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22 Apartments for Rent Near Red Bank, TN
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- 11 Apartments within 10 miles of Red Bank, TN
Riverview GrandeNearby - 700 Mansion Circle Chattanooga, TN 3740535.080323 -85.2965575
We offer 2 & 3 bedroom apartments are conveniently located close to downtown, at an affordable price. Our homes for rent in Chattanooga offer hardwood floors, closet space, premium appliances, and modern decor. In the community enjoy a swimming pool, weekly yoga classes, resident events, or play pool in the billiards room.
- 5 Minutes to Downtown Chattanooga
- 2 Sparkling Swimming Pool with sundeck
- Tennis Court
- Pets Allowed-Large Dogs with Some Restrictions
- W/D Connections in Select Units
- Cable & High Speed Internet Available
- Riverview Mansion Available for Parties etc.
- 24 Hour Access to Fitness Center
- Planned Social Events
- Complimentary Yoga Classes
- Extra Spacious Well-Designed Floorplans
- 10 minutes to UT Chatt and Chattanooga
Bridgeway At ChattanoogaNearby - 2415 Bridge Circle Chattanooga, TN 3742135.03703 -85.173964
Each one, two or three bedroom apartment has generous closets and extra storage is available in some apartments. We also have garages available. The open floorplans have fully equipped kitchens with washer and dryers in a separate laundry room. We have a 24 hour fitness center, swimming pool, pond with fountain and walking trail. We are also pet friendly, no weight limit but with some breed restrictions. Close to Amazon, Volkswagon and the Chattanooga Airport.
- Cook Friendly Kitchens with Island Sinks
- Wood-Style flooring in Select Homes
- Spacious Patio or Balcony with 8' Glass Door
- Spa-Inspired Bathrooms with Oversized Garden Tubs
- Laundry Room with Washer and Dryers in Every Home
- Interior Climate Controlled Storage in Select Apts
- Resort Style Swimming Pool
- Community Indoor and Outdoor Areas
- Clubroom and iLounge with Mac Computer Center
- Comcast Cable with HBO, MidSpeed Internet Included
- Pet Friendly Accepting Large Dogs
- Close to Airport, Amazon and Volkswagon
Rustic VillageNearby - 510 Central Dr. Chattanooga, TN 3742135.02165222168 -85.194274902344
Rustic Village features studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Chattanooga, TN! Lighted Tennis & basketball courts, a large crystal clear swimming pool and more. Washer & Dryer connections, balconies and a professional Management Team awaits you.
- Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Pool, Tennis and Basketball Courts
- Clubhouse with Full Kitchen
- Conveniently Located New Laundry Facility
- Balconies for Each Unit
- Water Included in Each Unit
- Large Closets
- Washer & Dryer Connections in Select Units
- Appliances Furnished
- Ample Parking
- Professionally Landscaped Grounds
- Professional Management Team
BlueStar DowntownNearby - 1401 Market St. Chattanooga, TN 3740235.038314819336 -85.307846069336
Offering unique apartments in downtown and Southside Chattanooga. Our properties offer an array of amenities to include washer and dryer connections, off street parking, pest control, and we are walking distance to public transportation with great downtown views at The Grand and Mitchell Properties. Lookout Village offers a quaint neighborhood atmosphere featuring 1 and 2 bedrooms with washer and dryer connections in select apartments. Call us today to inquire about one of our properties.
- 1 & 2 BR Apartments In Downtown Chattanooga, TN
- Washer & Dryer Connections in Select Apartments
- Off Street Parking
- Online Maintenance Request, Pay Online Services
- Urban Chic Downtown Living
- Clothes Care Center
- Pets Welcome
- Walking Distance to Terminal
- Historic Buildings Beautifully Renovated
- Original Hardwood Flooors
- Beautiful Views in Some Apartment Homes
- Great Variety with a Community Feel!
Chalet at NorthshoreNearby - 4103 Dayton Blvd. Chattanooga, TN 3741535.123171 -85.286858
Our one and two bedroom apartment homes offer a variety of amenities including large closets, a balcony or patio in every unit, free-WiFi in our newly-renovated clubhouse and Laundry on site. Large Pets accepted with no weight but some breed restrictions. Enjoy our 24-hour fitness center, olympic-size pool with sundeck, and the convenience of easy public transit access for those who commute. Washer and Dryer connections make laundry easy as do our on site laundry facility.
- One and Two Bedroom Apartments Available
- Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool
- Limited In Unit Washer and Dryer Connections
- Pet Friendly Community with Bark Park
- Large Dogs Accepted, Some Breed Restrictions
- Laundry Lounge
- Balcony or Patio/ Central Heat & Air
- High Speed Internet Available
- Clubhouse
- Friendly and Experienced Management
- Outdoor Picnic & Grill Station
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
Rustic Village NorthNearby - 4616 Sunflower Lane Chattanooga, TN 3741635.088264465332 -85.197982788086
Rustic Village North features effeciency, 1 & 2 bedroom Apartments for rent in Chattanooga, TN. Large and well landscaped grounds, swimming pool, clubhouse, fireplace and full kitchens are only a few of the amenities found at Rustic Village North. Call us today!
- Effeciency, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Well Landscaped Grounds
- Lighted Tennis Court
- Volleyball & Basketball Courts
- Swimming Pool w/Deck
- Clubhouse w/Woodburning Fireplace
- Walking Distance to Stores and Shops
- Excellent Location to Hwy 58 near Hwy 153
- Large Balconies
- Water & Electric Included in Select Units
- Furnished available in Select Units
Elements of ChattanoogaNearby - 7310 Standifer Gap Road Chattanooga, TN 3742135.052141 -85.147537
The Elements of Chattanooga wants to welcome you home! 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Newly Renovated Apartment Homes with designer kitchens with all new black appliances. We have 2 lighted tennis courts, basketball court, sand volleyball court and a 24 hour fitness center. We also have a beautiful swimming pool with pavilion, WiFi access, and a cascading fountain. Stop by or call for your showing today.
- 1,2 and 3 BR Newly Remodeled Apts in Chattanooga
- 24 Hour Fitness Center
- 24 Hour Cyber Cafe'
- Washer and Dryer Connections
- 24 Hour Fitness Centering
- Pet Friendly w/Leash Free Pet Park and Agility
- Sand Volleyball Court, Basketball Court
- Two Lighted Tennis Courts
- Impressive Playground
- Wood Burning Fireplaces in select homes
- New Designer Kitchens in select homes
- Garages and Storage Available
Cove At Northshore, TheNearby - 3001 Dayton Blvd. Chattanooga, TN 3741535.104526519775 -85.300849914551
Our apartment homes feature fully equipped kitchens with family dining area, new carpets in all bedrooms, central air and heat and hardwood style flooring. We have wonderful amenities such as Swimming Pool, Picnic Area, Cybercafe with Wi-Fi and a large screen TV, clothes care center and more.
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom and 2 Bedroom Townhomes Available
- Large Swimming Pool
- Patio or Balcony
- granite style laminate countertops
- Business Center with Wi-FI
- Central Heat and Air Conditioning
- Clothes Care Center
- Family Sized Dining Rooms
- Hardwood Style Flooring
- Brand New Stainless Steel Appliancs
- 24 Hour Maintenance Provided
- Find us at www.thecoveatnorthshore.com
Evergreen at Hickory Valley ApartmentsNearby - 1507 Hickory Valley Road Chattanooga, TN 3742135.024253845215 -85.180389404297
Evergreen Apartments offers 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments conveniently located to Hamilton Place Mall, UTC, VW, & Amazon. We feature all new interiors-updated kitchens with all appliances included, updated bathrooms, hardwood style flooring, washer/dryer hook-ups & new energy efficient windows. On site 24/7 Laundry facility, swimming pool, 24/7 Fitness Center, Business center & 24/7 Maintenance. Move in specials available!
- brand new 1, 2 and 3 bedroom Spacious Floorplans
- Pet Friendly
- Fully Equipped Kitchens with Microwave
- All New Interiors with Energy Efficient Windows
- New Community Clubhouse
- Washer and Dryer hook-ups in every floorplan
- Relaxing Swimming pool
- Convenient Location Close to Hamilton Place
- Easy access to I-75, Volkswagen & UTC
- Brand New Fitness & Business Center!
- Hardwood Style Flooring & Contemporary Fixtures
- 24/7 Laundry facility onsite
Northshore VillageNearby - 621 Memorial Drive Chattanooga, TN 3741535.09006716311 -85.299522578716
Northshore Village Apartments in Chattanooga, TN is just 3 miles from downtown! 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and townhomes, high speed internet, newly renovated kitchens and more. Great community swimming pool, excellent schools and professional management team! Stop by or call today.
- 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments Available
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Large Laundry Facility
- Clubhouse and Executive Business Center
- Excellent schools
- High Speed Internet Available
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Pet Friendly with no Weight Limit
- State of the Art Fitness Center
- Near Northshore and great restaurants
- Online Payments
- Easy Access to the Interstate & Downtown
The Villages at Alton ParkNearby - 3750 Hughes Avenue Chattanooga, TN 3741035.006191805005 -85.31137727201
Our community has 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, washer and dryer hook ups in every home, computer for resident use, community swimming pool, community park, neighborhood playground and abundant parking. Each residence includes a front porch, patio, rear yard, high ceilings, oversized windows, tile baths, fully equipped kitchens, central air conditioning, berber carpeting, walk in closets, extra storage Make The Villages of Alton Park your next home. Call us today for your tour.
- 1,2,3 and 4 Bedrooms Apartments Available
- Washer & Dryer Connections
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- Community Sponsored Events
- Central Heat and Air Conditioning
- Community Swimming Pool
- Inviting Clubhouse with Computer For Resident Use
- On Site Police Officer
- Private Patios, Front Porches & Extra Storage
- Neighborhood Playground Walking and Biking Trails
- Professionally Landscaped Grounds
- On-Site Maintenance and Management
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Our condo president suspended by bar association
Our condo president was suspended by the state bar association for withholding $1,000 from a client (completely unrelated to the condominium business).Knowing that the owner is not completely honest should the owner remain as president?I am probably the only one who knows about this,should i make it known?anomously?after all i am going to have to live with this person and i do not want to be sued for libel or slander.
I personally would not just go by what you heard about the bar assoc's actions. You know (?) nothing about the case in question, and have had (?) no reason to believe there's been any wrongdoing at your condo. You don't know in fact if the man is 'completely honest' or not at all, and in fact, it doesn't sound like a matter of 'honesty' but one in which money was withheld, for reasons you know nothing about (again). Just keep your eyes open, maybe relay the information to others on the board and advise them to do the same thing, but in the end what goes on between a lawyer and his clients should have little or no bearing on whether he's doing a good job for your condo and to take any righteous feeling away by 'outing' him may in fact put the condo in a worse position with the 'replacement' being less suitable for all of you.
First, I'm no attorney, but libel (written) and slander (verbal) are statements of a false nature. If he was indeed suspended by the bar association then to repeat that simple phrase is not a falsehood. If you were to verbally or in writing embellish any facts or attempt to draw conclusions (not based in fact) surrounding the reason for the suspension, his actions, etc, that could perhaps be construed as libel or slander.
Check the bar association web site for you state, perhaps they publish disciplinary measures taken (so it's public knowledge). You could also check Martindale-Hubbell, which is a peer-to-peer rating system, I've not seen mention of disciplinary action taken on lawyers I've check at MH, but that's not to say it doesn't exist.
My .02: if he was indeed suspended, then a conclusion of wrong doing was made by the Bar Assn., so it's past the rumor or investigative phase and has gone into disciplinary action phase. Guess it's up to you as to your comfort level of accepting it and/or passing the info on.
Larry, first of all do you know as a fact that the lawyer has been suspended/disbarred? If this is so, he may not be able to function as the condo president without his credentials. Does he do legal work for the association? Does his signature go on documents? Is he the notary for the association? He may be legally ineligible to perform his duties now due to the disbarment.
Once you know you have the facts in order, the condo association can proceed with enforcing the bylaws governing such a situation and/or vote on the matter.
Don't fret about "libel and slander" suit being brought against you.
Like moonshadow said, facts are not "libel and slander".
The bar association will have a web site where you can confirm the status of a lawyer (ie good standing, suspended, disbarred). It varies from state to state, but suspended is temporary (a month or more), but disbarred is permanent.
For a sole practitioner, it can be easy to become disorganized and lose track of client funds held in trust. So the guy may not be a crook even if he is suspended for a few months. Disbarment is for much more serious problems.
That said, I would not want someone who has been suspended to be in charge of my money.
Is this gentleman in a position that requires him to be a lawyer?
Are people in his position required to provide a background check for items such as suspensions from bar associations?
If the answer to those two questions is no, than this is no concern of the association or any of it's members.


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Private room in a top floor apartment in the heart of the Port of Alcudia.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Private bedroom with double bed, air conditioning, private bathroom, direct access to terrace. Access to fully equipped modern kitchen. Large roof top terrace with mountain views.
I have a 5 yr old golden retriever dog who is very friendly, he doesn't bark in the house and is very quiet and relaxed.
The apartment is centrally located in the Port in a quiet area, I am on the top floor with mountain views, there are lots of bars, restaurants and shops within walking distance, the bus stops are close by and parking is available on the street.
I work every day from 7am-3pm so you will have the apartment to yourself during these hours. All I ask is at night time noise is kept to a minimum.
I expect the apartment to be kept clean and tidy and most of all that you enjoy your visit to Alcudia.
Guest Access
Rooftop terrace, kitchen, washing machine on request.
Interaction with Guests
I am available to answer any questions and give some useful information to my clients.
The Neighborhood
My home is situated in the heart of the Port so easy access to all amenities, lovely mountain views from rooftop terrace and very quiet.
Getting around
Hay paradas de autobus muy cerca.
Expected to keep apartment clean and tidy and to keep noise levels to a minimum
Elaine is very nice and everything was very nice. Especially if you are travelling with a car it is a perfect location.
Elaine is a nice and friendly lady. Accommodation is as described, in a great location - right on the port. Buddy the dog lives in the apartment so you would need to like dogs. He is lovely, quite golden retriever. Terrace is great. Would recommend.
Accueil très sympa d'élaine appartement correspondant à l'annonce, à deux pas des restaurants, commerces, plages et de l'embarquement du ferries !
Elaine was very friendly and the room was nice and clean. The rooftop terrace is beautiful and we enjoyed our wine there. Elaine was very easy going about check out time since she had to work next day. So we simply dropped the key in the mailbox. Thanks for letting us stay in your apartment.
Good central spot in the middle of the port of Alcudia. Elaine is a friendly host and she has a nice home. With a great terrace. We had a lot of privacy. Thnx Elaine
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First Step in Japan.. Jejak Kaki pertama di Jepun
It was always my dream since I was a child to travel to Japan, The Heaven for anime lovers and wonderful place and wonderful people. I was very happy when i can finally cross out my wishlist on 4 january 2015 as i get to go for free(yeps for FREEEE!!!) as i was sponsored by Japan Travel Bereau to be their monitor. The program is Chiba Monitor Tour. There are only 10 student who get ...
After I arrived at Narita International Airport at 23:00, I stayed overnight in a couch of the airport. On the next day, I headed for Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. The temple is famous and popular among Japanese and I was eager to go some day. When I arrived at the temple, there were only few visitors in the temple. I felt a bit uncomfortable at first, but I enjoyed strolling in their quiet garden behind the temple ...
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We ended up leaving Denver almost 2.5 hours late. Impressively, we were only an hour late arriving in Tokyo. Despite having over 30 minutes to catch the next flight, United pulled our bags and rebooked us on a midnight flight. This was not terrible, certainly better than losing our luggage or having to handle the rebooking ourselves. The only catch was the new flight departs from Haneda airport, a solid 70 minutes across Tokyo. I'm writing this from the charter bus that ...
Arigato gozaimasta
... ramen lunch, and then it was off to the airport. just like that, the trip to japan was over. final thoughts: japan is an extremely clean county. more immaculate than singapore. the japanese are also super friendly. they appear to go out of their way to ensure you're satisfied. maybe it's because I'm a foreigner, but I have a feeling they'd do it for their own. I still don't understand the whole facemask ...
Some Final Notes and a Sad Sayonara to Japan
... my brief and feeble analysis doesn't address. So, on less serious points- Chop sticks, hashi, are the ways forward. I now firmly consider myself converted. I think we struggle with them in England because we are eating eastern food, with western concepts of table manners. The second you start sipping from bowls and slurping noodles it all falls into place and admittedly, sometimes your lap. The flavours and ingredients used are pretty different. It takes ...
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Rock's Bad Boys Grow Up But Not Old; Half a Lifetime on the Road, And Half Getting Up for It
By BERNARD WEINRAUB
Published: September 26, 2002
CHICAGO— Ask Mick Jagger about growing old -- and everyone does ask -- and he grimaces.
''Musicians don't think about this very much,'' said Mr. Jagger, 59, seated in a hotel room here, where the Rolling Stones performed three recent sold-out concerts.
''Rock 'n' roll requires a certain amount of energy,'' he explained. You just can't do rock 'n' roll sitting on a bicycle going 10 miles an hour. You really have to wind the energy level up -- that's part of the main ingredient. It's not like you have to be a brilliant musician, but you need a kind of explosive kind of musical energy to play rock 'n' roll well. And we have that.''
The Stones will bring that energy to Madison Square Garden tonight in the first of three concerts in the New York City area. They will perform at Giants Stadium in the New Jersey Meadowlands on Saturday night and at the Roseland Ballroom in Manhattan on Monday night.
Keith Richards, the Stones' legendary guitarist, put his view of aging another way. Seated backstage at Comiskey Park before one of the concerts here, Mr. Richards, also 59, sipped a glass of orange juice. Incense burned beside an ash tray as he lighted a cigarette. ''I want to do it like Muddy Waters -- till I drop,'' he said.
The Rolling Stones, who have defined rock 'n' roll as much as any group for more than 35 years, insist, almost defiantly, that their creative vitality and, yes, their health are thriving. Having become enormously wealthy as members of the most successful rock band in history -- the Stones' 1994 ''Voodoo Lounge'' tour grossed an industry record of $124 million -- they said they had no desire to settle down in their mansions.
''This is not something you retire from,'' Mr. Richards said. ''It's your life. Writing songs and playing is like breathing -- you don't stop.''
Mr. Richards lives in Weston, Conn., with his wife, the former model Patti Hansen, and their two teenage children. (He also has two older children from his long relationship with the actress Anita Pallenberg in the 1960's and 70's.) ''The Stones are incredibly strong and a well-oiled machine,'' he added. ''Ideas keep popping up. After every tour -- you've been on the road maybe three years -- you go home and forget about it for, like, a year, and then after about 18 months, you start to expect a phone call. And after a few weeks, it'll be like Mick or Charlie saying, 'Are we going to do anything?' ''
Charlie Watts, 61, the band's quiet drummer, who has served as a mediator in the periodically strained Jagger-Richards relationship over the years, wasn't defensive about his age. ''I think about the age issue myself,'' he said. ''It doesn't upset me when journalists talk about it. I do know that I saw Duke Ellington when he was in his 70's, and he was fabulous. And he toured every day of his life. We lead a cushy life by comparison.''
In the cities they have visited so far in their North American tour -- Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia -- the Stones have performed in locations of different sizes. The variety enables them to play contrasting shows. Mr. Richards called it ''the Fruit of the Loom tour -- small, medium and large.''
More than Mr. Richards, Mr. Watts and the guitarist Ron Woods, who is 55, Mr. Jagger is especially sensitive to the age issue and makes it plain that every time he talks to a journalist, it's like visiting the dentist. Even more than successful contemporaries like the members of the Who, who have also faced age questions, the Stones have always promoted themselves as classic bad boys whose defiance is almost as significant as their music. (The writer Tom Wolfe once said: ''The Beatles want to hold your hand. The Stones want to burn your town.'')
Mr. Jagger famously said in his youth that he couldn't imagine singing ''Satisfaction,'' the Stones' signature song, at 30. As long ago as 1978, Chet Flippo wrote in Rolling Stone, ''The Stones gave it everything they had -- these old pros, crippled by age and dissipation, but still holding the flag high.'' (The bassist Bill Wyman quit the band in 1992 after 31 years partly because, he said, he did not want to continue playing the same songs.)
More recently, the British tabloid The Daily Mirror displayed a photo of the four Stones looking grizzled, accompanied by the caption, ''Would you let your grandmother marry one?''
A clearly annoyed Mr. Jagger said here, ''It's the press that seems to care about age, not audiences.''
Joe Levy, the music editor of Rolling Stone, stressed that the Stones were still a powerful symbol. ''In the 60's they stood explicitly for social change,'' he said. ''Their stance was political, even revolutionary. They no longer carry that message, but they still carry the underpinnings of it -- live by your own rules, your own passions. They do what they want, when they want to do it.''
He credited their uncommon endurance to Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards. ''Jagger ensured the Stones' longevity by managing their business affairs with an iron hand,'' he said. ''Keith has ensured their longevity by stubbornly managing their music. Together they form this remarkable power.'' (On Oct. 1 Virgin Records is releasing a two-CD Stones retrospective, ''Forty Licks,'' with 36 songs and four new ones.)


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Amy Poehler and Tina Fey better watch their backs.
That was the message sent to the comediennes today by George Clooney who said there is more revenge to come for the Golden Globes hosts whose joke at the awards show last month mocking Clooney's taste in women was the hit of the show.
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"I'm doing something that I'm actually ashamed of, that's going to hurt them," Clooney said today on "Good Morning America." "I'll show you some photos later."
Clooney, 52, has already fired back at Fey, who described the Golden Globe-nominated "Gravity" as "the story of how George Clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age."
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Clooney's first take on revenge at the Golden Globes hosts came at the expense of actor Matt Damon, whom Clooney stars with in their new film "The Monuments Men," and who was called by Fey and Poehler the "garbage man" among all the A-listers at the Golden Globes.
"I sent her a letter on Matt Damon stationery that said, 'Dear Tina, I may sound like a hypocrite because I laughed at the jokes about George and about Leo but they're kind of known for that and, you know, when you called me a garbage man, you know, it really hurt me and my kid calls me a garbage man now,'" Clooney explained.
When two "giant" fruit baskets showed up at Damon's front door a few days later, along with two notes, all three of Clooney's victims – Damon, Poehler and Fey – knew they had been had by Clooney.
The first note accompanying the fruit baskets to Damon was apologetic, while the second note made it clear that Fey and Poehler got the joke.
"If your note is part of some George Clooney prank, as I very strongly suspect it is, you A-list amateurs are going to have to step it the f— up. We are not some easily confused starlets here. We are grown-ass, professional comedians. Please accept this fruit as a token of our sincerity. Best wishes, Elizabeth Tina Fey, Amy 'Boston' Poehler."
The revenge via Matt Damon stationery was the second time in recent months that Damon has had to publicly admit that he fell victim to one of Clooney's infamous pranks.
While filming "The Monuments Men," Clooney, who also directed the film, instructed the wardrobe department to slowly take in Damon's pants, leading him to believe he was gaining weight while trying to get in shape for the film.
"Matt was rushing to lose weight, and I'd have the wardrobe people take in his uniform every day, so that no matter how much he was losing, the clothes felt tight on him," Clooney told Deadline in August.
There was no prank needed, however, when it came to casting Damon in the role as a soldier in a World War II platoon tasked to rescue art masterpieces from Nazi thieves, especially compared to corralling the film's other high-profile stars.
"I went to Australia for a day, which is a fun flight, to get Cate Blanchett," Clooney said on "GMA." "And Bill Murray came out to my house in Italy."
"And Matt, I think I just sent an email to Matt because we've worked together six times, so it was really easy," Clooney said.


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Here's another potato chip recipe for you; I told you I'd make you something sweet! Sweet and salty is definitely a thing. Think salted caramel and chocolate-covered pretzels. Obviously Kettle brands already knows that, otherwise they wouldn't have made sweet & salty flavored chips, but I took those chips a step further and mixed them into chocolate chip cookies!
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When the folks over at Kettle Brand asked if they could send us some potato chips to experiment with, I was so excited! I love potato chips, especially the extra thick, crunchy kettle-cooked ones. Jalapeño is my favorite flavor, but David likes salt and vinegar, so we switch off what we buy. But we don't buy them often, because I don't want to use the whole bag; I never think of cooking with them!
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I've made mushroom bourguignon before, but I wanted to try the real stuff—well, as real as I could get to it, while still keeping kosher. So I bought myself some facon and got cooking!
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It's fall! And fall means winter squash! Wait… huh!? I guess it's fall squash. Well, it's not zucchini and yellow squash! It's so much better.
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Designer Theo Stewart-Stand offers a thoroughly modern update to the classic bi-fold wallet for men. These stainless steel wallets are extremely thin and flexible and feel like silk. These stylish accessories are light years ahead of the basic leather versions, and they're composed of a dynamic material used in industrial sectors such as petroleum, medical, and aerospace. Stewart/Stand stainless steel wallets block unauthorized transmission from RFID enabled credit cards & IDs. Each is packaged in a signature Stewart/Stand gift box. Wallet made in India and the packaging made in the USA.
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Thailand: Saturday night Bangkok-style is back
The generals who seized power in Thailand disrupted one of the country's most lucrative industries — the go-go bars that were forced to close early because of a curfew. Now the junta has lifted the curfew, giving a green light for Bangkok's red-light districts and other evening activities to roar back to life. It struck some tourists as incongruous that all-night partying was now allowed in a country still technically under martial law. "You would never know this place is under military control," said German backpacker Dustin Ratz, 23, mesmerized by the bustling evening scene on Khao San Road. "I love Bangkok. This place is amazing. Let's see if I still say that tomorrow morning. But tonight, it's amazing."
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how to crackle cd's (pic)
Can anyone help me get this crackle look on cd's?
I did this ! Place the CD in a bowl of water - ( it usually floats ) and stick it in the microwave on high . You'll see lightning ! The beams just etch the top - it's really cool to watch . Take it out when you're satisfied with the amount of crackle.
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very pretty sun catchers & I'd like to do some more for the windows to keep the birds from flying into them. Jill
I have a really powerful Microwave so I turned it down to 70% , then I put it in a plate of water & watched. I think it took about 30 seconds, I didn't get any fire works :(
So of course I had to see what happened when I did more & it crackeled more but never sparked.
I'd like to try some of those colored cd's & see what happens.
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Pride is a powerful tool, particularly when it's been questioned.
Call it a hunch, but the All Blacks are in for a battle at Millennium Stadium on Sunday (NZ time).
The Welsh have been written off by their own media, their players abused on Twitter and Facebook, and their courage questioned by former greats after their latest loss, to Samoa.
So there was a steely resolve and a distinct lack of bravado at the team's Vale of Glamorgan training base yesterday.
It is usual in test week in Cardiff for the home side to talk themselves up. They have 59 years worth of pent-up hope to expel from their hearts and don't miss the chance to pour it out with all they have. Not this time.
On Monday night the Welsh squad watched a video of former wing Shane Williams' last test.
In it they saw the diminutive No 11 score a try with the last touch of his 87-test career. More importantly they saw his speech at fulltime when, with tears rolling down his face and his two young children in his arms, he spoke of his pride for the jersey.
Wales lost that day, 24-18 to Australia, but Williams epitomised the never-say-die attitude coach Warren Gatland will ask for against the All Blacks.
Wales assistant coach Rob Howley said of his players: "We know how hard they work and the effort and detail and attitude. We've never questioned their attitude and never will."
And so it was a measured, realistic, almost contrite Wales that fronted media as their team was named.
"We need to pull together as a group. There is only one group of players who can turn it around, and that is us. No-one else is going to do it. There's no magic wand," centre Jamie Roberts said.
No visions of grandeur here. They might not win, but they'll give it plenty.
Few know better the emotions within the Welsh camp than All Blacks coach Steve Hansen.
And perhaps he also knows the comforts of Edinburgh and Rome are about to be replaced by a truer test of grit.
Maybe it's why he took his squad 19 kilometres out of town to the muddy bog of Pontypridd, where the backdrop was an old building prefab being demolished by a digger.
The All Blacks' training session was a thorough affair in persistent and cold rain, one that suggested they know nothing will come easy this week.
The heavy ground made handling and footwork difficult and saw hooker Keven Mealamu limited to throwing to the lineouts as he looked after his dodgy calf.
It may open the door for Dane Coles to sit on the bench when the team is named later today.
Halfback Aaron Smith finished with his knee wrapped in an ice pack, but otherwise looked fine, while first five-eighth Dan Carter spent the final 15 minutes on the sidelines, to protect his precious legs from fatigue. It was nothing to fret over and normal procedure, according to team management.
If Hansen's comments so far are anything to go by, Smith and Carter are likely to be in a starting side based on being the incumbents who have played the majority of the season.
A question mark remains over back Beauden Barrett (ribs) who missed parts of training along with utility Tamati Ellison (toe), who is not available this week, but now able to jog freely.
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It seems that it was worth it to delay the release with few weeks. This 12.2 release works really well on brand new Ultrabook (in this case Samsung Series 5). Recent hardware including Intel HD 4000, and new chipset - I guess it is thanks to Intel's open source drivers (and of course hard work of packagers) that experience is this good.
Maybe Year of Desktop Linux is near?
I guess I'll have to bite the bullet and perform this gut wrenching upgrade. I'm presently running 11.3 and they've dropped support for a while now. I just hate the upgrade process.
1. Oh, you should really install from scratch. We wouldn't want anything bad to happen to your upgrade.(and it will)
2. Everything you spent days getting to work last time will be broken again. Audio, video, fonts, Plymouth(what the fuck for?)...
3. You'll love the way that KDE and Gnome have changed absolutely everything so the default apps are all new(read broken and incomplete and the old apps are incompatible).
I swear to God I'm seriously thinking of going to Windows for the first time since 1998. But, that pile of crap is about to do the exact same shit with the release of Windows 8. Perhaps it's time to buy a Mac. Oh for God's sake! Has it really come to this?
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I remember reading something like this some time ago. I believe it was a biography entitled, "Danny Dunn, Invisible Boy."
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I remember reading something like this some time ago. I believe it was a biography entitled, "Danny Dunn, Invisible Boy."
We have a Keurig machine at work. In addition to those little disposable one-shot things, it also comes with a plastic filter thing that you can load with your own coffee, make a cup, and then rinse and repeat.
Under the circumstances, the choice to litter the environment or not seems like it's in the hands of the drinker every time he puts himself in front of the coffee maker and asks himself how he's going to make his next cup.
It's Apple's version of "Sorry, not my table."
I was initially opposed to the punishment.
But then I saw his hippie hair. I suppose I can look the other way this once.
Those pictures of Chris Hemsworth in that Thor movie are giving me sad feelings because I don't look like him.
Unfair! Unfair!
...that only the applicant would have to pay whenever he used the term "Je Suis Charlie."
I base that on the fact that this sort of thing used to happen on Speed Racer all the time.
Surveys of public opinion in recent times have shown solid majority support for the idea that human activity is a cause of climate change, but only a minority holding the opinion that climate change is caused entirely or mostly by human activity.
Such surveys always remind me of the beginning of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, where they're doing their History homework by sitting on the curb in front of Circle K and asking passers-by questions about historical figures.
Self-signed certificates should be warned something like this...
I would agree that your message is clear and correct.
However, I don't think you've worked much in support. A message like this is too long.
*ring* *ring* "Hello, I got an error message."
"What did it say"
"I don't know. Party something."
It involved a protection racket that made business pay for fire insurance, or else they'd burn the place down.
Business owners proved even more corrupt, and burned their own places down, driving the racketeers to bankruptcy with insurance claims.
Don't know why this article made me think of racketeers, though.
The best use case I can come up with is that what we're talking about is a cheap scan of the source object, using a scanning technique that destroys that object as it removes each layer to discover the next. The source object would best be made of a very cheap material, of course, and part of its creation might be manual, rather than designed and rendered.
Once the object has been scanned in this destructive way, then it can be mass-produced using the 3-dimensional model now in computer memory--perhaps using much more expensive materials than the original.
The more copies you make, the more value this scanning method might have.
Defining the process as being fundamentally limited to a single copy seems unreasonable.
I'm not sure I agree that Facebook is only full of sad people.
I AM sure that Portugal is absolutely marvelous, though.
The receptionist told me it would be a long job as they had to take all the wheels off and check the brake assemblies to determine which one it was.
Since it's the brakes, it's probably not about a simple diagnosis, but more about liability.
In your case, the mechanic's probably just as happy to skip all the unnecessary steps, because you told him not to do them. Then if there's Something Else wrong, you can't sue him for not doing what you told him not to do.
It's true. Before Facebook, only my spouse knew I liked kitties, national parks, and dirty jokes.
I feel so violated.
Firefox and Chrome seem to work just fine as downloads, and update just fine independent of the Android version.
Saying that they won't patch old versions of this "Web View" monkey should be a non-issue. It should update independently, just like any other browser.
That they've bound it to the underlying operating system means they've done a silly thing, and they should undo that silly thing.
I was sad not to find a picture of a kitty to post on the Facebook.
I use Firefox mostly out of habit--not because I've carefully evaluated all possibilities and chosen the one that's perfect for me. I've been with it since the Netscape Navigator days.
I install it on all my devices. Because I can. And because it gives me a consistent experience no matter what I'm using.
You just can't mix and match devices with IE (not since, I think, IE5).
For me, that's the only real barrier. It's easier to be as lazy as I want to be when I've got the same browser everywhere.
The People's Republic has consistently denied having deliberately blocked Google's services as part of its "Great Firewall" effort.
Yeah, but they ALSO deny state-sponsored hacking.
Alas, the problem with bicycles is similar to the problem with a religion.
In principle, it SOUNDS great. But when you actually add the people, you run into problems. Often terrible problems. It becomes easy to equate the douchebaggery of one psychopathic group of practitioners (e.g.: ISIS, Critical Mass) with the entire group.
I see your point, but this is just how publishing rights have ever worked, be they for films, books magazines or music.
I'm not sure I take your point.
Region codes for movies are analogous to limiting where I can read a book. Like if I bought a paperback for a vacation, but it scrambled its pages if I took it to a beach outside my own country. We're not talking about import/export or reselling or anything commercial. We're just talking about my private enjoyment of something I thought I bought.
We take it as axiomatic that women WANT to do all the things that men do, in precisely the same numbers, for any given occupation.
Therefore any situation where there is other than a 50/50 split of men and women is the result of injustice.
This is caused by men being unfair in some way that does not imply any difference of ability or will, maintaining that dominance for generation upon generation, watching other empires meanwhile rising and falling.
It's obviously not a serious study.
It's like that Facebook quiz that rates you an "Art History Major" because you can identify the Mona Lisa and the Creation of Adam.
My best guess is that the creators of the quiz were surprised by their results and published them, but as everyone here has observed, it was just a list of questions created for entertainment purposes--not a scientific inquiry.
I have a T-Mobile app that shows me a graphical representation of how much bandwidth I've used, and where my cap is. It came with my phone. If I said I didn't know I had reached my cap, I would be revealed as a fool.
Maybe it's just that not all phones come with this app?
I saw a similar exploit performed in a documentary entitled "Ocean's Eleven."
I'll bet it's something horrific like Jane Eyre. They deserve locking up.
Ugh! Locking up's too good for them. They should be cut up into itty bitty pieces, and BURIED ALIVE.
The second picture clearly shows the outline of a sea turtle.
This can only mean that the comet is a spacecraft returning to determine the disposition of their ancient Earth colony.
Because, what are the ODDS, MAN, the ODDS that the outline of a sea turtle would just show up BY CHANCE???
Okay, maybe not really.
But it DID have an select+optgroup implementation that I really loved (i.e.: as a system of cascading menus).
There must be an accessibility consideration that prevented any other browsers from implementing selects in this way. But I miss it anyhow.
I went to US public school. I can tell you that in my particular case, the history curriculum was ONLY US history, from 1492 to 1787. Over and over. K-12.
I learned about the French Revolution and the Civil War on my own time.
I can't tell you if my experience was common or not. But I would guess it's not unique.
I was watching a documentary called "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and this very ritual was depicted.
Seems like old news to me.
If there were millions of people who wanted to see your junk, and you wanted to show them your junk without seeming to appear sleazy (and boost your popularity), you might cook up a scheme that looked remarkably similar to this.
You'd wring your hands at the same time you rang the cash register.
I can just see him down on one knee:
"Darling, will you marry me in a ceremony auctioned off to the highest bidder for publicity?"
"Oh, dearest! Selling my wedding to the press has been my dream since I was a child! You've made me the happiest woman in the world!"
Once these things go wrong, I expect The Doctor will have to save us from them.
Many large companies have education benefits.
The catch is, you often have to walk up to your boss and ask to be sent to class, or a workshop, or whatever. Sometimes you even have to write half a page justifying how the company would benefit from you having an improved skill.
This is called "initiative."
What I would guess is that there's a vast tonnage of people at IBM who are lacking in this thing. This is probably a remediation effort to make up for a presumption that having that word on a resume meant the employee had the attribute.
Those who have been keeping up-to-date feel screwed by shouldering the extra work, but I'd wager they've been being screwed by their skillless coworkers for some time now. It's now simply more obvious.
I was watching a documentary called "Spy Kids 2," and I think the tech to do such tapping already exists.
Yeah, I'm calling BS on this one, too.
Big corporations WANT to hire, but just can't find the right person? Singular? For a task that obviously requires a team?
Boo hoo.
After some reasonable amount of time to bring a case to court (I don't know--a couple months maybe), shouldn't the details of all such requests simply be made public?
Maybe they already are...? There's a good chance I'm only revealing my ignorance.
I'm getting tired of the word Boffins. The Register is the worst offender of using the word and it keeps showing up in Google News.
Actually, I love the word. It always takes me a minute to process, during which time, I speculate on the relationship of the noun with the verb, "to boff."
Time to point out that the folks that claimed that this technology was working reliably about 15 years ago were lying.
You just reminded me that "verified by Chinese scientists" frequently means that the science is wrong.
@Trigonoceps occipitalis:
This is why one twin is always the good twin, and the other one is always the evil twin.
This is one of those "I'll belive it when I see it" things. Attacks happen constantly, every single day, many by what some consider to be state-sponsored hackers.
Like the privateers of old, the states that sponsor them just cross their fingers behind their backs and say, "oh, golly, those are just criminals acting against our wishes."
I was interested when I thought I could find some Jude Law selfies.
Never mind.
I find that Apple PRODUCTS seem quite nice.
However, since Apple seems to always be suing one person or another, I don't dare actually OWN one of their products. Too risky.
I had a dumb phone with a tiny screen some years ago. Opera Mini really provided an excellent experience compared to the bundled browser. The bundled browser frequently had memory rendering pages with the limited resources available. Opera Mini was much better.
The proper comparison here is with other dumb phone options.
I feel like you're thinking of something that I'm not understanding completely.
For all the use-cases I can come up with, either the application is trustworthy (in which case masking is unnecessary), or the application is not (in which case masking is insufficient).
If an application is going to display a credit card number in its GUI unless the database is supplying masking (because that query is "fixed"), wouldn't that mean we've got an application which shouldn't be used against that database at all?
What am I missing?
We left Sprint in favor of T-Mobile a couple years ago when their business practice of selling off their towers in our area started negatively impacting our connectivity.
I wasn't looking forward to having them do the same thing to our T-Mobile service.
Let's say you lived in the US, and you missed a Dr. Who episode you wanted to see. If you didn't Tivo it, you're kind of screwed.
BBC streams recent episodes, but only to folks who live in the UK.
If you could find a proxy, you could watch that Dr. Who episode on the BBC web site via the proxy, against the rules.
Whether the rules seem silly or not isn't really the point. If they said you couldn't watch it unless you put on a red dress and stood on one foot, that's their right, and you can either put on that dress, or not watch the program.
I'm puzzled. Isn't Vista a supported operating system?
I mean, I know that it's not well-loved. But why go out of the way to specifically exclude it from the update?
If only there were some book that I could read that would give me hope and make me feel safe again.
Java lowered the bar to programming in "enterprise" environments, so despite a lot of work on making Java idiot proof a bad programmer can still bugger things up.
There are good java programmers, of course. But my first reaction when I hear "java programmer" is to mentally replace the word "java" with the word "sloppy."
They draw in pretty good salaries, though. Maybe I'm just jealous.
The fact that this "thrust" is measurable on the null test article too, makes me think this is much more likely a case of a measurement problem than an actual effect.
Alas, this is what I fear as well. Especially given the order of magnitude discrepancy.


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