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Within 320 yards of College subway station, this hotel features on-site dining, 2 indoor pools with a water slide, and a fitness center.
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TV was not working.
It was clean and comfortable place
In the shower water force was very slow and it was making noise and when we turn the tab on for the hot water it was not working propperly
Pool, breakfast included, flat screen tv , staff, location near highway
Old carpets , needs updating in bathrooms , pool was cold,
-price -great breakfast options -convenient restaurant -polite staff
-really needs updating
Good location and safe security zone with commuter bus route near by, a good view surrounding area. Breakfast with good choices.
The front desk service was not friendly.
Professionalism of staff, continental breakfast great, coffee delicious, very quiet and comfortable home away from home, pool, whirl pool relaxing
no ice in machine/ hair dryer not working
The staff are very friendly and helpful. Priya is exceptionally good at the front desk. The room was comfortable and clean, and there was a flat screen TV, with pay-per-view movies available. Also a small fridge and microwave. Good value for the money. Hotel just off the 401, near the Scarborough Town Centre and Toronto Zoo.
Clean, nice size room, friendly staff and good wifi
Some construction happening in hotel during part of stay
The room cleaners are lazy!! I found the previous occupants DRUGS ON THE FLOOR, we found grapes on the floor under bed, dresser, and desk. There was shampoo hardened to the side of the sink and on counter. The room was " cleaned " prior to us renting and looked clean but when you actually looked, it was discusting. When we used the pool and spa, it was ice cold, and I mean cold, was sitting in hot tub shivering. When I made a complaint, the useless lady at front desk didn't even say " sorry " all that was said was I'll let the manager know.
nice location, reasonable price
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The price was good
There were toenail clipping on the ground beside the bed, there was lipstick on one of the towels, the toilet wasn't cleaned, the carpet had stains on it, there were beverage stains on the dresser table, the battery for the smoke detector was beeping and needed changing (which we did ourselves) and worst of all, there was still takeout food still in the fridge. They had obviously skipped this room when the cleaning staff went by !
So much for so little:) Pool, hot tub ! Breakfast too:) Location location. Friendly customer service.
Under construction. Managements decision and communications process weak. As my 2 night stay was placed right in the area of the extra noise? So a move was necessary:( The maintenance was not aware of our presence, entered our room. Vaguely announcing himself? The General manager.Jit.. Felt offend by my inquest, as to why a man entered my room. Thought an apology should be enough! Started shouting and ranting, at one point insisted I get out! But did not pursue it. However he has denied us another booking?? We are addressing this inconvenient punitive bullying:)
Location was good
However I had a King bed and the room was so tiny! There was a plastic bag over the air condition and it kept making noise also the decor of the rooms needs to be upgrade!
Lovely restaurant in hotel with 15% coupon..nice touch.. Free parking..
It might seem not important but the TV menu wasn't functional..
I like almost everything , location and services
I don't like the pillows , too high and my neck was in pain
Good location and valued money
size of bed, pet friendly, wi fi breakfast included
furniture and carpet are outdated and worn
I like the discounted price I was able to get. So, what I didn't like was easier to put up with. Had I paid full price, I would not have been happy with my experience
the cold wind blowing in through the a/c vent... made the room really cold. There was something smeared on the headboard. One can only imagine what it was. The ceiling tiles in the bathroom were moving up and down with dirt/dust coming down from them
The location was perfect and the hotel is easy to get to. Great value for the money for sure.
The carpets are stained and past their best-before date, and the ceiling tiles in the bathroom need replacing. The shower faucet leaked as well.
Location was close to HWY 401. Front desk staff were friendly.
The room was in desperate need of refreshing. The baseboard heater had a loud vibration, bed was uncomfortable, cleaning was lacking detail. Do not stay on the Markham Road side of this building, as it was unreasonably loud 24 hours a day!
The rooms were regularly cleaned.
Small breakfast area with disposable plates and utensils.
Over all stay was just terrific.
The rate. Solid value.
The noisey elevators and older linen,albeit clean.
Enjoyed the pool , staff was very friendly :) Breakfast nice motive to get up. Great location for our Friday event:)
Well ... The smell of pot was uncomfortable. But the false fire alarm at 5 am was the most disturbing:(
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SOUTHBURY -- Become proactive with Southbury Training School, keep farms active and increase open space preservation.
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I received this product yesterday. I'm pretty good at inspecting a product to see if it will break me out or not. first off.. I love the eye cream! you can feel it sinking into your skin. the face moisturizer feels a little too heavy for me. I use it on my freshly shaven legs and on my hands. the jar is also pretty neat!
I found this product in the most unexpected way. I was staying over my grandparents house for a little and started panicking because after washing my face I had realized that I forgot my moisturizer. My grandmother then told me to try this product which she had bought from HSN. I applied the face cream and then the eye cream to my eyes and lips (whatever you apply to your eyes, you may apply to your lips). I fell in love with this moisturizer! Not at all oily, and just the right amount of moisture. My skin is in great condition after just a few uses.
An all-around amazing moisturizer and eye cream. I have oily/combo skin and have been searching for an HG skincare regimen for a while. I was really liking the Olay regenerist line but I got bored and wanted to switch things up a bit. I actually missed the BOGO deal on HSN but I picked my bottle up on eBay for about $15.00 which was a great deal.
The moisturizer is great - not too thick, not too thin and doesn't make my skin feel greasy after applying. I've found that wearing this underneath my existing primer/foundation routine actually makes me less oily than my previous moisturizer.
I have no complaints about the eye cream either. It doesn't dry my eyes out like others have claimed, but I have very oily lids.
I will be repurchasing this forever as long as the formula doesn't change again!
Okay, I am going to fess up than not only did I cave and buy this online after Adrien's highly amusing presentation on TV, but actually like it! I bought this maybe 10 years ago when it was in the black jar and really hated it- thick, greasy, and very drying to my skin. This is supposed to be a newer formulation and my skin has been changing as I getting closer to 40 - drier and more and breakouts. The creme seems lighter, but still pretty thick. It seems to calm my skin down. If I use it alone it is still too drying (it has some retinol in it I think), but if I put some hemp oil or a serum underneath and this on top, my skin stays hydrated but matte - not greasy and no dry spots the next day. I use this am and pm. My only complaint is the eye creme - it still is the same for me and totally makes the skin under my eyes dry and wrinkly (and even though I''m gettin older, still don't have wrinkles)! I got the bogo offer, so it was 25 bucks for 9 oz. Not bad at all considering it works for me.
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I had been hesitant to try this product because my combination skin is so sensitive. But, I finally caved in and tried it and I'm glad that I did. Within a couple of days of use, my skin is soft, smooth and soothed with no allergic reactions, red bumps, itching or burning of any sort. I use it at night along with the included eye cream which also leaves the eye area very soft and hydrated. What I like most about this product is that it leaves my skin hydrated for hours without that dry or depleted feel. If you're on the fence about trying it, try it. Because this product contains both retinol and AHA's in it, make sure that you're using a mild cleanser so that you don't overdry your skin. I use it right after cleansing and applying first Josie Maran Argan Oil and then apply this cream, followed by Paula's Choice Antioxidant Concentrate, and then some of SCA's Microsphere With Caviar Night Firming Creme. I wake up to smooth and hydrated skin without a trace of oiliness or dryness.
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I have used this product for at least 10 years now and while it has changed slightly over the years it has only gotten better. My mom got me started on it when I was a teenager and I have been using it ever since. It's very moisturizing, leaves a nice dewy complexion w/o taking too long to absorb and the eye cream is a great cream to put on at night. If I put the eye cream on during the day it's a bit too thick and can leave my eye make up smearing within a few hours so I only do that at night giving it lots of time to sink in. The aha's in this smooth my skin and leave my skin feeling soft and bright. And the best part is that I don't break out from it as I have acne prone/sensitive skin. It's smells clean and is a great light but creamy texture. I purchase it in a duo, and get two jars for $25 plus shipping, which is actually an amazing price for such a good cream. One jar will last me several months with daily use because a little goes a long way. This is my HG product.
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HATE the packaging but LOVE the product. I have used quite a few high end and drug store brands. I found that this is the one I had to come back to. I will probably flip flop back and forth between this and wei east since i love hte herbal line but this stuff is great and the eye cream is really really dense. it makes my dark german under eye circles noticeably lighter and my eyes look younger. I wish I didnt have to dip fingers in the product but I like the piggyback of the eye and face cream.
I bought this because I was searching for a good moisturizer for my post menopause complexion. HSN had the buy 1 get 1 free special for the holidays... so for the special price and the extended money back guarantee I figured it was worth a try.
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Via TenTonHammer comes the word that the onlne store spelbutiken.se may have leaked details of Warhammer Online's collector's edition. If we can believe the web page, the box contains most of the usual fixins for a special MMO kit: a mousepad, a manual, an art book. But this one sounds like it contains a lot more. There's going to be a graphic novel included, possibly repackaging the first few issues of the 'Forge of War' Warhammer comic book. There's also going to be an exclusive figure for use in the Warhammer tabletop game.
The in-game assets, though, sound most intriguing. The collector's edition also purports to offer 12 exclusive quests and 12 exclusive character heads, as well a special player title. Each army gets two quests and (presumably) two heads. Each quest, further, offers a unique reward - perhaps not obtainable via any other means?
If this page is accurate, this might be some of the most unique content available to players (for a price) at launch yet. The pre-order swords given out by the developers of Pirates of the Burning Sea raised a few eyebrows, certainly. This content seems more akin to the 'Adventure Packs' sold by Sony Online in the months after EverQuest II originally launched.
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Posted: Jan 30th 2008 9:54PM DrunkenBoxer said
I can confirm the graphic novel, which was in the planning stages a few months back. Boom! Studios was going to produce a hardcover graphic novel that would serve as a prequel to the MMO. When last I heard, Games Workshop had approved their perennial writer Graham McNeill to write the graphic novel - no word on who would illustrate.
Posted: Jan 31st 2008 8:30AM (Unverified) said
Nice find! It would be great if they also included a behind the scenes DvD. I realize we get a lot of behind the scenes stuff already with the video podcasts and diaries, but a professionally done, step-by-step walk-through of the game from conception to packaging would be cool! :)
Posted: Jan 31st 2008 12:08PM GreenArmadillo said
Well, I'm glad to hear that, if they're going to go to the bother of making a collector's edition, they're actually going to put worthwhile stuff in it. Too many companies add a very small amount of mostly worthless junk in the hopes of getting an extra $10.
The in-game stuff may be good, bad, or problematic. We'll see. I won't be thrilled if EA starts trying to find more and more ways to charge for content on top of a monthly fee that they're already threatening to raise above the $15 mark.
The in-game stuff may be good, bad, or problematic. We'll see. I won't be thrilled if EA starts trying to find more and more ways to charge for content on top of a monthly fee that they're already threatening to raise above the $15 mark.
Posted: Feb 6th 2008 2:03AM (Unverified) said
From what I heard from some of my industry peeps is that WAR may be going micro-payment instead of a subscription fee. So maybe the micro-payments will replace expansion packs(which is likely). After all subs are a thing of the past now.
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HA! I just one a box! From the event!
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Hua's note: So how 'bout North Korea? When I wrote about them yesterday morning, I figured they would end up getting more or less humiliated by Brazil. Perhaps this is what the Brazilians figured as well, so eager were they to help their curious opponents up and dust them off after tackles and challenges. At one point, Lucio, Brazil's most intimidating defender, actually shook a North Korean winger's hand after a particularly gutsy foray toward the Brazilian goal. Was this sportsmanship? Fear of the unknown? Fear of accidental poisoning? Pity? It's impossible to say, though one can be certain they would not treat Argentina with the same good vibes. Maybe Lucio et al were just hoping that the North Koreans would be open to swapping their remarkably hard-to-obtain shirts after the match.
To recap the past week: I wrote about the World Cup TV commercials, Anmol Chaddha considered the meaning of rooting for South Africa, Pete L'Official measured the dimensions of Louis Vuitton's World Cup trophy case, Anmol reported on R. Kelly's allegiances, I wrote about vuvuzelas and Piotr Orlov recounted the beauty and tragedy of Dutch football.
Today, on a very special anniversary in South African history, and as Bafana Bafana return to action against Uruguay, Anmol offers his thoughts on the meaning of Mandela, the Soweto uprisings and the lines marked "out-of-bounds" by FIFA.
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CAPE TOWN, South Africa--Given the place that South Africa and the movement against apartheid long occupied in the global imagination, it seems that a month of nonstop football must somehow tell us something about the transformation of South African society. More than previous World Cups, there is an obvious inclination to place the 2010 edition in a broader historical context. The default narrative is the cliché of South Africans coming together across social divisions to unite around soccer--an Invictus redux--with the less frequent but still predictable look at how the black poor have not enjoyed the benefits.
Not even a week into the World Cup, the opening match is already fading, written over by more than a dozen matches in the days since. But how extraordinary for the World Cup to have opened in Soweto. Munich, Seoul, and Paris are global cities that were obvious sites for the spectacle in the recent past. Soweto--the townships! eKasi!--is home to more than 1 million Africans, created through forcible segregation by the apartheid regime.
The last time Soweto captured the world's attention was when students protesting against unequal education policies were fired upon by police--34 years ago today. As the footage was beamed around the world, it became a critical turning point in the struggle against apartheid. Shooting into the backs of unarmed youth, the apartheid state was exposed internationally as unambiguously immoral and illegitimate--most powerfully captured in the image of 12-year-old Hector Pieterson being carried away in the arms of another student. It was a definitive flashpoint that drew thousands of activists into training for guerilla resistance, fueled the international movement against apartheid, and politicized a generation of South Africans that would push through an increasingly violent conflict in the 1980s toward the end of apartheid.
At the opening ceremonies last week, FIFA was clearly trying to cast itself into an important role in the long-running, feel-good story about the transformation of South Africa, centered on Nelson Mandela as the main character. Having retired from public appearances in 2004, Mandela was obviously reluctant to attend, and hoped to watch at home in peace. FIFA President Sepp Blatter, obsessed with the imagery of Mandela, made no secret of his desire to have him simply appear. Regardless of his age or physical condition, FIFA did not seem to care much about whether he would even have been able to speak, but wanted to trot out a 91-year-old, frail Mandela as a kind of mascot.
It looked like FIFA was going to get the scene they wanted for their Invictus: 2010 World Cup version. Mandela ultimately had to skip the opening after his great-granddaughter was tragically killed in a car accident on the way home from the kick-off concert the night before. Sepp Blatter's first words at the opening ceremonies reflected his backwards-looking obsession: "A dream came true even if he's not here tonight, but the spirit of Mandela is in Soccer City," he said about the president who left office more than a decade ago, while standing right next to the current South African president.
Ronaldo did, however, manage to get his photo-op with Mandela. A few days before the opening, the Portugal star dropped by for a visit and posed for this photo that revealed Mandela's current condition. The image should have convinced any gracious FIFA president to respect Mandela's wishes to watch the World Cup from home.
Of course, the admiration for Mandela is deserved, and it is no wonder that he continues to inspire. But the Mandela they wanted is a one-dimensional caricature of the living saint who saved the nation from certain civil war through a noble commitment to the principle of non-violence, even despite his own suffering for 27 years as a political prisoner. This familiar but simplistic portrayal conceals a more complicated reality of a typically human life marked by surprisingly reconcilable contradictions. Mandela was in fact the first commander of the armed wing of the African National Congress. And while he was imprisoned, the apartheid state offered to release him in the mid-1980s in exchange for renouncing violence in the movement against apartheid. He refused and remained in prison, probably assessing that he would have lost legitimacy from the masses in Soweto and elsewhere who might have seen him as out of touch with the violent repression they experienced daily in the townships.
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Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
it's Mahela stupid
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
**** sake, press the wrong key and the world's up against you. When you speak as many languages as me you can expect to make an error every now and again #smokeme
Probably gonna regret that statement.
I'd much rather have the best players setting up the game rather than having to play according to the match situation.
But sure, you're welcome to argue that a run is a run...in which case there's no point in discussing batting orders at all...
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Tell me the teams around the world, and you're more than willing to go through history, whose best batsman bats at 4.
The role of a number six can be varied, however in an ideal situation they're there to top up after a good foundation has been established. Which Hussey does every single time, see: Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney.
He also needs to be able to bat with the tail. See the SCG against Pakistan.
Also needs to be able to build a partnership when side is in turmoil, see every situation Australia has been in in the last 12 months.
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Ponting is a perfect example anyway. Started at 6 and as he became one of the side's better players he moved down to occupy 3 and 4.
Or would you say that he too should have stayed at 6?
I'm incredulous because you have no idea what you're on about. Ponting played well over 100 matches in the number three position, because that was the best fit for him and the team.
Jayawardene isn't even the best batsman in his team. Amla bats at 3 for South Africa.
FMD man, you literally are talking complete ****.
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"One of the problems is there aren't seeds up there, and it's not like good plants are going to get up on Radar Hill, invasive or otherwise," said Dr. Jared DeForest, Associate Professor of ecosystem and soil ecology in the College of Arts and Sciences. "This project is the start of providing that gene pool and increasing the biodiversity of Radar Hill."
Students in Restoration Ecology (PBIO 3/5330) spent spring 2013 on a biodiversity project on Radar Hill, a site on The Ridges. Instead of having a lecture each class, the students apply class principles in the field on Mondays, gaining real-world experience in restoration ecology methods.
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The Big-Top Tractor Canopy provides more than just comfort. Enjoy protection from the sun, heat, rain, and overhead objects with the super-tough TAP1000. And it adds a touch of class and comfort to your working machine! The Canopy installs with no special tools needed. The main vertical structures adjust in height, width and roll-bar angle to fit most category 1 tractors.
The super-tough, UV-resistant top is constructed of 1/4-in polyethylene. The metal frame is constructed of aircraft aluminum and is powder-coat painted for years of dependable service.
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For the price, the ease of installation and the free shipping, I give the TAP1000 Tractor Canopy 5 stars.
It's not a heavy duty tractor top, but it seems to be functional and will be reasonably durable.
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Remember when Vanessa Hudgens was the squeaky clean teen star tarnished by nude photos that popped up on the Internet? I don't either. But, anyway, I bet Vanessa, seen here leaving the gym yesterday, wishes she had gotten pregnant instead to shed her good-girl Disney image. Unfortunately, any attempt to have sex with her boyfriend Zac Efron ends in failure, tears and, for some odd reason, jazz hands!
Vanessa Hudgens wishes she had teenage pregnancy
She is hot.
First! Although I have to admit, I don't understand why you guys think that's so impressive. All it means is that I'm sitting here like a nimrod when I should be exercising, cleaning the house, shaving the cat, etc.
What the hell? This isn't even a report. Just some stupid Editorial comment that is not even funny. Wow , Fish, bottom of the barrell. Wake up you stupid drunk and get us some scoop, not lazy ass stuff like this.
#2 – All it means is that you suck even worse for thinking you are first being second.
In other news that isn't news, Tom Cruise Loves The Zac. And I hear Zac Efron Loves The Cock.
# 3 concur, what is this crap???
what silly sunglasses…
sick of being told i look like her
you make think this post is worthless, but you are wrong. in fact, it's showing you what not to wear:
1. velor track suit
2. ugg boots
3. big fucking ugly sunglasses
4. ridiculously large purse
No pictures of chicks with sideburns please.
I wouldn't mind ole Vanessa giving me a rusty trombone.
Zac needs to use defective rubbers
The question is, Gerald, how does one deal with the guilt and the shame? (Not the rusty trombone, the being-second-not-first question.)
She is mexican hairy.
I'm a guy. There's a lot I don't understand but I do understand this girl looks very fuckable. So now I gotta hunt down zak and cut off his head and take the skin off his head and put it over mine and go over Vanessa's for dinner and then bang her like zak can't. I'll feel better then.
#2, Missy, the first step in correcting a problem is recognizing that the problem exists in the first place. And for the record, nobody thinks it's even one bit impressive, that's the paradox with the whole thing. You are now expected to never call "first" again. Especially when you're actually second. If you do you should just ostricize yourself from this site.
Hey FRIST!!! 2 things: 1) it's Friday. 2) I just gave notice at my job.
I am pretty sure that calls for doubling up on the Friday drinks. Whaddya say? TT? Jimbo?
now that she's legal, the only way she can create a sex scandal is to become a school teacher, – maybe a band instructor who seduces the entire horn section into an underage gangbang. Now that would be a scandal worthy of a Michael Moore documentary film.
This isn't even a news story. What the fuck.
That guy is fat. WHAT? It's a GIRL? Fooled me!
Damn her face is round.
Fuck, I'm so hungover. Feeling mean. I heard the cure for hangovers is pot and shopping, so I better apply myself stat.
F you chick in this story! Ahh.. better. Telling people off also helps.
Shaving the cat? WTF?
wow, Missystar = fail.
Are all the stars taught to walk with their purses that way. It always looks so fake. I don't walk like that with my purse and I'm sure the regular person on this earth doesn't. So what's with the "I'm a supermodel poses"?
#23 – If you want to be treated like a supermodel, it all starts with how you carry your purse. The next step is doing a pile of blow with Pete Doucherty.
Grrr, Superfish strikes again. My comment was for Kat #24.
Looking at these pics again, god knows why, she reminds me of a poor (and gay {Zac if that wasn't clear}) mans Jessica Alba somewhat.
Learn how to spell, #16. And lighten up, everybody!
Why doth no one comment on the HUGE FUCKIN' ELVIS CHOPS she be sportin'??
TS, Really???? Why did you quit your job???
Is that Kato Kaylen with the camera in pic #5? Either way the guy looks like a total homo, just waiting to get his shit pushed in.
Speaking of that, I would love to push Vanessa's shit in. Even while she was giving to to Zac with a strap-on.
Kat, i agree. however and unfortunately, i see chicks everyday in nyc carrying their bags like that. it's fucking obnoxious – like it too much effort to carry it? like they can't be bothered and should have someone carrying it for them? and it's always an ugly designer purse. maybe they think it brings more attention to it (or the fact that they paid too much money for a sack of leather & fabric). who started doing that because i'd like to hunt them down?
She's not pregnant. I don't care.
Judging from her beard, I think she wishes she had a razor also.
her ears are pointy!! ewww
Jazz hands!!!!!!!!!
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well played, Superfish.
those sunglasses are hott. bitches.
I heard this news earlier from another place. So it is not new. It seems that people always care her life. It is said so many men are crazy to her and often share her videos at pubspa.com
There is no way that Zac could ever get her pregnant because he is a Fag, and would never DO her at any price.
I have never thought much of this girl, but I have to say that she looks very cute here!!
She looks rail thin here. Another victim of the skinny Hollywood bitch trend.
Yeah. I was reading in OK! about Zac Efron. Apparently, everytime Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens have sex, Zacharious can stay hard only for a few minutes. After he becomes soft, Zachs forces Vanessa to lay beside him while he furiously masturbates to the show 'Entourage'; namely that homosexual Adrian Grenier.
Right when tiny-Zach is about to come: he stands up quicky, falls to his back, puts his feet up on to the bed's head-board and proceeds to ejaculate all over his own face. Afterwards, Zach-faggot licks his fingers and offers to make Vanessa breakfast. Every single time.
I think im slightly insane because i've been laughing at every comment in which someone has called Vanessa Hudgens hairy. The only evidence that I can find which may indiciate she is hairier than any other "celebrity" is that she has dark hair. And if by chance you people calling her hairy are blonde with blue eyes then frankly piss off and go hail-fucking-hitler.
#22, I am hoping it is a euphemism for shaving her pussy. That is what I pictured in my mind… and for the record, she is HOT (in my mind… Farrah Fawcett breasts… circa 1973). As for the girl in this picture, she would be a nice addition to the band ZZ Top.
zac efron is gay.
doesn't anybody notice this!?
This jogging-suit is omly made for one person. And that person has a huge ass. That person is called: KIM KARDASHIAN!!
Just sexy and horny-looking.
"Why doth no one comment on the HUGE FUCKIN' ELVIS CHOPS she be sportin'??"
I know you're not supposed to defend celebrities on this site, but you know, Asian and Latino girls often have hair right there, or at least it's more obvious that they do because their hair is (generally again) so dark. It's not really a thing. She's (they're) still hot.
I'm SO ready for that exception to be made now… How the hell am I supposed to get off if I can't imagine you sliding on a cock ring, throwing your legs over your shoulders and sucking your own dick? You can do that, huh DR. I bet you can…. How did you manage that? Lots of practice? Yoga? I bet you had a couple of vertebrae removed. Fuck, I want to hear about it… I need to fucking feel it.
I hate the weekends. And my own suppression. I came so freaking close to making this death metal kid my bitch yesterday. Not that I actually want that. Thank god he had to leave. Thank god he has lots of roommates crawling around. I was about to braid his long hair into pigtails and use them as handlebars.
I just may explode/burst into flames any moment now from arousal. Grrrrrr!!!
i see the "ridiculously large sunglasses" trend is still going strong…
She looks great


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Let's not pretend there's any drama here: Joey Chestnut is going to win the Nathan's Hot Dog Contest this July 4. He's won every time since 2007. Chestnut hasn't had a serious challenge in years, and with Takeru Kobayashi, the previous record-holder, banned from competition, 2014 should be no different. For all the intrigue that emcee George Shea tries to inject into things, the only real questions are:
- Will Chestnut break his own record (as he's done in 2007, 2009, and 2013)?
- Just how far back will the second-place finisher be?
While he doesn't hold every food record within Major League Eating, Chestnut dominates the hot-dog contest, and that's really all that matters. By orders of magnitude, July 4 is the most important day in competitive eating, and the hot dog is the most important event. No other MLE competition gets two-million viewers on ESPN (or aired at all, for that matter). No other event confers the celebrity status and endorsement money that allows its winner to be one of the few eaters who doesn't need to supplement their income with mainstream jobs.
Chestnut's reign is remarkable. Even more remarkable is that he's about to win his eighth straight contest, and at age 30, shows no sign of slowing down—indeed, if last year is any indication, he may not have reached his peak.
It's difficult to understate just how unusual this is within the realm of athletic (and admittedly, I'm using the term loosely here, but I think we can all agree there's a significant physical component involved in competitive eating) competition. How unusual?
When Chestnut wins on Friday, it'll likely be the first time in a century that an athletic competitor leads his league in a meaningful statistic for eight years in a row.
For whatever reason—a natural decline with age, suspension, fluke seasons by a competitor, injury, wartime service, premature retirement—eight seems to be something of a magic number when it comes to dominance within a sport. Historically, the most dominant players tend to get to seven and then suffer some calamity that keeps them from number eight.
Babe Ruth, for example, led the league in home runs for 12 out of 14 seasons between 1918 and 1931. In 1922, he only appeared in 110 games, having entered the season serving a suspension, and fell just short of the title. Ruth could have had a separate streak between 1923 and 1931, but a season-long "stomach ache" (it was likely a well-hidden case of venereal disease) limited him to only 98 games in 1925. A healed Ruth continued his assault on the record books in 1926, but the damage to his streak was already done.
The eight-year-wall isn't limited to sluggers. Rickey Henderson led his league in steals for 11 out of 12 years, but a hamstring injury in 1987 kept the streak capped at seven. Come 1988, Henderson resumed his top standing as if the aberrant year never happened. (As an aside, Luis Aparicio led MLB's American League in steals for nine straight seasons in the 1950s and 1960s, but was not the MLB leader during the same period.)
Torn hamstrings and venereal disease not enough for you? Consider the case of Ted Williams, arguably the greatest hitter of all time. Williams led the league in a variety of important offensive categories before 1943 and after 1946. The streak-breaking event in the interim, of course, is his service in World War II.
It gets weirder. Michael Jordan led the NBA in scoring for seven straight seasons between the 86-87 and 92-93 seasons. In the prime of his career, he retired, citing exhaustion and stress, not the least of which stemmed from his father's murder the previous summer. Yet after an uninspiring season as a minor league baseball player, Jordan returned to the NBA and led the league in scoring for three more seasons. Jordan's predecessor as greatest-of-all-time, Wilt Chamberlain? He also only had seven straight.
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Kate Longhurst scored a superb goal to give Liverpool a 1-0 victory over local rivals Everton at the Select Security Stadium.
Longhurst struck in the 11th minute as the Reds claimed their first FA Women's Super League win since the first day of the season while bottom of the table Everton slumped to their fourth defeat in six.
Everton made the brighter start and almost took the lead inside two minutes but Libby Stout produced a brilliant save to keep out a close range effort from Nikita Parris.
And Everton then found themselves behind when Corina Schroder made progress down the left and crossed to Natsha Dowie, whose lay-off was superbly side-footed into the net from distance by Longhurst.
Dowie almost doubled the advantage but her header from a Fara Williams free-kick was just wide of the post.
Everton pressed forward after the break and Stout did well to prevent an own goal from Schroder, who had deflected a Lindsay Johnson cross.
Moments later, Longhurst had a great chance to score her second goal of the evening but she slipped somewhat and shot over the bar.
And there was further drama late on, Gemma Davison almost wrapping up the victory for Liverpool, only to be foiled by a brilliant save from Rachel Brown-Finnis, before Parris shot wide from close range at the other end when given an opportunity to bag a late equaliser.
Liverpool manager Matt Beard said: \"It was a typical derby.
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Elsewhere, Yuki Ogimi and Ji So-Yun were on target for Chelsea as they beat Arsenal 2-1 in a London derby.
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The goal scorer was then body checked on the edge of the box after 63 minutes by Niamh Fahey and So-Yun stepped up to curl a delightful free-kick around the wall and into the net.
Kelly Smith pulled one back two minutes later, converting a penalty after a handball from a corner, but Chelsea held on for the win despite the late dismissal of Gilly Flaherty, who picked up her second yellow card in stoppage-time for dissent.
At Damson Park, Emily Westwood scored the key goal as Birmingham avenged last Sunday's 5-0 FA WSL Continental Cup loss to Bristol Academy with a 2-1 win over the same opponents.
The league leaders took the lead after 11 minutes when Karen Carney found the top corner with a superb free-kick.
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Too Much Love II, starring John Bolino, Brett Dasovic, Jeph Howard, Michael Garlinghouse and Chris Farmer. Filmed by Blake Cohen, edited by Brett Dasovic.
This was an edit I made before the release of the original TML2 trailer. I intended it to be something along the lines of Half online edit, Half Trailer.
However putting that much footage online while on the verge of a release is not the smartest option so I never finished it entirely. I am a fan of this little piece and love the cover of Danger Zone that I used for the music. – Brett Dasovic.
Music: Solid Gold – Danger Zone (Cover).
Too Much Love I-II: More Media.
BCSD 2013: Results | More Media.
Previously: Brett Dasovic, Scribe Industries – Introductory Profile.
by Daniel Knapmiller (December 2012).
Song: 2pac – Pour out a lil Liquor. Artwork: Daniel Knapmiller.
The Everywhere Experiment, a Dvd produced by Adam Killgore and edited by Brett Dasovic.
A completely re-cut version of the very first blade video I ever made. – Brett Dasovic.
Featuring blading from Tim Phang (3:30), Jacob Juul (9:40), Mark Wojda (11:40), Jon Jon Bolino (10:54), Brett Dasovic (12:40), Erik Stokley (21:30), Steve Iacono, Sean Kelso, Franky Morales and tons more.
The Everywhere Experiment: Trailer 01 | Trailer 02.
First and foremost, Happy Holidays! We are super eager to announce the newest addition to the Scribe family.
This person has been a staple name in the industry for at least a decade, and is one of the most loyal and hard-working individuals in the game.
His dedication and drive is bar-none and we are excited to have him become a part of the Scribe family.
We would like to introduce Brett Dasovic as our most recently added professional to the Scribe Industries brand.
Brett was an original choice for Scribe when I decided to re-establish the company back in 2008.
His loyalty to his current and previous sponsors is extremely admirable and at this point in his career a transitional choice was made to ensure Brett received the exposure and clout he has worked so hard for.
So please take your time, relax, and enjoy watching Brett's first Pro.File with Scribe Industries!
Song: The Black Keys – Baddest Man Alive.
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The Hooligan Project is a rollerblading video from Blake Cohen and Zach Flugum.
Solid Gold – Synchronize.
Previously: Jeph Howard, The Hooligan Project.
Too Much Love II (The Breakdown), filmed by Blake Cohen.
Song: The Distillers – Hall of Mirrors.
Previously: Chris Farmer: Too Much Love 2, Section.
Video Offline.
The Warm Up, a Dvd by Stefan Brandow and David Dodge.
Featuring full sections from Brett Dasovic, Shane Conn, Arsenio Patterson, Mikey Petrack, Adam McManus, Casey Wilson, Stefan Brandow & Phillip Gripper.
Quoting Stefan Brandow:
Issac from Eulogy was gracious enough to fly Brett Dasovic out to Raleigh, NC to stay with me for 5 days to film a section in The Warm Up.
Between falling harder than he ever has before, breaking his glasses, and not having the best trip in general Brett still managed to come through with an incredible section and a new best friend in my girlfriends dog Ayva. Watch out for more projects like this from Brett and I in the future.
Bonus: The Warm Up, Intro (more…)
Lyrics Born – Bad Dreams.
Brett Dasovic: More Media.
June 2009 Repost.
A day with Jeph Howard & Brett Dasovic, featuring a special guest: Chris Farmer ; skating old hot spots with good old SWEATPANTS!


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A chronic disease management program launched three years ago by Australia's largest not-for-profit health insurer, the Hospitals Contributions Fund (HCF), has been found to significantly reduce the rate of hospital admissions for participants with heart disease and diabetes. The My Health Guardian program leads to reduced healthcare costs by helping people with chronic diseases self-manage their conditions. Published in the peer-reviewed journal, Population Health Management, the program's impact on hospital admissions is reported in a first-of-its-kind study in Australia . These significant changes in healthcare utilization are indicative of improved population health and lead to reduced healthcare cost.
An evaluation of the program compared more than 5,000 My Health Guardian participants suffering from chronic heart disease and diabetes with a statistically comparable group of more than 23,000 non-participating HCF members with the same two conditions. Rates of hospital admission and readmission and the average length of stay (ALOS) were measured for both participating and non-participating groups over one year prior to the program's commencement (as baseline), and again after the first 12 and 18 months of the program's operation.
"The study bolsters the case for investment in effective chronic disease programs," said HCF Managing Director Shaun Larkin. "Chronic illness accounts for 70% of Australia's national disease burden today, and this is expected to increase to 80% by 2020. If we are serious about easing the strain on our health system, we need to gather evidence on programs that work. My Health Guardian offers a template for the way forward."
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- The program participant group (heart disease and diabetes) uniformly recorded lower hospital admission and readmission rates and ALOS than the non-participating group, after both the 12-month and 18-month period.
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- For diabetes sufferers, the difference in percentage change in hospital admission rates was -7.8% after 12 months and -13.4% after 18 months for program participants compared to non-participants.
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text: HomeTVAnother WorldY&R: Paul Rauch In As Executive Producer Melodie September 10, 2008 Another World, Comings & Goings, Santa Barbara, The Young and The Restless 9 Comments It's official! According to this week's issue of TV Guide, Paul Rauch is the new executive producer of The Young and The Restless. Rauch replaces executive producer Josh Griffith. There some confusion on whether Griffith was let go or not, but it can now confirmed that he is gone. Rauch is no stranger to daytime. He has written and produced for One Live to Live, Santa Barbara, Guiding Light, and most famously Another World. Let's see what this soap veteran brings to daytime's #1 rated drama! 9 Responses DaytimeFan0001 September 10, 2008 Thats really interesting and I can only hope its good news. but I don't see how there is no report on the GREAT stuff happening on B&B with Bridget! It's some great stuff right now! Log in to Reply AlistairCrane September 10, 2008 Bring back Nina and Christine!! PLEAAAAAAAASE!! Log in to Reply miajere September 10, 2008 I loved Nina- she was so pathetic, and yet one of my all time favorite soap characters. I remember just wishing for all her dreams to come true. it's sad really. Log in to Reply THEBEST September 10, 2008 First order of business, Paulie: BRING BACK DRUCILLA!!!!! ***///Living In The World Of Soaps Since 1985\\\*** Log in to Reply season1217 September 10, 2008 Please don't bring up Nina, it only reminds me of the travesty that is Cane. Log in to Reply KingTV September 10, 2008 This will just help cement Y&R's position at the top of the ratings and hopefully guarantee that the show looks even more beautiful then it already does and keep the s/l's and the writing on the brilliant track that Sheffer and Bell have kept them on for the past 3 months. There have been at least 4-5 simply stunning, ravishing epsiodes that they can submit for thye Emmy's nest year already. Imagine what the next 6 months will bring. Having Paul Rauch, legendary producer, come on to take the show even to a higher level will be just fascinating to watch just as the show itself has been the consistently best soap opera on the air since it's reboot in July. Bravo! Brava! To everyone at the staff and cast of the show for taking it back to the glory days and bringing us true human emotion that does not rely on cheap gimmicks and out of this world, sci-fi, purple-gas blowing, totally violent, ridiculous stunts to continue it's reign at the top. It measures it's drama in slow-paced beats, human conflict and character development to wring all the drama it needs out of it's canvas. All I can say is I now watch Y&R the very first thing when I get home ( besides change out of my suit and into more comfortable clothes, grab a food bottle of wine and enjoy my favorite show again the way it was meant to be enjoyed. This new position change should only help to improve the show even more because I believe that Josh Griffith was a bit too green for a great war horse like Y&R. Paul Rauch will bring the show even more class, dynamic production and a savvy attitude to spruce things up. From all the spoilers I have read here and elsewhere, we are in for a delightful, possibly amazing autumn of continued drama in the lives and loves of the characters we adore. Thank you to the Bell family for reviving their father's stamp on the world of daytime and raising it back to it's A game just in the nick of time. Bill Bell was not a legend for no reason. He only saved DOOL from cancellation and created the top 2 soap operas in this country as well as the number one internationally successful show, B&B, Y&R's sister show, which is seen around the world, in many markets in prime time. Once again, Bravo! Brava! Log in to Reply J Bernard Jones September 10, 2008 The most interesting thing about Paul Rauch is his unpredictability a producer, which may or may not fit Y&R's brand of lush traditionalism. And he's not above changing a show's style to suit his own vision. Will he harken back to the glory days of intense familial and romantic conflict at Another World (which complements Y&R's style)? Will he emphasize camp and outrageous plots as he did on One Life to Live (where his tenure is either loved – by Ron Carlivati most of all – or derided) and Guiding Light (where his tenure is either derided or mostly tolerated)? Or will it be the train wreck of Rauch's time at Santa Barbara, a show whose entire look, style and character was changed to something unrecognizable from the show's glory days and for whom his infamous ""cigarette stomp" in the final shot of the show is considered by many as one of the most baffling (if not worst) scenes in the history of the genre? Indeed, Rauch understands the fundamentals of soap storytelling where, as KingTV said, it "measures it's drama in slow-paced beats, human conflict and character development." But he loves his sci-fi, out of this world, "blowing purple gas" plots, too. This is the man that brought us the original Mendorra, Viki Goes to Heaven in a Spaceship, the original 1888 Back to the Future Time Travel Western plot and hasn't-been-mentioned-in-a-long-time Underground City of Eterna — all on One Life to Live. And it was under Rauch that Guiding Light sent Reva and Josh to a murky Civil War past via time travel through a painting, introduced the hotly debated mobster Santos family and, most infamously, Clone Reva. And lets not forget that Rauch has a long and tortured history with his actors on every show. He's fired a lot of his show's most popular actors and killed longstanding characters. How will that play out with Y&R, a series that is in the forefront of showcasing its vets and fan favorites? I actually like Rauch's style of producing (not so much how he treats actors or characters he doesn't like). He has a vision and is willing to follow that vision for whatever show he is producing. He also is innovative and, every once in a while, ahead of his time: Clone Reva still illicits justified howls of derision for GL fans, but many forget it was during this storyline that Dolly the sheep was cloned and barely two years later when human cloning became a political hot potato in Congress. I wouldn't break out the champagne bottles about Rauch's arrival just yet. He's a wild card and there is no telling if his style will fit with Y&R. I'm betting it ultimately will do so. But with Paul Rauch, you never know…. ————————————– J Bernard Jones aka "DS9Sisko" Odo: You'd shoot a man in the back? Garak: It's the safest way, isn't it? — Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Log in to Reply THEBEST September 10, 2008 GOD, can GL get a new Head Writer & EP? 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In a piece entitled 'Is this the worst video game in the world?' last month, Fox News quoted US TV psychologist Carole Lieberman - who claimed that the popularity of certain adult
"For a game that's over-the-top, they probably helped sell more units than they convinced people to pick at us," Capps told Industry Gamers.
"What was most exciting about it for me [was the reaction from the media in the industry defending us]."
"Every journalist said this Fox report is junk... It's wonderful to see a media that's defending free speech."
"As for what it does for the industry as a whole I think it's terrible," Capps continued.
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BATON ROUGE, LA. (FOX44) — Cosmopolitan Magazine's November issue will celebrate this year's hottest bachelors from across the country. This year's group features professional athletes, an ER doctor, a race car driver, a set of twins, and even a Baton Rouge local.
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|Nov 28, 2010, 10:56 AM
My first RC electric airplane, brings back many good memories.
A speed 400 geared and 8 NiCad cells. Those were the days.
|Nov 29, 2010, 11:49 AM
I am Looking for the servos for the Throttle, Elevator, and the Rudder, What is a good servo match for the CR?
|Nov 29, 2010, 11:52 AM
Hitec HS55's, S-75's, S-90's and any other 8-9g servo.
|Nov 29, 2010, 12:15 PM
- Operating speed (4.8V no load): 0.12sec/60 degrees
- Stall torque (4.8V): 10.2oz/in (2kg/cm)
- Temperature range: -30 to +60'C
- Dead band width: 4usec
- Operating voltage: 3.5-8.4 volts
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|Nov 29, 2010, 04:32 PM
It is not worth the potential trouble to use low end servos like the tower ones. For throttle it may do fine and then there is little damage when they fail, but not for anything else.
Better to use something like the HS-56HB instead.
|Nov 29, 2010, 04:43 PM
i have used them for quite some time without any problems....but i can agree that a high end servo may be the way to go.....one less thing to go wrong.
|Nov 29, 2010, 05:24 PM
NE Georgia
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I use the cheap ones from hobby city/king. never had an in fight failure and field about 50 of them. HXT (I think is the brand). Only failures I've had are on my heli during a crash, 1 fixed wing failure when a control horn caught on grass and ripped the servo out of the wing.
I've lost 2 planes to two different hi end servos (elevator failure) in the last 3 years but not a single one to cheap servos.
|Nov 29, 2010, 05:54 PM
I tried a few of the HXT last year and lost a plane, so I'm a bit biased. To me it is not worth saving a few dollars initially, and plant a plane and loose hundreds of dollars...
|Nov 30, 2010, 08:43 AM
NE Georgia
Joined Aug 2008
347 Posts
It's a stable design. I lost signal on my fpv once and had to let it do its own thing 1/4 mile away and completely out of sight. it landed its self in my neighbours back pasture, landed on the front wheel and broke the fire wall.
personally being a cop now, I couldn't afford to field all of my small planes on $20 servos. my big fire breathing monsters all have good, metal gear servos on elevator and ailerons, still cheap on the rudder, flaps, gear and throttle.
|Nov 30, 2010, 09:01 AM
Well I lost the elevator and did several consecutive loops until I reduced the throttle and nosed into a small river next to the field. I never want to be in that situation again, luckily this time no one was hurt...
|Dec 08, 2010, 02:10 PM
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A question about CR weight:
I built a CR as a trainer to teach myself how to fly (in areas with no people and plenty of space). I have flown twice but both times the wind was MUCH higher in the air than it felt on the ground. The first flight the wind made the plan jump on final approach and I bent the gear a bit with a tumbling landing. The second flight I again found the wind was too high for the little plane, but as I came in to land and power down... I found the servo had jammed at mid throttle. I flew around at a little under half throttle to try and run it out of gas, but the plane was getting buffeted all over, and finally I lost control and crash landed entirely ripping off the landing gear.
So... to get to my point, I rebuilt it with a beefier gear and bigger tires, which looks and feels great, but it added quite a bit of weight to the plane. It now weighs in around 24oz. I have not flown it yet, but I'm wondering if anyone has flown a CR that heavy (or heavier) and if I should be concerned.
I think the extra couple ounces will actually help on breezy days, and I plan to set the ailerons down a bit for some added lift, but I don't want to have to land the thing at 30MPH. Any input would be appreciated.
Just realized power matters: it is running a Norvel .074, which seemed to be more than enough power for the plane at it's previous weight of 21.5oz or so... as proven by it staying aloft a less than half throttle on a windy day.
|Dec 08, 2010, 06:08 PM
i wouldnt think the extra couple ounces will hurt any....well.... as long as the plane still balances out or is slightly nose heavy....and it sounds like this would be the case as you have added the weight forward of the balance point....right?
.........with more than enough power from the engine i would think about adding to the prop if there is clearance
|Dec 09, 2010, 04:25 PM
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Joined Oct 2010
169 Posts
Thanks SK. I figured I would be OK considering the listed stock weight with electric is listed as 22.2oz, and I have the added wing area of ailerons, but I'm glad you agree.
Glad to hear you favor nose heavy too. I actually had to remove weight from the nose (a stack of nickles glued into the engine mount... classy) after the rebuild, and now it is just a touch nose heavy, so there could be some frantic newbie trimming at the start of my next flight. And I just ordered a 7x3.5 prop per your recommendation (currently running a 6x3).
Oh, and I also added a secondary muffler (made out of a small spritzer can) which also added weight on the nose. I test ran it last night and it was amazing - the plane is so quiet I ran it in a small bathroom (for the exhaust fan) and it was quieter than my wife's hair dryer. It does not seem to impact power, but I will have to get outside with an RPM meter to test that theory. I will post pics and data when I get the chance.
|Dec 15, 2010, 06:54 PM
is it me or does the boom on your stealth sport not level with trust line
sorry like design just wondering, i believe ive gleemed enough info from photo to wanna find one of these kits it looks like it would be a demon with a os fp 10
|Dec 23, 2010, 09:05 PM
Browns Mills,NJ
Joined Dec 2007
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Hi guys i was thinking about getting a cloud ranger.I have a tt07 and a os fp10 sittin around.I have only built one other stick kit all my planes are arf type.So i have some questions on building.Is the fuse built with any epoxy or all ca?Thin ,med or thick ca?I was thinking medium on the fuse and thin on the wing parts. Epoxy to join the wing halves&engine mount .Thanks for any info from your experiences-Don
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March 18, 2012
The Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film will honor legendary Canadian director Atom Egoyan, during the 18th Annual Chlotrudis Awards. Mr. Egoyan will be in attendance to accept his special award and to celebrate his achievements as a filmmaker. Chlotrudis is honored to bring Mr. Egoyan to Boston to bestow upon him its special Hall of Fame award, and to celebrate his influential and compelling filmography. Atom Egoyan has been exploring the hows and whys of truth, identity, memory, fidelity and loss, through the medium of film for over three decades. After garnering several Chlotrudis nominations, including a Best Movie and Best Director nod for The Sweet Hereafter in 1998, Mr. Egoyan was honored with a special Directing award by the Society. Often heralded for his unique visual style, his later films, Where The Truth Lies and Chloe have received Chlotrudis nods for Best Visual Design and Best Cinematography, respectively. Mr. Egoyan films tackle difficult subjects, and Ararat, one of his most epic films, showed up on several Chlotrudis members' top film lists for 2002. Join us in celebrating the achievements of Atom Egoyan at the 18th Annual Chlotrudis Awards! This gala event with a grass roots twist features the announcement of the Society's picks for the best films and performances of 2011, with entertaining musical numbers, tributes, and special awards presented to guest filmmakers. Visit the Chlotrudis website at chlotrudis.org for a complete list of this year's nominees and to learn more about this exciting local film society!
40 Brattle St, Harvard Square
Cambridge, MA 02138
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