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I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too - Martha Wainwright
- Band Name: Martha Wainwright
- Record Label: Zoe
- Release Date: Jun 10, 2008
- Summary: The sophomore album for the sister of Rufus Wainwright includes a track written by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart.
- Record Label: Zoe
- Genre(s): Rock
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Score distribution:
Positive: 17 out of 20
Mixed: 3 out of 20
Negative: 0 out of 20
Married improves even on Wainwright's excellent 2005 debut. It's a more subtle, diverse, self-assured affair.
The Canadian-American boho remains as feisty and red-blooded as ever, her hewn-from-marble voice--part-cowgirl part-Patti Smith--crooning and bawling tales of feckless lads and late night disappointments.
It's the bolder likes of 'In the Middle of the Night' and 'I Wish I Were' where she really leaves her mark, somewhere between Patti Smith and ghost of Edith Piaf. [June 20008, p.148]
While the moments she sings about are awkward, the settings are not.
She still goes into circles sometimes, but you might too if you could roll a phrase around your tongue the way Wainwright can. [July 2008, p.77]
Score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 6
Mixed: 1 out of 6
Negative: 0 out of 6
ColinB.Jul 10, 2008Extraordinary. Emotional as sound.
HugoFMay 24, 2008This is album of the year material. Just like her debut, it takes some time to fully understand it, and that's why it's so rewarding. "Hearts Club Band" alone is worth the price.… Expand
wierdfish7Jun 14, 2008Martha is getting even better!
BlairS.Jun 23, 2008Absolutely fantastic so much growth from miss Martha. really gained the best assets from her voice.. wispy and folksy, to quick and rocking. whatever she needs to be. Fierce, girl.… Expand
ChadSJun 13, 2008I haven't thought about Juice Newton since the Reagan administration. And then I played the cover of The Eurhythmics' "Love is a Stranger". And then I started hummin' "Queen of Hearts". In the battle of Pink Floyd covers with Dar Williams (she recorded "Comfortably Numb"), Dar wins, but tackling Syd Barrett-era Floyd is a lot cooler. "See Emily Play" rocks. Unlike this songwriter's debut, there are two tracks that sound radio-friendly. "You Cheated Me" is too friendly, but "Comin' Tonight" has the right amount of raunch. Jenny Lewis of Rilo Kiley could have written this. That's an improvement, because Sarah McLachlan could have written "You Cheated Me". Although nothing on "I know you're married but I've got feelings too" bests the Mary Margaret O'Hara-inspired "Factory", there seems to be less filler on album number two. But it's slicker. And I miss the profanity. Sister of Rufus, daughter of Loudon, is proving to be a very capable songwriter.… Expand
RobbieCJul 16, 2008Not a fan. Liked her brother's first couple of records. Can't get into his new stuff. CAN'T get into her. Maybe later.
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A programming component to help you implement schedules
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i have seen lately alot of posters bitching about how this site is ruining wrestling( The Rebel thread), something about a divas shouldnt be called a piss break, alot of posters bitching about someone else on this site, i dont get it, this is a rant section?
Isn't the point of this thread is to goof around, call people bitches and telling them to fuck off, trolling people, if you can't handle being called a bitch or a phaggot from other posters and it gets you pissed off then maybe this isnt the site for you.
And people are going say its the 11ers and 12ers but fuck man ive seen alot of stupid shit not from them, and some people on this site shouldn't be in rants and should stick to the wwe section if you're going to get offended by what people say to you.
I know people are going say gotten to, or whatever that shit is, but that's not it at all just thought since this is a rant section lets make a rant about something, not about leaving this forum, since i doubt anyone really cares that your leaving in the first place, or anything about how i got my headband stepped on by a girl so i should be able to hit her thread( you know who you are).
Anyways thats the end of the rant comment all you want about how this rant sucks or whatever but its the truth people bitch way to much on this site its hilarious but when you take it personally(even tho not many people know you on this site anyway) then something's wrong with you.
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In this case, however, much of the appeal comes from the characters who inhabit it, and who bring a style, eccentricity and humor to it that is unlikely to be supplied by modern tourists. Miss Bentley (Vanessa Redgrave) is a British spinster of a certain age, who is at the absolute peak of physical and mental perfection. All she needs is more self-confidence (or does she have it, and is she playing a subtle game?). On the first day of her month's vacation in an elegant lakeside hotel, she sees Maj. Wilshaw (Edward Fox), a handsome man whose elegant haberdashery is set off by a battered brown felt hat, worn at a reckless angle.
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Miss Bentley has a scenario of her own. She observes that the major always carries two tennis rackets, and offers to play a set with him. Now comes the movie's perfect moment, as Redgrave uses indescribable body language to portray a woman who, with all the awkwardness and ungainliness in the world, is a superb player and cannot help humiliating the major on the court. The sight of her hiking up her skirts and tucking them out of the way is worth the price of a ticket.
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Edward Fox is an elegant and handsome man, but he is not particularly tall, and there is a scene here where Uma Thurman literally towers over him (her name is "Beaumont" - beautiful mountain - for a reason). Observe a scene where the major, having returned in hopes that the young nanny will fall to him, finds himself pursuing her. He would rather run, but dignity requires him instead to walk stiffly, as quickly as he can - his arms flapping behind him. He cannot match her long-legged stride. It is a moment that says more about his character than any words would dare to.
Vanessa Redgrave is tall, too, but able to lean forward and search for signs of thought in the hapless major's face.
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Recent experiments have confirmed* that a technique developed several years ago at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) can enable optical microscopes to measure the three-dimensional (3-D) shape of objects at nanometer-scale resolutionfar below the normal resolution limit for optical microscopy (about 250 nanometers for green light). The results could make the technique a useful quality control tool in the manufacture of nanoscale devices such as next-generation microchips. NISTs experiments show that Through-focus Scanning Optical Microscopy (TSOM) is able to detect tiny differences in 3-D shapes, revealing variations of less than 1 nanometer in size among objects less than 50 nm across. Last year,** simulation studies at NIST indicated that TSOM should, in theory, be able to make such distinctions, and now the new measurements confirm it in practice. Up until this point, we had simulations that encouraged us to believe that TSOM could allow us to measure the 3-D shape of structures that are part of many modern computer chips, for example, says NISTs Ravi Attota, who played a major role in TSOMs development. Now, we have proof. The findings should be helpful to anyone involved in manufacturing devices at the nanoscale. Attota and his co-author, Ron Dixson, first measured the size of a number of nanoscale objects using atomic force microscopy (AFM), which can determine size at the nanoscale to high accuracy. However, the great expense and relatively slow speed of AFM means that it is not a cost-effective option for checking the size of large numbers of objects, as is necessary for industrial quality control. TSOM, which uses optical microscopes, is far less restrictiveand allowed the scientists to make the sort of size distinctions a manufacturer would need to make to ensure nanoscale components are constructed properly. Attota adds that TSOM can be used for 3-D shape analysis without needing complex optical simulations, making the process simple and usable even for low-cost nanomanufacturing applications. Removing the need for these simulations is another way TSOM could reduce manufacturing costs, he says. More details on the TSOM technique and its application to 3-D electronics manufacturing can be found in this story (http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20130625.cfm#tsom), which covers the 2013 simulation study. *R. Attota and R.G. Dixson. Resolving three-dimensional shape of sub-50 nm wide lines with nanometer-scale sensitivity using conventional optical microscopes. Applied Physics Letters, 105, 043101, July 29, 2014, http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4891676 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4891676). **See the June 2013 NIST Tech Beat story, Microscopy Technique Could Help Computer Industry Develop 3-D Components (http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20130625.cfm#tsom) at www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20130625.cfm#tsom (http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20130625.cfm#tsom). Source: NIST (http://www.nist.gov/pml/div683/tsom-082614.cfm)
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No matter the reason for Paul McCartney's concert starting almost 50 minutes late at the United Supermarkets Arena — and USA director Kent Meredith was told that the rock 'n' roll legend's jet had been grounded by storms Thursday in San Antonio — the former Beatle's Thursday concert communicated a magical, and often surprisingly emotional, view of his life in song.
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JOIN US ON THE STREET!!! ANTI RAPE/SEXUAL ASSAULT WALK!Is child sexual assault acceptable in your community? Our values and beliefs do not condone child sexual abuse, and yet we allow it to continue. When we do nothing, we are failing our children. We as parents, former children, brothers, sisters, friends, aunties, humans should work together to eliminate opportunities for child sexual abuse and drive rapists out of our communities. Partnership for Justice and Mirabel Centre invite you to its ANTI RAPE/SEXUAL ASSAULT WALK.DATE: NOVEMBER 25 2014TIME: 8AMSTARTING POINT: IKEJA UNDER BRIDGEEND POINT: DEPUTY GOVERNOR'S OFFICECHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IS SIMPLY UNACCEPTABLE!.
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Lagosians to walk against rapeThe rape walk with the theme "Not in our communities" is to provide a platform where all stakeholders in the fight against rape and sexual assault, can mobilize the community to take action against perpetrators of rape and report such cases to appropriate authority.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/lagosians-to-walk-against-rape/
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Partnership for Justice, PJ, a civil rights group, has called on the Federal Government to implement the recommendations formulated by observer states of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, during the Universal Periodic Review of Nigeria in October 2013.
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Louth, a Lincolnshire town, is famous for St James church, with its towering spire. It's also the birthplace of the astronaut Michael Foale. Highlights include the town's Georgian architecture and its unique, independent shops. It also features the Meridian Leisure Centre and the Riverhead Theatre, home to the Louth Playgoers.
The place has a somewhat twee image, but there's more to Louth than quaint markets and old-fashioned architecture. A fair amount of construction work and regeneration is going on.
In places Louth is an extremely modern town. However, there are many people who work hard to preserve the town's unique character and its amenities, such as Hubbard's Hills.
Town Council Round-Up: Letters, Cattle Markets, And Special MeasuresWhilst ELDC is threatened with special measures for its planning appeals results, the town council remains defiant.
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Town Council Round-Up: Ambulances, Budget, And Christmas LightsCouncillors criticise the ambulance service, and decided how much they will spend on annual celebrations, and on themselves. The results may shock you. The previous sentence may be hyperbolic clickbait.
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Town Council Round-Up: Speeding, Judicial Review And Flood Scheme CostsThe town council considers how to deal with high maintenance costs of a flood prevention scheme, whilst new housing applications inundate the area.
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Louth Area Committee: Transport Cuts, Accessible Play, And Planning TargetsLuke Goodwin presented a petition demonstrating the need for better public transport, but council budget constraints point to significant service cuts.
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Landmarks in LouthFor years the skyline in Louth has been dominated by the spire of St. James and the enormous ABM building, also known as the Malt Kiln. Work started on demolishing the Malt Kiln in January of 2004 in order to make way for some flats, although this work ceased soon after. St James, however, has stood for almost half a millennium and is unlikely to be coming down any time soon.
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Louth town centre 2pm-8pm . Lights switch on at 6pm.
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08-S-030, filed 4/9/08; Cash Express LLC of East Broadway in Campbellsville v. Douglas Dwayne Thompson of Shady Lane in Campbellsville. Plaintiff alleges defendant owes on loan, $500 and $91 in court costs.
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Cathy Pike was home with her youngest son, Devin, 8, when the alarm sounded. Her other son, 17-year-old Tyler, was not at home.
"I was sitting in the living room and the smoke detector went off," Pike said.
She got up to investigate, saw one of the rooms on fire, grabbed her son and left the house. She didn't have time to attempt to rescue any of her family's belongings.
"We lost everything."
Without an alarm, Campbellsville Fire Chief Allen Johnson said, it could have been worse.
"It definitely did alert them and help them get out," Johnson said.
It's a scenario they hope would never happen. A resident, angry with City Council members, pulls out a weapon during a public meeting.
"It happens," Campbellsville Mayor Brenda Allen said. "Someone gets angry at the Council members or the mayor because they didn't do what they wanted."
The concern prompted a discussion of security during Campbellsville City Council's regular meeting Monday.
Campbellsville Elementary students Caroline McMahan, Emily Squires, Heather Bailey and Alex Bailey received a Reading Medal for earning 100 Accelerated Reader points at a recent celebration assembly. McMahan and Squires are third-graders, while the Baileys are fourth-graders.
Carrying the Torch Ministries is hosting May's explosion services this month.
The event began last Sunday with a "miracle deliverance" service.
Events will continue this weekend with Bro. Jim Angles of Virginia. Friday through Sunday topics will include "knocking on the door of a million souls for Christ."
On May 17-18, The Sloan Family from Mississippi will be the featured guests.
On May 24-25, Sis. Sherry Hixon from Alabama will be preaching and sharing the "gifts of the Spirit, which are manifested in her life."
It was a day that changed his life forever. He walked into Taylor Regional Hospital's emergency room suffering chest pains, nausea and other telltale signs of a heart attack.
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The financial services firm Edward Jones recently was named the No. 1 large-sized company on the "Best Places to Work in Kentucky" ranking, according to George Eon and Larry Bowen, financial advisers in Campbellsville.
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society of Human Resource Management teamed up with the Best Companies Group of Harrisburg, Pa., to rank the state's best employers. Fifty companies were named Best Places to Work in Kentucky, divided into small/medium- and large-company categories based on the number of people they employee in Kentucky.
Taylor County High School Students of the Week for the week of April 14 are, from left, front: Weston Dickens, Shelby Ewing, Chelsey Doss, Danny Bray, Jennifer England, Andy Hunt and Griff Tucker. Middle: Chelsea Pike, Peter Hurtgen (pictured, not selected), Megan Sebastian, Rachael Wooley, Bronson Ingram, Jacob Wise, Jessie Whitlock and Sara Baldwin. Back: Kelsea McCoy, Aaron Daffron, Malcolm Richerson, Victoria Johnson and Keenan Bell.
Taylor County Class of 2012 will be hosting a yard sale on Saturday.
The yard sale will take place on the front lawn of Taylor County Middle School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with many miscellaneous items.
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On Friday, April 11, UPS of Campbellsville invited several local charities to its facility for a check presentation. Ann Mattingly from the Taylor County Resource Center, Sue Crabtree from the Campbellsville Resource and Youth Services Center, and Beck Martin from the Galilean Home in Liberty were some who were in attendance. Each year, UPS employees are given the opportunity to donate money to United Way and they are able to designate to the charities of their choice. These were a few that UPS employees donated to.
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Sudio Gordes 1.3 km from the village, quiet and with exceptional views
Renovated studio for 2 people, and possibly a child, on the ground floor of a new and traditional house. This studio is the only renting the house and its location is the coolest room in hot weather. It is nevertheless clear and spacious, south facing with exceptional views of the surroundings. Tenants have a closed parking-at their convenience and the 5x10 pool owners. The house is built on 6000 m2, in wooded area in a very quiet site. It will be possible to install an internet connection.
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First dress in my life, I'm so proud! And it wasn't as hard as it seems to be! Perfect for all day [and night!] by the pool or beach. I bought some navy blue fabric – georgette, big golden zipper and some transparent lace with roses. No pattern was used, I simply started to sew. It's short dress with cuffs and underbust tunnel to tie a bow [there is a belt from bright purple georgette in this tunnel]. I also made a brooch from red zipper. Comfortable and stylish at the same time- my wardrobe needed it!!:D
This is one of my entries for the swimsuit cover-up contest put on by Craftzine. I can't wait to see the winners! Wish me good luck!:]
navy blue georgette, bright purple georgette, black lace, golden zipper
inspiration from Singer&Craftzine – swimsuit cover-up contest
Aug 13, 2009, 03.45 AMby hannnc
I like where you took your photos! The dress is very flattering, and i love the colour :) well done. I'd love to wear this. And thankyou very much for your cmt on my Celestina.. I am glad the fabric choice worked out in the end.
Jul 28, 2009, 04.13 PMby sweca
Wow what lovely dress!! Good job! =D
Jul 23, 2009, 06.03 PMby dkocsis45
very cute dress and looks great on you. The broach is very interesting too. Great ideas!!!
Jul 23, 2009, 09.17 AMby william james
very 1960s retro loving the color
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Jul 23, 2009, 06.38 AMby cybersewer
I love this – gorgeous colour. And the brooch is so clever.
Also – very cool pics!
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I really love the lace section, and you look so cute in it- Also, I am curious as to how you assembled the zipper brooch? I love that too!
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- Studio: Universal Pictures
- Release Date: Oct 12, 2001
- Starring: Justin Theroux, Laura Harring, Naomi Watts
- Summary: In this complex tale of suspense, set in the unreal universe of Los Angeles, writer/director David Lynch explores the city's schizophrenic nature, an uneasy blend of innocence and corruption, love and loneliness, beauty and depravity. (Universal Focus)
- Director: David Lynch
- Genre(s): Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Romance
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Positive: 30 out of 34
Mixed: 4 out of 34
Negative: 0 out of 34
Watts and Harring even turn out to be the hottest Hollywood couple of 2001. The plot slides along agreeably as a tantalizing mystery before becoming almost completely inexplicable, though no less thrilling, in the closing stretches--but that's what Lynch is famous for. It looks great too.
Lynch's Hollywood is a grand old girl, but she's one with some very treacherous curves. To trace the contours of her sensuality, you need a camera as sensitive as a set of fingertips. Lynch's is.
This is a movie to surrender yourself to. If you require logic, see something else. Mulholland Drive works directly on the emotions, like music.
An intriguingly mysterious, self-reflexive ode to the dream factory, it's one of Lynch's most satisfying films.
It will frustrate viewers who like stories to make instant sense, but fans of provocative puzzles will have mind-teasing fun.
It's flawed, but it's also rich. And how many films make you feel that you and the filmmaker are following the course of a dream?
Mulholland Drive is an extended mood opera, if you want to put an arty label on incoherence.
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Positive: 112 out of 145
Mixed: 4 out of 145
Negative: 29 out of 145
Dec 22, 2012This was voted by the LA Films Critic as the movie of the decade, and for good reason..It is one of the very few movies in which the pieces not only add up to much more than the whole, but also supersede it with a series of (for the most part) fascinating fragments...If you are looking for a linear structure and the typical hollywood garbage, where the story is neatly tied up - this is not the movie for you..The symbolism, dream structure and the overall feeling in this movie is incredible -
For those of you who didnt "get" the movie - you can go on the internet and actually find out that about 95% of the movie can be easily explained..But if you think this movie is bad - you know ZERO about movies - and you are better off watching $hit like Inception..or any quinten tarentino movie David Lynch is amazing and so is this movie...I am so glad there are still true artists out there working today..I have personally not seen a better movie since watching this in 2001..Movie of the decade and one of the best movies ever made - touches parts of your soul and goes places where you never thought possible..You will not understand it the first time, and might not fully comprehend it on future viewings..leave logic at the door..open up your heart and soul and this movie will amaze you 10+++… Expand
Oct 6, 2010Mulholland Drive somehow mixes realism and surrealism together? Somehow leaves you wanting more? Somehow compels you to watch it again and again? How these affects occur is unknown. All I do know is that it is my favourite Lynch movie and is well worthy of its 'universal acclaim' tag. The brilliance of cinema in one film.… Expand
steveb.Nov 16, 2005I refuse to be friends with anyone who has not at some point in their lives said "this is the best movie ever!"
Nov 14, 2012After finishing the film for the first time, having been utterly enthralled by its captivating mystery, I was confused as to what actually occurred; and such represents the true beauty of the film. Following my third viewing, I felt as though the puzzle had been solved to some extent, and it was then that I realized quite how amazing this film really was. It is ultimately a romantic tragedy of the greatest depth, tantalising in execution and devastating in its punchlines. Mulholland Dr. represents the Hollywood dream gone awry, the dangers of obsession, the power of fantasies and the deep emotional havoc sparked by regret and unrequited love. David Lynch is an artist.… Expand
Feb 28, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. David Lynch makes movies like no one else can, or should attempt. This is probably his best. This film is perplexing, dazzling, terrifying in parts. Each scene stands on its own but the whole forms a grand mystery. Is it a dream? if so whose? How many dreams, how many dreamers? is anything real?
I have my own theory but the film is strong enough to be revisited, for those that want form their own. However it should be stressed this movie is far more than a parlour game, it certainly does not have to be fully understood to be enjoyed.… Expand
Nov 9, 2014When I first watched the movie in 2001 I was still hoping Lynch had actually something to say, despite the disappointment with Wild at heart. I was surprised by the high rating and good reviews this movie got, but finally when I watched the movie again tonight on TV I got the point: hot, young, naked actresses and plenty of lesbian sex. Watts and Harring starring as the mysterious Rita and Betty go all the way, titillating the viewers with their antics.
It is pointless to summarize the plot, since the movie switches into a different one two thirds into the story. Anybody can interpret the complete lack of logic in whichever way they want and then "accuse" whoever does not "get" it of being dumb. The point is, there is nothing to "get", apart from Lynch frustration, unleashed on paying audience, a plot that does not make any sense and a couple of good actresses, only one of them actually making a career out of this crappy movie.… Expand
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Friendly Reminder: Roger Goodell Is An Incompetent Harborer Of Abusers And He Needs To Be S**tcanned
Goodell is so bad at his job, he let Ray Rice seem like a wronged party.
Goodell is so bad at his job, he let Ray Rice seem like a wronged party.
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Look what you've done, J.J. Watt.
He's benched forever, unless he isn't. MAYBE.
Sate your materialist bloodlust with us!
NFL, you are bad and you should feel bad.
The 49ers would have a chance if they had an offense.
Richard Sherman and Michael Crabtree to sit down together and cordially tear each other's face off.
Prepare for a lot of buttfumble jokes as Mark Sanchez plays on Thanksgiving for the first time since going into Brandon Moore's backside.
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Sounds like it's time for Thanksgiving tofu in the Harbaugh house.
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We used proticol which worked for a while, then advantage, which seemed to help at first, then we were told by someone at a feed store that you need to alternate products because the fleas build resistance. She told us about triforce which worked great the first couple times, then not as well. We bought advantage last time, and I am going back to triforce again. It does help to rotate, but so far triforce has been the best we have used. We have a chihuahua an australian shepherd and a golden retriever mix.
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I have a Jack Russell that has an allergy to fleas. The fleas and ticks have been horrible this year in North Carolina. My poor dog has had a itching frenzy for about a week now and I bought some Triforce yesterday at our local pet store. As of today he is itching just as much as he was before the application. I would like to see the results of other people who have tried this. I know some meds just don't work on some pets but do wonderful on others.
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I have a JRT as well with horrible allergies to fleas. I moved into a new house where the previous owner let the flea situation get out of control. Advantix didn't do anything by itself. So, I sprayed the yard many times with many different chemicals. I had to take her to the vet to get shots and pills. I've tried Triforce and am getting some more. Unfortunately, you have to do all things...the vet, spray the yard/house and do a topical. We are still battling the fleas but their numbers have greatly decreased...yay! She still itches but it isn't nearly as bad since I've done all these things. Do be aware of dogs that may have a bad reaction to the IGR related chemicals. Advantix contains them as well so if your dog is ok with that you will probably be fine. It is a good idea to apply a few drops first and see if any reaction occurs before doing the full dose.
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I used this on 2 toy poodles and 1 70lb boxer, and 2 cats. It did nothing but make my boxer sick. He vomited alot and was shaking within hours of the application, so we bathed him and he did get better within a couple days, and still had fleas as did my poodles. I used this product since frontline failed to work this year, so I guess on to the next medication/remedy.
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I put TriForce on all three of our dogs (Yorkie, ShiTzu and Dachshund) in the morning and was giving the ShiTzu and the Dachshund a bath by evening. They were itching and restless, the Dachshund within an hour of putting TriForce on her. I will not purchase it again.
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This home is 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home, located just 2 blocks from Waipuilani beach park in Kihei, Maui, Hawaii (2 blocks). It was built in 2003 and has all of the modern luxuries that you expect from a vacation home. This custom home features a fully equipped kitchen with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and tile floors. The living area is decorated a modern Hawaiian style that flows throughout the home and makes you feel as though you have truly arrived in paradise. Your absolute comfort is assured with central air-conditioning throughout the home.
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This beautiful home sleeps up to 10 guests, with 2 king beds, 4 twins, sofa sleeper. (Additional sleeping arrangements and guests available for additional nightly fee - 2 convertible foam mattresses that are perfect for kids, plus a twin cot and Queen Aerobed.)
The large lanai overlooks the pool and is a perfect spot to relax while your companions enjoy the outdoors. Play a game of Ping-Pong in the Game Room or watch TV on the 50-inch TV! Waipuilani beach is just two short blocks away, where you can enjoy kayaking, windsurfing and kite-boarding lessons. This home is located in central kihei, is close to many restaurants and grocery stores, but is away from traffic. We are near (within 1 mile): Stella Blues Cafe, Safeway, Times Supermarket, UPS, US Post Office, Coconuts Fish Cafe, Maui Tacos, Starbucks, Hilo Hattie, Jamba Juice, Kihei-Wailea Medical Center, Elleair Maui Golf Club, Longs/QVC drug store.
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The closer the holidays loom, the less time harried families have to buy gifts, plan seasonal events and make travel arrangements. Unfortunately, when time is at a premium and you're forced to make last-minute decisions, it's usually your budget that suffers.
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In 1997 three people got together – one rancher and two Sierra Club activists, who were fed up with the warfare between their two groups. They began to talk about the health of the land, about doing things differently, about working together.
This unlikely combination formed the Santa Fe-based Quivira Coalition, and at its tenth conference in mid-November, it was still talking about doing things differently and working together. But some goals and partners have changed. The coalition's 15-plus years have had their ups and downs, but it has demonstrated that collaboration, even in these polarized times, is still possible.
Quivira's second event in 1997 was at founding member Jim Winder's Double Lightning ranch between Hatch and Deming. Winder had restored the watershed on his place and adopted new management practices. The environmentalists were skeptical, the ranchers thought he was crazy, and neither group would speak to the other.
"I made more money this year than I ever have before," Winder said. A couple of ranchers began listening. A few years later, a drought management workshop drew ranchers from around New Mexico and southern Colorado.
A snowstorm hit northern Rio Arriba County and other northern New Mexico communities on Election Day, 1986, affecting voter turnout. Rio Arriba is a Democratic stronghold. Republican Garrey Carruthers won the governorship, which was expected and probably not changed by the weather. I happened to be watching the attorney general race, and the snowstorm might have been the factor that gave Republican Hal Stratton the edge over Democrat Bob McNeill. Those are the breaks.
Early voting has been instituted since then. Voters in storm-prone mountain communities can choose to vote early, and campaigns can make extra efforts to encourage them to. But nobody gets a do-over.
What to do when a storm disrupts an election became a hot topic a few weeks ago as Superstorm Sandy barrelled through several eastern states. You thought about it, didn't you? Would the storm pass, would the power be restored, would polling places be open and would voters be able to get to them? If not, what would the alternatives be, and who had the power to make those decisions?
At PJ Media, Ron Radosh, an adjunct fellow at the Hudson Institute, offers a cogent analysis of the Republican losses. See: http://pjmedia.com/ronradosh/2012/11/06/why-obama-won/?singlepage=true.
Republicans lost two presumably Republican Senate seats because of outrageous, incredible comments about rape from candidates Todd Akin in Missouri and Richard Murdock in Indiana. Had I been in either state, I would have voted for the Democrat, just to keep the lunatics from the Senate.
Romney, Radosh said, simply said he disagreed with Akin and Murdock. A pat on the hand, in other words. Had Romney gone to the two states, held a news conference, condemned the statements and withdrawn support, that would have meant something. Romney's response fueled the Democrats charges of a "war on women" by Republicans.
In New Mexico, Romney's response allowed dishonest demagoguery from Michelle Lujan Grisham, congresswoman-elect. Though Heather Wilson and Lujan Grisham's opponent, Janice Arnold-Jones, both promptly called for Akin to drop out, weeks later Lujan Grisham ran an ad including an image of Akin. Arnold-Jones was aware of the ad, but did nothing. (I endorsed Wilson and Arnold-Jones.)
As the semester rolls on and tests pile up many students begin changing their daily routine to one that is more study-friendly and, unfortunately, usually more deskbound.
What most students do not realize is that while your dog lies next to you on the couch day after day, it is being robbed of physical activity that is vital to their health.
Multiple studies have shown that dogs that exercise have improved bone health and organ and lung function.
It makes them look better, feel better, and they are less nervous when left alone.
"Exercise is good for maintaining general health, and it helps keep your heart, muscles, and joints strong. It also helps with maintaining weight and their coordination," said Dr. Jacqueline Davidson, clinical track professor at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences.
Studies also show that dogs lacking exercise usually have poor muscle tone and are more prone to injury, brain ailments, and bone disorders.
They are also more susceptible to developing emotional problems and behavior quirks.
"Dogs that don't exercise are usually overweight, have less dexterity, and their heart and joints aren't as vigorous," Davidson said.
SANTA FE – How do you ever find time to research all your columns? It's the most frequently asked question I receive about my journalistic endeavor.
If my wife is around, she usually jokes that I just make it up, but that's not true.
I have plenty of readers who call me on any incorrect information. Over 40 years of working in various capacities at the Capitol, plus another 20 years of being aware of what was going on in Santa Fe give me a deep background from which to draw.
But a guy can't remember everything. So when I need to check a fact, I have a handy little book within reach that tells me nearly everything I need to know about our state.
It is called the New Mexico Blue Book, a treasury of information about state and local government, past and present.
You can obtain your own copy of the New Mexico Blue Book by calling Secretary of State Dianna Duran's Office at 1-800-477-3632. The cost is $10.95 and well worth it.
The 2012 Blue Book is a collector's item. It is the centennial edition of the Blue Book which is published by the Secretary of State's office every two years.
Young adults applying for college or preparing to enter the workforce are sometimes shocked to find out that certain behaviors that were either tolerated or ignored when they were younger now fall under closer scrutiny and could actually hurt their advancement possibilities. Among the biggest culprits are oversharing sensitive personal information in public forums and getting extreme tattoos or body art that may not yet be fully acceptable in certain work environments.
Red flags. It should be common knowledge that many employers perform online profile searches of job or internship candidates. They'll scour public postings on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube looking for inappropriate content like racy photos or videos, racist remarks or evidence of illegal activities that would rule inappropriate candidates.
But many people don't realize that colleges, insurance companies, law enforcement and government agencies sometimes do the same. Thus, an underage student hoping to boost his cool factor by posting photos that show him engaging in drinking games could be disqualified for college admission or even have his scholarship revoked.
At first glance, last week's election might seem to have been pretty much a "status quo" affair.
President Obama remains in the White House for another four years. Republicans will continue to control the U.S. House of Representatives for at least two more years, whereas a strengthened Democratic majority will prevail in the U.S. Senate.
In New Mexico, the election left Democrats in control of the Legislature and Republican Gov. Susana Martinez with just two years left on the 4th floor at the Roundhouse unless she seeks a second term.
The state's three-member U.S. House delegation still features one Republican and two Democrats, including newly elected lst Dist. Democratic Congresswoman Michelle Lujan-Grisham, and in the nation's upper house, New Mexicans will continue to be represented by two Democratic senators.
Nonetheless, Election 2012 left behind a decidedly changed political landscape in this enchanted land.
When 1st Dist. Congressman Martin Heinrich becomes Sen. Heinrich with the New Year, he will fill the Senate seat occupied for the past three decades by Democrat Jeff Bingaman. Thirty years accrues a lot of seniority in an institution where seniority matters a great deal.
Artesia is a southeastern New Mexico town named for the artesian aquifer on which the area's early agricultural industry was based. Today Artesia's 10,700 residents are drawing on the city's history as they work with the Artesia MainStreet program to remake the town's downtown.
Artesia MainStreet is part of the New Mexico MainStreet Program, a grassroots economic development program of the New Mexico Economic Development Department. The state Legislature launched the program in 1985 to help communities remake older commercial neighborhoods as economically viable business environments while preserving local cultural and historical resources.
The program currently serves 23 affiliated MainStreet projects and six state-authorized Arts and Cultural Districts statewide.
In the late 1970s, the National Trust for Historic Preservation developed the consensus-building approach used by MainStreet participants to wed economic development and historic preservation. Community volunteers are the engines of each program, but MainStreet Program directors contribute resources, education, training and technical services as needed.
This intangible thing we call freedom is interpreted differently by just about every individual, but one aspect that's not open for debate is that we enjoy freedom because of the sacrifices made by countless men and women of our armed forces. We must never question that freedom is worth fighting for, and dying for. That very concept was the genesis of the United States of America.
This Veteran's Day, take the time to salute the men and women of this country's military and the fact that they have always exemplified valor, courage and bravery. The sacrifices they've made throughout the history of this great country allow us all to revel in the freedom we have today; the forfeiture of one's own life for the cause of freedom is the quintessence of all that is good, right and noble about this country.
The greatness of America's armed forces has liberated countries, freed the oppressed, toppled tyrants and dethroned dictators. But not without sacrifice; look at virtually any corner of the globe and you'll find a spot where U.S. troops have spilled their blood.
Thus, we often speak of our freedom yet we rarely speak of those to whom we owe it.
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Talladega is now behind us and four more teams have been eliminated from the "Chase" for the Championship. One of the drivers eliminated was Kyle Busch who was actually in very good shape going into today's race at the super speedway, all he had to do was avoid a crash, he didn't.
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It will be last time fans get to see her on the big screen. This picture shows Brittany Murphy in her final role on psychological thriller Abandoned.
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The film, which will be released next year, was the final project completed by the actress.
She did work on horror film The Caller afterwards in Puerto Rico, though left the set in November citing "creative differences".
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- Shot At The Night Lyrics by The Killers
- Goodbye Lyrics by Chris Young
- One In The Chamber Lyrics by Akon
- The Way Lyrics by Ariana Grande
- The Way Lyrics by Ariana Grande
- The Fox Lyrics by Ylvis
- Genius Lyrics by R. Kelly