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"As a viewer, I want things to be romantic, but playing Pam, it just felt like their relationship could possibly go back and forth as we've seen that it has. In 1905, they met in a sexual relationship, but at a certain point, it transcended that and became a relationship that we never really had to worry about ending." Kristin Bauer van Straten
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I just wanted to say I think your thoughts on Eric and Pam are spot on and I appreciate you sharing. I am a long time Sooric shipper but I have multi shipped for a while and more recently admitted to myself that Sooric is unhealthy. As someone that has been emotionally abused, I see Sookie as emotionally abusive to Eric in a way. Yet people would rather compare Pam's love to Bill/Sookie's sick twisted and abusive obsession than admit Pam is what Eric needs to be happy? why? That's so extreme!
Thank you for your feedback! I'm a long time Sooric shipper too. Sookie and Eric have meant the world to me, the possibility of this relationship, even remote as it was at the beginning of season 2, caught me off guard and fascinated me so much that I became obsessed with this show. I loved how strikingly different these two characters were, and since I love mismatched, crazy, impossible pairings, I couldn't resist. But the way the Eric/Sookie relationship has been handled since mid-season4 left me emotionally unsatisfied, puzzled and with a bitter aftertaste in my mouth. Yes, Sooric - the way Sooric is now - is not healthy. I wouldn't say Sookie is emotionally abusive to Eric - I don't think she's cruel on purpose or anything, she's not Bill - but she takes advantage of the feelings she knows Eric has for her in many ways. Watching Eric being the third wheel over and over again, seeing the hurt and the resignation on his face, breaks my heart, and it's time for him to break this vicious circle. All dreams and shippy expectations aside, I don't think Sookie can ever be the right person for Eric. Even if she could get past her obsession for Bill (which she won't), she'll forever be the kind of person who appreciates empty chivalry, pompous love speeches; who believes in love at first sight and star crossed lovers, who likes a small life in her small town. All things Eric is not. Eric is far from perfect, but yes he deserves to be happy. I think Sookie blinded him because she's so different from the women in his life (Pam, Nora, who are world travelers, sophisticated, ambitious, clever); I think it was exactly the way she's so ordinary that fascinated him… but at the same time, it's also what keeps them apart.
As for Pam, it does make me sad that her love for Eric is labeled as clingy and obsessive, when she's literally the only person in this world who supports and cares for him genuinely, who misses him when he's not around (sookie does not), who is ready to take a bullet for him. It makes me even sadder considering that people are so eager to justify Sookie's obsession for Bill, to blame it on the blood, on Bill's manipulation, on everything except on Sookie herself. As things are now, I think the blood is not an excuse anymore. Sookie is not the naive, inexperienced little girl she was at the beginning; she knows very well what the blood's effects are; she knows how Bill's thought patterns work; she knows that people tend to remember their first love fondly even if the relationship was far from perfect; yet she keeps coming back for more. It's not the blood, it's Sookie. Do I want Eric to keep pining for such a person, who still thinks that Bill is a better man than him? The answer is no.
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April is winding down, which means this is the last of the Friday Love Poems. This was a very sad moment, until I found the perfect poem and all the sadness went away and I was just happy to share this with you all! Today's selection is from Pablo Neruda, the king of love poetry. This comes from his collection, One Hundred Love Sonnets. Remember that Neruda wrote in his native tongue: spanish. So this is a translated version, but the beauty of the poem triumphs over any language gaps. If you like this, you might want to check out his collection, 20 Love Poems and a Song of Despair, for more beautiful love poems. Enjoy! "One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII" I don't love you as if you were a rose of salt, topaz, or … Continued
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The National Poetry Month celebration continues with our third edition of Friday Love poems <3. Have you ever heard of the poet Tyler Knott Gregson? He started his own blog to showcase his poems and his photography. His short, deeply felt haikus and typewriter poems made him a success. Now he has a book, Chasers of Light, but he still posts love poems to his instagram and tumblr. If you like the three short poems I've picked out below, be sure to see more of his work here.
Friday Love Poems: "Happiness" by Robert Hass
April is one of my favorite months, not only because beautiful Spring starts to bloom, but also because it is National Poetry Month. I'm a serious poetry lover. I read it on the subway ride to work, I send favorite poems to my friends, I even start my morning routine by reading a poem before checking in with my email and guzzling down my coffee. There's poetry for every occasion, but some of the best poems are written about love or for a lover. This month, I'll share one of my favorite love poems every Friday. This first poem comes from Robert Hass, a previous US Poet Laureate, professor of poetry, and author of multiple highly praised books of poetry, translation, and prose. This poem, "Happiness" comes from his book, Sun Under Wood. I love how beautiful … Continued

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For my boyfriend's 30th, I'd like to take him to somewhere similar in special-ness to CUT but less pricey. Still willing to spend lots of money, just maybe less than $130 for a great steak. If suggesting steakhouses, not Mastro's or STK. Anywhere from Santa Monica to the Palisdaes and Hollywood to the the north to downtown and as far south as 10 fway.
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Huge second for BLT...I think their food is great. You make a good point with regard to Boa in Santa Monica, however. Strolling that neighborhood before or after diner is always a pleasure.
how about Spago?or Craft? personally i think either of those would be more "special" than BOA, particularly for a celebration - every time i've been to either location, the attitude from the FOH hasn't exactly been warm & welcoming.
i can't vouch for BLT Steak in LA, but i love their NYC restaurants, and we've celebrated several occasions there.
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I second Craft... my husband took me there recently for my birthday and we had an excellent meal!
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I second Jar. It's one of my favorite special occasion places.
Is Spago's more or less expensive than Hatfield's and Lucques, which were 2 that I was leaning towards before I thought about Spago's? Spago's online dinner menu doesn't include prices. Also, if anyone has had the 7-course tasting menu at Spago's and/or Hatfield's, can you please share your experience? Also how much is Hatfield's 7-course tasting menu? Hatfield's website doesn't post the price.
Thanks everyone for your help!
arnie mortons is a good choice. havent been to wolfgangs..but thats probably delish but a tad expensive.
i have to add one more suggestion...Josie in Santa Monica. it's definitely not a steakhouse [or a "trendy, of the moment" place], but it's one of my all-time favorite restaurants, and great for special occasions.
If you both want steak, the steak for 2 at Lucques is my favorite after Cut. And great wine list, too. And great atmo. I went to Lucques for every special occasion for about 5 years of my life.
For me, it really takes a lot of the fun and joy out of a celebration if I am worried about how the bill is adding up. I'd much rather go to an ethnic place and be able to order anything that struck my eye or appetite rather than be concerned about the impact on my wallet, or worse the person's treating me. Having said that, and keeping in mind that you mentioned steak, I wonder how much dinner is up to at Fogo de Chao these days? Isn't it slightly above $50 per person, including unlimited meat and buffet? OK, add beverage, wine, tip and tax and you have your tab. And Fogo does have a certain Beverly Hills elegance to it. Another idea would be Nook, which is always a great idea to me. Generous portions, very good food, fine service, and a nice vibe. The most expensive item on their dinner menu is a ribeye for $26, and everything else, including their potroast, hangar steak and frites, or other mains are $20 or less. Now, neither of these has the panache of Cut (please tell me they've taken down the portraits of Speidi on their wall) but you will have that experience to look forward to for his 40th -- ok, 35th.


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Jul 12, 2013
Gov. Deval Patrick has agreed to end a state mandate that employers provide health insurance to their employees, included in Massachusetts' 2006 health care overhaul, because a federal law -- which is now delayed a year -- was set to impose a similar mandate on employers. The repeal is included in the 2014 budget.
Boston Globe: Repeal Of Employer Mandate Moving Forward, Patrick Says
Governor Deval Patrick said Thursday that he will not block the repeal of a state mandate for employers to provide health insurance to their workers or pay a penalty, though the Obama administration last week announced a delay in the federal program that was supposed to take its place. The state's landmark 2006 health care law included a provision, referred to as the "fair share employer contribution," requiring that employers with more than 10 workers provide coverage or pay the state $295 per employee. Some business groups saw the requirement as onerous and initially pushed to loosen the law, but the Patrick administration agreed to eliminate it because a similar federal mandate was set to take effect in January. The repeal was included in the 2014 budget, which Patrick likely will act on tomorrow (Conaboy, 7/11).
In the meantime, state-based health insurance marketplaces make news --
Health Policy Solutions (a Colo. news service): Colorado Receives $116 Million Exchange Grant
Colorado will get another $116 million to help launch the state's new health exchange, Connect for Health Colorado. Federal cuts known as sequestration chopped $9 million from the state's $125 million request. Last month, exchange CEO and Executive Director Patty Fontneau said that some programs may have to withstand higher cuts than others because managers already have signed contracts for services or technology so they cannot spread the cuts evenly across all programs (Kerwin McCrimmon, 7/11).
California Healthline: Should Covered California Be Allowed To Keep Secrets?
Three years ago when legislation was written to create California's health insurance exchange, lawmakers thought it would be a good idea to let the new exchange board keep a few competitive secrets. Now some legislators aren't so sure. Covered California, as the exchange is now known, has the authority to keep all contracts confidential for a year and the health plan rates concealed indefinitely. … We asked legislators and stakeholders to explain the advantages and disadvantages of allowing Covered California to keep secrets (7/11).
Kansas Health Institute: Several States Ahead Of The Curve On Insurance Exchanges
Most states that have chosen to run their own health insurance marketplaces or exchanges will be running ahead of schedule in the offerings and information they will provide their consumers and small businesses, according to a new study. The report, done by researchers at Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute, looked at the 17 states and the District of Columbia that have opted to run their own exchanges. (Kansas officials opted to have the federal government run the Kansas exchange.) (7/11).
And repercussions of state decisions on the health law's Medicaid expansion ripple across America --
Marketplace: States' Refusal To Expand Medicaid Complicates Health Care For Many Uninsured
The health care reform law calls for a big expansion of Medicaid, the federal healthcare program for the poor. But last year's Supreme Court made that expansion optional. And some of the biggest states, with the most poor people, are opting out. So far, 23 states and the District of Columbia have agreed to expand Medicaid, six are undecided, and 21 have said no. Among them: Texas, which is where 47-year-old Ricardo Rios lives. He would qualify for Medicaid, under the health care law's expansion plan if Texas hadn't opted out. He's praying the state's leaders change their minds (Marshall-Genzer, 7/12).
The Associated Press: Medicaid Agency Gearing Up For Questions On Law
South Carolina's Medicaid agency is ramping up its call center in expectation of a surge of questions about the federal health care law. Deputy Director John Supra said the agency began increasing its hours July 1 and the agency is hiring in preparation of a full ramp-up in October, when people can begin buying health insurance through online marketplaces called exchanges (Adcox,7/11).
Columbus Dispatch: Kasich Urges Legislators To Extend Medicaid This Summer
A week after state lawmakers adjourned for summer recess, Gov. John Kasich and other supporters of expanding Medicaid packed into the Statehouse yesterday to urge legislators to return to Columbus to extend tax-funded health coverage to tens of thousands poor, uninsured Ohioans. "As Americans, we need to beat back this notion that when somebody's poor, somehow they are lazy," Kasich told a cheering crowd of several hundred (Candisky, 7/10).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Dagenham & Redbridge midfielder Dominic Green will spend the next month on loan at Blue Square Bet Premier side Dartford.
Dagenham & Redbridge midfielder Dominic Green has made a loan switch to Dartford.
The 23-year-old has found first team chances limited this season, with only two starts to his name in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy fixtures earlier in the campaign.
And due to the lack of opportunities he has joined the Blue Square Bet Premier newcomers initially on a month's loan, which can be extended for two further months.
The Darts, managed by Tony Burnham, are currently eighth in the division, three places off the play-offs in a fine first season at the level for the Kent side after winning promotion from the Blue Square Bet South last year.
The 23-year-old is currently in his second spell with the Daggers after initially leaving Victoria Road for Peterborough in a deal believed to be around £200,000.
But Green had little luck at London Road and after loan spells at Chesterfield and Rushden & Diamonds moved back to the Daggers in November 2011.
Last season he featured in 20 games for John Still's side despite picking up niggly injuries throughout the campaign, scoring a fine individual goal in the 2-1 win over Gillingham in April, which effectively secured the club's future in the Football League.
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The degree of Doctor of Medicine (honoris causa) was conferred upon Dr Kazimierz Stanislaw Kozlowski at the ceremony held at 2.00pm on 21 December 1995.
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I have the honour to present Dr Kazimierz Stanislaw Kozlowski for admission to the degree of Doctor of Medicine (honoris causa).
Dr Kozlowski entered medical school in Poznan soon after World War II and graduated in 1952. In 1971 Dr Kozlowski took up a position as Staff Radiologist at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. At appointment he had an established reputation in Europe and North America for his publications in the area of children's radiology.
In particular he had taken an interest in bone dysplasias i.e. disorders of growth of bones, and had described the radiographic features which were characteristic of these disorders. His book, in 1972, with Dr Rupprecht, was the first of its kind 00 osteochondrodysplasias. Bone dysplasias, apart from causing short stature, are among the most crippling disorders of childhood, leading to family distress and social stigmatisation.
Paediatric radiology is paramount in the diagnosis of bone dysplasias as X-rays can probe the child without hurting, and an expert diagnostic radiologist can make the correct diagnosis from the X-ray films without needles. This is a very important consideration when the patient is a little child. Our University and The Children's Hospital have received significant academic standing in the field of academic paediatric radiology because of his efforts.
He has co-authored over 300 papers from many countries, publishing in Polish, German, French, Spanish and Italian as well as his adopted language, English.
Dr Kozlowski's interests have not only focused on the skeleton in bone dysplasias but he is also an authority on bone tumours and particularly tumours of the jaw in children and adults. He is quoted at least 22 times in McKusick's standard work Mendelian Inheritance in Man. There can be little doubt that he is the best known Australian radiologist overseas.
Dr Kozlowski has contributed greatly towards making the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children, a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney, a centre of clinical excellence. At the end of 1994 he stood down as Senior Staff Specialist in the Department of Paediatric Radiology at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children but has continued his interest and consultation with hardly less enthusiasm than when he joined the staff.
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It's not a secret that doing comedy isn't an easy feat.
And it's always the best kind of funny when it seems to come naturally, rather than forced.
First Folio Theatre at elegant Mayslake Peabody Estate, 31st St. and Rt. 83 in Oak Brook, Ill. is offering a production of Tom Stoppard's musically-laced farce "Rough Crossing" as a way to chase away the winter blues.
The run started Jan. 29 and continues through March 2 directed by Jeff Award nominee and First Folio Theatre favorite face Alison C. Vesely.
"Rough Crossing" is billed as "a musical romp on the high seas" with Jeff Award winner Christopher Kriz "composing three new jazz songs to Stoppard's original lyrics."
At this point of my review, it's time for my confession that I'm not an easy sell for humor, so my laughs don't come easily.
According to the press release description for this show: "The Jazz Age musical is set in the early '30s aboard the S.S. Italian Castle on its way to New York, while two playwrights struggle to finish their latest musical hit as they maneuver around a jealous composer, the screen star he loves, and her lothario co-star. Aided by the most inept steward ever to tread the deck of a cruise ship, the trio must save both their show and their stars from disaster."
I eagerly anticipated seeing this stage story looking forward to two hours of silly fun. However, I didn't find much about any of it all so funny. The cast works hard to slip into the skins of their silly characters, but none of it led to much of a result from my perspective. Many of the same gags become so repetitious, the premise poking fun at the situation quickly runs thin.
Written by Tony and Academy Award winner Stoppard, I'm told "Rough Crossing" is based on "Play at the Castle" by Ferenc Molnár.
The production features First Folio Theatre Artistic Associates Kevin McKillip, René Ruelas, Christian Gray and David Rice. They share the stage with First Folio favorites Gail Rastorfer and Jeff-Award winner Alex Weisman.
I was impressed with the scenic design recreation of a ship's onboard landscape by Angela Weber Miller and the sound design by Christopher Kriz.
With plenty of free parking available on the grounds of the estate, tickets are $30 Wednesdays and Thursdays (seniors and students are $26), and $37 on Fridays through Sundays (seniors and students are $32). Three and four-show subscriptions are available. Season subscriptions and individual tickets at the box office at (630) 986-8067 or online at firstfolio.org.


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Our staff has experience competiting on, and coaching national championship teams! We have created a safe and affordable environment for your cheerleader to learn to tumble, stunt, and cheer! CCE offers competitive cheer teams, exhibtion teams, tutoring packages, tumbling classes, birthday parties, choreography, cheer floor rental, and more! Check out General Info page for everything we offer!
To Join any team or class at CCE you MUST register online. CLICK HERE for Cali Coast Elite cheerleader registration. Registration is Free. Once you register, you can sign up for classes, attend open gyms, clinics, etc. Registration helps you save time instead of filling out waivers and forms at the gym.
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One time each month we will hold a FULL Twisting clinic. It will be an hour and a half of twisting drills. You must have a layout to attend this clinic. $20/cheerleader
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BlueScope Lysaght Malaysia is a majority owned subsidiary of BlueScope Steel Limited, the largest steel group in Australia and Asia. Established since 1968, BlueScope Lysaght Malaysia was the first to introduce long length, cut to order roofing products in what was then a market dominated by
asbestos sheeting and cheap zinc coated corrugated sheet. As a manufacturer and a supply-and-installation provider, BlueScope Lysaght Malaysia offers a broad range of roofing, wall cladding and structural products made from ZINCALUME® steel and Clean COLORBOND® steel. The company is the first roll former in Malaysia and has since expanded to the east coast, Sabah and Sarawak.
BlueScope Lysaght (Sabah) Sdn. Bhd. first started operations in Sabah back in 1975, back then it was known as John Lysaght (Sabah) Sdn. Bhd. Since its early establishment in Sabah, the company offers a full wide range of superior products ranging from roof, wall, structure to flooring system, catering to wide range of applications in the building and construction industry.
In 1977, BlueScope Lysaght Sarawak was established (then known John Lysaght Sdn Bhd) as a result of a joint venture between BlueScope Steel Limited and Pan Sarawak Sdn Bhd. BlueScope Lysaght Sarawak has come a long way from offering the conventional range of steel roofing sheets, to providing building solutions for the building construction market. The company now has a rollforming factory and office both in Kuching and in Bintulu.
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Carolyn Beth Gallagher entered her Heavenly FatherŌĆÖs rest with the hope of resurrection on Jan. 10, 2014. At the age of 49, God brought Carolyn home after her courageous and faithful battle with cancer.
She was an 18-year resident of Kettle Falls. Born in West Covina, CA. on June 23, 1964 to Samuel and Beverly Nichols, she grew up in California until age 15 when she moved to Spokane. It was there that she later met her husband, Timothy Alan Gallagher. They were married Sept. 10, 1983.
Ray was born Jan. 14, 1927 in Battleground to Marion and Clara Liebman. He passed away Jan. 2, 2014 in Walla Walla at the age of 86.
Ray was a proud veteran of WWII, serving in the Navy both in the Pacific and Atlantic conflicts as a shipŌĆÖs electrician.
After the war, he moved to the Northport area and met his wife Joanne. They married in 1947. He worked many years in the zinc and lead mines, logged and farmed near the home he built at Black Canyon.
Milton Harvey Powers (Milt), a 24-year resident of Colville and Kettle Falls, passed away on Jan. 1, 2014 in Spokane at the age of 88. Milt was born on August 24, 1925 in Burbank, CA, the son of William Fred and Margaret Sarah (Rilling) Powers.
Helen M. Fredrickson, a lifetime resident of the North┬Łport and Colville area, passed away peacefully Jan. 11, 2014 in Colville at the age of 89. She was born at the family home on Deep Creek on June 4, 1924 to Charles and Mary (Nurro) Maki, immigrants from Finland.
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The Indians turned in a rare shutout in last WednesdayŌĆÖs Great Northern League wrestling dual with visiting Pullman. CHS recorded seven pins and picked up five forfeits in an 83-0 shellacking of the hapless ŌĆśHounds.
The quickest pin of the night: Austin DonoghŌĆÖs donŌĆÖt blink 13 second pin at 126 pounds.
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Kettle Falls (5-6, 0-4) dropped a pair of Northeast A League boyŌĆÖs basketball games last week at home. Back on Jan. 7 at Kettle Falls Middle School, Newport built an early 22-11 lead and made it stand up for a 70-62 win.
On Friday, the Bulldogs simply had no answers for Freeman (5-5, 3-1) on either side of the ball in a lopsided 77-39 loss.
In the loss to Newport (6-6, 2-3), defense tended to take a holiday, as the Grizzlies put up 22 first quarter points.
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It was a rough week for Kettle Falls High (6-5, 1-3) in Northeast A League girlŌĆÖs basketball.
The Lady Bulldogs fell behind 17-5 after the first quarter back on Jan. 7 against Newport. It didnŌĆÖt get much better the rest of the way and KFHS dropped a 60-39 decision to the visiting Grizzlies.
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Neverending Story(Starring: Uhm Tae Woong, Jung Ryeo Won)
This promises to be a fun, fun movie! Though I do wonder what they'll do to the ending. CANNOT WAIT TO SEE IT!!!
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Patio Peppers: Little Plants, Big Flavor - by Evelyn Fielding of Beier's Greenhouse
This year Beier's has a variety of patio peppers to choose from: red bell, orange bell, and the lovely purple bell. Each has its own unique flavor, and the plants are pretty as well as tasty. Growing sweet peppers in containers on the deck is so easy! Use any type of container that holds about 5 gallons of soil and has drainage holes. Of course, you can also grow smaller patio pepper varieties in a square foot garden or a regular-sized garden.
Follow these tips to grow successful patio peppers:
Finally, container-grown peppers are much happier if they have a little company in the pot or bucket. Add some low-growing agaeretum and a few marigolds. Absolutely plant kitchen herbs like marjoram, basil, oregano, tarragon, sage, and so on with each pepper.


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Evan Taylor Jones is a singer, songwriter, and performer from the city of Orlando, FL. In just three short years, Evan has made a name for himself around Florida as one of the top soul performers. In 2013, Evan made the transition to full-time performer, playing over 100 shows around the state of Florida.
In November 2013, Evan released his debut album, "Songs from an Old Soul," which features high energy soul numbers as well as subdued, acoustic driven singer-songwriter music. The album can be purchased both in CD form at any of Evan's shows, or on iTunes, Spotify, AmazonMP3 and many other online retailers.
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Help fund the Old Soul Tour Here!
Unfortunatley going on tour can be expensive. I am a firm believer in not using crowd-funding. So we came up with some other ways that you could help me and my band go on the Old Soul Tour this November!
Visit my Bandcamp page here and check out all of the music I have posted! We have re-released my E.P.'s as one big E.P. called "Music From My Room" and all of my covers are available too. The best part, all of them are FREE! You can pay whatever you would like if you choose to. If you've never heard my music please feel free to download anything you would like and decide for yourself!
On August 27th & September 24th at 9:00PM my band and I will be performing at Tanquerays in downtown Orlando, FL. This is a completley FREE SHOW. If you enjoy the show I'll have a little tip jar set up where you can donate to the Old Soul Tour
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Who hasn't heard of Mesotherapy? I did and was always curious about it. The only thing good about the procedure was the funny gas I got hooked up to while I got poked. I had absolutely no results except for motivation to stick to my workout routine and diet.
An Old Procedure Not for Me! - Miami Beach, FL
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That's never fun not to see results when you hope you will. Well at least nothing tragic happened. Please keep us updated.
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Attila Nagy writes: "The unofficial (made by the FSN project) OpenBSD 2.9 CDs can be downloaded from ftp.fsn.hu/pub/CDROM-Images/openbsd. The set consists of two images, the first holds the necessary stuff for the installation (only for the i386 architecture, on which the CD is bootable), the second contains the binary packages. Please note that they are NOT the official OpenBSD CD-ROMs. The official bits can be ordered from the OpenBSD orders page. If you can afford the money, please buy the official set to help the OpenBSD project."


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Saturday, 7 August 2010
Posted by M.H. Forsyth
Floella Benjamin may stand to be Mayor of London. The Daily Mirror reports that:
London party activists get to pick who will take on Boris and the peer should be a shoe-in for selection if she can be persuaded to stand.
The usual phrase is shoo-in. It means that one horse is so much superior to the rest of the field that he can simply be shooed over the winning line.
But I suppose that Cinderella was a shoe-in for marrying Prince Charming.
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I'll vote for Floella, and on a similar note - which do you think is correct, 'home in' or 'hone in'?ReplyDelete
It doesn't require thought, "hone in" is wrong. You hone your skills and home in on a target.ReplyDelete
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It often happens that I'm in a bed with two older women, getting ready to get it on, and have a sudden craving for fruits and vegetables. If that sounds familiar to you, I've got some good news. Veggy Mature Orgies takes that niche and puts it online - FINALLY! - for all of our pleasure. They cleverly mix a group of usually two women and one man, throw in some vegetables to stuff inside the girls (and some grapes to eat), and then let them have at it for some real fucking. It's part of the Get Right Network, and unfortunately that doesn't bring up the best images for me. I can guarantee that we'll see 20 scenes inside, a horrible site, and few features. $30 a month gets you in the door, which is a bit on the high side I think.
Crazy niche here.
As I've said earlier, this is quite the unique site overall. They do offer mature women, as advertised, and I guess they are orgies (usually threesomes if you want to be technically correct). From there, the girls love to use vegetables and fruits as dildos and get warmed up before they fuck the lucky guy. It's crazy, it's different, and it's something I've never seen before.
Network access included.
They include access to quite a few other similar sites, and they have a pretty sizable mature section as well you might like. All the sites are pretty much the exact same, with exception to the actual niche of course, so getting around should become more familiar in time.
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Very plain member's area.
Everything from the look of the site to the options are pretty bad here. The site looks like it was designed five years ago, and just never updated since then. It's definitely not a fun site to look at or use unfortunately.
Needs some definite growth.
There are 20 scenes, like there are on all their other sites. 20 scenes is not enough for a site, and I'd feel a lot better if they bumped their minimum content counts up to 100 scenes or so. You can get through this stuff way too quickly for your money.
Navigation needs work.
In addition to the plain design and options, the navigation is horrible as well. Everything is pretty much text-based, and way too confusing. They have dropdown menus, and categories, and none of it makes sense. It took several tries just to find a video from this site specifically.
Minor Negatives:
Some interesting content for sure, but a pretty lackluster site, as expected.
I've never come across a site that offers mature threesomes with sex and vegetable dildos before, so it's a first. If the content sounds interesting here, I guess it could be worth a look. Otherwise, it's just another lackluster site in their network, and follows all of the same issues from before. There are only 20 scenes, so they need more content. They don't seem to update, so I don't think we'll see any growth here. Thankfully the quality is better than on some of their other sites, but it's definitely not HD quality as they call it. The streaming videos don't work for me in Firefox. The design and navigation are horrible, and I still have a tough time finding actual videos from the right site now and again. $30 a month is a bit too much for what you get here, and a lower price would help. I could go on, but those are the basics unfortunately.
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Downloadable exclusive hardcore scenes featuring older women fucking a guy and playing with vegetables.
Download Managers:
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Channel Max: 9
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Test Software: IDM
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My Opinion: Yes, it looks like they shoot all their own content here.
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Body types from thin to bbw.
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Ages 40-60.
Seems to be European based.
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Make a Windowbox of Herbs and Lettuce
Growing herbs and salads in a windowbox provides a fresh supply close to the kitchen, and by making your own box, you can ensure it fits your space perfectly. All you need are some simple tools and a few basic carpentry skills.
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When to Start: any time
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Decide on the length of your windowbox and buy pieces of wood long enough to make two sides, two ends and a base, and mark them out.
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Use self-tapping screws to attach one side piece to an end piece; two screws should be enough. If the wood is hard, drill small pilot holes first. Repeat with the other side and end pieces. Screw the two sections together.
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I visited a new doctor in the Philadelphia suburbs today due to stomach issues-and got the CW line of advice: don't eat much red meat, eat yogurt and plenty of easily digested white foods, etc. Yuck. Does anyone know of a Primal/Paleo-friendly doctor in the Philadelphia area?
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Envision a world in which coffee mugs talk to bottle warmers that then talk to baby monitors. That world isn't that far away. In fact, it could be in your home within a few months. And Mimo is one of the faces leading the charge into that future! But instead of talking to a coffee mug, the Mimo Baby Monitor and Mimo Bottle Warmer talk to your smartphone.
January 6th was the start of this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the world's largest annual technology conference. The conference opened with a keynote speech by Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich that brought the Mimo Baby Monitor and the Mimo Bottle Warmer to the attention of millions of people overnight! In his presentation, Mr. Krzanich discussed the Internet of Things, a network of technologies that will enable anything to have a place on the Internet creating millions of remotely accessible and integrated systems, heralding in a new era of wearables like Mimo.
Krzanich's talk focused on the introduction of Edison, a Linux computer the size of an SD card. After introducing Edison, Krzanich brought Mimo, and other wearables on stage with him. The next few minutes were unbelievable for our entire team; the CEO of INTEL was pitching Mimo as part of the CES launch keynote. These moments were the culmination of a partnership that began about a month before, and challenged our engineering team to integrate a revolutionary chip in our products in just a few weeks.
By partnering with Intel and using the power of Edison, we can expand our thoughts on Nursery 2.0, a Mimo ecosystem that will help already great parents make parenting a little easier, calmer and most importantly, safer. With the soon-to-be-released Mimo product suite, technology in the nursery will enable your devices to communicate with each other. This integrated communication will allow for you to forget about the technology in your nursery and focus on your baby without some of those added stresses.
Best of all though, as we finalize the bottle warmer, mobile, and all other Mimo products we will have the latest technology in mind to make life as simple and pleasant as possible for the people that matter most: moms and dads. Not to mention, it'll allow us to make all our products much smaller and cuter! ☺
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But billionaires don't buy newspapers to run them as public goods, and smart billionaires don't buy newspapers to make money. Billionaires buy newspapers for influence. That is the point. The Post is among the most influential in the nation. Second- or third-most, depending on which party is in power. Buying the Washington Post is sort of like retaining the best-connected lobbyist in Washington, in a parallel world in which lobbyists are universally praised for their value to functioning democracies. Bezos needn't even exercise his influence in the vulgar fashion of a Murdoch. He can merely staff the paper with people attuned to his worldview and allow the opinion page to evolve to reflect his interests naturally. (And honestly, the interests of a rich "socially liberal" libertarian-leaning Democrat are already pretty well-reflected by the Washington Post editorial page.)
The very reasonable fear isn't that Bezos will fire all the reporters — he's a "long-term value" guy, not a cost-slashing Sam Zell — but that Bezos will use his newly bought influence to lobby for federal policies that align with his financial interests. He does not particularly want to pay taxes, and he'd strongly prefer it if his cheap labor remained cheap, which is to say non-union.
When newspapers are only owned by the rich they rarely argue for the interests of the poor. But we already reached that point years ago, and a Bezos is probably no worse than a Graham or Weymouth, in the scheme of things."


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Jack Hill (3.5)Sup - first and only review...Zack (3.5)This is defintely a very enjoyable record. It shows Justin Timberlake, really matured as ...I don't resent women for having a sex drive as long as they (3)Justin Timberlake displays a remarkable amount of ambition on this uneven album, but the l...Scott M. Baldwin (3)It's catchy, it's danceable, it's fun. It's also too long and at times, exhausting to list...
Benjamino Jackanory (4)70 minutes of clarity...Winesburgohio (4)A remarkable blend of pop nous, challenging facets and sexual congress on tap...fromtheinside (5)damn....Sobhi Youssef EMERITUS (5)Optometry puns aside, 20/20 is a turning point in mainstream pop and R&B...
Channing Freeman STAFF (4.7)Claims of revolutionism aside, it is very nice to hear Justin Timberlake sing again....Nathan Flynn CONTRIBUTOR (4.5)Lightning strikes twice...El. Psy. Congroo. (4.5)THE pop album of 2013....
Digging: Dirty Beaches - Stateless
but yeah, I'm having a difficult time getting over how good this is
haters be damned
this is just a joyous celebration of self-indulgence that turned out well
reminds me of Kanye's MBDTF in so many ways (though I'm sure that comparison is made all the time)
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffSome notes:
Obviously the site didn't need another gushing staff review for this, but I'm in a film reviewing class right now and the teacher assigned us this to review, felt like I had to post it
Thanks to Nathan Flynn for inspiring the angle ; )
also Blue Ocean Floor is ridic obv but y'all know that
Digging: Flying Lotus - You're Dead!
Album Rating: 4.5"I LOVE it!"
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffYou shouldn't have to ask me that question
Digging: Laked God and Yak - Butt Pirate Bible Force
Album Rating: 5.0"a Mitch Hedburg routine or an N'Sync album"
Album Rating: 2.6Of course. I'm gonna write mine soon.
Digging: Dope Body - Lifer
Album Rating: 4.5Also, I must confess: I'll probably also be reviewing this album in the near future. Get ready for too many words about JT, Sputnik.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
"a Mitch Hedburg routine or an N'Sync album"
Album Rating: 4.0no i mean you spelled his surname wrong downer you silly little FOOL
Wow nice
Digging: Chief Keef - Back From The Dead 2
Well I think it's pretty safe to say what will be the staff aoty
Album Rating: 2.6^ I just thought the same thing. Sadly...
Album Rating: 4.52.84
Digging: Iceage - Plowing Into the Field of Love
Album Rating: 3.0Well, gwyn, that's great cause now we'll know that the staff aoty lists won't be full of crap.
Album Rating: 5.0I just think essentially any other comedian would be a better example since Hedburg is at least on par with Louis CK and in terms of raw comedy he was probably more proficient at his craft.
Wouldn't a dane cook or carlos mencia work much better since they are at least in the same vain of comedy as Louis where Hedburg was so different (It would be like comparing 20/20 experience to black flag's first three years)
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offapril fool's?
Digging: Caribou - Our Love
Album Rating: 4.0omg now wabbit is spelling it wrong what have you done downer
mother of god
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