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Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN) Guide
General Information
Directions & Transportation
- Taxi:
- There are taxi available from outside the Arrivals Hall.
- Bus:
- There are regular shuttle bus services from the airport to various destinations in Casablanca.
- Rail:
- There is a regular train service from the airport to Casablanca port and the city centre, the train departs from the Arrivals Hall.
- Road:
- There are a few options avalable for travellers going to and from the airport by road, bus; car; or taxi services are available.
Airport facilities
- Airport Info:
- The airport has an information desk in the Arrivals Hall and in the Departures Hall
- Baggage:
- Trolleys are available in the terminal building free of charge.
- Money:
- The airport has banks with bureau de change facilities and ATMs located in the terminal building.
- Religion:
- The airport has a prayer room in the main hall.
- More Services:
- The airport has a post office; pharmacy and first aid facilities. Public telephones are also available throughout the terminal building.
- Eating & Drinking:
- The airport has a shopping centre in the Departures Hall with a range of shops, including gift shops; duty free shops; and news agents. There are also some duty free shops located in the Arrivals Hall.
- Shopping:
- The airport has a number of cafes and restaurants located in the terminal building.
- Business Facilities:
- The airport has a small business centre located in the main hall, services avalable in the business centre include fax; photocopy; and Internet facilities.
- Disabled Facilities:
- The airport has lifts in both the Departures and Arrivals Halls, as well as adapted toilets throughout the airport. Passengers needing special assistance should inform their airline before travelling.
Useful Information
- Airlines Served:
- Aeroflot, Air Algerie, Air France, Air Liberte, Air Malta, Air Mauritanie, Alitalia, Balkan Bulgarian, British Airways, DHL Air, Egyptair, Gulf Air, Iberia, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Libyan Arab, Lufthansa, Regional Airlines, Romavia, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, SNCargo, Saudi Arabian, Syrian Arab, Tunisair
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Print and cut out four copies of the lantern body shape from either the colored templates or black-and-white templates. Kids can color in the black-and-white templates.
Cut two slits with a craft knife on each lantern body shape where designated. (Parents need to do this part.)
Fold each lantern shape inward vertically in the middle, ideally forming a 90-degree angle.
Glue the two folded shapes together through one half-side of each shape. The two half-sides glued together should match each other's shape. Now you should have a flat base consisting of two unglued half-sides and two glued half-sides sticking up in the middle. This will constitute half of the lantern. Do the same to the other two folded lantern shapes.
Before gluing the two halves of the lantern back to back, place a piece of string, ribbon, or yarn in between, along the axis of the lantern. Leave about 5 inches of the string both above the top and below the bottom of the lantern.
Print and cut out the two lantern scroll stripes either in black-and-white or color. Have your child color in the black-and-white version. Glue one to another's end over the tab so they become a one-piece scroll. Insert the scroll through the four slits on the lantern. When the end of the scroll meets the top, glue over the tab to form a circle. Adjust the scroll circle so each character's face appears in the middle of its "quarter."
Cut the bottom string to the desired length and knot the tassel onto the end.
Make a knot at the top of the string, and then hang your lantern!
Cut out four segments (each containing one hanging pom-pom) of the red pom-pom trim. Use fabric glue to affix the red pom-poms to the four lantern eaves.
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I think the homeowner and I must be sisters from another life. Who else has 4 sets of dishes, adorable lamps in all the right nooks, table linens galore all throughout the most comfortable home we've ever rented? My family immediately felt at home and relaxed at Soaring Eagle Lodge. On our final evening while playing cards in front of the fire, we all expressed a bit of sadness having to leave. It truly was an amazing, rejuvenating and loving family vacation. We are ready to confirm for next year! The beds are the most comfortable of any grand hotel I've stayed at and the linens are luscious. Every detail has been thought of...from syrup and a pancake griddle to nail polish remover and hair spray. The den was stocked with games and movies. But we were having such a great time relaxing with each other we never got to movie watching. Instead we sat outside at the fire pit watching the 2 eagles soar across the Sound for our enjoyment. There's plenty to see and do in the area. But the best part of being at Soaring Eagle Lodge is just being there. Thank you. You have no idea how much we appreciate the time we shared at your home.
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Looking for your "typical" vacation rental on the Hood Canal, the Historic Balch Retreat is not it. If you want to feel as though your best friends have lent you their personal water front residence, complete with warm furnishings, antiques, a well-equipped kitchen, and comfortable beds, then you have come to the right place. From the moment you step through the front door you feel as though you have stepped back in time to the days when life on the Hood Canal was simpler and more relaxed. The charm of this 1920's waterfront home is carried throughout in even the smallest of details. This home is all about relaxation and detaching yourself from the stress of everyday life. Unplug and curl up with a good book. Marvel at the abundance of wildlife right outside your back door. Seals, sea lions, Eagles, and varieties of sea birds too numerous to list. Even the occasional raccoon family scampering through the yard. To get more up close & personal with nature, hop in the canoe and take a leisurely trip along the banks. If you're lucky you will have plenty of curious seals to escort you. After canoeing, take a walk along the banks and look for shells. Don't forget your camera! After sunset, light a fire in the fire pit and make s'mores. Your kids will remember this far longer than what was on the TV that night. A few recommendations to make your stay a memorable experience. • Take your groceries. The local store is not well stocked. It is okay if you run out of milk, but beyond that, the nearest store is 23 miles away. • This is the Pacific Northwest. If you want sandy beaches, go to California. • Despite what yo may think, the owners cannot arrange for elk or deer, or other wild animals to parade past your door as you eat your breakfast. They are wild and come and go as they please. • While the house does sleep 9, 6 might be more comfortable. The dining table seats 6. The living room also seats 6, comfortably, with possibly room for two more for short periods. Don't overcrowd the place, especially in the winter months, too many people could impact your relaxation time. We actually had the pleasure of meeting Tori & Wade and we can tell you that you won't meet two nicer people who truly care about their guests. In nearly every way the Historic Balch Retreat exceeded our expectations. Do not pass up the Historic Balch Retreat. Just please save us a long weekend here and there. We will return.
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Walter Energy, producer and exporter of metallurgical coal for the global steel industry, was among the major gainers, up 11.5% past week. The company recently announced a $3.3 billion takeover bid for Canadian miner Western Coal as escalating demand from the rapidly industrializing China boosts global consumption further, raising the need for securing additional coal assets. The deal, if finalized, would lead to the formation of a steelmaking coal giant with an annual coal production capacity of more than 20 million tons by the end of 2013. The company would be the world's largest publicly traded "pure-play" metallurgical coal producer.
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Hello, first I want to apologize up front if this topic has already been posted with the problem resolution as well. I have searched throughout the networking and sharing threads but was unable to find what I'm looking for...
I have two computers in my home, a Tower PC and a Laptop both running Windows 7 Home Prem 64bit. Both computers use the same usernames and passwords to log-in to each respective computer locally.
Both PC's are in the same HomeGroup using the same HomeGroup password.
I'm attempting to access the user folder on my laptop remotely from my Desktop. I'm sharing the user folder on the laptop and the permissions are as follows:
Username: Owner
HomeGroup: Read/Write
Everyone: Read/Write --->recently added 'Everyone' in the hope that I'd be able to change the contents of the remote user folder from the desktop... In this case, I'm attempting to rename a folder within the remote user directory..
--When I go to rename the folder within the remote user's folder/directory, I get the following error:
-You need permission to perform this action.
-You require permission from Administrators to make changes to this folder
--Try Again or Cancel buttons are my only choices.
So why is it that I've given read/write permission (on the laptop end) to my user folder for 'HomeGroup' and 'Everyone" but am still unable to remotely rename a folder within that shared folder? I appreciate any help or suggestions you may have to help me through this. Again, I'm sorry if this has already been addressed in the thread however I just can't seem to locate a similar issue within the hundreds of possible threads..
Thank you in advance for any help you can offer..
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Located in Wildomar, Gables Oak Creek is a secluded retreat still convenient to shopping, entertainment and major freeways. Offering two and three bedroom homes with beautiful mountain views, this is Inland Empire apartment living at it's best.
Located in Wildomar, Gables Oak Creek is a secluded retreat still convenient to shopping, entertainment and major freeways. Offering two and three bedroom homes with beautiful mountain views, our homes feature 9' ceilings, rich mocha painted walls, full appliances, spacious bedrooms and walk-in closets, Roman soaking tubs, fireplaces in select homes. Enjoy the stunning views while indulging in the pool and spa, cooking out in the barbecue area or working out in the club-quality fitness center. A clubhouse, tot lot and business center round out the luxury amenities.
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Mikko Koivu, on crutches, met with members of the media after the Wild's morning skate today. It didn't take long to get the impression that, while the pain in his surgically-repaired right ankle is already fading, it will take much longer for his frustration to do the same.
He, along with other key Wild players, has to watch his team play. And then there is the question of the upcoming Winter Olympics, where he is expected to captain the Finnish team.
"I'm not going to sit here and say I haven't thought about it," said Koivu, who took a puck to the skate in the Wild's game with Washington Jan. 4. He left the game briefly, then returned long enough to pick up assists on two Ryan Suter goals before ultimately leaving the game for good. He had surgery two days later. The prognosis for his return is about four weeks.
"More than anything, I think it's just the frustration, when you're in the middle of the season, you feel good and we were starting to get on a roll again, things like that," Koivu said. "The frustration, that's the biggest thing, not being able to do the things with the team.''
The Washington victory was the team's second straight after ending a six-game losing streak. Since then the injury-riddled Wild has won two more and is bringing four-game winning streak into tonight's game with Colorado.
That said, Koivu said he believes he will play in the Olympics, and he is confident he will have returned to action with the Wild before the Olympics begin. Given the general four-week timetable, that will be cutting it close. The Wild plays 13 more games before breaking for the Olympics, with games Feb. 1, 4 and 6.
"I'm pretty confident on the Olympics, that I'll be there," Koivu said. "But it's too early to make that call. What the time schedule will be, I don't know that right now. I don't think anyone does. But, talking to people who have had (the same surgery), and talking to the doctors, I think I'll be playing games here before the Olympics start.''
Asked if he'd be willing to wear extra skate protection going forward, Koivu wavered, saying he'd heard the protection makes skating less comfortable. "If they can make a good one, make it comfortable? I'm sure I'd wear one," he said. "But we'll see."
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--Josh Harding skated on his own with goalie coach Bob Mason before the rest of the team took the ice Saturday. Wild coach Yeo says it's a good sign for Harding, who has missed the past four games due to not feeling well. Prior to a two-game return in losses to the Islanders and St. Louis, Harding missed another four games to make what was termed "a minor adjustment" to his treatment protocol for multiple sclerosis. Yeo said it was a good sign to see Harding on the ice, but didn't have a specific timetable for Harding's return. "I talked to him this morning and he's been feeling better the last couple days," Yeo said. "So we'll look for him to join the group here soon.
--Yeo said there is no specific timetable for Zach Parise to return to practice. Parise, who has a broken foot, has missed eight straight games. Yeo said the hope is for Parise to get back on the ice next week, most likely skating on his own a few times before the decision is made for him to return to practice. "He's getting there," Yeo said. "He's feeling better. Obviously, we'd be very anxious for him to rejoin the group here. So, hopefully, sometime next week we can get him with us.''
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Compensation for UK victims of terrorism abroad
UK citizens who have been victims of terrorism abroad will be entitled to compensation for the first time, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke has said.
All those affected by terrorist attacks since 2002 will be eligible for support from April 2013, Mr Clarke told MPs.
The move is part of changes in help for victims of crime which Mr Clarke said would deliver a "better deal" for them.
Labour welcomed the move but said it was "shameful" it had taken so long and victims' support was insufficient.
The move has had cross-party support for some time amid complaints that those suffering serious injuries in terrorist attacks abroad and relatives of those killed are discriminated against in the current criminal justice system.
In future, Mr Clarke said overseas victims would have "exactly the same" access to compensation than those involved in domestic incidents through the taxpayer-funded Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme.'Enormous advance'
From next year, those affected by incidents abroad in the past ten years - such as the terrorist attacks in Sharm-el-Sheikh in 2005 and Mumbai in 2008 - could apply for retrospective financial support.
"I believe it is important that victims of terrorist attacks abroad should, in future, be able to qualify for compensation on a similar basis to victims of domestic terrorism," the justice secretary said.
- Compensation for victims of violent crime was first introduced in 1964
- 'Blameless' victims of violent crime who have been either physically or mentally injured are potentially eligible
- There are four different types of awards: compensation for injuries, for the death of a loved one, for loss of earnings and for special expenses such as medical treatment and home care
- Individual payouts range from £1,000 to £500,000
"We are still imposing some limitations on claims but this is an enormous advance on a situation where previously nothing was being done."
Mr Clarke acknowledged the step had "taken some time" but said ministers had had to prioritise efforts to stabilise the compensation scheme which had an "enormous financial deficit".
Conservative MP Nick Boles said bereaved families could "never be compensated" for the loss of loved ones but the financial support would help survivors of terrorist attacks "try and rebuild their lives".'Perverse'
Mr Clarke also announced a clampdown on convicted criminals being able to claim compensation for injuries and psychological damage, saying it was "perverse" they were able to do so.
Over the past decade, 20,000 people with criminal records have been paid more than £75m, including a rapist and a person convicted of two killings, while more than 3,000 prisoners and ex-prisoners have made claims in the last year alone.
Under the current scheme, if a conviction is spent - it happened a considerable amount of time ago - or if a person was not jailed for more than 30 months, they can claim compensation.
In future, however, a person with a criminal record will only be able to claim compensation in exceptional circumstances.
This could include, for example, a minor offender who is very seriously injured or a criminal who prevents someone else being attacked.'Victim surcharge'
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This government's policy on law and order is all over the place and the way it treats victims of crime is a prime example of this"
In future payments will only go to the "most serious" cases with claims for minor injuries - such as broken toes and sprained ankles - ended.
The government wants to raise £50m for victims by asking perpetrators of crime to pay into the scheme through a "victim surcharge" of between £15 and £120, depending on the severity of the crime.
Currently, only criminals fined as part of their punishment are forced to pay a charge of a £15 flat rate.
Money would also be raised for victims' services by increasing fixed penalty notices for motoring offences, which have remained at the same level for 10 years, and through deductions from prisoners' pay from work in prison.
But Labour said the government's measures did not go far enough and a "victims' law" was needed to ensure the interests of victims were enshrined into law - rather than the "victim's code" that ministers propose.
"This government's policy on law and order is all over the place and the way it treats victims of crime is a prime example of this," shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan said.
"We have a duty to support victims through all stages of the process and it is against this that this strategy will be judged. My fear is whether this government will be able to deliver the justice the victims in this country deserve."
One victim of crime who received compensation said the system needed "careful tinkering", not a complete overhaul.
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A new report by a consumer watchdog group says a shocking amount of sugar is packed into children's breakfast cereals. Eating a bowl of kids' cereal every day would add up to consuming the equivalent of 10 pounds of sugar a year, according to the report by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
"Breakfast cereals are the single greatest source of added sugars in the diets of children under the age of eight," said nutritionist and EWG consultant Dawn Undurraga, co-author of the report which looked at 181 cereals marketed for children.
Recent research has shown that there has been some progress in reducing obesity rates in young children, but for all other age groups there has been little sign of improvement. One of the reasons for the lack of progress may be due to the high amounts of sugar that Americans consume -- far more than the commonly recommended amount of 10 to 15 percent of total calorie intake. In March, the World Health Organization lowered sugar intake recommendations to less than five percent.
The report says that 34 percent of the calories in children's cereals come from sugar. For two-thirds of the cereals, a single serving contains a third of the sugar a child should consume in a day. For 40 cereals, a single serving contains over 60 percent of the daily amount of sugar, according to researchers.
There are very few low-sugar options among the children's cereals reviewed. An EWC reevaluation of 84 cereals reviewed in 2011, showed only 11 had reduced their sugar content. Many brands still had as much sugar in a single serving as three Chips Ahoy! cookies, according to the report.
Moreover, the serving size was found to be an "unrealistically small amount in most cases," researchers said, so many children are likely to eat even more in a sitting.
"The [EWG] report rightly raises substantial concerns about added sugar and potential associated risks of obesity, which remains epidemic in US children and costly to society," Dr. Leonardo Trasande, an associate professor at the Department of Population Health at NYU Langone Medical Center, told CBS News in an email. "In 2008, we documented that the annual health care expenditures attributable to obesity in children were $2.9 billion."
The EWG study also found that 12 cereals were more than 50 percent sugar by weight. National brands such as Kellogg's Honey Smacks, Malt-O-Meal Golden Puffs and Post Golden Crisp were among those cited as having more than 50 percent sugar by weight. Several store brands had even more; topping the list was Lieber's Cocoa Frosted Flakes, which packed in a whopping 88 percent sugar by weight, according to the report.
The least sugary children's cereals, containing one teaspoon or less, included national brand Kellogg's Rice Krispies (gluten free) at three percent and store-brand Springfield Corn Flakes Cereal at seven percent. Eating unsweetened whole-grain hot cereals with fruit on top is a much healthier choice, the group said.
"In general, families should take greater care to reduce the intake of all sugar-sweetened beverages and foods, and eat a diverse diet," said Dr. Trasande.
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Camping out unquestionably is an entertaining thing to do, and The Pines Campground, Georgia is a tremendous site for getting out. As if The Pines Campground wasn't enough, you can also go playing golf, swimming, and fishing, so you won't run out of things to do.
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Are Dolphins lacking confidence?Tim Graham
Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor is a 15-year veteran who has been on a lot of teams and played a lot of games. That's why Taylor's statement carries a lot of weight when he suggested some Miami players could be doubting themselves in games....Blog | September 19, 2011
Dolphins back-to-work FYITim Graham
Readiness factor: The Dolphins might be the most prepared team in the NFL based on offseason workouts. Because so many players make South Florida their year-round homes, getting them together wasn't difficult. The Dolphins gathered early and frequent...Blog | July 25, 2011
Video: Lockout a day in country for WarrenTim Graham
ESPN reporter Jenn Brown visits with New England Patriots defensive end Ty Warren on his 140-acre farm outside College Station, Texas. Warren takes Brown into the woods on a hunting mission. Regarding his injured hip, Warren says he's "fresh as a ...Blog | June 23, 2011
Dolphins, Pats possibilities for Tiki Barber?Tim Graham
In taking a look at landing spots for free-agent running back Tiki Barber, ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton includes a pair of AFC East teams among five possibilities. Clayton considers the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots to be legitima...Blog | June 20, 2011
Miami's backfield about diminishing returnsTim Graham
Quite recently, the Miami Dolphins' running game was considered vibrant, cutting-edge and borderline dominant. The Wildcat unleashed all sorts of possibilities for Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams in 2008. They were an envied backfield tandem. Brow...Blog | June 10, 2011
Is Buffalo or Miami a good place for Pryor?Tim Graham
FoxSports.com writer Adam Caplan broke down all the factors facing Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor's transition to the NFL. Caplan quotes an unnamed scout who says of Pryor: "You need to get him with a team willing to be very patient. Heck, ...Blog | June 09, 2011
Fantasyland: Marshall 23rd-best WRTim Graham
You know who aren't locked out? ESPN.com's fantasy football folks. Undeterred by the fact we haven't had free agency or an official workout yet, our intrepid rotagonists have put together their initial top 200 player rankings for 2011. AFC East...Blog | June 02, 2011
Faces of lockout: Hangout for Bills fansTim Graham
The NFL lockout has put players and owners in limbo. The ripple effects are also felt by people whose lives or businesses touch their teams. Here are their stories: ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Big Tree Inn has been a Buffalo Bills institution for de...Blog | June 01, 2011
Does Terrelle Pryor make AFC East sense?Tim Graham
Aftershocks from Jim Tressel's resignation at Ohio State could cause star quarterback Terrelle Pryor to petition for the NFL's supplemental draft. ESPN's Adam Schefter, citing an unnamed NFL source, reported Tuesday that the league plans to hold a...Blog | May 31, 2011
Little love for AFC East running backsTim Graham
The AFC East isn't a high-quality running back division. That's not a new concept on this blog. When ESPN.com's Power Rankings panel voted on the NFL's best running backs in mid March, LaDainian Tomlinson was the lone AFC Easterner to get mentione...Blog | May 31, 2011
Don't go changing: Bills show faith in OTim Graham
At some point, the unlikely collection of NFL teammates struck somebody as unusual, and they began to sort out who the highest draft pick was. Together last month for a mini passing camp near quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick's home in Arizona, eight B...Blog | May 18, 2011
Biggest letdown seasons of past 25 yearsTim Graham
Sean McCormick of Football Outsiders studied the past 25 years to come up with a list of the NFL's 10 most disappointing teams for ESPN Insider. Two AFC East clubs and a Bill Belichick team made the cut. The 1995 Cleveland Browns were 10th. Bel...Blog | May 17, 2011
Buffalo's QB option didn't materializeTim Graham
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix said "there were some shockers" when it came to first-round quarterbacks. Those surprises, however, didn't take Buffalo off the quarterback scent. The chance to take Alabama defensiv...Blog | April 30, 2011
Dolphins move up for running backTim Graham
The Miami Dolphins traded into the second round to grab Kansas State running back Daniel Thomas with the 62nd selection Friday night. Why the Dolphins took him: The Dolphins sent three picks (Nos. 79, 146 and 216) to the Washington Redskins to mov...Blog | April 29, 2011
First round is coming, but at what cost?Tim Graham
Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix recently said rare circumstances would be required to trade the club's third overall draft choice. He sounded fixed on making that pick, even though he has no idea how much it will cost him. There's curiosit...Blog | April 26, 2011
Tracking starters in recent AFC East draftsTim Graham
While working on a feature about Tom Modrak's draft record as Buffalo Bills vice president of college scouting, ESPN researcher John Fisher dug up some interesting data. The Bills actually were the AFC East's most efficient club when it came to dr...Blog | April 22, 2011


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Catie Lucas Remembers Lehman
03/20/2014 6:58am
In 2000 we had our Granddaughter at our cabin near Lehman. She was born on Dec 13th and on the back of our snowmobile two weeks later for the short trip to the lodge for New Years Eve dinner. I wonder if Catie remembers holding her that evening.........
03/20/2014 2:42pm
Joyce, I remember that night. Fun times. I forwarded your comments to Catie to see if she remembers.
Catie Lucas
03/21/2014 10:01am
I don't actually remember that but how cool!
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DATE TAKEN: undated—Tom Wopat, left, and John Schneider from "The Dukes of Hazzard" ORG XMIT: UT27992
Nick Offerman chokes up talking about the end of 'Parks and Rec'
"Let's lower the flag to half-mast."
Watch celebs bang their drums for Craig Ferguson
Bonus points for getting McConaughey back on that bongo.
Exclusive: The 'hot' Bill Hader, Ty Burrell deleted kiss from 'The Skeleton Twins'
We get the Bill Hader, Ty Burrell kissing scene that was too hot for Hollywood.
'A Little Chaos' trailer is your chance to see Kate Winslet in a corset -– again
We're looking forward to seeing this one!
Azealia vs. Azalea: Banks slams Iggy in radio interview, Iggy fires back
Things are getting very heated and VERY emotional between them.
Big Sean: Ariana Grande only gets carried like a baby under extreme circumstances
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Let's not make a mistake about the terrorism that has just been perpetrated against Americans. An alleged North Korean terrorist blackmail, escalating from a hack of Sony Pictures, has for the first time in memory censored a major film release by an American studio. While we've seen aspects of this before, make no mistake that this incident is terrorism, and a game changer. This is about your right as an American to produce and consume political, artistic and social expression without censorship, in this case North Korea's. This includes your right to choose to see potentially dumb and distasteful films, as well your right not to see them. The choice for now is no longer yours, it's theirs, and the terrorists dictated that you can't.
Today, as The Colbert Report airs its final episode, I'm looking back with gratitude on nine years of great television. I loved being on the show several times, discussing everything from my Greek accent to self-sabotage to the obnoxious roommate living in my head. Here are some of my favorite moments on The Colbert Report over the years.
We have all lost in this fight. There are no winners, and with the announcement, pained feelings we have carried for five decades come to the surface.
When there is conflict in unstable nations, the tide comes in with the strength of a tsunami to drown out the precious advances that women have made in those countries.
Anyone who runs a business -- whether it's a mom-and-pop shop or a multinational behemoth like Sony -- needs to pay close attention to what happened here, and begin to take data security seriously.
Reports that the Obama Administration is now actively working to normalize relations with Cuba should be welcome news to Americans across the political spectrum. The current state of affairs is an artifact of the Cold War that should have been changed decades ago and serves no national security or economic interest of the nation at all.
The current Ebola outbreak underscores that pathogens remain clear and present dangers to humanity, economic development, and national security in an interconnected 21st century world, and we must remain vigilant against them.
We rise to show we are determined to create a new kind of consciousness -- one where violence will be resisted until it is unthinkable.
For those who are serious about wanting to reduce the number of abortions in the United States, easy access to affordable and effective contraception, and ready advice about the proper use of contraception, is critical.
Just because I'm sober doesn't mean I don't want to come to your party. Maybe I do and maybe I don't, but if we're friends, I'd at least like the invite so I can decide for myself.
Islam, my Islam, the Islam of 1.6 billion followers condemns the killing of children. It is a religion of peace, tolerance and mercy. So when extremists kill in the name of Islam, they distort our sacred religion and they hijack the identity of the moderate majority. Islam did not kill children yesterday. Evil, depraved monsters of men did.
The faster financial markets adjust to all available information, confidential or not, the more efficient they become. But profiting off inside information that's not available to average investors strikes many as unfair. The "coin of the realm" on Wall Street and in corporate boardrooms is contributing to the savage inequalities of American life.
It wasn't that the US has lacked opportunities to resume diplomatic relations with Cuba. We could have at least begun the process thirty-five years ago. I was there, and this is the story you will not read in any diplomatic archive. The story begins in Iran...
Elvish is only one of the many magical languages developed by J.R.R. Tolkien. The feat of creating language for fantasy has proven to add to viewers and readers experiences. By transplanting their imagination to a new world, fans are able to learn the new language and engage with each other.
I don't normally concern myself with where the party holds its nominating convention. Normally it doesn't matter much at all. I think this year might be a little different. I think it actually does matter for 2016.
The school attack is a moment of reckoning for the Pakistani government, and more so for the Pakistani army, which is a major player in Pakistani politics.
As I prepare to retire from NRDC and hand the reins over to our incoming president Rhea Suh, I have been reflecting on how the climate movement can secure the solutions we need to protect future generations from harm. In my view, here are issues we need to keep in mind.
In 1980, it cost just under $600 to take a round-trip flight within the United States. Just 30 years later, that fare has been slashed nearly in half.
Today, President Barack Obama took bold action to put an end to this farce. Over half a century of a counterproductive sanctions and isolation policy is coming to an end. But Cuba is only one of many examples of domestic politics rendering American foreign policy dysfunctional.
"I can't breathe" speaks from the grave and describes the circumstances faced by many who are being choked by a system that treats different races and classes of people unequally.
Obama has taken a courageous step in shifting US policy toward Cuba. In their simultaneous speeches today, both Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro thanked Pope Francis for his efforts in helping to engineer the historic deal. CNN reported that bells were ringing in churches all over Havana. This is a wonderful day indeed.
The bottom line is that this has become a fiscal and free speech fiasco for Sony. It sends a terrible message to this country's enemies and it sends us down a slippery slope of self-censorship and silence. When Hollywood is asked to put up or shut up, it will shut up.
My grandfather has accomplished enough in his 86 years for 86 more lifetimes, and he's done it all with a relentless sense of humor and a fierce loyalty to our family. So my relatives and I decided to put together a book about his legacy and our experiences being a part of it.
But as inner turmoil may come and go, I've come to realize that my body is pure, specifically designed, and not left to be abandoned. That my body is a dimension of myself, and something of power and strength.
Count me among the surprised if, in 2019, some part or parts of the U.S. national security state and the White House aren't still running drone campaigns that cross national borders with impunity, kill whomever those in Washington choose, and generally continue to run what has proven to be a global war for (not on) terror.
It's time we look to them as the most obvious source of funding to support our public colleges and start investing our money into a system that we know works.
I met Thierry Henry very early on, 20 years ago, when I was the manager for the under-17 French team. Back then, three things struck me about him: first, his extraordinary talent, his drive coupled with an incredible passion for football, and finally his personality. It was these three factors and all the hard work he put in that led him to the career we know.
Central and South American countries stand at a key crossroads; as environmentally and economically vulnerable countries, they have much to lose in the face of devastating climate change.
Abbas should not be expected to magically relieve the suffering of the Palestinian, but to preserve his credibility and his standing among the Palestinian people he needs to take action, not just make statements.
Welcome to the latest generation of computer games. They don't so much help you escape reality as insert you back into it at a different angle.
We need to prepare our people and our businesses to prosper in a world where businesses have more choices than ever before about where to hire and where computers are increasingly doing the work of laborers.


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I bought something to play for you guys! I think you'll like it.
I'll be out of town, sorry.
Sadly can't make it now...forgot I am going to the Earthquakes match tonight and have too much to do beforehand. I hate missing these.
It's not looking so feasible for me either with how work is going today.
12/31: Derek Plaslaiko, Dave Aju @ f8
1/8: Tamaryn @ The Chapel
1/28: Beacon @ The Rickshaw Stop
1/29: Ty Segall, Wand, Cold Beat @ GAMH
2/7: Robag Whrume, Daniel Bell, Sassmouth, The Black Madonna @ Public Works
2/14: Sparks @ Ace Theater Hollywood
On that note, is anyone coming over? I haven't heard back from anyone but Edward, and Kylie mentioned above coming after work.
Had a good time with Jennie, Kylie, and Edward.
Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees
Kid Koala - 12 Bit Blues
*Handpowered turntable: 15 Blues Bits
The Box Tops - The Letter/Neon Rainbow
Queen - Under Pressure 7"
Blur - Under the Westway b/w The Puritan 7"
James Brown - Pass the Peas (live) 7"
Michael Jackson - Man In the Mirror 7"
Michael Jackson - Thriller side 2
Benoit & Sergio - ????
Garbage - Subhuman 7"
Garbage ???? 7"
Tokimonsta - Creature Dreams EP
So... when are we having record club again? I have a ton of new things.
I'm going to be that guy and plug my band's show tomorrow night in this thread. Grant & Green Saloon, free. We go on around 10 and for the first time in the six year history of this band have a real lineup and can practice all the time. So I promise it will be really good.
I've been incredibly lazy with this stuff, but it's time for Stella to get her groove back. When are we available? I know this weekend is booked and Wednesday is Halloween, so maybe next weekend?
I'll be in Vegas next weekend...
12/31: Derek Plaslaiko, Dave Aju @ f8
1/8: Tamaryn @ The Chapel
1/28: Beacon @ The Rickshaw Stop
1/29: Ty Segall, Wand, Cold Beat @ GAMH
2/7: Robag Whrume, Daniel Bell, Sassmouth, The Black Madonna @ Public Works
2/14: Sparks @ Ace Theater Hollywood
Yea, a bunch of us are gone next weekend.
Maybe the following week? I'm going to insist you plan around my availability since I've got so much new stuff.
I'm around next weekend. the following weekend I could do saturday, but not sunday.
I could do that following saturday (10th). I'm supposed to go out that night though, so I couldn't get too sloppy...
Bumping. Greg, are we meeting this coming Saturday?
we should have a meeting again soon. my collection of things to share is growing.
We should. If we don't have one soon, I'm going to start having alterna-record clubs at my place. :P
we need to do this in april. I'm coming back to sf this year.
And for the record, we haven't had one because none of you want to meet during the week and many of you have had very busy weekends (looking at you, Heidi and Cara).
Also, I don't want Jennie to have to host us drunken buffoons after traveling all week and before heading out for another week of travel.
/lame excuses
Next weekend is pretty busy for me but could probably stop by for a couple of hours. I've not been adverse to weekdays, either, and I'm not going to be out of town (barring any unexpected work trips) for the next 2 months.


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Bouvardia ternifolia
Evergreen, Shrubs
Pretty clusters of four-petaled tubular flowers appear on relaxed, 2–3-ft.-high plants. One type has fragrant blossoms, but it is also the most tender and looks poorest after flowers are gone. The unscented red-flowered species are hardier, easier to grow. All appreciate well-drained soil, midday shade. To encourage compact growth, prune hard annually after bloom period ends.Bouvardia ternifolia
Native to Texas, Mexico. To 3 ft. tall, 2 1/2–3 ft. wide; 2-in. leaves in whorls of three or four. Unscented, inch-long red flowers in loose clusters at branch ends in summer and early fall. Forms have pink, rose, or coral blossoms. Little water.
Echinopsis chamaecereus
Grows to 4 in. high, 1–2 ft. wide. The cylindrical, ribbed, 2–3-in. joints fall off easily...
Fast-growing tropical American natives with tiny flowers in tight clusters that look like miniature no...
Atriplex semibaccata
Native to Australia but naturalized in parts of the West and Southwest. Forms a dense, foot-high mat o...


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FinishLine Signs
Metallics Race Forward
By Melissa Donovan
FinishLine Signs, located in Bakersfield, CA, ensures a high level of quality and service, thanks in part to its printers from Roland DGA Corporation. Currently, the shop houses a VersaCAMM SP-540 and VersaCAMM VS-640. �We started in the digital printing business and continue to grow. With two printers in-house, we keep up with the growing demand for our products,� shares David Mayhew, owner, FinishLine Signs.
Established six years ago, the one-man-owned shop operates in 1,200 square feet of space. Mayhew admits FinishLine Signs services clients as far away as NC, but mainly focuses on the Western U.S. A full-service sign and print shop, they specialize in racing graphics for cars and trailers.
A passion for racing and actual competition experience in NASCAR prepared Mayhew for the transition into digitally printing vehicle wraps. He was introduced to Roland and its printers by Ordway Sign Supply, Inc., based in Van Nuys, CA. Initially, he decided on the VersaCAMM SP-540 for the convenience of an all-in-one printer/cutter.
When the VersaCAMM VS-640 printer/cutter debuted earlier this year, it coincided with Mayhew�s timeline to expand his equipment base. �It was just about time for another printer to keep up with demand and with how well VersaCAMM SP-540 operates, it was a no brainer to purchase another,� he adds.
Each printer runs with Roland�s VersaWorks RIP software. In addition, the company�s ECO-SOL MAX inks run constantly in both machines. �I have had great luck and excellent colors with the Roland ink, and never thought about using another brand. The ink costs with both machines are minimal, and I wouldn�t want to take a chance with anything else,� says Mayhew.
Bring On the Bling
Besides being a bit wider than his first printer�the VS-640 is 64 inches in width, the SP-540 is 54 inches, the VS-640�s ability to print metallic as a spot color using Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX ink influenced Mayhew�s purchase. Metallics are eye-catching when used on any type of signage, but with FinishLine Sign�s primary service�vehicle and trailer wraps�they add a special kick. Or, a little bling to them, as Mayhew says.
Benefits aren�t strictly cosmetic, printing metallic as a spot color is a time saver. Before using the VersaCAMM VS-640, vinyl was overlaid on top of wraps to create certain effects, now the metallic is incorporated directly into the design.
To date, Mayhew has only utilized the silver feature, but knows that a number of other colors can be created, including gold, bronze, and more when combining Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX ink with CMYK. �When I get the time I would really like to play with it and see what things we can come up with,� he explains.
Off-Road Wrap
Many of FinishLine Signs� customers opt to add silver to projects. For example, a repeat client who used the shop to wrap a racecar also wanted to wrap a sandrail�a lightweight vehicle used for off-roading on the sand. The catch, the silver needed to match the silver flames on the client�s previously wrapped car. Mayhew says this was only possible with the ECO-SOL MAX metallic ink option on the VersaCAMM VS-640.
Printed on Arlon, Inc.�s DPF 6000XRP cast film, it took about eight hours from design to install. Mayhew installed the wrap himself. He admits that they don�t do a lot of sandrails, so it was a unique project. Wrapping around the rear curve and keeping everything lined up was challenging, but something he was able to overcome.
The client was pleased with the final product, especially how bright and shiny it appeared thanks to the metallic ink.
Promote and Drive
Mayhew�s FinishLine Signs offers niche services, fully supported by Roland�s printers, RIP software, and inks. With the addition of the VersaCAMM VS-640, vehicle and trailer wraps created in the shop are only going to get flashier�attracting customers for miles.
As any experienced vehicle wrap provider knows, these types of applications promote skills and drive customers to your door. FinishLine Signs continues to heighten its presence in the market by investing in the newest technologies, which play a great part in their current success.
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Each one of these ladies created a lovely collage, each one used pieces that meant a lot to her, and for the most part finished them. That's the best part - their collages are at a point where they can hang them up on the wall if they want and call it done - or they can do a little more puttering and embellishing and then be finished with it.
The best part, they asked me to teach another workshop in April, and I am pretty excited about the theme. Both Loretta and I had submitted 12 x 12 paper collages to the True Colors challenge at Quilting Arts - and Loretta showed hers to the group at lunch time. They all fell in love with what she showed us, so we're going to be making a lovely paper quilt. The theme is going to be them as children...I think. We'll see how that works out, but I had so much fun.
THANK you Loretta for organizing this, and thank you Sandy, Janet and Barbara for being such a great group of women to be around for the day! I'm really looking forward to April!


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Activity for ages 3 to 6.
Learning the alphabet takes practice and ABC games help make all of that work fun for kids. This easy cup hunt game is a simple and entertaining way to teach children how to recognize the alphabet. {It can easily be changed to work on sight words, numbers and math facts too!}
ABC Game Prep
To set up the game, you'll need to gather a few supplies:
- 5 cups,
- 5 mailing labels,
- A marker,
- Something to hide {small balls, marbles, pom poms, etc.}
ABC Cup Hunt
Find More ABC Games
For even more ABC fun, try out our 20 Printable ABC Games , 20 ABC Games for Boys and our ABC Games Board on Pinterest!
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About Malia Hollowell
Malia is a National Board Certified elementary teacher turned stay at home mama to three young kids {4.5, 3 and 1}. She earned her Bachelor's and Master's in Education {go Stanford!} and spent seven years teaching in a classroom. Since starting Playdough to Plato in 2012, her ideas have been featured in Parenting Magazine, Pinterest's Top Educational Pins and Kiwi Crate.