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Right around this time last year, we published a list of the 50+ Most Anticipated Albums Of 2012. To be specific, the final count came in at 57. Of the 57 albums included on that list, some never actually arrived (Rancid, Mazzy Star), some arrived but didn't fully reward our anticipation (Lana Del Rey, Best Coast), and some were longshots in the first place that kinda felt like also-rans on arrival (Garbage, Soundgarden). Of course there were plenty of albums that arrived and were good, some very good, but of the 57 albums on that list, 13 eventually landed among Stereogum's Top 50 Albums Of 2012. Those 13 albums came from (listed here accompanied by their rank on the Top 50): Cloud Nothings (6); the Walkmen (8); Chairlift (9); Dirty Projectors (10); Grizzly Bear (16); the Men (17); Spiritualized (20); Sleigh Bells (24); Grimes (26); Cat Power (28); the Evens (45); Rick Ross (47); and the Shins (48).
That means that about 23 percent of the albums we were most anticipating last December more or less lived up to the hype enough to stay with us, collectively, till this December. It's hardly a perfect science (or, in fact, a science at all), but if you were drafting a team for a fantasy indie-music league and used our list as a cheat sheet, you'd probably have a good shot at the title, given a few savvy trades and careful attention paid to the waiver wire.
Still, it's worth noting that of the 57 albums on that list, none cracked the top 5 of our Top 50. That's partly, but not entirely, due to a lack of foresight. Some releases slipped our minds; some that eventually won our hearts were simply too unpredictable to count on in December of last year. Heck, Scott said as much in the comments:
We did forgot some, though others (e.g., Fiona Apple) we're leaving off intentionally because WHO KNOWS.
And some others … well, who could have predicted Frank Ocean would have this kind of year? Considering Dre's track record, was anyone counting on even seeing an album from Kendrick Lamar, much less good kid m.A.A.d. city? Were you betting on Swans, led by a 58-year-old Michael Gira two years removed from one of his not-best albums, dropping a double-disc masterpiece?
Maybe you were. If so, you should consider a future in professional gambling.
One of the great joys in being an obsessive fan of music is that constant element of surprise, the fact that every year, you will hear and fall madly in love with something — and very likely many things — you never saw coming. That's why we're here, right? That's what keeps us coming back.
Alternately, though, there is the thrill of anticipation, the slow-building excitement that comes with thinking about something long in advance of its arrival. The old-timers wax nostalgic about the days of official release dates — when half the country hit the record store on Tuesday morning to cop the new Smashing Pumkpins album or whatever — and yeah, those days were fun and all, but they are long gone. Still, our blood gets going when we hear Arcade Fire is in the studio with James Murphy, or the Knife have emerged from the terrifying Scandinavian darkness with a new LP ready to go, or that Oliveri and Grohl are reuniting with Homme for the new Queens Of The Stone age disc. We get stoked for sophomore albums from bands that caught us off guard the first time around — Earl, Iceage — or debuts from bands that have taunted us with brilliance in short bursts — FIDLAR, Azealia Banks — or supergroups that actually look legit — Atoms For Peace (featuring Thom Yorke, Flea, and Nigel Godrich), VHÖL (featuring Mike Scheidt from YOB, John Cobbett from Ludicra, and Aesop Dekker from Agalloch). And we can't wait to hear new tunes from old faves that are back, finally (Phoenix, Vampire Weekend).
The list we've compiled here ranks the 50 albums the Stereogum staff is most stoked about hearing in 2013. The albums we've included here are only those we're confident in saying will see release next year — those with release dates attached already, those in the near-final stages of the production cycle. And yeah, you could read that last sentence, then jump down to No. 1 on this thing, and come back LOLing, but there are enough promising reports that we're willing to put our money on red, spin the wheel, and pray. Next year can't come soon enough.
50 Kvelertak – Meir (March, Indie Recordings)
49 Major Lazer – Free The Universe (2/19, Mad Decent/Downtown)
48 Autre Ne Veut – Anixety (2/12, Software Recording Company)
47 Jamie Lidell – Jamie Lidell (2/18, Warp)
46 William Tyler – Impossible Truth (3/19, Merge)
45 VHÖL – VHÖL (4/16, Profound Lore)
44 Foxygen – We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors Of Peace & Magic (1/22, Jagjaguwar)
43 HAIM – TBD (Spring)
42 AlunaGeorge – TBD (June, Island Def Jam)
41 Beach Fossils – Clash The Truth (2/19, Captured Tracks)
40 Wavves – TBD (3/26, Mom + Pop)
39 Rhye – Woman (3/5, Loma Vista)
38 Free Energy – Love Sign (1/15, Free Energy Records)
37 Hilly Eye – Reasons To Live (1/22, Don Giovanni)
36 Doldrums – Lesser Evil (2/25, Souterrain Transmissions)
35 The Mary Onettes – Hit The Waves (3/12, Labrador)
34 Sun Kil Moon & The Album Leaf – Perils From The Sea (5/14, Caldo Verde)
33 Kurt Vile – Wakin On A Pretty Daze (Spring, Matador)
32 Bleeding Rainbow – Yeah Right (1/29, Kanine)
31 Devendra Banhart – Mala (Spring, Nonesuch)
30 Frightened Rabbit – Pedestrian Verse (2/5, Canvasback)
29 Ducktails – The Flower Lane (1/29, Domino)
28 Deafheaven – Sunbather (Spring, Deathwish Inc)
27 Toro Y Moi – Anything In Return (1/22, Carpark)
26 Depeche Mode – TBD (March, Columbia)
25 Yo La Tengo – Fade (1/15, Matador)
24 Unknown Mortal Orchestra – II (2/5, Jagjaguwar)
23 Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Push The Sky Away (2/18, Anti-)
22 Low – The Invisible Way (3/19, Sub Pop)
21 Queens Of The Stone Age – TBD
20 Marnie Stern – The Chronicles Of Marnia (3/19, Kill Rock Stars)
19 FIDLAR – FIDLAR (1/22, Mom & Pop)
18 Tegan & Sara – Heartthrob (1/29, Sire)
17 Local Natives – Hummingbird (1/29, Frenchkiss)
16 James Blake – TBD
15 Deerhunter – TBD
14 M.I.A. – Matangi
13 Azealia Banks – Broke With Expensive Taste (2/12, Interscope)
12 Iceage – You're Nothing (2/19, Matador)
11 Yeah Yeah Yeahs – TBD (Spring)
10 A$AP Rocky – LongLiveA$AP (1/15, RCA)
09 Atoms For Peace – Amok (2/18, XL)
08 Christopher Owens – Lysandre (1/15, Fat Possum)
07 Cloud Nothings – TBD
06 The Knife – Shaking The Habitual (4/9, Rabid/Brille/Mute)
05 Phoenix – TBD (Spring, Glassnote)
04 Vampire Weekend – TBD
03 Earl Sweatshirt – Doris (Tan Cressida/Columbia)
02 Arcade Fire – TBD
01 My Bloody Valentine – TBD
So now it's your turn! What albums are you most excited for in 2013? What did we rank too high, too low, not at all? Don't even joke about Detox — you know as well as we do that one's not seeing light of day till 2014, earliest.
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Don't stress to much. Judging on what has been released so far it's going to be a 2013 to forget for the group.
I know most people seem to be over the whole odd future thing…but I'm genuinely curious to see what Tyler does next.
Yeah really. No Age? The Men? DFA1979? MODEST MOUSE?? Are these all just speculative or do you know something?
Spoon might have something. Nothing official tho.
Although the things Britt has been saying about it sound sort of odd.-
was he saying that he'd be working with the guy from wolf parade on it? and that they'd be doing a birthday party song?
He's been saying a lot that he wants the backing members to work on stuff and then he'll sort of sing over it. (I hope it works out but given that so far all of Spoon has basically been Britt being a control freak/mastermind songwriter it could be a weird direction.)He says a bunch of stuff on this reddit interview about 2013 plans:
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Wildlife! I am most excited for Wildlife's new album and you all should be too: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wildlife/18302518300?ref=ts&fref=ts
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With all four wheels spinning, you need to be pretty quick on the steering wheel - the 911 will move around laterally (uh, which means it'll dart around in search of a curb or an oncoming car.) Second gear comes almost instantaneously and with no interruption in power, then third, then fourth, then, oh, hello, Officer. Oh, and your passenger might pass out with fear. If not, he or she will likely be screaming at a pitch slightly higher than that of the police cruiser's siren.
If you really want to scare the daylights out of someone while retaining your license, you'll need a curvy race track. While it's certainly possible to frighten yourself and everyone around you on a curvy public road, that kind of fear is there for a reason. It's a healthy, self-preservation reason.
And besides, 911s aren't the kind of cars to take past their limits on narrow public roads. Their brilliance is how high the limits are, not how easy you can recover once you've blown through them.
On a racetrack, though, you can play with the Turbo in a controlled environment with lots of run off, and that invokes good fear. The Oh-My-God-this-car-isn't-going-to-make-this-curve kind of fear. Because if you know how to handle it, the 911 Turbo will, in fact, make the curve.
Nothing like the widow-maker 911s of yore, modern 911s nevertheless retain the rear-engine tendency towards lift-off oversteer. That feature may be a liability on the street (with stability control switched off), but it makes 911s fabulously throttle-adjustable on the track, and this Turbo is no exception. The last-generation Turbo was very, very fast around a race track, and it would happily powerslide around corner after corner. When you tried to be neat, tidy, and quick, though, it required serious effort: it would understeer on the way into a corner, and then when the boost hit (some measurable time after you squeezed the throttle), it would transition quickly into oversteer. Fun? Yes. Fast? Well, yes, but only if you really, really knew what you were doing. Like, if your name was Walter Röhrl. And more importantly, if you decided to enter a turn sideways - i.e. by lifting off at turn-in to rotate the back end - you had your work cut out for you to gather it back up.
The new Turbo is a lot more forgiving. The transitions between understeer and oversteer are softer, slower, and easier to manage. Thanks to the miserably damp conditions at Estoril, we only managed two laps behind the wheel ourselves, but Porsche did allow us some shotgun rides with their factory drivers.


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When I met my colleague's college-going son a week ago, he was excited about the impending elections in the State; it was the first time he was to take part in a ballot. But, when I called him on the day of the elections to congratulate him for casting his vote for the first time, he sounded deeply disappointed. The reason? He was not allowed to vote, as his name was not there on the voters' list. Not only he, my colleague and her husband too faced a similar fate, despite the three of them carrying the voter's ID card issued by the Election Commission!
One other entirely different issue that I came across on the same day was that another friend of mine had received two voter's slips for two different locations – one where she had earlier lived and, the other, at her present address, notwithstanding the fact that she had lost her voter ID card which had the previous address and that she had not received the ID for the present address, for which she had applied a year ago. There were also instances where, in a family of three, two got the opportunity to vote, while one's name did not feature on the list.
Now, these are serious flaws that the Election Commission needs to look into, on a priority, as many people lose their legitimate right to vote. Another common problem we encounter with respect to the voter ID card is that the names are misspelt. This causes a major problem later, when we want to use the card for other purposes. Getting the mistake corrected is even more difficult! Therefore, it is important to ensure that names appear accurately on the card the very first time it is issued.
Another unfriendly facet during the recent elections was the inability of the voter to record his vote under Rule 49-O. As we all know, according to Rule 49-O of the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961, a person can go to the respective polling booth, confirm his identity, have his finger marked with indelible ink, and then decide not to vote. Nevertheless, he will have to inform the presiding officer at the booth, but this violates the secrecy of the poll. Earlier, with the paper ballot, it was much simpler. Merely affixing the stamp on multiple candidates made the vote null and void, without infringing on confidentiality. Today, with electronic voting machines in use, it is important that in the column relating to the names of the candidates, provision should also be made for 'NONE', to enable a voter to reject all the candidates, if he chooses to do so. An amendment to the rule should also be brought in to this effect. Wide publicity about this right should be given so that the public in a democratic set-up will be able to make their choice.
It is unfortunate that many booth officials were unaware of all the aspects relating to the polls. It is essential that they are properly educated before the elections, because, only then, will they be able to guide the voters in the right direction.
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Dagenham will appeal the red card awarded to Damien McCrory in the 3-2 defeat to Plymouth.
The left-back was dismissed during injury-time after bringing down Isaac Vassell in the penalty area.
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Looking for someone to donate a truck to be used for picking up and delivering furniture and all kinds of items needed by the newly arrived refugees from Iraq.
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For the first time in San Diego's history, Chaldean community will have Chaldean NIght at the Padres game on September 6th, 7:00pm, where thousands of our youth will be attending the game for a national broadcast with a chaldean singing the National Anthem, a chaldean throwing the first ball and his excellency Bishop Sarhad Jibo will be speaking.
We encourage all of our commnuity and friends to attend this historical night for the people of San Diego to know who we are.
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As the new school year begins in few weeks, Ladies of Hope have bought over 200 back packs and will start collecting school supplies for the east county needy children. We are starting our donation drive immediately.
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Mickey Mouse Birthday Centerpieces
These ideas would be perfect for any Mickey Mouse inspired birthday celebration. A Mickey Mouse celebration! It is every children dream, however everybody is aware of that no theme celebration is full without a matching centerpiece. Not like different get together supplies, centerpieces are usually not simple to come by, especially Mickey Mouse centerpieces. Furthermore, they're normally expensive and you might be left with an merchandise you will not be utilizing once more, unless you throw one other Disney themed party. But you may make your own centerpieces. Making your own occasion ornament will save you cash and let you have enjoyable making ready your party. You possibly can even get your kid involved, if he, or she, is previous enough. This Birthday Centerpiece is perfect for adding a splash of color to your little one's 1st birthday party! Simple assembly required. The issue is usually ideas, however concern not.
Mickey Mouse Fantasia Centerpiece
Fantasia was Disney's third animation feature-film, after Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and Pinnochio. It featured Mickey as a wizard's apprentice who made a whole catastrophe animating a broomstick that ended up flooding the wizard's castle.
The trademark of the movie and probably the most effectively-known Mickey moments is when the little mouse casts his magic atop a mountain, his arms stretched out, wearing a wizards robe and with a proverbial wizard's hat.
That's the scene we're aiming for here.
For the mountain I counsel you utilize newspaper crushed and put together to type a tall centerpiece, help in place by residence-made paper paste painted in inexperienced and brown. Another concept is using Lego or related pieces to construct it.
For the mouse you should utilize one of the many Mickey Mouse toys that characteristic this film. They are much cheaper than a whole centerpiece and your kid could have a new toy after the party.
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£10 ten English pounds
Could you give me a tenner?
by Paul F.W.Utrecht
February 08, 2005
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English slang for a ten pound note (£10.00).
Most commonly used by teenagers.
Most commonly used by teenagers.
1. "Got a tenner I can borrow?"
2. "I found a tenner inside my coat pocket today!"
2. "I found a tenner inside my coat pocket today!"
by IceIceIceHockey
March 23, 2004
A dime bag; 10 dollars worth of weed
"Yo you wanna go down on a tenner?"
by titanstrack
March 23, 2007
An item of footwear. Tenners may vary from a simple flip-flop to any type of shoe. The term originated in the 7th District of Southern Maryland.
Drop dem tenners off yo ass befoe I blast you muthaf*cka!
by David Greenburg
April 19, 2008
n. (informal) a ten-pound note.
How did you use the tenner I gave you yesterday?
by chicabum
August 07, 2012
Slang term for a 10-ounce Budweiser can, the beer of choice on Maryland's Eastern Shore. This hard-to-find size of beer outsells all others in that region.
I went to Baltimore last weekend and ended up drinking Bud Light the whole time. Couldn't wait to get back to Linkwood and have a tenner.
by Bunky P.
August 19, 2007
A 10 inch erect penis
Zack: i have a small dick dude
Denver: Shut up dude, you have a Tenner.
Denver: Shut up dude, you have a Tenner.
by Shane Whitey
May 31, 2012


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January 29
When I started this blog my kiddo was one year old and we were all coming off a pretty rough first year. In fact, if you ever get curious as to why I still have just one kiddo – that first year is 95% of the reason why. Most of our trips were short and not too far from home. At that young age the focus of our trips was pretty much solely on connecting her with family, as she was just too young to really appreciate any other elements of travel.
Here she is at a little over a year old on a trip to Disney that we took a few weeks before I started this blog. The main purpose of the trip was to meet up with extended family members. She had only been walking for a couple months, only knew how to say a few words, was still taking a bottle at night, was still in diapers, etc. She was more of a baby than a kiddo.
Here she is last month on Christmas morning. She is fully conversant (and knows some Spanish), barely naps, sleeps in a real bed, doesn't wear diapers, eats almost everything we eat, is learning to ride a bike, and loves to travel. She is a "big girl".
So, as time continues to pass, Little C gets bigger and Bigger and BIGGER. Since we plan many trips at least a full year out, we are now looking at booking trips for when she is between 4 and 5 years old. That is a world of difference from having a one year old. I get comments sometimes that my type of travel has changed from when the blog started (some saying that is a good thing, some saying it is a bad thing), and that is correct my travel patterns are evolving…and having a kid that is getting older is a big part of the reason why. We will always have many trips to connect her with her family spread around the country, but we are now starting to spread our wings a bit further from home as well.
It is no surprise that booking a journey that stretches across the globe is a different process that booking a flight to Grandma's house. It requires you to stretch your brain a bit further, which is both challenging, exciting, and exhausting. Of course in the miles and points world, reward availability also becomes a much bigger issue when you want to fly three people in a premium cabin to popular destinations. Flexibility and strategy become even more important as your reward travel goals grow as ours are. We are about to be in the "magic" window when our daughter is old enough to go on big trips successfully, but not so old as to be tied to a school schedule. PS, the other "magic travel window" for easy or even regular babies is from about 2/3 months through when they are mobile – though that very much did not apply in our household.
You will start to see more posts about planning and taking longer, further, and bigger trips from time to time. Of course the shorter domestic trips aren't going away either, so hopefully there will be a decent mix of both. We aren't 100% set yet, but it is likely that our first really big family adventure with C will be to Australia and New Zealand in a little over a year. So, plan on hearing more about that planning process as it happens.
Being that we are a family of three instead of just a solo traveler who can leave home at a moment's notice, our focus won't be as much on finding the best premium cabin to experience as much as it will be on finding availability for the three of us. We don't yet have so many exotic trips under our belt as to need the latest and greatest in-air suite complete with personal chef (though no complaints if we get that some day!). We just need seats comfortable enough to sleep in – and no, economy seats are not comfortable enough for us to sleep in to Australia.
The first major thing we are looking at when planning this trip is how to really maximize the routing given the type of miles that we plan to use. Do we also want to visit Asia, do we want to tack on a stop in Hawaii, do we want to add the Caribbean, etc? That requires planning more than just one big trip at a time – it means you are actually potentially planning more than one trip at a time. Here is an extremely simple example of how that can work. We need to attend a wedding this summer near Cancun (dates changed to protect the innocent). Tickets are running $500 – $600 right now for economy. However, if we wanted to, we could take on half of the Mexico trip to our Australia trip in first class for just 5,000 more miles instead of the 30,000 a one-way first ticket would usually cost with United.
So, our Australia trip could be Cancun – Houston (stop for months until Australia trip) – Sydney – Houston
If we did that then we would just need to get from Houston to Cancun which we could do on a one-way using miles, or purchase a one-way ticket. This probably won't really be the route we take as there are other ways I am thinking of optimizing this trip, but it is a small example of what can be possible with big award ticket trips. The more thinking you put into them, the more you can get out of them. Or, just use an award booking service and let them do some of the thinking in exchange for some $.
If you are interested in getting started along this line of thinking I recommend reading a couple different things. First, if you are interested options for using miles to get to Australia or New Zealand in a premium cabin, then my favorite broad post on the topic is on Travelsort written by One Mile at a Time. That post is now a year old, but is still a good starting point. If you are interested in starting to think about free/cheap one-ways and stopovers then I think Milevalue has the most comprehensive posts on the topic.
I'm sure some of you also have kids who are starting to get a bit older and bigger trips are becoming more of a reality. I'd love to hear any stories you all have related to transitioning from smaller to "bigger" trips!
37 Responses to "Planning Bigger Trips"
So what you're saying is that we can expect to see your trip report of EK First in the near future?
I'm in a slightly different boat, trying to cram in as much travel as possible before #1 arrives – so I might be browsing back through your archives in a few years!
all I can say is getting 3 or 4 up front gets a lot harder than it did finding 2 up front.
We're looking to go Australia via Asia using Dividend Miles for the second half of January. Happy planning!
My nine year old has already been twice to Hawaii, once to Alaska, Costa Rica, Colorado, and twice to Colombia. This is all on points and miles of course. I am taking her on her first trip to Europe in March for spring break.
My wife, three kids and I just went to Central America to see family using ThankYou Points. I don't know that it would have been possible to fly over Christmas/New Year's for all of us using points.
URs get a lot of press, but TYPs are an underrated program–it's not too hard to accumulate a decent balance with the generous sign-up and spending bonuses, and you can get 1.33 cents per point on travel redemptions w/ ThankYou Premier, so when you combine that with the spending bonuses on the Preferred (5% GGD for 12 mos) and the Forward (restaurants, Amazon) you can effectively earn 6.67% on a decent percentage of your purchases.
My wife and I (along with our two year old 'big girl') just completed a 2 week trip to Australia (from DC)in Virgin Australia biz/Southwest). We went to three different cities in Australia (Cairns/Port Douglas, Brisbane, Sydney) on Quantas (domestic) and stayed at the Hilton Brisbane, Sheraton Port Douglas and Park Hyatt Sydney.
The whole trip was done on miles/points and would have had a retail cost of over $60k (we did have to pay the usual taxes, but that was only in the hundreds of dollars – not too shabby). We do love showing family/friends our chart of the 'what it would have cost'. Anyway, we had a great time, but was certainly a challenging time.
Drop me a line if you'd like more details/strategy from our trip (we're veterans of the miles/points scene – Hilton Diamond/SPG Platinum/Hyatt Diamond, etc). In addition to countless domestic trips, we've taken our little girl to Paris, Antwerp and Spain (including in BA First/Concorde Room) and have had very rewarding (and very challenging) experiences!
Drop the kids off and travel the world for a week or two!
I was able to find 4 business/first class rewards on Qantas using American miles on the same flights. (My husband and I were able to experience First in the A380 -it was awesome).It is definitely doable using miles. We went to Australia in July when there is more availability, and the weather was awesome. My kids are teens but we did some amazing things that your daughter would love.
Great post Summer. I have been having some success getting 3 seats in business overseas, plus a lap child ticket. But it is a huge challenge over finding just one or two seats. I have been booking 6-11 months in advance, which takes the spontaneity out of it.
Fortunately, there is just so much joy in seeing another land through the eyes of your children.
@mommypoints – You mention using a booking service to ease the planning stages of a trip. Can you give me a recomendation for a booking service?
This differs by person/job but for me it makes more sense for me to bill a few more hours and pay someone to book my trip than to spend hours on the phone with the airline.
We are taking our first European vacation with my boys ages 4 & 6 years this summer compliments of HiltonMomVoyage.com! (Thanks to some boarding area blogs that tipped me off to the application process last fall!) I think this will open the doors to more distant vacations since showing my kids the world is a high priority!
We have been doing 'big' trips with our kids since they were born and I think it has made them awesome travelers, we are getting ready for a trip to Spain and the UK with them in February. Traveling overseas isn't that much different than domestic, you need the same stuff, you need the same patience, you just have to deal with jet lag
My son will be 2 on May so we decided to take Europe vacation this spring break on AA award (since being in dfw area). Also going to Puerto Rico for 4th of July week for 5 days. Planning to go to Brazil for next yr Fifa world cup. I wanted to just go with my wife, but she want to bring our son with on on that trip. I will try to book an award ticket 11 month a head. Hopefully I will be successful on AA with our reminder miles. I always wanted to go to Australia and New Zeeland, that I plan to do in Feb of 2015 as the two nation will be hosting the Cricket world cup, have to figure out about that travel.
to the above comment Puerto Rico, Southwest Companion pass for flight, and Marriott Mega bonus 2013 for hotels. Found Marriott properties in dfw ara for 45/night to get 1 free after 2 night stay.
My daughter is 3 years and my son is 4 months and we're in Oklahoma. We've flown with daughter to Seattle, Alaska, Venezuela, Cabo and Banff. We took them both to Aruba last month. We're taking them to Tokyo and Kyoto in April for a week to attend a wedding and we'll spend a week in northern Vermont in August. We just started churning cards in July so we're limited to coach flying now. We're kind of dreading the flights to and from Tokyo but we'll have an entire weekend to adjust after we return. I need to start something that resembles a business so I can churn business cards and maybe get better seats on future big trips.
We travelled internationally a lot before my daughter and continued to do so after she was born. Her first trip to Europe was at age 11 months and she has been to Europe or Asia at least once a year. So we haven't changed our travel pattern, just what happens once we arrive at our destination.
– We can't travel off-season too often now (altho we are headed to England for a long weekend in February) because of school breaks and due to the weather. Little ones need lots of outdoor activities to run off steam. My daughter is older now so we are once again shifting our activities.
– We also used to look for quick dining options for a a more pleasant evening for everyone. Altho don't count out upscale restaurants too. One of favorite memories is eating a 6 course meal in the Loire Valley at the chateau we were staying at. Since there were no booster seats, my daughter (then 4 years old) was placed on a beautiful pillow with tassles. Then she was led to the next room to watch cartoons in French while we finished our 3 hour meal. She thought she was a princess.
– Getting 3 business class seats has not been too much of a problem for us since we can usually do non-stops, but it does take a bit of planning and searching.
I look forward to reading about your planning and future trips. -
Oh yes, you should definetly take advantage while you are not tied to a school calendar. My travel this year revolves around school calendar and you have to do more planning, as you mostly flying in high season.
Someone already mentioned geting 3 seats upfront on every flight may be challenging. Well if you are going to start the little one with Australia…the rest should be a piece of cake -
We did our first trip to Germany with kids the summer before last. It was right before my youngest started kindergarten. We got 4 free miles tickets for the flights (economy – but still – 4 of them). We did a home exchange with a family in a small village right where we wanted to be. And since I took my daughter out of preschool, we saved that tuition and used it to pay for the rental car. The whole 3 week trip, really didn't cost us much at all. We did day trips from where we were. Didn't feel like we had to eat out. Met the neighbors, went to the local pool and bakery and generally had a relaxing and wonderful experience. Enjoyed being in the village a lot more than the big city tours. Enjoy your experience. My kids can't wait to go back. We are currently planning a UK trip for 2014
can't wait to hear about your adventures!
We're leaving on on our first international award trip in March with 3 kiddos in tow. For that many miles, we have to stick with economy for now – I was finding it hard to find 5 economy seats on some of the domestic legs. The miles also came from both AC and UA, which added another layer of difficulty.
As the kids have grown, another big change that I've mentioned before is a switch from 1 to 2 hotel rooms per night if you can't find an apartment or 2 br suite in many countries.
Have you looked into flying Air New Zealand's skycouch? It might work for you and your family. I know you stated economy is not comfortable for a flight to Australia but NZ's new product might be. I've flown several 10+ hour trips in economy and have found most flights comfortable (singapore airlines is amazing.) I now fly in business class but will admit that all those flights in economy have made me appreciate flying business class even more.
Domestic travelers here! I will give my children North America with my points and miles earnings but they may have to take the world for themselves when they can. They are great travelers, easy to please but its just not in the budget for this working class Tennessee family of 5.
You could imagine how many points one can bust though needing 5 RTs flights each time. Not to mention how much it costs to feed and entertain a large family on vacation!
They get some quality time at grandmas when we can bust out of the U.S. for a bit! It's good for us to reconnect and good for grandma, though she may beg to differ! -
My kids are now 14, 12, and 9. Looking back, I wish we'd pulled them out of school for trips in the early school years (say K-4). After 4th grade it becomes too difficult to get caught up on homework.
Our kids are now at a good civilized age to travel. We will visit Costa Rica in March, Peru in June, and are planning a 2 week trip to Europe in summer 2014.
The summer the youngest turns 12, we plan an African safari. A trip to Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia is one of our favorite pre-kid trips and I look forward to taking them.
Protect the innocent? I think you may have your peeps confused, Mrs. Points.
Let me know when y'all are going to kiwiland. We'll have 'em put on extra sheep for you.
I know exactly what you're talking about. I've become more and more interested in completely exhausting a specific area or country. Right now I'm on a trip in Panama with all four kids. We've stayed 5 nights in Portobelo and we are only now feeling like we've had enough.
MP you are going to have so much fun! Germany and Italy are especially child friendly. You have to be laid back and not try to visit every museum. But from your previous trip reports, it sounds like you've got the right attitude. Can't wait to hear the trip reports and pick up some pointers.
I am contemplating Australia at the end of January/start of February. I know that's a popular award to try and find. I was there once, and want to go back. But, the price has to be right. Happy hunting/planning.
What were the problems with 1st year travel?
Our DS had colic at level 11, it was so bad we lived in a cocoon for 3 months. But once it cleared up we travelled with him. At 6 months he had his first passport stamps for Turkey & Italy. I won't say there weren't moments of frayed nerves but overall we remember the good more than the bad.
Yep, same thing here as well. Daughter turning 5 and we are headed to Europe for her first big trip. She's done great at both DW and DL, and we ran into MP in NYC this past winter, so we figure she's ready for the really big jump across the pond!
As an aside, we thought about tacking Italy on to London and Paris, but ultimately decided it was too much for a first trip. We'll have plenty of chances later to do Italy on its own. I would be wary of trying to do too much in one trip.
Greetings from the megabus! We are headed home to dc from an nyc school break.weekend. Having done Guatemala and many domestic trips I find the biggest change is my focus on lodging. As a single or couple I could be a lot more flexible but with kids you need what you need…be it 2 beds or a fridge, etc. Overseas I tend to rely less on chains and more on vacation rentals or luxury lunk type independent hotels. Next up, Ireland!
Thanks to so many of you for sharing your "big trip" stories! Very exciting! I think C is going to love some of these new adventures a ton. For those who said to leave her with grandparents, we do have some of those "adult" trips lined up as well so it for us it is all about balance.
It will be harder to get three premium cabin seats together, but certainly not impossible. That's one of the reasons we aren't going to be all that picky about carriers. Getting three F seats on LH just ain't gonna happen…however my single seat was great.
For some people international travel with a young child is fine and there is no reason to wait until the kiddo is older, but that just didn't sound fun personally to us and what we wanted to do on trips. She didn't really travel until she was 11 months old due to some health issues that were ultimately more uncomfortable and messy for her than dangerous (though she did have a life flight thrown in there for good measure), so it just wasn't the right time for us as a family to venture far from home. There was a lot of sleeplessness and frayed nerves to say the least.
Those times have changed though and we are ready to go!
Your mention of WC15 planted a seed in my mind. That sounds like an exciting trip to plan for.
Is it possible for us to connect and chat about it? travelenthusiast at ymail.com -
@travel enthusiast …. send u email.
My 11 month old has already been to Hawaii 4 times and Wyoming. We're headed to Alaska in a few weeks, then Singapore, Bali, India, and Hong Kong at the end of February- saving that big trip until he was a year old All done with miles and points (except Hawaii which is for work) I agree the first year is tough- or first 6 months for us- but I do miss the days when he would sleep the whole way on the plane.
Wow MP racking up the UA miles, 480K for 3 tickets to Australia… Pity they *never* have business availability on these routes, though that may change after Feb 1.
Great post, and thanks for the shout out to Ben's Australia award booking tips on TravelSort. For us, although we'd taken the munchkin to Hawaii, France and the Galapagos, the major transition trip was to Hong Kong and Bali. That longer trip has given us confidence that, if anything, he's a better traveler than we are! One thing that we've found really important with just one kid is to build in enough time for him to play with other kids, whether at the hotel or locals. Look forward to reading about Australia and New Zealand trip planning.
My three year old daughter goes with us for most of our trips. We've mainly concentrated on Europe since she's been born. We started with France when she was two, and it was fabulous. She loves to travel and loves planes. Traveling with a little one to another country forces you to slow down and pay attention to the world around you rather than run around from one famous site to the next. We usually take a few weeks for vacation, rent an apartment, and try to visit as many playgrounds as possible. It's amazing to watch our daughter play with other kids who speak a different language and interact with other families. Last year we visited Spain, and this Easter we're going to London with our little one. Now there are times that are challenging, tantrums, potty training, etc, but we'd rather be doing all that in another country that dealing with it at home I guess!


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Nosotros, personalmente, te invitamos a compartir una gran cantidad de historia y disfrutar de las encantadoras elegantes alrededores de South Broadway Manor. La mayoría de las habitaciones cuentan con chimeneas de trabajo y todas las habitaciones cuentan con A / C central, wi-fi y smart TV. Ropa de cama de lujo de sábanas 100% algodón egipcio, almohadas y edredones de calmar a dormir sobre colchones luxorious. Elija entre un colchón de plumas, reyes abajo almohada o incluso una cama de masaje Tempurpedic! Relájese en un baño de burbujas Jacuzzi y servicio de habitaciones petición! Para mayor comodidad y ahorro agregado, hay una cocina completa para su uso 24/7, con lavadora y secadora. Hay mucho que ver con nuestros fines de semana de paquetes turísticos. Las Montañas Allegheny incluyen pistas de bicicleta, piragüismo, senderismo, esquí, rafting, bodegas y museos. Programe un sitio turístico recorrido por el casco antiguo de Scottdale o Kentuck Knob de Frank Lloyd Wright y la caída de agua. El Museo de West Overton, lugar de nacimiento de Henry Clay Frick, cuenta con pre-prohibición whisky a partir de 1912 que se encuentra en el sótano del Sur Broadway Manor!
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4,6 en julio 03, 2014
We reviewed over 20 B&B's before we found one to accommodate a special needs child...then we found you! What a blessing! Mark was such a gracious host!
4,6 en noviembre 26, 2013
The innkeepers Karen and Kermit were very polite and helpful. We enjoyed our stay very much.
4,8 en noviembre 15, 2013
Beautiful home filled with eclectic treasures. NOT suitable for small children/spoiled teenagers.
5 en julio 23, 2013
What a great place to stay. We stayed in the Federal Room and it was fantastic. Nice balcony to enjoy in the evening or morning along with an indoor seating area. A glass of wine on the balcony was a great way to unwind after the day. Good proximity to both Fallingwater and Flight 93 Memorial. The home was beautiful and Mike and Kate were great hosts. Would recommend this gem to anyone and we would stay again.
5 en junio 04, 2013
I only stayed at South Broadway Manor one night but would have loved to stay longer. My girlfriends and I were taking a trip to the Greendance Winery, which was about a 15 minute drive from South Broadway. Any concerns we had were addressed and taken care of by Rick. He was so helpful and wanted our stay to be as fun and relaxing as possible. The rooms were beautiful and inviting. Apparently the rooms were full that day but I never heard any of the other tenants. Breakfast in the morning was the icing on the cake! It was so delicious! I would definitely recommend South Broadway Manor for a unique and exciting overnight stay!
4,2 en abril 30, 2013
My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights, and had a lovely experience at this B&B. The house itself is beautiful, clean, interesting, and full of history. It felt to me as if I was staying at one of the Newport, RI mansions on Bellevue Avenue ! We stayed in the Federal room. There is a queen size bed which is fixed with some of the nicest sheets and blankets you could wish for. We slept very well. The private bathroom, connected to the room, had a porcelain jacuzzi tub in it, and extra amenities you wouldn't even imagine of. Additionally, there is a large private balcony with chairs and a table to enjoy a nice glass of wine. We were very happy with our choice of rooms. Furthermore, Chef Rick was a pleasure to have served us. He cooked some delicious breakfasts, and made us feel like we were at home. He showed us his talent by cooking up some delicious unique meals. This was a stay that we will always remember. We definitely will be going back to stay at the here.
5 en noviembre 12, 2012
The B&B is beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean and the breakfast was wonderful! We will be back.
There's a tropical feel from the Asiatic in our Mahogany Room. This room features Honduras mahogany large mirrored closet and bookshelves. For the best nights sleep ever, enjoy the queen size bed and luxury pima cotton sheets, down pillows and comforter. The bath, kitchen and laundry facility are shared with "The Wedgwood Room". Sleeps 2 persons Price: $150/ night
The library adjoining the Federal Room leads out to a private front balcony extending the entire length of the house flanked by two large Corinthian columns. Accommodates families with small children on a pull out cot. The coachman's uniform found in the coach house and restored. The Federal Room bath features a Kohler Jacuzzi tub with poet Longfellow quotes scripted on hand painted tiles of wild prairie flowers. The adjoining jade marble vanity and hand painted sink with gilt fixtures and commode are private to this exquisite master suite.
The Guest House is the perfect choice for those seeking just a little more privacy, while still being able to enjoy all of the amenities and features of the full mansion. Great for families! Inquire about special rates for corporate and long term stays.
The Victorian Room comfortably sleeps four with the full size spring coiled feather bed as well as a mahogany trundle sleigh bed, which accommodates two twin mattresses. "Faux Bois" or the French translation "false wood" was of high fashion in the late 1900's when interior decorators commissioned artists to hand paint patterns of wood using feathers and wooden block rollers to "tromp l'oyes", or "fool the eye". This room reflects the look of maple painted over a poplar fireplace, crown mold and the interior side of quarter sawn solid oak doors. Pat's grandparents marriage license from 1923 hangs above the mantle. Use the "smart TV" to watch your favorite Netflix movies or go on the Internet. Take a bubble bath in the original elongated claw foot tub /shower with chrome and mother of pearl fixtures and pedestal sink. Experience traditional family living that the Brennan family enjoyed lit with extraordinary Tiffany style windows and hand painted original embossed decorative tile.
The Louis XVI style French Impressionist paintings including Claude Monet, Gains borough, and Franz Ant leman "The Dresser" circa 1915 in this room named after the original crystal chandelier and crystal bath fixtures. Relax and unwind in our Tempurpedic Ortho massage bed. This state of the art bed will have you glad to be living in the 21st century. Enjoy the ambiance and charm of a hundred years ago! With the press of a button your bed adjusts to any upright sleep position, foot elevation and even massages for a comfortable night's sleep. Perfect for those who suffer from a bad back or simply those of you who want that little extra "touch"! The original half bath with copper line push button commode, pedestal sink below the stained glass window and crystal on gold fixtures makes every fairy tale dream come true.
Enjoy the luxurious feel of Egyptian cotton and down bedding, walk barefoot on silk Persian rugs. For those who prefer to be on the first floor, the Stickley Style Copper Room features embossed copper ceilings, a queen size TempurPedic pillow top mattress for extra comfort. Converse or cajole right off the back porch with all the charm of the era even Stickley would enjoy. Includes full handicap accessible bathroom.
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Punishment Phase Begins in 2011 Murder Trial
A Greenville man is facing sentencing in connection with a 2011 murder. The punishment phase begins today in the trial of Tyrone Leorone McCurdy after he was found guilty of one count of murder in connection with the death of Treybbian Leekey Nelson.
The jury in the 196th district court deliberated for almost 5 hours before returning with the guilty verdict.
McCurdy is facing a maximum sentence of between 5 and 99 years to life in prison and an option fine of 10,000 dollars.
McCurdy had pleaded not guilty.Bernard Dale Kelley Jr. also of Greenville, currently has trial scheduled for December, and has also pleaded not guilty.
Officers from the Greenville Police Department responded to a call of shots fired in 1000 block of Edgar Street on the afternoon of February 8th, 2011 where they found Nelson had been shot.
McCurdy's attorney had argued McCurdy had acted in self-defense, claiming Nelson had a weapon that was removed from the crime scene shortly before responders arrived.
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Uniquely Utah: The horses who paint
Amy Miller has been teaching her horses how to do a variety of tricks…including painting! Her horsey friends Cheyenne and Gypsy show off their skills.
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By Todd Tanner
Todd Tanner takes us to meet a very unusual horse in this week's edition of Uniquely Utah: Cheyenne the horse did not take to dressage the way her owner wanted–instead the animal chose to be an artist.
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Evolution and Kontact are the standard Personal Information Management applications on Linux, but many users are dissatisfied with the major players. Pimlico is a small-footprint alternative, and GDATA Provider brings Google with Mozilla calendar.
Deadline and appointment are two dirty words for a lot of us. In many cases, the dates and times are not the biggest problem, but keeping track of the "to-dos" is. Many users turn to software solutions that replace the legacy day planner. Personal Information Evolution and Kontact are the standard Personal Information Management (PIM) covers any aspect of organizing appointments, tasks, and contact data.
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Cresencio Martinez of Frankfort was arrested Oct. 21 on Benson Trace Drive and charged with no operator's license, reckless driving, no insurance and failure to register a motor vehicle.
Mary A. Cubert of Shelbyville was arrested Oct. 22 at Midland Trail and Ashland and charged with DUI, first offense and disregarding a stop sign.
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Katie Habberfield played a Nintendo DS game a Game Stop on Tuesday afternoon. Habberfield and her brother Tyler got a Wii game system from their parents for Christmas.
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UPDATED: JAN. 20, 5 p.m.: The words of Barack Obama's inauguration speech are still echoing in the ears of the folks from Shelbyville who attended the ceremony. The group braved the crowds and traffic and watched the inauguration from near the George Washington Monument -- close to 10 blocks away. Everyone in the group said it was an experience the will never forget. For a full report on the inauguration, read tomorrow's Sentinelnews.com.
The Shelby County Rockets came up short again, this week against North Oldham in a 79-77 overtime loss at home Friday.
Boomer Beckley scored 28 points and handed out five assists for the Rockets, but it wasn't enough.
Shelby led 35-29 at halftime, but North clawed back throughout the third and fourth, and had a chance to win in regulation. But what would've been a game-winner was waived off because it was too late.
North Oldham then opened the overtime with back-to-back 3-pointers to take a 72-68 lead that the Mustangs would not relinquish.
One of the oldest tractor and farm supply companies in the county announced this week that it has merged with two other Kentucky retailers in order to increase its inventory and better serve its customers.
Shelby Supply Co. has merged with Dixie Farm Stores and Bowen Farm Supply stores to form a new John Deere equipment dealership called Limestone Farm Lawn and Worksite, with six outlets across the region.
Mark Burks, the owner of Shelby Supply, said the new company will help expand the expertise and resources of these former dealerships.
For the second time in year, Kentucky State Police Detective Mitch Harris has lost his house to fire.
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Beet Green Gratin
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- 1 hr 15 min
- Prep:
- 25 min
- Cook:
- 50 min
- Yield:
- 6 to 8 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 12 ounces sliced mushrooms
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 pound beet greens, cleaned and picked
- Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper
- 4 egg yolks, beaten
- 1 cups ricotta
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup crumbled crackers (recommended: Ritz crackers)
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Melt the butter in a saucepan. Add the mushrooms and garlic and sweat. Add the beet greens and mix well. Remove pan from heat. Season with salt and pepper.
In a separate bowl, combine the egg yolks, ricotta, Parmesan cheese, and salt. Combine everything and put into a lightly oiled 9 by 11-inch baking dish. Top with the crumbled crackers and bake for 30 minutes covered. Uncover and bake for an additional 15 minutes.
Recipe courtesy Alton Brown
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Sasha Khokha is KQED's Central Valley Bureau Chief. Based in Fresno, she covers a vast geographic beat, including the nation's most productive farm belt, some of California's poorest towns, and Yosemite and Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks.
Whether trekking up a Sierra glacier with her microphone, interviewing farmworkers in Spanish, or explaining complicated air or water quality issues, Sasha translates rural Central California to listeners in the rest of the state.
Her stories have won an Edward R Murrow Regional Award, as well as awards from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, the California Teachers Association and the Association of Health Care Journalists.
Sasha joined KQED in 2004, after stints as a reporter in Alaska and with NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday.
Sasha's work is also heard on National Public Radio and PRI's The World.
Sasha is a graduate of Brown University and the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.
Sasha is also a documentary filmmaker; her film Calcutta Calling documents the lives of teenage girls adopted from India to Swedish-Lutheran Minnesota. The film was nominated for a national broadcast Emmy in 2007.
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150 Years On, Preservation Still a Challenge at Yosemite
On Monday, Yosemite National Park celebrates the signing of an 1864 law that saved one of the country's most spectacular landscapes and planted the seed for the national park system. But even as Yosemite celebrates, the job of preserving its wonders for the future remains a challenge.
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The Grizzly Bear is on the state flag, but hasn't been seen in California for almost a century. The Center for Biological Diversity is petitioning the US Fish and Wildlife Service to reintroduce the bear to the Sierra Nevada and other parts of the West.
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The Food and Drug Administration has added valley fever to a priority list that should give a boost to researchers fighting the mysterious fungal disease. Since valley fever isn't a nationwide problem, it's gotten little federal attention, and that's been frustrating to Central Valley health officials.
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There's a drilling boom in California -- and it's not for oil or gas. With little help from the sky or the Sierra snowpack this year, farmers and ranchers are leaning heavily on pumping groundwater. Counties in the farm-rich Central Valley are issuing record numbers of permits for new wells. New studies show that as groundwater is drained from the huge aquifer there, it's putting more stress on the San Andreas Fault, triggering earthquakes.


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"Gingrich and Paul may have convinced themselves that they are trying to save the country, while being less inclined to recognize or acknowledge that they're enjoying the attention and perks. They both do seem to be having a good time."
Gingrich, hoping to become the Republican nominee to challenge Democratic President Barack Obama on Nov. 6, finished a distant third in Saturday's Louisiana primary.
It was his second big defeat in the South in two weeks, underlining the futility of his White House bid. Gingrich represented Georgia in Congress for two decades and built his campaign around expected strong showings in the conservative region.
Rick Santorum, with seven state wins in March alone, has taken the mantle of the conservative alternative to front-runner Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts. With even Santorum under pressure to end his campaign to further party unity, Gingrich's White House bid looks even more quixotic.
Yet Gingrich - who won only 16 percent support in Louisiana, one of the states he was supposed to do well in - has vowed to stay in the race until the Republican convention in Tampa, Florida, in August.


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"Look good in all that you do" is not a slogan you expect to see next to a woman with a nasty-looking black eye. Then again, no one denies the Fluid hair salon in Edmonton, Alberta, was not trying to shock. The ad depicts a woman with a funky hairdo and a black eye sitting on a couch, while an attractive man in a suit stands behind her holding a diamond necklace. For myself and many others, the ad suggests domestic violence — gratuitous domestic violence, actually, because it's an ad for a freakin' hair salon.
Insinuating domestic violence is perfectly within Fluid's rights, of course, and as to be expected, the salon owner is getting huffy about free speech. Keep reading »


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A Farewell to Arms Drugs and Alcohol Quotes
How we cite our quotes:
"This is mosquito netting. This is a bottle of vermouth. You like vermouth? These are the English papers." (11.12)
Everybody brings Frederic presents and booze! The priest doesn't seem flirty like Rinaldi, but he too wants to please Frederic and knows just what to bring him. The culture of alcohol is intense.
"Will you have a drink, Dr. Valentini?" "A drink? Certainly. I will have ten drinks. Where are they?" (16.76-77)
The doctors that Frederic doesn't like refuse his offer for drinks. Does Dr. Valentini's willingness to drink contribute to Frederic's trust in him?
"I suppose you can't be blamed for not wanting to go back to the front. But I should think you would try something more intelligent than producing jaundice with alcoholism." (22.18)
Miss Van Campen is the voice of reason. As Frederic points out, her claim sounds rather ridiculous. It's unlikely that Frederic thought, "I'll drink until I totally screw up my liver." She's also mocking the actual soldiers who intentionally wound themselves to stay out of the war. Ironically, she's reacting that way because she thinks Frederic is mocking the men who are fighting, by lying in bed drinking while other men are fighting.


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Weather forecast: Sun this weekend in Utah, but thunderstorms could be back
Enjoy the sun-filled weekend, because by Tuesday, thunderstorms could bring rainy weather to parts of Utah.
According to the National Weather Service, the high temperature for Friday in northern Utah will reach 77 degrees by Friday, and climb to the low 80s on both Saturday and Sunday. By Monday, the high temperature is expected to dip to 77 degrees. A chance of thunderstorms is predicted for Monday evening through Tuesday, when the high temperature is expected to reach 67 degrees.
Cedar City will see similar temperatures, with a high predicted at 75 degrees on Friday, 81 on Saturday and 79 degrees on Sunday. Monday will likely be breezy, with a high temperature of 74 degrees, while Tuesday will likely reach a high temperature of 67 degrees.
It will be significantly warmer further south, where the high temperature on Friday in St. George is expected to be 89 degrees. Temperatures are expected to climb to the mid-90s on both Saturday and Sunday, before cooling down slightly to 87 on Monday and 80 degrees on Tuesday. There is a slight chance of thunderstorms in St. George on Tuesday.
For more detailed information, visit The Salt Lake Tribune weather page.
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Whats funny is you mentioning OJ Mayo
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Whats funny is you mentioning OJ Mayo
That's a joke if you think Cop is a better player the JR.
Yea cause Kidd is doing such a great job with the Nets...
Didn't know the deal was done
Nobody is going to give a 1st for a guy who is often injured and a free agent at the end of this season..
Cavs looking real good ..
Whats he suppose so say??
Ty for me..
If they can stay healthy next yr, I think the will be the favorites..
This 1 by Amare was pretty nasty also
Shawn Kemp was a monster!!!!
Pop my collar, gets my vote
Thanks Oak!!!!! :clap:
Heat 5
Knicks 6
Spurs 5
Griz 6
lol lol
Do you do anything else other then worry about the Knicks and the fans???? Get a Life..
Bulls in 6
ball dont lie!!!!
Knicks in 6
Sorry for what happened at the Marathon and good luck in the playoffs..Now with that being said Go Knicks....
sorry think its his ankle
His knee, not sure how bad
:mad::mad::mad:Knicks luck is always bad luck !!!!
and twice on Sunday!!!!!


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Some sad news from the world of film making yesterday. Screenwriter, director and actor Dan O'Bannon has passed on at age 63.
O'Bannon was responsible for some of the favorite sci-fi/horror myths of our generation. He wrote the screenplay for a little film called Alien, directed by Ridley Scott, (you may have heard of it), and worked on all the sequels. He was also responsible for The Return of the Living Dead, the amazing George Romero zombie satire, and he worked on the Total Recall script and created the B-17 sequence in Heavy Metal. Not only that, but he provided the screenplay and served as Special Effects Supervisor on the John Carpenter flick, Dark Star, and he worked on a film called Star Wars. You may have heard of that one, too.
Dan O'Bannon truly was a geek creator and he will be sorely missed in the world of film. He was working on the Alien prequel to be released in 2011 at the time of his death. He is survived by Diane Louise Lindley and one son.


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Less rallies because its a PITA to have a higher standard of safety? C'mon dude. If that's the case, then so be it.
Higher standard of safety???? I call BS on that. Again your equalling safety with regulation.
I just do not accept that to be the case. Nor do I accept that it has made racing inherently safer. Nor do I see rallies like this as being the same as an organised yacht race.
Incidentally I can introduce you to circumnavigators who have not done any of the training( letting flares off and sitting in a liferaft in a pool with your mates come on) and who have boats that would fail CAT 1 ( probably because their bosun's chair was made in the wrong year), and they would be out there sailing their boats home long before many an 'offshore' racing boat has cried for mummy.
The rally in question is essentially free, based on likeminded cruising boats grouping together largely socially as best as I can make out. Not your cup of tea? Thats fine. But let's not make them suffer ISAF regs.
The onus of safety though is and should remain solely on the skipper.
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WAVERLY, Iowa – Iowa voters pride themselves on probing candidates with in-depth questions on policy or their positions on social issues, but one Iowa caucus goer on Friday had a simple question for Texas Gov. Rick Perry: Where are your cowboy boots?
"They're out there on the bus," Perry said, referring to his cowboy boots as the crowd at the restaurant Fainting Goat laughed.
"These are Ropers … sans the tops," Perry said, pointing to the Justin Roper work boots he was wearing. "You'll notice how thick the bottoms of those are. You might notice that it's snowing out there too, and I like that extra cushion and insulation underneath the bottom of my feet, and those leather bottom boots, they get a little slick and they get a little cold, so I've learned a few things while in Iowa."
The Texas governor, known for his brown ostrich boots that bear the words "liberty" and "freedom," words he had emblazoned on them in honor of those that died on 9/11, has seldom worn his cowboy boots on the campaign trail, opting instead to wear his comfortable black Justin Roper boots, which sell for around $70.
ABC News last saw Perry wear his cowboy boots on Dec. 2, when he walked onto the set of the Tonight Show with Jay Leno while the song "Deep in the Heart of Texas" played.
Perry donned his cowboy boots during the November CNBC debate when he had his now famous "oops moment," forgetting the third department he would eliminate if he becomes president.
"Speaking of boots, I'm glad I had my boots on tonight because I sure stepped in it out there," Perry joked with reporters in the spin room after his debate gaffe.
The Texas governor wore his cowboy boots when he bounded onto the stage announcing his presidential bid in Charleston, S.C., on Aug 13.
Though they are not seen often on the campaign trail, Perry told ABC News two weeks ago that he still wears those 10-year-old boots, admitting "they have been re-soled a few times." One coffee shop in Clear Lake, Iowa, named a blend of coffee after the boots.
Perry's son, Griffin, sometimes wears a pair of his father's hand-me-down Luchesse boots made of ostrich and cow.
Simon Conway, a WHO radio host who said on Friday that he'd vote for Perry, joked that along with Perry's executive experience, the final factor influencing his decision to support Perry was that he was able to get "boot advice from the governor of Texas."
While walking through DeWitt last week, Perry ran into an Iowa state lawmaker wearing the same style of Justin Roper shoes as he was, but in a different color. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who accompanied Perry for two days on his bus tour through Iowa, wore brown cowboy boots.


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In a February 15-dated blog post, popular social network Facebook revealed that it had been hit by a malware attack, but also added alongside that there currently is no evidence of any user data having been compromised in the sophisticated hacking attack.
The disclosure of the hacking attack on Facebook comes around two weeks after micro-blogging site Twitter reported an attack, and asked its nearly 250,000 users to reset their passwords. In fact, close on the heels of the attack on Twitter, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal also reported that they had been hacked.
About the attack on Facebook, the social network said in the blog post that the attack was seemingly triggered by a visit to a compromised mobile developer website by a few Facebook employees.
Disclosing that the compromised site hosted the Facebook exploit, the blog post said that the malware was then installed on the laptops of the employee who had visited the compromised site.
Further adding that the laptops were "fully-patched and running up-to-date anti-virus software," Facebook - which refrained from making any comments about the origin of the attack or the hackers behind it - said in the blog post: "As soon as we discovered the presence of the malware, we remediated all infected machines, informed law enforcement, and began a significant investigation that continues to this day."
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