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Big Buddha - Blue Cheese
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If you are on the hunt for something fruity, this is absolutely the cannabis seed for you - Big Buddha Seeds have sourced the finest Blueberry males and crossed them with the original UK Cheese bringing you the award-winning Blue Cheese.
Characteristics of this 'berrilicious' strain include short, bushy plants with great yield and compact buds, along with that potent blueberry aroma that will knock your socks off.
The Blue Cheese strain has the best qualities from both of its parents as it is 75% indica and 25% sativa and gives the smoker a highly euphoric high with an exceptionally pleasant smoke.
Strain type: Sativa / Indica Hybrid (25% Blueberry 75% Cheese)
Parents:Blueberry x Cheese (male) X original UK Cheese (female)
Growing Info: Flowering time 8-10 weeks
Outdoors: End of Oct. start of Nov.
Sensory Experience: Highly euphoric, Very functional,
Smell: A Sweet, Fruity, Tarty, Berry scent, with that recognised musky undertone of the original cheese
Taste: Potent, Blueberry, Fresh taste
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Paul is former National President and a Fellow of the Australian College of Clinical Psychologists, a presiding member of the Queensland Health Practitioners Tribunal, a member of the Australian Psychological Society, and a consultant to many organisations.

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Efroymson Conservation Center
The Efroymson Conservation Center is one of the best new buildings in Indianapolis. It has several innovative features that make it a great fit for The Nature Conservancy. I encourage everyone to go explore it and see what it can teach us about conservation in the urban age.
It's hard to explain why this building is so important, but it all comes down to holistic design. Every piece works towards the greater goal, establishing a synergy that few projects have realized. If sustainability is the key metric of contemporary architecture then this project is a landmark worthy of its accolades.
The building has an F.A.R. of about 0.5, which is lower than the nearby Maxwell Commons and lower than a typical downtown project. But the stats don't tell the whole story. This project is just as much about the outdoors as the indoors. 1/3 of the one acre site is native landscaping, combining a bioswale and representative ecologies of Indiana. The land serves other purposes as well, collecting stormwater and containing a Geothermal system. So, when one considers that the project designers used every bit of square footage to further TNC's mission, it is clear that this building is a success. (see this brochure for a summary of the design)
Just like the Cultural Trail, this is one project that people around the country recognize as important and worth attention. Here are some photographs of the Efroymson Center in case anyone has not had a chance to visit yet.


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The stars came out for the Heart Truth Red Dress Fashion Show, part of New York Fashion Week. Hosted by the National Institutes of Health, the annual show raises awareness about women's heart health. Take a look at the famous ladies who strutted their stuff on the runway.
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I Ride Motorcycles
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I am new to riding. I have been ridingas a passenger for just over a year now and on my own for nearly 6 months. I had always wanted a bike but had never road when my bf and I started dating he would give me rides on the back of his and I loved it. So in February I bought my own a 883 iron and practiced in the...
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On the Topic of Loneliness And Bikesfor guys and girls - ever took a long ride before - on the back or as the pilot or just alone? the wind and hum blurs into a sereness that after a short while you feel in bliss, but just as a mute and blind, like a fetus happy in the womb. all there is is focus on the...
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The snow and ice are melting,temps above 40, time to drag the hog out. First ride if 2014! She's been parked too long. It sure felt great to ride today.
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Love My Kawasaki'sI've been riding for 5-6 years now, I learned partly how to ride on a Honda XR 650 and then got my first bike which was a XR400 which my mate crashed 2-3 weeks later causing too much engine damage so I got a brand new Kawi KX450f the next year and loved it and now have a Kawi...
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TherapyRiding is therapy for the soul but everyone who rides knows that already ;) I'm lucky enough to live in the south where we pretty much get to ride year round. I can say this lifestyle has helped me heal because it's the only time I really get to free my mind & leave my problems...
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there is nothing like climbing on the back of abike behind your man and going for a ride. to feel the air in your face and hair. the freedom of the ride. i love it.. i wish i could find someone to love and ride again with... stay safe and watch out for the bikers please..
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Mine is a CBR 600. Nothing like opening her upon a nice dry stretch of smooth road :)
DogeBestFriend 26-30, M 0 Feb 10
Have been driving my motorbikefor almost 4 years now. Its just a 110cc Honda but its very reliable especially during rush hour and the traffic here in our little city is worst. Making going from one point to another so much easier, saves me a lot of time to do other important things. Although, I can drive a...
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I Ride AloneI love to ride motorcycles and I love to hang out with other bikers and talk bikes and look at others bikes but I prefer to ride alone. I guess you could say I'm a lone wolf but it's the way I feel. It my castle of solitude. I feel free and easy when I'm riding alone.I don't have...
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Sometimes, getting run over,is just not enough. We, as road users, will be encountering an onslaught of "Smart" devices, upon our roadways, under the guise of safety. Other than skill. caution and paranoia, the following links may present an overview to ponder the problems that we will face every time we...
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Riding Is GreatI have rode for almost 40 years off and on and met a lot of great people doing it. Have been to Sturgis and on lots of poker runs and rides with Patriot Guard and American Legion Riders also but most of all just lioke to get out and go whenever we can
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I bought my first bike about 3 years ago.It's a 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 1600. I love it. I'm hoping to ride with the Michigan Motormen this summer.
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Successful Biker Most real bikers aredistinguished by the fact that they refuse to allow themselves to be defined (and limited) by others' assessments. Your problem is how to become a real biker. And here are some tips. Learn to look at yourself honestly and objectively. Remember, you spent the time in high...
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I ride a 2008 Harley Dyna Super Glide CustomClassic . .Great machine
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My husband has a 2001 Harley Davidson HeritageSpringer that he customized. Since my eyes are really green, he painted it a beautiful green & my name is on one tank and his on the other. He also has lights on it. It's really nice!
toots01 56-60, F 0 Jan 12
Meet Local Bikers Who Want To Ride And Hit The Road With Them TodayHi, nice to meet you here. Are you looking for riding buddies? http://www.datebiker.webs.com is more than a dating arena, it is a place to hook up with bikers for ride-outs, events, rallies, bar hops and the having the chance to possibly hook-up! It's not just about dating, it's...
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212 Whangamata Rd.I was fortunate enough to always have a motorbike. Even through the mariage with 5 kids mortgage and money deficiencies. The kids had everything they needed plus more. This was not one of them CX500 vee twins, but rather a GL600 silverwing, as it was described on the ownership...
lafsnack 51-55, M 2 Responses 1 Jan 11, 2012
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I love ridding out in the open!!! I feel so free I love it!!!!!!
drummerboyJames 18-21, M 1 Feb 23
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musicbook 56-60, M 6 Responses 4 Aug 7, 2013
Buell BloodedI ride an 08 Buell xb12r. It provides me with freedom and great therapy!
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In HoustonAnyone in the Houston area want to get together for rides once in a while? Have always wanted to go on a long distance trip.
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www.bikerdatingornot.com is worthy a try
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I Love My Bikei got my first sport bike 10 yrs ago. i loved the idea long before, but since it has become a dream come true to get out on two wheels. i love being alone and blasting around curvey country roads as much as putting around downtown with a partner hanging on. the season is...
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Summit Feature: Cairn (Survey: obvious summit)
Classification: Graham, Hump, Marilyn, Sim, P30 Tump, Yeaman.
OS Grid Ref: NG520284 (10 figure Grid Ref: NG5203028495).
UK Area: 17 - Minginish and the Cuillin Hills (OS Maps 1:50k 32. 1:25k 411.)
Latitude: 57.279543, Longitude: -6.115815, Height: 731 metres (2398 feet)
Prominence: 316 metres (1037 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0731.G (DoBIH Hill ID: 1265)
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Beinn Dearg Mheadhonach (651m, p140)
Ciche na Beinne Deirge (509m, p33)
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Beinn Dearg Mheadhonach (1.5km)Glamaig-Sgurr Mhairi (1.7km)An Coileach (2.0km)Druim nan Cleochd (2.2km)Ciche na Beinne Deirge (2.2km)Leathad Chrithinn (2.5km)Leathad Chrithinn NE Top (3.5km)Marsco (3.5km)Meall Buidhe (4.1km)Meall a'Mhaoil (4.1km)
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Mayor Bloomturd has another idea
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Checking out sweet, sweet asses.
City considers ban on Styrofoam cups and containers
First he dictated the size of our cups — now he wants to ban what they're made of.
The Bloomberg administration is considering banning Styrofoam cups and containers — popular at thousands of delis and food carts across the city— as it prepares to roll out a major recycling announcement in the coming weeks, a Sanitation Department official said yesterday.
"We're studying all the different things in our waste stream. We want to make sure that everything in our waste stream is recyclable," Ron Gonen, deputy commissioner for recycling at Sanitation, told The Post.
Mayor Bloomberg last year set a goal of recycling 30 percent of the city's household trash by 2017, up from 15 percent now.
A Styrofoam ban would edge the city closer to that number, supporters argue.
Gonen said the popular packaging, which has long been maligned by environmental advocates, is nearly impossible to recycle.
"The [recycling] machinery wasn't really built to handle Styrofoam," he said. "If something is not recyclable, we want to find an alternative for that packaging or product."
It costs the city an average of $86 per ton to landfill some 2 million tons of regular garbage — including Styrofoam — per year.
By contrast, the city nets a payment of at least $10 a ton for recycling paper and about $14 a ton for recycling glass and plastic, Gonen said.
Other cities have already ordered restaurants to lay off Styrofoam use, including Brookline, Mass., and Seattle.
Supporters note that the bans have substantially cut down on landfill use and that trash bins are far less full without the containers.
But opponents — many of them restaurant and cart owners — have blasted the measure as unnecessarily intrusive.
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He'd look like Hitler with a little photoshopping.+5
have this fantasy involving bane from batman 3 and bloomie. would love to see him navigate the frozen waterways of new york. death or exile?+4
I find it very impressive that NYC doesn't have bigger problems than the size of sodas and their containers.Noteworthy Comment +13
We should all bring our coffee mugs and silverware and plates from home from now on.
We can carry it in a picknik basket.
Want coffee from Starsucks bring in your mug we will fill it.+7
looks at this psychopath's eyes and that's all you need to know.Noteworthy Comment +12
Kate Upton graces the 2013 SI Swimsuit Edition Cover:
His head and neck look like a banned light bulb.+6
If you've ever seen the movie Aliens in the Attic, he looks like someone being controlled by the alien remote.+2
Somebodies gotta bitch slap this clown.+7
Speaking of hateful things….
On Friday nights it's movie night in the man cave.
Tonight on AMC – Anaconda and on TCM – Wilson (Yes it's an academy award winner about Woodrow)
I hate snake movies.+6
BB, I'd say I'll hold him for you but he's surrounded by guys that are breaking the NY SAFE Act.+4
Fiorello says, "When his time comes, put Doomturd in a Styrofoam® casket."
LOLNoteworthy Comment +12
A face only a progressive could love…+6
This little kid I babysat years ago made that same face when he was pooping in his diapers.+5
Paint his face green, and if he's not wasn't the inspiration of The Grinch, I'll kiss your sweet, sweet asses.
Dadof3, It could be done. The sight of that little wanna be dictator soiling himself would be worth the price of admission. And I don't even live remotely close to his rein. But damn.+3
There are those crazy progtard eyes. They creep me out.+4
Picture, if you will… two million tons of styrofoam cups. What a plie!!!
More Old B.S. Later
New York City Hall is a "Waste Stream."+3
I just realized who he looks like. It was bothering me!!! lol
Ladies and Gemmens, I give you KIFF Korker, from Futurama
Mary Jane , I dunno know.
Just when is New York going to ban senile nuts in political positions? This guy eats fruit cake three times a day.+3
Brad, maybe if he stops taking his thyroid pills+3
Styrofoam is great for lining planters & pots – it soaks up excessive moisture AND roots can grow into it when space gets tight.
It's GREEN YOU DUMBO BLOOMBERG!! GREEN!!+3
One good thing…NYC has ;em+3
Whatta fruit.+2
what's next? death penalty for parking violations?+2
He could never pass a background check, the man looks deranged.+1
He could never pass a background check, the man looks, and is, deranged.+1
@Ricky, don't give him any ideas!+1
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Police: Man fired gun, hid in crawl space, threatened neighbors
Updated On: Oct 01 2013 02:24:17 PM EDT
A man is charged after police say he shot a gun and then hid with the weapon inside a crawl space.
According to the arrest report, 37-year-old James Norwood Junior shot a gun and fled into the crawl space upon the arrival of police.
Norwood reportedly told officers that he did not have a gun, but police found the weapon hidden in the crawl space after Norwood came out.
When officers arrested Norwood, they said he started threatening neighbors, saying he was going to get them when he gets out.
Norwood is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, tampering with physical evidence and terroristic threatening.
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- A: Loestrin24 Fe provides a dosage regimen consisting of 24 white progestogen-estrogen contraceptive tablets and 4 brown ferrous fumarate (placebo) tablets. Each white tablet contains 1 mg norethindrone acetate and 20 mcg ethinyl estradiol. Each white tablet also contains the following inactive ingredients: acacia, lactose, magnesium stearate, starch, confectioner's sugar, and talc. Each brown tablet contains ferrous fumarate, microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, povidone, sodium starch glycolate, and compressible sugar. The ferrous fumarate tablets do not serve any therapeutic purpose. You may want to review the articles on the Reproductive Health tab at the Womens Center on Everyday Health http://www.everydayhealth.com/womens-health/reproductive-health.aspx Joseph Hall, RPh
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The old saying is wrong—winners do quit, and quitters do win.
Every new project (or job, or hobby, or company) starts out exciting and fun. Then it gets harder and less fun, until it hits a low point—really hard, and not much fun at all.
And then you find yourself asking if the goal is even worth the hassle. Maybe you're in a Dip—a temporary setback that will get better if you keep pushing. But maybe it's really a Cul-de-Sac, which will never get better, no matter how hard you try.
According to bestselling author Seth Godin, what really sets superstars apart from everyone else is the ability to escape dead ends quickly, while staying focused and motivated when it really counts.
Winners quit fast, quit often, and quit without guilt—until they commit to beating the right Dip for the right reasons. In fact, winners seek out the Dip. They realize that the bigger the barrier, the bigger the reward for getting past it. If you can become number one in your niche, you'll get more than your fair share of profits, glory, and long-term security.
Losers, on the other hand, fall into two basic traps. Either they fail to stick out the Dip—they get to the moment of truth and then give up—or they never even find the right Dip to conquer.
Whether you're a graphic designer, a sales rep, an athlete, or an aspiring CEO, this fun little book will help you figure out if you're in a Dip that's worthy of your time, effort, and talents. If you are, The Dip will inspire you to hang tough. If not, it will help you find the courage to quit—so you can be number one at something else.
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"Yet another easily digestible social marketplace commentary from the blogger/author who penned Purple Cow and Small is the New Big, Godin prescribes a cleverly counter-intuitive way to approach one's potential for success. Smart, honest, and refreshingly free of self-help posturing, this primer on winning-through-quitting is at once motivational and comically indifferent, making the lofty goal of 'becoming the best in the world' an achievable proposition-all you need is to 'start doing some quitting.' The secret to 'strategic quitting' is seeking, understanding and embracing 'the Dip,' 'the long slog between starting and mastery' in which those without the determination or will find themselves burning out. As such, Godin demonstrates how to identify and quit your 'Cul-de-Sac' and 'Cliff' situations, in which no amount of work will lead to success. Godin provides tips for finding your Dip, taking advantage of it and becoming one of the few (inevitably valuable) players to emerge on the other side; he also provides guidelines for quitting with confidence. Quick, hilarious and happily irreverent, Godin's truth-that 'we fail when we get distracted by tasks we don't have the guts to quit'-makes excellent sense of an often-difficult career move." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
A little book with a big idea, "The Dip" reveals that the system is stacked against the people who don't know when to quit (and when to stick).
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The Pacis Project in Faith-Based Diplomacy of the Straus Institute of Pepperdine University Law School of Malibu, California and the International Center For Religion and Diplomacy of Washington DC, in cooperation with the Southern California Board of Rabbis and the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California, conducted an Abrahamic faith-based reconciliation seminar for a group of sixteen (16) Jewish and Muslim leaders from Southern California, June 8 – 9, 2009 at Pepperdine University in Malibu. This opportunity grew out of an earlier initiative that was attempted in 2006 and the more recent launching of The Pacis Project in Faith-Based Diplomacy as a joint initiative of Straus and ICRD.
The Pacis Project of ICRD/Straus has undertaken a faith-based initiative to harness the transcendent power of religion to contribute to healing the broken family of Abraham in Southern California. In essence, we are bringing an innovative model of faith-based reconciliation as a religious framework for peacemaking that has borne tangible fruit in other intractable identity-based conflicts such as in Kashmir. This approach is defined by eight core values and by a deliberative process that focuses on creating a reconciling spirit between antagonists as a prelude to constructive joint problem solving.
As a methodology it is not a form of interfaith dialogue or a traditional conflict resolution model. It is a totally unique experience that causes participants to search the depths of their own being and to experience at the deepest level the heart of "the other" in a faith-based context. It is the reality of an ancient process reemerging in the twenty first century to address the deepest and most profound differences between communities. It is Abrahamic reconciliation!
In organizing the faith-based reconciliation seminar Canon Brian Cox, Tim Pownall and Michael Zacharia worked with Rabbi Mark Diamond and Jonathan Freund of the Board of Rabbis and with Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi and Jihad Turk of the Islamic Shura Council. It was decided to begin with a small group of senior and middle level leaders from the two Abrahamic communities. It was also decided to focus specifically on the relationship between the Jewish and Muslim communities at this particular time.
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A meeting was held on June 29 at the Board of Rabbis that included Canon Brian Cox, Tim Pownall, Michael Zacharia, Rabbi Mark Diamond, Jonathan Freund and Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi. We began by reflecting on the results of the faith-based reconciliation process of June 8 – 9 and then discussed the next steps. The leaders of the two communities expressed the following desires and concerns:
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On the Monday before Thanksgiving, the United Way of Greater Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey teamed up with Tanger Outlets, The Walk to present "Thanks for Giving Day" as a way to show appreciation to some of the United Way's supporters. Shopping sprees and gift cards totaling $3,000 were donated by The Walk to 10 winners, and this year, with so many people still suffering the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, Tanger Outlets is spearheading a winter-apparel clothing drive through Dec. 21. "Collectively we all came together and said, 'How can we make this event help?'" says John Emge, executive director of the local United Way chapter. "Thanks for Giving Day is a day of appreciation for our donors. Yet the feedback we received from our campaign chairs and volunteers is that these individuals had already planned to shop for local families in need if they won a spree. It's this powerful generosity that exists in our community that will enable us to emerge from this disaster even stronger, and more united." Items donated will be distributed to local families affected by Hurricane Sandy through the Salvation Army. Donations of coats, hats, gloves, scarves and boots may be taken to Tanger Outlets Shopper Services, located at 2014 Baltic Ave. in Atlantic City. For more information, call 404-4483 (ext. 14). Additionally, as part of a $600,000 holiday lighting program and parade scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1, Tanger Outlets, The Walk is donating a 35-foot tall Christmas tree to be lit at the foot of the A.C. Expressway. The holiday parade starts at noon at Atlantic and Maine avenues, traveling south and ending at The Walk at Michigan and Baltic avenues. The parade is free and open to the public, and will include floats, bands, costumed characters and appearances by Santa Claus and Miss Atlantic City 2012 Aliyah Montague. — Ray Schweibert
The fifth annual Running of the Santas returns to the Tropicana on Saturday, Dec. 1, to ring in the holiday season. WMGM 103.7 FM radio personalities JoJo and Scotty will host registration at Hooters inisde the Trop from 7-9pm, where $3 Pabst Blue Ribbon pounders will be offered to participants. Due to the recent devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy, a portion of this year's proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross' recovery efforts. Hooters will give $1 for every 10 wings purchased, and wall hangers will be available for a small donation fee. The party then heads to Firewaters where guests can enjoy $5 40-ounce bottles of PBR and Miller High Life. At 10pm, the Santas, led by the Hooters Girls, Boogie Nights characters, and Savage Men Male Revue dancers, will make the trek down the Boardwalk to the Tropicana Quarter, where A Dam Good Sports Bar will host a Sexy Santa contest at 11:30pm, with $5 40-ounce bottles of Pabst and Miller also being served. The Ho-Ho-Hottest Santa will receive a $250 Visa or American Express gift card before the night continues on to Boogie Nights' Jingle Ball until 1am, where admission is free with a Running of the Santas wristband. The first 100 guests through the door will be given a free white afro wig, and $5 Bud, Bud Light and Bud Light Lime specials will be available. Tickets are on sale online at runningofthesantas.com for $15 and at the door for $20. The Tropicana is also offering a 20 percent discount on select hotel rooms. For more information visit Tropicana.net. — Casey Harper
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Modern-day Bob Dylan and Tom Waits (always) make the weathered baritone voice of Greg Brown sound like Prince on the latter's 25th studio release, Hymns to What Is Left. The 63-year-old Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter's beautiful grit, croaking croon and vulnerable, yet aged crackle are in masterful form on the 14 new tracks, including the gorgeous ode to love "I Could Just Cry," the stirring "Hanging Man" and the moody epic "On the Levee." Brown's long-time cohort Bo Ramsey lends his electric guitar to the otherwise acoustic affair, which includes tasty fiddle, banjo, mandolin and button accordion playing as well as guest vocals by Brown's wife Iris DeMent. From the jumpy Waitsian opener "Arkansas" to the pensive closer "Earth Is a Woman," Hymns to What Is Left is the collection of songs Brown's fans have been waiting for since 2000's Covenant. Certainly, one of the best albums of 2012.
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Attention German readers! We're pleased to say that Tale of Painters give away 2 tickets for the Role Playing Convention (RPC) 2012, tickets sponsored by Brückenkopf Online. The convention takes place in Cologne, Germany on May 5th and 6th. The ticket allows you to attend both days and is worth 25 Euro!
The RPC is the biggest fantasy event in the whole world, there is pen & paper roleplaying, LARP, pc gaming and of course tabletop! There is a huge gaming area with lots of tables, where you can bring your armies for a pick up game or try out new game systems at the demo tables. The tabletop area is set up by the great guys from Brückenkopf Online, the biggest online tabletop magazine in Germany. There will also be a lot of tabletop and hobby companies exhibiting and sales boothes, where you can stock up on the common and not so common hobby gear.
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This is Tony's first season with ESPN Los Angeles. He previously covered the Dodgers for five years with the Los Angeles Daily News for more than five seasons. While this online chat is great, I'd love to hear a podcast of Tony and Jon Weisman discussing the 2010 Dodgers and hear their in-depth thoughts on the upcoming season. How cool would that be?
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The move has been rumored for some time, and we're thrilled to see Jon take his column to the next level. No news yet on who is taking over to the LA Times' blogger slot for the Dodgers.
Arcadia Native Mark Loretta Hangs It Up
So as has been widely reported over the past day or so, former Dodger (and Arcadia Little League hero) and 15-year MLB veteran Mark Loretta has decided to retire.
Loretta hit .295 for his career and Dodger fans will not soon forget his heroics in the 2009 NLCS when he had "The Loretta Looper" – that breath-taking, game-winning walk-off single during Game 2 against the Phillies.
And if you're interested in reading about Mark's days playing for the Live Oaks Bike Shop in the Arcadia Little League, here are my buddy Don's recollections of being his teammate.
Mark's next move will be to the front office as a special assistant to the San Diego Padres' baseball operations staff. Loretta has always been widely admired for his baseball intellect, so this should be a fantastic move for him. Good luck, Mark!
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On December 23, 2009, Dodgers' President Dennis Mannion said the following to the Times' Bill Shaikin:
Ned has demonstrated a fantastic ability to read the talent market. We made back-to-back NLCS appearances for the first time in three decades as a result of Ned's ability to make the right acquisitions at the right time. We want the same thing our fans want, a team that can compete for a world championship year in and year out, and we've been in that position for the last two seasons. We expect that to continue.
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"Vicente did a tremendous job for us down the stretch and his continued success in the postseason proved that he can pitch when there's a lot at stake," said Colletti.
The 32-year-old Padilla has won 14 or more games in four of the last eight seasons, joining Andy Pettitte as the only two pitchers to accomplish that feat among a free-agent pitching market that has included John Lackey, Randy Wolf, Joel Pineiro, Brett Myers, Jason Marquis and Jon Garland, among others.
That's an interesting statistic, but is losing Wolf and bringing pack Padilla to be the veteran presence among the Dodgers' starting pitchers a step in the right direction for "a team that can compete for a world championship year in and year out?" Call me skeptical. Don't get me wrong, I think that top to bottom, the Dodgers are in an excellent position to make another deep run in the 2010 post-season – no matter who the Dodgers plug in as the 5th starter. But is this a team that has the starting pitching to truly and legitimately compete for a World Series by getting by a Phillies team that's bolstered their starting rotation with the likes of Roy Halladay? Time will tell, as we see Kershaw, Bills and Kuroda continue to develop into strong veteran starters.
The 32-year-old Padilla has won 14 or more games in four of the last eight seasons, joining Andy Pettitte as the only two pitchers to accomplish that feat among a free-agent pitching market that has included John Lackey, Randy Wolf, Joel Pineiro, Brett Myers, Jason Marquis and Jon Garland, among others.
Now I wasn't expecting the Dodgers to really make a run at the guys looking for $8-$10 million per year, so the Padilla signing makes sense, especially after looking at the remaining starters on the market and the bargain price of $5 million that Ned was able to negotiate. Plus he was clutch down the stretch. I get it. If he pitches like he did last year, Padilla would be a bargain for a solid #4 starter.
But from an emotional standpoint as a fan of this team, I've been hoping since October that the Dodgers would make an impact signing to put this club over the top for the coming year, rather than just filling the remaining holes with less commanding options. In my opinion, that didn't happen. Call me frustrated, but that's how I feel right now. I'm sure I'll come around once Spring Training arrives though!
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Matt Kemp and Rihanna Watch Clippers Lose to Cavs…But Have Fun Doing It
Matt Kemp, center fielder for the LA Dodgers, and Rihanna celebrated his new two-year contract by taking in the Clippers game agains the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James. What do you think the odds are that Rihanna makes an appearance to watch The Bison at Camelback Ranch?
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Microsoft refreshes Skype design for iOS 7
Microsoft definitely deserves credit here. Unlike other companies, where mobile app design either follows one set path and doesn't deviate even to feel more native in the various platforms out there (Facebook), or where UI can sometimes be quite different from platform to platform even with attempts to unify (Google), or there is no attempt at all to be cross-platform (Apple), Microsoft excels in this regard, especially with Skype.
Not only has Microsoft stuck to its promise of keeping Skype cross-platform after acquiring it, Skype has adopted a design philosophy that does call up the ideas of Windows 8, but still uses native design language on the various platforms where it runs. We saw something similar with a OneNote redesign recently as well. Today, Skype was updated with a redesign to help it feel more at home on iOS 7, although whether or not you like the iOS 7 look is a different topic entirely, and one that has been very divisive (even around the PA office).
The Skype update also adds accessibility improvements, including improved accessibility of the dialpad with touchtype support, VoiceOver announces the senders name when messaging, and VoiceOver improvements for group chats. There are also the usual "generic fixes" that you'll find in just about every app update.
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1. pokedude750 (Posts: 28; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
Oooohlala! Pretty Nice Redesign from Microsoft's Part. Keep up the good work everyone!
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2. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3562; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
Microsoft is top in design right now.. Good work❕
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3. GeekMovement (Posts: 1521; Member since: 09 Sep 2011)
Looks simple and nice!
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Richmond, Virgin Islands
Awesome atmosphere. The few negative reviews were typed by test monkeys from a failed NASA expirement , I'm sure. Anyway, awesome food, great service, best bike hangout in s.c. maybe not suited for a non-biker? But if your on 2 or 3 wheels you have to stop by there and enjoy the cheapest bottle beer in town.
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Martinsburg, West Virginia
Great place we (were) down during bike week and also stoped in after bike week. Great staff and the owner Leslie was the best very nice lady. Good food and great prices and great entertainment. Will be back in spring.
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Princeton, West Virginia
Loved everything about this place. The food was awesome and the staff was very nice. Didn't have to wait on a table. Definately going back!
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Loris, South Carolina
We order philly steak and cheese subs,the food was wonderful;the beers was nice and cold.
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Just left the Beaver Bar and watched the owner's son and his friends attempt to jump a small man and then his friends. It's businesses like this that give our community a bad reputation and I pray that this establishment gets closed down so real southern hospitality can be provided.
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Wilmington, Massacheusetts
Went for the Sunday brunch...what a deal for 5 bucks!!! Walk in, pays your 5 bucks and get a 3 sectioned paper plate...walk down the end of the bar, and the food is set up..waiting!! Coffee and water on the end of the bar. Start with pancakes, biscuits and sausage, scrambled eggs, grits, corned beef hash(delicious!), sausage links and patties, and bacon...also, don't forget the cinnamon raisin toast, maybe bagels, and those chocolate and honey dipped donuts!!! can't beat it for a great Sunday brunch. The owner is around to the tables checking to see if everyone is satisfied. Also, smoking is allowed, but with the great smoke eaters, you wouldn't know that smoking is allowed!! Have been there the last 2 Sundays!!
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
That last review in January about the BVR BAR seems to be a jealous restaurant owner which comments had nothing to do with the Beaver Bar's, food, service, atmosphere, value, noise, cleanliness, etc, could there be some partiality in who reads and post these reviews, shame on u whoever u are, Sun News !
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Creedmoor, North Carolina
We ate at the Beaver Bar while we were in town for Bike Week. We ate hand cut french fries, a philly cheese steak sandwich and chicken tenders. Superb for bar food.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Was just going to write, "The Beaver Bar is an excellent local bar, that is often frequented by tourist as well". After reading the previous post I must add, The Beaver Bar has great staff and being in business many years must also say management isn't half bad either. Sounds like a disgruntled customer that may have had too much to drink. LOL!
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Pawleys Island, South Carolina
I have been going to the Beaver Bar for lunch and dinner and have enjoyed both. Can't please everyone but they sure try ! Best meal for the money and by far the busiest in the Inlet, just ride through and see for yourself, always cars in the pking lot ! Great music, happy hour, $2 domestics all the time, really great place !
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Mayfield, Kentucky
My absolute favorite place to go especially on Sunday night! It is Karaoke night. Some of the best voices I have ever heard!! There were only a handful of people there that night, but the quality of singers were incredible. It is worth your time to visit the Beaver Bar sometime on your vacation. I did not eat there, but I will on my next trip.
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
This is the worst run establishment I have ever been in. Any good business begins at the top and as a lifer in the restaurant business, I wouldn't let Beaver Bar's top people run the dish pit at a Waffle House.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Love the both Beaver Bars and love leslie and all here daughters and staff.
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Cayce & Greer, South Carolina
My girlfriend and I were at Surside on vacation for the week of September 12 2011. I had read reviews about the Beaver. All seemed to be good. i went on Thursday night. First of all some Bikers were leaving as we arrive and i asked if my girlfriend, Sandra by could sit on back of one of the bikes and geta picture. He was more than acomidating. We went inside and sat right at the bar, Nice Alligator on the wall by the way. The special that night was all the fried oysters you could eat an excellent price. The came with three sides of which all were home made. We tried to get the recipe for the baked beans. We had all of the oysters that we could eat. With all of that and three bottle beers, and three mixed drinks the bill was less than $30.00. We had spent over $60.00 at another nice seafood place on Tuesday night. Everthing was excellent, friendly and attentive waitress and a nice gentleman sitting beside us. We were so impressed we went back Sunday night. I had a fried shrimp basket, Sandra had Flounder, still with all the trimmings. Excellent again. We met Don the owner who was very gracious and even bought a jar of his Barbecue sauce. We have already reccommended the Beaver to lots of friends.We will be at sSurside next year about the same time if not before and definitly be back to the Beaver Bar. We look forward to seeing you next time.
Tanks again for your hospitality and great food
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
Horrible. The service was terrible, the food awful, the owner crude and insulting. Definitely not a place to go even with your bike. The crab cakes were supposed to be "lump", but had no crab meat, let alone lump crab. We even took apart one to show the waitress, if she finally showed up. As we were photographing the crab cake to put up on the web, the waitress suddenly showed up and took away the plate, saying she would show it to the cook. She returned without it and said the owner told her to tell us she did not care. When we tried to talk with the owner, she got nasty. We paid and left at that point. There are many other places in Murrells Inlet that offer good food. You will not see my bike anywhere near there.
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Cola., South Carolina
We have been going to the Beaver Bar for 4 years. We like it onWed. for the flounder. The service is tops. You can see all walks of life. We have had as many as 16 people go with us at one time no wating on table. They are good for the people.
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Andrews, South Carolina
Me and a couple friends rolled in around 2 in the morning drunk off our a's wolloying in this place. The service was good, actually excellent. The bartenders were nice and never kept us waiting. The other "customers" were all drunk too dancing all around the bar, so the bartenders did their job providing alcohol. The place was bumping! Loved the music and sound system. Did not wanna leave when the man yelled "Pay your tabs and get out!" I was able to ride back home on the beaver bus. Which was good bc I was not about to ride with my drunk friends. So I will def come back at an earlier time so I can get my boogie on longer. :)
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Syracuse, New York
Was at the newer place in 6/10. What a awesome place. Thanks to Grover for the goood cooking and and the friendly bartenders for the cold beer. Once you go you want to go back for more!!!!
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Hickory, North Carolina
I'm no biker more of a banker, don't let the area fool you, great food and service and very good prices, they do alot for the community ( I learned this on my 3rd visit ).
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
we live across the street from the Beaver Bar but last weekend was our first visit. We had been to the little bar a couple of times and enjoyed sitting and looking at the people come and go. Last weekend was a pleasant surprise. What a variety of people. We had the best time and not once did it get roudy or did we feel out of place..as we aren't bikers. We will be back and are happy to have a place we can go to and walk home instead of drive if we choose. Leslie(scratch), we are glad to have you as a neighbor.
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
My friends and I have been going to the beaver bar the last few weeks for line dancing lessons. We have had a blast. We were a little hesitate at first because we thought it was a biker bar, but everyone is friendly and you can't beat the prices. I've eated there several times and the food is great. The instructor, Jennette, is first class. We love going to the beaver bar, for fun, food and friends.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Great food Love the Service and staff and Great Prices
our food came pretty fast and was fresh and hot!!
My Husband and I went in on a Thursday afternoon he wanted to watch the game and as it was gettin over this guy came on stage Looked like Elvis and started singing the 60's 70's Music which we love I asked him to do an Elvis song and we thought he was lipsinking very good..Oh and his son also sang very cool
We will definitly go back..
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Fries, Virginia
There for fall bike week,Thanks for a great time!!!
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Somerset, Kentucky
We have always wanted to stop by the Beaver Bar ( the name is catchy)...We went in on a Thursday night had fried oysters and drinks..very good meal. The people were friendly and talked to us and made us feel welcomed. They ask us if we wanted to play Team Trivia which was so much fun. Thanks to CC and everyone there for such a great evening. We will be back.
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Richmond, Virginia
I love the new location! It has so much more room and atmosphere. I frequent the Beaver Bar everytime I come to south Carolina which is all summer long.
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Murrells Inlet / Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Never have been to The Beaver Bar and never new it was the owner's last name and I'm a Murrells Inlet local ! What a pleasant surprise. Good food, good service, pleasant atmosphere and I actually ran into other locals that have been patroning the Beaver the whole time. We shot pool, sat in the outdoor rockers under the oak tree, ate awesome oysters on the 1/2 shell and drank bottle beer for $2 ! I told my local neighbors and were going back as a group to hear the live music this weekend. We have a boat instead of a bike but we are definately looking at getting one to join the fun. I thought I'd never see the day or the inside of a biker / locals everything bar after hearing all the negative gossip. People, get a grip and visit, I know you will be pleasantly surprised and maybe some of you owe her an apology, what a great lady !
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Charlotte, North Carolina
How great is the new location ! I walked in and it was if it had been there forever, never would have known it was new. Caters to everyone, bikers, boaters, golfers, especially locals. Not a wannabe biker bar, filthy with burnout smoke and poor service as the inlet has been known for. Thank goodness someone knows how to have good food, service and personality all under the same roof. Awesome deck with cute polite servers even during bike week. What a crowd and no drama at that great weekend opening or the very busy bike week even with a poor economy. We will go back, for sure !
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Not any improvement in the new location. Seems they are trying make a McBikerBar. Plenty of real, fun biker bars in the Inlet.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
I must say I was motivated to go to the Beaver Bar by the Karaoke show "Coyote Karaoke" who was actually only filling in for their regular guy whom I knew from another venue; however, it was a great experience. Not only did I enjoy the show, but I was afforded the opportunity to visit a type of bar that I normally don't frequent - a 'biker' bar. I gotta tell ya, those were some of the nicest ppl I've ever met and been around. The owner, Leslye came over and spoke to me and was most cordial and welcoming. The cook even came and let me know there was complimentary food available! Needless to say, the karaoke show was, in my biased opinion, lol- tops! Coyote is kinda 'karaoke royalty' in the area and as always presented a professional show fair to everyone there who wanted to participate. I enjoyed it famously. I'd gone online and found favorable reviews here and mentioned it to the owner who was surprised and unaware of this site, oh my! My only concern was that both doors were open initially and the a/c was struggling to cool the interior, but as the evening progressed, these were closed and ahhhhhhhhh, sweet cooling air prevailed. Thanks Leslye and company for a very enjoyable evening.
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Toronto, ON
We came to murrells inlet on vacation and its too bad that we only discovered the Beaver Bar on our last night. It was a really good time. The crowd is great (21 and beyond) the music was great. We played plenty of rounds of pool with the locals. What great people. We will definetly come back next time we vacation in the area, but this time it'll be every night. I just found out this is a "biker bar". None of us were bikers and we were welcomed with open arms. I cannot wait to go back. The only reason I rated food only above average is because we didnt eat.
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Vancouver, B.
I went to this wonderful little place hoping to see a woman that I had grown very fond of as a friend. I let those delicious oysters slip down my throat. watched people truly enjoying themselves and wondered if she was coming in, But (always a but ) she didnt show, I did meet a few sweet and sexy ladies there. The drinks were first class, the atmosphere great. Definitely a place I would go to again if I ever came back to the Carolina's. A great place to go.Nice beavers there as us Canucks would say,,GRINNNZZZ
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Pawleys, South Carolina
Great place! Everyone is very nice.. very local crew!
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Murrells Inlet,, South Carolina
I have lived in Murrells Inlet for 25 years, Leslie and her children are so awsome. If u need a friend they will be there for u. I have had some problems which Leslie has stepped up to help me out. She is a special lady with a special family. I wish everyone was like Leslie. She lets u know if something is not right and will not hold back anything to let u know what is going on.
I just want to Thank Leslie and her family for being a part of Murrells Inlet and gave us locals such a great place to hang out. No matter where u go, u always end up back at the Beaver Bar where it is home sweet home........Thanks Leslie
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
Great biker bar! The owner is cheerful, caring, and customer satisfaction is her concern. Beer is cold, lowest priced on the beach. Mixed drinks are only average in size and price, but if you're happy with ice cold beer, plenty of company, the thrill of motorcycles, and a wood buring pit or two in front, then sit in one of the MANY comfortable seats, rockers and tables the owner provided and you can relax for hours on end! Music is never over-powering so friendly chat and talk is easy....easier than in most any bar we've been in. FORGET SBB.......HIT THE BEAVER BAR!!!! The locals do, and YOU should too!
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
What an awesome little spot ! No drama there !
Biker, Golfer, Ladies - A very professional crowd.
Who woulda ever thought !
Friendly, never boring, dumpy little place int the heart of M.I.
Local Oysters are a regular item
Everything's homemade, even the pimento cheese.
Open Wed thru Fri. at 4pm - Sat & Sun at 11am.
With breakfast buffet on Sun 10am til noon
All you can eat Flounder on Wed nites, starting at 6pm for $6
The owner's a Chrome Diva's member and a HD M/C rider !
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Concern has mounted about brain injuries and disease in former NFL players, driven in part by some high-profile suicides. Thousands of former players are suing the league and its teams, saying that for years the NFL did not do enough to protect players from concussions.
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