text:
This page contains Cheats for Hay Day organized by sections for iPad. Hay Day is a Simulation General game, made by Supercell, released on Jun 21, 2012 and published by Supercell. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
- Developer:
Hay Day iPad Cheats
Return to mother nature combined with experience the beautiful, simple life of working your land combined with rearing pigs. chickens, cows and sheep. Create a good name for your self by simply harvesting crops together with building sugar mills, bakeries plus dairies which change your fresh produce in to wholesome items you are able to swap together with your mates in your personal Farmer's Market.Supercell
- Publisher: Supercell
- Genre: Simulation General
- Release Date: Jun 21, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
Go to a friends farm and click on the toolbox. Sometimes it locked just click out of it but the reload the friends farm and find and click on it again. You can do this over and over again. When you reach your max u will continue to get the same item you last received. Hope this helps.....From: Tqgrl78
Buy a lot of wheat until silo full plant half of it then turn your device up right and shake it while cutting down wheat u will get free items....From: The one eyed CK
Watch this ipad video guide for some usefull gameplay tips and hints for Hay Day......From: Ejma
To use this cheat you need to first locate a red lockbox. (THIS WILL NOT WORK ON YOUR OWN FARM) You may get lucky when you tap on it and you get an item or coins, but most of the time you need three diamonds. If the box needs three diamonds don't pay for it instead "tap out of it". DO NOT ...From: Lockbox cheat
Keeping your fields together and harvesting as many crops as possible often gives building materials. Same with harvesting chicken or cows. Keep them close so you can sweep them all in a moment and you will see lots of building materials....From: SuperGramps
If you find a treasure chest on someones farm double touch and u will get the treasure....From: sam
Tip: When you reach level 27, there will be a boat to repair, once you repair it, Go fishing in any spot and you should get 1-3 diamonds when you get a highscore for weight of the fish. For example, if You were to catch a bronze (small) fish, You would get one diamond, But if You were to get a Silve...From: legokingmi
When you see the special discount offer for hiring Tom, wait till the offer expires and the ballon with the discount percent flys up, tap on the ballon and when it pops it will give you a random item....From: Chicken nuggetz
All you have to do is get a friend to put items on for low prices and get them before anyone else can. This also works for doing things like reviving trees....From: Gwen
In a friend's, follower or last helper farmer, find the toolbox. Most of the time it be will locked. Just tap it. When it is locked, DO NOT tap the X, but anywhere away from the pop up window to get rid of the pop up. Refresh your friend's, follower or helper farmer by tapping on his/her farm again....From: Maddey
Stuck on this game? Set a specific, clearly defined question and let others answer your question or view answers to previously asked questions. If you think you are an Hay Day expert then please try to help others with their questions.
How do you get the animals to go faster...
Posted on: 11-15-2014
How can I get it to empty it is always full and won't let me empty it...
Posted on: 11-06-2014
When I open a Store from the newspaper there is no item to buy at any of the advertises? Work before but for last Week totaly empty?...
Posted on: 10-11-2014
I just got my four goats at level 32. I was moving the goat pen to another location and then I had THREE goats! The fourth is gone! I thought it might be roaming around, but no. How do I get it back??...
Posted on: 10-08-2014
I used 35 gift cards and get an tractor but when i check my shop i don't see the trator that i got before...
Posted on: 10-04-2014
I never got my honey bee tree. It came and went so fast as I looked for a spot to put it how can I get it?...
Posted on: 09-28-2014
Hi, I really need help, you know how the scarecrow tells you what to do, well I unlocked the store and newspaper a d he told me to do something, but I didn't see it and now I'm stuck....
Posted on: 09-26-2014
How can I buy a specific item like nails when I don't see them listed in newspaper ads?...
Posted on: 09-19-2014
Hay Day - Gameplay Review Trailer
- May 24, 2014, Views: 832
Hay Day - EggTastic Update Trailer
- Jul 5, 2014, Views: 308
- Left In The Dark: No One On Board HD - Gameplay Review Trailer, (iPad)
- The Cursed Ship, Collector's Edition HD - Gameplay Trailer, (iPad)
- Hallowed Legends: Templar HD - A Hidden Objects Adventure - Gameplay Review, (iPad)
- Mystery Of The Opera HD - Trailer, (iPad)
- Chubby Kings - Penguins - Gameplay, (iPad)
- Candy Crush Saga - Official Trailer, (iPad)
- Fish With Attitude - Trailer, (iPad)
- Nikki UP2U: A Dressing Story HD - Gameplay Review Trailer, (iPad)
- Brave Duck Arrow Shooting HD, (iPad)
- Aaron Pong HD, (iPad)
- Aces Temple Slots Casino - Epic Top Prize Seekers Slot Machine Games HD, (iPad)
- Crazy Secret Agents Fall HD, (iPad)
- Keno HD, (iPad)
- Lost Lands: Dark Overlord HD - A Supernatural Fantasy Game, (iPad)
- Mystery Case Files: Dire Grove, Sacred Grove HD - A Hidden Object Detective Game, (iPad)
- Aces Classic Casino Slots - Real Vegas Style Gambling Jackpot Slot Machine Games HD, (iPad)
- Awesome Jackpot Rich-es Of Vegas HD - Make It Rain Casino Pro, (iPad)
- Baby Dragon Fly HD, (iPad)
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Episode: Choose Your Story - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Ready To Fly Trailer, (Wii)
- The Settlers - Kingdoms Of Anteria - Announcement Trailer, (PC)
- Entwined - Quick Look Trailer, (PS3)
- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (iPad)


text:
Marin Software Officially IPOs: Stock Up 20%
Marin Software, one of the leading search and social marketing platform providers, has officially IPO'ed this morning at The New York Stock Exchange.
The IPO looked to be a hit, with their stock price currently up over 20%. The IPO price was $14.00 per share with 7,500,000 shares. The high went to $19.95 per share, and it is currently at $16.90 per share. The ticker Marin Software is listed under is NYSE:MRIN.
Marin Software said:
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. are acting as lead book-running managers for the offering. UBS Securities LLC and Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated are acting as book-running managers, and Wells Fargo Securities, LLC is acting as co-manager.
Marin filed their IPO about a month ago.
The picture above is of Marin Software's Founder and CEO Chris Lien rings the Opening Bell to celebrate their IPO at the New York Stock Exchange.
DON'T MISS OUT! The agenda for Marketing Land's SMX West search marketing show is now up. Search marketing is the biggest area of digital marketing. You can't afford to get it wrong! SMX has practical tips & techniques for those experienced with SEO & SEM plus a welcoming environment for beginners. Learn more!
(Some images used under license from Shutterstock.com.)
Discover what's up in the business of marketing each Friday.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Add Sale Alert
1,000+ products
Searching ...
High heel boot Suede upper Pull on style with hidden partial side zipper Stacked heel Leather insole and rubber platform sole Measurements: Heel height 3 3/4", platform sole 1/2", shaft height 12 1/2", calf circumference 14"" material="Suede" origin="Spain"
Coclico Bride High Heel Boot $540 $229
Light-catching stones dazzle on these platform sandals from E! Live from the Red Carpet. Perfect for a glamorous night out, the leather and satin sandals flaunt alluring cutouts and a sleek silhouette. Satin strap with ankle buckleOpen toe Wrapped heel
Caged and commanding, these Sam Edelman sandals make every night out standout. Suede upper, synthetic lining, manmade sole Imported Open toe; caged upper; adjustable ankle strap with elastic inset; functional back zip 4.5" heel, 0.5" platform; feels like 4" heel Available in full and half sizes
Stay comfy while you stun the crowd in the Kelsey sandal from Dyeables. Part of the Comfort Collection by Dyeables Satin or shimmer upper in a dress pump style with a peep toe Strap with adjustable buckle Pleating at toe Stone detail Dyeable to match dress color Smooth lining, cushioning insole with extra padding Flexible rubber outsole, 2 inch heel
Dyeables Women's Kelsey Sandal $65.95–69.95
Prepare to make a statement with these commandingly caged sandals from Dolce Vita. Leather/suede upper, leather/manmade lining, leather sole Imported Open toe; functional back zip; cutout caged upper with suede underlays at front 4.25" heel Available in full and half sizes
Absolutely brilliant, these Giuseppe Zanotti evening sandals are a step above the rest in gleaming, specchio metallic leather graced by sculptural, naturalistic adornments. For a walk down the aisle or an unforgettable night out, these are a must. Specchio metallic leather upper; leather lining; leather sole Made in Italy Open toe; buckles at outside Metal leaf embellishments 4.75" heel, 0.5" platform, feels like 4.25" heel Available in full and half sizes
Prepare to make a statement with these commandingly caged metallic sandals from Dolce Vita. Specchio metallic leather/suede upper, manmade lining, manmade sole Imported Open toe; functional back zip; cutout caged upper with metallic suede underlays at front 4.25" heel Available in full and half sizes
The peep toe is set on a glittering, glam new platform that will rock your night out. Glitter fabric upper, leather lining, rubber sole Imported Peep toe; slip on 6" heel, 1.5" platform; feels like 4.5" heel Available in full and half sizes
Loads of crisscrossing, strappy details makes the Sydney evening sandals stand out from the rest. By Lauren Ralph Lauren. Imported Leather upper Round open-toe evening sandals with adjustable ankle strap 3-1/2" heel Man-made sole
EXCLUSIVE TO NET-A-PORTER.COM. Jimmy Choo's 'Legia' sandals are perfect for evening events. This Italian-made pair is crafted from soft suede with hand-knotted metallic leather straps. We think they look especially elegant styled with all-white outfits. Heel measures approximately 100mm/ 4 inches Beige suede, silver and gold leather Buckle-fastening ankle strap Designer color: Almond/ Metallic Mix
Burberry's sandals are an elegant choice. Made in Italy from pale-gold leather , they're designed with a smooth satin footbed and a low heel. Wear yours to stay chic and comfortable during long events. Covered heel measures approximately 45mm/ 2 inches Pale-gold leather Buckle-fastening ankle strap
The small, quiet lake in the center of the park looks inviting in the moonlight, and so do these grey herringbone booties! Back-zip into this pair and promenade their decoratively buckled duos of straps to the shore, adding a casual sense of calm to this memorable evening.
Try on the Lavi, a lovely luxurious look by BCBGMAXAZRIA! ; Made of shimmering satin upper. Easy slip-on design. Open-toe silhouette. Asymmetrical ribbon detail. Synthetic lining. Lightly cushioned synthetic footbed. Wrapped heel and platform. Leather sole. Imported.
BCBGMAXAZRIA Lavi $185 $73.99
Enjoy the crisp twilight air at an alfresco dinner, then skip off in these brown lace-up boots to see the rest of your new town! Perforated detailing trims the wingtipped toe, heel, and quarter of this vegan faux-leather pair, taking you down the block to your next adventure in style.
Perfect for a beach bride or a reception shoe-switch, a trove of crystals adorns this laidback (yet glamorous!) dark silver pair. By Mystique. Leather upper with glass stones and Czech crystal embellishments; leather sole. Handmade. Imported. A BHLDN exclusive
BHLDN Lucent Sandals $200
Lattice-sliced champagne leather gives these heels a soft look that goes beyond the wedding day, while the low heel and ankle strap lend them to stepping out on the dance floor. By Klub Nico. Adjustable buckle. Leather upper; leather sole. 2.5" leather wrapped heel. Brazil. Color is a BHLDN exclusive
BHLDN Lattice Heels $170
Crafted from handmade artisanal lace sourced from a French Lace House, this bohemian pair is both romantic and of-the-moment. The comfortable medium heel and fastened grosgrain bow at the ankle make them perfect for dancing. By Harriet Wilde. Tie closure. Nylon tulle, cotton lace embroidery, cotton grosgrain trim; leather sole, cotton grosgrain tie. 3" satin-wrapped heel. Handmade in Spain.
High-watt gold lace and a pared-down, slingback silhouette creates an elegant window to display the foot, while a medium heel keeps them dance-floor friendly. By Rowen. Adjustable buckle. Metallic lace upper; leather sole. 3" metallic lace wrapped heel. Handmade. Imported. A BHLDN exclusive
Featuring a sky-high heel and hidden platform, this luxe satin pair is finished with a crystal adornment that complements glamorous gowns with aplomb. By Badgley Mischka. Satin upper; leather sole. 4.5" satin-wrapped heel; 0.5" platform. Handmade. Imported.
BHLDN Gemmo Heels $245
Fendi's Italian-made leather pumps are classic and timeless. The beige hue will work with any skin tone, and the subtle black and brown striped heel gives them a graphic twist. Wear yours to temper brightly colored separates. Heel measures approximately 85mm/ 3.5 inches Beige leather Slip on Come with replacement heel tips
Fendi Leather pumps $700
It's right there in the name: the Poise sandal from Touch Ups by Benjamin Walk. Satin or shimmer upper in a dress sandal style with an open toe Crystals on the vamp Cupped heel Dyeable to match dress color Smooth lining, cushioning insole Leather or faux leather outsole, 3 inch heel
Sleek metallic leather and velvety suede give these pointed-toe Sergio Rossi pumps a chic, layered look. Slim, two-tone slingback straps buckle at the ankle. Covered stiletto heel. Leather sole. Leather: Calfskin. Made in Italy. Measurements Heel: 4in / 100mm
From Pelle Moda, the Fey women's dress sandals feature: metallic leather upper with dazzling rhinestone embellishment eye-catching silhouette adjustable strap with buckle closure for a custom fit synthetic lining lightly padded footbed leather outsole 0.8" platform; 4.75" heel Imported.
The Melvie platform pumps will dress up your look with a bit of everything--crisscrossing straps, a peep toe and a thick platform. Imported Satin upper Round peep-toe platform evening sandals with rhinestone accents 1" platform, 5" heel Man-made sole
Turn some heads in this gorgeous, jeweled style. The Lola platform high heel evening sandals by Circus by Sam Edelman. Imported Man-made upper Round open-toe platform high heel evening sandals with jewel details 4-3/4" heel Man-made sole
Get Sale Alert
Add to List
Snake-embossed straps lend luxurious texture to metallic leather Joie sandals. A buckle ankle strap wraps around the extended heel cap, and a low platform brings comfortable lift. Covered heel and leather sole. Leather: Cowhide. Imported, China. Measurements Heel: 3.75in / 95mm Platform: 0.5in / 15mm
Joie Jena Sandals $295
Enjoy the crisp twilight air at an alfresco dinner, then skip off in these black lace-up boots to see the rest of your new town! Perforated detailing trims the wingtipped toe, heel, and quarter of this vegan faux-leather pair, taking you to your next adventure in style.
Show off your killer style in the Tylyn evening pumps. This mixed material style adds elegance in a of-the-moment way. By Enzo Angiolini. Imported Upper: leather (black/gold); leather/suede (taupe, black) Pointed closed-toe evening pumps 3" covered heel Man-made sole
Enzo Angiolini Tylyn Evening Pumps $109 $57.22


text:
Organize the New York City Marathon and you get a 5,000-word profile in the New York Times. But who notices that unnamed, yet inspired genius at the Bolingbrook Park District in Illinois who put together today's Brew Dash ?
The race covered the nine-hole, 2205-yard Boughton Ridge Golf Course, with each hole having an aid station with samples of craft and seasonal beers. And they only charged $10 for the race!
The post-race party included a pie baking contest, more beers, pretzels, German potato salad, brats, pork chops on a stick (!) and live music by the Bratwurst Brothers , no doubt featuring their smash hit " I Like Beer ."
Let's see runDisney top that.


text:
Kraft Music began as a boutique Keyboard and MIDI shop nearly 30 years ago. Since then, we have branched out into Digital Pianos, Synthesizers and Samplers, Music Workstations, Arranger Keyboards, Portable Keyboards, Organs, and more from the top brands in the industry. Shop our wide-range of digital pianos and keyboards and get a great deal on a BUNDLE.
These instruments generally do not ship from the manufacturers with any accessories, so our money-saving bundles have you covered. Whether you need just the essentials such as a keyboard stand, piano bench and a pair headphones (for private practicing), or prefer to upgrade with a keyboard case and amplifier for playing on stage, or are building a setup for your recording studio, we'll have a package deal that gets you everything you need for one low price. If you have any questions, give us a call and let our expert product specialists help you find the right instrument and bundle that best suits your needs.
Korg KRONOS7 Music WorkstationKorg 73-note Workstation Keyboard with 9 Synthesizer Engines Learn More
List Price: $4,200.00
Our Price: $3,399.99
You Save $800.01 (20%)
Nord Stage 2 SW73 Compact Stage PianoNord Stage 2 SW73 Compact 73 Key Stage Piano Learn More
List Price: $3,999.00
Our Price: $3,599.00
You Save $400.00 (11%)
Korg Kronos X 73 Music WorkstationKorg 73-Key Music Workstation with Nine Synthesis Engines and Color TouchView Display Learn More
List Price: $4,600.00
Our Price: $3,699.99
You Save $900.01 (20%)
Physis H3 73 Key Digital PianoPhysis H3 73 Key Digital Piano with Lightweight Hammer Action Learn More
List Price: $3,995.00
Our Price: $3,550.00
You Save $445.00 (12%)
Korg Kronos 73-Key Music Workstation Keyboard$200 Mail-In Rebate from Korg!Korg 73-Key Weighted Action Music Workstation with Nine Synthesis Engines and Color TouchView Display Learn More
List Price: $4,350.00
Our Price: $3,299.00
You Save $1,051.00 (25%)


text:
Food you're tossing too early
Published On: Feb 19 2014 03:36:35 AM EST
Americans are wasting more food than ever, thanks partly to confusion over expiration dates. Find out which food you may be tossing too early.
The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
Upload Photo
7 impatiens alternatives to plant this year
So what can you plant this year instead of impatiens? I've spent the long off-season pondering that dilemma. In addition to coleus, a colorful foliage plant, I can recommend some great flowering annuals with a long bloom cycle that are low-maintenance, can tolerate at least some shade and have the same suitable-for-bed-or-container habit as our beloved standby. It wasn't easy, but I did find seven solid alternatives I think you'll like.-- Jessica Damiano
LI chefs take on Newsday's Thanksgiving Leftovers Challenge Despite weather, parade balloons come to life 2014 NYC holiday window displays 'Fox's Cause for Paws' adoption special Gifts for food and drink lovers Scenes of Florence Travel gear and gadgets Holiday gifts for co-workers Gifts for pets and pet lovers Holiday events for pets on Long Island Sneak peek: Union Square Holiday Market 5 creative turkey recipes for Thanksgiving


text:
|Sq ft
|3 beds
|2.0 Ba
For $14,000 you will own this property free and clear. This is a great fixer and in no time can be up and ready to rent or flip! A local property manager says the property will easily rent for $700-$750/ month. You can earn a MINIMUM 22% cash-on-cash return
Grove Park will be home to the Westside Park, a portion of the extensive Belt Line project. Westside Park will be the site of Atlanta's 1.9 billion gallon drinking water reservoir and the park itself will be approximately 300 acres and will host hiking and biking trails among other activities. The US HUD Secretary called the Atlanta Beltline "one of the most comprehensive and sustainable urban development efforts in the nation." Get in on the action at the ground floor and watch your investment flourish.
|District Type
|School District
|Unified School District
|Atlanta Public Schools
|This listing is priced
|Zip Code
|90% less than
|30318 Homes for Sale
|90% less than
|Homes for Sale in Atlanta
|90% less than
|Fulton County Homes for Sale
|90% less than
|GA Homes for Sale
|Unified School District
|91% less than
|Homes for Sale near Atlanta Public Schools


text:
Choose your preferred language. We speak English and 41 other languages.
Most often used by people in the United States
All languages
FREE cancellation on most rooms!
Instant confirmation when you reserve
No booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed
Including 213,278 vacation rentals on villas.com
72,091 destinations in 209 countries
It's easy to cancel, make changes or send a request to the property
40,720,000 reviews from real guests
Website and customer service in English and 41 other languages
Join 30+ million other travelers who have downloaded our free mobile apps
Show me hotels in nearby cities:
Show me hotels near:
Show me hotels near:
See where others are staying...
|Apartments Aliance
|Fort Hotel Uralskaya Street 52A, Ekaterinburg (0.5 miles from Osnovinsky Park)
Score from 8 reviews: GoodJust a 2-minute walk from trams and a 3-minute walk from Osnovinskiy Park, this hotel in central Ekaterinburg offers air-conditioned rooms with refrigerators and free Wi-Fi. More…
$41 Average price per night
|Apartments in Ekaterinburg Smazchikov street 3, Ekaterinburg (0.5 miles from Osnovinsky Park)
Score from 21 reviews: GoodLocated within 1 km from Yekaterinburg Train Station, Apartments in Yekaterinburg provide modern accommodation with free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen. More…
$38 Average price per night
|Alexandria on Uchitiley Street Uchiteley Street 14, Ekaterinburg (0.2 miles from Osnovinsky Park)
$68 Average price per night
|Alexandria on Uralskaya Street Uralskaya Street 62/1, Ekaterinburg (0.6 miles from Osnovinsky Park)
$53 Average price per night
|Apartments Vavilon 5 Ulitsa Krasina 3A, Ekaterinburg (0.4 miles from Osnovinsky Park)
$64 Average price per night
We've negotiated with thousands of hotels to get the very best deals. We call them Secret Deals and they only last for a limited time.
You can get these deals for free by subscribing to our newsletters. You can even choose your favorite destinations to receive personalized deals.
Get started now by entering your email address. We'll instantly send you a link to our Deal Finder!
Don't worry – your email address is safe with us. We'll never share your private information and you can unsubscribe at any time.


text:
Mall announces holiday hours
November 26, 2014
The Mall at UTC will open early for Black Friday.
Ranch student dances her way to Macy's parade
November 25, 2014
Lakewood Ranch Silver Stars co-captain Danielle Calabrese performs in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday.
Districts partner for water solution
November 25, 2014
Lakewood Ranch CDDs 2 and 6 will collaborate for a utilities turnover.
New board members assume the majority
November 25, 2014
When Lakewood Ranch Community Development District 6 met Nov. 20, the majority of its board was new to the public spotlight.
Ranch burglaries raise security awareness
November 25, 2014
As the holidays approach, Lakewood Ranch residents and law enforcement offer tips to battle holiday burglaries.
Parents grapple with standards
November 25, 2014
To help their children with homework, parents must learn new methods.
Waterlefe opens its new annex
November 25, 2014
As Franklyn Dickson walks through the Waterlefe River Club, his voice rings with excitement as he highlights each new detail — paintings by Waterlefe artists in the front lobby, carpet tiles in the dining area to make for easy replacement, a permanent dance floor, and an expanded bar, among other features.
News Briefs
November 25, 2014
Attorney general OKs arming officers at schools; Manatee County School Board welcomes new leaders; Animal Services offers Black Saturday adoptions
Photography group focuses on 200 members
November 25, 2014
The Lakewood Ranch Digital Photography Club has grown so much, it's starting to run out of room.
Observer seeks community input at town hall meetings
November 25, 2014
The East County Observer will host a community meeting 7 p.m. Dec. 11 to engage with readers and hear suggestions.
- Dec
3 Advent Study
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
- Dec
6 17th Annual Jingle & Jog Road Race and 1 Mile Fun Walk
8:00 am
- Dec
6 Manatee Aubuon - OPEN HOUSE at Felts Audubon Preserve
8:00 am - 11:00 am
- Dec
7 6th Annual Charity Event
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Puppy paradise
Com has found a home!
Money man
Lakewood Ranch Town Hall's Finance Director Steve Zielinski is the community's money man, and he's got the cufflinks to prove it.
Observer on the hunt for displays
We're making our list of the best holiday lights displays in East County and checking it twice.


text:
Scars are souveneirs you never lose
axnewxdisaster ( F P )
at 2005-08-23
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
Everything's good.. until it all falls apart.
Sincerly Rachel ( F )
at 2011-05-07
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
I feel as though I am hanging off a cliff
Wanting to let go and just end it right here
But I hold on
Hoping that somebody would care enough
To pull me back up again
at 2011-10-15
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
Voices haunt the temples
of my warped head
I can't stop the razor
because it wants me dead.
Lady Nik ( F P C D )
at 2009-10-03
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
The girl who semed unbreakable...broke
the girl who seemed so strong...crumbled
the girl who always laughed...cried
the girl who would never stop trying... --> finally quit
Roo ( F )
at 2006-04-11
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
I'm one of those girls,
That will smile when they are sad.
Laugh when they want to cry.
Do things to please people
When it hurts them inside.
I'll listen to you all night,
And wont expect it in return.
*~ShaTTeRed GaL~* ( F P )
at 2006-11-01
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
"Being alone hurts more than you will ever know, don't tell me it will get better because I have suffered long enough to know that it won't."
Its not like I will be missed ( F C D )
at 2007-04-16
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
"I am afraid to die but I'm terrified to live."
Its not like I will be missed ( F C D )
at 2009-03-19
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
"When you can't look on the bright side, I'll be sitting next to you in the dark."
A lifeless wanderer ( F C D )
at 2010-01-06
rating: 5.0
votes: 14
If you know how I feel then I feel sorry for you.
Static ( F C )
at 2006-10-16
rating: 5.0
votes: 14


text:
King's Court Castle, Orion TownshipBridal Show at Brighton High School- January 4th - 1:00-5:00...
Lake Orion fairs festivals events
Here Come The Brides Bridal Show
Sunday, Feb 1 12:00p
Waterford Log Cabin Days
Saturday, Jun 27 10:00a
Fish Hatchery Park, Waterford TownshipCelebrating log cabins of MI. Entertainment, food, tours of historic buildings, exhibits of old fashion trade, kids booth, ponies, live music and dancers living historic encampments and crafts...
Spring Celebration Arts & Craft Show
Saturday, Mar 7 10:00a
Lutheran High School North, MacombJuried craft show of 100 crafters. Bake sale and lunch available. Students available to help crafters set up and take down, as well as deliver lunch during show...
Art & Apples Festival
Friday, Sep 11 10:00a
Rochester Municipal Park, RochesterPresented by Paint Creek Center for the Arts, a nonprofit art center, the Art & Apples Festival is Michigan's second largest juried fine art festival with an average attendance of over 125,000 fest...
Karen Newman Holiday Show
Sunday, Dec 7 7:00p
Andiamo Celebrity Showroom, Warren
Lapeer Days Festival
Friday, Aug 21 10:00a
Downtown Lapeer, Lapeer3 day festival with non-stop Free entertainment on 3 stages, free childrens' activities, vendors, classic car show, clowns, carnival and midway, huge craft show along the river front...
Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market - May
Saturday, May 16 10:00a
Walter Sundquist Pavilion & Riley Park, FarmingtonHere at our bustling market you will find fresh locally grown Michigan produce, meat, locally prepared foods including farm value added and of course unique artisan crafted originals for home and g...
Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market - Opening Day
Saturday, Jun 6 10:00a
Walter Sundquist Pavilion & Riley Park, FarmingtonHere at our bustling market you will find fresh locally grown Michigan produce, meat, locally prepared foods including farm value added and of course unique artisan crafted originals for home and g...
Michigan International Women's Show
Thursday, Apr 30 10:00a
49th annual Detroit Camper and RV Show
Wednesday, Feb 4 2:00p
Parcells Craft Show
Saturday, Dec 6 10:00a
Parcells Middle School, Grosse Pointe WoodsJuried Holiday Arts and Craft Bazaar held every first Saturday of December. 2,000 attendees expected. ** Estimated start time Please confirm **
Art in the Sun
Friday, Jun 19 10:00a
Downtown Northville, NorthvilleNorthville - The 27th Annual Northville Art in the Sun fine arts festival invites you to experience over 100 juried artists, lively music, food, kids' activities, and the ambiance of downtown North...
Juneteenth - A Time To Reflect & Rejoice
Friday, Jun 19 10:00a
Riverbank Park, FlintFlint's Juneteenth Celebration is designed to provide area residents with activities and events that share and celebrate African Americans' Day of Independence. 3,500 attendees expected...
PCMB Spring Arts & Crafts Ensemble
Saturday, Mar 21 10:00a
8400 Beck Road, CantonThe PCMB Arts & Crafts Ensemble is a juried arts and crafts event held twice each year to help raise funds for the Plymouth-Canton Band Programs at the three high schools in Plymouth-Canton. $2...
Here Come The Brides Bridal Show
Sunday, Jan 4 1:00p
Brighton High School, BrightonBridal Show at Brighton High School- January 4th - 1:00-5:00...
Lake Orion fairs festivals Related Topics
Hot Tickets More »
Sun 12/7 7:00p
Upcoming Holiday Events More »
Senior Holly Holiday Luncheon
Wed 12/17 12:00p
Senior Christmas Light Tour
Tue 12/16 5:30p
Cookies with Claus - NEW TIME 2-4 pm
Sat 12/6 2:00p
Senior DEC 22nd Movie - Four Christmases
Mon 12/22 1:00p
Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Christmas Attic
Sat 12/27 8:00p


text:
Dear Conservative Americans,
The years have not been kind to you. I grew up in a profoundly Republican home, so I can remember when you wore a very different face than the one we see now. You've lost me and you've lost most of America. Because I believe having responsible choices is important to democracy, I'd like to give you some advice and an invitation.
First, the invitation: Come back to us.
Now the advice. You're going to have to come up with a platform that isn't built on a foundation of cowardice: fear of people with colors, religions, cultures and sex lives that differ from your own; fear of reform in banking, health care, energy; fantasy fears of America being transformed into an Islamic nation, into social/commun/fasc-ism, into a disarmed populace put in internment camps; and more. But you have work to do even before you take on that task.
Your party -- the GOP -- and the conservative end of the American political spectrum have become irresponsible and irrational. Worse, it's tolerating, promoting and celebrating prejudice and hatred. Let me provide some examples -- by no means an exhaustive list -- of where the Right as gotten itself stuck in a swamp of hypocrisy, hyperbole, historical inaccuracy and hatred.
If you're going to regain your stature as a party of rational, responsible people, you'll have to start by draining this swamp:
You can't flip out -- and threaten impeachment - when Dems use a parliamentary procedure (deem and pass) that you used repeatedly (more than 35 times in just one session and more than 100 times in all!), that's centuries old and which the courts have supported. Especially when your leaders admit it all.
You can't vote and scream against the stimulus package and then take credit for the good it's done in your own district (happily handing out enormous checks representing money that you voted against, is especially ugly) -- 114 of you (at last count) did just that -- and it's even worse when you secretly beg for more.
You can't fight against your own ideas just because the Dem president endorses your proposal.
You can't call for a pay-as-you-go policy, and then vote against your own ideas.
Are they "unlawful enemy combatants" or are they "prisoners of war" at Gitmo? You can't have it both ways.
You can't carry on about the evils of government spending when your family has accepted more than a quarter-million dollars in government handouts.
You can't refuse to go to a scheduled meeting, to which you were invited, and then blame the Dems because they didn't meet with you.
You can't rail against using teleprompters while using teleprompters. Repeatedly.
You can't rail against the bank bailouts when you supported them as they were happening.
You can't be for immigration reform, then against it .
You can't enjoy socialized medicine while condemning it.
You can't flip out when the black president puts his feet on the presidential desk when you were silent about white presidents doing the same. Bush. Ford.
You can't complain that the president hasn't closed Gitmo yet when you've campaigned to keep Gitmo open.
You can't flip out when the black president bows to foreign dignitaries, as appropriate for their culture, when you were silent when the white presidents did the same. Bush. Nixon. Ike. You didn't even make a peep when Bush held hands and kissed leaders of countries that are not on "kissing terms" with the US.
You can't complain that the undies bomber was read his Miranda rights under Obama when the shoe bomber was read his Miranda rights under Bush and you remained silent. (And, no, Newt -- the shoe bomber was not a US citizen either, so there is no difference.)
You can't attack the Dem president for not personally* publicly condemning a terrorist event for 72 hours when you said nothing about the Rep president waiting 6 days in an eerily similar incident (and, even then, he didn't issue any condemnation). *Obama administration did the day of the event.
You can't throw a hissy fit, sound alarms and cry that Obama freed Gitmo prisoners who later helped plan the Christmas Day undie bombing, when -- in fact -- only one former Gitmo detainee, released by Dick Cheney and George W. Bush, helped to plan the failed attack.
You can't condemn blaming the Republican president for an attempted terror attack on his watch, then blame the Dem president for an attempted terror attack on his.
You can't mount a boycott against singers who say they're ashamed of the president for starting a war, but remain silent when another singer says he's ashamed of the president and falsely calls him a Maoist who makes him want to throw up and says he ought to be in jail.
You can't cry that the health care bill is too long, then cry that it's too short.
You can't support the individual mandate for health insurance, then call it unconstitutional when Dems propose it and campaign against your own ideas.
You can't demand television coverage, then whine about it when you get it. Repeatedly.
You can't praise criminal trials in US courts for terror suspects under a Rep president, then call it "treasonous" under a Dem president.
You can't propose ideas to create jobs, and then work against them when the Dems put your ideas in a bill.
You can't be both pro-choice and anti-choice.
You can't damn someone for failing to pay $900 in taxes when you've paid nearly $20,000 in IRS fines.
You can't condemn criticizing the president when US troops are in harms way, then attack the president when US troops are in harms way , the only difference being the president's party affiliation (and, by the way, armed conflict does NOT remove our right and our duty as Americans to speak up).
You can't be both for cap-and-trade policy and against it.
You can't vote to block debate on a bill, then bemoan the lack of 'open debate'.
If you push anti-gay legislation and make anti-gay speeches, you should probably take a pass on having gay sex, regardless of whether it's 2004 or 2010. This is true, too, if you're taking GOP money and giving anti-gay rants on CNN. Taking right-wing money and GOP favors to write anti-gay stories for news sites while working as a gay prostitute, doubles down on both the hypocrisy and the prostitution. This is especially true if you claim your anti-gay stand is God's stand, too.
When you chair the House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children, you can't send sexy emails to 16-year-old boys (illegal anyway, but you made it hypocritical as well).
You can't criticize Dems for not doing something you didn't do while you held power over the past 16 years, especially when the Dems have done more in one year than you did in 16.
You can't decry "name calling" when you've been the most consistent and outrageous at it. And the most vile.
You can't spend more than 40 years hating, cutting and trying to kill Medicare, and then pretend to be the defenders of Medicare
You can't praise the Congressional Budget Office when it's analysis produces numbers that fit your political agenda, then claim it's unreliable when it comes up with numbers that don't.
You can't vote for X under a Republican president, then vote against X under a Democratic president. Either you support X or you don't. And it makes it worse when you change your position merely for the sake obstructionism.
You can't call a reconciliation out of bounds when you used it repeatedly.
You can't spend taxpayer money on ads against spending taxpayer money.
You can't condemn individual health insurance mandates in a Dem bill, when the mandates were your idea.
You can't demand everyone listen to the generals when they say what fits your agenda, and then ignore them when they don't.
You can't whine that it's unfair when people accuse you of exploiting racism for political gain, when your party's former leader admits you've been doing it for decades.
You can't portray yourself as fighting terrorists when you openly and passionately support terrorists.
You can't complain about a lack of bipartisanship when you've routinely obstructed for the sake of political gain -- threatening to filibuster at least 100 pieces of legislation in one session, far more than any other since the procedural tactic was invented -- and admitted it. Some admissions are unintentional, others are made proudly. This is especially true when the bill is the result of decades of compromise between the two parties and is filled with your own ideas.
You can't question the loyalty of Department of Justice lawyers when you didn't object when your own Republican president appointed them.
You can't preach and try to legislate "Family Values" when you: take nude hot tub dips with teenagers (and pay them hush money); cheat on your wife with a secret lover and lie about it to the world; cheat with a staffer's wife (and pay them off with a new job); pay hookers for sex while wearing a diaper and cheating on your wife; or just enjoying an old fashioned non-kinky cheating on your wife; try to have gay sex in a public toilet; authorize the rape of children in Iraqi prisons to coerce their parents into providing information; seek, look at or have sex with children; replace a guy who cheats on his wife with a guy who cheats on his pregnant wife with his wife's mother;
You really need to disassociate with those among you who:
If you're going to use words like socialism, communism and fascism, you must have at least a basic understanding of what those words mean (hint: they're NOT synonymous!)
You can't cut a leading Founding Father out the history books because you've decided you don't like his ideas.
You cant repeatedly assert that the president refuses to say the word "terrorism" or say we're at war with terror when we have an awful lot of videotape showing him repeatedly assailing terrorism and using those exact words.
If you're going to invoke the names of historical figures, it does not serve you well to whitewash them. Especially this one.
You can't just pretend historical events didn't happen in an effort to make a political opponent look dishonest or to make your side look better. Especially these events. (And, no, repeating it doesn't make it better.)
You can't say things that are simply and demonstrably false: health care reform will not push people out of their private insurance and into a government-run program ; health care reform (which contains a good many of your ideas and very few from the Left) is a long way from "socialist utopia"; health care reform is not "reparations"; nor does health care reform create "death panels".
You have to condemn those among you who:
Oh, and I'm not alone: One of your most respected and decorated leaders agrees with me.
So, dear conservatives, get to work. Drain the swamp of the conspiracy nuts, the bald-faced liars undeterred by demonstrable facts, the overt hypocrisy and the hatred. Then offer us a calm, responsible, grownup agenda based on your values and your vision for America. We may or may not agree with your values and vision, but we'll certainly welcome you back to the American mainstream with open arms. We need you.
(Anticipating your initial response: No there is nothing that even comes close to this level of wingnuttery on the American Left.)
Written by Russell KingMarch 22, 2010, 3:16PM
AMERICAN HISTORYMaking the World Safe For HypocrisyThe American History You're Not Supposed to Know200 Years of Lies, Racism, Mass Brainwashing, Repression, Invasion, War Crimes, Genocide, Censorship http://bit.ly/cGdGyp1620: Lie Number One, The Pilgrimshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2007/12/1620-plymouth-massachusetts.html1763-1783: Lie Number Two, The American Revolutionhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2007/12/lie-number-two-american-revolution.html1783-1799: Lie Number Three, The Miracle of Democracyhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2007/12/1783-1799-lie-number-three-miracle-of.html1800-1849: Thirty Five Invasions And A Genocidehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2007/12/1800-1849-thirty-two-invasions-and.html1850-1859: Invasions, Racism, Slavery and Ethnic Cleansinghttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/01/1850-59-twenty-more-invasions.html1860-1864: The Civil War, But First, Let's Kill Some Indians And Get Rid of the Jewshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/01/1860-colombia.html1865-1869: The Final Solution To The Indian Problem And The Invasions Keep On Cominghttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/01/1865-1869-final-solution-to-indian.html1870-1884: More Invasions, More Racism, More Ethnic Cleansing. Happy 100th Birthday America.http://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/01/1870-1884-more-invasions-more-racism.html1885-1894: The U.S. Steals Hawaii, Four Thousand Lynchings, Shooting Workers in the Streets and Planning For a Splendid Little Warhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/02/1885-1894-more-invasions-more-racism.html1895-1899: The Spanish-American War, A Sordid Little Warhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/02/1895-1899-spanish-american-war-sordid.html1900-1904: The Philippines, A Full Dress Rehearsal For Iraqhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/03/1900-1904-philippines-full-dress.html1905-1909: Treacherous Muslims and Ze Quest For Ze Master Racehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/04/1905-1909-treacherous-muslims-and-ze.html1910-1912: Invasions, Apartheid, Lynchings, Censorship And The Quest For The Master Race But No Conspiracieshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/05/1910-1912-invasions-apartheid-lynchings.html1913-1914: Destroying Democracy in Mexico and the Federal Reserve Scamhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/05/1913-1914-destroying-democracy-in.html1915-1916: Dangerous Singers, Lynching Jews and Niggers Speaking French!http://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/05/1915-1916-dangerous-singers-and-niggers.html1917-1918: Now The Great War's A Good Thing, Fascism In America, SettingThe Stage For Old Adolf Plus The Miracle Of Free Speechhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/06/1917-1918-great-wars-wrap-and-now-we.html1919-1920: A Summer Of Blood, Lynching Will Brown And J. Edna Hoover Takes The Stagehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/06/1919-1920-summer-of-blood-lynching-will.html1921-1922: Setting Up The Hitler Project, Giving Away The Nation's Oil, Mass Murdering Black Americans And Poisoning All Americanshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/06/1921-1922-giving-away-nations-oil-mass.html1923-1924: Destroying Rosewood, Racial Purity In Virginia And Prescott Bush And The Boys Get Old Adolf Startedhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/07/1923-1924-destroying-rosewood-racial.html1925-1926: Legislated Ignorance, Dupont's Supermen, Hoover In Drag And Murdering Nicaraguanshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/08/1925-1926-legislated-ignorance-duponts.html1927-1928: Sterilizing Americans, Slaughtering Miners, Making Your Boyfriend FBI Assistant Director, Invading China And Dive Bombing Nicaraguanshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/08/1927-1928-steriziling-americans.html1929-1930: The Crash of '29--A Federal Reserve Production, Racist Pseudoscience, Murdering Workers (Again) And The Dulles Brothers Help Old Adolfhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/09/1929-1930-crash-of-29-federal-reserve.html1931-1932: Admiring Mussolini, The Depression Ain't So Bad For Some, Murdering U.S. Veterans And Killing Puerto Ricans And Black People For Sciencehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/10/1931-1932-admiring-mussolini-depression.html1933-1934: The Dust Bowl, Gangsters In Pinstripe Suits, Pimping For Hitler, The Merchants of Death And An All-American Couphttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/10/1933-1934-dust-bowl-gangsters-in.html1935-1936: Arming The Nazis, Gangsters For Capitalism, Hanging Out With Hitler, Blackmailing Hoover And Truth, Justice Or The American Wayhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/10/1935-germany.html1937-1938: Lebensborn U.S.A., Murdering Workers (Again), Murdering Puerto Ricans (Again), Arming Adolf (Again) And Outlawing The Killer Weedhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/11/1937-1938-murdering-workers-again.html1939-1940: War's Just Good Business, Shortselling Czech Stock, Torturing Veterans' Kids, Crushing Dissent And The Hitler Project Boys Hedge Their Betshttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/11/1939-1940-wars-just-good-business.html1941-1942: Lobotomizing Rosemary, Shock And Awe, Playing Both Sides Of The War And Concentration Camps In The Land Of The Freehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/12/1941-1942.html1943-1944: GM Builds Jet Engines For The Nazis, Apartheid In The Workplace, Beating Up Hispanics And The Hitler Project, Plan Bhttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/01/1943-1944-gm-builds-nazi-jet-engines.html1945: Bullshit At Nuremberg, Kissinger Joins The Boys, Experiment In Hiroshima, Installing Fascists And It's Not A War Crime When We Do Ithttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/02/1945-bullshit-at-nuremberg-kissinger.html1946: Stealing A Hundred Billion Dollars, The Mafia Finances Tricky Dick, Rewarding War Criminals And It Ain't Over Yet For The Master Racehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/03/1946-stealing-hundred-billion-dollars.html1947: Thoughtcrime In America, Nazi Immigration, Subverting Democracy, No Nigras On The Freedom Train And Mickey Mouse Is A Commie Rathttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/03/1947-thoughtcrime-in-america-nazi.html1948: Trying To Kill Robeson, Promoting Fascism, Mass Murdering Koreans, Lebensraum For Jews And Spying On Everyonehttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/07/1948-trying-to-kill-robeson-promoting.html1949: Bombing China, Lying To The World, Destroying Democracy, Silencing Uppity Niggers And Forrestal Goes Flyinghttp://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2009/11/1949-bombing-china-lying-to-world.html


text:
528 Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Category: Performing Arts Venues
Region: Minneapolis (Downtown)
Shapiro & Smith's spring concert plays just about every note on the emotional scale. Artistic director Joanie Smith unveils "Narcissus," in which our current infatuation with social media mirrors the obsession with self that plagued the mythological Greek hunter. Smith also reprises "Jack," a cheeky duet that investigates various Jacks in nursery rhymes, and was a favorite from last season. The soundscape by Brian Sostek reveals the dark origins of those nimble Jacks who sit in corners and tumble down hills. Possible historical references include Louis XVI, who broke his crown on the guillotine, and Marie Antoinette, who came tumbling after. With her late husband, Daniel Shapiro, Smith created a stark investigation of the Holocaust, "What Dark/Falling into Light," in 1996. She aims to carry the story to a new audience, along with the couple's physically charged "Dance with Two Army Blankets" (which, happily, has nothing to do with war). (Image by V. Paul Virtucio)
April 17-19, 8 p.m., 2014


text:
- Font:
- +
- -
Paris Hilton's biggest fan is — Paris Hilton.
Birthday visitors to the partying heiress' home in the Hollywood Hills were startled to see the number of portraits of Paris Hilton.
"Upon entry, guests were handed silver pens and told to write gushing messages on a gigantic portrait of the ever-modest party hostess," a reporter from the London Mirror noted.
Hanging in the living room was an enormous picture of Hilton, and when guests entered the dining room — yet another "gargantuan" portrait of the heiress.
More from TODAY.com
California boy wakes from coma after surviving fall from 230-foot cliff
A 4-year-old who fell from a 230-foot cliff woke from an induced coma on Wednesday — and his mom credits divine interventi...
- Make Thanksgiving easy with Sandra Lee's quick recipes
- Kristen Chenoweth performs 'Heart of the Matter'
- Watch this 4th grader get the ultimate surprise: A reunion with dad
- Meet the blind 13-year-old wrestler inspiring his teammate and family
- California boy wakes from coma after surviving fall from 230-foot cliff
Revelers were treated to fortune cookies, and the message inside each of them was the same: "Happy Birthday Paris."
Royal wedding on the way?
Is Prince William heading for a wedding?
The U.K. tabs seem to think so, and are claiming that the military police have been informed of the second-in-line's intentions to marry his long-time girlfriend, Kate Middleton.
The two met in 2001 and have been dating since 2003, but did not go public with their relationship until 2004. A spokesman for the royal denies that the couple is engaged.
Royal watchers are alarmed at the attention surrounding Middleton, and hope that she doesn't get hounded by the media like another woman who married into the royal family, Princess Diana.
Notes from all over
Is Mariah Carey switching to country music? For her film, she is. The crooner was on stage in Nashville recently, blasting out "Right to Dream," a country tune she co-wrote with Willie Nelson, but it's for the flick "Tennessee" she's shooting there. "People were weeping on the crew when she sang it," Aaron Woodley told Tennessean.com . "It's very moving, especially in the context of the film and her character." . . . The biological father of Madonna's adopted son, David, is eager to see him when the singer visits Africa. "I can't wait to hold him in my arms again. I want to see if he still recognizes me after all this time," Yohane Banda said, reports the Irish Examiner. "I want to see if he still looks like me with all the British food he is eating." ...Jennifer Hudson has big plans for her Oscar. "I want to put it in its own case with theme music when you open it up," the Dreamgirls star said, reports WENN. "He needs some clothes, I want to give him an afro... Don't tell the Academy!"
Jeannette Walls Delivers the Scoop Mondays through Thursdays on MSNBC.com
© 2013 msnbc.com Reprints


text:
Curvy Kate: The search is on
Would you like to be the face of Curvy Kate for 2014, win the trip of a lifetime AND star in a fabulous swimwear shoot?
Well, now is your chance!
With help from the Lorraine Show, Curvy Kate will begin its search for a new model. Interested in taking part? Pop along to a Debenhams store listed below and visit the Curvy Kate photo booth. It could be you!
Curvy Kate is looking for a group of friends, mothers and daughters, or even sisters to represent the brand as the new stars of its swimwear. A photo booth will be set up in store for customers to bare all in swimwear and to share with Curvy Kate 'why they love their mates/mothers/sisters'.
The best part about this campaign is that it doesn't matter what size or age you are – Curvy Kate is looking for all shapes and sizes to take part. It is all about feeling confident in your own skin and loving yourself – so just have fun…
There is also a trip of a lifetime to the Mediterranean up for grabs, along with starring in the fabulous swimwear shoot.
Visit these Debenhams stores on the dates below to take part:
|Saturday, 22 March
|MetroCentre, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
|Friday, 28 March
|Trafford Centre, Manchester
|Saturday, 29 March
|Liverpool One, Liverpool
|Tuesday, 1 April
|Bullring, Birmingham
|Thursday, 3 April
|Oxford Street, London
Created with the HTML Table Generator
For more details visit the Lorraine website.
Terms and conditions apply.


text:
The Irish have Irish coffee, the Scotch have Highland Coffee, the Germans have Rüdesheimer Kaffee, and college students have vodka and red bull. Kentuckians have the Kentucky Sundowner. Here's how to make one.
The Taste of a productive day
The Kentucky Sundowner
A twisted, artful rabbit hole in Idaho
Postcard: Stumbling Into Freak Alley
Boise, Idaho, 9:28 a.m. A huge deformed potato leers from the side of a building, plastered on the brick like a perverted ad for Ore-Ida. But this spud only shills for Boise's not-so-hidden oddity: Freak Alley Gallery, a collection of local artists' whims, painted with vigor and a poppy-field vibrancy of colors throughout a series of side alleys in the city's otherwise quiet downtown.
Bogged Down in West Yarmouth
Postcard: Harvesting Cranberries in Cape Cod
12:30 p.m. EST | West Yarmouth, MA — To get from the bog to the bar cart, cranberries endure a strange journey.
Wet trousers and world-class scallops
Postcard: Lunch at The Three Chimneys Kitchen Table
1:00 p.m. BST | Colbost, Isle of Skye, UK – We parked the truck somewhere in the north of Skye and picked up our rental Lapierre road bikes. It was very cold and raining hard, the aftereffects of Hurricane Gonzalo on the other side of the Atlantic, but we wanted to get a ride in and figured: let's just bike to lunch. Lunch was at The Three Chimneys, the Isle of Skye's best restaurant with a newly minted Michelin star.
Terrifying Road Rules in Beautiful Skye
Postcard: Yield Please, Yield
9:00 a.m. BST | Isle of Skye, UK – Driving a broad car on the wrong side of the road, from the passenger's seat, is an upsetting experiment in bizarro world physics.
High on a Scottish View
Postcard: High Noon in Glasgow
12:00 p.m. BST | Glasgow, Scotland, UK — After two delayed flights we stumbled through Glasgow airport at the crack of dawn and dumped our bags at a hotel. Like any respectable New Yorkers, we asked where the best coffee was and then jumped on the subway to the West End to consume several rounds of it.
Learning the way of the climb
Postcard: Learning to Climb in the Gunks
2:00 p.m. EDT | New Paltz, NY — I've never met a more playful group of people than rock climbers. The experienced ones seem to have the best sense of humor when they're standing on the edge of a cliff.
Instead of Gatorade and Gu, Chianti and Lardo
Postcard: Roadside Assistance, Italian Style
1:00 p.m. CEST | Gaiole in Chianti, Italy — Actually, we're something like 30 miles outside Gaiole in Chianti. Jeff's seat tube keeps falling, which makes sense because we're riding pre-1987 road racing bikes as L'Eroica requires, and the mechanic had reamed his tube (the bike's) something serious to get the seat post into it yesterday.
Good view, good drink, good company
Postcard: Paradise — and Beer — in New York Wine Country
6:15 p.m. EST | Seneca, New York – Ask for paradise and a wise man'll point you to the rule of three: good view, good drink, good company. You'll know when you've found it, like I recently did.
Don't be a pogie
Postcard: Searching for Bluefish at the Verrazano-Narrows
3:30 p.m. EDT | Just off Gravesend Bay, Brooklyn — "Pray that if you die, you don't ever come back as a pogie."
(and Pizza)
Postcard: Steep Descents in Sonoma
12:30 p.m. PT | Healdsburg, CA — I've got February legs in August this year, but the promise of legendary brick oven pizza at Diavola in Geyserville, CA, was enough to get me out of bed for a few dozen miles of riding out of Santa Rosa.
Ironman's fastest champion
Postcard: A Jog with Craig Alexander
7:00 a.m. ET | New York, NY — It's the triathlete's equivalent of shooting hoops with Kobe Bryant, tossing a football with Eli Manning or having a volley with Roger Federer: a morning run with Craig "Crowie" Alexander in Central Park.
Sporting Days
Postcard: Target Practice
1:15 p.m. ET | Dover Plains, NY — We've been enthusiastically told no fewer than four times that "trap shooting is golf with guns", but equating an activity that uses twelve-gauge shotguns to explode clay targets with the world of outlandish polo shirts and John Daly seems like a gross disservice.
A moment of faith on baseball's holy ground
Postcard: In a Hall with the Greats
Baseball is only a sport, something you put on in the background while you do your crossword. And then suddenly you're sitting in the Baseball Hall of Fame museum in Cooperstown, New York, the rumored birthplace of the sport, and there's a family on one side of you, happy father cooing in his baby son's ear about how lucky he is to see the greats in person, an old man alone on the other, grasping his 75th anniversary commemoration class yearbook in both hands and taking in the sights like a greedy drunk sucking at a bottle.
Goodwood, 3:30 p.m
Postcard: Fumes of Motoring Past and Present
Standing here in a small crowd of automotive devotees at the top of the Hill Climb at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, it's a privilege to breathe in the fumes of motoring past and present as historic cars and motorcycles whiz past in all their glory.
Centre Street, before the rush
Postcard: Nantucket Reds
Nantucket just before the summer tide of tourists rolls in is a special place.
The Ultimate Gear Valet
Postcard: A Street Vendor for Athletes
Central Park, New York — T2 Lockers, founded and run by Army vet and triathlete Richard Rafael, provides street-side storage for New Yorkers while they train in Central Park.
A lonely guard holds its post
Postcard: Willemstoren Lighthouse, Bonaire
In the 1830s the Dutch built the Willemstoren lighthouse at the southernmost point of the Caribbean island of Bonaire to warn sailors of the hazardous reef offshore. The lighthouse is now locked up, the keeper's house crumbling and derelict.
Reveling in a Moment
Postcard: Quiet Hikes
10:28 a.m. HST | Kauai, Hawaii — The two mile hike up to Waipoo Falls in Kauai's Waimea Canyon is by all measurement an easy one, but it underscores what's best about a quiet hike.
Stereotypical? Je n'aime pas
Postcard: Paris in The Summer
7:05 a.m. CEST | Paris, France — This couldn't possibly get more stereotypical. I'm standing on the Pont Du Carrousel an hour after sunrise pointing a medium format film camera downstream.
Pain and (Elevation) Gain
Postcard: Barry-Roubaix Sucks
GP heads to the Barry Roubaix dirt road race and comes away tired, angry, and fulfilled.
Upgrades are Futile
Postcard: Final Approach
10:34 a.m. | 4 miles southeast of Cayman Brac — Final approach in a puddle jumper is a visceral experience.
Scratching a nerdy itch
Postcard: Skipping Homework for Nintendo
A few hours spent playing old-school video games while draining a couple of beers proves the perfect way to accomplish some "homework" for an assignment.
Cracking Shells on The Chesapeake
Postcard: Crabs on The Bay
Kent Island, Maryland – I'm working through something like my fourth large blue crab. My hands are covered in salty Old Bay seasoning and some ooze that probably served a vital function when the recently deceased was scuttling around the Bay. Things are good.
Preparing for Takeoff in the Alps
Postcard: Air Zermatt
Zermatt, Switzerland — Air Zermatt pilots are the rock stars of the Alps, and they know it.


text:
The Robson Reading Series presents poet Al Hunter at the UBC First Nations Longhouse (1985 West Mall) on Wednesday, March 6, at 6:30 p.m. for a reading from his latest book of poetry, Beautiful Razor: Love Poems and Other Lies. Hunter is an Anishinaabe writer who has published poetry in books and journals around the world, taught extensively, and performed internationally, including at the International Poetry Festival of Medellin. Admission is free and books will be available for purchase and signing. More information is at http://www.robsonreadingseries.ubc.ca.
Poet Al Hunter to read at longhouse
Recent Posts From This Author
- FOI response shows $40-a-day plan in the works for monthsPosted on Nov 21, 2014
- VSB chairperson vote could hinge on Green votePosted on Nov 17, 2014
- UNBC joins growing list of schools waiving tuition for youth in carePosted on Nov 6, 2014
- Fund schools to national average, BCTF saysPosted on Nov 3, 2014
We encourage all readers to share their views on our articles and blog posts. We are committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion, so we ask you to avoid personal attacks, and please keep your comments relevant and respectful. If you encounter a comment that is abusive, click the "X" in the upper right corner of the comment box to report spam or abuse. We are using Facebook commenting. Visit our FAQ page for more information.


text:
Join Listal to create lists, share images, get recommendations and much more
Strangler vs. Strangler (Davitelj protiv davitelja) (1984)
Directed by
Starring (View all)
Pera Mitic
inspektor Ognjen Strahinjic
Spiridon Kopicl
Perina majka
Sofija Mackic
Mica Mojsilovic, svedok
Dr. Dobrica Kopicl
Written by
34 votesWhen I Was Young and Innocent... (22 items)
list by milica
Published 2 years, 1 month ago 13 comments
24 votesTop 100 HORROR movies (100 items)
list by Idemooo
Published 2 months, 3 weeks ago
23 votesMovies I want to watch (468 items)
list by Rath
Published 4 years, 10 months ago 9 comments
17 votesBest Ex Yugoslavia movies... (40 items)
list by ogioooo
Published 5 years, 3 months ago 7 comments
14 votesMy Favorite ExYU Movies (38 items)
list by milica
Published 2 years, 2 months ago
View all Strangler vs. Strangler lists (2 more)
Cover art, photos and screenshots
View all Strangler vs. Strangler pictures (26 more)
Description: Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, only became a metropolis when it got its first serial killer. The said killer is a big, fat, shy and mother-fixated man, played to deadpan perfection by one of Serbia's greatest comedians, Tasko Nacic. He lives with his cruel mother in a gothic apartment resembling those from Mario Bava's films. He sel ... (more)
Release date: 18 June 1984
Join Listal to add your own lists, reviews, tags, pictures and videos to this movie
Update feed


text:
In addition to our regular potluck, song circle and meditation in the Longhouse every Thursday, we will host some special guests.
November 20, 5:30
Long House
Gratitude: A Powerful Spiritual Practice
Common Bread will share the Long House in solidarity with the Native Student Alliance and Indigenous People's Program. We will honor their story. We will also experience gratitude as a spiritual practice of healing and peace making. What are you thankful for? Please bring some food for the potluck.
December 4, Winter Solstice Celebration & Healing Sound Meditation.
Jessica O'Malley, a Jungian therapist and meditation teacher, will share singing bowl sound-healing meditation and awakening to the Winter Solstice, after 5:30 potluck. All are welcome!


text:
zenprise - News, Features, and Slideshows
Citrix releases XenMobile MDM for Apple iOS, Android devices
Citrix has announced its mobile device management platform, XenMobile, which will offer companies a secure way for employees to access native Citrix apps in the cloud as well as third-party software, such as Windows, SAP or even Salesforce.com.
Citrix to buy mobile device management firm Zenprise
Citrix plans to buy mobile device management company Zenprise and integrate its software with its Citrix CloudGateway and Me@Work software for managing mobile apps and data.
Citrix acquires Zenprise to extend BYOD stack
Extending its line of enterprise management software for mobile devices, Citrix is acquiring device management software provider Zenprise.
Zenprise appoints A/NZ country manager
US mobile device management (MDM) company Zenprise has appointed Melbourne-based John Martens as Australia and New Zealand country manager following its expansion into the region in October 2012.
Zenprise add-on tracks, manages BlackBerry devices
Zenprise is adding a BlackBerry device management option to its flagship MobileManager application.


text:
Around half a century ago -- even long after the relatively concise Ariyakkudi pattern of performance had become a well-established norm in Carnatic music concerts -- the Raagam-Taanam-Pallavi used to be quite an elaborate exercise, calling for an extremely detailed elaboration of the chosen melody and intricate rhythmic variations. In more recent times, with the duration of concerts getting shorter and shorter, musicians as well as audiences prefer much briefer and lighter versions.
As a result, the RTP, which used to be an almost indispensable element of a normal concert in the good old days, now tends to be a rather marginal feature, and is often given up altogether. But even now there are some rare occasions when a musician does embark on a substantial exercise in this genre, strongly resembling the solid performances of the grand old masters of Carnatic music. Such was the superb RTP rendered by Dr. R. Ganesh at Amarabharati in Tiruvanmiyur the other evening.
Forceful style
A lengthy and precisely structured exploration of Khambodi was followed by a well-drilled recitation of a lovely single-line lyric composed by Dr. Ganesh himself, containing the signatures of the Trinity ('Tyagaraja Manohari, Guruguha Janani, Shyamakrishna Sahodhari'). What made the exercise really formidable and exciting, was the rich timbre of the singer's voice and the forceful style of singing which he has cultivated so assiduously with his constant preoccupation with naama sankirtanam. And what made it particularly attractive was the variations in the swara sequences in the five ragas of Tyagaraja's Pancharatna kritis -- Nattai, Gowlai, Aarabhi, Varaali and Sri).
Such a monumental edifice required a strong foundation, which was well laid by a couple of preceding numbers, viz. 'Ampon Annaye' (composed by Koteeswara Iyer in raga Sri) and 'Himaadhrisuthe' (Kalyani, Shyama Sastri). The pre-set swara sequences of the former song, which sounded like echoes of 'Endaro Mahaanubhaavulu,' and the repetitive recitation of the phrase 'Shyamakrishna Sahodhari' in the latter number, turned out to be an emotional prelude to the pallavi in Kambodhi.
Violinist Pakkala Ramadas, a worthy disciple of Lalgudi Jayaraman, mirrored the vocalist's style with precision and a rich tone; percussionist Chidambaram Balashankar's mridangam had a resonant quality which made it sound almost melodic, particularly in his solo sequence, during which the flavour of Kambodhi filled the air.
Keywords: Dr. R. Ganesh, Carnatic music


text:
Members: 2026
Latest Activity: 3 hours ago
Started by Jeff Mais. Last reply by Lorraine Smith Pacific NW Oct 9.
Started by Jennifer Simpson z5OH. Last reply by Don Reeves z7, TN Aug 5.
Started by Karen. Last reply by Karen May 6.
You should wait til the 25th to have them come and plant a bunch of above ground growers the 20th or 21st to show them how quickly things grow at the right moon cycle. The next new moon is the 24th.
Got more beans & an other cuc a few mins ago, Finishing up the watering with my trickle. A couple of old fellows were checking out the electrical to my old pump hoping that would fix it but it still is old and no good. They did repair some of the electrical issues with it. One of the other guys here brought home a 5 hp pump he scored for me but it is too big. Jim will probably buy it and I will put the money toward a new one.
Yes, time and energy, it is gold. I long for the days when I could work hard all day , then get up the next and do it all again.
It takes a couple of days to recover from a big day in the garden now. I am opening my garden to a garden club group this coming Monday. Theres not lot to see really, but then all gardens are at the same stage in the season and gardeners understand this.
Getting cucumbers now probably not letting them get big enough. The bees were working the cuc vines like crazy the other day. And the garlic chive blooms they love them. Getting 2-3 zuc a day they have powdery mildew already and I haven't over head watered them at all. We did have that nasty wind storm and they are at the end of the house with the trailer right by which may not give them good air flow. Grape toms ripening slow getting a few of them.
Keryn I was thinking all along that you were going into winter but you are just starting your growing season now. I wish I had a greenhouse in right now but that probably won't happen this year either. It is getting cooler here at night now. GRRRR! So much to do and not enough time or energy. Waaaaaaaaaaaaah!
You have done well Vicky to get a good crop growing at all, this year. Well done.
Got my seeds in, and they are just coming up, I love my shade house. Had some warm windy days and the soil stayed damp under the shade cloth. Looking forward to a good growing season. I will change where I planted things from last year. I had most of the garden planted already when we put the shade house up last year, just before the heat came.
Woooo HOOOO just counted 10 bees on the garlic chive blooms. I had only seen one since I moved here in May. Still getting zuc on our two plants. The basil started to grow after it cooled off a bit but then it warmed up again the past few days. I planted by the new moon and 3 days later we have babies, c.beets, lettuce, spinach etc.


text:
MODESTO - More and more beer lovers are taking their passion to the next level and brewing their own craft beers. Homebrewing clubs and competitions have grown rapidly since the legalization of homebrewing in 1978. In 2011, there were an estimated one million homebrewers and over 1,000 homebrew clubs in the United States, according to the American Homebrewers Association.
TURLOCK - Turlock resident Mark Ranes is one of the thousands of people who brew their own beer as a hobby. The technology manager said what started out as an extension of his love of cooking has turned into a full-fledged passion.
SACRAMENTO - Beneath the Golden Dome in Sacramento is a building worthy of the world's sixth largest economy.
COLUMBIA - The Jack Douglass Saloon in Columbia State Historic Park hosts its traditional St. Patrick's Day celebration, free to the public, Saturday March 17.
TUOLUMNE – Country favorite Restless Heart will be coming to Black Oak Casino on April 11.
SONORA - A burst of the trumpet opens the musical classic Gypsy and instantly marks a masterpiece.
MODESTO – The Gallo Center for the Arts will bring The All New Original Tribute to The Blues Brothers to Modesto for two performances on Friday, March 30, and Saturday, March 31, at 8 p.m.
OLD SACRAMENTO - Coinciding with the beginning of Easter week, Old Sacramento officially springs into action for a new season of excursion train service on the Sacramento Southern Railroad and Old Sacramento Underground tours, both of which resume the weekend of Saturday, March 31 and Sunday, April 1.
SAN JOSE - The Tech Museum of San Jose draws a wide array of reactions from adults.
Photographers – professionals and hobbyists alike – flock to the Northern San Joaquin Valley every year in spring. Mainly for one reason: the world famous almond blossoms that are in full bloom at this time of the year.
Ruthanne Bassett always knew that she belonged in a library.
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
RIPON - The Ripon Branch Library is seen as an awesome find for residents who have yet to walk through its doors with its 15,000 square feet of floor space and some 40,000 books, 18 computers along with a spacious children's section.
The Lathrop Branch Library has been in operation since 2005.
NAME: Brent Ward
Most Halloween celebrations last for just a day. At Manteca Care and Rehabilitation Center in Manteca, it will be double the fun in two days full of costumes, cupcakes, and live entertainment.
MANTECA – There's Pixie Woods in Stockton and Micke Grove in Lodi – places that offer plenty of attractions and recreational facilities for the young.
PATTERSON – Whether kids like to skate, bike, or even rollerblade, the skate park in Patterson is the only place to go according to local skateboarders Abraham Garcia-Ramos and Joel Becerril.
STOCKTON – Pixie Woods Amusement Park was once described as Stockton's own fairyland for the "young in age and young at heart."
MODESTO – "Dad – what are we going to do today?"
Its been called California's Main Street. It splits from Interstate 5 some 90 miles south of Mt. Shasta – the state's most imposing volcano – and remerges with Interstate 5 at the base of the Grapevine that takes you over the Tehachapi Mountains and dumps you into the Southland.
Forget about the Norman Rockwell touchy feely approach to pumpkins.
Since 2007, RAM Farms in Turlock has provided the community with a perfect fall destination filled with pumpkins and a challenging corn maze. Now into their 7th year, the farm proves that it is better than ever by offering even more pumpkins and hours of family fun.
Got pumpkins?
Fantozzi Farms 12th Annual Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Patterson provides plenty of family fun for the community and visitors with colossal corn mazes, a variety of pumpkins, and fun-filled activities.
For those in search of the Great Pumpkin look no further than Countryside Farms.
STOCKTON – Willie Chan entered through the back door of Mr. D's Pizza and Sports Pub.
The Banta Inn in Tracy is famous for the spirits it serves to its bar guests, and infamous for the spirit that is supposed to haunt this popular watering hole.
TURLOCK – For those walking down Main Street after dark, it is hard to ignore the sound of live music coming from downtown's Vintage Lounge and Piano Bar. What's even harder to miss is the long line of people that can be seen on weekend nights, hoping to get in to the popular venue.
MODESTO – The sharp screeches of an old jukebox.The clanking of glasses. The hum of conversation and the occasional outburst of laughter. There's really nothing like a good night out in a bad bar – well, dingy bar actually – where the beer is cheap and the friends are plentiful and the insults and the banter fly around like the smoke-filled air that used to consume the dive bars that dotted the landscape in and around Modesto.


text:
Koolance Heat Sink for PMP-400/MCP/DDC HTS-PMP400
HTS-PMP400 is an optional aluminum heat sink for extra cooling of the Koolance PMP-400 pump. This can assist in improving component reliability under high ambient temperature conditions. When assembled, the heat sink is in direct contact with the pump electronics via a thermal pad.
A steel base with bottom and side mounting features is included along with related mounting hardware. This base replaces the stock plastic base. HTS-PMP400 is compatible with both the original pump top and Koolance COV-RP400 pump nozzle base.
Related Products
Customers also bought
Quick Search
Product reviews
Site news
- Friday, 7 November 2014 Swiftech H220X in stock!
- Saturday, 1 November 2014 Review winnaar Oktober
- Wednesday, 29 October 2014 Halloween promo: 50% discount on all TFC items!
- Wednesday, 1 October 2014 CM Nepton GIVE AWAY!
- Wednesday, 1 October 2014 Wednesday 8-10 till Friday 17-10 no shipments.


text:
Henry set for brain tests after blood vessel scare
The IRFU has revealed that Ulster flanker Chris Henry missed the win over South Africa due to a "temporary blockage of a small blood vessel in his brain" and will require further testing.
The IRFU has revealed that Ulster flanker Chris Henry missed the win over South Africa due to a "temporary blockage of a small blood vessel in his brain" and will require further testing.
Ulster and Ireland winger Tommy Bowe has signed a new contract with the IRFU and will stay with Ulster until June 2018.
Leinster have been handed a major boost with the news that Rob Kearney has committed his future to the province by signing a new three-year contract.
Dr Rod McLoughlin, IRFU, and Dr Martin Raftery, IRB, on head injury protocols
Jonathan Sexton will be back wearing Leinster colours in the 2015/16 season after the Ireland out-half signed a new deal with the IRFU.
Leinster CEO Mick Dawson has officially confirmed that the IRFU are in talks with Racing Métro out-half Johnny Sexton to bring the player back to Ireland.
The IRFU have announced the fixtures for the forthcoming Ulster Bank League season.
Rod McLoughlin, IRFU head of medical services, on the dangers of concussion injuries
Trinity winger Niyi Adeolokun has signed a one-year contract with Connacht Rugby and the IRFU in a deal which completes the 41-man senior Connacht squad for next season.
Mils Muliaina has signed a one-year IRFU contract and will become the first ever All Black to play with Connacht.
The IRFU has announced that Greg Feek will join the Ireland national coaching team on a full-time basis from the start of the 2014/15 season with a two-year-contract.
Connacht Rugby have added backs Ian Porter and Shane O'Leary to their squad for next season, with the duo signing two-year and one-year deals respectively with the province and the IRFU.
Michael Swift and Mata Fifita have signed contract extensions with the IRFU that will see them play another year with Connacht.
Former Australia international David Nucifora has been announced as the Irish Rugby Football Union's new performance director.
The Irish Sports Council has announced details of a funding package of €7.4 million for the development of Gaelic games, soccer and rugby at grassroots level.
Pat Lam has said that there are no plans for Robbie Henshaw to leave Connacht before the end of his recently signed deal with the province.
Former Ireland and Leinster player Shane Horgan has said that the IRFU should consider joining a stronger league at some point in the future.
David Nucifora will be installed as the Irish Rugby Football Union's high performance director in time for the summer tour to Argentina, according to the Press Association.
Jonathan Sexton is now expected to be fit for Ireland's Six Nations clash with Italy after the IRFU said his injury does not need surgery.
The IRFU have confirmed that Ireland lock Dan Tuohy suffered a fracture of the right forearm in Saturday's victory over Wales.


text:
Hi cousin, what was it you were seeking with this post? My husband is also a descendant of Isaac Beckford Cooper and Hannah Eugenia Blaisdell.
Notify Administrator about this message?
|Home | Help | About Us | Site Index | Jobs | PRIVACY | Affiliate
|© 2007 The Generations Network


text:
Wiki Headlines
18th Nov: We've switched servers and will be updating the old code over the next couple months, meaning that several things might break. Please report issues here.
main index
"Tired of sending the wrong mating call with a T that just isn't U?"This arc serves as a coda of sorts to Behind Closed Doors. Michelle, after losing her virginity to Stan, shows up at school talking like him and dressed more provocatively than usual. Meanwhile, Stan tells Jack he wishes he'd realized she was new to sex. This gives Stan the idea for a new project.As Brandi and Penny, also talking about Michelle, disagree on Stan's desirability, Stan turns up to ask Brandi if she'll model t-shirts for him again (as she had during his election campaign). At the mention of modelling, the star-struck Penny gets excited, but Stan, still resentful over her having dated Rich, tries to dissuade her. Penny reminds him that he's directed her in videos before, and claims credit for one of them being his most-downloaded video ever. Brandi, anxious to keep the peace, assures them she's happy to share the spotlight.Stan and Jack launch an online video for their "Self-Marketees" shirts, so named for their purpose of advertising one's personality and sexual availability or lack thereof. Although several models appear in the ad, Penny and Brandi appear from the mouth down only. When Jack questions this, Stan hints that Rich wouldn't like seeing Penny in his video. As Stan and Jack sell their merchandise at school, Penny, furious over her face being cropped out, confronts Stan, telling him that she's no threat to him anymore because she dumped Rich. Stan, unperturbed, offers to sell her an "I'm moving on" tee.When Michelle buys a "Taken and smug about it" shirt, Stan is pleased with himself for—he thinks—giving her the confidence to find a boyfriend. Jack looks at him slyly, leading the commitment-averse Stan to realize Michelle now considers him that boyfriend.
— Stan


text:
Fall River Knitted Cowl KitOrder this kit and receive the full physical issue of Interweave Knits, Winter 2015, featuring 21 Big-Knit patterns, and 6 balls of Tahki Yarn. This gorgeous cowl pattern is located in the magazine issue pages and exclusive Tahki Yarn color included in this kit is not available anywhere else. Learn More
Item Number: T8328
Availability: In stock
Was: $67.09
Sale: $49.99
Ten Knitted Dishcloths with Joanna JohnsonKnit along with designer and author Joanna Johnson through fun chevron patterns, cheerful stripes, and even a steel scrubber in this comprehensive knitting video workshop. Learn More
Item Number: 14KN38-EP10621-GROUPED
Availability: In stock
Starting at: $16.99
Mosaic Knitting Basics with Joanna JohnsonCreate beautiful textures and geometric designs with ease, using only one color at a time with this knitting video download. Learn More
Item Number: 14KN37-EP10619-GROUPED
Availability: In stock
Starting at: $16.99
Math for Knitters Part 2: Gauge Adjustments and Pattern AlterationsJoin Kate Atherley in this second webinar on Math for Knitters as you learn gauge adjustments and pattern alterations, as well as solutions for customizing knitting patterns to your own specific needs. Learn More
Item Number: EP11509
Availability: In stock$19.99
Autumn Scarf in Crimson Red KitThe Autumn Scarf in Crimson Red Kit includes 1 skein of Tahki's TSCArtyarns Zara Hand-Dyed yarn and the free pattern download of the Autumn Scarf by Iris Schreier. Learn More
Item Number: T8732
Availability: In stock$27.95
Southwestern Sweater CollectionCatch the Southwestern Spirit with these 6 sweater patterns! This sweater collection contains patterns perfect for men and women. Learn More
Item Number: SOUTHWESTERN-SWEATER-COLLECTION
Availability: In stock
Math for Knitters Part 1: Yarn Shop & Project Math Made Easy!Join Kate Atherley in this webinar as you learn concrete and practical ways to deal with the numbers problems in your knitting patterns and projects! Learn More
Item Number: EP11309
Availability: Download Now$19.99
Into the Magic Forest Blanket PatternThe watchful eyes of the owls in this blanket will bespell your little sweetie to sleep. Learn More
Item Number: EP10336
Availability: Download Now$5.50
Hansel & Gretel Socks PatternMake these socks for the wardering childern in your life. Learn More
Item Number: EP10337
Availability: Download Now$5.50
Woodcutter Socks PatternKnit these hearty socks inspired by tall, strong trees and the heroes that chop them down while waiting for young girls to need rescuing from wolves! Learn More
Item Number: EP10338
Availability: Download Now$5.50


text:
Hospital Ships will be performing at 9 p.m. Oct. 21 event at the Lied Center Pavilion. The event is free.
Jazz in the Morning
Hospital Ships will be performing at 9 p.m. Oct. 21 event at the Lied Center Pavilion. The event is free.
Comedy and daredevil stunts are the signature style of Circo Comedia. Following in the tradition of the Quebec Circus, Jean Saucier, equilibrist/juggler/trick cyclist/acrobat/magician, performs while Patrick Côté, clown/ roller skater/ drummer, innocently tries his best to be the (imperfect) assistant.
Tickets start at: $20 Adult & $11 Student/Youth
Lawrence Meals on Wheels is hosting their annual "Signature Settings" Charity Auction on October 17th, 6-9pm, at Maceli's.
Tickets are $50 and include an appetizer buffet, wine & beer, silent and live auctions. We have something for everyone including gift baskets, gift certificates, purses, jewelry an outdoor playhouse and Kansas City and Vegas getaways. All proceeds raised will help feed our Lawrence neighbors in need.
No description has been entered for this event.
Basetrack draws soldiers' stories to examine the experience of those who served in Afghanistan during America's longest war. This multimedia theatrical production uses live music, journalism and technology to spark a conversation about the legacy of war. It is adapted from the popular Facebook page and website of photographs and videos taken by journalist Teru Kuwayama.
Tickets start at: $20 Adult & $11 Student/Youth
Hosted by: Dutch Newman
Special Guest: Sausha Brooks and Whyte Lyte
Many more bands too!
The Midtown Men are singing their favorite '60s hits from The Beatles, The Rascals, Motown, The Four Seasons and more. This sensational production reunites four from the original cast of Broadway's Jersey Boys. Tony Award-winner Christian Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard and Tony Award-nominee J. Robert Spencer in this one-of-a-kind concert experience celebrating the music that defined the '60s.
Tickets start at: $35 Adult & $19 Student/Youth
Purchase tickets, go to http://mkngmvs.com/#!http://mkngmvs.com/carnaval
Led by Catalyst Quartet, the 18-member Sphinx Virtuosi string orchestra is comprised of alumni from Sphinx Competition.
The ensemble works to advance diversity in classical music while engaging young and new audiences through performances of varied repertoire. Its 2014 program, AMERICANA, may include works by distinguished American composers Aaron Copland, Jessie Montgomery, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, Duke Ellington, John Corigliano and
Philip Glass.
Tickets start at: $20 Adult & $11 Student/Youth