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But Judith said-- ' `Judith Sadler is clearly a credulous fool,' Alex put in firmly.Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
Could it be that from the credulous jaws of defeat, I would somehow wrest a victorious deception?Edward Docx THE CALLIGRAPHER (2003)
He was the classic Renaissance man, difficult to dismiss as a credulous idiot.Glasgow Herald (2001)
It is quite clear now that the hardest hit will be simple, small investors like Bhansali's credulous fans in Sujangarh.India Today (1997)
Much of Coelho's appeal to this credulous hippy demographic stems from the image he has cultivated as a mystical seer.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
Others regarded him as credulous , interfering and posturing.Alan Judd THE DEVIL'S OWN WORK (2002)
To him, easy applause, in front of credulous audiences, is everything.New Zealand Herald (2004)
You may be a sceptic and put it down to coincidence, or you may be more credulous and think of it as miraculous.Cutler, Peter Get Out of Debt and Prosper! a 10-step plan that really works
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Hotel was like an Oasis off the busy Lombard St. Get a courtyard facing room and its very quiet. We initially had a street facing room which was loud but not unbearable, especially later on in the evening. Staff at the hotel did offer us earplugs if we needed them. Rooms are very clean and some have kitchens. Parking is free which is very handy as Lombard St is so busy. Chestnut St is immediately north of Lombard St with plenty of bars and nice restaurants. Safe place to be and the number 30 bu - Anonymous
the position of the hotel, very convienent - Peter
our stay was excellent! we were a young couple traveling on a budget. we had no complaints and we felt we got our money's worth. the manager was so nice!! we read in another review that the room was noisy, but it was understandable because the hotel is located on a cable car route. the noise was manageable and fine to sleep with. everything from the room, bathroom, location, bed, service, price, safety, to the staff was better than most places we stayed for that price. will stay here next time!! - Jane
This is a good location if you want to visit Marina District. If you want to go to the Golden Gate for instance. We actually rent bikes and from the hotel we could go to the golden gate, the road was stunning. We also could reach downtown through the embarcadero st which is also very nice. You can also visit alcatraz. There are buses around. Many restaurant on Lombard street and even more roughly 15 minutes walking on Chestnut ST/Steiner st. If you want good breakfast, try Golo Cafe nearby, bes - Anonymous
A nice hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. It is very central, so perfect for visiting SF. you can go almost anywhere walking from the hotel. The bed was comfy, everything was clean so.. all ok. Since this was our honeymoon and we had mentioned that while booking, we found a bottle of sparkling wine and a greeting card from the whole hotel staff in our room! so lovely! - Anonymous
we loved the bartender - she was awesome - we talked about saki and where she was from, what her parents drank...she was terrific!!! - Dennis
Liked that it was clean. - Anonymous
All desk staff were extremely courteous, polite and helpful. Room Service even folded clothes that were on the floor and laid them on the bed. I plan to return to san Francisco next year and would more than likely stay here again. I'd recommend it if you are after a budget hotel that you are not planning to 'live in' while you are in town. - Jason
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ATTENTION: KAD IS A NICKNAME FOR KADEN! (: thanks For reading!
ANOTHER NOTE: This IS an adventure. Not only will they go on a hugeee adventure later on, they are on an adventure to discover their love =D Aww<3 So corny LOOL!
I climbed out of my car swallowing and closing the door as i headed towards the school I moved from norway to here(South Carolina), and apparently i have to go to this school. This was just wonderful i thought scowling. I had my binder in my hands and everyones eyes followed me as i walked. My straight brown hair went to the middle of my back, my blue eyes assessed the area around me, as i breathed in looking down at my tight fitting shirt, and shorts, with converse, the outfit clung to my slim figure perfectly. I reached the doors and opened one walking in.
The people stopped staring as i strode by. The teachers saw me and nodded giving me a reassuring smile..
My chest tightened painfully as i remembered the smiles the teachers had given me when i left my school. They were so fake. They knew what happened to me and didn't know what to say so the faked a smile. I clutched the binder close to me and felt my pocket vibrate.
I slowly shifted my binder to my other hand and pulled out my cell phone to see a text. 'I Love You. I'm Sorry'. From Eric. My ex boyfriend. A tear escaped sliding down my cheek.
Someone ran into me and my stuff tumbled to the ground. Falling onto my knees i held back tears feeling so helpless. "Hey are you okay?" a masculine voice asked. I looked up and my eyes went wide just as his did.
"Kaylee?" he said quietly confused.
"Kad(Kaden).." I greeted another tear involuntarily slipping out.
"What are you doing h-" He was cut off by a shrill voice calling his name.
"Kadeeeeeeennnnn!!!" I looked up and saw a petite blond in a skirt and tight fitting shirt wrap her arms around him. "what are you doing over here with..." she looked down at me making a face. "that?"
Kad looked at the girl then at me and shrugged. "I don't know. she just like walked up to me dropping her stuff.. and then asked me to pick it up." I was totally outraged. He was acting like he didn't even know me!!!
"What.A.Loser" The girl separated the words looking at me. "Why don't you go run along freak?"
I let the tears fall shoving my cell in my pocket and picking up my binder. The Tears dropped onto the floor leaving tiny puddles. Giving one last look to Kad i ran away.
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I love my Ripley. I really do. It's a wonderful blue color. It's really a fantastic bike for a wide variety of riding. If I lived in Colorado (I usually go out to Aspen a few times a year for snowboarding and mtb), I wouldn't have any thoughts about other bikes.
The majority of my morning rides living in Socal near the Santa Monicas consist of 45 min long climbs with steep, rough, techy and loose singletrack to get back down. My usual rides are going up Will Rogers to hit J-drop or up Sullivan Ridge to hit Jedi (for anyone in So Cal on the Ibis section).
As a result, I've been left wanting more plush, with more travel and something more maneuverable around the very tight switchbacks. I swapped bikes with a buddy with a Mach 6 a month ago and it was a pretty different experience.
Also, I already have another 29er in the stable that I built up with spare parts and a smoking cheap deal that I got on the frame (a BMC FS01 Fourstroke that is sub 23 pounds and will always be lighter than the Ibis as my long day bike)
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Do I keep the Ripley, swap the Float 34 for a Pike, and force myself to learn to be a better rider?
Do I sell the Ripley and get the new 650b secret Ibis bike?
Or do I just keep the Ripley and go N+1 bikes for the new 650b bike?
I'm having a hard time convincing myself that I need 2 29ers if I were to get the new bike.
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For as long as Bob Christmas has been the coach at North Hall, two things could be counted on from the Trojans: the wing-T and winning football. It's ironic then, that after the program's first losing season since Christmas' first year in 2001, that the Trojans have rediscovered their winning ways with a new offense.
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A better result for the Sooners this week means better grades. Still improvement is needed in a couple areas, most notably run defense and play calling.
Oklahoma football report card: Sooners' trick plays, pass defense earn high marks
A punt block that led to a safety. A wide receiver pass that worked like a charm. The Sooners were so good at the trickeration against the Jayhawks that it begged a question — where was it a week ago? Sure, the Sooners might've thought they were in a more desperate situation when they found themselves trailing early to the lowly Jayhawks, but they were losing to the hated Longhorns a week ago. Why not take a few chances then?
It's one thing for the Texas run game to go up and down the field. But the Kansas run game? The Jayhawks had 118 yards rushing at the end of the first quarter. Sure, the Sooners shored some things up and held the Jayhawks to only 67 yards rushing in the last three quarters, but that's why the Sooners earned a C instead of something worse. Had they been playing a more capable team Saturday, their poor run defense early might've cost them.
Kansas had 16 yards passing. Enough said.
Not perfect, but not bad either. The Sooner quarterback was 15 of 25 for 131 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. He threw the ball better, but he stood in the pocket too long a couple times and missed some open guys, including a painfully wide open Aaron Ripkowski on a play that resulted in an interception. But perhaps the best sign for Bell was that he ran the ball well, picking up 53 yards on 10 carries. He showed that he's still able to pick up some yards with his legs, and that might give offensive coordinator Josh Heupel more confidence in calling his number.
The wide receiver pass was a smashing success, a 49-yard touchdown pass from Lacoltan Bester to Sterling Shepard that swung momentum permanently in OU's favor. Heupel also called several shorter passes that got, then kept Bell going. But Heupel still had some not-so-good moments. OU's second possession was three consecutive passes and punt. It was bad enough that former Sooner receiver Kenny Stills said on Twitter, "Horrendous play calling." And on short yardage situations, there is still no use of the Belldozer. Even though the Sooners were solid on third down Saturday, why not use the power package and try to pick up a few more?
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Along the upper edge of this massive piece of blue anodised aluminium we find three fan headers. ASUS has also left a 9-pin serial port on the board for some reason. Also visible in this shot is the WiFi Antenna port and power port for the included power supply.
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AUSTRALIAN kids are growing up in a world of mobile technology, but how young is too young to let them be part of it?
It's a vexed question for any new parent, especially when toddlers become old enough to grab an iPhone and protest incessantly when they don't get to play with it.
Professor Elizabeth Handsley, president of the Australian Council of Children and the Media, warned parents to wait until their children were at least two before relenting.
"Those first two years are a very important time in a child's life and ideally parents should be making a priority of interacting with their children," she said.
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Decisions must be made about how long children are allowed to use mobile devices and which apps are best.
"Review the apps - think about how they will help your child's development. Don't just think about how it can keep your child amused for hours while you can get on with other stuff," Professor Handsley said.
"The problem we are hearing is that a lot of parents use them as what we call 'shut-up toys', where they give the iPhone or iPad to the child so that they can get on with their coffee and chat to their friends."
Even the time of day needs to be considered. Paediatric sleep researcher Sarah Blunden said children needed at least a 45-minute break from smart-phones and tablets before bed.
"There is evidence to show that blue light affects sleep-wake rhythms the most, and mobile screens produce a lot of blue light," she said.
Newcastle speech pathologist and mother-of-two Melissa Hayles said she started letting her eldest son Archer use her iPhone shortly before he turned two: "I was amazed by how quickly he picked everything up," she said. "It was just an app with basic animal flash-cards but he picked up the tapping and double-tap and sliding straight away."
Ms Hayles said she limited her son's use of her iPhone and iPad at home.
"We tend to save it for things like when we're waiting for a doctor's appointment or a long car ride," she said.
Child psychologistDr John Irvine said children raised to use technology in moderation would benefit later in life: "It's a matter of keeping the balance," he said. "Most sensible parents will know that if the child is getting obsessed to the point where they will scream if they don't get their turn on the iPhone or iPad, they are probably becoming a bit too reliant on it. But if kids are able to enjoy it and come off it without a problem then it's probably OK."
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Politicians discussing contemporary Britishness should look at the world shelves in Super U, the French supermarket that caters for those expats who yearn, like colonials back in the days of empire, for home-grown foodstuffs. Brits are defined by Marmite, Colman's Mustard, Worcester sauce, tomato ketchup, tomato soup, strong tea, custard powder, tinned treacle and golden syrup. As summer ends, and la rentree begins, perhaps the British shelf will shrink.
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Just one more thing that makes me question the character of these brothers. Could they have done no wrong doing in this one? Possibly. But the collective trend of MP is not good. Also, he tweets where he was an a hole showed the way this guy really does think. Don't like him.
It mentions "being jumped by four bouncers". Wouldn't the bouncers " jump" and remove the aggressors from their club in a situation like the one described?
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Hotel rooms are selling out fast in Turin, host of February's Winter Olympics. But you can still snag a decent room and cut your costs if you stay outside the city.
Pay as little as $2,200 for a four-day, three-night stay 20 minutes south of Turin at a three-star hotel, with tickets to one event included. (You'll have to take public transportation to the city.)
That's half the price of a comparable in-town package. As for the actual events, the cheap seats are gone and the most popular events, like women's figure skating, are sold out.
But you still may be able to snap up tickets at the last minute, says SmarterTravel.com's Ed Perkins. Check for updates at torino2006.org/tickets or with Co-Sport, the only authorized seller of Olympic tickets and hotel packages in the United States, at cosport.com or 877-457-4647.
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