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Foodie Friday: Where to Celebrate National Chocolate Day
For some, Chocolate Day is every day, but one chocoholic went the extra mile and declared October 28 as National Chocolate Day. Here are just four of the sweetest places to celebrate:
Deal Alert: Kimpton Hotels from $99 This Winter
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurant's annual Karma Rewards Sale is back! This means the boutique hotel group is offering its lowest rates of the year — starting as low as $99 at some properties — along with double stay credit. To take advantage of the special rates, you'll have to become a Karma Rewards member, but joining is free.
Five Quirky Chain Hotel Amenities
Free breakfast, iPod docking stations, and coffee makers are nothing compared to some of the whacky hotel amenities we found. From vintage record players to pet psychologists, here are five quirky — and dare we say somewhat outrageous — amenities that can be found at hotel chains across the country.
Celebrate the National Park Service's Birthday with Free Admission
The National Park Service, which turns 98 this August 25, will be celebrating by waiving admission to its parks across the country on its birthday. Tagged as "America's Best Idea" in a PBS series for its part in preserving our natural landscape, the NPS now protects 84 million acres in all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
10 U.S. Universities to Visit (Even If You're Not a Student)
Colleges and universities aren't just institutions of higher learning. Some of them are itinerary-worth destinations, even for those who haven't stepped foot into a classroom for a long time, thanks to stunning architecture, fragrant gardens, impressive museums, and great history. Here are 10 schools that get an A+ on all these fronts.
How to: Experience a New England-Style Clambake
Picture a summer evening on the beach with a bonfire. Add to that steaming clams, fresh lobster, live music, and maybe even s'mores, and you have a traditional New England-style clambake. These are typically in full swing across the U.S. during August and into September. Here are five ways to enjoy one:
10 Weird Ice Cream Flavors and Where to Find Them
We may have missed National Ice Cream Day (it was on July 20), but National Ice Cream Month continues. Why not celebrate with a couple of scoops of something more adventurous than vanilla? Read more
3 Day Trips from Philadelphia for Culture Buffs and Foodies
From murals to music to roast pork, there's plenty for the budget-conscious traveler to enjoy in Philadelphia. But in case you're in town for an extended visit, we encourage you to hop on a train or get behind the wheel for a some nearby exploration. Here are three great day trips under a two-hour drive, whether you love art or history, tapas or beer:
7 Tasty, Quirky Food Festivals for the Hungry Traveler
Not just for summer, food festivals provide a year-round way for hungry travelers to sample a mouthwatering variety of dishes — without shelling out for a ton of meals out on the town. We've rounded up a few tasty celebrations and events across the U.S., from classic to quirky. The next time you want a taste of the local dining scene on a trip, here's where to tempt your taste buds:
4 Casino Perks That Non-Gamblers Will Love, Too
While Pennsylvania awaits a verdict on the state's proposed second casino, a recently-added feature at the ever-popular Valley Forge Casino (about 30 minutes northwest of Philadelphia) is making poker chip-wielding travelers around the country take note. Announced early last month, a new "Points for Miles" program offers gamers the chance to redeem casino player points for – get this – airline miles with US Airways.
5 Outdoors-y Diversions in and Around New York City
Imagine a New York City speckled with greenery, forests, and maybe even some 15th century medieval architecture. That New York City exists, sort of. For those of you planning an extended stay in the Big Apple, the urge might arise to escape the hustle and bustle for a day. Here are five NYC day-cations to tack on to your vacation… Read more
4 Small Towns that Raised Big Movie Stars
Although they shine bright on Hollywood Boulevard, some of the biggest movie stars had distinctly humbler beginnings. With less than a month to go until the Academy Awards, here are the small towns where some famous classic movie stars were born and raised. Read more
U.S. Museums with Free or Pay-as-You-Wish Entry
We're big fans of museums, wherever we go. And we'd never begrudge an amazing exhibit due support, particularly at smaller institutions that could use the help. But there's no reason why travelers shouldn't take advantage of free nights at various museums across the country. And there are more museums that offer suggested, donation-based entry than you might think.
Two notes before jumping into our roundup of free and pay-as-you-wish museum programs: First, this is not a definitive list, though we do plan on updating it regularly. Second, if you're a Bank of America credit or debit card holder, don't forget to check out the Museums on Us program. Flash your card (and ID) at 150 museums and cultural institutions across the country and you'll get in free on Saturday and Sunday during the first full weekend of every month. Read more
5 Small, Off-the-Beaten-Path Museums In Philadelphia
Philadelphia's most iconic thoroughfare, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, is populated by important art and cultural centers like the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Rodin Museum, and the Barnes Foundation. Directly east of there is the Liberty Bell viewing site, and Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence took form. But what if you're looking for slightly more obscure cultural references? It turns out Philadelphia has plenty of that, too, as long as you're willing to seek it out. From mosaic-tiled houses to the world's first pizza museum, here are a few places to spice up the usual Philly itinerary: Read more
Oddities & Maladies at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum
Somewhere between the liver shared by history's most famous set of conjoined twins and the wall of eye abnormalities, I learned that not all museums are created equal. I was in my late teens when I first visited the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia and had already developed a pretty opinion of museums as being stuffy and dull. The museum at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, however, showed me how wrong I was. Ever since that visit, it has remained one of my favorite venues for science, history, and, well, weirdness. I revisited the museum last fall and marveled once again at the collection that amazes, flabbergasts, and often disgusts many visitors. Part science museum, part history museum, with a dash of carnival slideshow thrown in, the Mütter Museum is far from your average place of learning. That's part of it's charm, though. Beyond that, it's also a tribute to how much doctors and scientists have learned about the human body over the centuries. Read more
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Annual St. Nicholas Community Celebration
On Friday, Dec. 6, 2013 the St. Tikhon's Community gathered together for the Annual Feast of St. Nicholas Community Celebration. Many thanks go out to both Kristi Mackey and Leslie Patton for their hard work coordinating the event. The music for the evening was provided by Seminarian Matthew Joyner and his wife Ashley Joyner who sang a selection of songs from their self-recorded new Christmas album "Please Joyne Us for Christmas" before leading the room in singing well-known favorites like "Angels We Have Heard on High" and "O Holy Night." The Dean of the Seminary, Fr. Steven Voytovich and Faculty member, Dr. Mary Ford also led the group in singing "O Who Loves Nicholas the Saintly" in both English and Russian.
Leslie Patton, Mat. Rebecca Markewich, and Karmin Hibbard taught the children how to make crafted snowflakes, pinecone reindeer, and pipe cleaner candy canes.
Of course, our Saint Nicholas Day celebration wouldn't be complete without a visit from St. Nicholas himself, who brought gifts of "golden" coins, candy, and oranges for all of the children! St. Nick also donated some of his precious time by sitting for a photo with each of the children (and some adults.)
A wonderful time was had by all those present. Each year this event provides an important opportunity for the community to gather together for a fun time before finals week and Christmas break.
On behalf of the entire Saint Tikhon's community we would like to thank all of the people who volunteered their time and talent to make this event possible.
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The breadth of the Atlantic Ocean doesn't impact the reach of Alfredo Patino. As the chef and owner of Bin No. 18, the Miami-based chef draws inspiration from the casual cuisine of European bistros while using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and contemporary technique to lend a bit of New World flair to the ever-changing menus. French, Italian, and Latin American flavors appear throughout Chef Patino's cuisine, adding a global scope to the regionally rooted dishes.
Shareable platters of imported European cheeses and cured meats are served alongside Latin staples, including octopus salad, as well as classic Italian entrees made with homemade pastas. But recreating time-honored classics isn't the only thing that Chef Patino does. He also demonstrates a willingness to experiment by fusing New and Old World influences. This culinary whimsy is evident in the kitchen's modern interpretation of a Cuban sandwich—complete with slow-roasted pork, brie, and fig sauce—which earned a spot on Food & Wine magazine's list of the Best Sandwiches in the U.S.
And much like the European bistros that originally inspired Chef Patino, Bin No. 18 features an extensive wine list. Like his menu, the wine list takes a global approach by including bottles from Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Portugal, Hungary, Greece, and Austria, as well as Argentina, New Zealand, South Africa, Washington State, California, and Oregon. This variety of options ensures that numerous pairing options are available for diners looking to enjoy a glass with their meal or collection of small plates. CBS Miami was also impressed by the selection, placing Bin No. 18 on its 2011 list of the Best Wine Bars In South Florida.
The Old World inspiration shines through a bit more clearly in the restaurant's décor, which skews more toward a rustic, yet refined ambiance as opposed to a nouveau vibe. Wooden wine barrels sit beside tables with avocado-green chairs, occasionally doubling as small side tables. At the same time, the collection of crystal chandeliers dangling from the ceiling adds a bit of classical elegance to the space.
Inspired by the menus of neighborhood eateries throughout Naples, the chefs at Fresco Miami combine the traditional and modern as they assemble refined dishes using high-quality ingredients. Pastas, pizzas, and grilled entrees are speckled with familiar flavors such as buffalo mozzarella and imported Italian prosciutto, as well as imaginative adornments such as Maine lobster and edible microchips. Adhering to his own time-tested recipes, Alfredo Forgione and his handpicked team of chefs also churn out oven-crisped Neapolitan pizzas.
Fresco Miami's décor, much like its cuisine, effortlessly blends contemporary and time-honored styles. The wall art's vibrant reds and purples stand in contrast to the dining room's hues of black, white, and brushed nickel. Outdoors, patio seating allows diners to enjoy their meals as they keep an eye out for the return of their favorite cloud.
A man seizes a bottle of liquor by its neck, lifts it off its grooved feet, and hurls it into the air. Eyes forward, he catches it behind his back with his left hand as his right pours the first ingredient in a mixed drink. Off The Hookah's flair bartenders juggle flaming concoctions and fix classic cocktails inside a 14,000-square-foot restaurant with Moroccan décor and cushy beds and couches. After high-fiving the two pharaoh statues stationed by the door, guests can dig into tapas, sushi, and artfully arranged Mediterranean cuisine. Outdoor seating wraps around the entire main hall, providing plush couches from which to exhale hookah fumes and watch mariners tying up their boats or saddling their sharks at the marina. On the weekends, DJs spin Mediterranean, Latin, and American records, while belly dancers undulate around indoor and outdoor areas.
The bar looks like a beer-lover's rainbow, a row of draft handles representing more than 30 brews. While bartenders fill pints and 7-ounce flight glasses, flat-screen televisions air major-league sports from around the world, from football to international soccer to pay-per-view UFC bouts. These surroundings make the bar and grill the kind of place where fans can spend an entire day catching games while enjoying drinks and a menu of pub fare. Valet parking lends the sports-focused eatery a luxurious aspect only seen in the sports world when the Marlins wear tuxedos instead of their baseball uniforms. In addition to sports, Hoops attracts guests with special events such as Singles Mingles and karaoke.
Instead of turning to friends to set them up or winging it online, Miami's singles often seek out the expertise of Heart Tango, a speed-dating enterprise that helps match young professionals with like-minded individuals. Daters meet up at area eateries and lounges known for their romantic vibes and heart-shaped restrooms. Once there, singles search for a match among approximately 20 people, spending a few minutes each with prospective significant others. After the two- to three-hour events, daters can log into their profiles, which become available 24–48 hours after the close of the evening and alert them to mutual love connections.
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i dont think dan belongs to serena... serena is really hot and cool... so she deservs more..like nate or carter.. noo better NATE
How about Danivia?
Olan, Dolivia, nothing works for me. Dan belongs to Serena!
And I never understood why Dan and Jenny live with Rufus and not with their mom
Still it doesn't feel like Dan's house. Although he is entitled to bring his gf to meet his Dad.. haha just got mad because he is not with Serena...
Rufus and Jenny have lived there for a few months now
That's Serena's house... (or even chuck's) What is dan doing bringing olivia there? Although rufus is married to lily now, they still fell like outsiders to me...


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Offering a day spa, a restaurant and a turtle-shaped swimming pool, Hotel Millenia Samoa is just 5 minutes' walk from Palolo Beach.
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Located beside a beautiful beach, Leuaina Seaside Resort offers a restaurant, a bar and a swimming pool. All villas feature a patio boasting sea or tropical garden views.
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Set on 15 acres of tropical gardens, Tanoa Tusitala Hotel offers air-conditioned rooms just 400 metres from Apia's waterfront. Each room includes a spacious bathroom, cable TV and a patio or balcony.
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Situated among the peaceful native bush in Ululoloa Heights, Samoa Tradition Resort is just a 7-minute drive from central Apia.
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We loved everything - friendly staff, ideal location good food ,efficient service free bananas!!
The restaurant in the hotel is perfect! I love the people there, and the fish dishes are very delicious! And the Niu (fresh coconut). Thanks a lot!
Service from staff excellent Food in restaurant very good and reasonably priced
Our sheets had stains on them Not enough clothing storage space even though plenty of room No spare towels handy due to climate
Was in a great location walking distance to the city. Staff were friendly and helpful.Very comfortable and clean. Would recommend to stay there. Food in the restuarant was very good and value for money.
As I don't drink coffee there was no other alternative in the breakfast that was included and had to purchase breakfast juice or water. Which is only a small thing but a little annoying.
The pool was closed for renovation. This was one reason we picked the hotel so we were disappointed that we ended up there under false pretenses.
Spotless room ,friendly helpful staff,lovely meals at a reasonable price.
Good aircon and pool, easy walking distance to Apia centre
We didnt find the female receptionist very helpful on several occasions
Rooms were spotlessly clean. Dinner at the restaurant was good- especially the poke- and reasonably priced.
The cot wasn't set up ready for our son when we arrived- but reception was very good in getting it set up soon after.
Friendly helpful staff, location and restaurant were all great.
Cleanliness and quietness of the place. Staff very friendly and easy to deal with. Had no problems with our stay. Nice experienceand different from other venues that we have been to.
During our stay, none come to mind.
Easy walk to town-about 5 mins. Attentive helpful pleasant staff. Lovely spacious rooms. Meals very reasonable.
Comfortable chair or 2 in room would be good
The staff were amazing, nothing was a bother, very helpful, friendly, waited on you hand and foot, never experienced this before. Love them all. The hotel is so clean & well maintained, the pool is fantastic. The restaurant offers wonderful meals always fresh, and they cooked our fish we caught for us.
Cant fault Amanaki on anything
staff - excellent customer service beds were most comfy on the trip in sa restaurant - quality of food service with a smile cleanliness of rooms layout of rooms, space, decor overall feel i can see why this place is always in demand... keep up the good work
couldn't fault anything
Very large room
Skimpy continental breakfast forcing on to BUY something off the menu.
Location, cleanliness, friendness of the staff. Great view from the upper floor.
The breakfast included in the rate is too basic - just tea/coffee, fruits and toasts...
There's lots of good points! Only a short walk to town and the markets. Opposite the ocean. The Restaurant was great. The staff are wonderful & very helpful. Really nice pool. Spacious room with great AC. And a great price!
friendly and helpful staff, nice pool- always clean, good restaurant with affordable prices.
The great service (from management and all staff), good food, clean rooms, reasonable rates. But particularly the service and management. I had to change a future booking but wasn't sure on the dates and the staff went out of their way to help.
The pool is great and very nice cocktails!
remarkably helpful and friendly staff and management. Everything is done to make your life easier. Unpretentious and cosy, the perfect place to stay if you need to be in the heart of Apia.
Relaxing atmosphere and the hospitality from the staff was fantastic always helpful. Food was great and price was appropriate considering others in the area charged more, money well worth spent. Would return again.
Large spacious rooms and bathroom Great service at front desk Lovely food Reasonable prices for drinks and food Nice pool area
Air conditioning wasn't strong enough
small cockroaches and ants in the room, especially at night
The staff and the price of the meals
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Kentucky business leaders say it's about becoming more competitive. Labor leaders say it's union busting.
The Right to Work debate is coming back to Kentucky with the filing of legislation on Thursday by House Minority Floor Leader Jeff Hoover (R-Jamestown).
"We believe this is probably the most important issue that we can advocate to create jobs in Kentucky," Hoover told WHAS11.
Right to Work laws prevent a worker from being forced to pay union dues as a condition of employment.
Backed by dozens of Republican legislators and business leaders in a Capitol Annex hearing room, the House's top Republican acknowledged the issue is controversial.
A Right to Work initiative by Gov. Ernie Fletcher in 2006 sparked union protests. In 2011, labor activists swarmed the Indiana State Capitol.
Union members descended upon Hoover's news conference on Thursday.
"What do you Republicans have against workers rights?" shouted one man at the end of the event.
Supporters say it's about making Kentucky more competitive as the state loses thousands of jobs to other states that now have Right to Work laws. 25 other states already have such laws, including Indiana and Tennessee.
"Not because the businesses are inherently anti-labor," said Dave Adkisson, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President. "But because they are inherently pro-jobs and pro-growth.
"They are basically just anti-union," said Bill Londrigen, Kentucky AFL-CIO President. "They don't want to see workers have a good wage and they don't want them to have a voice on the job and that's what we provide them with."
"Of course it's union busting," Londrigen continued. "It's undermining our ability to represent our members because it drains us of financial resources. They all know that."
"It's not about busting unions at all," Hoover said. "It's about giving employees an opportunity to have a choice."
Asked if proposing the legislation now is more about making it an issue for the 2014 mid-term elections than this session, Hoover said it was not.
"I mean, we believe very strongly in this issue," Hoover said.
Right to Work is also an issue in Kentucky's U.S. Senate race. Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell (R) and GOP challenger Matt Bevin favor the idea.
Backed by labor unions, Alison Lundergan Grimes (D) is opposed.


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TEHRAN, Aug. 11 (UPI) — After calling on the British government to exercise restraint in handling London riots, Iran said it was advising its citizens there to be on high alert.
British Prime Minister David Cameron deployed tens of thousands of police in London and other major metropolitan areas to control riots that began last weekend.
Cameron during an emergency session of Parliament said the rioting wasn't about economic issues but about a culture of violence.
With a massive security presence on the streets of London, Iranian officials asked British police and security forces to show restraint. That came as London rapped Tehran for curtailing press freedoms.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry said it advised Iranian nationals in London to be alert.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in a statement published by state-funded broadcaster Press TV, spoke in favor of the rioters in London.
"The true opposition in Britain is the people that are pushed to the ground and beaten on London streets and slain and yet no one hears their voice," he was quoted as saying.
Iran, following controversial elections in 2009, was chided by the international community for a crackdown on opposition protesters taking part in the so-called Green Revolution.


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Giving up partying with my favorite people for it.
I have an hour to get up and ready. I feel sick. But I've got this.
But Keith half woke up and kissed me and was super cute. Better than sex with kira knightly.
Well almost. :p
Please be in my bed when I come back upstairs.
I know, I know. I'm too busy to usually keep up with that stuff. I had no idea it was by the same guy who did requiem for a dream, I had no idea Portman and Kunis were in it, and I had no idea it looked so epic.
Whatever money is left from my pay check this month, is going to be put to seeing that movie.
Oh fuck. Speaking of that. Rent needs to be paid. Well hell.
So much alcohol will be consumed. Nervous about having to tackle a bar. Nervous because I dunno if they'll ID. nervous to be publicly intoxicated in front of my family.
But pumped. This better be the best shit show of 2010.
Tomorrow will be wonderful.
Got food, and Keith got his clothes for the wedding, and I saw Tim and I'm eating a baby bottle pop.
Garden state after he showers, and then sleep. Stoked! Buying five hour energies for tomorrow.
Suspenders. We got this.
Seriously stayed up til 8am talking and such. It was lovely.
You're lovely boo.
Wedding tomorrow! Nervous but I'm gonna look really good. Excited!
I'm about to get sentimental.
I love seeing friends smile. Yup. Anyways.
Never leave!
No I'm not in a room with four other guys.
No this isn't awkward.
So it's blue based. Cause it's cheap. If I wash it out early it probably will be blue. But I'll behave. Cause if I dont my aunt and grandma will say I ruined the wedding. They do that. 20 Ish minutes to go til this sets. Bored.
Had a cool moment today though. Tim, the guy from guitar center and walmart smoked with me and his friends and we talked about religion. I wish I could get his number without looking like I was coming on to him. One day I guess.
And im putting blue in my hair after. It's final.
Keith's day off.
Was supposed to spend the day with my boyfriend.
Just got completely ditched. In his house alone. I feel like I might cry.
I'm a fucking baby. I just needed a day with you and I don't need to be alone.
And I'm gonna feel like a bitch being mad at you. Because I hate when people in relationships fight and I hate when I cause them. But no, this is shitty, you know how bad its been lately.
I'm going to walk to the levee and read a book or something. Sorry but fuck you.
My apologies.
Gonna wake this kid up with an attack of kisses and then go to sleep.
Plans for tomorrow? Gordy, Keith and I are marathoning porn to do commentary, play candy land with Keith and Kyle, and see Ethan. Should be a good day.
And I'll start it the way I always start these. With new years. And this is the third but also last time it will start with kourtney smith.
It was midnight and Rosey was my midnight kiss. She had been texting me all night, for the first time in weeks. And I was sweet though I shouldn't of been. As everyone was passing out I agreed to meet up with her, and I lied and said I was meeting up with mikayla. Emma, being Emma, knew what I was doing without me telling her. Kourtney got me, we drove to white castle and got hot chocolate as we always did when she had fucked me over. I gave her the Christmas present I made her, even though she was ignoring me completely. It was a harmonica necklace, because she loved the harmonica, and a stupid little poem. She dropped me off and I woke up and was happy. Rosey found out I lied about meeting up with mikayla. Mikayla was pissed because I used her in a lie, met up with kourtney, and was pissed because I was mildly involved with her at the time. Rosey and mikayla, the two people who talked to me at the ward, and the two people who stayed with me every night, decided to leave my life. I spent every day from the first on with kourtney at some point and with Emma Parker Sean and Maggie. This went on for quite some time and I can't remember much more. Kourtney and I kept fighting and she once again got physically and emotionally abusive. But it was better this time. I was still attending highschool at this time. Close to daily.
And then one night in the beginning of April, I get a phone call. It was late, and it was from Molly Deaton, drunkenly thanking me for coming to see the musical, and talking to her on the headset. I actually saw that play with Ethan Mayes, randomly enough. Molly hands the phone to Alyssa, who I haven't spoken with since the previous June I think it was. She says she knows I probably hate her but wanted me to know she loved and missed me. I told her I didn't hate her, and honestly missed her too. Somehow she got me a ride in the middle of the night to Hyde park where I drank beer and shitty vodka with her Amanda Jill rob and Kenneth, all who I haven't seen in ages or never met. Amanda said something about her boyfriend. His name was Keith and he lived on Overton, where they hung out every night and I was invited at any time. Alyssa and I exchanged numbers, she said she'd text me tomorrow, and I went home. Sure enough she texted me the next day and asked me to come hang out. And I did. She picked me up with Amanda and we went to this place on Overton I'd never even seen before. Here begins the best summer of my entire life.
I walk in to a house filled with people and meet Keith Buckingham. I offer him a poptart and he hits it out of my hand and walks to the porch. Adorable.
We start going there every night. Alyssa and I would wake up around ten or eleven, she'd pick me up around midnight, and we'd hang out there. My day's were filled with bubble tea with my best friend, and my nights were filled with beer. Gay prom happens at some point and kourtney and i go. We go to Alyssa's afterward to drink and chased vodka with beer like an idiot and got way too drunk. Threw up all over myself and kourtney. It happens. Stopped going to school. Go to court a lot. I met Keith's mom and brother, I met cam and china and Blake. I learned how to play beer pong. I smoked my first actual cigarette. I drunkenly asked Keith why he was dating Amanda. We wrestled drunkenly outside. I came home every night before my mom took my brothers too school, and sometimes too late. Kourtney and I broke up. I fell for Keith. I was covered head to toe in bruises, cuts, and scrapes, and never once suffered a hang over. I went to the space and adventured. I wandered around Dayton and went out to the dam. I spent every night in the middle back seat. Keith driving. Alyssa in the passengers seat. We stole kittens from abandoned houses. I stayed many nights with Alyssa, making granny order us pizza. We were always drunk. I drove a car at some point from newport to hyde park. Hot tub night happened at some point though i couldn't tell you when. and I cried. Amanda hated us and rightfully so. Alyssa and I were pretty fucking depressed over girl bullshit. I guess spencer came into the picture at this point. This is beginning of June.
I messaged Spencer on facebook saying I hadn't seen him in a long time. He said he'd like to hang out with me, seeing as his place was a few houses away from bubble tea. Emma Parker and I went to the hookah bar, and as I hate hookah bars, I texted Spencer and asked if he'd like to meet me there. He did and we talked for a few hours, and I bought him an ice cream sandwich, and we went our separate ways. He asked me to go to sitwells with him, and we sat at the farthest table, and talked. I finally check my phone and it was almost one. We'd been talking for five hours non stop. He took me home and asked to watch a movie with me the next night. I went to his apartment around seven and we watched I heart huckabee from a safe distance and then started talking. We talked about everything. Around five am he took me home and asked to see me the next night. We talked. He said he liked me. I said it back. We talked more. He kissed me. We talked more. I held his hand. He showed me magic tricks. We talked more. The sun was coming up and he had to take me home. My nights with him were really some of the best I've ever had. He left on a trip for a week and called me every night while I took care of kittens. He got back around one am one night and came to see me. We watched a tv show he liked and sat on my kitchen floor with my kittens and we didn't touch. He left and his 20th birthday party was the next night. Emma Parker and I went. I've never been to a college party but the rooms were packed and the fridge was full of beer. Emma and Parker had to leave and I let them. I went out to his back alley where mike, Tommy, Gavin and Spencer sat. We sat there talking and drinking for hours. Eventually the party caught on and there were more than twenty people packed into this alley. Tommy kept bringing me beer. I met a bunch of really cool people. Everyone eventually started to head out and Spencer and i kissed for the first time since he left. We passed out on his bed, and woke up and kissed more. He took me home and that was that. He ended it the next day or so. He didn't like me having older guy friends, or exploring abandoned places, or being out every night drinking. And that was that. I really do love everything in my life but there's a big part of me that wishes that would of worked out. But everything happens for a reason.
Summer progressed. Emma and I went to a party and she left, and David was drunkenly trying to fuck me. I texted Spencer and told him I was at a party way too drunk. He asked where I was and I conveniently had the address copied already and drunk me pasted it and sent it to him when he asked. Before i knew it, he texted me saying he was outside. It was a half hour away and he yelled at me when I gave him money, and we fought the whole way to my house. I'm a charmer.
June went on, as it tends to. The nights on the porch progressed. I was signed up for GED classes. I went over to Keith's alone after all of them and we messed around and then never talked about it again. Things started to get messy. Dave came into the picture, thru Keith and Jill. Weed became a big thing that I didn't take part of, but quickly faded out. I got kicked out of my moms for some reason, though I don't remember what. I walked three miles from my house to the back of covington with all my clothes in a suitcase on the hottest day of the year. I had to crawl into my dad's house thru a window. I spent a week there, and it was filled with Jake and Amir and a typewriter and rejection from Keith. Dramatic kourtney texts, how strange. Emma and parker were introduced to the apartment and what I went thru on a nightly basis. Alyssa picked me up one night and I accidentally got insanely drunk and my dad kept calling me and I didn't know where I was and I turned off my phone. This is a beautiful fuck up moment. Actually beautiful fuck up night, probably the best of the year. I stay at Keith's. He ignores me. He goes to bed. Sarah pulls one of the most pathetic moves of all time and lays two couch cushions on the floor next to him just so I can hold his arm. He starts pushing on my spots on my back. I get up and kiss him. He gets in my pants. Somehow end up on the floor and he tries to fuck me. I get up and freak out and call Alyssa. She tells me he texted her saying, "don't ever leave a drunk Sarah at my house again. She just tried to fuck me." I'm pissed and try to talk to him. He won't talk to me. I go off. He goes outside for a cigarette. He goes to bed. I sleep alone on the couch, never feeling shittier. Wake up, call my mom, explain what happened with my dad. I go with her and get my stuff from his house. He treats it like a break up and tells me to, "leave the key." cute. I go home. Life goes as normal. Except I hate myself for what happened with Spencer, and what happened with Keith pisses me off.
I'm not sure where we are on the time frame. I'm thinking mid/late July. I throw an accidental party at my house, which now that I think about it, may have happened at the beginning of summer but let's put it here. It was supposed to be me, Emma, Parker, Sean, David, beer. Ended up being them, plus Alyssa, I think Jill at some point, Dave, emily, rio, Blake, and Keith and probably other people I forget. Too much beer. Keith leaves to buy cigarettes with David and kisses Alyssa goodbye. Alyssa and I happen and Sean gets mad but it was hilarious either way and I fun fuck you to Keith. Everyone leaves and david and I happen. Pass out. Got caught. But it was a blast.
I guess 18th birthday happens. At midnight Jill, Jennie, Alyssa, and Amanda bring me a cake and sing happy birthday. Jennie still awake from their "adventure" the night before. Cutest thing ever done for me. Oh I've been working at subway the whole summer, forgot that. Got off work, bought my first legal pack of cigarettes and a yellow lighter, and went to Adonis. Tommy and mikayla surprise me and Tommy and I talk all night. Emma and I dance all night. I had a blast.
This is the beginning of a time I fondly call the Tommy era. I get his number and he starts coming over every night and sitting on my roof with me or going to the pod with me every night. Thats really as far as that goes but I loved it. This is also the same time as the pool hopping era, where we broke into condo complex pools in the middle of the night. Keith had moved out of the apartment and into what we called the Meth lab. Emma came around more. Alyssa and I talked about getting an apartment. I got fired. We stopped talking to Keith.
Tommy left for school but I called him every night. Emma started school and we experienced college life and found it to be overrated. I got my GED. Alyssa and I somehow got an apartment. We started talking to Keith again. And a whole new apartment era began. My roommate and my best friend happened. I started whining about sleeping alone on the foam. We still drank a good amount and tattoos were done in the kitchen. We turned the living room into a slip n slide with maple syrup. Started hanging around with random people. Ivy and I met and it was great. We got fish. Alyssa pierced my smiley with a safety pin. We didn't sleep for three or four day periods at a time. And I was lonely.
Kevyn came home from the military at some point in all of this and we got him from the airport. I was drunk and got stuck in a trash can. It was hilarious. Keith smiled genuinely for the first time in a long time and it made me really happy. Keith, Alyssa. Kevyn and I slept on the foam, and I was a fuck. I was head over heals for Kevyn all of freshman year so I took the opportunity and we macked. I apologize to Keith and Alyssa for this. Alyssa got a bed. Everyone kept staying over, as in Keith, Blake, and Kevyn. Sometimes Dave. Usually all in my bed. Which was fucking adorable by the way, even though Blake usually slept away. Kevyn, Dave, and Keith and I would all spoon train and it was adorable despite circumstances that I'm about to get into.
Jill and Dave broke up. He asked to stay over. I was big spoon. He kissed my hand. I kissed the top of his back. He turned over and we macked and then laughed about how weird it was. And this somehow kept repeating. If Dave didn't stay over, Keith would, and the past of him and I making out and messing around and then never talking about it began again. I justify doing this with both Keith and Dave at the same time with the fact that I couldn't sleep alone, Dave wouldn't let me like him though I tried, and I'd tried with Keith before and he shut me down. So I was safe. It's not like I was having sex. It was fine.
Things got physical with Dave, though not exactly by my choice. He wouldn't let me be serious with him, relationship wise, no matter how much I asked and no matter how sweet I was. I started to get distant. Keith and I started getting really close and talking every night and texting a lot. I didn't think anything of it. One day when I was kind of attempting to take Dave on a date, we visited Keith. Keith said something along the lines of that he was in the mood to break up with someone and I volunteered to date him for twenty minutes so he could. It happened, we all laughed. Dave got pissed. I went home.
Maybe that night or a couple nights later we all, as in keith, Blake, Dave, Kevyn and I stay at Kevyn's house. I was Keith's big spoon and always have been so we spooned as we do. We were joking around talking about having types, and Keith said, "my type is skinny, scene, pale, listens to heavyheavylowlow, and has extensions." and I said, "I have four out of five," he looked at me and said, "let me rephrase that. My type is skinny, scene, pale, and listens to heavyheavylowlow." we looked at each other and he said, "girlfriend?" and I said "boyfriend?" and joke dating number two started. We lay down and he sees scratch marks on my back from Dave, what he would usually do to try to get me to fuck him, and the shit storm began. Keith and I "break up," Dave's cracking up, we "get back together" and Dave is pissed and neither Keith nor I will clarify if we're serious or not because we honestly don't know.
With all the drama, we "break up" again, I clear up things with Dave, and Keith and I start hanging out every day. I stay at Kevyn's with him. He flirts with me constantly. A month or so later he asks me to be his girlfriend, and here we are now.
It started getting colder. Keith and I morph into a relationship. Drama occurs often. Alyssa and I are moving out of our apartment and I'm moving home. I don't drink except maybe once every month and a half. I smoke too much. I have a job. We all go thru a lot. And we're all a little broken.
Keith and I are amazing.
But our friendships will never be as strong as they were this summer. So many memories. So many. No sleep day. Staying at kevyn's. Alyssa on top of the fridge. First tattoos. Just so many.
This summer was the best summer of my life. And I would do anything to have it back. Hopefully when it's warm out, it'll return. But for now I'll spend my time among the people I love trying my hardest. It's been one hell of a year. And let's be honest, we did it all wrong. But I loved until I couldn't anymore. I never stopped caring or trying. And I fucking lived more than some people do in a lifetime.
I don't regret a thing.
Here's to finding true happiness in 2010. You were amazing to me. Here's to 2011 being just as wonderful.
To all my friends, I love you more than you could ever ever know. You're my world and my family. I mean all of you.
Live love learn, as cliche as it is. And live fast and hard, it's worth it.
You picked up my mood times a million tonight. Thank you.
Felt a little like old times and it was nice.
Art documents failure. And the ones that don't, don't mean very much to me.
Maybe i'm just difficult. And a complete cynic.
I feel like that'll take forever but I think I'll start tonight.
I have a feeling may get out early tonight but I dunno. I don't have a book to read though, bummer.
But no work until Monday. Wedding friday. The world's trying to put me in a good mood.
Cant call off. Sleep more. I've got this.
You deserve so much more. But you also don't deserve me breaking up with you. But I want you to have the best and that's not me.
I'm not saying that as an excuse to leave, I'm saying it because I'm guilty of not being perfect. I want to be thinner, prettier, smarter, and sexier for you. I want to have a better job, a nice place and a car for you. I want to be less emotional and less clingy and need you so much less than this. I want you to have the best and I'm not it. I want you to have everything but have nothing to give you except kissing you so sweetly.
I owe you a million apologies.
Forgot the key to my house. I'm at Keith's and he's asleep downstairs and didn't really wake up when I woke him up. I'm upstairs alone.
Ever since the whole thing blew up about Keith cheating, dave, Kevyn, and Blake have been insanely distant. I hate staying here every night now. I hate staying at my mom's. I hate feeling like no where's home. I hate feeling like I don't have a home. I hate how the pepper pod is where I'd always go when I felt like this and it's closed until the fourth. I hate feeling like shit constantly lately. I feel like I've lost everything even though nothing's really changed. I hate feeling like I have to depend on pills, substances, or people to be happy. I hate feeling alone. I hate feeling helpless. I hate feeling like I don't belong anywhere I go. And I hate not having anyone to talk to about it, cause I feel like such a bitch mentioning it.
Life is a fucking waste, and we all know it deep down, but keep up with these distractions. But they're not cutting it. Everything feels fake, and nothing feels warm. And the things that do get tainted by this fucking sick thought process.
I want to feel at home. I want my friends who I considered to be my family. I want to mean something somewhere and I just don't.
I feel like fucking shit. And the only solutions I can think of would isolate me so much more.
Fuck, Keith. Wake up. Come upstairs. Help. I genuinely mean 'help.'
Feeling unwanted. Pathetic, I'm aware.
Coffee withdrawal. Pepper pod how could you do this to me.
How silly is that.
From what you've said, I'm better than Molly could of been. Still makes me sad.
And as I was typing this, you rolled over and put your arm and leg around me and kissed my back..
Nevermind Nevermind Nevermind.
Explains a lot.. Hmph.,
And I feel like I desperately need someone to push me. Drastic change.
Break up with me. Move me far away. Phone call from someone in the past. Tell me you hate me. Steal me and let's just leave.
But I really don't want any of that to happen. Except maybe the last one.
Why am I craving to get my heart broken? Why am I craving to hurt?
I guess I'd just rather it be now than later.
I actually blog instead of just posting pictures.
I know, I'm not cool, I know.
I feel bad sitting on my phone on tumblr while Keith sleeps, only cause he's so cute on me when he sleeps and I wish I could do the same.
I just feel bad tonight.
This week I'm getting everything out of my apartment and going to my mom's.
Friday I'll be paying rent with everything in my bank account.
For some reason I'm sad tonight and can't shake it.


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DC New 52 Justice League #1 will come with cover variants for each of the 50 US states plus DC and Puerto Rico
In February of next year, DC kicks off the new Justice League of America series with a bang. Comic titles sometimes have variant covers, but with JLA #1 launches, it will have a whopping 52 variant covers, one symbolizing each of the 50 states of the US plus DC and Puerto Rico. What, no love for Guam or the Virgin Islands?
DC axes six New 52 titles, replacing them with six more
DC's not done with revamping the DC universe with their New 52 titles. They recently announced six titles that once got the New 52 treatment that will be getting the axe and replacing them with six new titles that will get the revamp treatment.


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Jennifer, 24. Click here for my FAQ. Here you'll find personal posts and a combination of things I like. That could be a range of anything from clothing, positive messages, gaming, movies and books. Maybe we have something in common?
This is one of the best parts of "Family Guy: Blue Harvest" to me.
All the random cameos.


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Alarm Clocks with Bonus Features
These clocks have an iPod dock plus additional features, like nature sounds, time projection, or CD players
By The Good Housekeeping Research Institute
CD Stereo Dual Alarm Clock Radio with Docking for iPod iC2196, Emerson ($70)
Take your pick: This unit plays CDs, AM/FM radio, and iPod. The time is easy to read from your bed, and the settings are self-explanatory; our testers gave it a top score for effectiveness of the alarm. Also has battery backup. (emersonradio.com)
Philip Friedman
Projection Clock Radio with Dock for iPod IC308B, iLive ($70)
This iPod projector clock with dual alarms lets you fall asleep or wake up to nature sounds, white noise, buzzer, iPod, or AM/FM radio. However, testers thought the screen was too bright, so if you're sensitive to light, it may keep you up at night. It also lacks battery backup — not great if you have a power outage. Also be aware: Our experience with the company's customer service was poor. (ilive.net)
Philip Friedman
SoundSpa Fusion SS6500, HoMedics ($60)
With nature sounds to put you right to sleep and an effective alarm, this is another good-quality iPod/sound machine hybrid. While our testers rated it average for appearance, a kid or teen might really like the fact that it has interchangeable faceplates to match or contrast to an iPod. Note: The company has poor customer service in our experience. The clock also has dual alarms, AM/FM radio, and battery backup. Included faceplaces are white, silver, blue, fuchsia, and green. (homedics.com)
Philip Friedman
Docking Digital Music System with CD for iPod JiMS-210, Jensen ($100)
The CD player and iPod dock perform well, and our testers gave it high scores for ease of programming the time and alarm. It lost points for its looks, which our testers rated somewhat unattractive. Also has AM/FM radio, a remote control, battery backup, and excellent company customer service. In white or black. (jensen.com)
Philip Friedman


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After 35 Years of Service, Bill Stine Retires from NBAA
William "Bill" Stine II, longtime director of NBAA's international operations, retired from the association on Friday after nearly 35 years of service. Since 1979, Stine has been NBAA's resident expert on international business aviation communications, navigation and surveillance issues. He has served as staff liaison to the NBAA International Operators Committee and Schedulers and Dispatchers Committee, and helped set the agenda for the association's International Operators Conference, as well as for education sessions on overseas operations at NBAA's annual conventions.
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whenever I get sad, I just think about dan from florida
thanks, dan
sorry ?
would be a great help if i knew who you actually are…
no i hate people
what ?
who are you ? x
far out tell me
i did ask her too
who ?
well you never know till you try.
If you like me, why should you just keep it to yourself… ? you could be exactly what i'm looking for :)
i dunno about that.


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Power Moves | Galliano Joins Margiela, Guillaume Henry to Nina Ricci, Gap's CEO
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
Gap Inc. fell the most in more than three years after saying it will replace Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy, who was credited with reviving the apparel maker during his seven-year tenure, and posting disappointing September sales.
Gap Inc. Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy will leave the clothing retailer next year, passing the reins to one of his lieutenants, Art Peck.
U.S. retailers are suffering through the slowest back-to-school shopping season since the recession ended in 2009, raising concern that the year-end holidays will bring more of the same.
Recent surveys have found that members of the U.S. Millennial Generation — the roughly 80 million Americans born between 1977 and 2000 — pride themselves on their individuality, and shop accordingly.
Gap Inc. said Thursday that its sales edged up 3 percent in the second quarter as growth at Old Navy offset lower sales of the company's namesake brand.
NEW YORK, United States — Gap Inc., the largest U.S. retailer focused on apparel, tumbled as much as 5.3 percent in late trading after posting a comparable-store sales drop for June.
NEW YORK, United States — Gap Inc., the biggest apparel-focused retailer in the U.S., reported first-quarter profit that exceeded analysts' estimates, helped by sales of low-priced clothing and athletic gear.
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Angelbert Metoyer has just finished work on his first New York solo show, and his dealer, Paul Rodgers, is at his studio on the Lower East Side to collect 13 drawings. For the past 10 weeks, Metoyer's dizzying drawings of conjoined angelic figures, underscored with indecipherable script, have been dragged around his apartment, pinned to the walls, rearranged in speculative formations, powdered with chalk dust and gold dust. Metoyer prowled around barefoot, crouching to add some lines to one drawing with his right hand while simultaneously doing his automatic writing with his left hand. He'd fall into a reverie for a few minutes before moving on to the next picture. Metoyer wandered around his apartment this way for days, without sleeping. It helped not to think too much about what he was doing, so he could "conjure" more effectively, he said. But now his work is done. After Rodgers leaves, with the bundle of drawings tucked under his arm, Metoyer looks dazed. "I've got nothing!" he only half jokes, looking at the bare walls. "Imagine 13 little pieces of your body being taken away, man. Let's amputate 13 of your little fingers and toes."
Metoyer was born in Houston, Texas, on July 7, 1977 (7-7-'77), a highly auspicious date, he says, since seven is God's favorite number. He was born with six fingers on his left handa sign, according to Creole mythology, that he can feel things that aren't thereand a veil of skin over his face, a sign that he can see things that don't appear to others. Both appendages were removed at birth, but what they portend emerges in his otherworldly work.
Since studying at the Atlanta School of Art and Design, Metoyer has exhibited in Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Germany, and Cuba, and his work has accrued a large and prestigious fan base along the way. Metoyer isn't fazed or overimpressed by praise for his work: He sees it as inevitable. He was proven right when all the work at Paul Rodgers ended up selling out on opening nightwith at least one piece on its way to a museum. (The show continues through December 20 at 529 West 20th Street.) Even though he says his work feels like a part of his body, he's not devastated when he sells it. "I don't see the buyers as owning my work. They just borrow it for their lifetime." (Metoyer "knows" his work will be around for hundreds of years.) On the certificate of authenticity that buyers get with a Metoyer, he writes, "Thank you for helping me with my research." Metoyer is working the art world his way, and he's devised a kind of parallel system with its own semantics: borrower for owner, conjuring for drawing, research grant for price tag. And instead of an artist, Angelbert would rather be called an alchemist.
Comparisons with Basquiat are inviting but superficial. Metoyer is a phenomenally ambitious young artist, and he paints exuberant compositions featuring text, symbols, and images. But if Basquiat was street, Metoyer is cosmic. "The only similarity between me and Basquiat is that we're both Creole," he says. This is a rebuke to lazy stereotypingracial and artisticbut for Metoyer it means something more: "So maybe we have the same inner force." He won't say exactly what this means. "Jean-Michel gave me his crown," Metoyer says, grinning easily, because he knows Basquiat's is an influence that he's now fully assimilated. The collage style of some of his earlier worksa rampage of torn pictures of Africans, statue sketches, animal drawings, grids, star charts, and slogansis jelling into a more unified, symphonic expression.
It was when Craig Massey, a senior vice president of Morgan Stanley, was looking at Basquiat sketches in a Texas gallery that he stumbled across Metoyer's work and was transfixed. He forgot all about the Basquiats, called up Metoyer, and soon became his adviser. For the past two years, Metoyer and Massey have been dazzling the Southern art world with seductive charisma and spiritual work that they claim buyers connect to instantly. They also have a revisionist approach to the gallery system. "This is the first time I've really worked in the art world, and I was shocked at how unregulated things are," Massey says, slouching on a mattress on the floor of Metoyer's apartment. "In business, there are proper contracts and full disclosure of earnings. You can set things up so it's fair. That's what we're trying to do." With his financial expertise, Massey helped Metoyer set up Angelbert's Imagination Studios, LLC, an archive in Houston where the artist retains ownership of and control over the bulk of his work.
The South is Metoyer's creative and ancestral base. When he was 16, Metoyer's father took him to the Melrose plantation in Louisiana and showed him a cemetery. There were 12 other Angelbert Metoyers buried there. It was the first time the 13th one fully realized how famous his family was. "It was overwhelming and welcoming," he says. Several books have been written on the Metoyers, including The Forgotten People: Cane River's Creoles of Color by Gary B. Mills, which explains how, in the mid 18th century, the French plantation owner Claude Thomas Pierre Metoyer freed one of his slaves, Marie Thérèse Coincoin. Under Louisiana's Code Noir, they could not marry, but she bore him 10 children. Using the labor of freed slaves, the family founded the Isle Brevelle colony, which became one of the most prolific plantations in Louisiana, and earned the family prestige that other brown-skinned people rarely got.


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Undercover Boss Reviews
by EW | May 2, 2011 4:33PM EDT
CBS's Undercover Boss has always had it both ways. It pokes fun at egregiously overpaid executives without actually critiquing their entitlement — sort of like a reality-show version of The Office , except with each episode ending with faux uplift cou more
by maximiliano | May 2, 2011 3:52PM EDT
Undercover Boss "University of California, Riverside", Season 2 Episode 22 – Here we are, everybody! After a second season that had several strong episodes, as well as quite a few weak ones, Undercover Boss has come at an end for now. So with a season c more
by maximiliano | Apr 18, 2011 4:27PM EDT
Undercover Boss "BrightStar Care", Season 2 Episode 21 – Undercover Boss returned this week with a somewhat different episode with "BrightStar Care". Shelly Sun, the CEO of BrightStar, had a very interesting dynamic in this episode by bringing her husb more
by maximiliano | Apr 11, 2011 2:41PM EDT
Undercover Boss "Baja Fresh ", Season 2 Episode 20 – Having just eaten at "Baja Fresh" on Friday night, it was a great coincidence that tonight's episode of Undercover Boss focused on this popularrestaurant . David Kim, the CEO of Baja Fresh, was actua more
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Undercover Boss "Synagro", Season 2 Episode 19 – Eww! Undercover Boss returned this week with a rather gross episode in "Synagro". I know that companies like Synagro must exist, but never thought about the day-to-day activities the employees go throu more
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The minor in Business Administration is open to all university students and is designed to provide individuals with both a theoretical and practical understanding of operating a business.
Prerequisite: Students must take ECO 201 (this also fulfills LAC-T2IS or GER-IVB).
In addition, students must take 18 credits drawn from the following:
- Accounting 201 (3 credits)
- General Business (6 credits)
- These courses must be drawn from 2 different areas of business:
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Recent trip up to Antwerp, Belgium for live drawing at the Venuez 2013 Design Show. Lovely city!
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Stepped outside to enjoy a lovely blend from @terrone coffee here in Italy. Nicaragua, Messico, e Brasile. (at Vicolo Cattani)
First taste of Italian coffee at home. A lovely blend of Nicaragua, Messico, e Brasile from Terrone.
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Colville, WA –Colville National Forest Supervisor Laura Jo West is excited to announce that the 2013 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree is a majestic 88-foot tall Engelmann spruce growing on the Newport-Sullivan Lake Ranger District in Pend Oreille County. This tree will grace the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. in December 2013. "It's a very beautiful tree, one that the people of this great state will be proud to send to our nation's capital," said West.
Forest Service employees and the public were asked to identify candidate trees. Nearly 40 trees were turned in for consideration. After further review of each tree, forestry technician Cally Davidson narrowed the list down to 10 trees that met all the requirements, including height, fullness, branch uniformity and site logistics.
Last month, Ted Bechtol, Superintendent of grounds at the U.S. Capitol, visited the Colville National Forest to look at all the candidate trees identified. He evaluated trees in Stevens, Ferry and Pend Oreille Counties. Bechtol shared, "All of the candidate trees are excellent specimens, but the chosen tree has the fullness and width needed for the Capitol grounds."
Forest Service personnel recently met with the driver of the 2013 Capitol Christmas Tree, Duane Brusseau, to make sure that the truck and 80-foot long trailer could navigate the forest roads to and from the tree's location. Brusseau was delighted to report that the tree Bechtol selected can be accessed by the 100-foot-long truck-trailer combination.
The tree will travel in Washington State with stops in several cities, including Colville, Newport, Republic and Spokane, before beginning its nation-wide tour that includes approximately 14 stops across the U.S. before arriving in Washington, D.C. on November 25th. The final route will be announced in the coming weeks.
The Capitol Christmas Tree will visit and leave Colville from the Colville National Forest on Tuesday, November 5 from 9 am to 12 noon. Make plans to visit Downtown Colville to sign the banner to send the tree on its way. There will also be pictures with Santa, Smokey Bear and the Tree and more! Stops are also scheduled in Newport and Spokane, WA.
In late November, the tree will be delivered to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. where it will be lowered into 5-foot deep hole, and decorated with lights and thousands of handcrafted ornaments made by Washingtonians from across the State. In December, the Speaker of the House and one Washington State student, will light the tree and showcase Washington State's historical, cultural and natural beauty.
Throughout the holiday season, the tree will be lit at dusk and enjoyed by people from around world. The theme of Washington State's Capitol Christmas Tree is "Sharing Washington's Good Nature." For more information on the 2013 Capitol Christmas Tree, please visit www.
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I found this product to be ineffective and mildly irritating. No effects, positive or negative, on shine control or on the wear of my makeup.
I don't think this does anything for me besides feel nice when I mist it on. I've been using it about a month and don't see any difference. I will use the rest of the bottle but I won't buy it again. When it runs out, I might save myself the $40 I paid for this and just refill the bottle with water to spray on my face instead.
I am very sceptical about products that claim to control oil, i stopped using this product for a while not paying any attention to whether it was effective. during the summer i started using it again and actually was very surprised at how effective it was. Normally by lunch time i am incredibly shiny, but I didn't need to blot until about mid afternoon. I was very surprised by this so I took the liberty of spraying my neck and shoulders too and although I got as sweaty as most days, once the sweat dried it did not leave me feeling feeling gross and greasy.
This stuff is Crap compared to Mac fix+. The ingredients in Mac fix+ are a lot better for your skin as well. I advise anyone who wants a healthy glow to try Mac instead of this stuff! More for your money as well.
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This stuff... I can't even. It barely has any vitamins in it. It's just full of alcohol which causes free-radical damage, and concentrated menthol derivatives, which are highly irritating. Besides that it's just preservatives. This product is a complete and utter lie, and I feel personally insulted by Urban Decay.
Please, please look up the ingredients, and throw this awful concoction out.
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I really wanted to like this product, and I've used it for weeks now, but sadly I've seen little results. This might be due to the fact that this product may not be targeted for my skin's needs. I don't have problems with large pores or easily irritated,dry skin, but I do have combination, breakout-prone skin that can get red when healing.This isn't an awful product in the sense that it made my skin worse, but I just didn't see any significant results at all. Still has the cute, easy spray packaging all other UD sprays have, so that's a plus. I really like the "Over Night" makeup setting spray, and have been using it for years, but won't be repurchasing this product again.
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I bought this product as a desperate last attempt to have nice skin on my wedding day.
I have dry skin with constant angry red spots on my chin area and very large pores on my cheeks. I find that makeup always settles into my pores and looks horrible, Ive never found a primer which prevents this.
I use this product when I know I will be photographed, on special occasions and when I feel my skin is particularly bad. I spray about 2 pumps on to my skin so that it is damp but not soaking, then moisturise, apply primer, foundation (sometimes concealer) and a powder.
The spray works wonders on the texture of my skin and my pores are reduced in size. I find on hot days my foundation still settles into my pores later on in the day, depending on which primer I use, but it is less obvious than when I dont use the spray. The day after I use the product I do seem to see a slight improvement to the complexion of my skin. This is despite the fact that my skin often looks very tired after a day of wearing makeup usually.
For me, this product works well and Ill continuing using it on special occasions. Id use it more, but I prioritise my spending on foundations as so many make my skin break out. I would recommend this to those of you struggling with your skin texture!
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Not horrible, but it didn't do anything for me. For $33 I was expecting at least a little something. I stopped using it on my face and started using it to spray my brushes when I'm applying an eyeshadow that I want to have more pigment! Lol
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love this! i have blemish prone, very pale (red head) skin, with a lot of redness due to either scarring or blemishes etc. this really calms my skin down! i put it on before moisturiser, then once my moisturiser has settled i add another spray or two, then my makeup. love it. i have become a big fan of urban decay and i would reccommend anyone who hasnt tried their products to give them a go. i previously used mac, clarins, estee lauder, minerals, benefit (i used to have every product benefit sold), and always changing because they was always an aspect of the makeup i didnt like, but couldnt find one that HAD IT ALL. urban decay has fantastic products that i have really fallen for. this transforms my skin from patchy red to calm and even ready for makeup.
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Ok, I have super oily skin. by 10am, i start blotting the oil off my face already. anyhow, i've bought deslick spray, (i also hv deslick primer and the foundation come to think of it)..i can't really tell if it did anything as i was still oily.
so i was in sephora on my paris trip and the girl was really recommending this spray. on a whim i decided to try it despite the high price tag. this stuff really works! i spray before i apply serum and moisturizer. i no longer need to blot my face by 10am (probably only need to do that by say 2pm?). this was the only product that i was introducing at the time to my routine....and it has given me a better complexion.
yes the ingredient list looks scary...but it does work..for me at least!
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Employing stonemasons is steeply-priced, that being said be certain that you don't spend too much. We really are Kearney's most reliable neighborhood masons and well-known stonemasons. Our firm focuses on: stonemasonry, concrete floor renovating, engineering of rock patios and remodeling of stone driveways.
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Sept. 21, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Capon Springs Fire & Rescue, Capon Springs, WV will hold a car, motorcycle and fire apparatus show along with a yard party. Breakfast, chicken BBQ at noon, jaws of life demonstration, bake sale and a 50/50. BBQ dinners are $10 adults. Information: 304-874-3133


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— Victor Frankenstein (via freudensteins-monster)
— Victor Frankenstein (via freudensteins-monster)
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere
The ceremony of innocence is drowned;
The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.
Surely some revelation is at hand;
Surely the Second Coming is at hand.
The Second Coming!
Hardly are those words out
When a vast image out of Spiritus Mundi
Troubles my sight: a waste of desert sand;
A shape with lion body and the head of a man,
A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun,
Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it
Wind shadows of the indignant desert birds.
The darkness drops again but now I know
That twenty centuries of stony sleep
Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle,
And what rough beast, its hour come round at last,
Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?
The lion shall prevail.
You see, the secret I know is this. All of history is driven by the lion. We drag the poor zebra, kicking and braying, staining the earth with its cheap blood.
History doesn't remember us fondly, but then history is written by the zebra for the zebra.
"Among other things, you'll find that you're not the first person who was ever confused and frightened and even sickened by human behavior. You're by no means alone on that score, you'll be excited and stimulated to know. Many, many men have been just as troubled morally and spiritually as you are right now. Happily, some of them kept records of their troubles. You'll learn from them—if you want to. Just as someday, if you have something to offer, someone will learn something from you. It's a beautiful reciprocal arrangement. And it isn't education. It's history. It's poetry."
J.D. Salinger
"Yes, beheading is a serious business, I suppose," Oliver said kindly. "I think it would have been difficult to keep on living once your head was chopped off."
Puppet Parade
— Eric Hoffer