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How can I get rid of this orange/brassy tone in my hair? - I have natural light brown hair, although I may be fooling myself, it may be medium brown. I'm one of those 40 somethings that was blonde as a child and as I've gotten older my hair has gotten darker…and grey too! So, I've been coloring about a year with permanent dark ash blonde and 30
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BBC America has confirmed that they will be airing the 2012 Doctor Who Christmas special on 25th December. It begins 9pm (ET).
As usual the time has yet to be confirmed in the UK, but it will most likely be around 7pm as with previous years.
The press release reveals next to nothing about the plot, but here it is anyway for the curious:
Following the epic mid-season finale, the Doctor gets in the holiday spirit in the all-new Christmas special written by lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat (Sherlock). Accompanied by his newest companion, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman, the Doctor's latest adventure through space and time sees him once again crossing paths with the homo-reptilian Silurian Madame Vastra (Neve McIntosh) and her cohort Jenny (Catrin Stewart).
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Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund will probably cut its forecast for global economic growth as the European debt crisis worsens, Managing Director Christine Lagarde said.
The Washington based-fund will publish revised forecasts on Jan. 24 or 25 that are "consistent with reality," Lagarde told reporters in South Africa's capital, Pretoria, during a two-day visit to the country. "We should all be prepared for a 2012 that will not be a walk in the park," Lagarde said.
Euro-area leaders are struggling to solve a sovereign debt crisis that began with Greece in 2009 and has spread to Italy, threatening to push Europe into recession. Standard & Poor's placed the ratings of 15 euro nations, including AAA rated Germany and France, on review for possible downgrades on Dec. 5.
The IMF in September cut its forecast for global growth to 4 percent in 2012, predicting "severe" repercussions if Europe failed to contain the debt crisis.
Lagarde said the euro currency is "strong" and will survive even as risks of debt defaults increase in the region.
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"You have within the zone, not in relation to the currency, serious pressures concerning sovereign debt, concerning the strength of the banking system, which are being addressed," Lagarde said. "But the currency itself is not one that would vanish or disappear in 2012."
Lagarde held talks with Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and is scheduled to meet with Reserve Bank Governor Gill Marcus later today and President Jacob Zuma tomorrow in Bloemfontein, where the ruling African National Congress is holding its centenary celebration.
"African countries are a critical part of the global economy," Lagarde said. "There is a strong potential for growth."
South Africa has taken "adequate" steps to address the impact of the global economic slowdown and is "very attentive" to any spillover from the debt crisis, she said.
The government has "serious concerns" about currency volatility as investors pull funds out of emerging markets on concern the global economy is slowing, Gordhan told reporters at the press conference.
The rand dropped 18 percent last year to 8.09 rand per U.S. dollar, the worst performer of 16 major currencies tracked by Bloomberg. The currency fell as much as 0.5 percent to 8.2144 against the dollar today and was trading at 8.2029 as of 1:12 p.m. in Johannesburg.
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Although playwright Jon Lonoff's brilliant, bittersweet script is unapologetically sentimental, it's also unfailingly astute -- never backing off from being painfully honest when it comes to just how much insecurity about one's physical appearance impacts life.
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This is especially true when it comes to reacting to the self-put-down lines of the play's central character, Maureen Mulligan (Christina Jioras), a spinster living alone in New York City. Maureen is a large, attractive, 30-something single woman still personally devastated after being left at the altar a number of years ago. She's sure it was because of her weight.
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I'm two weeks away from a move to a new place in the West Adams area. The new place is a few blocks from the Crenshaw Phillips, which obviously will become a new (and waistline enhancing) favorite. But I need other choices, and this seems like a neighborhood that should be a haven for true hounds. Any and all favorites would be appreciated.
The gumbo at Bayou Grille is really good.
Bayou Grille
1400 N. La Brea, Inglewood
And although I still haven't tried it, by all accounts, the gumbo at Harold and Belle's is amazing.
Also, pass by The Crab Pit when I go to Bayou Grille, will need to try that out: 1220 N. LaBrea, 310-673-1677.
Plus you'll be pretty close to culver city and all of its offerings.
Marilyns across the street from Phillips on Crenshaw
Tasty Q for Fried Turkey
J&J Burger Shack & BBQ for great Q, Smoked Chiken Wings and great potatoe salad
Chili Johns on Crenshaw south of Jefferson a few blocks
The Hot Dog Place on Crenshaw north of 43rd
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A variety of soul food items, at a very low cost per item. Lines out the door are very common.
The Kobbler King on Jefferson is also a good bet, even though the location is technically in Jefferson Park, not West Adams. Peach and mixed berry are great. The savory ones (chicken, etc.) are good, too, although I would pass on "seafood cobbler."
There's a good burrito shack on Western right by the freeway, whose name escapes me at the moment. I reviewed it about a year ago. Good carnitas.
Perhaps this link will help, not exactly sure if this is the area you are interestd in...
El Salvadorian seafood place on the corner of SW Crenshaw and Pico...not sure what the name of it is. But it's very good! Always crowded and most of the waitresses speak mostly spanish. Good seafood soup!
I really like the blakeyed peas and Babes and Rickys in Liemert Park. And there's music and hospitality as well.
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1 bedroom apartment located in the heart of trendy Angel, Islington Zone 1,
Contemporary one-bedroom apartment in the heart of Angel, Zone 1. Completely refurbished to a high standard, professionally decorated and newly furnished. The apartment has plenty of natural light.
Located in very safe and eco-friendly neighborhood, the apartment is walking distance from many restaurants, shops, and local supermarkets. Transport by metro/tube, bus, and even bicycles are available nearby.
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Flat comes with a digital TV, DVD player, I-pod/I-phone speakers and docking station. There is fiber optic wireless broadband throughout the apartment (WIFI), and a courtesy UK mobile phone for your use during your stay.
The bedroom has a double bed with top quality memory foam mattress, and benefits from double glazed window. The bathroom has a walk-in shower. There is a large double sofa bed in the living room for additional guests, as well as an extra guest bed. The flat benefits from secure entry with intercom and buzzer, renovated entrance and stairways to building.
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DETROIT — A recently opened exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts focuses on the photography of musician Patti Smith.
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The DIA says Smith began taking 35-millimeter photos in 1968 as components for collages and took up the serious use of the Polaroid Land Camera in 1995.
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The La Porte County Family YMCA is a leading nonprofit for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. We are a powerful association of men, woman and children of all ages and from all walks of life joined together by a shared passion: to strengthen the foundations of our community.
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Introduce your child to the fun game of flag football! 3-5 year olds who participate will learn passing and other aspects of the game that will keep them active by developing skills such as hand-eye coordination. In addition, children will have an opportunity to learn leadership skills and build self-esteem as they improve their technique. Dedicated volunteer coaches will help your little one enjoy their first sports experience. The season consists of games and practices, held at our Andrew Avenue Outdoor Education & Recreation Center.DATES: July 19-Aug 16
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FEES: $42/member $60/non member
Youth Flag Football
Introducing our new youth flag football program! Learn football fundamentals without heavy contact. This program focuses on teamwork in a positive and structured environment. Kids will learn basic passing and plays along with other aspects of the game that will keep them active. In addition, children will have an opportunity to develop leadership skills and build self-esteem as they improve their technique this summer. All games and practices will be held at our Andrew Avenue Outdoor Education & Recreation Center. We look forward to seeing you on the field!DATES: July 12 (Skills Clinic)
July 19 - August 16 (Season)
AGES: K-5 Grade
FEES: $42/member $60/non member
Youth & Preschool Cheerleading
Cheerleaders will build self confidence while developing social skills and healthy relationships with others. Learn the fundamentals of cheerleading including basic motions, jumps, tumbling and cheers and chants. Participants practice once weekly learning a routine to cheer at a game for the current seasonal sport.AGES: Preschool & Grades K-5
PRACTICES: Preschool/Saturday's 11-noon & K-5/Thursday's 6-7 pm
FEES: $42/member $60/non member
Tae Kwon Do
This program is run by Black Belts Jerry and Mary Crosslin, who have conducted the Y's martial art program since 1993. Their outstanding program is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:00 pm for beginners and 6:00 pm for advanced, Jerry and Mary have instructed the Korean Art for over two decades. Jerry owns a 5th Degree Black Belt and Mary has reached the rank of 3rd Degree Black Belt. The program honors existing ranks and no contracts are required.DATES: Summer II-July 14 -August 14
AGES: 6 years old - Adult
SESSION FEES: Ages 18 and Under $46/member $88/non member
Ages 18 and Over $46/member $104/non member
This is a great combination of Skipper swimming lessons followed by a Tumbling class. Each component is a half-hour long. The program, begins in the pool (9:00 - 9:30 a.m.) for games, songs, beginning instructional swim and safety. Then the activities move up to the gym (9:45-10:15 a.m.) for somersaults, animal walks, tunnels, trampolines and scooter boards. F-U-N!
Ages: 1 - 3 years old
Fees: Tues./Thurs. $42 Members / $84 Non-Members
Saturdays $38 Members / $76 Non-Members
Up Coming Fall Programs:
Preschool Soccer (Fall I)
This program introduces preschoolers the FUN-damental skills associated with soccer. Basic physical and social skills are taught with some game play each week. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child. This session will be played at our Andrew Avenue Outdoor Education & Recreation Center. Games are held on Saturday mornings with limited enrollment. REGISTRATION BEGINS NOW!DATES: September 13-October 25
AGES: 3-5 yrs.
FEES: $42/members $60/non members
Preschool Basketball (Fall II)
For those little ones who love all things sports, this program is packed full of fun and learning opportunities. Players enjoy developing team building and basic basketball skills during games/practices at the La Porte branch gymnasiums. We believe in the power of play! REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 13!DATES: November 1-December 13
AGES: 3-5 yrs.
FEES: $42/member $60/non members
Youth Girls Volleyball
Volleyball taught the Y way, focusing on fundamentals, fun and character development. The K/2 division uses larger "beach ball" volleyballs and includes a weekly scrimmage preceded by half an hour of instruction and one weekday practice. the 3/5 division uses "Volleylite" volleyballs and includes a weekly match and one weekday practice. REGISTRATION BEGINS NOW!DATES: September 6 (Skills Clinic)
September 20-October 25
GRADES: K-5 Girls
FEES: $42/member $60/non member
Fall Youth Coed Soccer
Our soccer program teaches tactics and skills of the game, rules and traditions of the sport and character development. Every player gets a chance to improve their soccer and team building skills. Games and practices are safe, fun and played at our Andrew Avenue Outdoor Education & Recreation Center. Our coaches and volunteers emphasize fair play and sportsmanship while encouraging the Y's Core Values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. REGISTRATION BEGINS NOW!DATES: August 23 (Skills Clinic)
September 13-October 18
FEES: $42/member $60/non member
Youth Girls Basketball
We are now offering our fall girls basketball league as for the K/1, 2/3 and 4/5 grade divisions. This basketball program emphasizes sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork, while teaching the fundamentals, rules and traditions of the game to beginners or those who just want to play for fun. Games will be held on Saturday mornings in our Y gymnasiums. REGISTRATION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8!DATES: October 18 (Skills Clinic)
November 8-December 20
GRADES: K-5 Girls
FEES: $42/member $60/non members
Youth & Middle School Girls Basketball 3 on 3 League
Rob Walker, the La Porte High School Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach, will be assisting with our girls middle school program this fall. This league is for the more serious player wanting to sharpen her skills before the middle school season begins or just wants more court time. there will be a 4/5 league and a 6/8 league on Sunday afternoons. Games will be held in our Y gymnasiums. REGISTRATION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8!DATES: November 16-December 7
GRADES: 4-8 Girls
FEES: $42/member $60/non member
The Y only issues cash refunds if a program is cancelled for any reason other than weather related. There are no refunds or credits issued for weather related cancellations. Credits are given only if there is a medical reason. A doctor's note must be provided in order to receive the credit.
Our coaches are Volunteers!
We encourage family interaction. When getting involved, you become a positive role model for your child and others. For more information contact the La Porte County Family YMCA at 219-325-9622.


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Have you ever wondered what the future of leasing would look like? Well the future is here! eHomes of Bakersfield is a real AppFolio customer, and the video below demonstrates how they use AppFolio to create an efficient, smooth, and entirely paperless leasing flow that allows them to quickly fill vacancies with ideal residents while saving time and money in the process.
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Meeting The Needs Of The Modern Customer (Slideshow Presentation)
We recently gave a presentation at the NARPM Conference in Hawaii on the changing needs of today's customer and how this is affecting the way modern property managers do business.
Maintain Leasing Momentum with On the Spot Closings
Whether you're a busy property owner or an even busier property leasing agent, whenever you can have a time saving tool in your back pocket that simplifies the entire leasing process, how can you say no? We've seen great strides in the mobile leasing technology realm from basic online applications to our fully streamlined process that takes you right down to digitally signing and closing the lease on the spot. On the spot lease completion simply lands more tenants for many reasons that we'll explore.
Transitioning From the Paper Trail to Digital Applications
Just reaching your prospective renters through targeted marketing isn't enough anymore. Without a full toolbox of digital tools you might be missing out on golden opportunities to close more sales. If you are straddling the fence between a paper leasing processes and a digital automated leasing system, here are a few details to help you get off the fence.
The Future Of Leasing Is Here (Webinar Recap)
Today, we hosted a really interesting webinar, 'The Future Of Leasing Is Here,' featuring Nat Kunes, Director of Product Management at AppFolio. Nat had a ton of great tips and ideas on how to take your entire leasing flow online.
Using Property Management Tools To Grow Your Business
"It's such a shame to waste time. We always think we have so much of it." ― Mitch Albom, For One More Day When you're running a business, wasting time means wasting money. For many property managers, daily mundane tasks can translate into big cost drivers. For example, if it takes five minutes to retrieve […]
Save Time This Winter With Property Management Software, And Hit The Slopes!
Property management can get a bit stressful in wintertime, especially in colder climates. Broken boilers, snow removal, frozen pipes…the list goes on and on. So during this stressful time of year, you deserve a break. But you're probably asking yourself: if this the busiest time of the year, how could I possibly find the time […]
5 Reasons Your Property Management Office Needs To Go Paperless
You have probably debated going paperless. Fear of change or perhaps fear of security has stopped you. Whatever it is, put your reasons aside. Web-based property management software empowers you to not only transform your workspace into a paperless office, but also to help your business save money and be more efficient. This leaves you […]
Can You Run A Virtual Property Management Office?
There are an increasing number of businesses that are choosing to abandon their brick-and-mortar locations and set up a virtual office instead. This means that each employee works from his or her own home, and the company comes together online. With today's technology, it is simple to accomplish this, and can be beneficial to businesses, […]
5 Organization and Planning Tips For Property Management Professionals
As a property manager, it is your job to ensure that everything runs smoothly. This means presenting all required information to the property owner in a timely fashion and also ensuring that all residents are kept happy. So what are some key management tips that all property managers should be familiar with? 1. Always have […]


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While last week's big announcement included Phish's three-night stand at the 1STBANK Center, a number of other shows were recently announced, most which are on are sale now. In addition to Kottonmouth Kings, Joshua Radin, Combichrist and Soulfly, lead by former Sepultura frontman Max Cavalera ... More >>
Ray LaMontagne and his backing band, the Pariah Dogs, visit the Boulder Theater for an eTown show Thursday, August 12, five days before before his fourth album, God Willin' & The Creek Don't Rise hits stores. The live radio show taping hosted by Nick and Helen Forester also includes music and ... More >>
The Shelter gets a makeover.
Kelis gives thanks to more than her mammaries.
Backbeat contributors reflect on the releases that helped them survive the year 2000.
Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek reflect on the once and future world of hip-hop.
Les Nubians explore the arts of song, sisterhood and cultural pride.
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"Where ARE the other rabbits?" A lonely rabbit searches for others of his kind from summer through winter, until spring arrives and he finds one special bunny.
The big, strong rabbits laugh at the country bunny when she tells them she wants to become the Easter bunny, but she is determined to try.
One spring the Easter Bunny slept right through Easter. He didn't wake up until Mother's Day and nobody wanted Easter eggs then, or on the Fourth of July, or Halloween. On Christmas eve Santa Claus gave him a present so he'd be sure to be on time the next year.
What could be in the small white egg? Little bunny doesn't know, but he is certainly curious.
Little ones will enjoy following a young rabbit's search for his own Easter basket. Told with photographs and verse.
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Modeling the Health Impacts of Climate Change
The latest Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions workshop focused on Modeling the Health Impacts of Climate Change. Watch the presentations and discussions here.Read More >>
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In the wake of several serious accidents in chemical research laboratories in US universities, a new report identifies ways for everyone in the academic research enterprise to promote a strong, positive safety culture.Read More >>
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Ready for the next update for League of Legends? Curious to get a preview of the changes? Your wait is over. This week we filmed the Patch Preview on the show floor of PAX in Boston Massachusetts. Check it out, and let us know what you think!
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I'm looking forward to the sona buffs, and the tanky dps nerf. My corki will be in love.
PS: Phreak, you promised britney-related puns in the jarvan spotlight
You have hit me baby one last time.
all of those face shots were in no way intended for the comics that are going to come out of this. In NO WAY.
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Sometimes I drink chocolate milk.
By the way, setting your video up for the Patch Preview Comic defeats the purpose.
Nerf the chain fence. OP.
i cant wait for the comics and we have tons of photos also to help
can't wait for the new hero! i was going to buy jarvan when i saw the announcement.. saved the ip
btw is the "feeder" shirt on your head by mistake?
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Metro Detroit roads flood due to heavy rain, trash, and sewage
Residents in Detroit got caught in high water Thursday morning because of heavy rain and clogged sewers and drains in the area of Central Street near Dix.
Detroit Water and Sewerage worked through the morning to clear the drains and get the street open again.
Detroit wasn't the only city with rain problems this morning, though.
Rising water has been causing trouble on the roads all morning including on I-94 East and West at Livernois when they were met with high water in both directions.
No street lights and high speeds also nearly caused several accidents.
From SKY 4, a broken manhole is visible, which is causing a large back-up on west bound I-94 at Rotunda.
Wet roads may also have led to an accident where a car overturned on east bound I-94 at Connor.
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November 24, 2014
LEWIS COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) -- Members of the FADE Task Force and Vanceburg Police have arrested a man and a woman following a heroin drug sting at a gas station in Tollesboro, Ky.
Jesse Shoemaker, 27, of Maysville, Ky., was charged with one count of trafficking in a controlled substance, two counts of possession of a controlled substance and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jessica Morgan, 27, of Flemingsburg, Ky., was charged with trafficking in a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The bust happened Wednesday. Both people were taken to the Lewis County Detention Center.
The FADE Task Force is made up of officers from several different law enforcement agencies.
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TOKYO Japanese shipments of flat-rolled steel products fell sharply in April after hitting their highest levels in more than a year the previous month.
Total shipments of hot-rolled, cold-rolled and galvanized sheet, and plate dropped 14.2 percent to 3.6 million tonnes, according to the Japan Iron and Steel Federation.
Hot-rolled steel shipments saw the biggest drop, falling 20.8 percent to 1.29 million tonnes. However, shipments increased 17.2 percent year on year amid a strong rebound both from the domestic market and exports.
Similarly, higher production by automakers means that galvanized sheet shipments of 977,000 tonnes increased 5.6 percent from the previous year even though they were down 6 percent from March levels.
Shipments usually retreat in April after mills boost shipments in March ahead of the end of their fiscal year.
However, mills continue to see weakening underlying demand for cold-rolled sheet and plate, with plate shipments of 843,000 tonnes down 11.7 percent month on month and 12.6 percent year on year. Cold-rolled sheet shipments of 488,000 tonnes declined 18.5 percent from March levels and were down 5.4 percent year on year.
Shipments of long products, meanwhile, remain supported by robust demand from the construction sector.
H-beam shipments, although down 20.7 percent from March, were up 8.5 percent year on year to 306,000 tonnes, while light bar shipments of 809,000 tonnes declined just 1.7 percent month on month but rose 8.6 percent from April 2012 levels.
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Have you ever eaten food on banana tree leaf?
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Yes during some functionsAnswered by Tough Nut, 22 Nov '12 05:37 pm
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Yes ! in many occasions .... bcz itz a custom in Hindu families to use Banana Leaf on several Hindu Festivals....Answered by Pradipta pati, 22 Nov '12 04:17 pm
Yes , in pondiAnswered by Alok Khatore, 22 Nov '12 04:08 pm
Yes. In my childhood. We are having plantain tree at our house backyard. All days (365). Even in summer i had the food in dry palntain leaf,Answered by sankaran iyer, 22 Nov '12 04:05 pm
Yes. On every dashara I eat food on banana leaf at my frnd's place.Answered by Sagar Singh, 22 Nov '12 04:04 pm
Being a south indian , many many times in marriages , hotels and functions.Answered by Ataur Rahman, 22 Nov '12 04:04 pm
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As a general rule, chickens handle cold far better than heat, but in the winter they still will appreciate being provided a draft-free, dry coop, a sunny area in the yard out of the wind, fresh water and some treats that provide extra energy and warming properties. Boredom is also a worry in the winter, so keeping them busy can help alleviate pecking and other issues. I've put together my best advice to help your chickens through the winter.
Here are some easy, natural ways to keep your chickens happy and healthy through the cold winter months:
- Try the Deep Litter Method to warm your coop naturally
- Use these tips to Keep water from freezing and Does Apple Cider Vinegar Keep Water Unfrozen?
- Try these winter Boredom Busters
Think about Winter Treats:
Think about Winter Treats:
- Feed Scratch grains before bedtime to help warm your chickens' bodies up a bit
- Make homemade Suet Blocks, Seed Blocks or Seed Wreaths
- Grow your chickens Sprouts
- Grow Fodder for added winter nutrition
- Freeze Herbs for a winter treat for your chickens
- Grow your chickens Sprouts
- Grow Fodder for added winter nutrition
- Freeze Herbs for a winter treat for your chickens
Here are some things to consider before winter comes:
- Should I Heat my Coop?
- Should I Light my Coop to keep egg production up?
- Freeze some Eggs for use this winter
-Or try Preserving Eggs the old-timers French Way
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Pauly D's Stalker Vanessa (JERSEY SHORE season 5)| February 24, 2012 at 11:32 AM EST
Pauly D always seems to have a stalker in Seaside. For season 5 of Jersey Shore, her name is Vanessa Sky Ellis. And she's creeping us out. Majorly.
The girl doesn't talk a lot, but she has several unusual characteristics. She (duh) is always following Pauly, silently watching him while he's working and at clubs. She wears fan clothing that mimics his (Cabs are here shirt, PAULY D homemade baseball cap, TEAM DJ Pauly D.) She carries not just a purse, but a bag at all times.
Pauly and JWoww joke that she's got something in the bag that he's going to get killed with, but when Jenni approached and asked, Vanessa said she only had a blanket inside. And it's possibler she was using it as a beach bag, sure. …However she's still creepy.
From Vanessa's Facebook, you can see she loves stalking celebrities. She even calls herself a stalker in comments. Aside from Pauly D, she's obsessed with other celebrities like Cher, Jennifer Lopez and Johnny Depp.
In pictures that she's posted, Vanessa likes to wait outside the Shore Store for Pauly, and even go on rides that let her look down on his Shore house. Creepy.
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Jersey Shore airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
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Still cannot understand why anyone would waste their time watching this show
OMG!! Keep her away from me.
I watched this episode and she was way creepy!
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yep a bit creepy. hahaha. thats what you get.
she is popped smh
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