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- 2 Sheets BasicGrey Urban Prairie Monarch
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Petticoat
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Morning Glory
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Milk
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Bluebird
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Kettle
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Alpha stickers
- BasicGrey Urban Prairie Chip sticker Alphas
- Photos
- Black Pen
- Glue
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- Scissors
- White Pen
- Cutting Mat
1. Trim barcode strip off of the Bluebird paper.
2. Cut Kettle Paper down to 11"x11".
3. Cut one sheet of the Monarch paper to 11 1/4" x 8" round the top left hand corner.
4. Take the bottom half of the Monarch paper and cut to 3"x 11 1/2" and round the bottom right had corner.
5. Cut Milk sheet to 7"x 9 1/4" .
6. Cut Morning Glory paper to 5 1/4" x 6 3/4".
7. Cut Petticoat into thin strip about 11 1/2"x1".
8. Take second sheet of the Monarch paper, using a cutting mat and craft knife with a sharp blade. Carefully cut out the yellow, pink, and blue butterfly with a small edge.
9. Apply the Kettle paper on top of the Bluebird paper leaving about a 1/2" edge.
10. Adhere the 11 1/4" sheet of Monarch paper to the top portion of the black sheet.
11. Adhere the 7" sheet of the Milk paper 1" inside the Monarch paper.
12. With scalloped scissors, cut Petticoat paper in a wave. Apply to the bottom portion of the Milk paper.
13. Adhere the 3" Monarch paper to the bottom portion on the bottom half of the Petticoat paper.
14. Adhere you 5 x 6 1/2" photo on to the Morning Glory paper.
15. Place in the bottom left portion of the page.
16. Adhere the other photo to the upper right hand corner.
17. Add the chip alpha's above the large picture.
18. Add the stars on top of two of the letters. Use a white pen to add detail to the T and the N.
19. Add the alpha stickers just above the chip alphas.
20. Take the cut out butterflies and fold the two whole butterflies in half. Add adhesive to the middle center and adhere to the top of the identical yellow butterfly.
21. Adhere the other butterflies where you desire.
22. Use a black pen to dot the page with lines.
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A different kind of Thanksgiving
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*************************************************************** S O J O M A I L Promoting faith, reason, compassion, and justice in days of violence and fear Brought to you by SojoNet Publisher of Sojourners magazine Visit: http://www.Sojo.net +++++++++++++++++++++++ 21-November-2001 +++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++ A different kind of Thanksgiving +++++++++++++++ Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k *Robert Reich: you are what you sell S o u l W o r k s *A different kind of Thanksgiving B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t *Respect Ramadan: Week 2 S o j o C i r c l e s *Join...or start...a SojoCircle in your part of the world C u l t u r e W a t c h *The trouble with Harry Potter B o o m e r a n g *SojoMail readers hit reply ****************************************************************** Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "As we work harder and sell ourselves more intensely, and as we adopt the market-directed ethos of our age, many of us are anxious about what's becoming of our families, our friendships, our broader communities, and even our innermost selves." - Robert B. Reich, former US Secretary of Labor ******************************************************************* S o u l W o r k s +++++++++++++++++++ A different kind of Thanksgiving by Rose Marie Berger Why is this Thanksgiving different from all other Thanksgivings? Borrowing from the traditional question asked by the youngest child at the Jewish celebration of the Passover, this question will be answered by 5,000 empty places at Thanksgiving tables across America. If we add to that table a place for those lost to terrorism around the world, we need to set a very large table indeed. This Thanksgiving is different from all others. In some ways, this Thanksgiving is more "American" than it has been in years. We have pulled together as a nation in the shock, grief, anger, and healing following Sept. 11. Now, as a newly united people, we sit together for a radical act of "table fellowship." It is at this table that we bring the best of who we are; we offer our "first fruits" to God; we sit together as family, friends, and community. We welcome the stranger into our homes. Everyone contributes what they can; everyone takes away what they need. And there are always "leftovers." On this Thanksgiving people across the United States and even around the world are extending their table to include the people in Afghanistan. Some people are "passing the hat" at the Thanksgiving table, others are calculating the cost of their Thanksgiving celebration, then making a donation to humanitarian agencies working in Afghanistan. It is an honor and a joy to celebrate Thanksgiving. Pablo Neruda's poem "The Great Tablecloth" gives us a hint of what this celebration may one day look like.... Let us sit down soon to eat with all those who haven't eaten: let us spread great tablecloths, put salt in the lakes of the world, set up planetary bakeries, tables with strawberries in snow and a plate like the moon itself from which we can all eat... For more Sojourners Thanksgiving worship resources, go to: http://www.sojo.net/feedtheAfghanpeople/index.cfm/action/worship_resources.html For agencies providing direct relief in Afghanistan: Christian Aid http://www.christian-aid.org.uk/index.htm Oxfam http://www.oxfam.org.uk/donation/afghanistan.html International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent https://www-secure.ifrc.org/donation/donate.asp Mennonite Central Committee http://www.mcc.org/afghancrisis/index.html Mercy Corps http://www.mercycorps.org/ American Jewish World Service http://www.ajws.org/afgan_projpg.html ****************************************************************** A MORAL RESPONSE TO TERRORISM: CONSCIENCE IN A TIME OF WAR A new study series by the editors of Sojourners magazine. This study guide - designed for use in classrooms, Sunday school sessions, small groups, and study circles - will be available December 1. For a table of contents and to pre-order your copy, go to: http://www.sojo.net/feedtheafghanpeople/index.cfm/action/study_guide.html ******************************************************************* B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Respect Ramadan: Week 2 Since Sojourners' initial invitation to Christians, Jews, and people of faith and good will to act in solidarity with Muslims by fasting for Ramadan, we have heard an inter- national groundswell of response to the idea. People in England, Australia, and throughout the United States are respecting Ramadan any way they can and donating the money that would be spent on food to humanitarian agencies providing direct relief in Afghanistan. Share stories of how you're respecting Ramadan in an online forum at: http://www.sojo.net/get_connected/index.cfm/mode/display/forum_id/21/action/forums.html We offer the following suggestions on fasting, daily prayers, and daily prayer readings. Week Two: November 23-29 The second week's selections are from the "revelation to David" in the Hebrew scripture. November 23: Psalms 102 November 24: Psalms 107:33-43, 108:1-13 November 25: Psalm 118 November 26: Psalm 106:1-18 November 27: Psalms 121, 122, 123 November 28: Psalm 119:145-176 November 29: Psalms 131, 132 http://www.sojo.net/feedtheAfghanpeople/index.cfm/action/ramadan_readings#2.html ******************************************************************* Did You Know? Since Sept. 11, SojoNet has experienced a seven-fold increase in traffic and the SojoMail community is outpacing our wildest growth projections. We need your help to respond to and support a growing need for our resources. Sojourners and its online communications network rely on your charitable contributions. Click here to Donate Now! http://www.sojo.net/Online_Giving/ ****************************************************************** S o j o C i r c l e s +++++++++++++++++++++ Join...or start...a SojoCircle in your part of the world In the month of November, Sojourners is launching SojoCircles, a network of local study groups that meet monthly (more or less) to explore and discuss such issues as terrorism on the homefront, U.S. military actions on the warfront, the contours of Islam, and the politics of the Middle East. New groups have been set up in the following locales. Contact group facilitators if you live in the area and would like to join in: Columbus, OH: Wendy Putka - firstname.lastname@example.com New York, NY: Angel Adams - firstname.lastname@example.com Haverton/Philadelphia, PA: Amy Dwyer - email@example.com Green Bay, WI: Jill Taylor-Bussiere - email@example.com Charlotte, NC: Dennis Teall-Fleming - email@example.com San Francisco, CA: Brad Berky - firstname.lastname@example.com Sydney, Australia: Vladimir Korotkov - firstname.lastname@example.com Baltimore/Washington, D.C. area: Contact - email@example.com Sojourners is looking for leaders around the country and internationally who are willing to pull together friends, family, members of a community; it may even be an existing study group that would like to follow the Sojourners study guide. If you so choose, we also will publish your email contact in SojoMail so that other readers in your region can join in. If you are interested in becoming a group leader and/or want to order the Sojourners study guide - "A Moral Response to Terrorism: Conscience in a Time of War" - please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, call us at 1-800-714-7474, or visit http://www.sojo.net -------------------------------------------------------------------------- C u l t u r e W a t c h ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The trouble with Harry Potter By Julia Scheeres When Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone hit American theaters last Friday, was Satan in line to buy a ticket? "You couldn't ask for a better poster child against censorship than Harry Potter," say freedom-of-speech advocates. http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,48396,00.html?tw=wn20011115 *********************************************************************** Read Sojourners Magazine Sharp, incisive yet metal detector friendly! YOU CAN TAKE US ANYWHERE $19.95 Special introductory rate ($24.95 if outside the U.S.) $15.00 Student rate (U.S. only) Subscribe today! http://www.sojo.net/magazine/index.cfm/action/subscribe_form.html ************************************************************************ B o o m e r a n g +++++++++++++++++ Phyllis T. Albritton of Blacksburg, Virginia wrote: Thank you for Sojourners' lead in encouraging us in solidarity with our Muslim sisters and brothers during Ramadan. We, in Blacksburg, Virginia, will be joining our friends in breaking the fast periodically. ----------------- Fr. Emmett Jarrett, TSSF of New London, Conneticut wrote: Thank you for Jim Wallis's thoughtful editorial on "Ramadan." I respect his decision...but I am not fasting this Ramadan. The reason is this. One of the things that is truly admirable about Muslim brothers and sisters (and some of these I know personally, others by hearing) is their devotion to the traditions of their faith. Ramadan fasting is their way to do it. I respect that and honor them for keeping faith with their traditional practice. That is part of what gives them the courage to resist U.S., Western, and other modernist assaults on their way of life. I want to be part of a similar resistance among American and "Western" Christians (and others) to resist the destruction of our traditional culture and faith by global corporate capitalism and its consumerist values. To that end, I propose (for myself) to be faithful to the traditions of fasting of my own faith and culture. The Friday fast, as well as the Lenten fast of 40 days, is the Christian equivalent of Ramadan. If I and other Christians are as faithful to our practices as Muslims are to theirs, together we may be able to forge a true spiritual alliance to resist the destruction of all of our communities and values. ----------------- Karen Harrison of Toronto, Canada wrote: How wonderful it is that Sojourners has called for an international Ramadan fast. In Toronto, we will be doing this fast through a network of faith friends called the Faith Action Network: http://www.myto.com/groups-fan and the Toronto Coalition for Global Justice and Peace: http://www.myto.com/groups-peace. ---------------- Chris Crye of La Crosse, Wisconsin wrote: I have been quite taken back by the continual call on your part to honor Ramadan. The prayers and practices suggested by Rose Marie Berger would suggest you hold the view that Islam and Christianity fall into the same category, just calling the same God by a different name. I have noticed a distinct absence of references to Jesus and his prescriptions for life. I know these are new times we live in but it seems that we too easily abandon the conviction that Jesus is the only way for this politically correct salve of honoring Ramadan, etc., for the sake of not appearing to be Muslim haters. I understand that much has been done in the name of Christianity that is an abomination but God remains the same: Jesus is the exalted Son of God and Muhammad is not His prophet. ------------------- Bill Ramsey of St. Louis, Missouri wrote: There are 62 Christian and Jews joining in the Ramadan fast here in St. Louis. We vigil each Sunday evening in front of the Catholic Cathedral and break our fast with dates and soup and bread. On the Sunday before Ramadan we had 110 people at the vigil to launch the fast. We will meet with Muslim communities and Muslim student groups to break the fast together on several other evenings. Many of us are attending Friday prayers. We have found all your materials very helpful. Please let us know if there is word of others fasting around the country and the world. ------------------- Jay Martin of Ephrata, Pennsylvania wrote: I do not know of one example in modern times where Arab nations in conflict have ceased military operations during Ramadan. In fact, I believe the 1973 war with Israel was started during Ramadan. The idea that we would give our enemy a month to redeploy, rest, and reinforce would be military foolishness and, I believe, do absolutely nothing to endear us to the Muslim world. Muslim resentment is a complex issue, but we are not going to solve it with a few simple steps. The idea that if we "Feed the People, Halt the Bombing, Honor Ramadan" we will somehow turn the tide is naive. The fact that we are assisting Muslims in Afghanistan (the Northen Alliance) seems to be of no merit in some people's eyes. The fact that we have freed Kuwait (yes, I know oil was part of the equation), intervened in Somalia, helped Bosnia, and went to bat in Kosovo, all in the past 10-15 years, seems to have done nothing to alleviate deep-seated Islamic suspicion and outright hatred to the United States. I believe there is a way to stop "already serious Muslim resentment," but it involves appeasement on a grand scale. Abandon Israel, create a Palestinian state, arm only Arab countries in the Middle East, help Pakistan fight against India, make our laws to more closely resemble Islamic law, and be on standby to help them militarily only when they ask us to. In other words, make our culture match theirs. ------------------- Mark E. Roberts of Tulsa, Oklahoma wrote: I agree with aiding civilian Afghans massively but not with ceasing the bombing of Taliban military targets during Ramadan. You make my full support of your proposal impossible by wrongly linking two distinct actions. Moreover, the fall of the Taliban in Kabul will lessen the need for bombing of military targets and help aid to reach more Afghans. ----- *Ed. note: We hope that our readers will pursue the actions in our campaign to the extent their consciences and good judgment allow them. Offering aid to the Afghan people on a massive scale can, and should, be supported even by those who cannot support the halting of the bombing for Ramadan. The prayerful discipline of the season can also be respected, and practiced, regardless of one's position on the bombing. ------------------ David Pruett of Lake Village, Arkansas wrote: I salute you for observing Ramadan, but I would like to point out that this "war" is not about religion or faith, but about hatred; it has almost nothing to do with Islam. Bin Laden will strike at America at Christmas if the opportunity presents itself, and it is the lawlessness we need to curb, not the people of Arab lands. Right now, the only friends the Palestinians have is Israel. They are not wanted in neighboring countries, not wanted in Europe nor in the U.S., so I hope you can cut the Israelis a little slack here. I am an Episcopalian, but I do love Judaism for its simplicity, hospitality, and its "family" orientation. I love the Holy Land, and I am glad the Jews have a place to call home; this is why the neighboring countries are standing by allowing a few people of hatred to do their dirty work. ------------------- Rabbi Arthur Waskow of The Shalom Center wrote: Although I agree with a great deal of David Batstone's article - "The American people are not ready for peace in Palestine" - and though I have spend 30 years struggling for a just peace between Palestine and Israel, his formulation grates very harshly on my ear precisely because it says "...is reached in Palestine." I would have said "between Israel and Palestine." What does it mean to conclude a "peace treaty IN Palestine"? Is the whole territory from the Jordan to the sea "Palestine"? If so, what is Israel? ------------------- Tom Boughan of Cowan, Tennessee wrote: What David Batstone says about fundamentalist Christians and Palestine is true. Pat Robertson is saying that a Palestine state is against God's will, and He will destroy those who try to create one. He's also been saying that Islam is the enemy in the war on terrorism, that it is not a peaceful religion, and that Osama bin Laden is the norm for Islam. That is like saying David Koresh is the norm for Christianity. On the Christian Broadcastsing Network Web site, the hawkish Israel position is usually presented and never anything about the Palestinian side. -------------------- Kirk Hoiberg of San Mateo, California wrote: David Batstone's recent article is deeply flawed. One of his central contentions is that "Since 1948, Britain and the United States have carried out a one-sided allegiance to Israel, almost deaf to the justifiable demands for Arab justice."... An October 4 article in the Economist presents a more balanced view. Although worth reading in its entirety, the Economist makes several important points, quoted below, which contradict Batstone's simplistic characterization: 1. "At no point did America endorse the idea that the lands Israel captured in 1967 could be legitimately held. Since 1967, America has stood behind the land-for-peace formula enshrined in Security Council Resolution 242. Successive administrations have declared Jewish settlements in the territories illegal under international law and an obstacle to peace." 2. "From 1948 until Egypt alone broke ranks in 1979, the Arab states and Palestinians alike refused to accept Israel's right to exist under any circumstances and within any borders. As for Resolution 242, the Palestinians themselves rejected it out of hand. There could, said the Arab League from Khartoum that year, be no negotiation, recognition, or peace with the Jewish state." 3. "Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization waited until 1988 - 40 years and five wars late - before renouncing terrorism and recognizing Israel's right to exist. Mr. Arafat's 1988 decision was a breakthrough. And when such breakthroughs have created chances for mediation, most American presidents have tried to grab them. Richard Nixon saw the conflict through a Cold War prism, with the Middle East as a place to win client states and avoid a superpower war. But even he tried to push the disengagement agreements after the 1973 Yom Kippur war into something more substantial. Jimmy Carter, with a Christian faith in the possibility of peaceful compromise, tried hard to turn Anwar Sadat's stunning trip to Jerusalem into a broader Arab-Israeli settlement.... In addition to his historical shortcomings, Batstone fails to mention something more recent that might explain some a widespread American reluctance to support the Palestinians. The two sides came very close to a comprehensive peace settlement last July at Camp David under Bill Clinton. Was this proposed settlement perfect? Of course not. But, by almost any objective measure, the proposed Camp David accord was reasonably fair. It delivered meaningful concessions to and required them from both sides.... It is disturbing that Batstone's article makes no mention whatsoever of the Camp David talks last July. Who edits the executive editor? ---------------- Deborah Rodney of Portland, Oregon wrote: I am shocked by the cold heart of Don Griffin. To say that Afghans are culls and should be killed sounds similar to the words of many Germans who supported the brutal "elimination" of millions of Jewish people. 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By 10b4me
Apr 17, 2004
|Really unique route at RR. If you like Indian Creek, you'll like this one. I'd recommend 3 each of purple and green Camalots (0.5 and 0.75). I found the first pitch really fun; I found the crux on the second pitch really hard, even for 5.10+...BTW, we have beta about several RR routes and loads of US and Canadian classics on our site: ericandlucie.com.
By d-know
From: electric lady land
Jan 26, 2006
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
SUPERB. one of the best single pitch crack routes in Red Rocks.
Crux maybe the bulge after first anchor.
By M.Morley
From: Sacramento, CA
Dec 31, 2006
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|A great "bonus" pitch after climbing a long route on Solar Slab.
By John Wilder
From: Las Vegas, NV
Mar 12, 2007
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|really great route with varied movement and great pro. stout, though- especially the second pitch. i'd say the first pitch is height dependent at the crux- the shorter you are, the tougher you have to be!
By tallmark515
From: San Francisco
Nov 30, 2009
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
Stems, liebacks and jams on P1 and a powerful but short .10d crux lieback on P2.
Great route and a lot of good rests, I just wish it was longer.
By Stone Nude
Nov 2, 2011
|I remember thinking that the second pitch crux bulge would protect better with non-BD sizes. The green was too big or too small, I forget. Might be smart to mix up brands on this one a bit. Agree that the P1 crux felt stretchy, definitely some in-your-face climbing, way fun.
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Nov 2, 2011
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
|i thought i remember the bulge being #2 friend, but it has been a really long time since i did it.
By Mostafa
From: Alameda, CA
Dec 23, 2013
|Pitch one seemed more like low 5.10 with a mid to hard 5.10 crux there are a couple good rests tho. Pitch two was burly for me but protects really well. Crux gear beta. .75 seemed small and 1 camalot seemed to big. The crack flares a little behind I had a 1 go in easily from good position that ended up getting stuck...came back next day to retrieve it. Single rack with doubles .5-2 is nice don't forget the small gear tho..you'll thank me for that.
By Weston L
From: Summerlin, NV
Jan 26, 2014
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
Pretty damn good! Hollow but seemingly solid features to start with, although that definitely was a surprise to me. Webbing at both rappel stations in good shape as of 1/26/14.
RE the crux...first pitch felt harder for me, but I'm also short...and have a rather low IQ, so YMMV.


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Based on the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald novel of the same name, "The Great Gatsby" casts Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway — and already Baz Luhrmann's film is at a deficit. Maguire, impressive and perfectly cast throughout most of his fantastic career, gets lost in Luhrmann's eye-popping, era-melding, grandiose narrative. It's odd, because Maguire's mere presence — his big, expressive eyes, his slight, everyman vulnerable physicality — almost always elicits empathy before he even opens his mouth. It's not working here.
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For instance, when we first meet Daisy, the doors open to a grand room filled with waves of beautiful white curtains billowing in the wind, seemingly permeating every part of the room, as if opening the doors to heaven. It's an indelible, stunning image. When the balcony doors are closed, the curtains gently drift to the floor to reveal Daisy, lollygagging on the couch with her friend, golf pro Jordan Baker (Elizabeth Debicki). Both Mulligan and Debicki are striking figures but after being treated to the fantastic spectacle that precedes them, who cares?
This is how Luhrmann completely undermines his own movie, and it is confounding. He's assembled an incredible and talented cast and then turned them into set pieces. Leonardo DiCaprio as Jay Gatsby is supposed to be the star of this movie but Luhrmann is so focused on immersing us in the sights and sounds of this fusion of eras he's created, DiCaprio is practically irrelevant.
DiCaprio gives it his best as the title character but this may be the only time his best won't do. Everything meant to make him an empathetic character is channeled into a flapper twerking in a backroom speakeasy, or a spectacular party scene in a New York City apartment featuring an unhinged Tobey Maguire and a track by Jay-Z, a scene that harkens back to Luhrmann's best movie, 2001′s "Moulin Rouge!" These scenes are indeed entertaining moments — they just don't serve the story. Likewise, Jack White's soundtrack cover of U2′s "Love Is Blindness" and Lana Del Rey's performance of "Young and Beautiful," both complementing the visuals, are viscerally moving yet ultimately frustrating — again, because none of it serves the story. Same goes for the 3D. Though stunning during the well-choreographed party scenes in Gatsby's ostentatious mansion, the effect mostly seems like an attempt to add depth to a film that desperately needs it.
While doing press for "The Great Gatsby," both Luhrmann and DiCaprio have discussed what it was like to read "The Great Gatsby" as an adult after first reading it in junior high school. The message is that after putting some tread on the proverbial tires of life, adults are better suited to grasp the complexities and subtleties of this particular literary masterpiece. Funny, then, how Luhrmann spoon feeds "Gatsby" to the audience through spectacular visuals and hip recording artists, and in the process blunts the story's emotional impact and meaning.
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Where is this land of the bike lane you speak of? I would totally use that if they had them around here. Just a lot of country roads and thankfully usually not a lot of traffic where I am. I ride alone and hug the side of the road as close as I'm able. What really irritates me is the people who seem to have a real issue with bikes. Full size pickup truck who misses your handlebar by about 3 inches as they pass you at 45-50 mph on a 30 mph street. No traffic coming, could easily move a half a foot to the left, but would rather see how close they can get without actually hitting you. This is a small percent of motorists - but it's definitely something you can expect to have happen at least once per ride around here.


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MUMBAI: A Kalbadevi traffic constable, Rajesh Patil (name changed), was slapped and abused by a woman at Crawford Market on Tuesday evening, after he told her driver to show his licence. Shahin Biraya, an Agripada resident, had got her driver to park her car outside the police headquarters.
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BECKERMAN –Jessie, memorial service and dinner 4 p.m. Sunday at Trucksville United Methodist Church, 17 W. Church Rd., Trucksville, PA 18708.
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TheRustyMan (2)Whatever happened to the Killers?...Colin Rinehart (2.5)A mostly redundant album with occasional flashes of brilliance....Daniel Davis (2)A sluggish, boring album with little in the way of memorable songs and a lot in the echo d...ThyCrossAwaits (3)2012: Year of the Springsteen...
worst album ever agreed cant wait to listen to it
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This is not what I expected.... at all..
Digging: Thou - Heathen
i think they stopped flying f4s before 1992... the credibility of this review is in question
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"The Mormon Maverick" heh
Digging: Nicki Minaj - The Pinkprint
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Classy review. Album is wretched.
Album Rating: 2.0Bruce "Boss" Flowers
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Digging: Gates - Bloom and Breathe
Album Rating: 2.0Genius. Pure genius I say
Album Rating: 2.0not what i was expecting to hear. not even a favorite song.
Album Rating: 1.5I liked the rating chart a lot more when there was no 1's and 1.5's but just a tower of 2's.
this was perfect
Digging: Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta III - Saturnian Poetry
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'yo how do you do strikethroughs on this website'
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Alex Segura of DC Comics has announced that starting on July 1st, J. Michael Straczynski will be writing the flagship books for two members of the fabled DCU trinity, Superman and Wonder Woman. DC will announce the names of those who will be teaming with JMS on these titles, and the new directions these fabled heroes will be taking over the next few months.
In a statement posted on DC's The Source blog JMS talked about what the opportunity to write the flagship title for the Man of Steel means to him: "For as long as I've been doing conventions (starting in the early Cretaceous period, when it was just me and a handful of pterosaurs on a panel debating whether or not mammals with opposable thumbs were really necessary to the writing of quality comics, a point still hotly debated today), there has always been the same question from folks in the audience: "Is there any one character who is your dream character to write for?" The answer has always been the same: Superman. When I first came over to DC, that dream was realized in part by Dan DiDio's gracious invitation to write the first of potentially many Superman original graphic novels. Now the dream has come fully true with the opportunity to write for the mainstream title, in a story that returns Superman to his roots in a way that will have the whole country talking about him in ways that we haven't seen in a long time."
And he seemed almost as excited to be penning the Wonder Woman title (which Gail Simone is leaving to write Birds of Prey): "Similarly, the chance to write Wonder Woman — the nearest analogue to Superman in the DCU — is massively exciting. She's a vital, powerful character, and we hope to bring a more contemporary sensibility to her character will retaining everything that makes her unique."
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19 November 1861: "the result of these elections shows an improved condition among our people for we are to remember that half of the voting population of our country is absent in their country's defence…"
Item description: Letter, 19 November 1861, from Hardy Hardison, Scuppernong, N.C., to William S. Pettigrew, Raleigh, N.C. In the letter, Hardison, a local physician, alludes to the controversy surrounding the election of militia officers in Washington County in late 1861. … Continue reading
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|Thu, 07-18-2013 - 9:15am
Manicured or could you care less what your yard looks like?
What kind of dresser are you - classy, trendy, bold or combination/no one particular style?
Cook in/grill out or go out on a scorching hot day?
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 7:32am
Manicured or could you care less what your yard looks like?
The half near the house is mowed, the other half is left on its own, overgrown.
What kind of dresser are you - classy, trendy, bold or combination/no one particular style?
None of the above. I see what's out there each season, what I/the kids need and buy. "Fall" clothes have just started coming out and I'm making my mental list, already ordered quite a bit online for my children.
Cook in/grill out or go out on a scorching hot day?
Both. I don't mind using the oven since the air conditioning's on. It's summer, we use the barbecue. I never thought the weather discourages people or dictates when to barbecue. It's summer, it's outdoors, it's going to be hot. Just turn on the fan.
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 7:49am

I don't like the design in that first dress. I can't tell if that's the front or the back of the second one, I like the color but not the cut.

I couldn't tell the front from the back either. I'm totally not for fabric buttons and gathering at the waist tells me they're hiding a fat bum. Please don't get me started on polka dots. Unless a woman has an abolutely stunning figure (and I'm being kind), polka dots stop in the kids department.
While we're at it, the pattern on the first dress evokes my friend's re-upholstered settee. It's furniture fabric.
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 7:56am

jamblessedthree wrote:
Which one... The second one? Where? The neck and neckline could pass for a front or back side to me. I don't see visible boobs either.

the neck and neckline - yes, could be the back. But that gathered detail? That HAS to be on the front. Can you imagine what someone's asssss would like like with that on it? <blink blink>

There's always been gathering in the back. You may not be able to carry it off but many women can. And there are no boobs on the second dress which is what Jamblessed said. I can't speak for your figure but those are not "boobs."
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:02am

That looks like something you'd wear to a beach party, mops. And it's very revealing too.

Yah, too sheer and well, cheap. Sorry if your summer closet is overflowing with maxi dresses, and I know you're super thin, but maxi dresses shout fat, lol.
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:07am

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/donna-karan-collection-first-layer-cashmere-blend-maxi-skirt/3397013?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=1054&cm_sp=personalizedsort-_-browseresults-_-1_3_A

I don't know if I could pull this off b/c the model looks very tall but I don't think this looks too young. And I love the subtle color! But yea, to each their own! I think that sundress is something my almost 16 year old would like, She actually has something similar to it, Hers has this matching vest.

Me likey! I would get it hemmed 4 inches. It's one of those pretty colors I wouldn't get many wears out of ~ I'm sure it'd get a stray mark when I'm not looking.
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:10am
That is a beautiful skirt, but you need to be tall, thin, with a firm behind and belly, no cellulite and no saddle bags. It is not a style that forgives anything. IMO, it would look best on a thin, firm 18-25 YO.
How old are you? Hasn't the fitness craze passed thru your area? And I think only genetics give women saddle bags. Easily solved if one wants to, ha!
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:11am
Also, Jams (still can't get the edit function to work), although that skirt is beautiful and expensive, it is very casual in style. It would work for a relaxed brunch at an upscale country club, that sort of thing. In regular life, I am not quite sure where you would wear it.
To the grocery store. I don't like "saving things." Not in that color though, but a shade or 2 darker. Ya gotta live.
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:12am
|Sat, 07-20-2013 - 8:13am
OMG, upholstery, Yes. That's what that pattern looks like to me too.
Insofar as polkadots on the second picture, I do think some small polka dots like that can be flattering on some figures. About the cut, is that gathering supposed to hide tummy bulge then? Fooled me too, I thought it was the back.


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I've got this little problem. I'm always wondering if the problems I experience SHOULD be happening. For example, on one day with one song I may record a singer using X chain and say, Wow! That needs nothing. I'm cool with that!. The very next day on a different song I may say, I'd rather drink bleach or watch daytime talk shows than use that sound. This sounds terrible!
This is not me losing my mind. I've gotten where my tastes seem to be fairly consistent. There's