text:
This job is no longer available
Further information
Architectural Technician required for a traditional, well established building surveyors based in Steyning. Providing drawing support to the professional and technical staff of the practice
Responsible to: The Directors.
Responsible for: Self and (from time to time) more junior colleagues.
Liaison with: Other professional, technical and support staff.
My client has a large education project, so the majority of your time will be focused on that. The rest of your time you will be working on smaller projects which will be made up of 50% residential 50% commercial.
Duties will include:
AutoCad drawing and printing
Occasional sketching and hand drawing
Site visits to take measurements etc
Design work
Client and team meetings
Completing time sheets to assist in invoicing and internal management procedures
The above is not an exhaustive list of duties and you will be expected to perform different tasks as necessitated by your changing role within the organisation and the overall business objectives of the organisation.
Please send applications as soon as possible as the client wishes to proceed with interviews immediately.
Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk


text:
- Home
- Editor's Desk
- Features
- Columns
- Arts & Culture
- Special Editions
- Advertising
Thursday December 18, 2014; 08:48 am EST
"Let me call you Sweet Art"
February 1 - February 28
Reception Friday, February 8th, 11 to 8 pm
River Gallery celebrates their 25th anniversary in Historic Galesville this year. To honor this occasion the gallery will hold an open house on the second Friday of each month from 11 am to 8 pm. "Let me call you Sweet Art" is the Valentine theme of the Friday, February 8th celebration. The gallery will feature original paintings, photography, one of a kind pottery, jewelry, turned wood, stained glass and other fine crafts to win the hearts of your loved ones. Artists and co-owners Laura Dixon, Roxanne Weidele, and Elsie Whitman are pleased to present their work along side the work of many fine local artists including Frances Borchardt, Donna Rhody, Wayne Beall, Edie Pyle Hopkins, Chris Senesi and Ginny Kuhn.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Richard D. Marrs, 71, Plover, died Saturday, April 28, 2012, at the Portage County Health Care Center in Stevens Point.
No public services or visitation will be held. Burial will take place in a columbarium in Northern Veterans Cemetery in Spooner.
Pisarski Community Funeral Home and Cremation Center of Plover assisted the family with arrangements. Condolences may be offered online at www.pisarskifuneralhome.com.
Mr. Marrs was born Nov. 13, 1940, in Toppish, Wash., a son of the late Jess and Helen (Johnson) Marrs. He attended school in LaGrande, Ore.
He was married to Mary Ellen Peskie. The couple later divorced.
He joined the National Guard in 1956. He joined the Navy in 1958. He retired from active duty at the rank of E-7 Chief in 1976.
After his military career, he went to work for Central Sands. He worked for Portage County in a top level position in maintenance, retiring in 1998.
Survivors include four daughters, Michelle Marrs, Paula Marrs, Sherry Carver and Terry Carver; and two brothers, Jim and Mike.
He was also preceded in death by one brother, David; and one sister, Mary Lou.


text:
Sponsored By
Become a Sponsor
Spinitron Home
Member Logon
About Spinitron
KDHX's web site
SPINITRON home
Current playlist
Program schedule
KDHX's web site
BrowseArtists ·
Disks · Labels
Search the selected month
Stand By Your Man buy it
DISK BY Tammy Wynette merch
(Sony 1968)
Songs from Stand By Your Man logged in KDHX's playlists:
Forever Yours Buy it!
It Keeps Slipping My Mind Buy it!
Stand By Your Man Buy it!
Stand by Your Man Buy it!
Copyright ©2014 Spinitron, LLC and KDHX. 'Spinitron', the speedy-vinyl
logo and the Spintron logotype are trademarks.KDHX contact: membership.


text:
Freedom DictionaryPosted by Armando Alves | 15-02-2012 23:07 | Category: Peace & Conflicts
The past year, from Tunisia to Egypt, and currently in Syria, millions of people fought their way to democracy. This struggle was honored last February 11th by Amnesty International, on the Global Day of Action on Revolutions in Middle East and North Africa.
Amnesty International Portugal released on this date the Freedom Dictionary project, where people can select a word to set free, from the more than 155.000 to choose from the online dictionary.
The words set free on Facebook will be a part of the 11 dictionary copies sent to 11 arab countries with ongoing revolutions, the next May 3rd. Words that are not released, will not be printed, replaced instead with a blank space.
The campaign was a co-produced by marketing agency Torke and interactive agency Wiz.
Amnesty International Portugal
Additional credits:
Torke: http://www.torke.pt/


text:
Technical note: Try to use Explorer to view this page properly. Google Chrome distorts the alignment between text and photos -- a technical glitch yahoo could not come up with a solution. Blame it on them, not me!
As thousands of fans waited outside the Sephora store on the Champs Elysee to catch a glimpse of her, Lady Gaga nearly came a cropper during the event after losing her shoe. (link)
Seperately, a single custom-made Emporio Armani shoe that Lady Gaga threw into the crowd at one of her Paris concerts is set to be auctioned in Paris. In a thoroughly modern Cinderella story, the shoe was thrown into the crowd at Lady Gaga's Paris Palais Omnisports de Bercy in 2010. (link)
Anna Friel had her very own Cinderella moment on Monday night as she left Loulou's in Mayfair, where her pal Kate Moss was hosting the AnOther Magazine party. When the night drew to an end and the 38-year-old left the exclusive venue, she somehow managed to accidentally leave her shoe behind as she made her way to a waiting taxi. Unlike the fictional Disney princes however, Anna went back to collect her designer shoe as soon as she realised what had happened. She hobbled along on one leg to retrieve it, before slipping her heel back on again while leaning against a lamppost. (link)
Korean 2NE1 was delivering a live performance at 22nd High 1 Seoul Music Awards, when female singer Bom's shoe slipped off. She kept her calm, discarded her remaining shoe, and concluded vigorous dance moves barefoot. while , a member of. (link)
Actress Vanessa White loses shoe after date with Aston Merrygold. In all her flustering about to make it to the cab sharpish, the brunette ended up running straight into a media scrumble and losing her shoe. (link)
Jennifer Lawrence suffered a Cinderella-style moment whilst making her way into the 'Silver Linings Playbook' pre-BAFTAs party as she lost her shoe. The actress tripped on a curb and temporarily lost one of her heels. But, she managed to regain her composure before making her way inside. Link-1 and 2.
Indian celebrity dancer Sweta Keswani is hit by a mishap during a televised dance contest held in the Netherlands. As she danced, Sweta's shoe came off, and for a second, her future looked bleak in the contest. But she handled the situation well and in fact got into the character and invented a step impromptu with the other shoe. (link)
Photographer trying to get close shots of singer Geri Halliwell takes a tumble and falls over her heels. One of her heels get entangled with the photographer and left behind as she continues walking. She managed to get back and pop it on quickly. (link)
Nicole Kidman was knocked over by a photographer on a bicycle as she returned to her New York hotel after attending the Calvin Klein Fashion Week show. She fell to the ground when hit and one of her shoes came off. Nicole attempted to slip back into her high heels but then realized it was better to leave it. The star was seen hobbling into her hotel with one shoe on as she escaped from the scene after the nasty spill. Find by "Dip Dang". (dailymail.co.uk)
Colombian actress and model Sofia Vergana has spent one-boot times while shoe shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue. Contributed by "Napo Suzuki".
Dancing on Ice star Chelsee Healey drinks a bit too much and had trouble exiting the club and heading into the car. She lost one of her shoes in the commotion and had to have it handed back to her through the car window.
Randy Jackson Jr. carrying a one-shod girlfriend…
During her concert in Toulouse, French pop star Jenifer kicks her Louboutin high-heeled pump into the audience! (bright spot on upper right hand corner of the photo) Luckily, the shoe is thrown back on the stage, and she runs back to recover and put it back on. Contributed by "Pete". Click here to watch on youtube.
At ITV Daytime Christmas party, Presenter Jenni Falconer was unlucky enough to lose her footing in public. As she left the bar where the party was held, she hit the floor and lost a shoe in the process. Contributed by "J-Mac". (dailymail.co.uk)
The Oscar-nominated actress Jennifer Lawrence was attending a dinner in honor of Silver Linings Playbook at Little House, guided by security, when she tripped and fell. In the process, Jen lost her shoe. (hollywoodlife.com)
A little mishap finds Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt while stepping out of her limousine at Elysee Palace in Paris. (corriere.it). This one was discovered and contributed by "Dip Dang".
Supermodel Claudia Schiffer attended the Chanel Fall-Winter fashion show in Paris. Claudia showed up at the Grand Palais where the show was held. The model however, dropped her shoe on her way in so she had to jump around on one foot until someone picked her shoe up and handed it back to her! (posh24.com)
When it comes shoe blunders, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is probably unmatched champion amongst celebrities. In less than a month, she managed to add her third and fourth entries under this section! First, during a state trip to India, Gillard fell face down and lost both shoes in the process. After being helped to get up and put back her shoes, she said; "My heel got stuck in grass, I'm fine. For men who get to wear flat shoes all day every day, if you wear a heel it can get embedded in soft grass and when you pull your foot out the shoe doesn't come and the rest of it is as you saw" " she said. Ms Gillard famously lost a shoe as she was being whisked from the Australia Day riot in Canberra in January 2012 and has also lost footwear during the last election campaign. She brushed off suggestions she could wear boots, saying that would lead to fashion critique in Australia about wearing boots with a skirt. In her second "Cinderella moment", Ms Gillard walked on stage at Sydney's Customs House to launch a cyber safety initiative when she slipped out of one of her high heels. As a male guest helped her put it back on, Ms Gillard could be heard telling him "it is a Cinderella moment".
Kirsten Dunst loses a shoe after attending a party at Bootsy Bellows nightclub in West Hollywood. In an effort to ditch photographers, the 30-year-old actress and her gal pal dodged around a tree but their high heels got caught in one of the tree grates! Thankfully, a good Samaritan crouched down to help the actress put her shoe back on. However, she recovered the wrong shoe and walked off wearing the mis-matched pair. The red-sole of the Christian Louboutin stilettos worn by Kirsten blonde companion gave the game away - as the right foot shoe worn by the actress - was missing the iconic painted look. Thankfully for the weary actress she was ushered away by her friends back into the nightclub and left through an underground exit to spare further blushes.
In CW's newest show, The Beautiful Life, following the fictional lives of aspiring fashion models, Mischa Barton leans against a horse-buggy on Fifth Avenue and wears one shoe, just one. We tried to find alternative photos, but it seems as though she was pretty adamant about keeping only one shoe on. Channeling Cinderella, perhaps? (stylecaster)
One more account of Mariah Carey losing a shoe on stage, from June 2003. She is known to be in one-shoe state, and at the very bottom of this page, there is a list of the whole variety of her incidences: "I spoke to Mariah (who) had just finished her show in Fukuoka and was glowing from the experience. The only problem was, I lost my shoe on stage during Honey, she reported. I couldn't find it, so we just covered until I got off stage." Other than missing shoes, Carey says the Japanese tour is going great guns. (mcarchives)
Niki Hilton is missing a shoe and hiding from the cameras. (popsugar.com)
Miss Universe 2011 Pageant in Sao Paulo. September 12, 2011. It appeared that Vanessa White, 21, had over-indulged as she left Movida nightclub. She had to be lead by a number of people to the taxi home but she fell over getting into it, losing her shoe in the process. Vanessa's shoe lay by the side of the car after she lost it. (hello-celebs)
For Boris Becker's wife Sharlily 'Lilly' Kerssenberg, things are looking a little frantic in the last-minute rush, as she picked up her stepson from a friend's house wearing only one shoe. The leggy 35-year-old hardly appeared to notice that one of her very high platform heels was missing. Click here for more captions.
Cassie Scerbo loses a shoe at the "2011 VH1 Do Something Awards" event at the Palladium Theatre in Hollywood. This was found and contributed by "Steve".
Michelle Trachtenberg loses her shoe as she walks around the set of the hit show "Gossip Girl" filming in New York City. Another contribution by "Steve".
Meryl Streep: As she proceeds to stage to accept the Leading Actress BAFTA (2012) award, she steps out of one shoe and leaves it behind. Click here to watch. Thanks "Susan Goodings".
Sarah Jessica Parker: She has one flying off the stage in Oprah's Show. Click here to watch, go to 40th second. Contributed by "Kinja".
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard clung to her bodyguard as she was dragged to safety through a crowd of angry protesters in Canberra. Riot police formed a shield around the prime minister as they helped her force a path through the protesters who surrounded a restaurant where she was attending an awards ceremony. Miss Gillard stumbled after losing a shoe in the scuffle, but was caught by her personal security guard and managed to get into a waiting car. One of the demonstrators showed later their trophy of the day: PM's discarded shoe! They first said it was going to be auctioned on eBay to raise funds, but said later they want to return it to her. Interesting enough, this was not the first time PM Gillard was experiencing loss of footwear during a public appearances. Scroll down for another mishap to have happened while visiting a warehouse.
Forklift driver Rob Stewart places Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's shoe upon her foot after it dislodged when she stepped off a forklift pallet after addressing workers at the Linfox Distribution Centre in Altona on August 6, 2010.
A better shot of the Prime Ministerial slipper lost by Ms Gillard.
During the 16th October broadcast of "Music Core", Miss A's Min dropped her shoe while performing "Breathe". The incident happened at the end of the performance when Min's shoe came out from her left foot and it flew on stage, though it was rather embarrassing, she professionally continued the performance. (link)
Nicky Hilton followed in her sisters steps walked the Heatherette runway show at Olympus Fashion Week in 2005, and she was every bit as disgraceful! She lost her shoe on the catwalk and stopped to put it back on while laughing and excusing herself, a big mistake! Everyone has set times on when to go out and if one model stops to put her shoe back on, it might disrupt the whole show. (link)
"So You Can Think You Can Dance" live show in Omaha. Randi, seen here dancing in the show, one shoe on and one shoe off. I didn't get the scoop on why she had only one shoe on, but I imagine it probably fell off during the dance. Show must go on, right?
From an interview with TV show host, Lauren Gilmore: I had an audition for a shaving cream commercial and, of course, they want to see you in bathing suit. So I do what any Irish girl does: spray tan, grab my highest heels, and lather myself in shimmering lotion. However, in the midst of making myself rainbow bright and finding the place, I lost a shoe. I walked into the audition with one shoe on, and the casting directors had a field day. Get in a fight in the parking lot? Well aren't you a 'shoe-in'?
Getting off the boat at Venice Film Festival, Abbie Cornish loses one shoe on dock. Discovery by "Dip Dang".
While visiting Spain, Princess Sheika of Qatar suffers has her shoe stuck in grate. (elpais.com) (shaika1.jpg) Thanks kinja.
Disney star Demi Lova lost a shoe in a concert. Click here for youtube. Thanks Kinja.
Actress Jessica Biel enters coffee shop with both shoes, comes out one missing and goes on. Click here for full acount...
Leihgton Meester: While shooting an episode of Season 4 of this TV series, actress Leighton Meester stands for a while in one shoe. The scene takes place in an art gallery.
Soccer kick: Danish tennis celebrity Carolina Wozniacki loses a shoe.
Bolywood Loss: Recently, at an event, (Indian celebrity) Sharman Joshi went through a lot of trouble to retrieve his Toh Baat Pakki co-star Tabu's lost sandal. They were in
Chandigarh for a music show to promote their film. The show organizers announced that Tabu and Sharman would be coming to the show and automatically, most of Chandigarh turned up. Despite police and other security, it took Sharman almost an hour to get Tabu into the car safely, without them getting mobbed by the crowd. Tabu, then realized that she had lost a sandal in the crowd. Sharman; despite Tabu repeatedly telling him not to, darted back into the crowd to look for the sandal! He returned with the sandal 15 minutes later. Tabu was grateful to him and kept thanking him until they landed at Mumbai airport. Found by "Kinja".
Desperate Housewive's Nicolette Sheridan and her Golden Retriever buddy Oliver after lunch at a Greek restaurant in Malibu, CA. At one point, it looked like Nicolette was going to lose control of Oliver, who seemed startled upon leaving the restaurant by a swarm of papparazzi, and then while running to the car, she lost a shoe which was recovered by a courteous photographer -- at least he didn't keep it and try to sell it on eBay! (celebritydogwatcher)
Oops! Sophie, Countess of Wessex, tries to steady herself after losing her shoe while walking through the parade ring at Royal Ascot. (Dailymail)
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark reaches for shoe as she and Crown Prince of Denmark Frederik are given a tour at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. (Daily Telegraph)
Contributed by "kinja".
Chelsie (of US Dancing With Stars)with one shoe.(fanpop)
Nadine Coyle had a Bambi moment as she loses her footing - and her
shoe - on the steps of her London apartment. (dailymail.co.uk)
Perhaps it was the bumpy ground. Or maybe Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester is still mastering the art of walking in high heels. The actress nearly came a cropper yesterday as she tottered around in a pair of yellow Christian Louboutin stilettos before losing her footing (and one of her shoes). (dailymail)
Mongolian pop group Aagiinaa: Ye Eun's shoe fell of during dancing. If you look carefully, Ye Eun was shocked that her
shoe fell off (her mouth was opened). But the dance still has to go on. YooBin why are u so happy? Becoz YeEun's shoe fell off! Haha! It is tough to carry on dancing without her shoe becoz the heels are soo high.?
Amy Winehouse admitted she was on the verge of a breakdown after a night of worryingly shambolic behaviour - even by her standards. She arrived at her Camden home at the end of the night with only one shoe and looking horribly dishevelled. See link.
From celebrity.aol.com: Victoria Beckham is rarely seen in public looking anything less than pristine. Which makes it all the more bizarre that she has been snapped in Paris with one shoe missing. Now, if it was Amy Winehouse, Mischa Barton or even Lindsay Lohan, we wouldn't bat an eyelid… but when one of Posh's Louboutins simply disappears, we can't help but be a little shocked.
Apparently, Marilyn Monroe suffered a momentary shoe loss during 1955 shooting of the famous scene of the movie The Seven Year Itch.
Brazilian top model Gisele Bundchen caught one-shod at Bananas boutique...
Miley: She was spotted outside her Miami hotel missing one shoe. What happened — did she simply forget it, lose it or just want to start a bizarre new fashion trend?
Hill meets heel: In a scene that reminded many of the fairy tale of Cinderella and Prince Charming, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tripped and lost her shoe when she arrived at Elysée Palace to be rescued by the French President Nicolas Sarkozy.The incident took place on the steps of the Palace when she accidentally stepped out of her black shoe. However, Sarkozy immediately stepped in and rescued Clinton from further embarrassment. Both the politicians later shared a laugh about it at the top of the stairs.
Girls Generation: During an unidentified outdoor performance of Girls Generation (Korean group of 9 female singers), the rain made Seo-hyun's turquoise heel to slip off when they were singing their latest hit, "Genie." Apparently, this happened to her twice more. Here is the youtube link to one of them.
Paris Hilton: Two random photograps to have caught her missing one footwear...
Mariah Carey: Celebrity pop singer Mariah Carey is a well-
known shoe fetishist. Less known is her preference for being in one shoe condition. In several of her well posed photos,
she is in one shoe (see examples below). Besides, there are several accounts of her losing or disposing off one shoe. The following are some examples. All coincidences? Hard to believe...
In her Madison Square Garden concert as part of the Rainbow Tour 2000, her shoe broke at stage. She
was kicking it off and her assistant came up from backstage and was trying to fix it for her, but Mariah said "just take it off I'm never wearing these again". She walked up laughing and threw it into the audience. She finished the song with one shoe on and one shoe off. After her concert appearance, apparently Mariah spent some time with the fans, and one of her Versace sandal shoes fell off. She handed it over to a fan, then threw the other into the crowd. The guy to have received the shoe put its pic in her website. The guy wrote "…and also sent me a VERY lovely picture of Mariah that he took, I believe! This is seconds before Mariah hands her shoe to one of my VERY best friends Anja! Unfortunately, none of those links work anymore.
Mariah's shoe also broke at the Blockbuster Awards, and she had difficulty retrieving it (perhaps couldn't retrieve it at all) because of her extra tight mini-skirt. I don't know whether it is the same event as this one, but nypress makes mention of the "Legends of the Fall" photo montage in which celebs trip on the red carpet (Mariah Carey completely loses one shoe and then has trouble retrieving the Jimmy Choo kitten heel, as her miniskirt was apparently surgically implanted). And still another one; the Celebrity Lounge segment makes mention of a shoe loss. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the story itself, but the text mentioning it is as follows: "These embarrassing backstage peeks were nothing more than idiotic "interviews" hosted by an Entertainment Tonight personality so shallow she made Leeza Gibbons look like Christianne friggin' Amanpour. Which do you think was her biggest journalistic coup? Getting to the bottom of the Mariah Carey losing her shoe story?"
In one interview, she went into record with following remarks on being in one shoe: "Mariah Carey launches fashion trends like other people change socks. Indeed, as she waited for a TV crew to get its lighting right during a recent interview, Mariah laid back on a chaise longue, kicked off one sparkly high-heeled shoe and had another inspiration. "Maybe I'll do the interview with one shoe off, just to be crazy," she said to her manager, who looked over and laughed. "Wouldn't that be great, if it caught on and people started wearing one shoe?" Don't laugh. It could happen, and Mariah would be OK with it.
This section is devoted shoe loss experiences of to celebrities and figures well known by public... As usual remarks, corrections, and contributions are welcome at email@example.com.


text:
JOHN BAR-LEY-CORN: alcoholic liquor personified (source: Merriam Webster Dictionary).
There are varying opinions as to what year the English folk song "John Barleycorn" became popularized by word-of-mouth (ranging from 1568 to the 17th Century), but it was most likely first published during the 17th Century. The ballad is an allegorical story of death and resurrection and it was a particularly popular drinking song around harvest time.
In the song, John Barleycorn (the personification of barley), is attacked, tortured and eventually killed. After his death, he is resurrected as beer, bread and whiskey. There are many versions of this old folk song in England, Ireland and Scotland, all with a similar storyline. A widely-read version of John Barleycorn was published by Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1782.
In 1913, American writer Jack London published his autobiographical novel "John Barleycorn," which detailed his enjoyment of alcohol and his struggles with addiction. The book was a smash hit. Temperance advocates promptly used the book to push for Prohibition and the alcohol producers promptly denounced the book. The novel was made into a movie in 1914 with veteran stage actor Hobart Bosworth starring as Jack.
There have been many recordings of the song through the years, but the most widely-known is from the band Traffic, who named their fourth album (released in 1970) "John Barleycorn Must Die." There is also a track on the album called "John Barleycorn," which is the English rock band's take on the ancient folk song.
by Robert Burns(1759-1796)
There were three kings into the east,
Three kings both great and high,
An' they hae sworn a solemn oath
John Barleycorn should die.
They took a plough and ploughed him down,
Put clods upon his head;
An' they hae sworn a solemn oath
John Barleycorn was dead.
But the cheerfu' spring came kindly on,
And show'rs began to fall;
John Barleycorn got up again,
And sore surprised them all.
The sultry suns of summer came,
And he grew thick and strong;
His head weel armed wi' pointed spears,
That no one should him wrong.
The sober autumn entered mild,
When he grew wan and pale;
His bending joints and drooping head
Showed he began to fail.
His colour sickened more and more,
He faded into age;
And then his enemies began
To show their deadly rage.
They've ta'en a weapon long and sharp,
And cut him by the knee;
Then tied him fast upon a cart,
Like a rogue for forgerie.
They laid him down upon his back,
And cudgelled him full sore;
They hung him up before the storm,
And turned him o'er and o'er.
They filled up a darksome pit
With water to the brim;
They heaved in John Barleycorn,
There let him sink or swim.
They laid him out upon the floor,
To work him farther woe,
And still, as signs of life appeared,
They tossed him to and fro.
They wasted, o'er a scorching flame,
The marrow of his bones;
But a miller used him worst of all,
For he crushed him 'tween two stones.
And they hae ta'en his very heart's blood,
And drank it round and round;
And still the more and more they drank,
Their joy did more abound.
John Barleycorn was a hero bold,
Of noble enterprise;
For if you do but taste his blood,
'Twill make your courage rise;
'Twill make a man forget his woe;
'Twill heighten all his joy:
'Twill make the widow's heart to sing,
Tho' the tear were in her eye.
Then let us toast John Barleycorn,
Each man a glass in hand;
And may his great posterity
Ne'er fail in old Scotland!
The building that the flagship John Barleycorn (658 West Belden Avenue) calls home was constructed in 1890. The original structure had a limestone rock foundation, columns and walls that were over two-feet thick, and vaulted sidewalks. The first saloon opened in 1890 and was operated by an Irish immigrant who also happened to be a Chicago police officer.
During Prohibition, the east side of the current restaurant was a Chinese laundry. The laundry served as a front for bootleggers who rolled carts of camouflaged liquor through the laundry to the basement. The laundry's basement was conveniently connected to the saloon's basement, providing easy transportation of the booze to the saloon via a small elevator. At the time the front windows on the façade were covered, so from the outside the saloon appeared to be "closed" in accordance with the law. Meanwhile, patrons could enter the speakeasy through the laundry, thus eliminating any suspicion that liquor was being served on the premises.
Over the years, many interesting patrons have quaffed a brew here. John Dillinger was a regular patron, and the quiet, well-dressed bank robber used to enjoy "buying the house a round." Dillinger was shot by federal agents two blocks away near the Biograph Theater (now the Victory Gardens Biograph Theater) in July 1934, thanks to a tip from the "lady in red."
Several saloons came and went in the building until Eric J. Van Gelder purchased the property in the early 1960s and named it John Barleycorn Memorial Pub. The artifacts, handmade ships and paintings displayed around the restaurant were collected by the eccentric Dutch proprietor. Some of the ships date as far back as the late 1800s and many of the pieces were purchased on Van Gelder's trips to Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Europe.
One unusual artifact was not discovered until renovations were underway in 1986. Workmen came upon a crumbling hidden staircase leading to a door. After several unsuccessful attempts with a sledgehammer a hole was finally cut into the door and a workman slipped into the tiny room. In the corner a dust-covered oilcloth concealed a beautiful woodcarving. The carving, which is of an unknown person wearing a crown, is now displayed prominently in our River North location.
The current owners purchased John Barleycorn in 1986. Since then many a celebrity has passed through for a beer and a burger and John Barleycorn was used as a location in two movies: "Primal Fear," starring Richard Gere and Laura Linney, and "The Babe," starring John Goodman and Kelly McGillis.
The original John Barleycorn, which opened in 1963, has become a Chicago classic. From its debut as a neighborhood haunt featuring classical music and slideshows of art from celebrated artists to its current format as a neighborhood bar and restaurant, the core of the concept remains the same: quality food at reasonable prices, a full-service bar with a stellar beer list and an eclectic interior which is both welcoming and comfortable.
Today, the focus is sports -- there are multiple projection screens and dozens of HDTVs covering both college and pro teams. The menu has something for everyone from Chicago-style chili to hefty half-pound burgers to beer-battered fish and chips. The lush TV-fitted patio seats 150, there are 50 seats on the sidewalk café and the bar can accommodate 30-500 for private parties. The warm-and-woody nautically themed interior, which is fitted with the original tin ceiling, features an extensive collection of antique handmade ships and nautical artifacts, plus a quirky collection of collectibles such as plaster busts of composers and an oversized moose head.
This sports-loving sibling of the Lincoln Park stalwart gives Cubs fans all the space they need to spread out. The handsome two-story space features the familiar nautical theme downstairs, and the second level, which is fitted with a soaring ceiling and high-top tables, also features a dance floor and plush booths that are big enough to fit the whole team. Fans love that there's no shortage of flatscreen TVs and large projection screens showing the day's top games. This location offers a pared down version of Lincoln Park's menu (Buffalo-style chicken wings, half-pound burgers and beer-battered fish and chips), and can accommodate 50-1,000 for private parties.
The newest spin-off of the legendary Lincoln Park flagship has garnered media buzz for stellar service and knowledgeable staff, and the top-notch food earned it 2013's "Best New Restaurant" award from the River North Business Association. The gorgeous bi-level venue boasts a stunning interior designed by Rocco Laudizio of slick+designusa and features a warm-and-woody nautically-inspired main floor and a visually-striking second floor fitted with an eye-popping 75-foot retractable glass roof and an enormous 12-panel video wall.
The venue offers something for everyone from a conversation-friendly business lunch to weekend brunch with the family to a private event in the atrium with all the amenities. Expect a lineup of gourmet burgers and American fare with a full bar specializing in craft beers and handcrafted cocktails. Sports fans will appreciate the 80 HDTVs and five video panel walls showing the day's top games and acclaimed local and national DJs perform every weekend on the second floor.


text:
Room Packages
Festive Season Room Package
Weekend Getaway Package
Meetings & events
Elegant, Stylish Year-End Celebrations
Inside & Outside room
- Details
- Written by Super User
- Category: FAQ
- Published: 15 March 2014
- Hits: 2176
1. What time is your Check-in and Check-out time?
Check-in begins at 14:00. Check-out is 12:00.
2. Do you accommodate Late Check-out?
Our check out time is 12:00, and late check-outs are subject to availability. The charge for late check-outs before 18:00 is 50% of the walk-in rate. For a late check-out after 18:00, the charge will be 100% of the current room rate.
3. Is there high speed internet or wifi available at the hotel?
The Windsor Plaza Hotel offers complimentary wireless internet access in public areas on the Ground, 4th, 5th, and 25th floors.
In-room internet is offered complimentary for all guests staying in a Club Room or Suite. Depending on type of booking, Deluxe and Premier Deluxe Room guests will be charged 350.000VND net per night for internet access. Internet access is also available via the computer stations in the Business Center for a nominal fee.
4. Does the hotel offer smoking/non smoking areas?
The hotel offers smoking and non-smoking accommodations. Public areas of the hotel are non-smoking.
5. I have a late flight, is it possible to store my luggage until the evening?
Yes, kindly contact the concierge for luggage storage requests.
Currency & Payment
- Details
- Written by Super User
- Category: FAQ
- Published: 15 March 2014
- Hits: 2673
1. Does your hotel offer Currency Exchange?
2. Does the Hotel accept foreign currencies as payment or deposit?
Yes, we accept payments and/or deposits in foreign currencies. However, in compliance with the local government law stating that all business transactions must be issued in Vietnamese Dong (VND), all payments and/or deposits in foreign currencies will be immediately converted to VND upon receipt by our reception. Any extra amount due to our guests upon check-out will be provided in VND.
3. What is the exchange rate?Do you charge any fee for foreign currency exchange?
Please click here for the latest exchange rate for Vietnamese Dong in several foreign currencies. We do not charge any fees on foreign exchange. Please note our exchange rates are updated according to the current rate from Vietcombank.
4. Do you accept traveler's checks?
Due to Vietnamese laws, we do not accept traveler's checks at this time.
5. What credit cards do you accept?
We accept the following credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Diners Card, American Express and Union Card.
Windsor Plaza Hotel
Windsor Plaza Hotel offers authentic Vietnamese hospitality and world-class facilities.
Key Features
- 386 well-appointed rooms and suites
- 3 award-winning restaurants and a terrace bar
- Conference center with six meeting rooms
- 2,000-person capacity Jade Ballroom
- Fitness center, swimming pool, and spa
- Hourly shuttle bus to city destinations


text:
AntiSnooper - Free Privacy Protection
|AntiSnooper - Privacy Protection v2.1
No one likes the feeling that someone's looking over your shoulder. It's tough to maintain your privacy when everyone can hear and see practically everything you do.
Imagine you have your personal space and privacy when working in an office full of cubicles, an airplane or at your home desk, at your favorite cafe!
AntiSnooper helps to keep your screen private and your activities on the computer to yourself.
AntiSnooper is a sort of privacy filters that protect data from people standing directly behind you and prevent looking to your application windows - Chats/Web Browsers/Office Documents and other sensitive information…
So, you hate when someone is standing behind you looking at your computer screen and you don't know how to deal with coworkers not respecting privacy? See how AntiSnooper solves the shoulder surfing problem:
Prevent Shoulder SurfingPrevent computer screen from shoulder surfing attack to obtain passwords, PINs, security codes, etc
Home User Personal SpaceMake your home environment comfortable from prying eyes when using Facebook, Browsing Web, Working with confidential information.
Corporate Personal SpaceBuild your personal area at office space to maintain good relationships with your colleagues, respect boundaries, personal space and privacy.
Customer Data PrivacyPrevent from onlooking customer data on computer screen in corporate environment. Prevent spying on sensitive information like Microsoft Office documents; Confidential email messages; Corporate Chat applications.
Protect Applications WindowsProtect any window of any application on the computer screen. Build your list of protected applications windows by adding to protected list in one click.
Automatically Protects at System StartupAntiSnooper saves all protected application and starts protection at system startup.
AntiSnooper Screen Shots:
AntiSnooper Reviews:
AntiSnooper Review on
AntiSnooper Review on


text:
A Florida Marlins Blog
[powered by WordPress.]
It came down to the final at bat but Mike Jacobs belted a walk off solo homer in the bottom of the ninth as the Marlins beat the Pirates 5-4. It capped off a three for five night in which Jacobs scored three times. Hanley Ramirez picked up three hits while Josh Willingham came through with a single, a homerun, two RBIs and two runs.
Scott Olsen had a rough start and he gave up four runs in six innings but the pen did their job. Kevin Gregg finished it up with a shutout ninth inning and he improved to 1-0 on the season.
Mark Hendrickson gets the nod tomorrow. He was bombed in the Marlins opener against the Mets earlier this week.
MLB.com beat reporter Joe Frisaro recently answered readers' questions in a mailbag column. He touches on everything from the Marlins stadium deal to who will close in 2007. Good stuff here. Here also talks about my favorite player, Josh Willingham, and whether he'll see time behind the plate or not.
[powered by WordPress.]
27 queries. 1.249 seconds


text:
Are franchises spoiling gaming or helping it prosper? ...On June 11, 2013 / By James Haggis
Police storm game developer's office to rescue him from life-sized statue, embarrassment ensues. ...On June 4, 2013 / By Jodie Rawl
What kind of sandbox gamer are you? Three games catering to different tastes are set to compete. ...On May 12, 2013 / By Pindaro Vargas-Farias
It turns out to be rather awful. The game's crap too. ...On May 2, 2013 / By Duncan Moreland
Our resident cosplay aficionado takes a trip to Comic Con but finds no games. ...On May 1, 2013 / By Clare McDonald
The number of people watching others play games is growing, and why not? We do it with sport already. ...On April 5, 2013 / By Ed Bradley
Video games provide incredible levels of interactive entertainment, but do they give value for money? ...On March 30, 2013 / By Gareth Cartwright
Are Dead Space and Resident Evil struggling to survive the negative influences of their publishers? ...On March 20, 2013 / By Paolo Sidoli-Price
The PS Vita hasn't been doing too well since launch. It all started so well: PS Vita had one of the most impressive and varied launch line-ups we'd ...On August 19, 2012 / By Darren Millard
It has been almost 10 years since the current generation (7th gen apparently) hit store shelves and trickled one by one into households across the world. Over that ...On July 23, 2012 / By Martin Rooke
Mods can be used to make the game whatever you want it to be, and here we look at some of the most creative, useful and just downright fun mods for ...On July 16, 2012 / By Calum Atkinson
Doesn't that look beautiful? 75% off, 60% off… That's right,the moment we've all been waiting for, the steam sales have begun once again and already on the first ...On July 14, 2012 / By nancy fallows
The world of video games is changing rapidly every day and the newest of these changes is the rise of digital downloads. Many companies are already embracing this ...On July 11, 2012 / By Daniel Sturdy
So, the first big video games company has finally bought into cloud gaming, with Sony purchasing Gaikai for $380m. That's some amount for a company that posted huge losses in ...On July 10, 2012 / By Calum Atkinson
© 2013 Planet Ivy Media. All rights reserved.


text:
As the title says, after 5 years in this place I am finally about to ask for my Job Description (which really doesn't fit my job well anymore) to be reviewed, also as part of that to be upgraded to full-time instead of term-time+5-days plus a salary review based on my increased roles & responsibilities too.
Any advice?
Is it a good idea to do this all at once?
I figured it'd be better to throw it at all the wall and see what sticks rather than keep asking for something else to be looked one after another. Yes, no?
Should I contact my Union beforehand, or only if things don't go the way I want (ie unfairly)?
I've already drawn up a document highlighting where my JD doesn't fit anymore with reasons as to why, along with my own justifications for wanting to be made full-time.
Anything else I need?
Thanks in advance for any advice :)


text:
You've Been Warned: Why You Need to Be Ready for Total Grid Failure
If you haven't been in a bubble cut off from all forms of media lately, it would be impossible to have missed all of the warnings being issued about the impending loss of our electrical grid.
This isn't just coming from so-called "gloom and doom" sites or from alternative media. Major mainstream media sources such as ABC News, the Washington Post, the New York Times, and CBS News have all issued the alerts. Unfortunately, the hordes seem to be brushing these warnings off as something that cannot happen, because the reality is too unpleasant to even contemplate. Many seem to think that they are far better to stick their heads in the sand and be assured it can never happen than to prepare ahead of time.
Who Is Ringing the Warning Bell?
In case you've missed it, here are some of the warnings over the past few months that most people are ignoring.
When Janet Napolitano stepped down from her role as head of the DHS she released an open letter to her successor. One chilling tidbit she passed on was this.
The outgoing Homeland Security Secretary has a warning for her successor: A massive and "serious" cyber attack on the U.S. homeland is coming, and a natural disaster — the likes of which the nation has never seen — is also likely on its way. (source)
Read more on Napolitano's warning HERE.
But there's more. Big Sis isn't the only one warning us about the possibility of a grid-down scenario.
Former North Dakota Senator Byron Dorgan has co-authored a book about the topic with David Hagberg – his novel Gridlock is a fictional account of a very real threat.
"Our power system is very vulnerable. You could see a shutdown by hackers in cyber terror. You could see it shutdown for days, weeks or months, crippling this country and causing enormous havoc." (source)
Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) also actively agrees with the threat assessment. He released a report last May that said our power infrastructure was "highly vulnerable to attacks from Iran and North Korea" and as well as to natural threats such as geomagnetic storms from solar activity.
"With one well-placed keystroke, Americans could be plunged into darkness and chaos through the damage to our electric grid. Foreign enemies are employing Web warriors to attack our way of life, and it's time that our actions respond to the potential threat." (source)
Other people in the know have attempted to make the public aware of the potential for apocalyptic disaster, but few seem to be taking them seriously.
We are only one act of madness away from a social cataclysm unlike anything our country has ever known.
-Congressman Trent Franks (R-AZ), Senior Member House Armed Service Committee
EMP is one of the small number of threats that could hold at risk the continued existence of U.S. civil society.
-Dr. Robert Hermann, Commissioner US Congress EMP Commission
Just one violent active region on the sun can cause continent-wide, perhaps even planetary-scale impacts to our critical infrastructure.
-John Kappenman, Principal Investigator US Congress EMP Commission
The Likelihood of a severe geo-magnetic event capable of crippling our electric grid is 100%.
-Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY), Senior Member House Homeland Security Committee
Former Congressman Roscoe Bartlett has been preaching the dangers of EMP, whether deliberate or natural, for many years:
We could have events in the future where the power grid will go down and it's not, in any reasonable time, coming back up. For instance, if when the power grid went down some of our large transformers were destroyed, damaged beyond use, we don't make any of those in this country. They're made overseas and you order one and 18 months to two years later they will deliver it. Our power grid is very vulnerable. It's very much on edge. Our military knows that.
There are a number of events that could create a situation in the cities where civil unrest would be a very high probability.
I think that those who can, and those who understand, need to take advantage of the opportunity when these winds of strife are not blowing to move their families out of the city. (source)
Don't forget the veiled warnings implicit in predictive programming entertainment. One of last year's biggest television hits was the show "Revolution", which portrayed life 15 years after a deliberate takedown of the power grid.
GridEx Drill in November
And finally, if all of these warnings aren't enough to alert your Spidey senses, here is one that is undeniable.
The United States, Mexico, and Canada intend to participate in a drill in November that will simulate the takedown of the grid.
An electrical grid joint drill simulation is being planned in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Thousands of utility workers, FBI agents, anti-terrorism experts, governmental agencies, and more than 150 private businesses are involved in the November power grid drill.
The downed power grid simulation will reportedly focus on both physical and cyber attacks. The antiquated electrical system in the United States has been one of the most neglected pieces of integral infrastructure.
The disaster drill is being described as a crisis practice unlike anything the real power grid has ever experienced. The GridEX II drill Nov. 13-14 will focus primarily on how governments will react if the electrical grid fails and, for instance, the food supply chain collapses.
American utility companies are responsible for running approximately 5,800 power plants and about 450,000 high-voltage transmission lines, controlled by various devices which have been put into place over the past decades. Some of the utility companies which oversee the power grid reportedly use "antique computer protocols" which are "probably" safe from cyber hackers," The New York Times reported.
"If an adversary lands a knockout blow, [experts] fear, it could black out vast areas of the continent for weeks; interrupt supplies of water, gasoline, diesel fuel and fresh food; shut down communications; and create disruptions of a scale that was only hinted at by Hurricane Sandy and the attacks of Sept. 11," The Times said.
If the power grid fails, a lack of electricity and food delivery are only the first wave of troubles facing the American people. Police could face major problems with civil unrest. Of course, there also would not be any electric heating or cooling, which easily could lead to many deaths depending on the season. (source)
The most alarming thing about this drill is the trend of suspected false flag events in America that have corresponded with "drills". Whether or not this will coincide in a real take-down of the grid remains to be seen, but one only needs to think back to events such as the Boston Marathon Bombing, the 9/11 attacks, and the Oklahoma City Bombing to see that there is a possibility that when "drills" occur, often the players are simply being moved into place right under the nose of the public.
What Can You Do to Be Ready?
It doesn't honestly matter HOW the grid goes down. Whether it is an enemy attack, as in the novel One Second After, a government false flag in order to institute martial law, or a natural act that is the result of a solar flare, a long-term grid collapse will result in an extremely high death toll.
If you are already of the preparedness mindset, you'll fare better than the average North American. However, many people have never contemplated the following questions:
- How will you get food if the grocery stores are closed?
- How will you cook food if you are able to acquire it?
- What will happen to the perishable food in your refrigerator and freezer?
- How will you heat and cool your home if you are in an area subject to extreme temperatures?
- What will you use for light once the scented candle that sits on your coffee table is gone?
- How will you transport yourself if a) your vehicle doesn't run because the computers are fried or b) it runs but you can't get gas because the pumps at the station run on electricity?
- What will you drink and wash with if the municipal water facilities are no longer providing water or if the pump on your well runs on electricity?
Find as many solutions as possible for the issues you would face if going for weeks (or longer) without power. You must stay warm, eat, and drink. Everything else is a bonus. You can live without the television, the video game console, the microwave in the kitchen, and the laptop.
Some people like to give arguments as to why they can't resolve these issues. They live in an apartment, they rent, they have a limited budget….the list is as long as indefinite detention. The fact is, by realizing these things are necessary and refusing to face them and find solutions for your particular situation, you are setting your family up to suffer, and possibly even die, when it could be avoided.
A recent article encouraged readers who were new to prepping to start out by getting ready for a two week power outage. Apply the following information to create your own preparedness plan for the grid failure that is sure to come. Modify the suggestions to adapt them to your particular home, family, and climate.
Everyone knows that clean drinking water is something you can't live without. In the event of a disaster, the water may not run from the taps, and if it does, it might not be safe to drink, depending on the situation. If there is a boil order in place, remember that if the power is out, boiling your water may not be as easy as turning on your stove.
Each family should store a two week supply of water. The rule of thumb for drinking water is 1 gallon per day, per person. Don't forget to stock water for your pets, also.
You can create your water supply very inexpensively. Many people use clean 2 liter soda pop bottles to store tap water. Others purchase the large 5 gallon jugs of filtered water from the grocery store. Consider a gravity fed water filtration device and water purification tablets as well.
Food and a Way to Prepare It
There are two schools of thought regarding food during a power outage. One: you need a cooking method that does not require the grid to be functioning. Two: you can store food that doesn't require cooking.
If you opt for a secondary cooking method, be sure that you have enough fuel for two weeks. Store foods that do not require long cooking times – for example, dried beans would use a great deal of fuel, but canned beans could be warmed up, or even eaten cold.
Click HERE for a short term food storage list
Click HERE to find a list of foods that require no cooking.
Heat (Depending on Your Climate)
If your power outage takes place in the winter and you live in a colder climate, heat is another necessity. During the first 24 hours after a power outage, you can stay fairly warm if you block off one room of the house for everyone to group together in. Keep the door closed and keep a towel or blanket folded along the bottom of the door to conserve warmth. You can safely burn a couple of candles also, and in the enclosed space, your body heat will keep it relatively warm. As well, dress in layers and keep everything covered – wear a hat, gloves (fingerless ones allow you to still function), and a scarf.
Click HERE to learn how to stay warm with less heat.
However, after about 48 hours, that's not going to be enough in very cold weather. You will require back-up heat at this point in certain climates. If you are lucky enough to have a source of heat like a fireplace or woodstove, you'll be just fine as long as you have a supply of wood.
Consider a portable propane heater (and propane) or an oil heater. You have to be very careful what type of backup heat you plan on using, as many of them can cause carbon monoxide poisoning if used in a poorly ventilated area.
Learn more about off-grid heat options HERE.
Sanitation Needs
A common cause of illness, and even death, during a down-grid situation is lack of sanitation. We've discussed the importance of clean drinking water, but you won't want to use your drinking water to keep things clean or to flush the toilet.
For cleaning, reduce your need to wash things. Stock up on paper plates, paper towels, and disposable cups and flatware. Keep some disinfecting cleaning wipes and sprays (I don't recommend using antibacterial products on a regular basis, however in the event of an emergency they can help to keep you healthy.) Use hand sanitizer after using the bathroom and before handing food or beverages – there may be a lot more germs afoot in a disaster.
Look at your options for sanitation. Does your toilet still flush when the electricity is out? Many people discovered the hard way that the toilets didn't work when the sewage backed up in the highrises in New York City in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. At our cabin, the toilet won't flush without power because the pump is electric.
If you are on a septic system, with no risk of the toilet backing up into the house, simply store some water for flushing in the bathroom. (At the first sign of a storm, we always fill the bathtub for this purpose.) Add the water to the tank so that you can flush.
If this is not an option, another solution is to stock up on extremely heavy duty garbage bags (like the kind that contractors use at construction sites) and kitty litter. Place a bag either in your drained toilet or in a bucket. Sprinkle some kitty litter in the bottom of the bag. Each time someone uses the bathroom, add another handful of litter. Be very careful that the bag doesn't get too heavy for you to handle it. Tie it up very securely and store it outside until services are restored.
Lighting is absolutely vital, especially if there are children in the house. Nothing is more frightening than being completely in the dark during a stressful situation. Fortunately, it's one of the easiest things to plan for, as well as one of the least expensive.
Some lighting solutions are:
- Garden stake solar lights
- Candles
- Kerosene lamps
- Flashlights (don't forget batteries)
- Hand crank camping lantern
- Don't forget matches or lighters
Tools and Supplies
Some basic items will make your life much easier during an emergency. Here are some things that are essential in the event of a power outage:
- Lighter/waterproof matches
- Batteries in various sizes
- Manual can opener
- Basic tools: Pliers, screwdriver, wrench, hammer
- Duct tape
- Crazy glue
- Sewing supplies
- Bungee cords
If you'd like to expand on the basic supplies, a more detailed list of tools and hardware can be found HERE.
First Aid Kit
It's important to have a basic first aid kit on hand at all times, but particularly in the event of an emergency. Your kit should include basic wound care items like bandages, antibiotic ointments, and sprays. As well, if you use them, keep on hand a supply of basic over-the-counter medications, like pain relief capsules, cold medicine, cough syrup, anti-nausea pills, and allergy medication. Particularly important if sanitation is a problem are anti-diarheal medications.
If you want to put together a more advanced medical kit, you can find a list HERE.
Special Needs
This is something that will be unique to every family. Consider the things that are needed on a daily basis in your household. It might be prescription medications, diapers, or special foods. If you have pets, you'll need supplies for them too. The best way to figure out what you need is to jot things down as you use them over the course of a week or so.
Get Started Today
You can start right now – this very minute – all you have to do is grab a pad of paper and a pen.
- Begin by personalizing the suggestions above to fit your family's needs and make a list of your requirements.
- Next, do a quick inventory – as I mentioned above, you may be surprised to see that you already have quite a few of the supplies that are recommended.
- Make a shopping list and acquire the rest of the items you need. If you can't afford everything right now, prioritize the most important things first.
- Organize your supplies so that they are easily accessible when you need them. It's hard to find seldom-used items in the dark.
When the lights go out, don't be left to the not-so-tender mercies of those who would place themselves in charge. Maintain your independence by strengthening the position of your family. Take steps towards preparedness and self-sufficiency so that you won't need the government's assistance to weather the storm.
If you must comply to survive, your freedom is just an illusion. You've been warned – what you do with the information is up to you.
Please feel free to share any information from this site in part or in full, leaving all links intact, giving credit to the author and including a link to this website and the following bio.
Daisy Luther is a freelance writer and editor. Her website, The Organic Prepper, offers information on healthy prepping, including premium nutritional choices, general wellness and non-tech solutions. You can follow Daisy on Facebook and Twitter, and you can email her at firstname.lastname@example.com
26 Comments to You've Been Warned: Why You Need to Be Ready for Total Grid Failure
Hope you and your girls are doing good, and your new home is working out for you.
Great article, something I have been really thinking about lately, as you say with all the different people warning of such an event you have to take notice. I figure that if you are prepared for a grid down situation then you are ready for most anything. Not where I need to be but getting closer everyday ( If a person can ever really be completely ready ).
Take Care
This is a good article. I did a similar one a couple weeks ago at my blog, about GridEx II and what could happen:
Grid Down: What if the "Drill" was the "Event"?
Good article even if the grid does not go down. There are many other calamities that this list will do well for most folks. Hopefully people will start listening and at least start preparing at a basic minimum.
I have been saying it for the longest time. There is going to be a two pronged attack.
The Chinese and Iran via jihadi sleeper cells in the US.
The Chinese will launch a cyber attack.
That will bring the power down for a few hours. If they just did the cyber attack, then it would only a few hours until the companies can bring everything up manually after they shut down and disconnect the automated control equipment that the Chinese attacked.
But, while the grid is down for that short period of time, then the jihadis will strike.
They will sabotage vital infrastructure across many places at the same time which will make it impossible to bring the power back up.
They will cut light poles. Cut supports to transmission line towers. Destroy insulators in substations.
They will do it in remote locations so that it will take days searching the lines to find where the faults are.
When there is only one fault on an isolated line, then power companies can concentrate manpower to find the fault relatively quickly.
When you have multiple faults that appear all over the system, then it will thin out the manpower, and it will take a lot longer to locate the faults and repair them.
If they continue to sabotage things as the light companies try to repair the existing damage, then it can drag on for a very long time. Before they get one problem fixed, then the next problem will pop up.
If you have thousands of jihadis all across the country start cutting things down, then it would be impossible to keep up.
They found out that it was very effective in Iraq. People went for months without power because they were cutting the poles faster than they could put them up. In Iraq, it was easy to find where the system was sabotaged because of the baron terrain. But in the US, there is a lot more vegetation, and complicated terrain that the power systems go through. Trying to find where someone cut a pole along the back side of a ridge where no one can see it is impossible unless you physically walk the line.
If that happens, then the local people that are familiar with the local system and terrain will have to help out if you want any hope of getting control of the situation. Keep your eyes out for obvious sabotage. If you see it, report it as fast as possible Keep a watch on the power lines in your area. If you see a stranger that isn't from the area hanging around the mainline, or doing something out of place, then get a hold of law enforcement as fast as possible. If you see them actively messing with something or obviously getting ready to cut/knock a pole down (bolt cutters and chainsaws) then you will know what to do.
Pull out the gun and calmly tell them to "Put the equipment down, lay down and wait until the law gets there or you will be shot."
Keep in mind, if you see something odd going on. You want to have your weapon with you, because jihadis being jihadis, they will be armed and will try and kill the nosey infidel if they are caught in the act.
If they put guns on you, then drop them.
The people that help will be taking a risk, but the population at large will have to confront the people doing it if they are to be stopped. There isn't enough cops and linemen to keep watch on every foot of mainline in this country, so the population that lives on that mainline will have to help.
I would say that after a few days of no lights, and after the word gets out about what is happening, then I would say that people will start taking the initiative on their own to guard the network
The thing I worry about is what will they do once they have the power down? What is stage two of the attack when the population is in an information vacuum? What do they plan when the population is already in a state of distress from several days of no power?
My thoughts on the possible second wave.
The main problem jihadis have is the response from the authorities with superior firepower. After a day or two of no lights, then the cell network will not be functioning. That means that when they carry out an act, then no one can call for help on their cell phones. If they sabotage the landline telephone network, then they won't be able to call for help at all. You will truly be on your own. When the jihadis attack in your area, you won't be able to call for outside help. It will up to the local people to put down the attack.
You will have to physically drive to a police station to get the police.
Remember where someone intentionally cut a fiber into a town a while ago and disabled all the communications to the outside world, including police dispatch. That was a test to see if sabotage would generate the desired result.
All those reports of dry runs that you have seen people reporting. What if all of them use that time to launch their true attack.
The people won't be able to call the police. And the police won't be able to call for outside help because all communication with the outside world will be lost. They will have to physically drive to the neighboring town to muster outside help at first.
It will literally be one on one fighting at first.
After a while, people will fall back to two way radio. Police will start monitoring cb for local calls for help, and they will use vhf and HF to call for outside help, but it will take time for people to get things straightened out. That will be the time they can do the most damage.
I'd be less worried about "jhadis" and more worried about "mossadis".
id be more worried about the government. it an attack happens more chances itll be coming from a martial law than a foreign force.
Good Stuff, Daisy. Keep the "generator" going.
One thing we will have is ham radio operators. There are thousands already trained to work with police and fire. Hams would be in police cars fire stations police dispatches and help bring up critical communications. There would be emergency ham radio net works setup and many have batteries generators. These are forgotten hero's till they are needed to help in a large scale disaster. many are also firefighters,police,emergency people already trained and always ready to help and go to any disaster.
Great article connecting the personal dots for people. Also, don't forget distractions for the kids. I am good with a book or listening to my solar radio, but my kids will drive me up the wall. We have crayons, coloring books, simple board games and special toys put up just for such occasions. Having kids you know what I am talking about. Peace Clay
I know I am late in the game, I just want to know if you guys and gals have any great advice on where to shop for this gear, food storage, MRE's and etc…..
web search Emergency Essentials. www dot beprepared dot com
Start at your local stores just grab whatever your
Can find and afford when you can find it.
Last summer when we had a massive plow wind over a large area we had a lot of people out of power for up to a week& a half. People were covering their deep freezers with blankets & friends were lending out their generators. This is in an area where most people have big gardens & full freezers. Happy to say there are a lot more generators in our area now. Some people do learn by experience.
One other thing I don't think I saw on your list (unless I missed it) would be weapons. When things like this happen, people get desperate and will do anything to get food or the things they need to survive! You may have to defend the things you have and your family!
I might remind you that the 107 or so nuclear plants positioned perilously close to YOU need grid power to cool their reactors and spent fuel pools.
No amount of preparation will save you from 107 Fukushimas.
Stop wasting everyone's time!
"Wasting everyone's time?" Hardly! Prepping needs to take place, since none of us has a crystal ball to see into the future. She's doing her best to help others prepare. Try to be a little more polite!
Sorry, didn't mean to be rude, this site is a great resource!
You are right Kamkelms. Absolutely. The fact remains the humanity has created 250,000 tons of long lived, deadly radioisotopes and no one addresses this greatest threat to 9 million species on this planet.
Thanks for the attitude adjustment, and rather than be a fatalist, my true hope is to inspire someone to come up with a solution to the nuclear waste
issue. Think about it. Please.
People are people, there's gonna be idiots and there's gonna be smart one's too. City dwellers are at most risk, but chances are if your neighborhood is a good one, well there's your sign. Perhaps if you live in a less desirable neck of the woods or hoods as the case may be, you need to look for another sector to relocate if even just temporary by say Nov 10th or the 11th. Just a thought.
I'm afraid shallel is right…under certain conditions…
if the grid goes hard down because of a massive E.M.P. carrington type event…and all electrical devices, including power generators are fried…within a couple of weeks the spent fuel storage tanks at those 100+ nuke sites will be dry…on fire…spewing radioactive smoke into the air. the whole northern hemisphere will be a waistland for many years.
if the reactors power generators survive a terror cyber attack, powerline attack, or distribution transformer site attack, they should be able to keep generating enough power to keep the cooling pumps running….as long as there are operators wiulling to stay on the job and not go home to protect their families….
best case would be the local or state government will take control of the nukes and all the necessary support supplies and equiptment and provide security till things get sorted out.
NOW how wise was obama's decision to close yucca mountain waist site seem to you???
call your congress critters and demand they get yucca mountain reopened.
"Specifically regarding nuclear power plants, in the early 1980s a Sandia Laboratories analyzed the "worst case" scenario and concluded that EMP poses no substantial threat to such plants based upon both analysis and simulated EMP tests. [18] "
Yes, Yucca Mountain needs to be reopened.
So we are hearing about a grid takedown "drill" in November and now we are hearing about Tepco's workers attempting to remove 400 tons of spent fuel rods which could "set off a catastrophe greater than any we have ever seen" also due to happen in November. Terminal madness of the end times…..
Awesome article Miss Daisy!!!!
You're wrong about water intake of one gallon a day. No mammals apart from some humans drink a lot of water. They drink when they are thirsty. Even the British Medical Association has now recognised that drinking lots of water has no health benefits.
What are the chances of the grid actually failing?
do you have an email list to keep in touch and remember your great site. I'd like to remember to come here to keep up!!


text:
What started out to be a great day turned out to be… Yep–a nightmare.
For most of my friends and I, and…you– we all live for time the mountain. We all have full-time jobs, we're all 40 somethings, and each of us does something different for a living. I'm a commercial director and producer, my best friend and backcountry partner; Tom is a hydrologist. This day we were with several more of our extended friends, with one thing in common– backcountry skiing. Luckily all of us have discovered a summer passion, kiteboarding. I say "luckily" because it's hard to chase the snow to the southern hemisphere, which we have all done in the past– but with kids, jobs, and daily pressures– it's becoming more difficult to even afford to get away. We all live in Portland, Oregon and Hood River, but the entire group shares these experiences together as often as we can.
Not into watching television even though it was "superbowl sunday"; my buddies and I decided it was a great day to climb mt hood, and it was. We would definitely get some freshies, climb up as high as we could safely, then ski back down to the highway. There were 6 of us and myself. I was a bit more excited than the rest of the gang because I was out on my first day with a new camera and was sure to get some great pics of all of us shredding the gnar. We all left Timberline Lodge's climbers lot mid-morning and succeeded in climbing up the mountain all the way to about 10,700 feet.
Since new snowfall hadn't been around in about 4 or 5 days there were some very icy patches on the way up. Some call it boiler-plate, death-cookies– whatever it was– we all made it up safely and I was able to grab a group shot at the top before we circumnavigated Crater Rock and the Hogsback to ski down White River Headwall, and continue down the mountain. We thought about summiting; but none of us had exactly the right gear, like ropes or crampons. Even though the last couple hundred feet was a do-able boot pack, we all opted for the safer route which was to hit the summit another day.
We all had a great time on the way down, and I was able to get several decent shots of the gang, both in stills and video. We skied pretty far below Timberline Lodge where all our vehicles were, and decided because it was getting near dark to just skin back up rather than ski down to the highway. We all put our skins on and me being the photgrapher, went first traversing across a steep slope to get another sho of the group at twilight. Because it was getting dark, I couldn't exactly see the ice, and thought it was softer than it was. I soon realized that I was on ice, and my buddies were all watching me carefully step across a steep icefield. This wasn't "high up" on the mountain– it was only 4800′ – 5000′. They all said after I slipped they wondered why I was going so slow. Well, I slipped and couldn't self arrest and ended up sliding about 200 feet to the bottom of the canyon we were in. I hit some small trees on the way down.
When I did finally stop sliding– I realized I couldn't move my leg. At first I thought it was broken, or *something. I'm very thankful of all my friends and buddies who aided in my rescue– the last picture which I did not include in my picture entry– is me in a "backcountry basket" getting hauled out by Mt. Hood Reach and Treat Team.
After about an exhausting 12 hours of a rescue operation –to go less than one mile, it was very late / early in the morning by now, but I did finally make it to a hospital with a dis-located hip. I knew I was very lucky, but thankful for being with a great group of friends who helped me get through a very difficult time. Also thanks to Mt. Hood RAT team who brought in the sled, or kitty as they called it– to a very difficult area to extricate me.
I hope to be back skiing this season, even if it's only to take pics of my friends. It's been 4 weeks and I've lost my crutches and walking again. The doc says no– but… we'll see about that…


text:
1 1/2 medium onions, chopped
3 medium plum tomatoes, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 cups fat-free, low-sodium chicken broth
2 cups shredded, cooked chicken breast
1 can (15 ounces) kidney beans with liquid
1 can (15 ounces) sweet corn with liquid
1 small can (6 ounces) tomato paste
2 teaspoons chili powder
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 cup chopped cilantro (optional)
In a slow cooker or Crock-Pot, add all ingredients except cilantro, combine well, and turn on high setting for two hours. Reduce to low setting and cook for additional 5 hours, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are tender. Ladle into soup bowls and garnish each serving with 2 tablespoons chopped cilantro (optional). Serve immediately.
Yield: 8 cups
Serving size: 1 cup
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
Calories: 174
Carbohydrate: 16 g
Protein: 24 g
Fat: 2 g
Saturated fat: 0 g
Sodium: 79 mg
Fiber: 4 g
Exchanges per serving: 1 1/2 starch, 1 1/2 very lean meat
Carbohydrate choices: 1 1/2


text:
Wanderung zum Hohenstein Teil 2This photo was shot on film. Taken by frauspatzi with a Lomo Smena 8M loaded with Lomography X-Pro Slide 200 ISO (35mm) film in Hessisch Oldendorf, Germany. These tags describe this photo: blau, blue, nature, wanderung, ausflug, holiday, and walk. This photo can also be found in the album A Walk with the Smena 8M in blue.
Please login to get more out of this site
You are currently not logged in, do so now to add comments, like articles as well as photos, submit to competitions, translate articles and gain access to unlimited photo upload! If you are not registered yet, go here to find out more about Lomography and join now! If you just want a limited account for now you can use Twitter or Facebook. We would love to have you as a member here!
11 people like this photo
Liking photos helps us to present the best ones to you and others. 11 people like this photo. 11 people like this photo: rockz, sobetion, yuvs, bccbarbosa, mephisto19, pietrone, denial_denial, macstef, scede, felicitea, and flashstalker.
No comments yet, be the first
Where is this?
Nearby popular photos – see more
Nearby LomoLocations
Cafe Stuben (Hamelin)
It must have been 1997 when I made a boat trip on river Weser with some friends and people f…


text:
Your original file link
grasias dios te de massssssssss
Can u pls upload this game in sis format and i will just rename it into jar. Can u do it fren?
Download free wallpapers, games, videos and more for phones and tablets. Millions of members are sharing the fun and billions of free downloads served.
© Copyright 2014 mobile9. Powered by 9WOS v6.0. About Us | Terms Of Service | DMCA | Media Kit
English |
中文 |
Español |
日本語 |
한국어 |
Tiếng Việt |
Pусский |
Français |
Bahasa Indonesia


text:
Looking for Answers about KR3W Vein Jacket - Men's?
Print this page
Customer Questions & Answers for
KR3W Vein Jacket - Men's
Fight that harsh winter weather, and look good. Real good. The KR3W Vein Jacket gives you that classic KR3W style you need to maintain street cred, while keeping you warm and fresh. The jacket is made from Wax Carbon Coated Canvas, and features two zippered pockets on the chest and two button down side pockets. 100% cotton. Imported.
Customer Questions & Answers:
Product Details
Questions & Answers for KR3W Vein Jacket - Men's
This product has not yet received questions or answers.
Product Details


text:
Fredo Santana "Coming Up" Video
Posted Jun 3, 2014 at 08:05 PM
Watch the official music video for Fredo Santana's track "Coming Up".
After hearing the audio last month, Fredo Santana returns to the scene today with the official visual for his Will A Fool-produced track "Coming Up". Taking to the rooftops of Chicago, Fredo raps about his struggle coming up from the bottom. Check out the drug-influenced visual above.
The Chicago native and GBE affiliate is working on a new album, Walking Legend, which will follow up last year's mixtape It's A Scary Site 2. Look for that tio drop real soon.
In other related news, Fredo just dropped off a new Reese-featured cut titled "That's A No No" last week. That too, will live on his upcoming project. Listen to that right here.
Tags: fredo santana, coming up


text:
You may want to look into charting your waking temperatures and other fertility signs. ?It won't tell you when you're about to ovulate, but it will confirm ovulation after the fact. ?Basically, you set your alarm for an early time that you are most likely to have gotten three hours of uninterrupted sleep. ?You move as little as possible, reach for your thermometer, and take the temp. ?You also chart things like what type of cervical mucus you have that day. ?If you are interested, http://www.fertilityfriend.com is the place to go. ?Sign up and take the tutorials. ?If you need an invite to join, PM me your email address.
The thing is that, since you are recently off of birth control, it might take your body a while to remember how to cycle. ?Your cycles may be whacky for several months, and you might not even ovulate at all in that time.
The book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" is also helpful and available at most bookstores. ?(Amazon link in my sig.)
Good luck!?


text:
Description: perfectly FEET!
Image was hearted from shoescraze.tumblr.com
Other images from this site
211 people have hearted this image
This image is in 20 collections
You might like these too
Now available in your language!Use in your language! Go back to English
Other images from this site
You might like these too
Sign In Message
Sign In Facebook Sign In TwitterDont Have Twitter Or Facebook


text:
Success leaves clues. Just copy what other successful Visalus leaders are doing to get the same results.
If others can make it happen then why not YOU?!
ViSalus Leadership Tips For Success!
- Treat your business like a business!
- Be coachable!
- 3 a day Press Play. Share the overview video with 3 people a day = guaranteed success.
- Always have product samples & promoting tools on hand. The Taster Packs are a great way to hand out samples. Put them in your car and hand them out prospects.
- Get your product Kit for FREE and help your team do the same.
- Become a ViSalus Rising Star, help your team do the same!
- Never miss a ViSalus Event.
- Be consistent! Do something everyday to move your health, fitness and business forward.
- Never GIVE UP!
ViSalus Leaders Recommend:
- Have a blender
- Get a hardbound journal for your ViSalus notes
- Use a calender and force your calender
- Get a dry erase whiteboard
- Get mobile smart phone and download and use Vi-Net


text:
Author Archives: "Dave Shively"
SCENE: Waiting for Gales
This October, the Illinois- and Michigan-based organizers of the Gales Storm Gathering hope the mighty Michipicoten is at its gnarliest best for their second-annual rough-water sea kayaking festival, which debuted last year on Lake Superior's south shore in Marquette, Mich.
Enter paddling photos, win trip
Gauley Folly
It may well be the largest whitewater gathering in the world. Filled with powerful rapids, late-night parties and more than a few walks of shame on Sunday morning, Gauley Fest is all it's cracked up to be. While the rapids on West Virginia's Gauley River are nothing short of classic, the real show is the festival: part county fair, part bacchanalia.
Voices: World Series Stage 4
The top finishers at the Hiko Devils Extreme Race, Sept. 1 in the Czech Republic, weigh in on the AWP Whitewater World Series as it heads to Austria for the fifth of six stages.
Back to School
As Dave and Amy Freeman's three-year, 11,700-mile North American Odyssey enters the homestretch, the Illinois-based outdoor educators have issued themselves a challenge that could amount to the expedition's crux: To visit 50 schools as they sea kayak the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Key West.
The Home Stretch
Catching up with Ohio's Josh Tart, who set off on his fishing kayak 15 months ago to complete the 6,000-mile Great Loop around the eastern United States, nearing the end of journey.
90-Mile Monster
Coverage from this weekend's 30th annual Adirondack Canoe Classic, a grueling three-day, 90-mile race from Old Forge to Saranac Lake, N.Y., which includes over five miles of carries, following the first leg of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail.
Beaver Fever
Chris Gragtmans reports from the festive upstate New York weekend of races for the King of New York series, which included two events taking advantage of releases on the Taylorville, Mosier, and Eagle sections of the Beaver River, as well as the Black and the Raquette.
AWP World Series: Stage 4
Coverage from the Czech Republic's Hiko Devils Extreme Race, Stage 4 of the AWP Whitewater World Series, where Kiwi Mike Dawson walked away from the talented international field with a big win.
Rescue for River Runners
In Episode Five of the R3: Rescue for River Runners video lesson series debuting on CanoeKayak.com, Jim Coffey covers effective access and mobility principles to safely contact rescue victims.
Past the podium
From the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup in Prague, C-2 slalom silver medalist David Florence relives Great Britain's Olympic paddling glory as part of team that took home gold and silver, the nation's first medals in canoe doubles since the event was first contested at the 1972 Games.
Seattle Sprint
Photos and results from this weekend's 2012 U.S. Sprint National Championships in Seattle.
Preview: Devils Extreme Race
A look at this weekend's fourth stage of the AWP Whitewater World Series–the Devils Extreme race in Lipno, Czech Republic–with organizer Jakub Nemec and photos and video from the 2011 race.
Amazon dreams dashed
Davey du Plessis, a 24-year-old South African adventure traveler, is in critical, but stable condition recovering in a Lima hospital after a harrowing run-in with Peruvian villagers along on the Ucayali River on Saturday. Attempting a solo, human-powered, cycling-hiking-tubing-paddling descent of the Amazon, du Plessis hoped to become the youngest person to navigate the river system source-to-sea. Tragically, a pair of young men shot du Plessis multiple times this weekend.
Heroes' Welcome
Coverage from the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic, where this weekend Vavřinec Hradilek received an overwhelming reception fresh off his Olympic silver medal showing and U.S. paddler Michal Smolen cracked the top 10.
Jolly Green Giants
On May 27, Burton Greer and Nathan Zumwalt made a little open-boat history with the first complete OC-2 run down the Green River Narrows, including the notorious crux at Gorilla. See the video and read about the run in the paddlers' words.
Finding Flow
Brett Dufur takes readers on his 80-hour journey down the Missouri: "On Tuesday morning, July 31, nearly 400 misfit paddlers, weekend warriors and river rats from 37 states looked fresh and eager to take on the MR340—the world's longest, nonstop ultramarathon paddling event … "


text:
Boca Raton, Fla., – Aug. 02, 2013 – Travelpro, the original inventor of Rollaboard® luggage and a leader in innovative, high-quality luggage design, is proud to announce that its Travelpro®, Atlantic® and National Geographic luggage collections along with Austin House® travel accessories will be featured in the upcoming CBS Films' comedy "Last Vegas", in theaters November 1, 2013.
"We will activate and bring the product integration to life with a consumer sweepstakes, an advertising campaign, social media and within our extensive retailer network in the United States and Canada," said Scott Applebee, Vice President of Marketing of Travelpro International, who continued. "Sending a winner to experience the sights and sounds of Vegas and make their own lasting memories like the guys
Author:Howard Millere-mailWeb: www.gohrmc.comPhone: 3055730882


text:
late shifting
Conan O'Brien Fever Sweeps Other Late-Night Shows
All eyes were on Conan O'Brien tonight, but talk of the problems at NBC didn't stay confined to his program. Nearly every other late-night show took a jab at the network, though Jimmy Kimmel won the evening for doing his entire show as Jay Leno (down to the speech impediment) and giving guest Chevy Chase a Conan pompadour. Also below are clips of Craig Ferguson calling NBC execs "lying rat bastards," and Leno somehow acting like none of this is his fault.


text:
- New
- Women
- Men
- Graphic Tees
- Bags
- Kids
- Holiday Gift Guide
- Outerwear
- Accessories
- Sale
- Blog
Ringer Contrast V-Neck
Item: 1410100-016
Your basic, super soft v-neck tee updated with a pop of color at neck and sleeve hem.
Fabric Content: 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
Care Instructions: Machine wash cold inside out, gentle cycle, do not bleach, tumble dry low, and warm iron if needed.
You May Also LikePrevious
Hexachrome Tee$29.99


text:
big boob movie unreal pussy fuck picture photo cum shot hardcore fat
The nude picture of boob
A amateur busty youngfree kiss lesbian - The soft curve of her belly and chest thru the silky robe. Taking the ends of the sash in each hand, a gentle tug was all that was needed to have the robe fall open and unceremoniously drop to the floor. To my delight and surprise, she was wearing a full body stocking with an open crotch. It was of fine weave so her entire body was sheathed in silky smooth material. In the opening at the crotch, I saw what I'd been imagining. She was completely shaved and the milky white skin of her lower belly transitioned uninterrupted to form ...
A big tit porn vidscartoon pic xxx - Head and held my mouth against hers, while our tongues renewed their acquaintance. Lucy let go of my head and I once again kissed the erogenous spots in her throat. Again, I held her succulent titties gently in either hand and licked the nipples. This time, Lucy didn't push me away, but rested her head back in the pillow and purred contentedly. Sometimes my tongue just flicks the nipples but Lucy's were so big and firm that I painted them with broad back and forth strokes of my tongue, first ...
A amateur boob bustybdsm cartoons - Keelly cried out incoherently and I knew she was cumming. Her thighs squeezed the sides of my head while her hips continued swiveling so my upper body was taken for a rough, pitching ride. Keelly continued fucking her pussy into my face, seeming to be trying to wrap herself around me, while her hands on the back of my head held me in place. Both of us wanted her clit to stay in my mouth and we both wanted my tongue to continue to caress the engorged sides and top of the little darling. ...
Unreal Juicy Melons / Kelly / Kelly Madison / Big Tits ...
big boobs film - mycash-boost.com - Full free download, serial ...
Tits Pictures - World of Big Breasts
TitWorld.net - Big Tits Free Porn Movies and Pictures Every Day!
Big Tits Thumb Previews at Extreme Boobs
auto-moto24.com :: Pogledaj teme - big boob thumbs
Big Tits Galleries
YouTube - Very Cute Girl in Blue Bikini
BoobsRoom - Big Boobs - Pornstars - Hardcore Pics All free in this ...
Bra Buster Magazine : Busty Retro Pinups & Vintage Big Boobs Video ...
e-bang.gr :: Επισκόπηση Θ.Ενότητας - Michelle Trachtenberg Bikini ...
Big Boob Frenzy 3 DVD VHS VOD Movie
Daily big tit: big black boob breast nipples tit unreal
Maximo Park Forums: big boob stories
SuperTitLovers.com - Big Tits, Titty Fucking, Boob Jobs
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself。
Red Shade Games Community :: View topic - Realy big boob squirting
Download PC Games Unreal Tournament Full Version
Download Unreal Tournament Full Version
A big boob movie unreal picture of woman with big boob pic selena spice topless
Your head reached back, a grimace of bliss on your face as I filled you with my warm shaft. Your feet clenched around me and I grabbed your waist, forcing you back into your rhythm. "Aaaahh. Ooohh, Kyyyyyle." You managed, out of breath as you continued to ride me hard. "Mmph. Oh. Damn you're good, girl. Oh, shit. I love you...." I trailed off into a grunt as I felt my orgasm rising. Your scent was full in my head, and all I could see was your face as I began to cum. I pushed your head down into mine, hard, ...


text:
Jenkintown Community Website
A portal to Jenkintown Information
Festival of the Arts
Artists Applications
Vendor Applications
Festival Map
Festival of the Arts
Welcome to the JCA Website
This website highlights all the businesses, organizations and events that make Jenkintown special. Please check out the Upcoming Activities & Events to find great new things happening in Jenkintown. Browse the extensive Restaurant and Shopping menus to find a business. If you have any suggestions on a business or event to feature on the site please contact Jonathan Frankenberg: email@example.com


text:
Linda J. Kranski, 49, 148B N. Main St., Rosholt, died unexpectedly Monday, Aug. 16, 1999, at her residence.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Adalbert Catholic Church in Rosholt with the Rev. Marcin Mankowski officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.
Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. until the time of services Thursday at the church. The Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements.
Miss Kranski was born Aug. 9, 1950, in Milwaukee, a daughter of Anton and Frumance (Garski) Kranski.
Survivors include her parents, Rosholt; one sister, Lee Ann (Robert) Karnowski, Stevens Point; and three brothers, Dan (Janet) Kranski, Rosholt, Allan (Debbie) Kranski, Hortonville, and Mark (Kristine) Kranski, Custer.


text:
Sebastian Serra, 24: Sebastian is another dancer coming back from rejection in past seasons and he knows that expectations are bigger coming back again so he wanted to make the most of this second chance. And by most, I guess he meant he wanted to take up most of the stage. While looking to have just as fun as before but with a better result, Sebastian didn't hold back at all, making huge leaps across the stage from the moment his music began. Mary even commented that she thought they were going to need a bigger stage because he was filling it up so much -- in a good way, of course. That ability to really command the stage reminded Christina of Chehon Wespi-Tschopp from season 9 and he won, so you can't ask for a better compliment than that. Next stop: Hollywood
Dani Platz, 18: Another inspiring story from a young dancer came from Dani, who stopped dancing at 16 after 13 years due to an eating disorder she suffered in high school where she claims "self-judgement became a problem." There were no physical signs of the disorder on her body, but the emotional scars were definitely permanent and evident in the moving piece she performed after taking off more than two years from dancing. Due to some contortion elements, Nigel called it both beautiful and ugly and felt the music and sadness in her performance. Clearly, dance has given Dani a second chance in life and loving herself and the ability to not only heal, but to share that story and part of her healing on national television. It's incredibly brave, and as Christina said, she will help a lot of girls watching the show, beyond just perfecting their turnout. Though Christina would have sent her through right away, Mary and Nigel wanted to see her again, maybe without as many emotions around her (and them). Next stop: Choreography.
Marie "Poppins" Bonnevay, 27: The last dancer of the night wasn't trying to be practically perfect in every way; that really isn't Marie Poppins' style. The French native took on her nickname from the popping style of dance she has come to love over the past seven years, performing in Vegas casinos and along the strip, trying to catch any and everyone's attention she could, a real test of a true performer, in her mind. Well, if there was a real test, Marie Poppins just got an A+. Beyond the popping, you could see the influence of other dance styles and that, as a dancer, she would probably be able to easily transition across them all. Then she got off the stage and right onto the judges' platform and had some fun with them and Fik-Shun, who I guess can't let it go that he won last year. Don't get me wrong, Fik-Shun is great and his performance with Kyle was worthy, but I felt like he was unnecessarily trying to upstage Marie here. Luckily, it further proved Marie's skills and her ability to go with the flow. Marie got emotional when she was finished, mostly just grateful for the opportunity to perform. I'm grateful it won't be the last time. Next stop: Hollywood
At the end of day 1 in Hollywood, 14 dancers were sent to the choreography round. Not surprisingly, Kyle couldn't really handle the drastic shift in style and bowed out of the competition. Well, at least he didn't puke in front of everyone! That would be really -- oh wait, someone totally just vomited all over the stage. As Valerie Cherish and Mary Murphy say, "I didn't need to see that!" Valerie the tapper and Dani fared better, though, and kept their lunches in their stomachs after receiving their tickets to the next round.


text:
PITTSBURGH, PA – MAY 6: Clint Barmes #12 of the Pittsburgh Pirates directs a child off the field after signing her baseball before the start of the game against the Cincinnati Reds on May 6, 2012 at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)
Cincinnati Reds v Pittsburgh Pirates
Posted by Dustin Parkes under on May 08, 2012
Comments Off
Related Posts
Dustin Parkes, Andrew Stoeten, Scott Lewis, Craig Robinson, Matt Klaassen, Eno Sarris, Riley Breckenridge
Recent Updates
- Going Blanked
- The Booing of Jacoby Ellsbury
- The Three Tiers of Fastball Command
- The Resurgence of Albert Pujols
- The Rivalry That Isn't
- Reminder: Yasiel Puig Is Worth It
- Primary Sources – The Circle of Scouting Life
- Who Are The Fastest Men In Baseball?
- The Yankees Superlative Rotation Turns Heads
- Can we trust the process? An Interview with Astros GM Jeff Luhnow
- The Red Sox Versus The Injury Bug
- The Jedd Gyorko Contract Stares Into the Void


text:
I went to my grandama's house. I thought a lot about the thing i talked about last update cuz we were in the car for about an hour and a half just getting there. Me and chris talked about it for a little bit last night but he's not the person for me to talk to. So, i get home and i find out my uncles brother is gonna be my RE tracher. Im glad cuz he's nice and funny. We talked a little at my cousins wedding. Meg's getting home tomorrow and I'm HAPPY cuz i need to talk about her soooooo badly about all this shit that's going on. She called me three times today but we got disconnected each time. Tomorrow im going to kelly's house to for a little bit. Im pretty glad about that cuz after all this shit that's been going on i need something to make me happy, besides shopping. :p
Post a comment in response:
|© 2002-2008. Blurty Journal. All rights reserved.