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While in New York, Grohl will drop by THE COLBERT REPORT February 13 to discuss his critically and commercially successful directorial debut, and on February 14 THE SOUND CITY PLAYERS with special guest Stevie Nicks will make their network TV debut on THE LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN.
Having so far played two historic shows to date--one at this year's Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah and one in Los Angeles to commemorate SOUND CITY's January 31 Hollywood premiere--THE SOUND CITY PLAYERS bring to life the music created for the documentary and its accompanying SOUND CITY-REAL TO REEL album, out March 12 on Roswell/RCA. SOUND CITY-REAL TO REEL is currently available for pre-order at http://bit.ly/SoundCityiTunes, with all pre-orders immediately receiving first single "Cut Me Some Slack"-performed by Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear.
As with the two previous shows, NYC configuration of the SOUND CITY PLAYERS will also perform numerous classics from the catalogues of Stevie Nicks, John Fogerty, Rick Springfield, Fear, Cheap Trick and more, as they join Grohl and a cast of his current and former bandmates including Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Krist Novoselic, Chris Shiflett, Pat Smear and other familiar faces for a once in a lifetime evening.
SOUND CITY's grassroots distribution strategy to release day and date globally as theatrical, VOD and Direct to Consumer has netted the film an impressive $1 million in just 4 days. It is available for purchase DRM-free direct from the filmmaker at http://soundcitymovie.com and through iTunes--where it shot to #1 on the Documentary charts within hours of its Worldwide release on Friday--at http://bit.ly/SoundCityiTunes. The film is also available Worldwide on demand with more than 100 operators including: Comcast, DirecTV, Time Warner Cable, Cox, Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-Verse, Amazon VOD, Google Play, Vudu, and Sony PlayStation. One night only screenings were held January 31 across the USA, Australia and New Zealand, with theatrical runs beginning February 1. See http://soundcitymovie.com for more information on how to see the film.
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Daily journal for your children – a must do!
Journal for your child!
Starting a journal for your child is something you will never regret. It is quick, it is easy, it is unforgettable.
When my son was born, I promised myself that I was going to chronicle just about everything that was going on in our lives, and also write down the cute things he did. I bought a spiral college ruled notepad and put it in my nightstand so it would be easy to remember to do each night.
When my daughter was born, I started one for her as well, and each night after they were in bed, I pulled out their journals and wrote about what we did that day, and funny things they said or did. It didn't have to be a long entry, but just a paragraph or so. I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am that I did this, and if you haven't started one, now is the time!
I always thought I would remember every, single thing my kids did. I was reminded just how much I do not remember, when I pulled their journals out a few months ago. While leafing through the pages, I cried, I laughed, I smiled. I smiled really big. My heart overflowed with love as I read some things that I wouldn't have had the pleasure of knowing, had I not written it down.
From my son's journal I read about when he was 3-years old and we went to a family reunion in Wisconsin with my parents. While we were all boarding the plane, the traffic in the aisle stopped as people were putting their items in the overhead compartment. We were almost to our seats when a particularly large man was blocking the aisle. My son yelled, "Move your butt!" Needless to say I was horrified, and apologized {even though everyone else was laughing}, but I giggled when I read it. I was also reminded that, on this same trip, as our plane was rolling down the airstrip at top speed for take off, my son was excitedly watching out the window saying, "Schnella! Schnella!" You see, his grandmother on his father's side only spoke German to him, and he was learning that as well as English. My dad told me that my son was saying, "Faster! Faster!".
In reading my son's journal, I had a big "awww" moment when I read about one night when he was about 3 or 4 and I was putting him to bed. He gently grabbed my face, smooshed my cheeks and said, "I love you sweetie". Yeah. My heart melted completely.
From my daughter's journal I read about the time {she was about 3 or 4} that I was discussing something with her. She was staring at me intently and I was impressed at how well she was listening. I was really making an impact! Finally she said to me, very innocently, "Do your lips get tired of talking so much? Maybe you should give them a rest". I was flabbergasted, but of course I had to giggle. She was just calling it like she saw it!
I stopped writing in the journals when the kids were about 12 years old or so, because…well, they were pretty much teenagers and barely said anything, much less anything cute. I may start again one day.
I also tried to include as many funny parenting stories as I could too, including our stupid question about finger foods (the doctor probably thought we were soooo dumb).
There were so many more cute and fun things in the journals and for each and every one, I am thankful to now have those memories and times that I can never have back. They are priceless. I will give the journals to my kids when they are older and will enjoy them as much as I do.
How about you? Do you keep a daily journal for your children? It's not too late to start!
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I so wish I would have done that because I now have a 19 year old, 14 year old and I can barely remember details. I remember the big stuff but cute little things they said are gone POOF. I am writing now.
This is great! I also did this for my kiddos. Although, it got a little hard to keep up with eight journals. That is one of the main reasons I started my blog!!
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EXCELLENT post!! What i love is charlottes school does this and i really had a great time going back to read her one from last year. It was so full of rainbows and dogs and i just got to see a little incite to her world.
How sweet!!!! I think this would be harder to keep up with if you had lots of kiddos but this is a wonderful idea!! You're going to be able to remember so many things you wouldn't have otherwise and your kiddos can look back to see a "real time" account of their lives! So sweet!
I wish I would have thought of keeping a journal for my kids. My youngest is 2 1/2. I have baby books for all my kids, but I know I could have done a better job updating them. Luckily, I have blogged about many things they have done throughout the years. Hopefully they will be able to read them online someday when they are older.
I love this…..and what your daughter said is just hysterical….I would have died. I am actually keeping a small journal for my son because his baby book only went until 1st grade, that is where I was keeping everything, funny comments, something he did etc. I have a book for Zoe and jot stuff down so I don't forget to write in her baby book. It's a great idea, kids do so much.
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That's a great idea and HILARIOUS comment by your daughter! I've kept an annual calendar in the kitchen where I write down a cute thing my daughter says or a fun activity/place we go, or when family visits. Hopefully one day she'll like flipping through the calendars.
And gosh, this makes me dread the teenage years! I better enjoy all the mama lovin' while I can!!
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I am so picking up a notebook tomorrow. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful idea.
What a great idea! My mom started one of these when I was a baby and I still look at it today and I'm 22. She wrote down the exact dates of the first time I laughed, smiled, cried, first word, ect! It's so sweet to look back and see how much she loved me.
What a great idea- there's a lot of little moments that made an impression on me when my son was little that I would have loved to capture like that.
I keep thinking I need to start this.
Aw! What a great reminder of the early years you shared with your kids That's a fabulous idea to keep a journal-I'm really admire you for keeping it up so long!!
This is a great idea. That's great that you did that with your children! You should try a two-way journal – very insightful for both you and your children.
That's a great idea. I wish I had done it for my child.
I so wish I had done a journal for each of my children…Then no one was journaling or scrapbooking done when I raised mine but my DIL's are both scrapbooking evente for each of their children
Great idea, will do it when I have a kid
I loved my journal as a child
I had pregnancy journals with each of them. I never thought to continue it. Your son's a goof ball. That's something I could hear one of mine saying, even now.
This is such a great idea, I wish I had done this when my kids were little. I was journaling when they were little, but I was writing to keep my sanity then.
I really have thought about doing this. It would be great to note down all that my three year old does/says through out the day because he by far is the one that speaks the most and sometimes I have no clue where he comes up with the silly things he says and does. I also thought about just setting up cameras in the house to record our family moments lol
Did you see the perpetual calendar version? 365 index cards labeled for every day of the year and then you write one thing on each daily card for every day of the year and after a few years you'll have 3-5 years worth of sayings/ideas/thoughts on each card! I thought it was a fabulous idea – only 20 years late for me!
I am so going to do this tonight i didnt do this for my youngest son but i am going to do one for both of them starting now i want to remember every detail in my lil boys lives!!!
Gawd this has given me a kick up the butt. We were so on the case with our daughter's progress book and then we relocated, had a second child and I'm behind. Not hopelessly behind but behind enough to make it quite a task to catch up, but not an unenjoyable one. Reliving the changes is always funny. And I need to get on the case with second bubba's progress book. Thanks for the reminder!


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Adding a wing player who consistently can sink jump shots is among the top priorites for the Washington Wizards in the June 28 NBA draft, and on Thursday morning, the club's coaches and front office executives got their chance to evaluate a guard in Bradley Beal who's an ideal fit for that job despcription.
The 6-foot-4 guard from Florida caught the attention of Coach Randy Wittman and his staff as well as team President Ernie Grunfeld during the 5-4-3-2-1 drill in which a player must make five jumpers at one end of the court, four at the other and so on until finishing with a dunk.
Beal needed nine shots to sink his first five field goals but missed only once the rest of the way, including going 4 for 4 in the second round and making consecutive jumpers in the fourth round. Georgetown forward Hollis Thompson and Grambling State guard Quincy Roberts also participated in the approximately two-hour session.
"I think I did pretty good actually," Beal said. "I wasn't too nervous. I thought I would be a lot more nervous than I was, but overall I think a pretty good job, showcased a lot of things I was capable of doing."
Beal is expected to be selected in the top five and may be available when the Wizards pick at No. 3 overall. Other players on Washington's radar include Kansas forward Thomas Robinson and Kentucky guard Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. Robinson, a native of the District, worked out on Wednesday, and Kidd-Gilchrist is scheduled to do the same on Friday.
Neither of those players, though, possesses a jump shot as reliable as Beal, who after averaging 14.8 points per game for the Gators last season as a freshman declared for the draft.
Beal's stock ascended considerably thanks to a closing stretch of the season in which he developed much more confidence in his jumper. That translated into elevated shooting percentages that helped him become the first Florida player to be named first-team all-SEC and SEC all-freshman in the same season.
"Basically I can create off the dribble," Beal said. "We did a lot of drills where we had to dribble the ball and pull up and shoot jumpers, so I think I did a pretty good job of that. That's what I wanted to showcase the most."
Another enticement for the Wizards to select Beal is skill as a rebounder. Beal averaged nearly seven a game, the most on Florida, and led all guards in rebounding among the six major conferences.
Beal had 10 games with at least 10 rebounds. All other guards in the SEC, meantime, combined for five games in double-figure rebounding, and no other guard in the SEC had more than one game with at least 10 rebounds.
"I believe I can probably rebound when I want to," Beal said. Florida "Coach [Billy Donovan] constantly got on my butt about that too. I just took it upon myself to be able to do it, and I just took that responsibility to step up and start rebounding."
As a national high school player of the year as a senior, Beal said he finally realized near the end of this season he needed to focus on having fun rather than chase the expectations.
That modification allowed his game to flourish, and these days Beal is intent on highlighting skills other than his shooting ability. He had a 39-inch maximum vertical leap at the NBA combine, and he has the arms and hands perhaps to become a reliable defender at the next level.
"I'm the type of guy that wants to earn everything," Beal said. "I want to earn every bit of it. I don't want anything given to me. I'm just going to come here and work hard if [the Wizards] choose me."
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Barcelona: More than meets the eye
Feast your eyes and fill your belly
A city studded with a whole constellation of Michelin stars, Barcelona is also home to some delicious restaurant interiors. Being hidden away down a side street probably helped 1960s throwback Flash Flash survive intact through the decades when aloof minimalism dictated restaurant design, and resembling an orbiting tortilleria from Kubrick's 2001 wasn't a bankable look. Now its time has come again, with a new generation of native hipsters marvelling at the monochrome majesty of a restaurant unchanged since fashion photographer Leopoldo Pomés opened it in 1970 - that Catalan Twiggy strutting her stuff on the walls was his wife. The staff - and most of the diners - are dressed in black-and-white in sympathy, and it's probably no accident that by far the most popular of the 80 immaculately presented tortillas on the menu is the colour-coded morcilla de arroz de Burgos: black sausage and white rice.
- Flash Flash is open daily from 1pm-1.30am (00 34 93 237 0990; Carrer de la Granada del Penedès, 25; Metro: Gràcia).


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Olefin is the manufacturer, poly-p the material. You should know that such a rug will need a strong vacuum as it collects dirt deep down, plus are you planning on using a good rubber mat underneath - you don't want anyone to go flying if they're e.g. playing some active video game. |
I don't think I've ever seen a picture of your basement. Hint hint. :) Not sure about the fringe rug, it looks more suited for a bedroom, and I agree, the vacuuming can be quite the challenge. Have you thought about a braided rug for the basement? A basement would be the perfect spot for one. You can get them in many colors (rugsusa.com is a great place to find them), low prices, and they're heavy so there won't be any slippage if it gets a lot of foot traffic. I also think braided rugs adds character to a room, which most basements are lacking. |
I had one of those rugs and I agree the vacuuming is definately a challenge. Luckily it was a small rug so I used to shake it, eventually got rid of it. IMO the rug doesnt speak man cave to me. |
I had two rugs like that and I had to get rid of them. While they are beautiful, they are a pain to clean. Unfortunately my Dyson cleaner was almost impossible to push over the carpet and it would constantly bog down (making a horrible loud noise). |
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After looking around more last night, frieze looks similar. ? Larke, Mohawk is the maker. We have a Dyson animal and I was worried if it would work well or hold up well. We'll use a pad probably from Overstock when we get a rug. Oakley, I did post a photo of part of it the other day for someone talking about their paint color was too dark for the basement. It's not real exciting yet with just floors and paint. There's no base, no furniture. ect. Only Dh's main room and hall are finished. The other three rooms need flooring and two need painted. I'm not sure I'd be able to convince DH of a braided rug or not. He really liked the look of sisal but we both know that won't work well with cats. Rose, Thanks for telling me about your rug! The rug is neutral and that's a good thing for this room. His original plans a few years ago were pretty scary - he wanted dark green carpeting and camo furniture, etc. The room will have hunting stuff all over the place but I still think it can be done without looking like hunting camp and he was really excited about this rug. Bleigh, " Unfortunately my Dyson cleaner was almost impossible to push over the carpet and it would constantly bog down (making a horrible loud noise). " After hearing how challenging it is to clean, we won't be getting this rug. Thanks everyone! |
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Super Moto
2014 Pat's Acres Supermoto |
*All efforts were made to avoid scheduling conflict with OMRRA and OregonSuperBikers schedules. Unfortunately the May and July dates conflict. Rest assured this was certainly not intentional.
Click here to get a taste of SuperMoto at Pat's!
*******************************Attention All Riders****************************
PARC will REQUIRE ALL bikes to comply with strict sound limits at all times. ALL bikes at ALL times must be equal to or quieter than Stock CRF450/YZF450/KTM SM450 bikes. There will be No exceptions to this rule. PARC has a sound meter on site at all times and will do courtesy checks for anyone.
Upcoming Race Info
Saturday or Sunday Scheduled Practice $40 From 10-00am till 8:00pm
Sunday Race entry $49 (unlimited classes)
Pit passes $10 Sunday only
Over night camping allowed
gate opens at 8:00am
Practice at 9:00am
2 heats per class at 10:00am
Main event will follow heats. Will have 4 race groups.
Event done around 12:30 or so.
SuperMoto classes only.
We will ride the dirt weather permitting.
Ribbons awarded based on entries.
1st thru 6th
Membership Cost:
Motorcycle Annual Membership (required) $20
Daily Fee:
Practice Fee with Membership $40
The class structure will be very simple and is as follows:
JR LIGHTS: Open to riders 11-15. Limited to 150cc (85cc 2 stroke). Any ability welcome within age group.
NOVICE LIGHTS: Open to riders 13 and up. Limited to 250cc (125cc 2 stroke). Entry level riders or little to moderate experience.
PRO-AM LIGHTS: Open to riders 13 and up. limited to 250cc (125cc 2 stroke).
Moderate experience to professional level riders.
NOVICE OPEN: Open to riders 14 and up. limited to 450cc (250cc 2 stroke).
Entry level or little to moderate experience.
PRO-AM OPEN: Open to riders age 14 and up. No limit on cc's.
Moderate experience to professional level riders.
MASTERS: Open to riders age 35 and older. Open cc's.
Any experience level.
Events held during the bad weather will run pavement only with our reworked dirt section being utilized when ever possible. Be sure to check back often for more details. Let's kick start the local SuperMoto craze again. Stay tuned and feel free to contact us with input.
For additional info, you can call the track at (503)266-7287 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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I am new to supermoto and want to start racing so I'm wondering where I can get a copy of The rules and regulations?
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Where can I find the results and series points for supermoto?
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We are trying to revive the scene with the interest of the competitors in mind. We understand that some of the dates conflict due to our other scheduling availability and we apologize for any inconveinance this may cause. We hope to see a good turn out for both series events. Thanks for the feedback, let u know if you have any other questions or input about the series.
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Thanks for opening up the Masters cc's, Chris.
2 classes is 100% better than one.
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Are there in technical requirements for a street legal supermoto to come to a practice day? I noticed on http://www.oregonsuperbikers.com that the tech requirements for supermotos include axle sliders, foot peg sliders, approved catch cans, and not having a kickstand. Are these requirements only for racing or do they apply to those interested in practice days as well? Also what kind of safety gear requirements are there? Am I required to wear a snell approved helmet? I only plan on wearing a DOT helmet, CE approved jacket and upper armor, kevlar jeans, high top boots, and leather palmed gloves, is this ok?
Those same requirements are in play for practice. It is a safety matter and a way to prevent damage to the track. Your safety gear is fine. Most of the requirements can be easily met with little effort. Hope to see you soon. Keep your eyes open for SuperMoto announcements coming soon…. Chris
how much and how long can u practice for??? i am driving 4 plus hours and dont want to run into any surprises and can i run my street legal sumo there?
On SuperMoto days you may come ride fora practice $50.00 for the day plus the (once a year) $12 license fee. We are only able to allow bikes to ride Saturdays and Sundays. Please call ahead 503/266-7287
Hi, I wanted to know when your practice day's/evenings are? Can people come and watch the practices, and if so how much to get in and watch?
Thank you
We are open for practice Tuesday through Sunday, if there are no other events booked. It is free for spectators on these regular days but there will be a gate admission on actual race days.


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5 But ye say , Whosoever shall say to his father or his mother, It is a gift, by whatsoever thou mightest be profited by me; | 5 But you say that if a man says to his father or mother, 'Whatever help you might otherwise have received from me is a gift devoted to God,' |
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Money just keeps getting tighter and tighter and I have to reluctantly sacrifice my only back up handgun to pay some bills.
Gun1- Smith and Wesson M&P Compact firearm chambered in 9mm (no safety, no magazine disconnect)
2- 12 round magazines
3- Backstraps. Small, medium and large
Round count is less than 100. I have tested one full mag of Speer Gold Dot 124 grain +p just to see if the gun will function with defensive rounds. I believe this is a recently made M&P, the trigger reset is very minimal and crisp not like the M&P's made in the past.
Holsters1-Raven Concealment OWB Kydex 1.5" belt loops with IWB belt loops included
1-Custom Kydex holster made by a friend for AIWB 1.5" belt loop
I'd prefer FTF in Southwest PA area but will ship to states that legally allow ownership of this firearm, if you are interested in live in a different state please allow me time to check your state laws about magazine capacity and magazine disconnect. Sorry but I do not ship to California or New York.
Asking price: 685$ + 20$ shipping for whole package. Will consider splitting up the package to any potential buyers.


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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Big Sky Scratch
Bud Light Lime Tour
At Victory Lanes
Lovell, Wyo.
Matt Stricker, Billings, $650; Stu Summers, Billings, $425; Kyle Wyckoff, Billings, $300; Nate Baril, Lovell, $200; Matt Ingold, Billings, $200; Doug McLaughlin, Bozeman, $160; Chris Dunbar, Billings, $160; Dave Winslow, Billings, $160; Cody Fergen, Billings, $120; Nick Haney, Billings, $120; Paul Schmidt, Billings, $120; Gary Good, Billings, $120; Andrew Kitts, Livingston, $80; Jim Blakeley, Roberts, $80; Craig Muri, Miles City, $80; Randy Putman, Lovell, $80.
Highlights: Sticker def. Summers in finals. Next stop is at Sunset Bowl on Jan. 23-24.
Double Nickel Association
Fireside Lanes will host a stop on the Double Nickel Scratch Bowling Association on Sunday. There will be just one shift beginning at 10 a.m. The competition is for bowlers age 55 and over. For information, contact Dale Matthaes at 406-652-3104.
Butterball Youth Tournament
Fireside Lanes
Boys Scratch — Tucker Schaff
Boys Division A — Kasey Corneliusen
Boys Division B — Austin Kosel; Nicolas Salo
Girls Division A — Keilei Kohlman; Jacee Angell
Family Qualifier
Town & Country Lanes
Adult/Teen Division — Cody Fergen and Jacob Haan ,1362
Parent/Teen Division —Danyel McDonald and Don McDonald, 1442; Casey Degner and Donna Degner, 1382
Parent/Youth Division — Tanner Geiss and RC Geiss, 1399
Parent/Youth Division — Ashton Barcus and Solotair Barcus, 1423
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Real Estate & Asset Management administers all leases at University Village. Tenants wishing to discuss available retail lease space, should contact the Department at (213) 821-3070. All leasing related inquiries should be directed to Real Estate & Asset Management and not to the property managers.
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Should a company really be forced to fine their passengers to keep them on a train if they don´t want to be there? This seems a little bit like corporate fascism to me.
It´s one thing to be oppressed by a mighty dictator or a mad mullah, it is something slightly more evil and odious to be oppressed by the Railroad company.


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LAKEVIEW, Ore. – The Fremont-Winema National Forest has hired Dave Brillenz as the new District Ranger for Bly and Lakeview Ranger Districts (Southeast Zone). The newly hired Brillenz will provide oversight of the people and resources within 500,000 acres of national forest land. He starts his new position Monday, August 25th. "We are excited about … Continue reading »
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BLY, Ore. — This year marks the 140th anniversary of the first settlement of one of Klamath County's first towns. And 4th of July weekend, residents of Bly will kick up their heels in celebration It might be hard to tell today, but this was once quite a bustling town. Today, Bly is about half … Continue reading »


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The fresh Half-Life 2: Episode Two images just have us foaming at the mouth again in anticipation of the eagerly awaited second installment in Gordon Freeman's episodic adventures. Click here [PC, 360, PS3] to see them all.
We've also got new screens of Portal [PC, 360, PS3], and we can't stress enough how amazing this subgame is going to be when it comes packaged with Half-Life 2: Episode Two on PC and next-gen machines next March-ish. Of course, if you've already seen the trailer [PC, 360, PS3] or played spiritual predecessor Narbacular Drop, you'd know that already.


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For the second time today, we get a music video featuring an out-of-control party with silly string. When's the last time anyone brought silly string to a party in real life?
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Harvard Park Brims
The West Side (W/S) Harvard Park Brims are a long standing and active African American street gang founded in West Los Angeles, California during the late 1960s. This gang has the dubious distinction of being the only Blood territory that is surrounded by Crips on all 4 sides of their turf: Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, the 67 Neighbor Hood Crips, 55 Neighbor Hood Crips and the 59 Hoover Criminals Gang to the east. They have been constantly active since 1969, the first active year of the traditional black gangs of Los Angeles, and predates both the Bloods and Crips. They were known as the the L.A. Brims in its earliest conception, originally consisting of the "59 Brims", then "Block Brims" started by Terry Goudeau, then the 62 Brims came out. There is also 61 Brims. The main clique of this gang are the 62 Brims (or Six-Deuce Brims) found on 62nd Street. The 59 Harvard Park Brims was retired since they were constantly locked in battle with the 65 Menlo Crips and 55 Neighbor Hood Crips. However, the Harvard Park Brims have an unofficial truce with their former rivals the 59 Hoover Criminals Gang due to their shared hatred of the Rollin 50s Neighborhood Crips. Other rivals include the Rollin 30s Harlem Crips, Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips, the West Boulevard Crips, 65 Menlo Crips, the 6 Pacc East Coast Crips, the 46 Neighbor Hood Crips, 48 Neighbor Hood Crips, 67 Neighbor Hood Crips, School Yard Crips, all Hoover Criminals, all Trouble Gangster Crips, all Neighbor Hood Crips and the Hispanic 18th Street Gang. They are cliqued up with the Van Ness Gangster Brims and the Fruit Town Brims and are considered allies of the LA Denver Lane Bloods. Due to their shared hatred for Neighbor Hood Crips, they are also friendly towards the Eight Tray Gangster Crips as well. A member of the Harvard Park Brims was convicted for killing LAPD officer Daniel Pratt of the 77th Division [1].
62 Harvard Park Brims. Below it, the names of various Crip rivals in between "C" and "K" (Crip Killer): Rollin 30s Harlem Crips, Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips and the Rollin 50s Neighborhood Crips
62 Harvard Park Brims 'Hit-up' disrespecting rivals: 18th Street Gang, Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, 65 Menlo Crips, 67 Neighbor Hood Crips and the 59 Hoover Criminals Gang. The letter "H" is crossed out to disresepct all Hoover Criminals and the letter "K" at the end stands for "Killer".
Also See: Van Ness Gangster Brims, Fruit Town Brims, L.A. Brims


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Originally Posted by Leigh B Absolutely. We have the best legislators money can buy. - Leigh Now that is Rochester New York!
Warning!! Handling a Hasselblad can be harmful to your financial well being! Nothing beats a great piece of glass! I leave the digital work for the urologists and proctologists.


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For many companies, the decision to use webinars is based on enhancing workflow and cutting cost. It is clear, however, that video conferencing services has many real world applications as well. The most obvious benefits of utilizing these tools are really just the tip of the iceberg. One recent example of this is an undertaking by the National Family Caregivers Association (NFCA) in Suffolk with using webcast to disperse information.
In November, the NFCA in collaboration with Home Instead Senior Care put on free web conferencing. The aim was to help families coping with caring for elderly parents to make decisions and understand potential problems. The 45-minute online conference addressed vital issues and featured well known professionals in the field of senior care.
Senior care is a growing concern in the US. Using webinar software to enhance care and making decisions is a giant step in the right direction. The facilities of a good video conferencing software can also be applied to other areas. These include:
Distance education
Sales team mobilization
Product promotion
Customer service
Staff training
Technical support
Other areas of the health care sector can also be improved by the use of a video conferencing system. Todays web conference systems are pricey as earlier. Providers like RHUB Communications have created products that give any company or organization the ability to be flexible.
The web conference systems today are based on speed, reliability, and enhanced communication. Some of the features of the best web conference services are:
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My client, a large Independent firm are looking to recruit a Corporate Tax Senior to support their tax department during a time of growth. This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic and commercial thinking firm who champion people that strive in a demanding environment.
The successful candidate will have proven tax experience, ideally within corporate or mixed background but they would not rule out someone coming from a personal tax bias.
You will have a pro-active and considered approach to your work and be competent at working to budgets and deadline.
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Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Banks that provided a A$1.95 billion ($2 billion) loan facility to Seven West Media Ltd., owner of Australia's top-rating television network, will seek to market the debt to other lenders next month, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The banks are planning to begin the targeted syndication in mid-November and will seek to complete the process by Christmas, the person said, asking not to be named as the details are private.
The loan facility includes three-, four- and five-year tranches totaling A$1.95 billion, according to a regulatory filing by Seven West on Oct. 18. The company will also have available A$125 million of revolving working capital that can be accessed for general corporate purposes.
Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., BOS International Australia Ltd., Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd., National Australia Bank Ltd., Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., UBS AG and Westpac Banking Corp. were mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on the facility, according to the filing. Bank of America Corp., Barclays Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co. joined the facility as mandated lead arrangers.
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Preview: Losing it in Louisiana - 'Losing It Games' Part 2
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — Tonight on NBC33 News after the Olympics, it's part two of the 2012 Losing It Games.
Right now the "Burning Biceps" are in the lead, while the "Black Mambas" and "Phi Slimma Jamma: are tied for second.
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2 Behold, God [is] my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the LORD JEHOVAH [is] my strength and [my] song; he also is become my salvation. | 2 Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The LORD, the LORD, is my strength and my song; he has become my salvation." |
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Does anyone in this gardening grow houseplants..lol I would like to trade? or purchase a nice size plant of the old fashion Christmas cactus. I am in love with this. Hope I didn 't step on anyone toes, my appologies if I did and for my spelling. thank you |
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I've been watching this and no one has answered so...here I am! I have one...and it's a beautiful hot-pink bloom. Had it for a couple years now. If you want a start, I'll be happy to share. PM me with your info. |
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p-mac I sent u 2 messages. Did you get them? If you changed your mind that is fine. |
I didn't get any message. Sometimes the garden gnomes go on a spree. I've sent an e-mail to the address I could see. Hopefully, you'll get it. If not, come back here and give me a shout! (and no, I haven't changed my mind!) |
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I replied to ur email and didn't hear back from u so I hope u received it. |
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I sent a message as soon as u posted it but with my phone only half goes on the post . I love the plant A lady promised me a pinch 5 years ago and never got one cuz she got removed from a store where I live I will travel for a piece with something to offer they make me happy in such a bad time |
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R u wanting to set a trade seeker? |
Luv_daises - I responded to your e-mail. Let me know if that works for you. Sorry, with my occupation - personal e-mail is one of the LAST things I check in my down time. I'm here more than there. Tree - I'll bring you a couple pinches too...when we meet for the kitten & peppers. =) Whenever that may bee....(haha - get it? bee? Ok, corny.) Paula |
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Ty Paula received the starts today. |
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I am just about to start framing on the house and I am debating wether to put a large mudroom as you enter the house from the garage or smaller mudroom with half bath.
The room size is 13' x 8': The bathroom would be 8'x 5' The mudroom would be 8' x 8' How important is to have a bathroom off the garage? Thank for your help. |
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- Posted by chicagoans (My Page) on Mon, Sep 26, 11 at 19:31
Do you have kids? Are they an age where they play outside and if so is this the door they come into after playing? How about the adults -- do you garden frequently and need a place to wash up when coming in that door? Is there another half bath on the main floor? Our mudroom size took a hit when we decided to move the first floor powder room into the same space. Although I'd love a bigger mudroom, it's great to have the half bath there as it's accessible to anyone entering the house from the backyard or garage, and also separate but easy access from the kitchen, DR, FR, etc. (It's the only bathroom on the first floor; there are 4 other bathrooms, but guests use the first floor powder room 99.9% of the time.) I like having a bathroom that kids can use without walking through any carpeted rooms or halls. Maybe if you post your floor plans you can get more definitive answers. |
I am very interested in the responses to this... I have a room I am considering remodeling to become a mudroom/utility room + potential 1/2 bath (and am currently looking for feedback on my layout). My room is 8.5x14... So, same sort of idea. What will be in your mudroom? laundry too? Or, just cubbies, shoes, jackets, etc.? |
- Posted by beaglesdoitbetter (My Page) on Mon, Sep 26, 11 at 20:37
Do you have another bathroom accessible for people who might need to use the bathroom that wouldn't need to come all the way into the house (gardeners, etc.)? Do you have pets? We have no kids (yet) but we have 2 dogs and we wanted a big mudroom for dog stuff (grooming tub) and for cubbies for our stuff and organizers for mail. We fit a lot in our mudroom thanks to our genius cabinet maker but one of my few regrets w/ the new build is that I didn't reconfigure the floor plan, moving the bathroom and making the mudroom bigger. Oh well. |
Thanks for the responses. Yes, I have 4 children under 10 so there will be mud and snow coming into the house. Also, I have another "more formal" half bathrooom on that floor near the front entrance area. The laundry will be on the 2nd floor so the mudroom will be a place for cubbies and hooks for jackets |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 26, 11 at 20:43
Seeing the overall plan would help :) Here's mine, which is for a farmhouse remodel, on 80 acres. The shaded areas are deck and (my hastily sketched greenhouse LOL) but the overall plan is from Summerfield. The mudroom is for tool storage, bench with hooks and cubbies. From there, you go into the pantry/sink area and that goes into the dining room, or back over to the utility/powder room. We do a lot of gardening, have horses and there's snow/mud about 7 months of the year. So, we really NEED a mudroom!
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We have 2 half baths- one in the mudroom and one formal one by the front entry. I wouldn't give up my mudroom powder room. In fact, I regret doing the formal powder room-the mudroom one gets used alot more. You only need 5 x 6 for a powder room so depending on the layout, you might be able to carve some storage in that space. |
- Posted by lazypup (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Sep 26, 11 at 23:43
It might also depend upon what type of work you do. I am a retired residential & commercial plumber and you do not want to know what was on my clothes and person when I came home at night.Especially if I happened to work at some place like the chicken slaughter house that day. In the mud room we had a small parsons bench with a copper pan inside the box base and a coat rack on one wall. It was so nice to come in, hang up my coat and sit on that bench while taking my nasty work boots off and put them in the box overnight. I could then step into the 1/2bath and grab a quick shower, then put on a clean pair of slacks and a shirt from the tiny closet in the 1/2 bath. We also had a swinging door type chute through the 1/2bath wall into the laundry room on the opposite side of the wall. After my shower I could just stuff the dirty work clothes through the shoot and I was ready to enter the main part of the house without worrying about what all those nasty footprints following me might be, or what would fall off my clothing as I went through the house. |
- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 0:10
If you want a powderroom and to keep your mudroom as large as possible, 5'x5' will accommodate an elongated toilet and a 32" wide vanity sink. If you're willing to have a smaller sink, you can shave the width down even more. With a round bowl toilet, you can cut the length down to 4.5 ft. About the smallest you can go (with sink and toilet sitting side by side and door on the opposite wall) is 4'x 4.5' Or, if you put the sink and toilet on opposite walls (facing each other) and put an out-swingind door or a pocket door on the side wall, you can fit an elongated toilet and a nice sized vanity sink in a room that is 32" wide by 70". Not saying you would want your powder room to be the minimum size possible but you certainly don't have to use up 5'x8' of the space you have for a powderroom. A full bathroom (toilet, vanity, AND tub/shower) will fit into a 5'x7' space so why use up 5'x8' just for a powder-room. Depending on your layout, you might want to do a 3'x 8' powderroom - which would be spacious enough that the door could swing into the P.R. - AND have a 10'x8' mudroom. |
- Posted by athensmomof3 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 9:48
We will have two powder rooms as well - a more formal one near the entertaining spaces and a back hall half bath near the garage (what I grew up calling the mud bath ;)). We have 3 little boys and will live in the woods so this is the one they will use when coming in from outside, washing up for dinner, etc. It is also where I will clean up when I have been working in the yard, etc. I think if you decide to put a half bath in there, it will be the most used one in your house . . . |
Both! But, no, you don't need that much space for a powder room, so you'll be fine. I'm campaigning to put an end to the term "mudroom". It's a Back Hall, peeps! It's the 'drop zone' for coats, boots, the dog's leash, and outgoing stuff like mail, books, returns. It's the family 'staging area'. It gets ten times the use of most formal foyers. Plan for that. Our back hall has access from kitchen, garage and back door. We have four toilets; the one in the back hall toilet needs a new roll of TP most often. |
- Posted by joyce_6333 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 13:25
We only have 1 powder room, and it is near the "family/garage entrance". It's a perfect location for us. We are empty nesters, so it's stays clean. I personally don't like powder rooms right off the entertaining area. I like it in a more "private" location. I know I'm in the minority on that one. |
I would opt for a mudroom with a utility sink. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 13:50
Chisue- I can see your point about some mudrooms, being back halls or entrances from the garage...but sometimes they are mudrooms. We have lots of mud in spring and fall (all clay out there) but snow can be around up to five months...so maybe I should call mine a snow room :) |
- Posted by chicagoans (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 16:58
Joyce I don't know if you're in the minority by liking powder rooms removed from the main entertaining area. I also like a private, yet still handy, location. Our old PR was between the kitchen and DR, across from the butler pantry and I HATED it in that location. Too much likelihood of noise traveling IMO. No adults ever seemed to want to use it when we had company, including me. So we demo'd it when we remodeled and moved it out to the addition, basically back to back from where it was but a much better location -- it's 2 steps down and a few feet down the back hall from the kitchen. |
OK, then my 'mud room' would have to be on a lower level, with a floor drain, where I could hose it down! |
chisue, Would you include laundry room in your new description of mudroom? Or, do you include laundry area in another place? I am trying to figure out if having laundry equipment in my "landing zone"/hallway is unrealistic. (See my last post on my posting about what I was thinking for my room. Too much?) |
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- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 21:33
Floor drain...excellent idea! Hose down the mud or let the snow melt. LOL |
- Posted by athensmomof3 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 21:51
I like a laundry room that I can close off from the rest of the house. I wouldn't care for a combo room (laundry/mud/powder) I don't think but clutter really bothers me ;). With dirty, sweaty boys I do a lot of laundry and there is almost always a laundry basket with clothes to be put away in there. . . I prefer to shut the door on it rather than have to walk by it to use the restroom or hang up my coat/purse, but that is just me. That is also the reason I didn't want lockers in my hallway - I have a separate mudroom in the back hall with a door I can close in case of company. I didn't want the first view in from my garage to be of backpacks and lunch boxes ;). Instead, everyone has to take a couple of extra steps to hang up their stuff, which is no different than they do now, and I get a view from my garage entrance of my breakfast table and french doors to the outside . . . I know this wouldn't work for everyone (there were plenty of people who wanted me to change my mudroom to something you would walk through to enter the house) but I know myself well enough to know that that would drive me nuts ;). I also know this doesn't work for everyone, so think of how you live and your comfort level with clutter because both laundry rooms and mud rooms seem to attract it, at least in my house! |
kirkhall -- Our 'back hall' is a long rectangle 8 X 21, built along one side of the garage. Doors to garage and kitchen are opposite one another near the middle of the long sides. Laundry area with window is at one end of the rectangle. A deep, double-door closet runs along the garage side at the other end, with half-glass door to the back yard. A 3 X 7 powder room is opposite the closet -- space taken from the breakfast room - sink and toilet opposite one another. One enters the hall to use the powder room. I'm unable to hear the toilet flushing from breakfast room or kitchen. I didn't separate the laundry end with wall and door, but you could. Guests don't enter via this door. We are just two adults here; you'd want a larger space with your family. My laundry sink, washer and dryer are along the inside wall with cabinets above the W/D; upper and lower cabinets are on the garage-side wall. Leave some floor space for a bench, dog dishes, waste basket, shredder, etc. |
- Posted by chicagoans (My Page) on Thu, Sep 29, 11 at 12:55
We don't have a door to separate the mudroom / laundry but we angled the wall leading into it, so from the kitchen you mainly see the angled wall and the back door. The door to the powder room is off that hall, then beyond that are the washer,dryer, sink, and cubby/hooks area. We did a large Kohler sink in a nice cabinet with granite counter rather than what you might think of as a utility sink, since this is the area you see when entering from the back door. We also used what we think is cool tile, since the hall to the area is visible from the kitchen. In retrospect, I wish we had done a pocket half door as we sometimes like to keep the dog confined to that area when we have guests. (But the dog came after the mudroom, so I didn't think of it.) |
Thank you Chisue, I think I can picture what you describe. That is helpful to me. Also, Chicagoans, your picture and description is also helpful to me although, I wonder how long your hallway is (that is pictured), and if your washer/dryer pair sit parallel to it or perpendicular to the wall along a wall? That would help me a little. (Overall dimensions might help both of us posters--the original OP and myself). Thanks! |
- Posted by chicagoans (My Page) on Thu, Sep 29, 11 at 18:37
Hi kirkhall, I don't know if this will help much, but here's the floor plan. It changed a bit because we made the great room and mudroom (marked Laundry) another 2 feet deep; I can't remember if this is a redraw or if they just changed the numbers on the previous plan. That hall is maybe 17 feet or so from the steps to the back door. The W/D are back to back with the powder room wall. A bench, hooks and cubbies are across from the W/D on the back wall. We went with front loading washer and dryer, and stacked them to have room for the sink cabinet. Not ideal for some people, but we're tall and it was a compromise we were willing to make (plus we have another laundry room in the basement.) This was an addition (all the black walls) so we had to work with the existing floorplan. It actually worked out pretty well because we did 2 stories so the majority of our new master bedroom (except the WIC and sitting/office area) are over the great room, and the new master bath is over the mudroom. I'd love more room in the mudroom, but I'm happy to have it at all! We used to come straight in from the back door to the kitchen, which was a pain. |
Thank you Chicagoans, That does help me some. My reconfiguration stems from a 2 story addition we did also. When we did our addition, we only finished the bottom floor, so now I am asking for help for upstairs and one of the suggestions by a well-known GWer in the Build forum has a layout with the master suite over our Great room as well. Do you like that? (Also, sorry to OP for all these f/us that are marginally related to your post). :/ |
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