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If a guy says he's "busy" does that always mean rejection to the girl?
weve all heard that when a typical girl asks the guy she likes where he's been why hasn't he called or talked and he replies, oh I've been "busy" does that always mean he doesn't have space in his heart for her and his gentle way of letting her down and rejecting her? it can't mean anything else can it? can I take it literally as a guy stressed out in college trying to make his way with his major and see what he wants to do in life and he's not ready for a relationship? because he hasn't dated anyone else yet, or at least I haven't seen or heard anything...but he claims he's busy...he does go drinking and goes out with his buds though...hes just still single
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It doesn't always mean that. It sometimes means he hasn't gotten himself ready enough for you. You would be amazed at how many times a guy will put off going out with a girl at the time. Only to say yes 2 months later. Why does this fenominon accer.sometimes the guy is trying to get himself ready for you. To iron out all of his flaws so you will be dating the perfecrt guy. And sometimes a girl can win a guy over. Many times a girl I didn't like one week I liked the nexr because of her persistance. A girl who shows she is into a guy is a huge turn on. But he may still feel not perfect enough for you. If you keep at him and show your human watch how quickly things change.
Very interestinggg thnank youu =D
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"busy" is generally an evasive answer. He could easily say more to create a connection with you.however less information keeps you wondering. If you're not sure what's going on, it keeps you interested and he's free to do what he wants in the meantime. You really want to get out of this game. The minute he says busy you should switch to uninterested mode and go and talk to someone else. It turns the tables on him and you have means to discover how interested he is.
not really, most likely playing hard to get/reach, plus it could also be a quick fix, to a "put on the spot" question
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you're analzing this way tooooo emotionally deep..guys aren't emotional (per se)lol, so he's been busy so what, there's nothing to it, maybe he just really didn't have anything interesting to say so he's like " oh I've been busy" but maybe you should talk to him more and then maybe he will open up a little more to you... When guys say things it isn't so emotionally deep in a sense where you analyze it and you think he is being rude or something... could be he is shy around you or he's not all that comfortable around girls yet or etc etc... there are a lot of reasons that are open to interpretations to what he said, but he's not letting her down, not at all. Atleast, I think its definetely not that.
I understand what you're saying..but see I'm trying to figure out if he likes me or not...we havnt dated yet..so if he has time to go out with his friends and drink, and on certain days he acts like he likes me but hasn't mde a move yet, and when I try to ask him out and start off by say hey hows it going whatsup, he says he's been busy...dont you think if he liked me he wouldve been more open and inviting and at least contact me when he's not busy...
Well I guess it sounds like you are "just a friend" but not in that "full" sense yet. you are gonna have to make a first move or something.as for contacting you when he's not busy, a guy doesn't really do that if you are someone he doesn't really talk to. :/
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You know, when I tell a guy I like I'm "busy" it almost always means "I'm not interested". If I really am busy and want to see him I'll say "But how about tomorrow night?". If he has time to go out with friends and not you then I think it's safe to say he's not that interested. He could very well not want a relationship at all but either way now isn't the time to pursue anything with him.
My exact texting convo with my ex me: hey strangerhim: hey whatsupme: nm just got home, you?(ten mins later)me: alright.. great talking to you maybe we can try again next week...him: sorry I've been busyme: you're always busyhim: I've got a lot of shit to dome: k(next morning)him: I really miss youso I went to bed all pissed because he was being a weirdo, but I guess there is still something there if I get the "I really miss you" the next morning...idkguys are so confusing !
Hahahha awww they areee!!! even my guy he like acts like he likes me andthen he doesn't contact or anything I hav to do the work and he claims he's busy. hmph.
Sounds like he still has feelings for you, and he didn't know how to respond, in the "friends only" type of way, that's why he said he was busy, and or he really just was busy


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Pearl Jam website hit by ticket sale problems
Fans attempting to get hold of Pearl Jam tickets for the band's forthcoming tour have experienced problems.
A pre-sale for shows taking place across Europe in 2012 opened to members of Pearl Jam's Ten Club earlier this week, but some have experienced difficulty in completing their order.
Operators of the band's fan club responded by taking presales offline and many buyers were left disappointed, with one stating on the Pearl Jam website they added tickets to their shopping cart and proceeded to the checkout, only to find the tickets had been removed, noting this happened "too many times to mention".
Ten Club experienced a similar failure earlier in the year, prompting it to switch to a new service rather than continuing with an internal ticketing system.
It said the similarities between that and the most recent problem led it to believe "there has been an act of sabotage from an outside source".
The forthcoming Pearl Jam tour 2012 sees the band play shows in Manchester and at the Isle of Wight Festival, in addition to dates around Europe.
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Police look at death of Kiesha's brother
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Saffron Howden Police investigating the disappearance of Sydney girl Kiesha Abrahams have found skeletal remains in bushland in Sydney's west.
Kiesha's mother to stand trial for murder
Paul Bibby A woman accused of murdering her daughter, six-year-old Kiesha Weippeart, has been committed to stand trial.
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The Virginia baseball team had the bases loaded with no outs in the top of the seventh but the middle of the lineup all struck out to give North Carolina State a 5-1 win in the series opener Friday in Raleigh.
Reed Gragnani, Stephen Bruno and Mike Papi all reached base to start the seventh off State's Chris Overman but Overman proceeded to strike out Jared King, Derek Fisher and Nick Howard to end the game.
Chris Taylor had an RBI double and Keith Werman scored a run for Virginia. Gragnani had a pair of hits.
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I think you would find - if you actually knew anything about NC, which you obviously do not - that many people both Democratic and Republican, are religious here. The equation of religion with ignorance is one of the mindless knee-jerk statements that characterize the urban Yankee. There are many many Christians in NC who know that Jesus was nothing if not a social reformer and firebrand of justice for the oppressed. The black churches have historically been on the right side of history here in NC, and I view the gay-marriage issue as a temporary misstep on their part. We actually don't need or want people like you in NC. The increasing leftward move of the state has less to do with pompous self-congratulating Northerners and more to do with our top ranking in improved education and increasing concern about the environment.
Hey, Obama is a good guy, don't dis what you know is right. His oratory skills are just incredible, but he certainly got his head screwed on regarding politics. Mitt Romney, well, I don't reckon Amercia want Gordon Brown number 2 do they? Made an absolutely mess of the economy, didn't have the foggiest clue how to run the show but Obama, he's got a vision, he's got an goal, he's got the determination and he's going to get where America should be. Look at his awsome healthcare act, it's just revolutionary for America, the grass has never grown so well.
"North Carolina will probably be neither blue nor red, but purple, for cycles to come."
Hence the old saying, as goes North Carolina, so goes Montana.
Or, maybe not. :)
Now as an avowed athiest, I agree about the ignorance thing, but please don't start deciding what NC is like based on what a couple of people said. Believe me, there is plenty of ingnorance all around this country.
What? the 8th disctirct isn't even close to the Research Triangle Park, and Raleigh and Durham. What map are you looking at?
And when Helms ran, there was very little influx from out of staters. Now, they represent a huge part of the electorate.
NC, as showm by the Obama vote, is really 2 states. One urban with higher educated voters and lower unemployment, and one rural where poverty is rampant, infrastructure is crumbling, and industry has avoided.
It's all about turnout.....
Anti-gay marriage laws passed by popular vote are not really indicative of how liberal or conservative a state is in any state. After all, a few years ago, one passed in California -- hardly a bastion of great conservatism. Or rather, when states start passing laws permitting gay marriage, that will perhaps indicate that they are becoming less culturally conservative. Whether that will translate into Republican losses will depend on how stubbornly the Republicans refuse to accept that specific change.
You forgot one thing. This is the state that elected Jesse Helms to senate for five consecutive terms. That spoke volumes about the Tar Heel state. Obama win in 08 was a fluke. NC will remain red for years to come.
It will be a close state for a little while longer. The marriage amendment doesn't really indicate anything of substance. It was held on a primary day, so there was little turn-out, and heavily organized by the churches, including almost all the traditionally black churches, which despite their stand on gay rights, will not be voting for Romney anytime soon.
North Carolina remains a battleground state, though not necessarily a swing state. There is a difference between the two categories. Despite the Democrats' best efforts to pull the state into the latter category, including holding their national convention in Charlotte, they have made little tangible progress. There are many reasons for their apparent lack of success, not least of which is a somewhat nasty scandal affecting the state party. I agree with the Economist's assessment that it is a state that is a 'bridge too far' for the Dems this election cycle.
I have to say, your statment about Obama's 08 truimphant victory was far from fluke. As he was of a calibre and vibrance of a man which the nation had never witnessed before, how could we have not voted him in? He stirred up the countries morale and set alight the patriotic spirit of America, rallying them to his prospect of a better America.
I suspect Pat McCrory, the former mayor of Charlotte may be very disappointed that The Economist identified him as being from Charlotte.
All of McCrory's television advertising mentions that he was 'mayor', but fails to mention that it was Charlotte of which he was mayor.
We here in Charlotte suspect that McCrory hopes that voters in the eastern part of the state will mistakenly assume that he was mayor of Raleigh.
I don't now if N.C. is going to go for Obama this time but the word is out amongst educated professionals that N.C. is a great place to move to. There are universities that are close in stature to what can be found in the N.E. and it isn't as crowded as the suburbs of the N.E. This will imperil the Republican hold on the state.
That said, there is still a long way to go. I buy furniture in N.C. and when I shop there is often bible discussion (ie. a sure sign of ignorance) pumped through the store's speakers rather than music. A friend of mine who settled outside of Asheville has had his children harassed by their school mates because they are not religious. The religiosity and ignorance are palpable in the rural and suburban environments. I suspect that we will see some flip flopping of the vote for a long time with the Republicans taking home the brass ring most of the time in the near future.
The US Army is looking for ruthless murderers, reckon they might have hit upon a applicant!
Well, then, lets just hope it goes red because I'm a montanan.
Ignorance, a growing and inexhaustible resource.
That's a bit hard to believe when Obama leads in the poll right now, and had the districts not been drawn to favor the GOP, the state's voters and the legislature and congressional delegation would be evenly split.
@Joseph P: Agreed. We need real universal health care. Private companies have no business toying with people's lives on such huge investments.
Maybe it's the other way around, and as Montana goes, so goes North Carolina.
At any rate, in my book, these sayings can get a bit confusing. :)
I'm a healthcare lawyer, and if you think the healthcare act is awesome, you either work for insurance industry or don't know what's in the Act. The act simply forces everyone to buy insurance, on the hope that insurance companies will take this extra money and use it to lower premiums for everyone. The Act didn't make real changes to bring down cost (tort reform, allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, etc.)
And further, Obamacare does nothing to increase the supply of healthcare.. which is the real problem. We have a shortage of doctors and nurses. So, now we force a bunch of new people to get insurance so they will likely use healthcare even more.. on a system that is already short-handed and over-priced.
Yes, the act is awesome.. if you're in the insurance industry.
Why don't you go and sign up for the US Army.
Join the Army equals a job plus the fulfillment of personal aims stated in above passage.
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A grizzly bear was killed in a bizarre road accident Saturday afternoon, struck down by a motorcycle in Kananaskis Country.
The 50-year-old Calgary woman driving the motorbike was thrown onto the roadway, but escaped the frightening ordeal without life-threatening injuries.
The bear death is the third in the past week in Calgary's mountainous backyard. On July 26, a six-year-old grizzly was shot on the Morley reserve.
The woman was out for a drive with her husband, who was riding his own motorcycle and witnessed the collision around 3:45 p.m. Saturday, south of Highwood Pass.
"It stopped, the lady kept going," said Jamie Campbell of Foothills Regional EMS, describing what happened to the motorbike when it struck the bear.
"She went up and over the handlebars and landed on the pavement, and then the bike skidded down the road." The woman, who was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash, was taken to Oilfields Hospital in Black Diamond with injuries to her hands due to the fall.
"There's lots of wildlife that gets hit, but not bears and motorcycles very often, so this is quite uncommon," Campbell said Saturday.
"Deer versus cars -- lots. Occasionally deer versus motorcycle. I don't think I've done a bear versus motorcycle in my career yet." Campbell said the woman is lucky to come away without more serious injuries.
"A bear's pretty solid, so she's going to stop all of a sudden," he said.
Last Tuesday, a park warden shot a black bear in Lake Louise. The animal was acting aggressively but DNA tests proved it was not the same bear that attacked a jogger a month ago.
A recent study by Parks Canada found grizzly bear deaths due to human activity were bringing the animal to dangerously low levels in Banff National Park.
The report, which looked at all known grizzly deaths in the mountain parks over an 18-year period, found that half of the animals killed were females. The largest killer was trains, with bears attracted to grain spilled along the tracks.
During the past 18 years, the study found, 46 of 61 of grizzly deaths in the mountain parks were caused by human activity. It's believed there are around 60 bears in Banff and 80 in Jasper.
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Begin your trip down the meatball-lined sidewalks of Ciao Baby with a look at the menu of classic Italian eats. For antipasti, roll a homemade Sicilian rice ball filled with ground meat, peas, and plum-tomato sauce ($14.95) into your jaws. Lunch light with a member of the Wrap Pack, such as the Salsiccia Sammy (Italian sausage, tri-color peppers, and Vidalia onions sautéed in white wine and topped with mozzarella, $10.95), or lend some evening gravitas to your appetite with a dignified order for Nonna's Old World Meat Platter (freshly made meatballs, hot or sweet sausage, and San Marzano tomato sauce atop macaroni; half $23.95, whole $33.95).
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In the kitchens of Torcellos Restaurant, cooks splash wine sauces over seafood, veal, and dishes from an extensive menu of Italian favorites. As traditional or whole-wheat pastas wind around forks, Italian entrees of veal, chicken, and fish fillet sauté in savory wine sauces. Patrons can promote sharing with a catering package, which offers dinner for up to 60 people or a late-night snack for one competitive eating champion.
For more than 50 years, Albert's Pizza's chefs have been prepping pies a little differently: they layer the cheese beneath the sauce, where it melts and merges with the crust. That crust is housemade each day, forming entire pies as well as square slices for purchase. You can customize your pizza or go with a gourmet option, many of which come with toppings that evoke Italian dishes. For example, there's a baked-ziti pizza, a fettucine-alfredo pizza, and a lasagna pizza along with classic meat lovers' and hawaiian variants.
The menu also features sandwiches, calzones, pasta dinners, and sliders, small versions of sandwiches served in 3- or 6-packs. None of Albert's extra food in the kitchen goes to waste?the staff donates the surplus to Island Harvest, an organization dedicated to hunger-relief efforts throughout Long Island.
Singas Pizza's chefs calm restless appetites by singing sauce-speckled lullabies from a menu of pizzas, pillowy pastas, sandwiches, wings, and burgers. Tuck teeth into 360 degrees of gustatory bliss with one of Singas's 10-inch pies, crowned with toppings that range from traditional pepperoni or sausage ($5.99) to less-orthodox accents including breaded eggplant ($6.99), buffalo chicken ($6.99), and anti-cheese. Singas's heaping bowls of spaghetti come in seven varieties ($5.49+), warming stomachs with a swirling array of old-world flavors with toppings including sweet italian sausage, creamy garlic sauce, and mushrooms. Palates pining for bread-ensconced eats can opt for a hot pastrami sandwich ($6.49), which smuggles sizzling meat, onions, and green peppers under a veil of melted provolone cheese.
The chefs at Lo Piccolo's Pizzeria and Restaurant specialize in thin and crispy New York–style pies, but they make a mean Chicago-style deep dish and thick Sicilian pizza as well. Specialty pies hold a variety of fresh toppings that range from the classic napolitano spread to a crust crowned with breaded chicken cutlets, bacon, cheddar, mozzarella, and ranch dressing. The menu offers other Italian specialties, too, including veal parmesan and pasta doused in marinara, vodka sauce, or Nickelodeon slime.


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Hunter Rozzell makes adjustments to a catapult that he and three other students built during a robotics class at Ooltewah High School. The course is part of the Engineering Academy there.Photo by Allison Carter /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Of the many things that plague high-schoolers, choosing a career is one that is becoming easier in the Chattanooga area thanks to programs aimed at serving students with special interests.
Many schools in Hamilton County have developed programs in fields their students wish to learn more about or pursue as an occupation.
At Ooltewah High School, the engineering program has become more of a hit than the teachers who originally thought of the idea could have imagined. As a result, the process of enrolling in the program has become more complicated.
"We make them [the students] apply, they get interviewed and then we select between 25 and 30, 40 maximum, depending on how school is at the time," said Lynda Pickett, the lead teacher for the school's Engineering Academy, a set of classes dealing with different aspects of the profession.
Pickett is also the head of the school's robotics team, which for the last four years has participated in the FIRST Tech Challenge, a robotics competition for high school students.
"We show fairly well ... and I've had several Skills USA students that have placed at the regionals competition," Pickett said, referring to a collaborative organization that helps teachers prepare teens for chosen careers.
Nick Ray, a graduating senior at Ooltewah, has been in the Engineering Academy for three years. He said he has benefited from the program's wide variety.
"We do projects in building and design, learn how to read plans, interpret drawings and design things like bridges and houses," he said.
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Red Bank senior Michael Kopcsak has been involved in the academy since his freshman year. Taking news from concept to finished piece is a multistep process, he said.
"The class starts out with Mr. Wagner giving us a morning meeting, [and] we run down what stories are going on the show," he said. "Then we have our newscast, someone writes the script, we load everything onto our equipment and film the news."
Randy Smith is the media-concepts teacher at Red Bank. He is in charge of teaching the basics to students who are just entering the program.
"We touch on all of the basic broadcasting mediums and teach them how to edit, write, produce and record their own material," he said.
Wagner said the information and skills his students learn in the broadcasting classes change their perceptions of the media.
"My students say that once they have my class, they can never watch a newscast or a movie the same way again because they're always looking for the technical things about it all," he said.
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The star of drama talks about how she fought to keep portrayal of novelist real — and dodges 'Spider-Man 2' questions
Although she plays the title role in Ralph Fiennes' new film, "The Invisible Woman," British actress Felicity Jones is in no danger of having that name prove prophetic for her own career, judging from the rapturous praise audience members offered in a Q&A session following a Wrap-hosted screening at the Regent Friday night.
In playing Nelly Ternan, the long-term mistress of novelist Charles Dickens, Jones felt some tension between the invisibility that this Other Woman reluctantly accepted, for the sake of Dickens' public life, and the strength of character that allowed her to be an efficient muse for one of the millennium's greatest writers.
"For Nelly, I think she wanted to tell this secret," Jones told Steve Pond, The Wrap's Oscar's columnist and the screening's moderator. "I felt it was very much Dickens who wanted to keep it very private, and Nelly, because of her love for him, colluded with that, yet she felt it was something that was so fundamental in her — being with this man, having this experience — that she couldn't help but let it come out" in a climactic scene.
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"She feels like she's influenced him in some small way and doesn't want to be completely lost in history," said Jones.
When Pond asked if it were true that she and her director/co-star had some disagreements over how sympathetically Dickens should be portrayed, Jones acknowledged that she'd expressed concerns about how virtuously the "Tale of Two Cities" novelist should come off.
"Dickens was obviously a wonderful writer, but I think he was a deeply flawed man, and I think deeply selfish in many ways," said Jones. "And I was always keen that that should be shown in the film — which I do think comes across. But obviously when you're an actor inhabiting a part, as with Ralph playing Dickens, you feel very protective over them and you want to make sure that they're seen as the full human beings that they are. And I think we had a conflict in the sense that we had different ideas about who Dickens was sometimes.
"But my job was to inhabit Nelly, and she had a complicated relationship with him. She wasn't infatuated with Dickens in sort of a teenage way where it was just 'I'm going to throw myself into this man.' She was a very intelligent, complex woman who was careful with herself in her interaction with him."
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Sympathies toward the two romantic leads shift at least a little over the course of the narrative, and "I think that's how it should be," Jones added. "I think you should feel with Dickens that sometimes you're completely with him, but he did behave very cruelly in leaving Katharine and his 10 children. At the same time, he's human and he's flawed, and that's why you go to the cinema, to see people in all their shades of greatness and fallibility."
The role calls for a certain level of reserve, given the need for Nelly to mostly remain out of public sight. In real life, Jones seems just as well-spoken and genteel as Nelly, but submissive is not the word that comes to mind. Any fear that Jones felt about working with Fiennes was short-lived, she suggested.
"Ralph Fiennes is a name that everyone associates with great acting and integrity, so I would be inhuman if I wasn't intimidated by that in some way," she said. "But as an actor you have to believe in the characters you're playing, so immediately I tried to interact with him in some ways as Nelly rather than Felicity. And he's not out to intimidate you. He's a very genuine person and I liked him, so it wasn't something where I felt it was going to be a frightening process working with him."
Jones did have a moment where her mind flashed to a completely unrelated movie. "On the read-through, I was sitting between Ralph and Kristin Scott Thomas (who plays her character's mother), and all I could think about was The English Patient. I remember thinking, I've come in between them–this is terrible!"
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Jones is soon to become the object of fanboy obsession, if she isn't already, for her role in the upcoming "Amazing Spider-Man 2," which has maintained a certain veil of secrecy, despite leaks and spoilers. Pond said he feared he knew what the answer was, but had to ask if Jones could spill any details anyway.
I just have to say that you're gonna have to wait and see. It's going to be very exciting," a suddenly tight-lipped Jones replied.
But maybe she was letting that cloak of invisibility down when she answered an audience member's question about what kind of role "The Invisible Woman" left her hankering to try next. "I really want to play a bad-ass!" Jones answered.


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The gas mileage was horrible. The 17 foot truck had 94K miles on it. Around 5 MPH on a half loaded truck . Will probably try another company to see what their equipment is like.
I was charged a 2 day rate thinking that I had 48 hours they where calling me at 4 pm asking when the equipment was getting back the girl told me she only charged me for one day I was rushed to get the equipment back because they had rented the trailer for the next day !
Great people working at this location
Very friendly helpful. Very out going to help me. I would definitely refer this location to other and would use this location again. Thanks for your help
The service and product was Great....
The people there were really nice and helpful, they answered any question i had :)
The time I picked up the truck was dictated to me based on store hours (which it was hard to plan ahead for), so I had to move my schedule around in order to make sure I didnt get charged for an extra day, other than that, was a good experience
Great service.
Staff was helpful, and was concerned about making me wait as they were helping other customers.
I had a wonderful rental experience. Alex and Cindy were very professional during the entire transaction of reserving & obtaining the exact truck for my moving needs. I would not hesitate to recommend the Roselle U-Haul location to anyone.
I called with concerns and questions regarding my reservation pickup location being changed. Ken who claimed to be manager was extremely rude. He claimed I was dumb to not know the distance between my current location and his store and that I must be a slow driver. He refused to discuss location change with me or to inform me of how the pricing or process works. I called scheduling and changed my reservation to a different location so that I would not have to give my support or finances to this location. I would never recommend this location and I will tell anyone I know not to use this location. He does not care about his customers or Uhaul's name if he is treating customers this way.
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I placed an order for 48 moving blankets. There were 24 available. Renting U Haul vehicles and selling packing supplies seems to be one of several businesses operated at this location, and the U Haul business seems to be an afterthought.
Nothing. Truck and customer service was great! Thanks.
It was a very good experience. It went very smoothly.
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Was very happy with renting from this location. The man who hooked up the trailer to our car was took the time to make certain it was safe and in good working order. Addtionally, he showed us how to unhook it which was great since we ended up returning it after they were closed.
She was very rude and ignorant. Didn't want to give me my deposit back. Not very nice when we pulled up. Will never go back.
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ihe location was ok but u haul customer service is TERRIBLE.Very long wait times on the phone to ask basic question.The people are rude.I was told they didnt have the equipment locally,but when I went there is was there.Very unorganized as a company.
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customer service was very helpful, had to call her multiple times, always kind and would definitely recommend.
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Ohh ja! Hamburg ist toll und Uhlmann sowieso!
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That ice cream looks amaaaaaaaaazing.
How funny that the hotel bed was two smaller mattresses pushed together. It's like they want you to be able to tell your parents that you and Sven didn't sleep in the same bed. Or maybe that's only a lie we have to tell in the U.S.Reply
Can't wait for more pictures!
So funny, I never realized there was a difference in U.S. and German beds… it's actually normal here to have these two small mattresses, all the grown-up beds are this way!
I always love your pictures and hearing about your adventures. Hamburg looks fabulous and I haven't seen the Lion King Broadway show, but I need to; I heard it was amazing!Reply
Your trip looked like so much fun! And the Franzbrotchen? I think it's time for me to plan a trip to Hamburg!Reply
I love these photos! I need to visit Hamburg soon! Glad you enjoyed yourself!Reply
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Canada will face former champions England in the final of Women's Rugby World Cup 2014 on Sunday at the Stade Jean Bouin after they enjoyed contrasting semi-final victories in the French capital.
England booked their place in a sixth Women's Rugby World Cup final after an emphatic 40-7 victory over first-time semi-finalists Ireland, the Red Roses finally producing the all-round performance they had been craving.
By contrast Canada - the side they drew 13-13 with in the Pool A decider last weekend - will be playing in their first final after ending France's dream of lifting their first World Cup silverware on home soil with a narrow 18-16 victory.
Ireland 7-40 England DETAILS >>
Ireland started brightly and were rewarded for electing to turn down a kickable penalty when a driving maul resulted in a 16th minute try by Gillian Bourke. England, though, hit back when Rochelle Clark picked up and dived over the line after Sarah Hunter had been stopped just short.
Emily Scarratt pulled the conversion wide, ending her run of 10 successful kicks in a row. A huge push by the England scrum then drove Ireland backwards and gave Scarratt the chance to kick into an 8-7 lead in the 32nd minute, a chance she was not going to waste.
That lead quickly grew as England capitalised when Ireland put the ball over the dead ball line from the kick-off, from the resultant scrum Scarratt broke through the defence on the left with the ball quickly recycled for Kat Merchant to score on the other wing after Alison Miller missed the tackle.
England's tails were up and Ireland were struggling to hold their rivals, making uncharacteristic mistakes which they were made to pay for, another Scarratt penalty making it 18-7 at half-time.
The second half was barely five minutes old when centre Rachael Burford waltzed through the Ireland defence to give Scarratt another kick at goal to increase England's lead to 14 points, the girls in green simply unable to halt the Red Roses' momentum.
With England's greater experience in World Cup semi-finals evident, their confidence continued to grow with wing Kay Wilson just getting the ball down in time to make it 26-7. England now had the luxury of replacing captain Katy Mclean, Scarratt and Alphonsi, but that didn't stop the juggernaut as replacement Marlie Packer quickly staked her claim for a starting spot with two tries in four minutes.
"We're delighted with the performance, I think that the scoreline reflects the fact that we really did turn up on the day and we performed really well. I'm so proud of all of the girls – the forwards and the backs all delivered and we have a huge opportunity on Sunday. We can't wait," said Mclean.
France 16-18 Canada DETAILS >>
Les Bleues started at a relentless pace, putting in some big hits and ensuring Canada had to defend wave after wave of attack, struggling to get out of their own half as they fell behind to a Sandrine Agricole penalty.
Canada, though, gradually began to find their feet as the first quarter came to an end and it was France's turn to defend for their lives for a prolonged period, IRB Women's Player of the Year nominee Safi N'Diaye managing to hold one drive up over the line.
Wing Caroline Ladagnous saw yellow just before the half hour for a dangerous tackle and another nominee Magali Harvey tied the scores. The yellow card decision seemed to galvanise the French and they hit the front again with another Agricole penalty.
Canada then suffered a blow with scrum half Stephanie Bernier stretchered off with a knee injury, but with time up on the clock they were awarded a penalty and Harvey ensured the sides went in level at 6-6.
France had not conceded a try in the tournament, but two tries in five minutes turned the match on its head at the start of the second half. The first was by Elissa Alarie, who moved from full back to scrum half after Bernier's injury, after she darted through a gaping hole around the breakdown and raced to the line.
Then Canada turned over possession from a scrum on their own line and spread it wide to Harvey, the wing racing 80 metres down field, side-stepping would-be tackler Christelle Le Duff and outpacing her opposite number. Harvey then curled in the conversion from the touchline for an 18-6 lead.
Roared on by the crowd, France were not ready to let the dream of a World Cup final on home soil die and the forwards got the tries they craved, driving mauls ending with N'Diaye and Assa Koita dotting down, the latter after Canada had lost prop Mary Jane Kirby to the sin-bin. Extra-time seemed to be looming but with two minutes on the clock Agricole pulled another conversion wide.
"I can't stop smiling, it's just a huge rush of adrenalin. I'm not realising it fully now but I soon will," admitted Harvey.
Fifth place semi-finals: USA earn chance to avenge defeat
New Zealand 63-7 Wales DETAILS >>
New Zealand wing Shakira Baker scored four tries as the defending champions showed their true colours to brush aside the challenge of Wales in a one-sided contest at the Stade Jean Bouin.
The Black Ferns ran in a total of 11 tries in a ruthless display that will have gone some way to offsetting the disappointment of missing out on the semi-finals for the first time.
Baker completed her hat-trick inside 25 minutes and added a fourth late on after first brushing off the challenge of Welsh opposite number Adriana Taviner and then ducking under the cover tackle of Elinor Snowsill to squeeze over in the corner. Full back Selica Winiata also touched down once in each half, while second row Rawinia Everitt's strong performance was rewarded with a try.
Welsh number 8 Sioned Harries, who scored a hat-trick against South Africa last time out, showed good poaching skills to scoop up a loose ball and score her side's only try on 24 minutes. They had no answer to New Zealand but are at least guaranteed their best finish since WRWC 1994 - when they finished fourth.
"We just wanted to go out there and put on a good performance and finish our campaign on a high," said New Zealand captain Fiao'o Fa'amausili. "The girls wanted to get the smiles back on their faces and it was great to play in such a fantastic stadium."
Australia 20-23 USA DETAILS >>
The Women's Eagles got their wish of a rematch with the Black Ferns on Sunday, albeit only after Australia full back Ashleigh Hewson missed a penalty attempt with the last kick of the match, one which would have forced the first extra-time of WRWC 2014.
Australia captain Shannon Parry scored the opening try in the second minute, only for Sadie Anderson to cut the deficit to four minutes later with a penalty. That would be their only points of the first half as Australia increased their lead with a try by centre Cobie-Jane Morgan to make it 12-3 at the break.
Jillion Potter scored three minutes after the restart, but Australia hit back with their third try of the match to keep the nine-point advantage. Carmen Farmer touched down for the Women's Eagles just after the hour mark but Australia's response was swift with a Hewson penalty.
That gave Australia a 20-13 lead but Vanesha McGee gave her side renewed hope with Kimber Rozier's conversion tying the scores. Rozier then kicked her side in front for the first time but the Eagles had a nervous last few seconds after mistakenly kicking the ball out thinking that time was up.
Ninth place semi-finals: South Africa end drought
Spain 18-5 Kazakhstan DETAILS >>
Points were hard to come by in the first half at Marcoussis with 34 minutes on the clock before Kazakhstan opened the scoring through replacement Anastassiya Khamova's try.
Patricia Garcia kicked a penalty for Spain three minutes later but her side were then unable to capitalise on their player advantage after Oxana Shadrina was sin-binned on the stroke of half-time.
Spain did hit the front after second row Lourdes Alameda touched down in the 53rd minute, but two missed kicks from Patricia Garcia meant the match was still very much in the balance.
She found her range again with a 70th minute penalty before replacement front row Rocio Garcia's try at the death ensured Spain can finish no lower than 10th at WRWC 2014 and leave Kazakhstan still searching for their first win.
South Africa 25-24 Samoa DETAILS >>
It took South Africa less than 60 seconds to end their WRWC 2014 try-scoring drought in an action-packed start to their match against Samoa.
After fly half Zandile Nojoko had got the Springbok Women off to a flying start, the lead changed hands three times in a pulsating first half that ended with Samoa one point in front at 21-20.
Flanker Rachelle Geldenhuys claimed South Africa's second try, while Samoa's three tries came from a Bella Milo brace and centre Merenaite Faitala-Mariner.
South Africa crucially only shipped three points while Celeste Adonis was sent to the sin-bin early in the second half, and went on to win their first match of the tournament thanks to Veroeshka Grain's try on the hour mark.
The Springbok Women are now one win away from recording their highest ever finish on the World Cup stage, their best having been 10th four years ago in England.


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The Mississippi, Missouri and other Midwestern rivers in Missouri and at least five other states have surged since torrential rains drenched the region over the past few days.
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My DVD drive doesn't recognize any disc I put in it. I know the problem stems from using Windows DVD writing program. I have never used it before and had heard/read that it did a decent job. I created a folder of stuff to back up and I clicked the burn tab. After going through the steps it said burning to disc. After 10 min or so it said that the burn had failed. I figured Windows 7 DVD Burner was the problem and redid the backup with my usual program. All went fine with that. The next day when I turned on my PC there was a balloon saying I had files ready to burn - click here for ??? cant remember the rest. Anyway I clicked the balloon and a window popped open what was blank. It had nothing in the window or in the address bar or anywhere except the minimize, maximize, close buttons. A smaller "action" window opened in front of that one [not sure what that window is called]. It asked me to insert a disc. The only option I had were to insert a disc or press cancel. I pressed cancel.
This happens every time I restart my PC, and I can't find where this window is coming from to try to prevent it. I'm hoping that will fix my DVD drive. Until then this drive is useless.
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I'm not sure your drive is useless if it worked with your other program, I've never had any problems with windows burner, anyway this tutorial should help with those messages,
You have files waiting to be burned to disc - Stop Message
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derekimo, thanks for the reply.
Thanks for the link. It worked fine. Let me apologize for not doing a search for a tut before posting. I should have known there was one. There's one for every issue.
Thanks again.
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There are tut's for everything, It's hard to keep up with them.
Glad that did the trick for you.
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I downloaded Mad4Joomla forms and within minutes, had forms running with none of the previous bugs I was having with the other components (very frustrating items like blank emails coming through, CSS styling looking very unprofessional, etc). The submitted form template from this component (what I receive in my inbox) required almost nothing to set up and came through so clean and easy to read - very professional looking. The forms are very easy to config, and actually lay out the most professional looking of all components I've tried without having to resort to CSS hackery.
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Lady Pandora & The Huntress cane Nimue at a judicial level, posted on behalf and by the request of Lady Pandora .www.ladypandora.org http://www.clips4sale.com/store/39445
Between Nimue's wonderful bottom and thighs (and who wouldn't want to be there?) along with the full-bodied caning style of Lady Pandora (Yes, yes, yes!) and the fierce cuts of Cassie, I think that this is the hottest punishment video on the web!
this girl has a very nice bottom.I would love to put her over my knee or bend her over and paddle or cane her.
raz134 - I'm sorry you don't believe that this caning was more than "firmish". I wonder if its my controlled reactions which make you think this. Would you have believed more that it was "judicial severity" if I had been screaming and sobbing throughout? I was rather more than "mildly striped" by the end, though the fact that I am a regular, hard player meant that I was less marked than someone who'd never recieved a caning before would be. Blood was drawn in several places, as the seat of the white knickers I put on immediately afterwards prove, and I actually kept them (blood stains and all) as a momento of the occasion.
Tearaway - I have heard the same, and agree that delivering the strokes more slowly lets you feel the full after-burn of each stroke. There is also a LOT to be said about delivering the strokes slowly so as to build up the anticipation. Knowing that the previous stroke hurt, and that the next one is going to hurt just as much put me in a very interesting headspace, more so than if the whole lot had been got through quickly.
i once got told that when delivering a caning longer pauses between each stroke were more effective coz when 1 strokes delivered if the 2nd 1 follows 2 quickly u wont feel the full sting of each stroke,when i get caned i like the strokes 2 b delivered with @ least a 10 second pause between each 1. ive never experienced a judicial caning though mine have all been reasonably tame every1 who canes has there own techniques so maybe what u saw in the video was just the caners own technique and jugding by the girls face on the clip id say the caning was quite intense severity doesnt always mean theres gonna b blood.
I downloaded the full video of this from Clips4Sale and, for my $35.00, I must say I was a little disappointed. While Nimue does take a 'firmish' caning it is not of Judicial severity we would normally associated with Cassie. Both Lady Pandora and Cassie seem to be holding back considerably. The very long pauses between strokes, presumably to allow Nimue to recover, also lessen the intensity of the scene considerably. Her ass is only mildly striped at the end of her 24 strokes which, had they been delivered with Cassie's usual severity, would have drawn blood.


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