. Funny how this has now become a tradition in my family when it hasn't really taken off in Australia until recently.
With the hay fever season kicking in, my sinuses are driving me insane with itchiness. So it is becoming difficult to strike up an ounce of motivation to do very much. Hence I have been turning to Pinterest for some easy DIY inspiration and I thought to share some last minute ideas with you.
Here are some of my favourite Halloween DIYs (these projects were found on Pinterest):
Original photo from Country Living
I like the look of this photo. I imagine it involves a lot of cutting out of different sized bat-shapes using black cardboard. And sticking them in a group, this creates quite an eerie effect. You can place them on the wall, ceiling or at the front of the house.
Image from cuteanddelicious.com blog
I like the idea of white and black pumpkins sitting on a plain mantel. It looks really cute and stylish.
This project look easy too. Looks like a broken branch was spray painted with black paint and cardboard bat cut-outs were hung with some fishing line. Twinkling lights add to the effect too.
Project by http://onecreativemommy.com
In this photo, a ghost outline was drawn on an A3 size white piece of paper. It was cut out and hung from the ceiling with fishing line. This is so cute! I think the kids will like this idea of floating spirits in the house. I'm going to try this one out!
And if you want to 'spookify' your own photos and print them out to stick around the home. Try out Picmonkey where you can edit your photos using their special effects and filters.
Here is one of my old pics where I have transformed into a blood-sucking vampire using Picmonkey. Does it scare you? Because I think I just scared myself! LOL. I never knew I could look so pale and lifeless…lol. Seriously need a good slather of self-tan right-hurrrrr.
Will you be DIY-ing your costumes and decorations this year? What will you be going as?
Hope you have fun with the Halloween celebrations and eat lots and lots of lollies! If you come to my house I'll be sure to fill you with treats :)
E x
Here's some other Halloween inspired posts:
Two down, one more to go. All my three kids have birthdays within a span of 3 weeks! Yes this time of year is party season in my family. Not forgetting to mention my mother's and older brother's fell two days before Lil Moon's.
So whilst planning to ultimate combined birthday party for the youngest two. I was at one of Spotlight's fabric sales and came across a bright and colourful birthday bunting panel. Sadly, this wasn't on sale but it was so cute and adorable I just had to get it. Plus I love bunting and knew I had to make it for Lil Man and Lil Moon's 'Space' themed party.
Each triangle had a different image and I really liked the vibrant colours!
The panel required me to fork out $9.99 and was made up of 30 triangles each with its own unique design. I chose the one with a dinosaur and robot theme and I thought robots…would definitely fit with the 'space-y' party.
It included a 'what you'll need' list
It also had 5 step instructions which was clear and simple to the beginner sewer
And there were other panel designs to choose from. I also spotted a pastel colour one which would be more suited for little girls and there were baby themed ones for baby showers.
A close-up of the panel (isn't it cute?)
This was one of the easiest projects I have ever sewn. If I can sew this 'Happy Birthday' bunting then ANYONE can! So perfect for parties and I can use it for many more combined birthdays to come :)
Here are some tips I want to share:
Tip #1: Instead of ribbon, you can also use bias tape to get a cleaner strip across the bunting.
Tip #2: you can choose to use pinking scissors to get 'zigzag' border or leave it plain like I did. I just used the zigzag stitch on my sewing machine along the side of the triangles to close up any rough edges.
Do you like to make your own decorations or buy them instead?
E x
*This product was bought by me and is not affiliated with Spotlight. The review was written in accordance with the blog's disclosure policy.
How's your week moving along everyone? I am back to work for the third week and I still feel like the 'slow' kid in the class, the brain is slowly adjusting itself to absorb new information. So far everyone has been nice to me, with two days a week…how much can I really retain?
My kids are also slowly getting used to the idea of me being away from the house, but the youngest is at the clingiest stage…so she is well aware of when Mummy needs to say bye-bye. So there are still plenty of tears before going to work, which makes it so hard for me to realise this 'sacrifice'.
Today, I want to share a little sewing project I whipped up a few weeks ago. Something that I have longed for, and that was to touch my precious sewing machine! The poor thing is collecting dust in the corner…
So with the idea of making my life a little easier in the morning, instead of rushing about to find a HAIR CLIP for Lil Miss S, I started on a mission to make a hair clip organiser.
I add a couple of buttons and flowers to make it 3D, also I could hang hair ties off the buttons.
If you would like to read more about how to make your very own hair clip organiser or for your little girls please click below
Good morning lovely people on this glorious Monday! I have the most exciting news to share! The 'Tickle the imagination', an Australian designer & maker magazine for handmade creatives will be available in newsagencies today (18th March).
This magazine has grown an cult following of DIY and lovers of handmade across the nation. With over 7000 fans on their Facebook Page and increasing daily. I am a great supporter of this magazine because it was created here, in my home town - Perth by a lady by the name of Tanya Collier.
Tanya has supported small businesses around the country by featuring their handmade wares in this beautifully photographed magazine. The pages are full of inspiration, colour and a delight to sit down and relax to.
'Tickle the imagination' has come a long way to reach its goal of achieving its first print issue. As it began as an online e-zine. It has been made possible by the many supporters who have given a pledge to Tanya's pozible project. Now Tanya is hoping to turn the 'celebrations issue' into print. You can help out by pledging here.
For now, you can pick up their annual issue from newsagents or order online for delivery straight to your doorstep.
I woke up feeling this is such great news. It's fantastic that more magazines like these are making print…let's keep our print industry alive and buy magazines and books! We can't let technology take over our love of paper and prose…
Are you fan of magazines or e-zines?
E x
I have had fabric ideas flying through my mind all weekend for my #sewingdares challenge. Read the previous post to find out more about this 'DARE'. And this is what I came up with, I couldn't find any oil cloth in my current fabric library so I headed down to Spotlight and picked up this beige/white spotty number. The oil cloth will be perfect for the interior of the makeup bag, so spills and powders can be easily wiped away.
For the exterior I decided on a houndstooth tweed. I bought a plain black zip and now I am looking for a red ribbon…maybe a velvet one to finish it off.
It's very 'London-esque' inspired. If you have been following Sewislife for a while, you would probably know I'm very much a Cath Kidston fan, and this polka oil cloth reminds me of her bag designs.
I shall be back soon to share my step-by-step process of sewing this makeup bag. I can't wait to get started and show you guys the end result!!
Wish me luck ;)
What would be your ideal small sewing project?
E x
I am currently stuck in a sewing/DIY rut…due to factors outside of this blog. But I promised myself in 2013 to not let stress get me down and I would put some time aside for my favourite hobby, sewing - it is the one thing that truely relaxes me because it's when I am in my creative element :)
So I caught onto the bug that is #sewingdares on Twitter. It all started with Gillian at Crafting a Rainbow throwing the tagline out there and a whole heap of sewinistas in the Twitterverse heard! I actually caught on from Leila at Three Dresses Project and she has dished me the dare to sew a 'make up bag/case'.
I haven't sewn one before, so it will be a new challenge! I love it! That is the purpose of #sewingdares. To have fun and not take things too seriously.
Care to join in?
If you are up for it, jump onto twitter and demand a dare by including the hashtag #sewingdares in your tweet and you will receive your next sewing mission from one of the girls or I'm happy to 'dare you' (you just have to let me know your level of sewing, and if you have a blog I can check it out and give you a challenge that you haven't done before).
Head over here to see what all the fuss is about. The love of sewing is spreading worldwide!
My #Sewingdares challenge
A make up bag is the perfect dare, given I am such a beauty buff and into my skincare. Honestly I can never have too many cosmetic bags! Plus they are such cute gifts to give to a girlfriend.
Here are some 'brainstorming' drawings I did the other day to get me started (please forgive my scribbles, I used to study art in school but it's pretty clear that I have lost ALL my drawing ability).
Next step, to fish through my fabric stash and pick out some favourites.
Which design do you think I should go with?
Too be continued :)
Enjoy your weekend All!
E x
Well here we are again! 3 more days till December and Christmas is merely a hop and step away! Some people tell me they are already organised with their Christmas shopping this year…I'm shocked! What are they? Super humans?? I'm almost halfway there with the kids presents wrapped and ready to sit under the tree. Now about that tree… I must get a move on with the decorations because we will be away on holidays early December which means I won't have the energy or time to trim the house when I return. So time to get my Christmas cheer on early!!
Have you started your Christmas decorating yet? Is your tree up yet? Are you sending cards to your loved ones? I'm a card person, I like receiving cards and giving them out. However it has become a lost tradition in this day and age of technology. E-cards just don't produce the same warm, fuzzy feelings don't you think?
If your budget is to spend most of your dough on the gifts and holidays this year, why not DIY the decorations? It's simple to do, looks pretty and warms your house :) All you really need is some card, ribbons, paints and old decorations.
Here are some inspiring photos I came across on Pinterest
My all time favourite - bunting! This looks so chic!
Decorate your own wreath and place on your door
Sew your own Christmas stockings using the same colour palette but in different patterns
Brown paper and ribbons, and use wooden rubber stamps
Paint a tree branch white and hang ornaments off it
A DIY screen-printed reindeer sweater (isn't this cute?)
Hope these images have inspired you to get your 'craft' on and transform your personal space into something you can be proud of and show off to your friends and family :)
Let the official countdown begin!
Do you take Christmas decorating into your own hands or do you invite the rest of the family to help out?
E x
This year I decided NO MATTER what…I'm going to enter the Tessuti Awards 2012. I am not sure I managed to muster up the motivation and strength to complete this sewing project, there were a few late nights, sore back and sore hands but I finished it!
This competition runs every year, by Tessuti Fabrics, a company based in Melbourne. They sell designer fabrics to the keen sewinista and each year they run competition with a specific theme, this year's was 'Spots & Stripes' and it had to be a dress suitable for race wear. The 1st prize this year was $5000 to spend on a trip of the winner's choice.
For me, it wasn't about the money or winning in the end. I just wanted to prove to myself that I could sew a dress and wear it. In the past 2 years, since I started sewing I would only sew PJ pants and skirts for myself. The rest of the sewing projects were clothing for the kids, bags and homewares.
When I finished the project my inner sewinista was jumping for joy, throwing confetti into the air! It was such a great feeling to finally say I sewed a dress. However, I couldn't take photos of me wearing the dress because I still had baby weight to lose. The photos I uploaded to the voting site were pretty crap, as the dress hung on a hanger behind my bathroom door…
So one beautiful, sunny day this week I decided to try the dress on again and it fits. Woot woot! And just when the competition has come to an end…*sigh*.Here they are anyway, Hubby helped me to take the photos in my parent's backyard :)
And did you notice it has a peplum! I love peplums…
What do you guys think? Would you wear something like this to the races?
E x


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Just a head's up. Tomorrow I'll be posting a few more items as part of my winter closet cleaning. I'm photographing them tonight. They'll include:
- Allen Edmonds Kenwood size 10D in tan (bought new, worn three times, not stretching in the toe like I thought they would)
- Martin+Osa khaki chinos, 36x30 (marked 34x30, but vanity sizing was too large for me)
- MS&Co grey moc socks (unworn, still in cardboard holder) x2 pairs
- LLBean charcoal rag wool gloves, size M, NWOT (got as gift, didn't fit)
- Harris Tweed brown/grey herringbone blazer, size 38R-40R (seen here)
- Lands' End dark charcoal grey dress trousers, 33 waist, altered for slimmer leg
- Maybe some shirts
- Bunch of cheap ties
If any of these things interest you, then email me (firstname.lastname@example.com) and I'll send you pics tonight before the post goes live tomorrow so you can have the early option to buy.
UPDATE: Woah, great response. The only things that haven't got people looking at them yet are the AE Kenwood loafers ($150 shipped) and the M+O chinos ($17 shipped). If you want those, lemme know.


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I made up the line just for fun based on what we know right now...
Voted under.
I voted over because i believe in this team but this question really comes down to qb play. Good qb play and we are over. Bad qb play and we are under. Simple as that
if Jets win 6 games next year - it will be good. 8 -and Rex is a coach of the year.
Jets win 3-5 games tops.
Buffalo, Miami, New England, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New Orleans,
Tampa Bay, Oakland
Buffalo, Miami, New England, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Carolina,
Really? Predicting wins when FA has just started, we haven't had the draft or late off-season signings and have no clue of our roster when the season starts? Really? Jets fans are the dumbest f*cks on the planet. Why do we do these exercises in futility?
It is in the best Jets interest to win 0 games next year.
This team, as currently constructed, is awful. ill say 2-14.
The Jets will be one of the 5 WORST teams in the NFL, perhaps the bottom 2 or 3. If anyone wants to bet the over, please PM me. I'll lay considerable money on the under for 2013.
6-8 wins.
Harder schedule? That's tough to say until you see the teams on the field. But otherwise, I don't see where this dramatic drop-off is occurring.
1) You can't count trading Revis b/c he barely played last year anyway.
2)You can't assume Sanchez will be worse b/c (a) that might not be possible and (b) Morningwheg HAS to be an upgrade over Sparano. And if he does tank, putting Garrard in should yield better results than any backup we had last year.
3) Hopefully we get Holmes back and Hill makes some strides.
4) We've got young talent on the D-Line that will hopefully improve
5) We have a draft with more picks than usual and a GM that many here believe will take a different (better?) approach toward building the team.
I'm not saying 10-6, I just honestly don't understand why people are expecting WORSE (and in your case significantly worse) than the debacle of the past two years . . .
If we have a halfway decent QB I think we'll win more games than last year.
I see us 4-7 wins. But would not surprise me if we won 2-3. We may not win a game on the road.
One thing is for certain. There is no chance we go .500 or have a winning record next year. None!


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In a devastating blow to fans across the tri-state area, breaking news out of Queens has it that Mets ace Matt Harvey is headed to the disabled list with a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament. While the full extent of the injury is still unknown, an MRI on Monday morning initially revealed the tear and Mets holding their breath before determining whether Tommy John surgery imminent.
Harvey, the NL starting pitcher for All-Star Game at Citi Field in July and one of the only bright spots for the Mets this season, has pitched himself to a 2.27 ERA 0.931 WHIP and 6.16 K/BB ratio in his first full season at the major-league level.
"It's not good news, obviously … Over the next 2 or 3 weeks … the ultimate treatment will be determined," Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said. "This is not a career-ending injury under any stretch of the imagination. We're fortunate we have a lot of pitching depth in our organization."
While the Mets were planning on limiting Harvey to 200 innings this year anyway (he's currently at 178 so far), it looks losing Harvey for just the rest of the 2013 would be the silver lining in the dark cloud hanging over Citi Field this afternoon.
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Russ and Jim talk about zoning issues that can derail a potential purchase of a small business, how to find them and how to fix them. They also talk about some of the imminent domain challenges that property owners are having across America today.
Russell joins Jim on his eighth anniversary on Jim's Brain Trust to discuss the importance of being able to present quality financial information to a prospective buyer of your business, and how early that process should begin before you actually sell the business.
Russ and Jim talk about another key element of the due diligence process of purchasing a business. This discussion is about making sure that any exclusive, territorial or franchise relationships that were part of the seller's business model would still be available to the purchaser.
Russ and Jim talk about the issues involved in purchasing a buisness where there are franchises and vendor relationships established by the seller and how to find out if those can accrue to any prospective purchaser of that business.
Russ helps Jim celebrate his 8th anniversary as they continue their series on critical due diligence steps that must be taken to successfully purchase a business. This visit covers some of the regulatory issues that can many businesses are required to comply with.
Russ joins Jim to continue their series on the right questions to ask when buying a business. The topic this time involves how to ask a seller if there are any regulatory issues pending that could be detrimental to the company.
Russ and Jim continue their series on buying and selling a small business by talking about what to do when the seller's price for the business requires that you attribute a value for unreported sales that came in the form of cash. This is a very common issue and a tricky one to solve -- but it can be done.
Dolf begins his visit with Jim talking about whether he things there is a real estate bubble. They go on to discuss the advantages of a small business owner also owning the real estate the business operates in.
Russ and Jim talk about another important element in the due diligence process of buying a business, which is making sure you know that ALL of the taxes have been paid current. It not, the sellers unpaid tax obligations could become yours.
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Miami-Dade voters went to the polls today to vote on a long ballot filled with primary battles for both federal and state level legislative races, and the first (and in some cases, possibly final) rounds of the county mayor race, and several county commission seats. Longtime Miami-Dade State Attorne ... More >>
This past March, a secret memo from the anti-gay marriage group the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) leaked. It underlined plans to make "support for [traditional] marriage [editor: in their language, that means opposition to gay marriage] a key badge of Latino identity." Of course, it's od ... More >>
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According to polls Rep. Connie Mack IV is currently "#Winning!" when it comes to Florida's Republican Senate primary, but his campaign has hit quite a few snags this week. Sensing an opportunity to pounce, Mack's last serious remaining challenger, ex-Senator George LeMieux, called Mack the ... More >>
Republican Congressman Allen West, everyone's favorite Iraqi-torturing politician from the 22nd district, has given us another lesson in the statesmanship he holds so dear.West sent an email to fellow Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Shultz late yesterday after she made remarks on the House floor th ... More >>
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Maurice Ferré, who 25 years ago was the mayor of the City of Miami, thinks he didn't get a fair shake in his long shot run for Senate in the Democratic primary. Somehow he's claiming this is "an insult to every Hispanic voter in our state." So what does he do to get back at the Democratic party? He ... More >>
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Uncle Luke, the man whose booty-shaking madness once made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke claims Democrats are missing in action in the governor's race.The Democratic Party is out of sight and out of mind in the ... More >>
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Cooper River Bridge Run April 6, 2013, Mount Pleasant – Charleston The 2013 Cooper River Bridge Run is just around the corner. And you don't have to be an avid runner to participate – walkers are welcome and you can walk or run for yourself or for charity. Started in 1978, the Cooper River Bridge Run provides a world-class 10-K foot race. The race promotes continuous physical activity and a healthy lifestyle through education and opportunity. Last year 36,652 runners and walkers crossed the finish line on Meeting Street. The Cooper River Bridge Run is well organized and includes world-class competition in a beautiful setting with unparalleled participant satisfaction. The … Continue reading
7th Annual Charleston Fashion Week
Adore fashion? Then you'll love Charleston Fashion Week, March 19 – 23 under the tents in Marion Square. The Southeast Tourism Society has named this event a "Top 20 Event for March." Emerging designers from throughout the East Coast will vie for the top prizes in several categories. Past winners and finalists have had their designs shown at New York Fashion Week, in Sports Illustrated, Vogue, and on the TV show Project Runway. Models also compete and past winners have signed with top New York agencies and appeared in Rolling Stone, GQ Style and Project Runway. The chic after-parties are a fun place to mingle, see and be seen! Exciting … Continue reading
Our Favorite Charleston Spas
There's so much to see and do when you visit beautiful Charleston, you may find yourself in need of some serious pampering and relaxation! Charleston area spas have just the remedy for those tired feet and sore muscles. Some of our favorites: Earthling Day Spa & Pilates Studio 245 East Bay Street (Downtown Charleston) Established in 1988, Earthling Day Spa is located in the heart of historic downtown. Providing exceptional care to each client with a spirit of warmth, friendliness, and personal pride is their goal. They offer: deep tissue massage, European facials, prenatal massage, reflexology, natural nail care, hot stone massage, craniosacral therapy, Ayurvedic treatments, body wraps, waxing, Pilates … Continue reading
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The Holidays in Charleston, SC! The holidays are a great time to visit Charleston. The city is filled with decorations, and the weather is still remarkably mild, compared with many parts of the Northeast. There are also many great festivals and events taking place around the city, that make it a great time to visit the Holy City. If you do plan to visit over the holidays, you'll find that our halls our decked with holiday decor! You can view more of our holiday decorations by viewing our Facebook page. If you are strongly considering spending the holidays in Charleston, or are looking for bed and breakfasts in the Charleston … Continue reading
Vacation Guide to Charleston
Charleston Vacation Guide When it comes to experiencing one of the most vibrant cities in the American South, you need to know where to start. There is honestly so much to do and see in Charleston, that It can be a little overwhelming if you are planning your first visit. That's one of the main reasons we've developed a vacation guide to the city! For the second year in a row, Charleston has been awarded the "Top City in the United States" in the Condé Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards! This is an amazing honor for the city of Charleston, and just another reason you should visit! The 2012 Condé Nast … Continue reading
Reasons to Visit Charleston Now…
Ever thought about taking a Thanksgiving vacation to the Holy City? This time of the year is a fantastic time to travel to sunny Charleston, South Carolina… If you are truly looking for a great Thanksgiving vacation, then you should consider making the trek to Charleston, and here's why: Thanksgiving Just Tastes Better in Charleston Charleston has some of the best restaurants in the Southeast, and you won't be disappointed if you make the trip to Charleston for Thanksgiving. Recently, Sean Brock's now famous Husk Restaurant was voted one of the best Thanksgiving feasts in the US: Husk, Charleston Chef Sean Brock will create his menu on the eve of … Continue reading
Cheap Flights to Charleston, SC- Welcome JetBlue!
The Governor's House is excited to welcome JetBlue to the Charleston area! We hope to see you soon on these great JetBlue fares available! For Immediate Release, September 2012 http://www.jetblue.com/new JETBLUE FLIGHTS TO CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, NOW ON SALE Daily, Nonstop Service Begins February 28, 2013 CHARLESTON, S.C. (September 20, 2012) — JetBlue announced today that tickets to Charleston—the airline's first destination in South Carolina—are now available for purchase at www.jetblue.com/new. JetBlue will serve Charleston International Airport (CHS) with twice daily nonstop service from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and a daily flight from Boston's Logan (BOS) starting on Thursday, February 28, 2013. Charleston is the airline's … Continue reading
Need More Reasons to Visit Charleston, SC?
Still trying to decide if you should visit sunny Charleston, SC? Summer is a great time to visit, and here are some great reasons you should make the trip to Charleston, South Carolina: Reasons to VIsit Charleston, SC Great Shopping When it comes to finding that perfect dress, or unique ensemble, it's hard to beat Charleston. When it comes to shopping in Charleston, it is truly a one of a kind experience. You'll find a great number of boutiques in addition to the big names, making for a great fashion scene in the city. If you are traveling to Charleston for the first time, you should start your shopping escapade by … Continue reading
Art Galleries in Charleston, SC
Art and culture have become synonymous with Charleston. You can find many art galleries throughout the peninsula and greater Charleston area. Also, the culture and lifestyle seem to inspire creativity across all mediums, whether it be paintings, sculpture, poetry, music, or theater. If you are visiting Charleston for the first time, then you should definitely be sure to check out some of the art galleries and museums. If you call us ahead of your trip, we'd be glad to recommend some of the art galleries in Charleston. The Gibbes Museum of Art is a must see if you make the trip to Charleston. Here's a look at current and upcoming … Continue reading
Why You Should Visit Charleston…
Charleston is definitely one of those places you fall in love with quickly. It has so much to offer guests and residents: a rich history, great restaurants and dining, dynamic culture, wonderful outdoors life, breathtaking scenery, and the list goes on. As if you needed more reasons to visit, here is a great excerpt from Forbes on "Why You Should Visit Charleston Now": "Even the name Charleston evokes easy living and a genteel spirit. The city is small and the very picture of Southern hospitality, but with cosmopolitan restaurants and beautiful beaches a short drive away. A great weekend here combines revisiting the classics like a sunset sail on the … Continue reading
Beaches Near Charleston
Are you thinking about making a vacation to Charleston, South Carolina? Summer is a great time to visit. It's truly a wonderful time to be on the water and enjoy the outdoors. With so many nearby beaches, it is hard to beat summer in the Holy City. Here's a quick guide to Charleston's nearby beaches, and what to expect: Isle of Palms The beach at Isle of Palms is great for almost any activity. You'll truly find something for the entire family. The Isle of Palms county Park is conveniently located and has lifeguards along a designated swimming area. It is just 12 miles from downtown Charleston, and a great … Continue reading
Escape to Charleston for the Summer and Get 25% Off!
Please accept our invitation for a summer escape that includes ways to enjoy the rich history of Charleston and the beauty of one of the Lowcountry's four fabulous beaches. (Kiawah Island, Folly Beach, Sullivans Island, and Isle of Palms). Come and escape to sunny Charleston, SC and receive up to 25% off! Elegant accommodations for two to or more glorious evenings Enjoy the opportunity to experience a Spoleto Festival event (May 25, 2012 – June 10, 2012)! Or come in September for Charleston Restaurant Week (Sept 5, 2012 – Sept 16, 2012)! Spend time touring historic Charleston or take a bike ride through the city! Get some sand between your … Continue reading
How to Plan a Vacation to Charleston, SC
Are you considering planning a vacation to Charleston, SC but don't know where to start. There are so many things to do and see in and around Charleston, that it can quickly become overwhelming to set plans and develop an itinerary. It doesn't have to be that way. Here are 3 quick tips on how to plan a vacation to Charleston, SC to help you plan the perfect trip to Charleston, SC: 1. Start Planning Well Ahead of Time Planning well ahead of time is one way you can ensure that your time in Charleston, SC will be well spent. As a local bed and breakfast in Charleston South Carolina, … Continue reading
The Best Time to Visit Charleston…
It is difficult to pinpoint the absolute best time to visit Charleston, SC, but the end of April and through the month of May is truly a great time to visit, and arguably the best. Here are just a few reasons as to why we love this time of the year: The Weather is Beautiful It is truly hard to beat the weather this time of the year in Charleston, South Carolina. It is warming up nicely, but it is still mild enough so that you can enjoy the beaches along with walks through downtown. As you stroll through downtown make sure you visit the art galleries, and be sure … Continue reading
3 Quick Tips to Make Your Visit to Charleston, SC a Success…
Are you planning to visit Charleston in the near future? You are in luck if you are planning a trip soon, because this time of year is absolutely splendid. Spring gives you the opportunity to see Charleston in full bloom, and the mild weather is hard to beat. When you do decide to make your visit to Charleston, remember these tips to help make your vacation a success: Start With A List When it comes to Charleston, there is plenty of things to do and see. You can check out the Charleston Visitor's Bureau or Charleston Only for ideas on what to take part in. If you know you are … Continue reading


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Fiesta Resort & Casino, Puntarenas Costa Rica (formerly Allegro Caribbean Village Fiesta)Located a scenic two hour drive from the airport and 90 minutes from the capital city of San Jose, this resort is situated on one of Costa Rica's most stunning and unusual black sand beaches. Caribbean Village Fiesta has 240 rooms set in two-story buildings surrounded by beautiful lush greenery. For the visual setting alone, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more dramatic or stunning resort. It has a primordial rainforest, the dazzling volcanic black sand beach and unspoiled natural
the perfect exotic backdrop for a number of activities including sailing,
windsurfing or kayaking. You can do them all here and if you need a little
help, our instructors are ready to teach you. Tennis is available
around-the-clock and there are even dance lessons. Experience it all but
do take advantage of the natural surroundings. Go hiking and be amazed by
the natural beauty. In the pristine rainforest, you'll find breathtaking
scenery like birds with more colors than you thought existed and trees older
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Our three specialty restaurants can satisfy the appetite you're bound to work up. You can always take in the nightly entertainment or head to the disco to work off the delicious dinner. And if you're feeling lucky then make a stop at the casino.
Wake up to the view of a black volcanic beach at the Caribbean Village Fiesta - an exotic alternative to ordinary beach vacations!
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Days Inn Orlando Airport - Florida MallOnly 7 miles from Orlando International Airport, this hotel has free airport shuttles, an outdoor pool and poolside bar. Its contemporary rooms feature free Wi-Fi and cable TV with HBO.
Score from 1520 reviews Good
La Quinta Inn Orlando Airport WestJust off the Beachline Expressway, this hotel features free Wi-Fi and a daily continental breakfast.
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Clarion Inn Lake Buena Vista, a Rosen HotelLocated just 2 miles from Walt Disney World, the Clarion Inn Lake Buena Vista, a Rosen Hotel, provides shuttles to Orlando theme parks, 2 restaurants, and 2 outdoor pools. The rooms feature free...
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Offering free shuttle service to and from the Orlando International Airport, this all-suite hotel features a daily hot breakfast. Free Wi-Fi and an outdoor pool are also provided.
Score from 878 reviews Very good
The Staff, very helpful and friendly
location. couldnt walk anywhere as it was situated on a busy freeway with no walking paths
The shuttle bus from the airport. Store close to walk to if you did not have a car.
The room was small, needed updating and the lobby smelled.
Sketchy clientele
Room was clean. Shuttle to airport was convenient. Breakfast was adequate. Liked that there was fruit.
Charged for early check in when many rooms were obviously available. Coffee maker was old and didn't work, had to ask for an exchange.
Computer with printer in lobby.
Had to have help to turn on the shower. Pillows were very soft. Construction workers sat outside by our room drinking and talking loud till very late. Bad area.
Closeness to the airport. Accessibility of major routes out of Orlando. (We were driving to Miami the morning after arriving from U.K.) Comfortable room at a good price.
Missed the correct road when approaching from the airport - signage not great. Turned back and found signs better from the other direction!!
Convenient for my needs. Close to airport & easy access to 528 expressway to Coastal Beaches.
Nothing. Perfect.
Good location; close to airport. Nice & helpful staff.
Smelled a little musty.
I like the convenience of car park near room & the nicely equipped accommodations.
Renovations underway. Minor inconvenience in the name of progress. No upscale restaurants in immediate vicinity.
We drove by and left, went to Comfort Suites instead. Did not like the way the motel looked at all. Since it was past the 24 hr ability to cancel, we had to pay for the room even tho we did not stay there. We tried to cancel but they would not do so. We got a better room, better services, better staff at the Comfort Inn for the same price. Will not stay at Quality in Florida . Will stick with Comfort Suites when we travel.
shuttle bus service was available
Breakfast was rubbish
This hotel was very conveniently located. My sister and I stayed here just to be closer to the airport because we had a very early flight the next day. While we did not use this service, the shuttle to the airport would have been very useful, had we not rented a car.
Price Availability No bedbugs Staff
Location Noisy A/C Questionable amenities (Exercise room-really? it was equipment in a room the size of a closet by the entrance)
Room smelled musky
My first night of my stay I felt something on my arm and it was a baby roach. The smell in the room was bad enough to wake me up from sleeping. If I had not already paid for the second night I would not have stayed there. The only positives was the airport shuttle and car park.
The rooms were clean.
The ice machine had a frog in it and it was very dirty, the outside facilities are old and not clean and way too much noise in the morning from the carts that has the cleaning stuff. The carpets in the room are filthy.
Very convenient for my needs. Clean rm, professional staff, parking close to rm. Cold a/c. Nice "accessible" bathroom, except commode too low, not "accessible" height.
In-room coffee brand not drinkable. Commode too low for "accessible" room. Otherwise perfect.
The convenient location and the reasonable rate.
Room lacked enough day light.
Breakfast nice, with facility to make your own waffles.
Room in need of a deep clean, pool very dirty, I wouldn't have dared to go in it.
We needed to stay near the airport and this place was great. No complaints.
The place was clean and well maintained. Overall good a stay
The Front desk did not know if rooms were smoking or not. So they gave us a smoking room, went back to get a non smoking. Front desk internet was down, so they could not run my credit card after we are settled in card was declined. This could have been avoided if there system was operating. Had to go and get cash directly to my bank.
Close to airport. Swimming pool.
First night I was there the restaurant was serving undercooked food (the couple beside me refused undercooked chicken). The second night the restaurant bar was closed.
Being able to not have to drive up very early in the morning from Tucson. Getting a good nights rest before flying the next day. Very comfortable.
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Very clean facility updated bathrooms were updated but an older facility overall. Breakfast was great!
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While this particular move is wrong on AT&T's part due to the technology that is being employed here, DSLR is becoming so biased in general (look at the first sentence).AT&T introduced cheaper data plans, and DSLR complains, complains, complains.AT&T has the overall fastest network in the US with coverage second only to Verizon. DSLR complains, complains, complains.And now, with AT&T&T, DSLR complains, when this is going to be an incredible synergy of spectrum and technology, and is going to be great for the consumers of both companies, especially the coverage-disadvantaged T-Mobile. There are some whiners out there who are complaining about this, however, the VAST MAJORITY of both companies' customers are pleased about this acquisition, as all they are about is having good coverage, and a wide selection of cool phones, both of which will be unparalleled when AT&T&T is put together.
I agree, and ATT is the only fastest wireless broadband provider than provides coverage in small towns. I am going to move to Dubuque, IA for IBM. I know there is not much of consumer choices there due to size of population but its not that small. There is a local tourism there. Neither Verizon nor Sprints provides "4G" there while AT&T lunched this year HSPA that averages to 3 MB down and 1 up on my phone. Not bad.
I agree, and ATT is the only fastest wireless broadband provider than provides coverage in small towns.
AT&T introduced cheaper data plans, and DSLR complains, complains, complains.
You can compare HSPA with EVDO
I admit, I agree with your statements about AT&T. I live in a small town in Missouri and AT&T is our local telephone company. The phone service and support is top notch (AT&T worked for weeks last summer diagnosing a problem with my voice line and eventually came and laid new copper to the house and credited me three months of service) and the DSL has been, for the past 7 years I've had it, top notch and very stable.My only gripe is I would like to see the 150GB DSL cap placed at 250GB to give more "growth" room. Of course, I don't think we should have caps at all -- but I am resigned to the fact that they are coming and so we have to deal with them.
DSLReports does a fantastic job of keeping these companies honest. You can accuse DSLR of being biased, but define what biased really is. Give exact stories covered and factual errors made. Karl usually backs up most of what he writes with external factual references.No, I think what bothers SOME people (mostly in the industry) is that Karl is one of the last outlets consistently shining a big bad hologen-bright light on all the unseemly practices this nations ISP's perpetrate seemingly unendingly. Simply because they can.Limited competition & bought-and-paid for lawmakers on the ISP's side.... if Karl wanted to, he could sell out and live a comfortable life, yet he and his group toil on providing this invaluable service at DSLR because he actually cares. He's a truly heroic principled American, and I truly appreciate all he does to help save the Internet from being totally destroyed by corporate interests.Thank you Karl for all the hard work you do! I appreciate it greatly, and know many others do as well!
I can compare "has service" with "does not have service."AT&T is very careful with their marketing BS... "covering more PEOPLE"... AT&T targets high density population centers where they can make more money with less effort. Verizon covers more area, meaning when I step 5 feet outside a major city, my phone still works.
You're giving a lot of credit to AT&T for doing what they are required by stacks of laws to do. Voice (POTS) is very regulated. They cannot simply throw their hands up and call it a day leaving you with broken phone service. If new trunk cable is what it takes, then that's what they have to do; and they cannot charge you for it.DSL tends to work for ever as long as it's left alone. It's when people go messing with stuff that it goes horribly wrong. (unless you live in a lightning prone area.)Caps are wrong -- period. You should let AT&T know that by ceasing to do business with them. Luckily, I live in an area where I have choices. (cable, covad, clearwire...)
@BF69: $25 instead of $30. That's $60/year I save, and I still get such a large quantity of data (for a phone) that I don't have to worry about going over.@dmxrob6: There is absolutely no excuse for the caps on a DSL type service, and I think that DSLReports' criticism of AT&T for not laying FTTH like Verizon is well warranted.What I'm mad about is the constant AT&T bashing on the wireless side. This whole "unreliable network" thing is based on some teething problems with 3G, especially in San Francsico and NYC. The other 99% of the country was just fine all along, and they have come a long way in urban areas.@nishko7: The constant network bashing is false, and annoying. That, and criticizing the AT&T&T acquisition is unwarranted, as this is going to be a FANTASTIC network that will stimulate competition by throwing the AT&T-Verizon duopoly totally out of balance.I appreciate DSLR's coerage of the wireline side, which is pretty much correct, but the baseless AT&T bashing on the wireless side gets annoying because it's simply disconnected with reality. If I wasn't an actual AT&T customer, who uses AT&T wireless as his only phone connection, I would think AT&T sucked. Well, I actually have AT&T, so I know that it rocks, has insane coverage, insane speed, and I'm guaranteed to have no overages with a zillion Rollover minutes, UL texting, and 2GB of data.@Cramer: You are describing T-Mobile and to a certain extent, Sprint. AT&T has excellent nationwide coverage. There are areas that Verizon has better coverage than AT&T, but there are also areas where AT&T has service and Verizon doesn't. I've used my AT&T phone to tether EDGE in northern Michigan where there's very limited land-based broadband, and with regular service in the Lakes Region New Hampshire, Snowshoe, West Virginia (where AT&T is the only carrier that gets a signal at all), throughout Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England.
There are some areas where Verizon has poor or no signal and ATT gets. And vice-versa. Both Verizon and ATT are rip-offs.ATT also covers a lot of area. It may not have coverage everywhere where Verizon does but it still has very big coverage.And you can't blame them for not having 3G in a town of 3000 people. They are business and are to make money, not loose them. Its simple principles of economy.Verizon got away with upgrading more places to "3G" because they could do mostly just software upgrade and perhaps just more T1 backhaul. 3G GSM (T-Mobile, AT&T) on other hand requires new equipment. It uses different technology and different spectrum. It costs a lot of money.Now Verizon rolls out LTE and it will take a while to roll out everywhere. Notice their 4G coverage is not very big for now.
All of the big cell carriers, T-Mo and Sprint are involved in the same dishonest tactics with overage billing, roaming, etc.However, the overall prices are quite reasonable for the sheer scale of the huge networks and the coverage they offer.AT&T is the best value out there, as you get almost-Verizon coverage, Rollover minutes, cheaper data, and their upgrade policy is slightly better than Verizon, and you can SIM swap to you heart's content.Verizon is on a fast track to roll out 4G, as EVDO Rev.A just isn't that fast, and doesn't have that much capacity.Because of the nature of EVDO and CDMA being two separate networks, whereas AT&T has both voice and data on the same UMTS system, AT&T's data woes affected their calls for a while in some locations, whereas Verizon's network is slowing down on the data side, but texts and voice calls are totally unaffected.
Where can I get some of that AT&T Cool-Aid you're drinking?J
I have AT&T. There's no Cool-Aid.
Wait what? This is absolutely.. WRONG.1.) AT&T is the best value? What the hell are you smoking? Sprint wins this category by FAR.2.) EVDO Rev A isn't very fast, sure, but it does have more capacity than any GSM based data transfer technology. (Which is GPRS)3.) EVDO is a CDMA standard, not separate. AT&T is using separate networks, as UMTS is a CDMA techonolgy. (Google it.) Furthermore, the reason why CDMA EVDO suffers slowdowns during heavy use of the network is simply the better traffic management protocols inherent in CDMA itself. Voice always get's priority over data with CDMA.For more information go here:»www.androidhelpers.com/index.php?topic=310.0
1. Yes. Sprint is not a good VALUE, it is CHEAP. There's a big difference. Sprint has much more limited coverage than AT&T. Soon as you go away from a highway or populated area, you're in a Sprint dead zone. AT&T has nearly continuous coverage, although admittedly Verizon is a little bit better in this area.2. AT&T now uses HSPA+, not GPRS. GPRS is a dial-up equivalent.3. EVDO operates in a SEPARATE chunk of spectrum from CDMA. As a result, the two networks cannot degrade each other, only their own network. AT&T's UMTS/HSPA+ system has a 10mhz channel which can be used for either voice or data, and re-allocated on the fly. AT&T's more modern system theoretically offers the best service on both, but that's not always the case in reality. I'm well aware that UMTS is based on the concept of CDMA, but it NOT the CDMA standard, it's just based on code division, as are all modern cellular networks (only GSM is based on time division). Voice gets priority over data because they operate in totally separate chunks of spectrum. Verizon was also able to roll out EVDO quickly, since it is an add-on for the CDMA network, and it only need 2.5mhz channels to get set up, unlike AT&T's complete 3G system which requires 10mh channels to get set up. Each has it's advantages and disadvantages, but at this point, EVDO is hitting the end of the line, which is why Verizon is rapidly rolling out LTE.It's funny how I remember it like yesterday that PC Magazine tested the first PCMCIA EVDO card, and it incredible because it was the first cellular data card that hit 1 megabit, and it was incredibly amazing and awesome.
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T-Mobile has GPRS in many areas, their 3G/4G footprint is tiny, and in many more areas, they simply have no coverage AT ALL.AT&T is second only to Verizon, and in some cases ahead. AT&T's is EDGE-heavy, whereas Verizon is 100% 3G, but EDGE is good enough to get online and get information for traveling.


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I love J Thomas Salon. The bridal suite is so beautiful and made for some great pictures. There was a team of 4 hair stylists and 1 make-up artist working on my wedding party and we were in and out in no time. Ashley was so nice helping me get everything set up for the big day. We all had so much fun sitting around getting dolled up. I loved J Thomas so much that I have gone back since the wedding for a haircut. They are my new favorite hair salon and Melanie did a fantastic job on my up-do. I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
Wedding: 12/08/2012
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Charli Heath did my hair and I can honestly say that I have NEVER been happier with the way I looked in my entire life. I was so nervous leading up to the wedding because my hair doesn't hold curl and I'm uncomfortable with up-dos so I felt like I didn't have many options. But she made great suggestions and ultimately we chose to go with a few hair extensions that gave my hair fullness and really helped it to hold curl. Not only did she do a great job at the salon, but she also made herself available to come out to the venue to stay until photos were over in case my hair went flat. She is so talented and her personality is exactly what you want on your wedding day - knowledgable but relaxed and calm.
Ashley did my bridal party's hair and my sister (who is very opinionated) even commented that her hair looked better that day than in any other wedding she had been in (she's a serial bridesmaid). Not only is Ashley talented, she was very helpful in setting up all of the appointments and making sure we were out by a certain time. From start to finish these ladies were lovely, professional, and so very kind. Thank you J. Thomas Salon for hiring such wonderful people!
Wedding: 06/03/2012
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Crystal and Charli did hair and makeup for myself and the wedding party and it was top notch in every way! Highly recommend!
Wedding: 04/28/2012
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I stumbled upon J. Thomas Salon after the first salon I looked at didn't have openings the day of my wedding. It's a family run business and they are great! Even though they are very professional and talented, the atmosphere in the salon is relaxing and warm. I definately reccomend this salon for any hair services in Dahlonega.
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One of two things is happening right now.
Either drinking four beers over the course of three hours is enough to make me feel really sick the next day.
Or that leftover half a sandwich I had for breakfast was no longer good.
Or a combination of the two.
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Oh my god, I'm gonna have to try this it's brilliant. I've been doing it wrong this whole time.
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Trying this the next time someone pulls misogynist bull shit on me.(via stfuconservatives)
Ooooh, I haz an ask.
Hmmm…it's tough to pick my #1. I'm always embarrassed to talk about music, but here goes. I'm going to cheat and choose three. First, Blondie. I love Blondie. I grew up listening to them, they're great, and I love Debbie Harry's voice. Second, Traveling Wilburys. Again, I grew up listening to them and hearing them brings back really nice memories- it's a very comforting band. I still haven't committed to memory all of the music from either of those bands, because it's reassuring that there might still be something left to discover. And number three is Daft Punk. They're one of the first bands I really discovered on my own (not through my parents or through a friend), and again, their music brings me to a certain place.
And 15…ugh. Poorly? :) When I get really, really mad, I get incredibly shaky and close to tears, which is about as un-intimidating as you can get. After that, I pretty much bottle it up.
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The end has finally arrived… and although we may not have reached Ellen herself, we had a blast. Hope you did too!
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The Ellen Connection.
In Australia, two dewy eyed Ellen fans make a pact to meet their hero. Dizzy with ideas, not all of them good, a journey begins to reach America's National Treasure...Ellen.
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The end has finally arrived… and although we may not have reached Ellen herself, we had a blast. Hope you did too!
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The Ellen Connection.
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the finals week is upon us. I have good news and bad news. The bad news is there will only be episode this week. The good news is that it will be a video of EPIC proportion! Get ready guys, the episode airs Friday night!
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1. because if you don't like us, your mum probably will, and if your mum likes it then you will probably get an extra pork chop with your dinner.
2. because we will be thanking ONE twitter account when we get onto the show and I'm sure that it will deffinatily, probably be you that we thank!
3. because we saved a lamb!
4. because there is nothing more fun than watching two people shamelessly whore themselves for attention.
5. because we also love Justin Beiber/Lady Gaga/ Tayler Loutner
6. because if we don't get on the show our egos will deflate leading to a mental breakdown…and if you are on the same train we are when that happens it will be loud and irritating for you.
7. because, like you, we also love pony's! (that's right 20%-of-our-viewership, we do know our audience)
8. because somewhere its opposite day, which means if you usually wouldn't like something…well, today you kinda have to.
9. because Ellen loves us…she just doesn't know that yet.
10. because if you don't believe in us then fairies die.
11. because we get off topic, kind of like how we did back at number 9 there.
12. because if you share this the person you love will ask you out in the next week (I read that in an email and it didn't work for me but I'm definitely, probably sure it will for you.)
13. its unlucky not to share it (get it, a number 13 reference)
I am so happy that you and portia are putting a show together for NBC. In regards to our request to be in your show, we would also happily star in your new sitcom with portia instead.
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