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August 17, 2009 No CommentsDEBT SECRETS THE BANKS DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW
Unbelievable! I don't care where you like to camp on the political spectrum this kind of stuff MUST go. No wonder we keep hearing people yell "YOU WORK FOR US" at these town hall meetings. This guy obviously believes he knows better than all the people he represents. How many other political conversations like this were not caught on video from both sides of the Isle?
I'm so tired of politicians. I think it best that we limit every political term to just one. Then we at least get to flush the toilet of America (government) more often.
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Friday, June 29, 2012
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Happy Friday, friends!
Here are a few things I'm currently loving:
Statement necklaces.
This fabric.
House of Harlow sunnies. I may or may not have ordered these.
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Romper Power
Happy Thursday, friends! Cheers to the almost weekend! Last night we celebrated the 30th birthday of one of my best boos, Jordan Foster with a little dinner at Vieux Carre in Hillcrest. It was the first of many toasts to come in the next couple of weeks because in this group we drag out the celebration as looong as possible.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Hizzy Update: Almost There!!!
Party peeps, what you're seeing here is the home stretch! PTL!
The kitchen cabinets and island are heeeere.
(In Pauly D's voice)
Walls are painted and the counter tops are currently being constructed. Right now, we're just waiting on the electrician to hook everything up which should be early next week. From there, the hardwoods will be stained, carpet installed downstairs and then we can move in. Elated, you ask? I'm about to burst!!
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It's Gratuitous Picture of Your Dog Wednesdaaaay!! (GPOYDW) If you have a blog and a pups, get in on this!
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Chic in the Heat
My two least favorite friends are back: heat and its sidekick, humidity. We've already hit the 100 degree and 1000% humidity mark and it's only the beginning of summer. Oy. This lethal combo can wreak havoc on all things fabulous. So, how does one stay chic in the heat? I have a few go-tos including dresses like this one which I picked up from Little Rock's newest boutique,
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Weekend To-Do
A little weekend inspo:
Send a sweet note to a friend in the mail.
Have dessert for dinner.
Wear bright red lipstick...to the grocery store.
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Give your significant other an extra long squeeze.
Buy someone a cup of coffee.
Happy Friday, friends!
Coral and Mint
TGIF!! Whew, I'm glad this week is coming to a close. It's felt particularly lengthy. I went ahead and got things started early last night with a little girls' night action at Cantina Laredo. The volume of chips and salsa we consumed is shocking. I'm glad we weren't cut off. Sooo good!
Anyhoo, this is what I wore, a color combo that just makes me feel pretty. A dress always makes me feel feminine and put together, especially this coral H&M dress I've been wearing a lot this season. I paired it with an ivory party cardi for the office, then took it off and put on a little extra gloss for ladies night out. I also love this statement bauble necklace from ModCloth, which is just that, a super fun statement.
This "photo shoot" was cut short by creepin' rain drops as you can see.
I'm ready to soak up all the goodness of this upcoming weekend! Happy Friday and Happy Weekend to you!!!
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Neon Moment
Hi friends! Happy summer, officially! Something I'm already loving about summer; this eye-popping neon trend! There are many ways to work this look without looking like you just walked off the set of a Molly Ringwald movie.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Happy GPOYDW! That's Gratuitous Picture of Your Dog Wednesday!!
This blog
provided the idea and now I'm paying it forward. You're welcome. Every Wednesday, I post a party pic of my yorkie, Cullen because I'm that person annnd this is my blog. You should totally do it!!
Happy Wednesday!!!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Currently Obsessed
I know friends of mine reading this post are yelling: "What is it with Sandra and this obsession with KStew!!" Honestly, I don't know why I'm so drawn to her!
Maybe it's because she is kind of quirky and a misfit.
( Not everyone can pull of the chucks look on the red carpet, but I'm going to go ahead and say she can.)
Maybe it's because she's "endearing, human, possesses a combo of bravado, kindness and self preservation..." as described by the
Vanity Fair
reporter in this issue. Or maybe it's because she gets to "make-out" with RPatz, is just plain cool and doesn't give a crap what others think of her and I wish I could be more like that.
Either way, whatever your thoughts on Kristen Stewart, she is absolutely STUNNING in this latest
Vanity Fair
spread. Not only do I love this super glammed-up high fashion look she's donning, but these photos were taken in a city I'm also obsessed with and will be visiting in the spring, Paris. I mean, are you seeing those Givenchy Haute Couture earrings that could be chandis in my new dining room?! Amazeballs. I also love the over-the-top hats and headpieces in these photos.
And that corset and belt by Jean Paul Gaultier – TO DIE! In my dreamworld, I want to style shoots like this and let's be honest; slip into those Christian Dior dresses and walk around town. Until then, on this planet and not behind bars, I'll blissfully remain in my fantastic daydream as I continue to flip through these pages. Le sigh…
Happy Tuesday!!
*Photos courtesty of Vanity Fair/Photographer: Mario Testino/Styled by: Jessica Diehl
Monday, June 18, 2012
Watercolor Maxi Moment
Here is my weekend watercolor maxi moment.
Perfect summer date night attire, don't you think?? After a weekend full of painting and house prep (see previous post), M and I decided to have a little date night and decompress Saturday. Two margaritas, a delish dinner, a possible Bieber sighting and a little quality one on one time later – mission accomplished.
{Target Dress,
Box Turtle
Happy Monday, friends!!
Update on the Hizzy: New Walls Errybody!
Well hello there new walls! A sign we're making serious progress, friends.
(Last post)
The sheetrock is up, walls are textured and primed. Actually, as I write this post, walls are being painted. Woot!
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Friday, June 15, 2012
Friday Giveaway Winner!
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The winner of last Friday's Giveway, a $100 gift certificate to Ember is...
Carol Kiehn!!!!
Congrats, Carol!!
Contact the store for details.
Happy Friday!!
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Gratuitous Picture of Your Dog Wednesday! I got the idea from
this blog
and it's awesome! As someone who loves her pups and thinks he is the cutest dog ever, thank you for indulging me. I'm super busy these next couple of days due to a maj work project. I'll be posting again soon!
Happy Wednesday!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Weekend Round-Up
Hi friends! How was your weekend?? Mine included head-suit dress up, celebrating important birthdays and a girl's movie night out! Oh, and I buried the lead: I bought a new camera!!!!
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Friday Giveaway!
Happy Fridaaay!! Surprise! This is Little Rock Big Style's FIRST giveaway! Hooray!! This fun giveaway for you is from Ember Boutique! Ember is giving away a
$100 gift certificate!!!
Friends, get in on this action.
To enter:
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Ember's website
and browse the fabulous merch, then pick your favorite item, tell us which piece you like best and leave a comment below.
We'll announce the winner on Little Rock Big Style next Friday, June 15th.
Giveaway open until midnight on Tuesday, June 12th.
Good luck!
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Paisley and Blingin' Snakes
Flam! Fun and glam. Yep, I just made that up. You're welcome. Flam is what describes how I felt wearing these rockin' paisley pants and my blingin' snake bangle. I saw this quote recently: "I'd rather be ridiculous than boring," by Marilyn Monroe and I have to say, I'm with you there M. This is why my blingin' bangle and crazy prints will continue to be represented!
{J.Crew Pants, Ann Taylor Sleeveless Button-Up & Sunnies, Nine West Pumps}
I'm off to the Hillcrest Shop-n-Sip event tonight! Come check it out! It's from 5:30pm-8pm on the first Thursday of every month. You shop and you sip, then keep sippin'!
Happy Thursday!!
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Aztec Chic
Happy Wednesday, friends! I don't have much to post today but did want to share my aztec/safari inspired outfit. I got this dress from
Ember Boutique
last year and absolutely adore the pattern and color. I actually paired this with a navy blazer to make it more work approp, but have also worn it with fun chunky wooden jewelry and a bright belt for a night out. In this post I am wearing a gold J.Crew elephant necklace that I LOVE which provides a little safari vibe. I thought this clash of cultures made for a fun little combo.
Have a great week! I will have a hizzy update AND giveaway coming soon!! Stay tuned! Woot!
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Hello Summer!
Hello, friends!! These are a few party pic snapshots from our beach trip to Destin, Floridaaaaa! Hello summer!! A glorious way to officially kick off summer it was indeed. The week was packed with ALL day beach time, sleeping in, clear blue water (most of the time), family bonding, SPF 60+ and indulging in daytime (and nighttime-let's be honest) libation consumption.
This pretty much sums up the trip: beach bummness! Sitting by the surf, feet submerged in silky sand and enjoying the beverage of the day otherwise known as 'beach booze' galvanized discussions about our future home (I'll have a progress report this week), future chirrins, hopes and general enjoying life talk!
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Being natural is completely different from being relaxed. Your hair likes completely different things than before and the way you handle your hair is completely different from handling your kinks and curls. Not only does you practices change in handling your hair your appearance changes. many natural feel good about the change in appearance and some does not. I was one of the naturals who always opt for braids or weaves because I was afraid of what people will think about my kinky TWA. After about five months of being natural I finally decided that I am beautiful no matter what. In fact I may be even more beautiful in my natural state because this is what god meant for me to look like. After accepting my thick 4c hair I noticed i took more care of my hair. I was more gentle with my hair, i followed through with short term challenges I made and I also documented things i did. taking care of my hair definitely made my hair grow faster than ever i was definitely getting 1/2 inch a month. overall I feel like when you start accepting who you are and the type of hair you have you will notice a difference in your hair growth, health and lifestyle which will lead to a healthy lifestyle.


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Southern edition Spring Coaches of the Year
Boys' Team
Long synonymous with the state's most storied program, Strout got the Capers back to the pinnacle this spring.
He figured out a way to best utilize his lineup, got past two-time defending champion Falmouth and added yet another shiny piece of hardware to the school's trophy case, earning The Forecaster's nod as our Southern edition Coach of the Year, of a boys' team, in the process.
Strout is a product of Cape Elizabeth through and through. He graduated from the high school in 1975 after playing soccer and tennis and serving as the athletic trainer for basketball. After playing soccer and tennis at Springfield College, Strout started coaching boys' soccer in town in 1977 and two years later, took over the tennis program (coaching both the boys' and girls' teams for many years).
Strout turned both Capers tennis squads into powerhouses and entering the 2013 season, was closing in on 500 victories and had 23 state titles to his credit.
Those numbers ballooned this spring.
Cape Elizabeth made a quick statement with a 4-1 win at Falmouth and never looked back, winning all 12 of its matches, none by less than a 4-1 margin.
As the No. 2 seed, the Capers made the regional playoffs their playground, sweeping past Spruce Mountain, Falmouth and York, then blanking Mt. Desert Island for the state title.
"This year, it was more managing than coaching," Strout said. "The kids had a goal in mind. For the seniors, it's been their goal since winning freshman year. Falmouth was in the way the past two years."
Strout, who now has 505 wins and 24 championships (14 with the boys' squad, 10 with the girls' team) to his credit, also teaches physical education in the school district, owns a farm right around the corner from the high school and spends time on the water lobstering.
He simply loves working with kids.
"You can have more of an impact with an individual sport like tennis," Strout said. "I like coaching."
Strout figures to have several years left leading the Capers to great things. Who knows? Maybe 600 victories is a possibility.
The Cape Elizabeth boys' tennis program, as it has been for more than three decades, remains in a great hands. Andy Strout, our Southern edition boys' team Coach of the Year, has created and maintained a dynasty and there's no end in sight.
Previous winners:
2012: Chris Hayward (Cape Elizabeth baseball)
2011: Craig MacDonald (Scarborough tennis)
2010: Ben Raymond (Cape Elizabeth lacrosse)
2009: Jim Cronin (Scarborough baseball)
2008: Joe Hezlep (Scarborough lacrosse)
2007: Craig McDonald (Scarborough tennis)
2006: Tobey Farrington (Scarborough lacrosse)
2005: Dave Weatherbie (Cape Elizabeth track)
2004: Todd Day (Cape Elizabeth baseball)
2003: Ben Raymond (Cape Elizabeth lacrosse)
2002: Andy Strout (Cape Elizabeth boys' tennis)
Girls' Team
Scarborough won the Class A title this spring, only losing once in the process, but the season did produce challenges. Luckily for the Red Storm, Griffin was able to push the right buttons and lead his charges to another crown.
From moving Marisa O'Toole to the leadoff spot, to putting the ball in the left hand of Alyssa Williamson to making sure the lineup was stacked from top to bottom, Griffin had the Midas Touch and as a result, is once again The Forecaster's choice as our Southern edition Coach of the Year, of a girls' team.
Griffin has a rich athletic background. His father was a pitcher in the Braves' organization. Griffin grew up in Portland and starred in baseball and basketball at Deering High. He went on to pitch as a reliever at the University of Maine.
Griffin first got involved with coaching when he helped current University of Southern Maine baseball coach Ed Flaherty coach the Deering baseball squad. He also coached girls' basketball at Deering before coming to Scarborough in 1990, when it was far from the juggernaut we now know.
It didn't take long for Griffin to turn the then-Redskins into a powerhouse and they won the Class B championship in 1997 and finished state runner-up a year later.
By 2002, Scarborough was known as the Red Storm and had moved up to Class A for the postseason. After a series of playoff heartbreaks, Scarborough finally broke through in 2007, did so again in 2009 and once more in 2011.
After being upset by South Portland in the 2012 regional final, the Red Storm turned to a tried and true recipe this season, a preseason trip to Disney, followed by a state title run in an odd numbered year.
Even though Scarborough won its first six games (by a combined margin of 60-14), not everything was running smoothly and the Red Storm was then upset by Sanford. With a big assist from his captains, Griffin got the team refocused and made the most of the immense talent not just in the field, but on his bench as well. As a result, Scarborough ran off nine straight wins to end the regular season and once again earn the top seed in Western A.
Through five innings of the quarterfinals, however, the Red Storm was in trouble, trailing unheralded No. 9 seed Marshwood, 1-0, but O'Toole sparked a rally with a bunt hit and Scarborough erupted for five runs to advance. The pitching and hitting of Williamson led the Red Storm past Thornton Academy in the semifinals and after an O'Toole homer tied it, Scarborough rallied past Sanford in the regional final, 5-2. The state game against Skowhegan proved to be a coronation, as O'Toole opened the game with a long ball and the Red Storm never looked back, winning its fifth championship, giving Griffin his mind-boggling 358th victory.
"I'm awful proud of the kids," Griffin said. "We were always confident in our ability to score runs. We're very strong 1 through 9. The back end of my lineup was phenomenally productive. We had to work hard on becoming a team and put aside distractions. It's a credit to our captains, Grace (Farnkoff), Erin (Giles) and Marisa. They made a commitment to making it happen."
Griffin, who has taught sixth and seventh grade health at Scarborough Middle School for over 25 years, lives in Scarborough with his wife Mary. The couple has three children, including former Red Storm ace, Kelsey, who served an assistant this past year.
Scarborough has become the state's softball gold standard. The patience, leadership and decision making of Tom Griffin, our Southern edition girls' team Coach of the Year, is a huge reason why.
Previous winners:
2012: Jeff Perkins (Cape Elizabeth lacrosse)
2011: Marcia Wood (Scarborough lacrosse)
2010: Ralph Aceto (South Portland softball)
2009: Ralph Aceto (South Portland softball)
2008: Tom Griffin (Scarborough softball)
2007: Tom Griffin (Scarborough softball)
2006: Joe Henrikson (Cape Elizabeth softball)
2005: Jim Hartman (South Portland softball)
2004: Susan Ray (Cape Elizabeth tennis)
2003: Tom Griffin (Scarborough softball)
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Ted - Official trailer
Now I know this seems kinda dumb - but I'll bet you this movie will be absolutely awesome! :) |
Pissed myself. Wasn't expecting that. I can't wait to see this :D
Seth MacFarlane is a genius. Nothing more can be said. Hes on par with the 2 dudes mentioned in my sig. Mila Kunis is stupidly hot. I mean, I'd totally ruin that. She'd be registered disabled after I got through with her. The film looks hilarious too. Will be going to see it at the cinema for sure, and I hate the cinema.
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New trailer is out! :)
Came across this randomly the other day, it looks hilarious haha! Definitely something I'm going to watch. :D
i watched it last night nice movie...
Just got done watching. Thoroughly enjoyable. Not many OMG LAUGH OUT LOUD moments, but still some very funny lines over all.
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Date: October 29, 2003 (03-85) Contacts: Steve Simon, 240-567-7952; Elizabeth Homan, 240-567-7970
Three Montgomery College Students Win
Mark Curtis Awards An award-winning speaker, a world-traveling youth leader, and a Smithsonian Institution intern are this years Montgomery College recipients of the 2003 Mark Curtis Awards honoring outstanding humanities students. The three students Angela Clubb, Matthew Sams, and Nehanda Tankasala will be presented with certificates and $500 cash scholarships at the 8th Annual Mark Curtis Awards ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 30, 7 p.m., at the Wootton High School Auditorium, 2100 Wootton Parkway, Rockville. The Mark Curtis Scholars will be recognized along with 112 Montgomery County High School students. Clubb, a Takoma Park resident, attends Montgomery Colleges Takoma Park Campus where she maintains a 4.0 grade point average. Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Chinese, Clubb has served as editor of the Takoma Park Campus newspaper, the Excalibur. In that capacity, Professor Esther Schwartz-McKinzie saw Clubb encourage fellow students to submit articles while using the paper as a medium to encourage intellectual exchange and creative writing at Takoma Park. With aspirations of a career in Congress, Matthew Sams attends the Germantown Campus of Montgomery College where he participates in the honors program. Professor Joan Naake met Sams through her online World Literature course. She says Sams demonstrated his intellectual curiosity by being one of the few students in her career to request an amplification of dactylic hexameter and English meter in general. In his spare time, Sams volunteers as a youth football coach for the Rockville Football League. This winter, Sams will travel to Prague to attend the Youth Leadership Conference. Only 50 participants are accepted worldwide. On the Rockville Campus, Nehanda Tankasala participates in the Womens Studies student group; the Montgomery College Arts and Literary magazine, Red Jacket; the MC Honors Society; and Women in Engineering and Science Technology. This fall, the Rockville resident is serving as an intern with the Smithsonian Institution. Professor Genevieve Carminati describes her as a bit of an anthropologist a generous human being, genuinely interested in knowing and understanding others. The Mark Curtis Award, sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County along with the Paul Peck Humanities Institute at Montgomery College, was established in honor of Mark Hubert Curtis, a distinguished historian, educator and author. Dr. Curtis was the president of the American Association of Colleges and University Presidents, and president of Scipps College, one of the Claremont Colleges in California. From 1991 until his death in 1994, Dr. Curtis served as chairperson of the Montgomery County Commission on the Humanities. For more information on the Mark Curtis Awards and the Paul Peck Humanities Institute at Montgomery College, contact Judy Gaines, director of the Paul Peck Humanities Institute, at 240-567-7333. # # # |


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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I had a very unfortunate gastrointestinal accident at a recent Bomber game and ended up going home early from the game because I had to change my jeans. My husband stayed with our friends and I drove home with the truck. The next time we saw this football buddy, that friend made a crude joke to me about what happened and blamed it on the Bombers performance. I went 10 shades of red.
Ho, boy! I didn't think my husband would betray my confidence and tell his friends. I was so mad, I simmered for the next few hours, drinking along the way. Then I decided to tell a story about my husband throwing up on my mom's Thanksgiving dinner at the table when I took him home to meet the family. Everybody laughed but him.
On the way home, he said, "Why did you tell that story? I threw up because I was so nervous. That was really low," and I said, "I told that story to get even for what you did to me." He said, "I guess that makes us even then," and he has barely talked to me since. What now? -- Dumb Newlywed, Steinbach
Dear Newlyweds: This was one mean, embarrassing story exchanged for another -- a fairly common newlywed tactic and one you learn quickly not to repeat. Ask your husband: "Can we call a truce? We could both apologize for what we did and make a pact not to do it again." Make sure to both say, "I'm sorry for embarrassing you." Then you can kiss and make up. Newlyweds do that part well.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I took a girl to a movie that turned out to be really violent. She asked to go home in the middle of the movie, so we got up and left. At her door, she handed me 15 bucks and said, "Sorry about the movie." I was stunned by that and just let it lie there in my hand. She closed the door on me, and I still had it. So I went and bought a pizza and thought about things. On the Monday, she told friends at school I took the money back for the movie. That makes me look like a jerk because she didn't tell them she stuck it right in my hand. What should I do? -- Look Like a Jerk, Winnipeg
Dear Look Like a Jerk: Take $15, put it in an envelope and hand it to her. The note inside should read something like: "I was so shocked when you handed this to me, I wasn't thinking. Here is your money back. Sorry about the misunderstanding." She will likely feel bad about the whole thing and you may end up friends again. That's how some early dates go -- awkwardly -- but things can often be set straight if you do the right thing. Next time you ask a girl to a movie, ask which one she wants to see, then it isn't your fault if it turns out to be a lousy one.
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this is ignorant and not funny. try again. this just makes all americans look bad.
this is ignorant and not funny. try again. this just makes all americans look bad.
what? :S
who cares? that's our problem, not yours anymore. it's one year for one million. we can afford it. it doesn't really matter anyways. it's not like we were planning on giving him a major contract. it's not a big deal.
it's a low risk, high reward bargain deal. 1 year, 1 mill. how stupid of them to pick up a skilled player for 1 year/1 million!
it's a low risk, high reward bargain deal. 1 year, 1 mill. how stupid of them to pick up a skilled player for 1 year/1 million!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA merry christmas sabres! why is everyone calling mike smith an asshole?
this is the cutest thing i've ever seen omg they're so tiny!!!
canada and hockey is so amazing man
there are so many sexy canadians that people were bound to be disappointed. there's not enough room on this page to add them all!
wtf i'm nothing like faith
that was the best fucking hockey game i've ever seen.
lol at the angry americans saying "it's all they have" and "who cares about hockey" now that both of their teams lost. you guys weren't saying this when they were winning.
this is fucking amazing.
about to start watching these movies now!
she's a hell of a lot better than some male goalies in the nhl/khl. i mean have you seen the czech goalie ondrej pavelec? horrendous. bryzgalov (edmonton oilers goalie) has been terrible for a while… i bet she can outplay them. there needs to be an nhl for females too.
of course he's a habs fan smh.
ice dancing has a history of being rigged. meryl/charlie deserved gold but tessa/scott deserved to have a higher score imo.
classless trash.
the writer of this article got so much shit wrong idk where to begin. don't write things without the proper facts. just a damn shame. 1) oshie had 6 shots and got 4 goals. the other shootout people on team usa were van riemsdyk and pavelski. 2) jonathan quick is good but he was sloppy as hell in the game. it wasn't one of his best. he plays better on smaller ice like in the nhl where you have time to move back into the net faster. ryan miller is team usa's starting goalie. he was 2010's mvp and he has a .917 sv % with the worst nhl team in the league.
100000% over olivia begging and crawling back to this piece of shit president when someone flawed but much better (jake) is right there.
team canada/usa's men's hockey team supporting team canada/usa's women's hockey team! amazing.
to the guy saying the olympic coach who helped the russian skier, yes, he was born in america but moved to canada in his early adult years, settled down and had his family in canada. he considers himself canadian. his family and wife are canadian. so he's canadian.
#7 looks kinda like zach parise so i guess it's a compromise. usa still has nothing on team canada.
welp… at least his hair remained flawless. he gets a gold medel for his hair.
this is stupid as hell.
i got tyra! that last line of tyra's description is exactly what i am.
you chose reimer's old helmet. you should have got the one with cbc hnic tv personalities.
can i have those loubous?!
UMMM… i'd give my hot love and emotion to jruttner nah mean?!
people are waaaaaaaaaaaay too sensitive these days.
terrible pictures of #1 & #3.


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Making light of criticism by Telangana leaders about divesting Minister D. Sridhar Babu of the Legislative Affairs portfolio and allocating Commercial Taxes, Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy said the change was aimed at bolstering the falling tax revenue.
The Commercial Taxes revenue fell by 9.5 per cent and the department was in need of special attention, he said. In a tete-a-tete with the media persons who called on him on New Year Day here on Tuesday, Mr. Reddy said that it was his prerogative of the Chief Minister to change Ministers' portfolios. Thus he would not respond to the remarks of some Ministers.
Replying to a query, he said it would not make any difference as one would have to adhere to the legislature guidelines, traditions and conventions.
Mr. Kiran Reddy said he had never criticised the ruling Congress only spoke about the policy decisions taken by the party. Asked to respond to reports about his plans to launch of a new political party, he said it was a fact that some were in favour of it but he was not thinking about it. His focus now was only on the discussion in the Legislature on the AP Reorganisation Bill.
A batsman would have to play depending on the ball but not based on the imaginary ball. He could not forecast the future, he said. Each group was entitled to its opinion on bifurcation and one need not condemn the other. On the question of seeking additional time for the discussion, the Chief Minister said he would think about it only after the discussion began. The House would discuss the merits and demerits of the bifurcation.Mr. Reddy disclosed that he had been receiving more letters from Telangana region to keep the State united. Replying to a query, he said Assembly Speaker and Council Chairman would take a decision on adopting a resolution for the integrated State.
If the YSR Congress was against bifurcation, it should let its legislators' opinions go on the records of the House instead of speaking before the media. The truth behind Chandrababu Naidu and Jaganmohan Reddy's brand of integrated State would come to light only in the House.
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September 28th, 2010 at 4:30 pm by David FarrarThe Herald reports:
Without any attempt at double entendre, it could only be described as a slip of the tongue. The former French justice minister, Rachida Dati, 44, has become an overnight internet sensation after accidentally using the word "fellation" instead of "inflation" in a television interview.
A clip of her mistake has become one of the most viewed items on the French-language internet. The former minister, now a Euro MP, was talking about job losses at Lejaby, a foreign-owned French company which specialises in lingerie.
"These foreign investment funds are only interested in excessive profits," she said. "When I see some of them demand a return of 20 or 25 per cent, when fellation is almost non-existent… I say they are just trying to destroy businesses."
Oh this is a superb gaffe. Almost as good as John's Carters "cunning stunt" a few years back.
To make it worse for the MP she is rather attractive, which makes her comments more noticeable.
Did I say rather attractive? Maybe a bit more than that!
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July 6th, 2010 at 12:00 pm by David FarrarA premature story
June 20th, 2010 at 5:34 pm by David FarrarGet your own guide god
April 3rd, 2009 at 9:00 am by David FarrarStuff reports:
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The Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind appeal aims to raise a $1 million a year for guide gods – a service not supported by the state.
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If one can get a choice of guide gods, I'd quite like a Sif.
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All look really nice! Love the Ram Mount! "Appa! Yip-Yip!"
I love the mounts and the armor sets. Plate needs some work by the way (except the Paladins). Overall like this stuff!
The only Challenge set I like is the druid set, and it doesn't look very Druid-ish. The scale of the armor is way too big. Once again the poor Paladins get an awful set. Poor things.
Sorta looks ok. That Shaman armor is dumb tho. That one warrior icon, I guess it's for a shout, is creepy. The proportions just seem bizarro world off.
I suddenly want to level my female draenei shaman again
I really love the paladin and hunter challenge mode sets.
Well, as always, Paladins get the best looking set. Rogue is also nice, and I'm glad my shaman is a girl (;Seeing the DK helm right off the bat made me completely dislike the sets -_- Though I'm thinking it may grow on me when I get a chance to see it in-game, I hope they pick the green coloring and give a cape to match or I'll b staying in my Ruthless gear.
That paladin challenge armor looks sooo cool
Hunters get pimp hats for the challenge set? Heck yeah.Really loving the druid set. Looks awesome.Also, I am very glad that the Cloud Serpent mounts are not just the Heart of the Aspects recolored as I was fearing. However, I may still get motion sick on them. :xThose fog creatures are quite easily the scariest thing I've ever seen come out of this game.
Ya, I say that was the more surprising of the armors. There are some others that are nice but that Pally challenge armor is the best looking, imo. The mounts look friggin awesome!
Saw the first few quest sets then looked down at the paladin challenge mode set... f**king blew me away. Much better than cataclysm work so far.
loving the cloth and leather japanese samurai style look. plate just looks plane bad.
i hope the staff with the flask is a green item i can get for my monk i want it for transmog purposes on a brewmaster
Of course the sets have to get even uglier and non- original for each patch...
Am I the only one that likes the shaman challenge gear set?The helm will go hide in a dusty, dark, corner somewhere, but those shoulders will look BOSS on my Tauren.Blue set is the best, imo.4 Expansions later, and the quest shield looks like a slightly bluer version of a vanilla-esque shield. No bueno.
Epic mage polyform sheeps are epic mage polyform sheeps.
Why are most of the Mage icons sheep? This to me is funny as all get up.
anyone else excited bout teh kite mount O.o i mean the otehr mounts r awsoem as hell aswell but teh kite is just something sorta new to me


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new guide for installing mountain lion gm on unsupported macs
first of all, you still need to make sure your cpu supports 64bit extension. since mountain lion does not contain 32bit kernel now.
Preparation 1, a working OSX, any version could be fine 2, mountain lion gm InstallationESD.dmg, the file name could be different. 3, a partition or a flash disk that has at least 5GB space. it will be used as your installation source. 4, the board id and name of your mac 5, this patch Installation 1, open Terminal, and enter defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES 2, then enter killall Finder 3, double click InstallationESD.dmg to mount 4, double click the hidden BaseSystem.dmg in the new Finder window to mount. 5, open Disk Utility and format installation source partition as HFS+ 6, restore Mac OS X BaseSystem to your installation source 7, copy mach_kernel from the root dir of Mac OS X Install ESD to the root dir of your installation source. 8, copy Packages from the root dir of Mac OS X Install ESD to /System/Installation of your installation source and replace the original one 9, copy OSInstall.mpkg of from the patch to /System/Installation/Packages of your installation source and replace the original one 10, copy boot.efi from the patch to /System/Library/CoreService and /usr/standalone/i386 of your installation source and replace the original one 11, edit /System/Library/CoreService/PlatformSupport.plist of your installation source to add the board id and name of your mac 12, copy the modified PlatformSupport.plist to /System/Library/CoreService/com.apple.recovery.boot of your installation source and replace the original one 13, reboot and hold option key until boot menu is shown 14, choose your installation source to boot 15, install 16, copy the modified PlatformSupport.plist to /System/Library/CoreService of your installation target and replace the original one. you may do it in Terminal before system reboot while the installation progress is completed known issues 1, find my mac of iCloud does not work. this installation method does not create the Recovery Partition for you. so you need to create it by yourself to fix the issue. 2, sound driver does not work. you may fix the issue by installing the old AppleHDA.kext from Lion. 3, graphics driver does not work. there is no complete solution for the issue at this time. and you may help us by porting Linux Graphics Drivers from Intel to OSX. 4, 32bit efi will probably case a kernel panic when you have more then 4GB ram installed. there is no solution for the issue at this time. for detailed changes between the original and the patched boot.efi, see this post Last edited by dead.xx; Jul 28, 2012 at 01:43 PM. Reason: added a known kernel panic issue |
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Great job dead.xx!
I have another technique, using a compatible Mac : - Before doing anything, boot the old Mac and get its board id (something like Mac-F4208EC8) # ioreg -l -p IODeviceTree | grep board-id - If the Mac is running Lion, save /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext - Install normally using compatible Mac and old Mac as a remote disk in target mode (boot by pressing "t" until the firewire symbol appears) - After install, with the system still booted from the compatible Mac, edit /System/Library/CoreService/PlatformSupport.plist and add the board-id - Copy boot.efi from dead.xx's patch to /System/Library/CoreService and /usr/standalone/i386 and replace the original ones - Copy back the saved /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext - You should be good to go! |
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Jul 15, 2012, 10:30 AM | #3 |
Thanx for your tutorial. I did it a quit easy way with my MacMini mid 2011. I installed ML GM on a external fw drive and after that I replaced boot.efi and platform... and voila ML started on my Macbook late 2007. With kexthelper I installed the 64 bit 3100 kext and hda.kext and now I am on ML GM. 3100 kext help a little but its not perfect- no QE/CI.
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Jul 15, 2012, 11:17 AM | #4 |
Thanks for the help with this, it works really well on my MacPro1,1, I'm posting from it now. Sound is working without any issues and I didn't have to copy the kext over from Lion.
However if you try and boot with an nVidia 7300GT (the one that came with the original 1,1's) ML will not boot, even if it's part of a dual card setup. I have a stock pc (un flashed) ATI 6870 in slot 1, which works, but having the 7300GT in too got around 2 problems with Lion: lack of dual DVI monitor support on the 6870 alone (monitor 1 in 6870, monitor 2 in 7300), and games/dvd player crashing (Diablo 3 worked without issue!) Taking the 7300 out got the system to boot, but now I'm back to single monitor and DVD Player/Steam games crashing. I'm thinking the hdmi/miniDP's will work for the second monitor, but I'd appreciate any help on the other issue, as any google searches always return results for hackintosh setups. I'm doubtful copying the nVidia kexts over from Lion will work as they're 32bit... I checked activity monitor and kernel_task shows up as 64bit (not sure if this is a good way to tell if the kernel is running 64bit though). Thanks. |
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Jul 15, 2012, 11:27 AM | #5 |
Great work, thx dead.xx!
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Jul 15, 2012, 02:24 PM | #6 |
Thanks for the guide. Is it possible i can put Mountain lion as an upgrade? or do i have to do a fresh restore? Thanks in advance |
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Jul 15, 2012, 03:46 PM | #7 | |
i just tried this on my mac pro 1.1 and it got all the way to the end and said an error has occured couldnt restart..... im trying the install again right now also how do i copy the plist file in terminal??? |
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Jul 15, 2012, 04:11 PM | #8 |
same error again.... the exact error is
The Installer could not start up the computer from the disk Macintosh HD try selecting your disk using the startup utility.... i did that and it says it can't bless it... |
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cp /System/Library/CoreServices/PlatformSupport.plist /Volumes/[Installation target]/System/Library/CoreServices |
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Jul 15, 2012, 04:49 PM | #11 |
ok i got it working and now the only problem i have is the back to my mac keeps telling me incorrect password but it took the password for everything else..... any idea's? Also facetime says it encounters an error during registration
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Jul 16, 2012, 01:45 PM | #12 |
Hi, I followed the guide to get me to the desktop, installed the audio kext, now i'm struggling to get the graphics to work (i know it doesn't work properly, i just want system profiler to acknowledge it's more than 64mb). Any help with this?
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Jul 16, 2012, 07:37 PM | #13 |
Hi Friends,
I followed the guide to a T on my MacPro2,1 and when I attempted to boot from my installation source (flash drive) it started to boot and then...kernel panic :-( Any ideas anyone? UPDATE: Found the problem...I have 16GB of ram in 4GB sticks in my system. After I removed all but 1 stick leaving me with 4GB of ram it worked! However after the install finished I tried putting all of my ram back in but ran into the same problem (kernel panic). Seems the solution above works however it limits the amount of ram you can have. Would this have something to do with the patched boot.efi file? I hope this problem can be solved. Interested to hear others opinions....cheers- Last edited by dgarratt; Jul 17, 2012 at 02:48 AM. |
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I found this link here in an older post:
http://swegen.blogspot.de/2011/07/bo...-lion-and.html I took the audio kext from ML Dp1 Good luck!
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Jul 17, 2012, 11:51 AM | #16 | |
Same kernel panic as my MacPro 2,1 (Modified from 1,1) with 16GB ram. I tried more than 5 times with the same result. |
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Jul 17, 2012, 11:57 AM | #17 |
With the help of this post I've tried to install ML on a Macbook2,1 and it works except for iWork. Pages/Keynote and Number give the same error in Console and won't show any text.
Console error: invalid pixel format I've searched the internet and it looks like it's a problem if you don't have accelerated graphics. Too bad because the rest of ML works "without problems" only slow. |
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thanks in advance. Update: the new patches has been tested and none of them work Last edited by dead.xx; Jul 19, 2012 at 06:48 AM. |
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Jul 18, 2012, 05:27 AM | #21 | |
Will post the results. |
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Jul 18, 2012, 09:20 AM | #22 |
I am trying now. Please wait...
update: 0c and 04 will display a prohibition sign at system boot up. 01 will cause the same kernal panic. So none of them work.... Last edited by andyyau; Jul 18, 2012 at 11:08 AM. |
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Jul 18, 2012, 07:40 PM | #23 | |
Hope this helps...I feel we're close. Last edited by dgarratt; Jul 18, 2012 at 11:23 PM. |
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Jul 18, 2012, 08:05 PM | #24 |
Only if they had a way to run it on a G5 lol , I do think it is not fair of apple to discontinue support for older intel macs .I mean those ones from 2006 should be completely capable of running mountain lion and future versions YEARS ahead from now . They where and are very good machines it does not make since . ohh well . I plan on getting a mini early next year so it will have mountain lion from the start . Still I wish I could at least run lion or snow leopard on a G5 . If you have a intel mac from 2006 and you want to run a current operating system you could always put the very good ubuntu on it is really a good alternative for those older machines and if your a mac user it is a very easy to get used to . If you do not like ubuntu there are many alternatives such as linux mint , kubuntu , or the mac look a like pear os . Pear OS is probably the most similar to mac as you can get when using linux give it a try you might like it , best of all these operating systems are free .
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(147 Posts)How much time does your Year 5 DC spend working for this (either tutoring or homework)?
Just want to get an idea of the time commitment...
I do 10 min Bond exercises with him EVERY day. At weekends he works o longer tasks, a Maths one one day, a Literacy one the next.
I will be doing more intensive work over the summer holidays, especially as he is at his dad's for 3 weeks of the Hols, and in our area, until the Government changed it, we weren't expecting to have him sit the test till November, it's the third week of September now!
No formal tutoring, as we can't afford it. Will be buying the past papers pack from CSSE when registration for the 11+ opens on 2nd July, to be worked on over the summer holidays.
Whats CSSE?
During year 5 DS did about 1.5 - 2 hours work a week for the 11 plus
During the summer holidays he did 1 hour 5 days a week with 2 days off each week.
He passed.
not sure if that helps!
Thanks all - DS is currently doing an hour's paper every week but I don't think it's enough and looking at your answers it isn't!!
Surely it depends on what kind of pass mark he needs. Is it a 'super' selective/one where the places are only allocated to those with the best 120/150/180 (however many places) marks, or one with a straight pass/fail mark and places then allocated on distance etc? If the latter then I think you should only be doing an hour or so a week for a few months (grammar schools in our area - pass mark of about 86% combined required - say that children should do no more than 6/8 practice papers in total) otherwise I/they would say that they are not really 'grammar school material'. Obviously if the competition is for the best pass mark possible, then that is a different story!
I know someone who did 4 hours each week for 2 years then 5 hours a day throughout the summer holidays of year five. He got into Tiffin!
Just reread your post i think he had 1hr week tutoring and 3 hours practise.
My neighbour is a piano teacher and a number of her pupils are being tutored for North London super selectives and independent London day schools. They have on average 2 hours per day of diy and professional tutoring as well as spending 4 hours every Saturday at a tutoring centre. These children would have started their preparation in the spring of year 4 at the latest.
Sorry but these are horror stories. 5 hours a day during the hols? Four hours in a saturday school for two and a half years? Do these children do other things, like playing, reading, music, climbing trees or
Hardboiled Agree, it is hideous.
DS is very keen to go to City Boys for secondary school but I really don't rate his chances when the competition is being prepared to such an extreme extent. I have told him that it is fine with me if he wants to put in that amount of work, but I certainly won't be making him do it! Needless to say, DS decided that 2 hours of extra work per day after school wasn't really for him.
CSSE are the consortium of Grammar schools in Essex.
Yes, DS1 does lots of other things, like footy training, playing his computer games, reading, playing out the back and having water fights etc, but the only Grammar local to us is a super-selective. They only take the top 90 boys...in the COUNTY.
We started prep at the start of Y3...
DS1 did a Bond minute test every morning in term time, and about half an hour a day during the summer holidays (not weekends or our week away). He passed the Kent Test with 140 (maximum standardised score) in each paper.
This is.... An eye opener!
Out of interest, are your children naturally motivated to do 1, 2 hours work at the weekend or do you gave to find ways to motivate them, and if so, what do you do?
I used to trade 30 minutes decent prep work for 30 minutes computer time...now he is at the end of Y5 and can see the exam date creeping up on him, he is self motivated. He does extra exercises that he brings home from school too, he asked the HT for them.
He is hopeful of getting a place, he is teacher assessed as a 5a in Literacy and 6b in Maths at the end of Y5. It would be brilliant for him, seeing as I am a Lone Parent on benefits, and he is on FSM's.
The real competition is for the superselective state grammars in and around London: Tiffin, St Olaves, HB, QE, etc and a poster on another thread puts it brilliantly hence why dc put in so much work
"if you consider over 1500 pupils take the Tiffins test (all of whom will be a level 5 minimum or most likely a level 6 SATS in all subjects) you can see this isn't a test to see who is clever enough and who isn't.
It is a test that takes 1500 kids (of whom at least 1000 will be exceptionally gifted and easily clever enough to excel at Grammar school) and whittles them down to the last 150 men standing.
There are children who take the test who achieve level 6 in all their SATS who don't get a place. With 10 - 12 applicants per place, getting just one question wrong or being a fraction too slow is the difference between getting a place and not getting one. This is where tutoring comes in - speed and accuracy as well as short cuts and familiarity might gain you 3 extra marks on your paper and that makes all the difference.
Once upon a time (and still today in some areas) the 11+ sorted children who were clever and would benefit from a grammar school education from those who would not be suited to it.
Nowadays most people do not take the 11+ exams and the test just acts to assess which of the 1000+ exceptionally bright children who apply should be chosen"
I don't want to put anyone off but there is insane coaching that goes on for these superselectives and I'll bet most dc who get a place would have had it.
woodrose just to say that also know a lad who got into city boys and their exam is nothing like Tiffins. City wants dc who are very solid academically ( think level 6 in yr 6 for maths and english) with a spark about them. However they may demand more if you're after a scholarship or bursary.
Good Lord. at some of the hours being put in. DS would be !!
Luckily we are in an area where there is just a pass or fail - no super selectives here.
DS can do the test but not within the time allowed. Have got some Bond tests but will have a look at the minute tests too.
Only 3 1/2 months of this madness to go
We're going a maths paper, a VR paper and an English paper each week-exam is in September.
Are you timing them or just getting your DC accustomed to doing them?
Mostly not timed, but I have timed the odd one, or odd sections to get him to speed up a bit! He did a timed paper at school and completed it within the time with a good score so I have eased up a bit on timing, as he's proved he can pull it out of the bag if he needs to!
I think the hardest bit will be doing the three papers one after another on the morning-keeping that pace and stamina up is going to be rather challenging
mumzy Thanks! That is encouraging news. DS, at the end of year 5, is working at level 5 in maths and literacy so hopefully will be in the running. He is young for his year, however, and lacks the maturity and diligence of some of his older classmates. Oh well, nothing ventured, nothing gained!
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Maura Isles: No.
Jane Rizzoli: (chuckling) You'd tell me if you were a cyborg, right?
Maura: (thoughtfully) No, I don't think I would.
Maura Isles: You should talk to your mom.
Jane Rizzoli: She's so mad at me that I won't come home and sleep in my pink canopy bed.
Maura Isles: I always wanted a pink canopy.
Jane Rizzoli: I wanted a horse. (pause) Please don't tell me that you always wanted to dissect dead people.
Maura Isles: Okay, I won't.
Angela Rizzoli: I hope Frankie Jr.'s okay down there.
Jane Rizzoli: Hoyt's not after Frankie, ma.
Angela Rizzoli: Your father's out there, also.
Jane Rizzoli: Oh, my God, did you bring the dog, too?
Angela Rizzoli: Why would I bring the dog?
Angela Rizzoli: (to Jane)That lipstick doesn't flatter you. It's too pink, babe.
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Starý známý (Old Acquaintance)
Rizzoli & Isles is based on Tess Gerritsen's book series. The first novel in the series is called The Surgeon. The opening scene of the book states the date is July 12. This is the same date as the original air date, July 12, 2010, of the first episode of the television series.
Original International Airdates:
Turkey - February 15, 2011 on CNBC-e
Spain - April 27, 2011 on Calle 13 Universal
United Kingdom - September 13, 2011 on Alibi
Germany - March 14, 2012 on Vox
Czech Republic - September 6, 2012 on Prima family
Finland - October 22, 2012 on MTV3
The dog's name is Joe Friday. Detective Sgt. Joe Friday was the lead character on Dragnet, a police drama from the 50's and 60's.
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S 5 : Ep 17
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S 5 : Ep 16
Aired 3/10/15
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