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Live Nation is bringing Maverick/Reprise recording artist Alanis Morissette to the The Louisville Palace on Tuesday, October 14 at 7:30 p.m. in support of her critically acclaimed new album Flavors Of Entanglement. The 38-city North American Theatre tour kicks off September 18th in Charlottesville, VA.
Morissette released Flavors Of Entanglement this past June and has been on a roll ever since, playing to ecstatic, packed-house crowds all across Europe while the album, which debuted in the top ten on Billboard's Top 200 album chart, has garnered widespread critical acclaim. Blender and People gave the record three stars; Us Weekly gave it three and a half and Entertainment Weekly praised it for "having the same kind of passion that fueled (smash hit album) Jagged Little Pill."
As lead single "Underneath" blanketed radio and its video went into rotation on VH1, Morissette performed on "The Today Show," "Late Show with David Letterman," "The View" and "The Howard Stern Show." She's maintaining momentum with new single "Not As We" and is doing plenty of TV to help including "The Tonight show with Jay Leno" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live". Co-written and produced by Guy Sigsworth (Björk, Imogen Heap), Flavors Of Entanglement is Morissette's first original studio release in four years.
"There's not another artist-male or female-who can take you on the kind of emotional journey that Alanis can," says Sigsworth. "She has this ginormous, super-massive, planet-eating emotional range. She goes all the way-10 on the Richter Scale-and we're at the epicenter with her as she sings whole worlds into existence. She can be raging and hostile, distraught and desolately heartbroken, glowingly nostalgic, sensual, breezy and self-deprecating-all in one album." Reserved Tickets go on sale Friday at noon ($89.50, $65.00 and $47.50) Get tickets online at www.Livenation.com, Ticketmaster and the Louisville Palace Box Office. Charge by phone in Louisville (502) 361-3100 or in Lexington (859) 281-6644
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
I love sexy creepers!
Friday, December 27, 2013
a place that sells creepers shoes
the online store SINISTER SOLES sells a huge selection of men's and wommen's creeper shoes here are some examples of the men's creepers shoes they sell,remember this is just a small example of what they sell including a couple of pics of the creepers shoes: http://www.sinistersoles.com/Mens-Creeper-Shoes-s/186.htm * TUK Black Suede & Red Leopard Creeper $78.99 TUK Black Suede Mondo Creeper Shoes $68.99 TUK Black & Gray Leopard Creeper Shoes $68.99 TUK Gray Suede Low Sole Creeper Shoes $69.95 TUK 3-Buckle Pointed Toe Creeper Boots $89.99 * Black Suede Mondo Creeper Shoes TUK Pointed Black Leather Creeper Shoes CREEPER-402 Black Suede Creeper Shoes CREEPER-608 Wingtip Creeper Shoes CREEPER-602 Black Leather Creeper Shoes TUK Black Suede Mondo Creeper Shoes $69.95 TUK Pointed Black Leather Creeper Shoes $69.99 CREEPER-402 Suede Creeper Shoes $68.99 CREEPER-608 Wingtip Creeper Shoes $76.99 CREEPER-602 Leather Creeper Shoes $72.99 * CREEPER-401 Black Pinstripe Creepers CREEPER-400 Cheetah Fur Creeper Shoes CREEPER-402 White Leather Creeper Shoes CREEPER-402 Black Leather Creeper Shoes CREEPER-402 Blue Suede Creeper Shoes CREEPER-401 Black Pinstripe Creepers $64.99 CREEPER-400 Cheetah Fur Creeper Shoes $64.99 CREEPER-402 Leather Creeper Shoes $74.99 CREEPER-402 Leather Creeper Shoes $74.99 CREEPER-402 Suede Creeper Shoes $68.99 * CREEPER-406 Black Leather Creepers CREEPER-408 Wingtip Creeper Shoes CREEPER-426 Gothic Black Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-502 White Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-502 Black Creeper Shoes CREEPER-406 Black Leather Creepers $74.99 CREEPER-408 Wingtip Creeper Shoes $84.99 CREEPER-426 Gothic Black Creeper Shoes $89.99 V-CREEPER-502 Creeper Shoes $62.99 V-CREEPER-502 Creeper Shoes $62.99 * V-CREEPER-502 Black Veggie Suede Creepers V-CREEPER-509 Black Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-509 Veggie Suede Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-510 White Argyle Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-585 Demonia Black Creeper Boots V-CREEPER-502 Black Veggie Suede Creepers $62.99 V-CREEPER-509 Black Creeper Shoes $64.99 V-CREEPER-509 Veggie Suede Creeper Shoes $59.99 V-CREEPER-510 White Argyle Creeper Shoes $64.99 V-CREEPER-585 Black Creeper Boots $118.70 * V-CREEPER-588 Black Straps Creeper Boots CREEPER-600 Mens Cheetah Creeper Shoes CREEPER-600 Mens Creeper Shoes CREEPER-602 White Leather Creeper Shoes CREEPER-602 Suede Creeper Shoes V-CREEPER-588 Black Straps Creeper Boots $169.95 CREEPER-600 Mens Cheetah Creeper Shoes $59.99 CREEPER-600 Mens Creeper Shoes $59.99 CREEPER-602 Leather Creeper Shoes $72.99 CREEPER-602 Suede Creeper Shoes $64.99 *
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Vegan Black Creepers
These black matte vegan creepers are made with all man made materials! They have pewter rolled seams for contrast, a pattern with pewter studs on top and a 2" heel. These also have a 'hidden coffin compartment' in the sole to hide stuff in! Laces up through four D-rings. Sized in men's sizes 4-14 (women's 6-16).
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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scream shoe and clothing store
This is the coolest alternative place to buy shoes! They have sexy high heels to comfortable mary janes with kitty cats on them. They have creepers, boots, Docs, tennis shoes. They also sell every color of Converse Hi and Lo tops.They offer a variety of purses that you wouldn't normally find anywhere else. One wall is dedicated to band tee shirts, which are about fifty to eighty different shirts. They have punk band pins, shoelaces, patches, hair dye...and all so conveniently located in one store. The customer service is different all the time since I never see the same person working there twice. Happy Shoe Hunting!
Scream Shoes
2700 Colorado Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90041
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
creepers shoes
Creepers are the coolest shoes ever invented by mankind. Creepers are perfect for any occasion, from formal dinner party to mosh-pit slam dance, creepers are the perfect footwear. One cool thing about creepers is that they fit in so many different sub-cultures: Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Ska, Punk, Goth, Emo, Screamo - creepers can finish any look.
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Bridget Everett Whacks Rock Bottom at Joe's Pub
By Miriam Felton-Dansky
The Valley of Astonishment Will Leave You...Astonished
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By Tom Sellar
By Jessica Dawson
In September, Site-Specific Theater Rules the Day
By Tom Sellar
How Chuck Jones Defined America Through Cartoons
By R. C. Baker
Between Riverside and Crazy Bares Its Wounds
By Tom Sellar
Elliot Erwitt, still active at 78, has a knack for delivering theatrical spontaneity within sharp and inventive compositions. In one black and white image, a silhouetted man with a huge umbrella leaps high off the ground, his legs in an achingly wide, pointy split; at stage right, two lovers embrace, their own umbrellas crumpling in the wind as the Eiffel Tower rises in the gray distance, a tumescent exclamation point to this narrative of exuberant love. Compare this posed 1989 shot (a clear homage to Cartier-Bresson's Paris pedestrian leaping across a puddle) to Erwitt's iconic photo from the Cold War: Nixon's ski-slope nose thrusts almost as belligerently as the finger he's using to poke Nikita Kruschev's chest during the famous 1959 kitchen debate in Moscow. The high-stakes tension in this bout between two ideological heavyweights is captured through the taut tendons of the vice president's neck and the general secretary's impassive, heavy-lidded glare; a wary functionary leans in, eyeing Tricky Dick's mouth. This broad survey also includes a series of wedding pictures taken in such locales as Siberia, New York, and Israel (which run the emotional gamut from leering lasciviousness to glowing anticipation to nervous uncertainty), and portraits of dogs that make them equal characters in the human drama. Edwynn Houk Gallery, 745 Fifth Avenue. Through February 23.
Ian Davis
Workmen toil in a vast crevice, their headlamps casting cones of light into the brown gloom a riff on the artifice of conveying deep space in illusionistic painting. Davis's cartoonish but smart canvases also include visions of Redcoats marching off to a snowy vanishing point and a dark thicket of industrial scaffolding supporting smokestacks that belch gray plumes into a pink-edged gloom. A striking scene of hundreds of business-suited men performing a circular ritual in a spotlit forest seems a mordant blend of Nuremberg rally and witches' coven. Leslie Tonkonow, 535 W 22nd, 212-255-8450. Through March 10.
Mark Grotjahn
Like Ad Reinhardt's somber, close-toned crosses, Grotjahn's thickly painted canvases (the warm scent of linseed oil wafts through the gallery) are limited to a palette of midnight blues and blacks, which are arrayed in vertical bars and wedge-shaped rays radiating from central points. The heavy brushwork snags light along its edges, and what at first seems mere technical trickery shifts into a subtle, kinetic drama of luminous arcs gliding across the dark grounds. There are unavoidable associations with Rothko's gloomy spiritualism and Newman's formal "zips," but the energy here is arrestingly sincere. Anton Kern, 532 W 20th, 212-367-9663. Through February 28.
'European Personal Journalism'
You've undoubtedly seen some of these photos before, but such compositions as Henri Cartier-Bresson's 1932 photograph Behind the Gare St. Lazare,of a man leaping over a huge puddlehis angled heel eternally suspended above his reflection, the triangular shape of his spread legs echoed in distant rooftopsretain the power of a medium fully hitting its stride. Brassai's pair of lovers sandwiched between two mirrors (also from the '30s) flashes an erotic charge, even though most of the couple's clothes have yet to be removed; Willy Ronis's nude woman at a sunlit washbasin is a poignant study of atmosphere and sculptural form, less sexy than classical. Alan Klotz, 511 W 25th, 212-741-4764. Through February 17.
Cindy Workman: 'Les Demoiselles'
These roughly four-foot-high digital prints superimpose, in layers of varying opacity, the desultory grind of old-school black-and white nudie shots with the pert vivaciousness of comic-book schoolgirls, creating textural contrasts between the gradated contours of soft-core porn and the colorfully coarse rosettes of enlarged benday dots. Large Woman 10 (2006) highlights the negative spaces under a blonde waif's arms, which form sharp chevrons pointing directly at the pendulous, mature breasts of the figure layered beneath her. The youngster's smiling face is angled downward, surveying her blue playground smock, which has dissolved into a see-through nightie that exposes coy adult hands at the intermingled figures' crotches. Cribbing her exhibition's title from Picasso's groundbreaking cubist painting of prostitutes, Workman offers us a graphic conundrum: Are these portraits of impatient Lolitas or world-weary broads pining for lost innocence? Lennon, Weinberg, 514 W 25th, 212-941-0012. Through March 3.


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beat it with a stop sign.
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Win it and pwn the cat
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Cook your Christmas dinner in a stunning kitchen designed and installed by S&S Joinery, a Rossendale-based business.read more »
For all of your local joinery projects including kitchen, flooring and conservatory installation, S &S Joinery in Rossendale are professional, reliable and will get the job done.
S & S Joinery is officially the Best Joiner in Rossendale and the UK (and unbeaten for 5 years!) as voted for by local people in thebestof Local and Loved Campaign.
S & S Joinery is a well-established building and joinery company based in the area of Rossendale, Lancashire. The business is owned and run by Stephen Hodgson who has almost 30 years' experience. S & S Joinery was established in 2002 and has continued to go from strength to strength.
S & S Joinery works in conjunction with Training 2000, the Northwest's largest and most successful independent work based learning provider. They also work alongside Interwork, which assists school leavers into a supportive working environment whilst learning new skills with a view to full time employment.
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To email S & S Joinery or to visit the website please use the links at the top of this page.
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Cook your Christmas dinner in a stunning kitchen designed and installed by S&S Joinery, a Rossendale-based business.read more »
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Shrimp Linguine with Parmesan Cream Sauce
Easy and elegant, this creamy pasta dish with a hint of heat makes a weeknight dinner seem like a special affair. —Athena M. Russell, Florence, South Carolina
3 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
6 ounces uncooked linguine
1/3 cup chopped onion
1/3 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 cup butter, cubed
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
15 uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Cook linguine according to package directions.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute the onion, mushrooms and garlic
in butter and oil for 2-3 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
Stir in cream and cheese; sprinkle with pepper flakes.
Drain linguine. Add shrimp and linguine to skillet; cook over
medium-low heat, for 5-7 minutes or until shrimp are no longer pink.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Yield: 3 servings.
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Shrimp Linguine with Parmesan Cream Sauce
Nutritional Facts:
1-1/3 cups equals 567 calories, 35 g fat (16 g saturated fat), 149 mg cholesterol, 240 mg sodium, 45 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 20 g protein.
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I've never dreamed of things so much as I have now. I used to hit my pillow then was out like a light. Lately, I have had insomnia problems, not being able to properly sleep. Instead of getting angry or sad at dreams that take up my mind, I use them for ideas in my book. I outlined a draft for a whole entire chapter which I never thought of when I first started writing my book! Writing is great therapy and it works if you are invested in writing. It won't work if you half-ass it. Every time I take up a new idea or hobby, I put my all into it. While it is taking some time to publish my first endeavor, many people are anxious to read, my OCD and I want to write it to perfection with zero grammatical errors.
What the hell have I been eating these past few days? A chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream, Indian food, Arby's sandwiches, McDonald's. It's going to catch up to me when I'm fifty, not if I can help it, I'm going to exercise it off. Perhaps it's the food that I eat or the ten pops a day that I drink which cause me to have the dreams that I have. There's no telling.
I Pride Myself with Keeping in Shape.
Whenever people get into online arguments with Internet strangers, of course some strangers are going to think they're "witty" when they call someone fat or obese on here in never seeing a full body shot at all. I'm honestly not offended at all when someone from online who doesn't know me, has never met me, and will never meet me, insults me for what they think my so-called "body type" is. I get this immaturity at practically every type of forum I post at and I just laugh out loud when trolls think I'm "overweight," never having seen a picture of me. Who is really the troll though if they go so far to insult someone's weight? Although I might not agree with people on certain subjects, I never insult people personally. I only stick to the topic of the discussion. Probably because I have a thing called class and those people don't.
Luckily, I haven't encountered that type of immaturity at Word Press. I actually find this place to be one of the more mature blogging sites. IMDb is notorious for this type of insult.
In fact, I get nothing but compliments from Mr. #18 about my body. He may be a "man whore," but hey he even has standards for that and doesn't get with nasty girls. Is he really going to say I'm obese to my face? Probably not. He might not have even taken interest in me in the first place if I actually was. Believe it or not, I used to be a bit self-conscious around a man and I wouldn't let him see anything even though I really had nothing to worry about. I don't know why.
A while ago, I weighed myself and was 150. Not too long after I weighed myself again and became 130. I had no idea how that happened. Then again, I have been walking around town a lot. I remember one time Heart Breaker and I got into this huge argument and I stormed out of my apartment and walked around town for 2 1/2 hours. I didn't even realize how much time had passed. I asked my roommate how long I've been gone and he said about that much long. And I also used to, still do walk to work every day a good 30-40 minute walk.
I don't eat healthy, though I should. I still eat what I want and I walk it off. I used to think that was so hard to do, but with not having a car, I have to walk. I was having a conversation about this with* Mr. #18 when he was over the other night. He asked me, "Why would I even want to be 100 pounds?" I guess I'm okay as it is. I'm fit. Not only do I walk myself to and back from work every day, but I also take my dog on walks, too.


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The Buy Buy Baby store has opened in the former Shoppers Food & Pharmacy space in Central Park. It's next to another newly opened store, And That (which is run by Christmas Tree Shops).
Mike Adams' general contracting company, JON Properties LLC, has hired Todd Sullivan to run a new division that erects pre-engineered metal buildings. Sullivan had been general manager for almost 30 years at Spotsylvania County-based Associated Systems Inc., which remains open.
JON Properties has started construction on a 40,000-square-foot medical office building at 450 Garrisonville Road that was designed by NBJ Architecture. Adams said about half the space is leased, including by Central Virginia Orthopaedics and Advance Spine and Pain, and he said the first practices will move in next summer or fall.
Fredericksburg-based environmental consulting company Marstel-Day and joint-venture partner LRS Federal have received a contract from the Veterans Administration that could be worth up to $7 million over five years.
Hair Cuttery has signed a lease to occupy the former Super Cuts space at Cosner's Corner, said Donny Self, a Silver Commercial Brokerage agent who worked on the lease. The 1,500-square-foot space is in a multi-tenant building with Moe's Southwest Grill, Virginia ABC and Smoothie King. Hair Cuttery plans to open in mid-April.
The Virginia Sports Complex's owner has applied for an ABC license to sell wine and beer at the Caroline County facility.
A foreclosure auction on a multi-tenant retail building at 10141-10159 Jefferson Davis Highway in the Cosner's Corner shopping center has been scheduled for Dec. 4. The auction will be at 11 a.m. in front of Spotsylvania Circuit Court. Tenants at the building include Five Guys, Kappa Garden Sushi Bistro and C&R Carpet & Rugs. The sale won't affect their businesses. Global K Inc. owns the building, and Woori America Bank is the lender.
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Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Oil slipped for a second day as speculation Europe is headed for a recession overshadowed concern that tensions with Iran may lead to a disruption in Middle East shipments.
Futures decreased 0.3 percent as the euro dropped to the lowest level versus the dollar since September 2010. Crude surged to the highest price in almost eight months this week after Iran threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz and European ministers discussed an embargo on oil imports from the country.
"The weaker euro is making people nervous and leading the market lower," said Tom Bentz, a director with BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage Inc. in New York. "Iranian concerns aren't on the front page today. It was worries about Iran that sent us higher earlier in the week."
Crude oil for February delivery fell 25 cents to $101.56 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the lowest settlement since Dec. 30. The contract climbed 2.8 percent this week. Prices advanced 8.2 percent in 2011.
Brent oil for February settlement increased 32 cents, or 0.3 percent, to end the session at $113.06 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange.
The euro dropped 0.5 percent to $1.2723 at 3:05 p.m. New York time after touching a 15-month low of $1.2698 in intraday trading. A weaker common currency and stronger dollar decrease oil's appeal as an investment alternative.
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An index of executive and consumer sentiment in the 17- nation euro area declined to 93.3 in December, the European Commission in Brussels said today. That's in line with the median of 19 economists' estimates in a Bloomberg survey. German factory orders fell 4.8 percent in November, the most in almost three years, according to the Economy Ministry in Berlin.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will meet on Jan. 9 to discuss Europe's new fiscal pact before a EU summit at the end of the month. Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said on Jan. 4 that the EU is on the brink of a recession of unknown scope.
Futures rose as much as 1 percent earlier after U.S. Labor Department figures showed a 200,000 increase in payrolls during December and the unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent.
American employers were projected to add 155,000 jobs in December, according to the median of 86 economist estimates in a Bloomberg News survey. The unemployment rate, derived from a separate survey of households, was forecast to climb to 8.7 percent, according to the survey median.
For all of 2011, employers added 1.64 million workers, the best year for the American worker since 2006, after a 940,000 increase in 2010.
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"It's clear that the U.S. economy is ticking along now," said Addison Armstrong, director of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut. "If you take away Iran, we're still looking at $90 oil, even with the prospect of stronger U.S. demand."
A European Union embargo on Iranian oil will probably be phased in to protect countries with the greatest reliance on imports from the country, according to an EU official familiar with the talks. Foreign ministers are likely to agree to block Iranian oil imports at a meeting in Brussels on Jan. 30, and working groups are negotiating the details, said the official, who declined to be identified because the talks are private.
Japan plans to express its concerns about a possible embargo on Iranian oil to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner when he visits Tokyo next week, Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said. Japan, which imports almost all of its energy supplies, is the world's second-biggest buyer of Iranian crude after China.
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Western countries have imposed sanctions on Iran because they allege the country's nuclear-development program is aimed at building atomic weapons. Iran says the plans are for civilian purposes and to generate electricity.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps will hold large-scale exercises in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf next month, the state-run Fars news agency reported today. The country, the third-largest oil exporter globally, has threatened to shut the Strait of Hormuz, a transit route for almost a fifth of the world's oil.
"There's no question that blocking the Strait of Hormuz would cause a price spike, but there's a growing realization that it would be difficult for Iran to close it for any length of time," said Peter Beutel, president of trading advisory company Cameron Hanover Inc. in New Canaan, Connecticut. "It really doesn't make a lot of sense for them to close it."
Oil volume in electronic trading on the Nymex was 529,093 contracts as of 3:05 p.m. in New York. Volume totaled 580,873 contracts yesterday, 4 percent below the three-month average. Open interest was 1.4 million contracts, the highest level since Nov. 11.
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Syria opposition chief to discuss military aid in S. Arabia
By Hazem Badr, Monday, April 21, 2014
CAIRO – Military aid to the Syrian opposition is expected to top the agenda of Monday talks between Ahmed al-Jarba, head of the Syrian National Coalition (SNC), and Saudi Arabian officials, a Syrian opposition military source said.
"The visit will focus on the aid Saudi Arabia can offer the Syrian opposition in the raging figh with regime forces in Aleppo and the Syrian coast," the source, requesting anonymity, told Anadolu Agency.
Syria has remained in the throes of conflict since early 2011, when a peaceful uprising against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad escalated into full-fledged civil war following a violent government crackdown.
According to the U.K.-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, more than 150,000 people have been killed since the conflict began more than three years ago.
Around 8.8 million Syrians have been displaced inside the country, along with 3.2 million in neighboring countries, according to Haysam al-Malih, head of the SNC's legal committee.
At last month's Arab summit in Kuwait, al-Jarba had said that Syrian opposition forces were in desperate need of arms.
He argued that a political solution to the Syria crisis could only be achieved once "a balance of power" was in place on the ground.
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For the much-anticipated 2014/15 season, ManUtd.com is proud to announce that Manchester United will wear a stylish and innovative new third kit.
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Former Irish running back Ricky Watters has returned to Notre Dame to finish up his degree.
Watters played for the Irish from 1987 through 1989, helping them to a national championship in 1988. Then he decided to head to the NFL before finishing his degree at Notre Dame.
Now the Irish great has returned to campus to finish what he started.
"Obviously if you get a chance to go to the pros you have to go take advantage of that." Ricky said. "I always had in my heart and in my mind that I was going to come back and finish."
Ricky said one of his motivating factors for finishing his degree was setting a good example for his sons. He wanted to show them that it is important to start what you finish. Now Watters is about to do just that and he has enjoyed it every step of the way.
"It has been a great experience really," Watters said with a smile. "I didn't know how it would be having not been in a class room for 20 years. That sounds crazy but, it is true. Coming back in this fashion has been really great. My family has been here supporting me. I am actually having fun with it. It has been a lot of work, no doubt, we are talking about Notre Dame here, there are no shortcuts. But it has been a lot of fun."


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An enormously entertaining classic, THE WAY WEST brings to life the adventure of the western passage and the pioneer spirit. The sequel to THE BIG SKY, this celebrated novel charts a frontiersman's return to the untamed West in 1846. Dick Summers, as pilot of a wagon train, guides a group of settlers on the difficult journey from Missouri to Oregon. In sensitive but unsentimental prose, Guthrie illuminates the harsh trials and resounding triumphs of pioneer life. With THE WAY WEST, he pays homage to the grandeur of the western wilderness, its stark and beautiful scenery, and its extraordinary people.
Authors: Guthrie, A. B. (Alfred Bertram), 1901-1991
Title: The way west
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Publisher: Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin, 2002
Edition: 1st Mariner Books ed
Characteristics: 340 p. : ill., map ; 21 cm
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Statement of Responsibility: A.B. Guthrie, Jr
Subject Headings: Oregon National Historic Trail Fiction Frontier and pioneer life Fiction
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The rabbit ranks fourth in the Chinese zodiac. Rabbits always tends to be gentle and quiet, elegant and alert, kind and patient, and particularly full of responsibility. Generally speaking, people who belong to the rabbit zodiac sign have likable characters.
Gentlemen who belong to the rabbit zodiac sign always treat people politely with a gentle smile, which makes people feel that they are credible and sincere. When meeting trouble, they can handle it in an orderly way; when encountering tough difficulties they are never discouraged, but are persistent to seek solutions. So they eventually achieve enviable success. Ladies belonging to the rabbit zodiac sign, apart from a pretty and demure appearance, have a pure heart. They always have good faithfulness toward the people around them. With a pair of dexterous hands, they have a gift for calligraphy and painting, as well as tailoring and cooking. Owning an elegant temperament, they are able to manage everything to people's wishes.
Rabbits are reluctant to reveal their minds to others and have a tendency to escape reality. They are too cautious and conservative, which means they miss good opportunities.
Overall rabbits have an average health condition. In winter to late spring, when in relatively poor health, they should pay more attention to doing sports to prevent colds and other infectious diseases, and develop a healthy daily diet. In dry seasons, they should drink more water to keep fit, and do some maintenance for the skin to prevent skin problems. Rabbits are advised to do some indoor exercise to cope with stress and tension.
With a good-hearted trait, rabbits are loved by others; with intellectual scholarship and learnt knowledge, rabbits can enjoy a good career as well as wealth. But rabbits should bear in mind that they must never give up half way when striving for something.
People belonging to rabbit zodiac may pursue such careers as cultivation, breeding, education, religion, health care, medicine, culture, police work, judiciary, and politics.
Rabbits have a good social relationship. They are popular with others for they are gentle and considerate. With a good sense of humor, they can make a dispute into a good discussion and make enemies into friends. Possessing a gentle temperament, they are hospitable, considerate, and ready to help others. With an excess of universal love and charity, they may have conflicts of interest. With a lack of resolution, they can not deal with some sentimental troubles.
Best with: Goat, Dog or Pig
Worst with: Rat, Ox, Dragon, Rooster or Horse.
Love: The affections of people who belong to the Rabbit sign will mostly develop in a positive way. During the year, they may have many opportunities to get married while single people may find their loved ones. Married people should be aware of trouble from the outside world and should keep away from exotic places.
Career: People who belong to the Rabbit sign may confront a bottleneck in their career this year. Therefore, they should pay attention to building harmonious interpersonal relationships, especially with the executives or superior staff. It is also possible for them to come across unfavorable situations. They should be more patient as the situation may turn out to be favorable. On the other hand, they shouldn't do things in a foolhardy manner, being headstrong without discipline, only to find that things are made worse.
Fortune: People who belong to the Rabbit sign may earn money with numerous fluctuations, leading to a limited amount of total revenue. Therefore, more stable ways of making money are suggested this year. Unconventional or speculate ways of making money should be avoided. Although their fortune is unstable, they may get some help from a predestined friend in 2014.
Health: People who belong to the Rabbit sign should pay more attention to preventing themselves from extrinsic damage and should keep away from sharp objects as they tend to injure themselves. People who drive or work outdoors should attach importance to security measures, especially in August of the Chinese lunar calendar.
If you're looking for a place to burrow in 2014, the stars should guide you northwesterly, or down towards the south.
Destinations along the ancient Silk Road of China are fascinating for their culture, and amongst the best destinations for the traveling Rabbit this year. For further information, check out the relevant destinations recommended for Tigers, above. These will be amongst your traveling companions for the year, so play nice. You can also consider destinations in Xinjiang and Shaanxi provinces.
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Located south of the center of Guangdong province, Guangzhou borders upon the famed Pearl River Deltaarea to its north. Known as the 'Southern Gate Into China', Guangzhou has a long history centered upon its excellent port which has made it a magnet for traders from far afield for centuries. Indeed, as such, it has the longest history in China and is thus unique. Add to this that it found itself on the southernmost reaches of theSilk Road, and you will see that Guangzhou is of considerable cultural, historical and political significance throughout China's long past, so much so that its being deemed 'the trading metropolis with a thousand years of history' may be something of an understatement.
That tradition is carried through to the modern day, seeing Guangzhou an explosion of life as a busy, vibrant city in touch with the wider world, an excellent place to find the New China in all its thrusting excitement. Here you can find much from home difficult to find elsewhere if you are seeking out food, books and other items as well as any souvenirs and local produce from China that you are interested in. If going to Guangzhou, be prepared to spend and spend. Its seductions are such you will not be able to resist.
Shenzhen is so large, so busy, that it is almost impossible to see how it could be that it was so small and insignificant only a few decades ago. It was here that Deng Xiaoping delivered his perhaps most famous speech containing his most famous remark – 'It doesn't matter if it's a black cat or a white cat as long as it catches the mice' – in preparation for the reforms that have brought about the dramatic changes the rising China has seen in its adopting free-market economics.
Deng chose his location well. Situated at the entrance to Hong Kong, an obvious connection point between the South China Sea and thence to the Atlantic and the Pacific, Shenzhen was ripe for development as a central trading hub for the rising economy. The city that stands there today from the small town there previously is testimony to Deng's skill in his choosing. With the largest number of entry- and exit-ports in all China, the visitor can get a taste of the vibrancy of the nation as a whole in this one city perhaps more than anywhere else. The lights here never go out, the climate is (almost) invariably clement, (though you may want to be wary in the typhoon season), and here you can shop and gaze in awe at the high-rise buildings that have taken the place of what, so recently, was farmland. In particular, visit Happy Valley, theOverseas Chinese quarter at Shenzhen's eastern end and, for pure relaxation, the beaches of Dameisha and Xiaomeisha.
Such are the attractions of Xiamen that it has been graced with the name of 'The International Garden City'. The name gives you an idea of what you may find in this pretty coastal resort in southeastern China, bordering upon the Straits of Taiwan, retaining its New Chinese pragmatism in being one of the four earliest of its special economic zones. That pragmatism is secondary for the casual visitor, however, and Xiamen remains one of China's top-ten tourist destination cities.
There's much here to explore with nearby islands, rock formations and caves, mountainous scenery, temples and pavilions from a bygone age, well-tended gardens and pristine forest. Favorite amongst the scenic spots are Gulangyu Island and Wanshi Mountain, the mountain at Sanming city, the historical sites aroundQuanzhou, the culture and customs of the womenfolk of Hui'an, Anxi's tea culture, the local traditions of theMazu people, the earthworks of Nanjing county and scenic Wuyi mountain mean you have so much here to be getting one with you may remain beneath auspicious stars even until the year ends and you can move on again.
Inner Mongolia? Forget it. Beijing and Tianjin? Don't even think about it. These are no place for rabbits this year.
Liu Xun, Emperor Xuan of Han (born in 90 BC).
Qianlong (1711-1799), the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
Einstein, an American physicist, thinker and philosopher.
David Beckham, a football player from England.
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In its lively, sweet delicacy, the rabbit is perfectly matched with the city of Hangzhou. Though one of theEight Great Ancient Capitals of China, now the capital of Zhejiang province, its pragmatism has never overshadowed the beauty of its location which has had it deemed 'Heaven on Earth' in the Chinese mind, and which led Marco Polo to describe it as '... the finest and most splendid city in the world'.
The main reason for all this praise is West Lake. It is, perhaps, the most famous lake in all China, not only for its own intrinsic beauty, but also for the history that surrounds and complements it in ancient buildings and revered locations. It is in Man's harmony with nature that West Lake is unique and reigns supreme. Of particular note are the Temple of the Soul's Retreat, (灵隐寺); the Tomb of General Yue Fei, (岳飞墓); thePagoda of Six Harmonies, (六和塔); Flying Peak, (飞来峰); Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, (三潭印月); andDreaming of the Tiger Spring (虎跑泉).


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With over 37,000 active alumni, there is always a reason to applaud and celebrate the accomplishments of our remarkable alumni and friends. Take pride as you glance at the accomplishments of this year's recipients. Congratulations to all of our nominees and to this year's list of awardees.
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Myklas Contest Winners, Book 2 (13 Original Piano Solos from the Myklas Music Press Library). Composed by Various. For Piano. Book; Graded Standard Repertoire; Piano Collection. Early Intermediate; Late Elementary. 32 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.37331).
Myklas Music Press was highly regarded for its extensive catalogue of quality elementary and intermediate supplemental piano music. The pieces that are included in Myklas Contest Winners represent Myklas's most popular and effective solos drawn from festival and contest lists. Divided into four graded collections, outstanding and time-tested solos are made available again by Rhonda Bennett, Ronald Bennett, Rosemary Barrett Byers, Lynne Cox, Anne Shannon Demarest, Mary Hauber, Ernest Kramer, Joyce Schatz Pease, Ruth Perdew, John Robert Poe, Catherine Rollin, Mike Springer, Robert D. Vandall, and Judy East Wells. Book 2 includes pieces appropriate for late elementary to early intermediate students. Reading range is expanded above and below the grand staff, and mobility around the keyboard is required. Other challenges include simple applications of the damper pedal and easy eighth-note passages. Titles: Appaloosa * Autumn Mystique * Cyberdance * Dance of the Fortune Cookie * Desertayres * Deserted Castle * Dorian Tarantella * Fanfare Hoedown * Great Pyramid * Holiday Parade * Inspector Snoops * Locrian Toccatina * Magic Castle.
- Appaloosa Composed by Anne Shannon Demarest
- Autumn Mystique Composed by Ruth Perdew
- Cyberdance Composed by Ronald Bennett
- Dance of the Fortune Cookie Composed by Anne Shannon Demarest
- Desertayres Composed by Anne Shannon Demarest
- Deserted Castle Composed by John Robert Poe
- Dorian Tarantella Composed by Robert D. Vandall
- Fanfare Hoedown Composed by Robert D. Vandall
- Great Pyramid Composed by Mike Springer
- Holiday Parade Composed by Rhonda Bennett
- Inspector Snoops Composed by Judy East Wells,Judy East Wells
- Locrian Toccatina Composed by Robert D. Vandall
- Magic Castle Composed by Mike Springer
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The room was very nice and very clean. It was very spacious and very comfortable. The bed was amaizing. The area where you could order food or drinks was very comfortable and relaxing.
Disappointed in breakfast food. Would not suggest adding this meal to price of hotel.
The room was awesome. The bed was comfy. The furnishings were very nice. The shower was the best! You can't beat a rainwater shower!
The elevator system. Very long wait!
The room seemed clean and had an appealing modern style. The shower is definitely better than you would find in most hotels.
From the moment we walked up to the counter we were treated poorly. We said Hello, and it was like we interrupted her day. The same woman was there when we were leaving on Monday, we didn't get a Hello, a Good bye nothing. She is in the WRONG line of business, as we were leaving the hotel we over heard another couple complain of her behaviour. For this I will NOT stay in the hotel again, I am disappointed.
Charged me twice for the room and I booked a double given a single & was given a full size bed for 2 adults very uncomfortable did nothing to remedy that took amex to call to take charge off no help
Rooms, were great, location perfect, bar, restaurant, and overall facilities were terrific.
The hotel was clean. Rooms were lovely.
You can hear the highway traffic all night no matter where you are in the hotel. Service is not great, very slow for high end hotel, very disappointing. Would not recommend.
Friendly staff, great location - very near to Syracuse's most innovative restaurant, The Flame.
We very much enjoyed our one-night stay at Crowne Plaza Syracuse in every aspect of it. What added to our enjoyment was dining at a lovely restaurant named Flame just one block north of your hotel (713 E Fayette Street).
Decor and layout. Elevator system was quick and efficient
Not much to do in the area. Bit of road noise
Due to the proximity of the hotel to the highway, there was quite a bit of road noise
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There are a lot if contructions in the area around the hotel, that made it hard for to find it. We also thought that the neighborhood was a bit shady.
My girlfriend left a pair of shoes that were not turned in by the cleaning staff. The manager avoided calls about the shoes and staff were of no help. Last time I will stay there.
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Location was a little seedy - not the hotel's fault - too many roadworks happening. Hotel provided a shuttle to take us to a restaurant and picked us up again afterwards - so not really a negative for the hotel.
The worst ever I booked a double room they gave me a room with one full size bed that doesn't fit more than one person because they were fully booked but they charged me for a Double
The bed was comfortable, the toiletries were nice. Shower and room were modern and beautiful. Everything was clean and the staff was nice. The location was central and convenient if not very scenic or relaxing.
Being next to the highway, and the fact that it was a "party" hotel, it just wasn't that nice of a stay. The elevators are weird. And the lobby just kind of turns into a bar full of drunk people. I think you can do better.
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There was a party going on and the next morning the hotel lobby was dirty ... We asked for a queen bed and got two singles ... That's apparently all they had. Room service food tasted gross ... Club sandwich was soggy and made with turkey deli ...
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The staff was extremely friendly and the hotel felt modern and clean.
Closeness to Downtown Syracuse. The Hotel is very clean and well kept up.
The actual location of the Hotel is on the easterly side of Downtown/ I-81. Area outside hotel is a little seedy. A late night stroll in the area is NOT recommended. Parking garage well watched. Driving to/ from not an issue- just area hotel is in is not the best.
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Breakfast buffet was very bad ... Quality and variety of choices was exteremly poor ... Also the area was very dirty
rooms re done very nice
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That is what Congressman Peter King said at a press conference in which elected officials called on the federal government to send resources to get the job done in turning power back on for all Long Island residents. On Friday, Nov. 8, 11 days after super storm Sandy devastated Long Island, the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) reported that more than 81,000 Nassau County customers remained without power and more than 162,000 throughout Nassau and Suffolk. That was enough for King, County Executive Ed Mangano, Congressman Steve Israel, New York State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto, to hold a press conference and ask the federal government to send the resources to do the job which LIPA has not been able to.
The U11 Plainview Hawks won a championship game over the Levittown North Stars by a score of 9-1 in the Hicksville Fall Classic. Plainview went 7-1 in the fall and the team's only loss was to this Levittown team in the first game of the tournament by a score of 6-3.
This was a team win with patience at the plate, aggressive base running, timely hitting and strong pitching. Eric K. started the game and at first it looked like Levittown came to play. Their leadoff hitter walked on four pitches and went on to steal second and third base. Eric settled in by striking out the second batter of the game, and a soft line drive to first was caught by Alex J. for the second out. With the runner still stranded at third, Eric battled to strike out the next hitter for the final out of the inning. Eric went on and pitched his heart out and ran into very little trouble to finish a complete game, giving up one unearned run, three hits and finishing with nine strikeouts.
According to Library Director Gretchen Browne, the staff made a decision to do everything within reason to help those affected by the hurricane, and patrons took them up on the offer in a big way: making the library a second home. The library has been a spiritual center of the community for a long time, but for the last few days, it's become a community center in every sense of the term.
The 5th Annual Grillo & Associates Blazing Trails 4 Autism 4 Mile Run was almost a brand new race: it was a new community (North Bellmore/North Merrick) with a new school, the Nassau BOCES Children's Readiness Center, and a new flat course through some very nice local streets.
What didn't change were the high quality hoodies given out for every entrant and volunteer, an array of past-race refreshments, quick and accurate results courtesy of JMS Racing Services, and a generous raffle highlighted by a Beach Bike courtesy of South Shore Bicycle and Fitness.
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Legislator David Denenberg was blunt in his assessment of the blatantly political nature of the Republican-drawn map. "Everyone knows that when it comes to redistricting, the map that was presented last year had one thing in mind, and that was that the Republicans could have a supermajority in the legislature," Denenberg said. "There's no way you can tell me that half a million people moving into new districts was about the people and not about the parties."
Like Labate, Democratic challenger for the 6th State Senate District Ryan Cronin was also without his opponent; this is the second event in Plainview this month where Cronin has appeared in the absence of Republican incumbent Kemp Hannon. In fact, the only race where both candidates were present at the breakfast was that of 13th Assembly District, where Republican challenger Louis Imbroto and incumbent Charles Lavine (D) faced off.
The Plainview-Old Bethpage Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the POB Library, held its First Annual Craft and Gift Fair on Sunday, Oct. 7 in the library parking lot.
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Vermont, where people generally are less free than they are here, trumps New Hampshire when it comes to gun rights. Just over the Connecticut River, a gun owner can holster his weapon, throw on a coat, and go about his business without having to receive permission from the government. That sounds really bad to too many New Hampshire legislators.
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During your first few meetings with a plastic surgeon, it is best to bring photographs of your ideal breast size. The photographs should give a good idea of how you want to look after the procedure. You will not be an exact replica of a person in a photograph, but knowing your preference will greatly benefit the plastic surgeon. Simply asking for a specific cup size will not cut it. Having a solid basis to work from may help you and your surgeon to bypass any possible confusion.
Your Preferences
With breast augmentation, certain aspects should be taken into account. You will need to know whether you want the breasts to appear natural or artificial. Natural looking breast implants will have a slope that resembles that of normal breasts. Natural breast implants also look normal in proportion to the body. Artificial breasts will be obviously fake, and they have a definite round shape. Many women choose a look that is somewhere in the middle. Every woman has her own preference, and the options are available to accommodate every individual selection.
Your lifestyle should be taken into consideration as well. If you are a very active woman who enjoys a variety of physical activities such as yoga, aerobics, and sports, large breasts may become burdensome during your daily workout. You may also want to consider how other people will perceive you after the surgery. If the implants are obvious, they may cause uncomfortable situations later on.
The risks of breast augmentation should also be taken into consideration. Different sizes will present their own risks for different body types.
The Final Decision
A plastic surgeon will more than likely allow you to experience and evaluate different sized breast implants with samples. This may be the part of the process that allows you to make a final decision on the size of your implants. The samples will give you a good idea of how the implants will look and feel after the procedure.
After breast augmentation, shopping for a brazier may be a daunting task. Breast implants are shaped somewhat differently than natural breasts, and the width of a brazier may no longer coincide with the cup size. Do not be surprised if you have a difficult time shopping after breast augmentation.
This post was provided by Emma Sawyers, a breast implant patient. When choosing her breast size for her breast augmentation Montreal, she found the staff at The Canadian Institute of Plastic Surgery very helpful.