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My unsolicited advice to Anthony Weiner is to drop out of the race for mayor of New York City. But since you insist on staying, hold a press conference:
At last, a fast food giant that gives a damn about the economic hardships low-wage workers face.
DEAR DIDI: My pug, Daisy, is 7 months old. She is potty trained, listens most of the time, and I absolutely adore her. She has one big problem that could end up causing me to find a new home for her. I work nights and leave the apartment at 10 o'clock at night. This is when most of my neighbors are going to sleep. Daisy immediately goes into a screeching bark as soon as the front door closes. My neighbors are complaining and I don't know what to do. Does she need a friend? Pug Lover in Modesto
Before you join Jay Leno and Susan Sarandon and sign an open letter to Gov. Jerry Brown to protest "solitary confinement" in California prisons' security housing units, there are a few things you should know. Start with the criminal records of the leaders of the Short Corridor Collective - the four inmates who, despite their "extreme isolation," orchestrated a hunger strike with more than 30,000 inmate participants July 8.
Al Capone was a bad boy. How bad? He cheated on his income taxes.
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President Obama is announcing for the umpteenth time he's going to "pivot" to fixing the economy - as if that's ever worked before, since it is he who broke it. That said, Obama will pivot to tiddlywinks if that's what it takes to get out from under his mountain of scandals.
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The word "help" is so uplifting. It conveys our best humanitarian values. How odd, then, to see it used in this New York Times headline: "Banks' Lobbyists Help in Drafting Financial Bills."
Yes, the beautiful and brilliant former aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who, in a role she certainly never sought, has been playing "The Good Wife" on cable news.
Huma Abedin has graduated from sympathetic victim to pathetic enabler. I felt bad for Abedin in 2011 when, as a newly married and pregnant wife, her congressman husband, Anthony Weiner, embroiled her in his sexting scandal. With a baby on the way, she chose to stick with the marriage - a decision others must respect.
"The First Black President ... Spoke First as a Black American," ran the banner headline of Sunday's Washington Post.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Westover Vineyards of Castro Valley. Owner Bill Smyth is preparing to shutter his winery because the California Department of Industrial Relations slapped him with $115,550 in fines, back wages and penalties for using unpaid volunteers. Those fees put Westover in the red.
A couple of weeks ago at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, several hundred people went to their feet to applaud a speech delivered by David H. Koch. The occasion was the opening of the Met's new facade on Fifth Avenue. It runs four city blocks, and is complete with new fountains, paving, lighting, landscaping and seating areas for visitors. Mr. Koch contributed the entire $65 million cost of the project, which took years to complete.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell wanted to share his long-repressed feelings about a traumatic event. "It was," the Kentucky Republican confided, grim-faced, "the worst day of my political life."
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At last month's California gubernatorial debate, Republican hopeful Neel Kashkari praised Gov. Jerry Brown and Attorney General Kamala Harris for using their discretion not to appeal a court ruling that overturned the state's same-sex marriage ban. Kashkari then chided both Democrats for failing to use that same discretion when they appealed the Vergara v. California court decision. The suit is named after Beatriz Vergara, one of nine students who sued to eliminate the state's teacher tenure system.
Just when you thought the plutocratic profiteers running America's exploitative, low-wage economy couldn't get any more clueless, self-serving, pious, and mingy - along comes Lady Maria of Marriott, magnanimously saying: "Let them eat tips."
In his U.N. address, President Obama listed a parade of horrors afflicting our world: "Russian aggression in Europe," "terrorism in Syria and Iraq," rapes and beheadings by ISIL, al-Qaida, Boko Haram.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Lawrence Silveira is a Sierra High graduate now living in Chicago. In this column, penned on Sept. 5, he writes about the differences between the two locales, and what he's learned in his first few weeks at Columbia College.
"Merchants have no country. The mere spot they stand on does not constitute so strong an attachment as that from which they draw their gains."
Here's an unusual super-rich guy with a strange message for his fellow 1-percent-of-the-1-percenters.
There's a photo-word montage on the Internet in which a little boy, presumably from Africa, looks skeptically at a woman who is apparently from somewhere else. The boy asks, "You mean to tell me you have so much clean water, that you (poop) in it?"
Where are the peaceniks? Why aren't they marching on Capitol Hill to protest President Barack Obama's use of military force in Syria and Iraq? The San Francisco Chronicle's Kevin Fagan interviewed peace activists who told him that their ranks are numb, in part because America has been at war for more than a decade. Some even wonder whether the Islamic State is so barbaric as to merit airstrikes.


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At the going down of the sun
and in the morning
We will remember them
This is a very personal attempt to remember some of the fallen of Britain's Forgotten Wars.
16TH February 2012
Also By His Many Regimental Friends
Ne Obliviscaris
Ray Vearnals
Passed away peacefully 14th November 2011
In memory of Sgt Michael Muldoon RADC age 25. 20 March 1973 lured to a party by a
female in Belfast and shot. We were good friends and I wished him well for his
promotion to Sgt and posting to N. Ireland. We both said that we would have a pint
when we met again. We never did and I still think of him, especially on Remembrance
Wounded on Hill 282 Korea 1950
Passed away 6th April 2011
I would like to post my poppy for my brother Pte. D. Trevor. Thompson 23472579,
9th Battalion
|I would like to post a poppy to Gunner Victor Mitchell who was killed by
an accidental discharge outside of the Guard Room in Little Aden in
1966. I went through basic training at Oswestry with Vic and he came
from the same town as me, Nottingham. I always watch with pride, the
rememberance day parades each year and when the last post is played
always remember Vic. I also pay my respects to eight others from my
Regiment who were killed in Aden. All rest in Silent Valley Cemetery,
Little Aden. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning we WILL
remember them!
Brian Askew, Ex 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery
I would like to post my poppy for Private Stephen J Dixon aged 18 who died at the Battle of Goose Green. He is remembered always with love from Amanda X
In memory of Pte John ASH. 1ST KOYLI KIA Cyprus 1956
|Major Archibald John Arthur WAVELL, The 2nd Viscount Wavell, only son of Field Marshall Wavell.
The then Captain Wavell, Black Watch, lost his left hand fighting the Japanese in Burma. He served on his father's staff in India.
He was gazetted in the London Gazette on the 23rd January 1947 with the Military Cross.
On Christmas Eve 1953 Major WAVELL M.C. The Black Watch was shot dead by a Mau Mau terrorist near Thika in Kenya, he was 37 years old, unmarried and childless.
He is buried in the City Park Cemetery, Nairobi, Block 12, Grave 10.
Roger Broady
|George Thomas Hoult killed in Aden 20 June 1967 serving for the Northumberland Fusiliers. This was my father killed when I was only six months old and who never saw or held me he will never be forgotten by myself my brother his wife and all his brothers and sisters. Rest in peace dad you are forever in my thoughts Gail XX
Whittington was killed in action on 23rd September, 1950 during the
battle for Hill 282. Many of the 17 Argylls lost on that day were killed
by friendly fire. Although I never meet Dickie I have always been very
moved by this picture of him. It was taken in Hong Kong before the battalion
shipped out to Korea. I see a young man happy with his beer. A few months
later he was killed. Very sad.
Martin Spirit
was a cook on the HMS Sheffield and was killed in 1982 in the Falklands
conflict. His memory is cherished by his mother and 3 brothers and one
sister who were, and still are so very proud of him.
Joanne Goodrum
|Brigadier David Wilson, known affectionately as 'Chuckles', died at approximately 2030 hrs on Monday 12th November 2001, in hospital in Tunbridge Wells. Chuckles was well respected by all Argyll Korean vets. In 1950 he commanded 'A' Company 1st Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and lead the company at the battle of Pakchon. Some time ago the Brigadier kindly allowed us to publish his account of the battle " A Sleeping Bag from Pakchon" on this web site. Brigadier Wilson had recently produced a book 'The Sum of Things' which was the tale of episodes in his long and eventful life.
|Paul was killed in the battle for Goose Green on the 28th May 1982. He was a courageous man and an inspiration to me and this is borne out in the action he was engaged in and that led to his untimely death. We only knew you for 28yrs but that was long enough to know you were the best, and Santana plays on for you. My only regret is that I was not with like I had been before.
was killed in action at Hill 282
23rd September 1950 and posthumously awarded the US Silver Star.
Tommy was attached to the Argylls in Hong Kong, then went with us to Korea,
I know his Family would be pleased if you would place this on the site.
here to read the Citation
Raymond Vearnals
|19 year old Peter from Tilbury Essex Was posted missing presumed killed during the action on. Hill 282. 23rd September 1950 During the battle while holding back the enemy, they came under heavy air attack, by US planes dropping napalm on their positions, ( a case of friendly fire.)
dad. Sgt P.K Baxter. He served with 3 Para in Aden in the 1960's. Died
peacefully on the 30th July 2001.
Memory of all Veterans from the Gulf War who have died since April 1991.
555 Gulf war veterans.
from the NGVFA
memory of my Father, Gerard (Gerry) Thompson. Served with the SAS Malayan
Scouts. Badly wounded in action in 1954 and was the only survivor of his
8 man team. Died 22nd June 1993. His memory will always live on in our
hearts and his duty to his country never forgotten.
Gerard Thompson (son)
would like my father Major Bryan Malcolm of the 1st Battalion Argyll
and Sutherland Highlanders to be remembered on this
page. He was killed in Aden on 20 June 1967 during the The
Arab Police Mutiny. I was 7 at the time and my
brother was just 6.
|I would like to remember a fallen comrade during our tour of Aden in 1967 Cpl Herby Herbert, 15 platoon 3 Royal Anglian resting in Silent Valley, Aden. Died in a vehicle accident 1967, Still thinking of you mate.
|I would like to remember Cpl Watson 3rd Royal Anglian RECCE platoon Killed whilst patrolling during a curfew. He was shot by a member of 22 SAS in a blue on blue by Cpl Labalaba and his three man section in Sheikh Othman, may he rest in peace.
memory of Sapper Thomas Atherton 22231029 Royal Engineers. 14th october
1949 age 18 interred in the colonial cemetery Happy Valley Hong Kong.
We have lost
Heaven has gained
One of the best
This world contained.
remembered and never to forget
Memory of Pte Frank Bell 'B' Coy 2Para killed in Belfast.
Never forgotten by his former comrades.
Paddy Linton
|For my father,
Pte Alan Alexander. Served in Malaya in the East Surrey Regt as first Bren
Gunner. Received a glowing reccomendation from his commanding officer for
his skills.
He died of a debilitating illness on the 11th April, 2003.
Always remembered his time in National service and fondly remembered his mates who fell. God Bless and rest at peace.
In Memory of Rfn. D.D. Kinsella HQ. Coy 1 R.U.R.
Killed by E.O.K.A. Liopetri Cyprus 2nd of September 1958. Aged 20.
Ex Royal Ulster Rifles
in action in the battle for Hill 282,
Korea, 23rd September 1950 During this engagement, they came under heavy
attack from US planes using napalm. ( a case of friendly fire).
Dennis died peacefully on 4th January 2001
Ne Obliviscaris
The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
memory of Cpl William Burnett and Pte Henry McKenzie both killed in ambush
at Dhala Aden on the 4th of February 1957
Always remembered by your comrades of B Company 1st Camerons at every reunion
Inserted by Cpl R Pettigrew 4 platoon B Company 1st Camerons

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A fire destroys a home Thursday afternoon in Iowa Park on the west side of the city near the high school.
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An Iowa Park family's home is a total loss because of an overnight fire.
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An exploration of the betting world in Rockaway, NY. Interviews and anecdotes.
People Cheering--
Vincent: The bar is Jameson's, in Rockaway Beach, it's crowded for a Monday night football game between the Jets and the Pats. The bar is loud with cheering and booing depending on which team each person bet. One in particular is sitting in his usual stool in the corner of the bar next to the front windows.
His name is Mikey but everyone calls him Mush, like the character from "The Bronx Tale" who whatever he touches turns into shit. He moved to Rockaway in the 80's from Ireland and still carries a thick brogue, which only gets stronger when he drinks, which is every day and every night. He is hard to understand at first, but he never seems to have trouble calling his bookie to put in a bet.
Vincent: He is a chronic gambler, like many people I know-but the difference between him and the others is that he never knows which team he's betting on, He always asks me which...
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PhotographyFan--for eliminating double chins I usually stand on a stool and have the people look upward at me, or if you don't have a stool, then have them on the ground of lower level to you and have them stick their head forward as if they were a turtle! Also have the heavier person behind the thinner person and the heavier person sticking the head forward just a tad.
oh and also how do you get the spotlight type effect where the edges of photo are darker or lighter....sorry for dumb questions just new to this.
Hi there, what beautiful photos there are on here and great ideas. Does anyone have any tips on how to make bigger people look better in photos...i.e eliminating double chins etc?
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South Korea, 2001 (MIFF 2002, Strange New Worlds)
Director: Yoon Jong-chan
Taking the supernatural genre in an unexpected direction, this intellectual thriller is a chilling tale about a group of people confined by bad karma, revenge and transference of sin and guilt. Moving into a crumbling apartment, Yong-Hyun, a taxi driver, soon learns that a previous tenant of his room, a writer, died in a fire, and that many of the neighbours had links with the dead man. One was his fiance and a rival novelist. The barber downstairs knows something but won't tell. As Yong-Hyun begins an affair with a convenience store worker, battered by her husband, he begins to suspect the building is haunted by more than ill will.
"It's not giving much away to say that Yoon hangs a social allegory on his cyclical-return plot, or that the film discovers more evil in the living than in the dead. But that doesn't mitigate the frissons he gets from the superb imagery, the fearless performances and the dark, dark shadows of the mind." - London Film Festival
Yoon Jong-chan (born in South Korea, 1963) graduated from the Theatre and Film Department of Hanyang University, South Korea, and later gained an MFA at Syracuse University, USA. He had made three award-winning short films. Sorum is his debut feature film.


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Sesame-Crusted Crab and Mango Tea Sandwiches
Published: May 2012 Servings: Makes 16 prep: 30 minutes total: 30 minutes
- 1/4 cup plain yogurt
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
- 1/4 cup fresh mint, chopped
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 pound lump crabmeat (picked over)
- 1/2 cup mango, finely diced
- 16 slices Pullman or white sandwich bread, cut 1/4-inch-thick, toasted
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted (optional)
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One serving (one sandwich) contains: Calories (kcal) 100 Fat (g) 3.5 Saturated Fat (g) 1 Cholesterol (mg) 15 Carbohydrates (g) 13 Dietary Fiber (g) 1 Total Sugars (g) 2 Protein (g) 5 Sodium (mg) 320
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Whisk yogurt and vegetable oil in a medium bowl. Stir in cilantro and mint, kosher salt, red pepper flakes, and black pepper. Fold in crabmeat and mango.
Thinly spread yogurt on one side of each slice of bread. Divide crab mixture among 8 slices; top with remaining bread, yogurt side down. Trim crusts. Cut each sandwich in half on a diagonal.
Place toasted sesame seeds on a plate, if desired. Dip one cut side of each sandwich in sesame seeds.
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What is Orgonite?
Orgonite is a technology that has been around since the name was coined by Karl Welz. Inventions and improvements have taken place since 2000, when Don and Carol Croft began experimenting with this matrix of crystals, metals and resin. The Croft formula and Welz forumula differ in ingredient forms, although they are based on the same theory. Our formula is unique to us. The invention of Orgonite is based on Wilhem Reich's Orgone research from the 1930s. He made what was called orgone accumulators. You would actually sit in them. However, Orgone energy has been around much longer, known worldwide as chi, prana, life force energy, mana, vril, etc.
Orgone is what we call the life energy, the basis of all life processes.
Orgonite is a simple product, the basic matrix includes just the three ingredients (resin, crystal, metal). Orgonite can be considered a DOR converter or man made EMF converter, as it takes in the deadly energy, converts the energy, then emits this energy as positive orgone.
Many studies have been conducted and reports indicate that a yield of 3X as much (or more) can be experienced when orgonite is used in gardening. Plants appear to thrive when orgonite is in close proximity. our house plants are going wild... there is a link below. these people deserve a ton of credit for their work.
There are so many studies going on today... one just has to do a little poking around. There is no downside... Orgone energy is good for us.
These photos show what our devices did to ordinary glasses of water in our freezer... We used filtered water from our fridge. We placed a orgonite dome on top of a small glass of water. We had a quiet meditation and asked for a positive result. This first image is what formed within one hour...notice the sphere in the center of the glass. The glass in the middle is that same glass frozen solid.
Finally the image on the right is the result of our last experiment in the freezer. Again, filtered water. That IS a spike of water on top that was actually frozen while reaching up towards an exposed crystal in the sculpture. Also take notice of the energy flow in the center of the glass.
We were blown away...
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Just something pretty to share as I've had spring on my mind this week, thanks to a side project that's been in the works for months. Hopefully I'll be able to share that soon and make up for how much my bloggage has suffered. Expect me back in the swing of things next week! Blog you in the new year~
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And from "super-synthy post-gothic electro dance-rock with hints of metal," to decorating with cabbage varietals! What do you think I'm listening to while arranging my kale just so?
This is a relatively appropriate post-Christmas post, considering it involves the color green. My aunt told me kale is a great indoor plant for winter, since apparently it's in season. I still managed to kill mine in about three days. But I got this picture first! I went with one stalk since the mouth of this vase is so narrow, but I think kale looks quite nice (and quite floral, actually) when arranged in a bouquet of sorts. Still, I'm already back to my hurricane glass tableau - what's decorating your table?
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As we wind down this last week before Christmas I've been tempted into writing up my first real foodie post. Of a sort. You see, I had a dinner party last week and while the main course was a tad, erm, not cooked...the dessert was a huge success!
These little chocolate pots from Nigella Lawson are a particular favorite because half the fun is in the presentation. I suppose a ramekin might do these babies justice, but I serve mine in Fiestware teacups handed down from my parents. Jamie Oliver also has a chocolate pots recipe in his book, The Naked Chef Takes Off, but his calls for brandy and baby boy just ain't that flossy. I was going to type up Nigella's recipe and present it to you here, but that was too hard so I thought maybe I'd just write up the ingredients list. That also proved challenging. Instead, I found the recipe online! Click here to check that out.
I will say that I used Green & Black's organic dark chocolate and it was absolutely decadent. Although, that may have been due to the fact that I doubled the suggested serving sizes. Who can say? I also need to note that I hand whipped that whipped cream with a fork. (If you want pillowy whipped cream, you wash my whisk! That isht is complicated!)
I will say that I used Green & Black's organic dark chocolate and it was absolutely decadent. Although, that may have been due to the fact that I doubled the suggested serving sizes. Who can say? I also need to note that I hand whipped that whipped cream with a fork. (If you want pillowy whipped cream, you wash my whisk! That isht is complicated!)
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This post is all about the glam/luxe combo of a touch of fur and a big pair of sunglasses, aka "sunnies". You'll be so fancy people will mistake you for that backup dancer JLo married for a month back in 2002. The look is a wonderful quick fix any day you're feeling a bit under the weather and you'd like to make a statement without trying. For instance, I wore this to the farmer's market and even though I could barely speak for lack of coffee/food/sleep, I felt so put together compared to all those people in running pants. The irony being that those people are actually so together that they woke up three hours before me and went for a jog before going shopping. Maybe they even ate before they got there. But hey, do you think you recognize me from the Love Don't Cost A Thing video? I get that a lot...
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2) Beads are my new thing. Or am I just having a bead moment right now? They go with everything and nothing, especially crafty colored ones as seen here on this vintage handmade bracelet I picked up at Low, so I'm embracing them.
3) I love this book. It's gorgeous. That is all.
4) My new ring from Bygones vintage in Richmond. I've been wanting something snaky for awhile now and at $24 with an adjustable band, this baby was almost too good to be true.
5) I bought an ivy plant for my mini planter. It's so cute! The perfect way to bring green indoors during winter.
6) Also picked up this plaster bust/mask thing while thrifting in Richmond. Rearranged my bathroom for it. Love it! Show me a man who doesn't want the facsimile of an older, bearded gentleman watching him pee and I'll show you a man who doesn't get HBO.
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London-based Monocle provides beaucoup inspiration beyond the mood board variety with reportage on basically the coolest things happening everywhere in the world. Honestly, it used to depress me because my life seemed trés underwhelming by comparison, but now I find it a bit galvanizing to read up on innovative designs and the entrepreneurial spirit the world over. What are your favorite magazines?
London-based Monocle provides beaucoup inspiration beyond the mood board variety with reportage on basically the coolest things happening everywhere in the world. Honestly, it used to depress me because my life seemed trés underwhelming by comparison, but now I find it a bit galvanizing to read up on innovative designs and the entrepreneurial spirit the world over. What are your favorite magazines?
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This seventies-inflected editorial is just, like, the ultimate. In everything. Ever. By Christophe Kutner.
A selection of art from my Tumblr...Rothko, Sorolla and the entire blog from which I pulled that last one is now deleted, so...idk.
I know I said that editorial was the ultimate in everything, ever, but actually this is. From the Chanel Paris-Bombay collection. He's wearing a bejeweled sash and twin diamond bracelets. Enough. Said.
Garance Doré shared the Paris jewelry studio of Lara Melchior, c'est bon!
And this is one of those videos that isn't a video, sorry, but I feel the need to follow up my previous post's Jamie-xx-remix-via-Florence-Welch with this track. The vocals aren't my favorite, but the steel drums...it's love! Consider it the musical equivalent of whatever the reverse of Christmas in July would be. July...in...Christmas? The best part starts at 2:12 or so.
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Contrary to what my gift guide asserted, books are very much one of my favorite things. I just finished up local author Chad Harbach's The Art of Fielding, one I definitely recommend. What are you reading? The Art of Fielding is available at New Dominion, (434) 295-2552.
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Idea 01 Christmas sweaters are a seasonal essential; people without them are routinely cast out by their families this time of year. My sweater is red, one of the two Christ-approved birthday celebration colors as noted in the book of Ezekiel, chapter 11, "Are you there God? It's me, your Son, and I'm trying to coordinate for the surprise party." My sweater also has a dancing naked baby wearing a fedora on it, so I put it on to celebrate Ally McBeal reruns and Michael Jackson court date anniversaries.
Idea 02 Books are a great gift for anyone you don't like, since no one reads anymore. Give one to someone you particularly hate and tell them if they want to read it on their iPad they can scan it in themselves.
Idea 03 Everyone knows that women love jewelry and shoes, and spend their time collecting these things in between pregnancies. If your woman rejects the jewelry you buy her because she realizes it's fake (I knew it!), call it bling and give it to your son along with Yeezus Tour tickets.
Idea 04 Fancy candles are the perfect gift for people whose homes smell shitty (or whose homes you've just farted in), especially if you lack the social graces to explain this to them face-to-face.
Idea 05 An empty box. Kids are overstimulated nowadays, anyway. (What, did you think I was going to suggest you gift Hermès? What are you, high?)
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Stella Tennant and David Lasnet's Scotland home by Alexis Armanet for T Magazine ('11), Mark Borthwick for AnOther Magazine ('09) and one from Mario Testino for Vogue ('05).
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Why is it better being single than being in a relationship?
I have no idea why it's better being single. All my friends tell me that being in a relationship is much better than being single. Why is that? I definitely don't want to be alone, and I want to be in a relationship. I hate the notion of loneliness, and it often gets me depressed.
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I would argue that it can be good either way. When you are single you have many options available to you to grow and mature on a personal level. When you are in a relationship, a caring mature relationship, you have the opportunity to grow as an individual as well as grow as a couple, which can be fantastic. The flip side is that you are now part of a team, what you do, say, and feel has an effect on the other person.It's not that one is "better" than the other, they both have their strengths and weaknesses. Don't concentrate on being lonely, instead use it as an opportunity to grow as a person.
Well said :-) think relationships are never going to fill a void, then you would end up dependent... Grow yourself then it will find you. :-)
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I guess the pros of being single is that you can: play the field a little bit, no need to worry about gifts on holidays, there's no 'obligation' to anyone, you're generally more free.But I don't think being single is 'better'...I think it really depends on the person and whatever makes them happy. Whichever option that is, is the 'better' choice for them.
I feel that being single doesn't make me feel happy though.
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If you can't be happy by yourself then you probably won't be happy with someone else. Too many people rely on others for their happiness. Be happy by yourself and you will attract someone then you can be happy together.That's the theory anyway. I don't think its better to be in a relationship, at least not for me. I hate the drama and stress. I prefer being single and doing what I want when I want and having no one else to worry about!


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Hundreds of people spent Sunday afternoon bringing awareness to a disease that affects more than 940,000 people across the state---kidney disease.
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One survivor we talked to got a kidney transplant three years ago. He tells us it was his first walk, and he wasn't just there for himself. "I'm walking in honor of my donor, who passed away last year about this time", says Merritt Norvell, former Athletic Director for Michigan State University. "I also have a nephew who is awaiting a kidney transplant, so in honor of all of those things, I'm walking today and I've really enjoyed it."
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One of only three examples designed by Pietro Frua, the Maserati 5000 GT was produced between 1959-1965. The model was popular with celebrity buyers, with prices increasing in recent years to as much as $1.2 million (£706,000) at auction.
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Winners of the 2014 FAI Awards and FAI-Breitling Award Announced
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The FAI has announced the winners of the 2014 FAI Awards and FAI-Breitling Award, celebrating the outstanding dedication and contribution to air sports.
The ceremony took place last night in Pattaya, Thailand, as part of the 108th FAI General Conference which is held today and tomorrow, and hosted by the Royal Aeronautic Sports Association of Thailand (RASAT).
For the first time, live streaming allowed people from all around the world to be in the heart of the event. Judging from the amount of views and comments, this new feature was a complete success. For those who missed it, the replay of the whole ceremony can be watched on the FAI Youtube Channel.
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The FAI has released a new video featuring all air sports activities under the umbrella of the Federation. The 3-minute film succinctly presents the FAI sports and includes footage of FAI international records from Charles Lindbergh to Felix Baumgartner.
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The world of aviation is today celebrating the 100 jubilee of an event which became a milestone in the history of aviation: the first non-stop flight across the Mediterranean Sea by Frenchman Roland Garros.
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Kawasaki has issued what it is calling a 'technical hold' on ALL new ZX-10Rs in America but hasn't revealed why. Kawasaki America has ordered all bikes sold and delivered to be sent back.
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coddy1972 says:
I'm not convinced with the arguement that the engine internals are different from say European to American models.
Normally American bikes are choked by the fact they have shit fuel RON levels. It may be ECU related, as for example a crossplane crank American spec R1 only ever gives 80% of maximum throttle opening above 10,000rpm (controlled by the ECU) no matter how far you open the throttle. This is why the Americans try to buy Euro ECU's, to gain the extra 20%.
If its related to the exhaust valve, then i wouldn't worry, as thge ugly exhaust would be sitting in the garage gathering dust, swapped for a full Akrapovic.
As for saying the offset crank may cause more wear, this is he exact opposite of what will happen. It gives less wear. This engine style has been devoleped by Lotus Engineering, who have tested it to very good results and improvements over normal crank position-piston alignment.
What ever the real reason, it's going to give Kwaker a real boot in the nuts.
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Rsix says:
Whatever the problem is.....I agree its GOT to be big enough to ask for the bikes back and give a full refund. Not good publicity. And really not good for Kawasaki's financial position.
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rlf3 says:
"As for saying the offset crank may cause more wear, this is he exact opposite of what will happen. It gives less wear."
Only if it is designed and built correctly.
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rmbridge says:
Not being handled too well is it? The lack of information is making everyone think its got a fundamental design flaw! It may well be something as simple as a poorly manufactured part that needs to be replaced.
Sep 10
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hazzazx10r says:
I have seen a 'Press release type thing on the Kawasaki riders club website. It basically says that the Euro release is now cancelled and on hold and a new date will be released once things are sorted. My understanding is that release date was meant to be mid-end January. What now ! Come on Kawasaki, get it together, all sing off the same song sheet because this inconsistancies in what is happening is P***ing me off. I have one on order and just want to know the bottom line, carry on like this and i'll spend my dosh elswhere !!!!!!
Jul 09
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slimshany says:
what a joke how long have they been working on this bike!!!! (and the money spent)
don't hold much hope of it winning wsb races....
Aug 03
Posts: 105
DESMOHEAD says:
Don't be too quick to kick Kawasaki butt.
Some of you may recall issues with the Suzuki TL1000S when that was launched. UK bike press even commented on the "issues" when it they got their hands on it. Suzuki buried its head in the sand, there were some disputable accident on the road (even fatalities). It finally got sorted (just about).
At least Kawasaki have come clean. If I had ordered the new ZX10, I'd be more than happy to wait for a road worthy bike than a potential death trap.
Feb 03
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richdevil says:
Well done Kawasaki for being honest and upfront with your customers!
This honesty with your products makes me 10 times more likley to buy from you with confidence in the future!
It is a crying shame that ignorant people do not understand the complexity of building such high tech bikes and put stupid comments on the web!
I agree that honesty and sorting the problem pre-launch is the right thing to do but to hear it first from things posted on unofficial American websites!!!
Some UK dealers were not even aware of any problems and 'were in the dark' and didn't really know the full situation until an official statement was put out by Kawasaki EU yesterday. Surely it cant be difficult for Kawasaki to pass the messages down the correct channels (internal), so the right people (the dealers) have the right info at the right time to answer any concerns (Joe public) ?
All this makes it more intruiging and worth the wait i'm sure !
Feb 10
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STRESSED1 says:
Manufacturers NEVER LEARN.
They're so eager too cut each others throats by beating one another to the finishing post that its always the poor buggers i.e.the buying public who have too suffer the heartache or disappointment of items either been delayed through pre-production re-calls,or once bought breakdowns barely into being used!!!
Kawasaki should know better.Yes,anything can happen,even to the most EXPERIENCED MANUFACTURER but nowadays there are too many items/products being churned out that are SHITE!!!
YES and its us the buying public that have too pay.Same as customer services.Ever noticed when you buy anything,sales people are only TOO EAGER too call you FRIEND but once you buy and anything untoward happens its .......Well,you should have taken out the EXPENSIVE AFTER CARE INSURANCE(that isn't worth a light), because now it has too be sent away and will be away for ages and cost you dearly,or well we haven't the parts & have too send to outer regions of the Universe or even the DREADED phone calls e-mails(not too mention time,inconvenience & financial pain involved).
Mass production = mistakes made,fact of life,yet funny how conspicuous they are when it comes to the money side if things isn't it.In other words pay your money take your goods and BUGGER OFF AND DON'T COME BACK!!!
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Starting Monday, April 8th 2013, SAS will open another nonstop route between the United States and Scandinavia. SAS will offer this new route, with 6 weekly frequencies year-round from San Francisco to Copenhagen. SAS is the only airline to fly nonstop between San Francisco and Copenhagen and is expecting approximately 125,000 passengers per year on […]
SAS to Fly San Francisco – Copenhagen route
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