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Last year saw Andy C reign supreme once more as he was crowned Best DJ for the 10th successive year; a record for the drum and bass industry. He was the highest drum and bass representative at DJs top 100 DJs Poll at number 28, and started the year getting the ultimate accolade from the bible of dance music Mixmag listing him in the top 10 of their Club lands Ultimate Power List. While running his label, signing new talents, producing and traveling across the globe to play some of the biggest clubs, Andy C is a busy man, and one of dance musics best ambassadors.
Andys musical background started with nothing more than a drum kit which he was bought by his parents when he was five years old. Like most things Andy tries, it quickly became an obsession practicing at any given opportunity. Andys fascination with dance music and its culture came about largely thanks to his older sister who was at the heart of its emergence in and around 86/87. One of the first tunes he heard was the legendary Voodoo Ray by A Guy Called Gerald. When I heard that something clicked and that was the start of everything. Andy recalls.
Andy considers himself lucky growing up in Essex, as there were a few good pirate radio stations to choose from including Centre Force and Sunrise, broadcasting 24/7 and playing the latest dance music on offer. It became an obsession. To Andys sheer delight it wasnt long before his sister took him to his first rave when he was only 13!
However, it wasnt until 1991 that Andy decided he wanted to become And DJ and create the kind of vibe that was making dancefloors erupt. He became obsessive and quickly managed to get a slot with the late shift on his local pirate station Cyndicate FM. Andy would play almost every night of the week, which was usually followed by him falling asleep in the studio, before he would walk home around the same time that the majority would be getting up and going to work.
His first club slot was for a club night on Shaftsbury Avenue. On the night his car broke down on the way in to town, and he had to hail a cab and get a night bus back! Soon Andy was opening at Telepathy, where he stayed from 10pm-6am for every event, so that if someone didnt turn up hed fill in. This loyalty paid off, and Andy rightfully earned his residency at Telepathy.
It was in 1993 that the scene started to explode; jungle club nights and raves were packed out every week and Andy saw his bookings soar, and he became part of the drum&bass family; every Thursday he would meet up with Hype and Brockie. They would go to Section 5, Black Market, Unity Records and end up down at the legendary Music House cutting dubs. In parallel to his thriving DJ career, Andy was becoming an excellent producer, teaching himself the basics of computer programming and experimenting with beats. Friend of the family Ant Miles a talented sound engineer heard one of Andys rearrangement of Voodoo Ray and offered help. They quickly became a team: from his relentless Djing Andy knew what music to do, and Ant knew how to make it.
Their first release together was as Desired State. Soon Andy was confident enough to produce on his own and, at 16, his first solo effort the Sour Mash EP became the first release on his label Ram Records, created thanks to a £1,000 loan from his uncle. Ant and Andy went around the shops selling the EP themselves and to their delight, it sold a promising 2,500 copies.
However, nothing could have prepared them for the consequences of their first track as Origin Unknown, a piece of drum & bass history. Valley Of The Shadows released in 1993 - became an absolute all-time classic. The track was so popular that Andy was even being booked to perform live P.As of the track which he confesses involved nothing more than playing a DAT whilst standing next to unplugged keyboard!
The unstoppable rise of Andy C as a DJ, producer, A&R and label boss kept on through the nineties. The Origin Unknown remix of Busta Rhymes Woo Haa in 1996 added another skill to the 20-year-old producer, and was followed by many more, for Reprazent and Adam F amongst others. Enrolling new members, including old friend Shimon, Ram compiled their first album Origin Unknown presents The Speed Of Sound, in 1996. Another showcase of the Ram stable, Sound In Motion, was released in 1998 with No Reality, another landmark 12, produced by Andy, Ant and Shimon as Ram Trilogy. It was followed by an album Molten Beats a year later.
2001 was another stepping stone for Andy C as a track he recorded with Shimon, an insanely catchy instrumental called Bodyrock, crashed into the national charts at 28. The same year, Andy started to capture the energy of his DJ sets through a powerful mix of Ram singles and EP called Ram Raiders, and some stunning remixes such as Adam Fs Stand Clear (featuring MOP) as Origin Unknown.
It was followed by a Drum & Bass Arena and a Fabric Live Mix CDs. The concept stepped up with the release of the hugely successful Nightlife mixed compilation in 2003, followed by Nightlife 2 A Drum And Bass Odyssey a year later, getting the Mixmag LP of the month accolade. The 2003 Knowledge Magazine Awards were a consecration of Andy, winning Best DJ for an unprecedented third time in a row, while Ram were nominated for Best Single and Best label.
Since then, Andy has been in the studio, producing as part of Origin Unknown (including Dynamite MCs Hotness in 2004) and Ram Trilogy. He has traveled around the world a few times, and spends a lot of energy looking after the Ram stable, signing new artists including the likes of Subfocus to the ever-expanding roster. 2006 sees the release of another installment of the classic Nightlife series, packed with exclusive gems by the whos who of drum and bass worldwide.
When looking over Andy Cs career to date it quickly becomes clear that he has worked extremely hard to get where he is today. Now known as drum&bass superstar DJ who spends most his time touring the world playing the music that he loves, it is important to note that he has done every menial job there is in this scene just to be part of it. Handing out flyers, selling records, reading instruction manuals, doing night shifts, opening and graveyard slots, Andy has done it Thats why, even widely acknowledged as the ambassador of drum&bass worldwide, Andy is still working hard for the love of the music and the respect of his massive audience all across the globe.


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Shad introduces the brilliant 5 track EP titled "Melancholy and the Infinite Shadness."
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No amount of deception or misinterpretation of Scripture will ever change what is written in Gods Word. One could use an encyclopedia of deceptive rigmarole, yet only one verse of Scripture could prove any misrepresentation of Scripture as fallacy.
Many have gotten off the right path and are following the path(s) of Lucifer. Satan has so blinded them that they do not see the revolting harm of their polluted words of chicanery. Once they have become enticed and controlled by the master of deception and allurement, they seem to be perfectly unaware that they are wallowing in the malicious pool of his deception.
The wolves of Satan are sly, unyielding and dangerous. They would try to convince people that polar bears are black, if they thought it would further their evil agenda. They are masterful at taking verses of Scripture out of context, so we need to be able to discern a lie because the world has become infiltrated with deluders of Gods Word.
Why are there those who will lead people astray? There are several reasons. Here are three of them: 1. Not having studied the Scriptures, many will have been deceived and will accept and believe in that which is unscriptural and will then pass this erroneous belief on to others; 2. Because they have incorrectly interpreted Scripture; 3. Purposely lead people astray because of hatred for God and His children, etc.
The Bible warns of false prophets, so seek wisdom, knowledge, and understanding from Gods Word. The agents of Lucifer speak with silver, forked tongues and, unfortunately, the world pays undue homage to what they say because of their ignorance of Scripture. It is a must that we be able to distinguish truth and falsehood.
Our obedience must be to God and His inspired Word, not to man and his uninspired word. Imposters of truth can easily be identified if we know and correctly interpret Gods Word. This is an absolute necessity because deception abounds; therefore, study Gods Word intently.
We could easily prove to the skeptics the validity and inerrancy of Scripture. Just have those who have never read the Bible, read it for the first time from cover to cover. No matter what their number, every person would come to the same, correct conclusion: That the God of the Bible does teach that there will be a place of eternal punishment. If it were a matter of life or death, all the deceivers of Gods Word would not deny this fact of Scripture either. The Bible makes this fact crystal clear many times. Sadly, there are many very foolish individuals who are dissatisfied with Gods teachings and refuse to accept what the Bible teaches.
We need to pray for the deceivers of Gods Word and for those that have been deceived. If people would earnestly study Scripture, the cults and pagan religions of the world would become nonexistent; so, read the Bible please!
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16.Jun.2014 by Curtis NiedermierForrest Wood Cup Bubble Boys
More than 175 anglers began the 2014 Walmart FLW Tour season with hopes and dreams of making it to the Forrest Wood Cup. Only 35 of them will, and with just one tournament to go, on Kentucky Lake, a handful of pros within striking distance of 35th place will have to kick it into high gear if they want to be part of the show at Lake Murray August 14-17.
They're trying to replace those pros who are already above the cut line, but with too small a cushion to rest easily.
This latter group is composed of the "bubble boys" – the anglers teetering dangerously close to the line separating in and out.
And of course, the prospects of the 2014 standouts at the top of the list are unofficially sealed. Barring major catastrophe, they'll finish with enough points. The goal of a handful of these fortunate few at Kentucky Lake is to try to run down and overtake current AOY leader Andy Morgan.
All this considered, we decided to take a look at some of the pros currently sitting within 10 spots of 35th place in the AOY standings, and weigh their odds of making it to the Cup.
For reference, Jason Lambert is currently in 35th place in the standings after five tournaments with 710 points. That's an average of 142 points earned per tournament – or an average finish of 59th place. If we use 142 points per tournament as the benchmark for estimating end-of-season AOY points, then a pro needs at least 852 AOY points after Kentucky Lake to make it over the line.
Of course, this number isn't set in stone. The number of points that it's taken to finish 35th has varied over the last five years, depending on the consistency of anglers throughout the field. But, a point total in the mid-800s is a pretty common cutoff for 35th place and gives us a solid threshold for debate.
Also, there are currently three anglers above 35th place who have already qualified: Andy Morgan (2013 Tour AOY), Randall Tharp (2013 Forrest Wood Cup champ) and Dan Morehead (Rayovac Central Division AOY). If they stay above the cut, FLW will extend invitations down to 36th, 37th and 38th places.
For the sake of argument, let's assume that the goal for pros should be to earn at least 852 points. Here's where they stand through five tournaments.
25th – Troy Morrow – 761 points
Morrow is averaging about 152 points per tournament thus far. He's 91 points away from our estimated cutoff mark of 852 points. A 110th-place finish is worth 91 points. That shouldn't be a tough challenge for Morrow, considering he's an offshore/summertime/electronics/deep bass expert, and he just had a top 10 at Pickwick (read: momentum). He's got a great shot at a top-50 finish at Kentucky Lake, and that's plenty enough to get him in. His best finish on the big lake was 31st in June 2012.
26th – Matt Greenblatt – 760 points
Greenblatt's in the same boat as Morrow in this, his first season as a full-time FLW Tour pro. If he finishes around 90th he'll be right near the Cup cutoff. He has a lot of success on lakes with a good grass bite, so perhaps he'll find top-50 fish in the grass beds near Paris, Tenn., and earn his ticket.
27th – Shane Lehew – 758 points
On day one at Pickwick, it looked like Lehew was about to sew up his Forrest Wood Cup berth. However, a tough second day bumped him down to 29th, which is still a fantastic finish and put him in a prime spot to make the Cup. Now all the Tour rookie really needs to do at Kentucky Lake is make it into check range and he should be going to the Cup just down the road from his home state. Another factor in Lehew's favor is his experience on Kentucky Lake. He was part of a four-angler North Carolina-Charlotte team that won a collegiate event there in 2012.
28th – Ramie Colson Jr. – 740 points
Colson's in the driver's seat right now. He's a local from Cadiz, Ky., and usually does well on Kentucky Lake. The only thing that could hurt him is the takeoff location in Paris, Tenn. Colson generally runs to Lake Barkley, which is connected to Kentucky Lake by a canal at their lower ends. It's one heckuva haul to get to Barkley from Paris. If Colson gambles and makes the run, but fails, he could fall far enough in the standings to miss the Cup cutoff. It comes down to whether or not he thinks he can win it at Barkley or if he decides to play for points on Kentucky Lake.
29th – David Dudley – 738 points
Dudley's made just one top-20 cut this year but has managed to not finish below 80th all season. If he matches his worst finish (80th at Sam Rayburn) thus far this season at Kentucky Lake, he'll have 859 points. That's dangerously close to our projected cutoff point. A top 50 would be a real nice way to lock up his Cup ticket.
30th – Dan Morehead – 737 points
Morehead already qualified for the Forrest Wood Cup through the 2013 Rayovac FLW Series, so he's in. If he finishes above 35th place in the AOY standings, FLW will invite the 36th-place pro to Columbia.
31st – Philip Jarabeck – 720 points
Mathematically, Jarabeck needs to finish 69th to match our projected cutoff. Like his uncle, David Dudley, a top-50 finish would be better to bump him above the cut line.
32nd – Richard Peek – 718 points
Peek did himself a lot of good at Pickwick by finishing 13th. There's now a lot less pressure on him to make the Cup in his rookie season going into the final derby on Kentucky Lake. Still, his trend thus far in 2014 is to follow up a high finish with a low one (35th, 141st, 12th, 86th, 13th, respectively). He'll need to shake that roller-coaster pattern at Kentucky Lake and finish in the mid-60s to even stay above the cutoff line.
33rd – Barry Wilson – 713 points
Wilson finished fourth at the Kentucky Lake Rayovac FLW Series event and 16th at the Pickwick Tour event. He has momentum right now, plus he's got a little something figured out on Kentucky Lake that could really help him in the final tournament. He needs to finish 62nd or better to stay above 35th, assuming the cutoff point doesn't rise.
34th – Tom Monsoor – 711 points
Monsoor has had to overcome some health problems this season, but that doesn't appear to have affected him in competition. He finished 40th at Pickwick in a mix of rainy, stormy and hot, humid weather, so surely he can stand the heat at Kentucky Lake at the end of the month. If he finishes an even 60th, he'll be right on our projected cutoff.
35th – Jason Lambert – 710 points
Here's your bubble dweller, though you probably don't have to worry about Lambert missing out on the Cup. He's in his element right now. Lambert finished second at the Kentucky Lake Rayovac FLW Series event and eighth at the Pickwick Tour event, which he needed because he had a rough go of it at Hartwell and Rayburn. Lambert should be a contender for the win at the final tournament, and he will likely be fishing on the weekend after the top-20 cut. If he is, he'll also be fishing at the Cup.
36th – Robbie Dodson – 709 points
Dodson had a huge finish at Pickwick (fifth place) to up his odds of making it to the Cup. He has a pretty strong track record on the Tennessee River, and given that he's an expert jig fisherman, and a jig bite will probably be hot on Kentucky Lake, he should have another strong showing. He needs 143 AOY points to reach 852. That equates to a 58th-place finish.
37th – Anthony Gagliardi – 708 points
What a story it would be if Gagliardi made the Cup on his home lake after being disqualified from the first tournament of the year. Earning zero points at the opener on Okeechobee raised a huge hurdle for the Chevy pro. But finishes of seventh, 30th, 13th and 46th have him just two spots shy of the cutoff line. Mathematically, Gags needs 144 points, or a 57th-place finish. Expect that and better. He's won a Tour event on Kentucky Lake and is the odds-on favorite at Lake Murray if he can make it there. He'll be strong as ever when the Tour rolls into Paris.
38th – Michael Wooley – 707 points
Wooley is another member of the Tennessee River Rat Pack. Like Lambert, he made the top 10 at the Kentucky Lake Rayovac FLW Series and Pickwick Tour events. He'll win one of these eventually, if not at the Kentucky Tour event coming up. Forget the minimum number of points Wooley needs at Kentucky to make the Cup. He's probably going to make the top 20, and that'll get him to Columbia for sure.
39th – Matthew Stefan – 702 points
Stefan is on pace to have his best AOY finish in four years on Tour, but he has some work to do. He's 150 points back of our projected cutoff, so a 51st-place finish would get him to the line. A couple of double-qualifiers above him would really help the cause, but a top-30 finish would be safer. He'll need to set his sights high for the finale.
40th – Adrian Avena – 699 points
Avena finished 11th at the Cup last year on the Red River, and by his standards is having a tough go of it this year (compared to finishing seventh on the AOY last year). But at 40th in the standings, he only needs to find a way to move up five spots in the standings and he's in. The numbers say he needs to finish 48th – but let's say he needs a top-30 at Kentucky to lock up his bid.
41st – Scott Canterbury – 697 points
A heartbreaking zero on day two at Pickwick hurt Canterbury's chances, but he's certainly not out of it. He's a favorite to finish in the top 20 at Kentucky Lake, coming off a top-10 performance there in the Rayovac FLW Series event a few weeks ago. If he can repeat that performance, the Straight Talk Wireless pro's a shoo-in.
42nd – Terry Bolton – 697 points
Certainly Bolton is a favorite at Kentucky Lake, but he'll need to live up to expectations this time if he wants to go to Lake Murray. Mathematically, he needs to finish 46th to reach the cutoff line.
43rd – Rich Dalbey – 696 points
Dalbey was on pace to make the Cup this season until an unfortunate rules infraction cost him his day-two weight at Pickwick. Dalbey finished 163rd, and now he has some ground to make up. He has three top-30 finishes this season. Another at Kentucky Lake should secure his bid.
44th – Scott Suggs – 695 points
Suggs had a hot start to the 2014 season with a 15th-place finish at Okeechobee, but every finish since then has been lower than the one before it. Suggs would be a favorite at Lake Murray if he can make it, and he'd have a legitimate shot at becoming the first two-time Cup champion. But he'll need a very solid finish at Kentucky Lake to get there.
45th – Charlie Ingram – 695 points
The last of our bubble boys is Ingram. Uncharacteristically, the Centerville, Tenn., pro had a bad tournament at Pickwick and finished 94th. He hasn't fished the Cup since 2008, and if he wants to go this year, he'll need to finish 44th or better at Kentucky Lake, according to our estimates.
Other notables
• There are currently five former Forrest Wood Cup champions above 35th place in the AOY standings: Brent Ehrler, Jacob Wheeler, Scott Martin, Randall Tharp and David Dudley.
• Randy Haynes is in 48th place. He's the Kentucky Lake favorite. A top 30 would get him above our projected cut line.
• Directly behind Haynes in the standings is Andy Montgomery. He's a South Carolina local who should be a favorite at Murray if he can make it.
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May 29th 2008 9:46AM Sorry I forgot. It is not a news story, it is a post in the forums at WorldOfRaids. The new layout they have confuses me a bit.
Kil'jaeden's Soul Flay hotfixed {WoW}
May 29th 2008 9:17AM Exodus (Kel'thuzad-US) got him also. Check www.worldofraids.com for more info.
Midsummer Fire Festival now active on the PTR {WoW}
Feb 22nd 2008 6:49AM You were able to go kill the horseman even without being 70... I have a mage alt that got the epic ring with level 42 so he can start using it when he dings 70... Four Guildies killed the Horseman for me with ease.
Kalgan speaks! Shamans getting buffed (hopefully) in 2.4 {WoW}
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Kalgan speaks! Shamans getting buffed (hopefully) in 2.4 {WoW}
Feb 21st 2008 8:01AM I played a shaman and I was an enhancement shaman by heart. I cancelled my account a few days ago because I gave up on Blizz ever giving the spec some PVP and Heroic PVE viability. Now I'm really interested in the PTR patchnotes again...
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Feb 20th 2008 12:14PM "Like warriors, rogues and feral druids, warlocks can deliver an almost inexhaustible supply of damage. And we're the only mana-based class that can do this."
Sorry, but this is plain wrong. An enhancement shaman is, while a melee spec, a mana based class. Still, using Water Shield and Shamanistic Rage allows enh. shamans to also deliver a huge amount of damage while being also mana independent. To top this of, shamans do not loose health when using Shamanistic Rage, meaning the do not require healing for filling up their mana pool.
Breakfast Topic: Grinding Tunes {WoW}
Feb 20th 2008 9:36AM I usually listen to "Duel Of the Fates" from the Episode I soundtrack when doing BGs. Nothing better than seeing the groups in WS run towards each other with that playing in the background.
Totem Talk: Let's Raid {WoW}
Feb 8th 2008 4:13AM That's why I recommend the Boot Enchant with movement speed and stamina to almost everybody. When you have to move you reach your goal faster, meaning you can start casting again earlier. And stamina never hurts.
Encrypted Text: Job perks {WoW}
Feb 7th 2008 9:42AM If you are all about min/maxing, then enchanting and jewelcrafting would be the choice for you. Obvoiusly, you would probably need another toon to supply you with mats and gold.
Tailoring gives you nothing (except bags and nets perhaps) as a rogue.
Blacksmithing and Leatherworking provide some equipment but there is better in the game.
Alchemy provides the two item's not avaiable to alchemists - not so useful for a rogue.
Jewelcrafting - gives you the BoP JC-only epic jewels.
Enchanting - gives you ring enchants.
Many many top arena players have enchanting as a profession simply because of the enchants.
In PvE you work as a team so such a small buff to yourself is not as important, but only the ring enchants and jewels will let you max yourself out.
The Lunar Festival begins today in Azeroth {WoW}
Feb 5th 2008 1:55PM Some nice ideas. The stun would be too much, for PvP especially. But I'm all for the idea of a portal spell as a reward (like what the druids have for Moonglade) on a 12h cooldown for example.


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Visceral Games has put out another new trailer for its co-op-focused action game, Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel.
This one shows an "explosive encounter" when RPG Specialist 'Thug' - who's apparently a "connoisseur of explosive art" - gets to work in the battlefield.
In the Visceral-developed shooter, players take to the deadly streets of Mexico as Alpha and Bravo, two operatives working for a private military company that drops them in the middle of a drug war conflict.
Publisher EA has confirmed an Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel release date of March 26 in the US, with a European launch to follow on March 29.


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Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy have real problems on their hands. Short of the concession stands in Lambeau Field, there are virtually no areas of the Packers' football operations which are not in need of scrutiny. No doubt the pressure rises with each loss as the highest expectations in professional football lie in Green Bay. Where do they start finding solutions for the multitude of problems?
The NFL trading deadline is this week. I thought at one time that Brett Favre might be traded for a draft pick, but that now seems highly unlikely. Thompson seems intent on building his team around youth. Even with seasoned players like Brett Favre, William Henderson, and Rob Davis, on average the 2006 Packers have the youngest team in the NFL. Like any other profession, youth tend to make more mistakes than seasoned players. Cheeseheads have witnessed those mistakes and will likely witness more as the growing pains continue.
The Packer coaching staff is almost all new to their positions and it shows. There have been too many bone-headed coaching mistakes this year like having one too many or one too few players on the field. The defensive backfield is giving up far too many big plays this year. Could there be some coaching issues there? The Packers shelled out some big dollars in the off-season for Marquand Manuel and Charles Woodson and thus far have reaped little benefit. The other two defenders, Nick Collins and Al Harris, turned in very solid performances last season but both seem to have slipped a bit this campaign. The talent seems to be there; either the chemistry or the coaching leaves the Packers an underachieving defensive backfield group.
The offense's main problem seems to focus on the line where no one is adapting well to the new zone-blocking scheme. Without a cohesive offensive line, the running game suffers, which causes Brett Favre to have to throw the ball more than he should, which usually means trouble. Favre, Ahman Green and probably Bubba Franks are likely playing their final season for the green and gold as the search for fresh offensive talent seems imminent.
But, I am getting way ahead of myself with all these thoughts during the bye week. There will be a game against Miami next week and Favre, Green, and Franks will be starting, as usual. The coaching staff won't change either in mid-season. Things could be worse. The Dolphins have decided to replace gimpy quarterback Duante Culpepper with ex-Detroit Lion Joey Harrington. Harrington is a terrible quarterback. Maybe our defensive backs will rebound and feast upon Harrington's scattergun arm and the Pack can pull off a win on the road.


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- Breed: Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) Mix
- Color: Brindle - With White
- Age: Puppy
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
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I am up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Hi my name is Maggie and I love everybody! Me and my brother and 2 sisters are in foster care, which is great because we were living under a house before the rescue ladies came to get us.
They really don't know what breed I am ... my mom weighs around 25 lbs and looks kinda like a terrier mix. All us pups have brindle coats, but I am by far the littlest of the bunch ... at 8 weeks I finally hit 4 lbs!
I'd love to meet you! If you think I'd be a good fit in your family, please go to www.heavencanwaitanimalrescue.com and fill out an application right away!
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Maggie, a Russellville Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) for sale in Russellville, or seeking a Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) puppy from a breeder in Russellville.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Russellville already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Russellville breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) breeders who help with Pug/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Russellville paves the way for another one to be saved.


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On Tuesday, three suspects attempted to rob some people at a gas station outside São Paulo, Brazil. Two approached their targets, a pair of gas station attendants, while a third waited in a getaway car. In the middle of rifling through the pockets of a victim, 25-year-old Luiz Antônio Teixeira collapsed and died. "In the excitement of the assault, his heart could not resist," said local policeman Edson Gianuzzi. Teixeira's mother said her son had suffered heart problems since childhood.
In the video, Teixeira's accomplice tries to wake him up, and eventually, the station attendants haul the body off to the side. The dead man's two accomplices dumped his body nearby and fled. They were arrested Friday.
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dude - thanks for taking the lead on this - I need the size that will fit he large. I will decide on 1/4 or 1/2 based on what the sucker costs. Again - thanks a tonfletcherfam said:For those of you that do not know, we are trying to get a group buy on "The Baking Steel." I do not have set prices yet on this, however, Andris the owner of the company should be getting me pricing tomorrow. So far we have about 10 interested, anyone else?
Buy a large round accessory that fits around her ring finger, wrist, or neck and you'll be all set to buy to your heart's content.SmokeyPitt said:I would really be interested but my wife will kill me if I buy any more large round accessories to stuff under her kitchen counter!
Depending on cost, I may be down for 2. I might get one for the oven too.fletcherfam said:Shipping to Canada will be a flat fee of $15 plus tare. I talked to Andris again this afternoon, he will get me the information tonight or tomorrow morning. Told him we went from 10 to about 17, was really excited about that one.


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The drivetrain provides the vehicle with an EV range of 60 km to cover the majority of daily journeys operating as a plug-in EV, with the Range Extender engine enabling longer trips and alleviating "range anxiety". Using Range Extender technology allows the vehicle to be specified with a smaller, lighter and less expensive battery pack than a regular EV.
The 500 km full range and quick refuelling capability of the range extended City Car concept highlight the flexibility of this technology for use beyond the city environment. The City Car concept draws on Lotus Engineering's established core competencies of Electrical and Electronic Integration and Efficient Performance to optimise the highly complex integration of the series hybrid drivetrain.
With a total vehicle weight of less than 1400 kg and 240 Nm of torque instantly available, the Lotus City Car concept has class leading acceleration; 0 - 50 km/h in only 4.5 seconds and 0 - 100 km/h in 9 seconds, when operating as an EV under battery power. The top speed of the Lotus City Car concept is 170 km/h, with a charge sustaining top speed of 120 km/h and all this performance is achieved by a drivetrain that returns CO2 emissions of 60 g/km on the ECE-R101 test schedule.
The 1.2 litre, 3 cylinder Lotus Range Extender engine, specifically designed for hybrid vehicle applications, drives a 240 Nm, 54 kW continuous (162 kW peak) generator. The Lotus City Car concept boasts zero emission capability when running in EV mode and in keeping with Lotus Engineering's focus on sustainable transport, the Range Extender engine is designed for flex-fuel operation on ethanol and methanol as well as regular gasoline.
This stunning concept car created by Lotus Design brings Lotus exclusivity and brand character to a concept vehicle that revels in the city environment. It is beautifully sculptured, possessing a solid, purposeful sportscar stance, while offering features that maximise functionality in the city.
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Vladimir Kagan is one of today's most enduring designers of modern furniture with a career that has spanned more than sixty years. He started designing in 1946 and by the early Fifties, his innovative sculptured designs created a new look in American furniture. Today, his sparkling creations are on the cutting edge of the 21st century. His designs are spearheading creative designs for hotels, furniture, textiles and home furnishings. The New York Times says: "Vladimir Kagan is one of the most important furniture designers of the 20th century. Furniture designed by him in the forties, fifties and sixties have become icons of Modernity and an obligatory reference to every designer. He is the creative grandfather of a whole new generation of designers."
Born in Worms on the Rhine, Germany in 1927, Vladimir Kagan came to the United States in 1938. His earliest focus was on painting and sculpture but in his formative years he became exceedingly attracted to architecture and design. He studied Architecture at Columbia University and in 1947 joined his father, Illi Kagan, a master cabinetmaker, to work in his woodworking shop and learn furniture making from the ground up.
Early commissions included the Delegate's Cocktail Lounges for the first United Nations Headquarters in Lake Success N.Y. (1947-48). In 1948 he opened his first shop in New York on East 65th Street and moved to fashionable 57th Street in 1950. His clients were luminaries in the world of art, theater, music and industry. They included Marilyn Monroe, Xavier Cugat, Lily Pons, Gary Cooper, Sherman Fairchild of Fairchild Aviation, Walt Disney, General Electric, Monsanto, General Motors, Prudential Insurance, and the Government of Venezuela.
Connoisseurs and museums are avidly collecting his designs today. Kagan's furniture is in the private collections of Barbara Jacobson of the Museum of Modern Art, film director David Lynch, actor Dan Akroyd, the Spice Girls and David Bowie, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Courtney Cox, Demi Moore, Uma Thurman as well as the late artists Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, Frank Sinatra and Violinist Isaac Stern. Fashion designers Tom Ford, Donna Karan, Giorgio Armani, Joseph, Elie Tahari, Roberto Cavalli, and Anna Fendi, Barry Diller, Dian Von Furstenberg are all Kagan collectors. His prizewinning designs have been published in books and magazines internationally and are in the permanent collections of the V&A, London, the Vitra Design Museum and Die Neue Samlung in Germany, the Brooklyn Museum,the Cooper Hewitt Museum, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Pasadena Art Institute, Baltimore Museum of Fine Arts, Chicago's Athenaeum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
- 2008 - This coming April, Vladimir Kagan will launch his newest venture, Vladimir Kagan Couture, a showroom to Designers and Architects at 200 Lexington Avenue, in New York. The collection is an amalgamation of his designs from the 50's to the 21st century. Custom manufactured in the United States. The showroom will feature exclusive fabrics and leathers, art exhibits and vintage Kagan furniture.
- Coming this spring, Vladimir Kagan's vintage Capricorn Collection (1958) made in powder coated stainless steel for indoor and outdoor use, will be introduced by Delgreco Inc. New York.
- 2007 - Mr. Kagan designs a prize-winning collection of outdoor woven resin wicker furniture for Barlow Tyrie Ltd of London.
- 2005 - Vladimir Kagan designs a twelve story residential building in No-Ho New York, corner of The Bowery and Great Jones Street, scheduled for completion in 2009.
- 2004 - Vladimir Kagan writes his autobiography: The Complete Kagan, Pointed Leaf Press, with an introduction written by Tom Ford.
- 2001 - Tom Ford selects the Kagan Omnibus seating designs for all 360 Gucci stores.
- Armani selects Kagan Cubist Dining chairs and Banquets for his new Nobu Restaurant in Milan.
- Andre Balasz selects Vladimir Kagan to design the lobby of The Standard Hotel Downtown in Los Angeles.
- Corporate enterprises from BMW to LVMH, Helena Rubenstein, NBC television and many more, specified Kagan furniture for their corporate headquarters, exhibits and events.
- Kagan New York Collection, sold through out the World.
achievements and honors
- 2007, Vladimir Kagan received the American Society of Interior Designer's Product Design Award.
- 2004, Vladimir Kagan's autobiography: The Complete Kagan, 272 pages with over 400 photos and illustrations was published by Pointed Leaf Press
- 2002, Vladimir Kagan received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Brooklyn Museum Art at a ceremony held in conjunction with the Modernism Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York.
- 2001, Vladimir Kagan received an Honorary Doctor of Arts degree from Kendall College of Art and Design bestowed by the Board of Trustees of Ferris State University of Grand Rapids Michigan.
- 2001, he received the Pinnacle Award from the American Society of Furniture Designers for one of his Sofas for the American Leather Company.
- 2000, he was honored with The Lifetime Achievement Award of the American Society of Furniture Designers.
- 1992, Mr. Kagan reintroduced a limited edition of his Classic Designs, which are available today as Vladimir Kagan Couture
- 1990 to 1992, Mr. Kagan served as President of the American Society of Interior Designers, A.S.I.D. New York Metropolitan Chapter.
- 1980, New York's Fashion Institute of Technology honored Mr. Kagan with a thirty-year retrospective exhibit: Vladimir Kagan: Three Decades of Design
Mr. Kagan has served as chairman of the Advisory Commission of the School of Art and Design in New York and been a member on numerous committees for the Architectural League of New York. He has served on the faculty of New York's Parsons School of Design and has lectured extensively on the history of modern design in furniture and architecture.
Vladimir Kagan is married to Erica Wilson, internationally known needlework designer, author and Television personality. They have three children and live between their homes in New York and Nantucket and Palm Beach.


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I have been lurking at this forum for a few weeks trying to figure out if this would fit into my schedule. I kept telling myself that this would be impossible, but you know what? it was very easy and quick. I managed to make 12 meals in about 3 hours last night. the question still remains if it will cook up and taste good now...hahaha
I made a weeks worth of meals with some to spare. I am so excited I have to tell someone what I did. For breakfast's, I made a batch of homemade biscuits and cut them out and layed them on a cookie sheet and froze them and then divided them into ziplocks and put them back into the freezer. I cooked a beef roast and divided it into 2 meals. I shredded it and made beef tamales with 1/2 of it and made a beef stew with the other 1/2. I then cooked some hamburger meat up and made some taco meat and chili. I pattied the rest up and stuck them in ziplock bags for a quick hamburger. I then boiled some chicken and made some chicken tamales, a mexican chicken cassarole, and a chicken and dressing dish. I then took the leftover chicken that wasnt boiled and cubed it and cooked it in the skillet with a little butter and cavenders greek seasoning and we have grilled chicken for salads tonight. The cavenders greek seasoning gives it a wonderful flavor. I also made up some "additives" to add to mashed potatoes. I was looking at those fancy potatoes that my family loves and read the ingredients on the box... Would you believe I had those ingredients at home. Their favorite is butter and herb, So i took a snack size ziplock and added all the ingredients and now they have the seasoning pack to add to the instant potatoes. ( hint: parsley flakes, salt, onion powder, and a touch of garlic powder) This cost a total of 35.00 and the family has an easy week for cooking. ( i am having a minor outpatient surgical procedure this afternoon, so I will be recovering and not in the kitchen) So my menu this week consists of: chicken salads tamales beef chicken and dressing beef stew biscuits and gravy sausage and biscuits tacos chili chicken tamales with refried beans left over chili for frito chili pies mexican chicken cassarole hamburgers anyway, I just wanted to say, it can be done and all it takes is a little planning and kitchen all to yourself. I am curious as to how this stuff will taste once cooked after being frozen, but if it tastes great you can BET that this will be a weekly or monthly project for me. I am hooked already. I can not believe that it only took me about 3 hours and my freezer is packed. YIPEEE! thanks guys for the tips and suggestions that I have found on this forum. |
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Wow yvette, thanks for sharing. It's fun to hear everones experiences. I have part of my weekend pork roast in the crock pot at the moment with barbecue sauce. I hope there is enough left for supper...I keep sapling cause it's so good. |
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