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RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR): 30th Annual Lebanese Food Festival, Friday, May 16 & Saturday, May 17, 10am – 10pm & Sunday, May 18, 10am – 8pm ay Saint Anthony Maronite Church, 4611 Sadler Road, Glen Allen, complete dinners for take out or eat in, take out orders can be faxed to 804-273-9914 or called in to 804-346-1161, for dinner menu and more information visit http://www.stanthonymaronitechurch.org/festival/.
Dominion Riverrock Festival, features free concerts throughout the weekend, an interactive village and sporting events that include Eukanuba 5K Mud Run, ECCO James River Scramble 10L Trail Run, Boulder Bash, Slacklining and more. May 16 – 18, Friday, vendor booths and Interactive Village open 5pm, concert 7:30; Saturday, events start at 7am, concert at 7:45pm & Sunday events start at 11am, concert at 4pm; Dominion Riverrock is free to all spectators, to register and for more information visit http://www.dominionriverrock.com.
Ginter Park Home & Garden Tour, 2014 theme "Music in the Garden", Saturday, May 17, 11am – 4pm, nine gardens and five homes to tour, musicians playing in the gardens benefiting the Music Department of the Children's Hospital, Brook Road. Tickets $12, locations include Azalea Gardens Center 4800 Azalea Avenue, Little House Green Grocery, 1227 Bellevue Avenue & Once Upon A Vine, 4009 MacArthur Avenue, for details visit http://www.ginterpark.org/tour.php.
Jazz Inside Out fundraiser sponsored by Virginia Higher Education Fund, Friday, May 30th, 8pm – 12am, The Westin Hotel & Courtyard, 6631 West Broad Street, $40 deadline to buy tickets May 20, featuring J. Tucker & The Krewe Band, G7 Jazz, Hors d'oeuvers & cash bar, Jazz Art & Designer Auction, CBS 6 Antoinette Essa serves as Emcee, for more details visit http://www.vahigheredfund.com/events.
Petanque Open House – Instruction and Games, pronounced "pay-tonk" is one of Europe's most popular outdoor games, is a cousin of horseshoes, shuffleboard and of the Italian bowling game called "bocce'. Open house is Saturday, May 17, 11am – 3pm, Chimborazo Playground, at East Grace & 29th Street in Church Hill, sponsored by Les Boulefrogs of Church Hill Petanque Club, open to anyone. For more information visit http://boulefrogs.com or http://petanque-america.com/index.html or on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/groups/BouleFrogs/.
95th Annual Powhatan County Fair, May 16 – 18, concerts , food, exhibits, attractions, car shows, animals, nightly entertainment, petting zoos, livestock shows, crafts and hobbies. Adult tickets $6, $3 ages 4-11 & 55 plus, free for 3 & under and military w/ID. Fair hours Friday 5pm – close, Saturday noon to close & Sunday 10:30am to close, for more information visit http://www.powhatanfair.org/.
AlterNatives Bluegrass & Brews fundraiser at 3320 West Cary Street, Saturday, May 17, 11am – 11pm, bands, food, to raise awareness and funds, used to build safe, fuel-efficient stoves for the people living in the Guatemalan Highlands, for more details visit http://rvabluegrassandbrews.com/.
Richmond Symphony Season: The Richmond Symphony, Richmond Symphony Chorus, Virginia Symphony Orchestra Chorus and soloists Elizabeth Bishop, mezzo-soprano: Vale Rideout, tenor: and Jason Hardy, bass performs Saturday, May 17, 8pm and Sunday, May 18, 3pm at the Carpenter Theatre at Richmod CenterStage. Tickets at $10.76 on line at http://www.richmondsymphony.com or 800-514-ETIX.
The 2nd Annual Bootleg Ball, A Swanky Speakeasy benefit for Henley Street Theatre & Richmond Shakespeare, Saturday, May 17, 7pm – 1ppm at The Robins Foundation, 10 South 3rd Street, 1920's Black & White Attire, Blackjack & Roulette, Speakeasy Fare, and more, for tickets and more information call 340-0115 or http://www.HenleyStreetTheatre.org.
17th Century – Colonial and Virginia Indian Games, Songs and Dance at Henricus Historical Park, Saturday, May 17, 10am – 5pm;12pm – Virginia Indian competitions; 1pm – Stoolball, similar to baseball or cricket; 2pm – Colonial Frolic & Dance; 3pm – Blindman's Bluff, similar to Marco Polo without water, the park is located at 251 Henricus Park Road, Chester, call 804-748-1611 or http://www.henricus.org.
Slow Food RVA's Spring GRAZE Food Series, Sunday, May 18 at Tuckahoe Plantation, tickets $30 for food & alcohol tasting, $15 for food tastings only no alcohol, $5 for 12 & older, children 12 are free, details http://www.grazeattuckahoeweebly.com.
28th annual Virginia Wine & Craft Festival, Downtown Historic Front Royal, Saturday, May 17, 10am 6pm. Tasting from 18 Virginia wineries and over 100 vendors, artists and crafters of fine handmade jewelry, wine glasses and musical instruments, pottery, ceramics, clothing, original painting, antiques and more; tickets at the gate $30 for more information visit http://www.wineandcraftfestival.com.
Charity Big Gloves Boxing Throwdown Saturday, May 17, gates open at 5pm The Diamond, 6-8pm Happy Hour specials, details http://www.smoochapig.com or http://www.squirrelsbaseball.com.
MS Poker Run & Concert at Richmond Harley-Davidson, Saturday, May 17, 10am – 6pm, Poker Run starts at Richmond Harley-Davidson and will end at Steel Horse Harley-Davidson with stops at two Capital Ale House locations and Strangways Brewery. Registration 10am, first bike out at 11am, proceeds benefit the Central & Eastern Virginia Chapter of the MS Society. For details visit http://www.richmondharley.com/event_list_detail.asp?ecode=634285 or Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/events/528711643910784/.
Meet William B. Robinson, Diplomat, Counselor to US Presidents and Teacher, his inspiring story about creating Camp Virginia Jaycees, Celebration Banquet Saturday, May 17, 8pm at Richmond Marriott West, 4240 Dominion Blvd. Glen Allen, http://www.campvajc.org or call 540-947-2972.
NACA American Dream Event Homeowners & Homebuyers, Thursday, May 15 – Monday, May 19, 8am – 6pm each day, all NACA services are free at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, 403 North Third Street, register at http://www.naca.com or call 800-606-6222.
The Art of Jerome & Jeromyah Jones "Feasting on Inspiration", a delectable collection of landscapes and still life paintings by the Father and Son Art Duo, Exhibition through June 15 at Cary100 Restaurant & Lounge, 100 East Cary Street, 804-643-9736. For details on Jerome and Jeromyah Jones visit http://jeromewjonesjr.com/events.html.
FUTURE EVENTS: 3-H Fest, Hogs, Hops & Horticulture in Petersburg Saturday, May 31, 12 pm – 6pm at Petersburg Sports Complex, 100 Ballpark Road, features BBQ from all of the Tri-Cities region competing fora chance to be crowned Tri-Cities BBQ Champ. Advance tickets $15, $20 at the gate, includes two beer tickets, kids 12 & under are free, details http://www.petersburgarea.org/events/3-h-fest-hogs-hops-and-horticulture-in-petersburg or 804-733-8131.
Radio One Richmond Stone Soul Music Festival, Saturday, May 31, noon – 9pm at RIR Amphitheater, featuring 50 Cent, Keyshia Cole, Lil Boosie, Tye Tribbett, Byron Cage, George Tandy, and many more artists. Advance tickets $35 to $65, VIP seating, www,ETIX.com or http://www.kissrichmond.com.
41st Annual Virginia Pork Festival, Wednesday, June 11 in Emporia, Virginia, tickets include all food and beverages, get more details at http://www.vaporkfestival.com or call 434-634-6611.
The Manhattans featuring Gerald Alston & Blue Lovett, Sunday, June 29, two shows, doors open 3pm, show 4pm & 2nd show doors open 7pm, show 8pm at the Hippodrome, 528 North 2nd Street, tickets available at Plan 9 Records (both locations) and Barkeys Records, 18 East Broad Street.
2nd annual Smoke & Vine Festival, Saturday, July 5, 4pm – 10pm, sample wines from James River Cellars Winery and Cigars Realm, bring your lawn chairs and picnic baskets, for tickets and more information visit http://www.smokeandvinefestival.com/index.html.
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SACRAMENTO - A man suspected of committing three robberies, two attempted robberies, and evading arrest was caught and arrested in Sacramento on July 2.
According to Sergeant Andrew Pettit of the Sacramento Police Dept., Christopher Montgomery, 30, was wanted as a suspect in a string of robberies occurring at three Subway restaurants, one Little Ceasars pizzeria and a CPC Bakery on June 23 and July 2.
Pettit said Montgomery began his suspected crime spree on June 23 at the Subway sandwich shop on the 1500 block of W. El Camino Ave. According to Pettit, Montgomery entered the shop, pointed a gun at a female employee and demanded money. When the woman called out to a coworker in the back of the business, Montgomery fled on foot.
On July 2, Montgomery was suspected of targeting four locations within the span of one hour and 20 minutes, said Pettit.
Montgomery, armed with a handgun, entered the Little Ceasars on the 2400 block of Rio Linda Blvd at 2:09 p.m. He demanded money from the clerk, but fled on foot without any cash, Pettit said.
Montgomery then went to the Subway on the 4200 block of Norwood Ave. at 2:22 p.m. Once again, he demanded money at gunpoint, but this time left the shop with an undisclosed amount of cash, said Pettit.
37 minutes later, Montgomery was suspected of entering another Subway on the 2500 block of W. El Camino Ave. and robbing the store at gunpoint around 2:50 p.m. before fleeing.
Montomery's alleged crime spree came to a conclusion 21 minutes later when he was reported as robbing the CPC Bakery, also on the 2500 block of W. El Camino Ave. Officers arrived at the scene as Montgomery was leaving the area in a vehicle and a pursuit ensued, said Pettit.
When officers eventually stopped the vehicle, Montgomery exited and challenged the officers, Pettit said. In response, the officers tased and arrested Montgomery.

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> Herbs in Your Garden that Help Repel Bugs
Herbs, You Have Them In Your Garden To Eat, Why Not To Repel Bugs!!! Basil, Bay Leaves, Mint, Rosemary and Lavender.
Herbs, You Have Them In Your Garden To Eat, Why Not To Repel Bugs!!! Basil, Bay Leaves, Mint, Rosemary and Lavender.
Horsefly Bites and Treatment
Horsefly bites are quite painful and cause red bumps and itching. They can be treated with various creams, medications and home remedies. Let's have a look at what these nasty bites can be like and how to treat them.
Horseflies are big, hairy flies, they are also called March flies or gadflies. There are more than 3,000 varieties of horseflies found all over the world, three of which are the green-head horsefly, striped horse fly and black horsefly. Horseflies live and breed in marshy or wet areas close to water bodies, and are more active in a warm and sunny climate. They play an important role in the pollination of a variety of flora. Male horseflies feed on nectar and pollen, while female horseflies feed on the blood of mammals. However, if a human is bitten by one, it can be really painful and may develop an infection or blood-borne disease as well, which can take up to several days to be fully treated.
How a Horsefly Bites
Horseflies bite and cut the skin with the help of their mandible-like, serrated scimitars (a convex shaped point). They slice off the top layer of the flesh, which feels like needles pricking in to the skin, and then lick the blood. Therefore, their bites are very painful to the victim. A horsefly bite can be, at times, more irritating than a bee sting.
How to Treat Horsefly Bites
Understanding treatment options for horsefly bites can help alleviate the pain and prevent infection. Normally, insect bites heal within 2-3 days; but a bite from a horsefly may take longer to heal. You should seek immediate medical care in order to prevent potential infections. Given below are some helpful tips for the treatment of horsefly bites.
If you live in a marshy or farm area and are having problems with horseflies contact A1 Exterminators today at 1-800-525-4825 for a consulatioan on removing those nasty horseflies.
Well, the last couple days have been really nice out but the forecast for today and tomorrow seem to bring us back to winter. This last week almost felt like the groundhog was wrong; children were out playing basketball and riding bikes, kids ripping their coats off and parents out for walks. But it doesn't look the same for this weekend, with possible signs of snow today and tomorrow, any insects that may have roamed around on you porch will be out of sight. But not for long! It looks as of now that all next week will be high 40's and sunny, will we have an early spring? Keep your eyes open, do you see any ants, bees, maybe ladybugs? Spring is just around the corner, officially 5 ½ weeks away, and the first signs of spring are flowers and insects.
If you want to get an early start with pest control give us a call and we can plan an initial pest prevention survey, http://www.a1exterminators.com/index.html
Purdue researchers are discovering the next generation of insecticides directed at disease-carrying insects like mosquitoes, ticks and tsetse flies, which could help professionals in the human health and veterinary sectors.
Catherine A. Hill, associate professor of entomology in the College of Agriculture, and Val J. Watts, professor of medicinal chemistry and molecular pharmacology in the College of Pharmacy, say vector insects – which carry and transmit infectious pathogens or parasites to other living organisms – are developing resistance to insecticides sprayed in the air or embedded in bed nets.
Hill's background in vector insect biology and Watts' specialization in molecular pharmacology led them to create an approach that focuses on specific insect genomes, or hereditary information encoded in insect DNA.
Insecticides created through this method may be safer for humans and non-targeted organisms like companion pets and non-vector insects like honey bees. They also may have less impact on the environment.
"Amitriptyline has been prescribed for more than 50 years, and we know human physiology handles it very well: physicians, pharmacists and nurses interact with it without personal protective equipment," Watts said. "But it kills larvae of the mosquito that spreads yellow fever and dengue fever in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world. There may be other FDA-approved drugs we didn't realize can also be insecticides."
The next steps to develop the genome-centric method are to explore other drugs through an in vivo assay to discover insecticidal or larvicidal properties and identify novel chemicals that affect the targeted receptor of disease-carrying insects. Hill and Watts also are looking to develop private-public partnerships to determine the most effective methods to deliver these insecticides.
So the weather was beautiful yesterday and looks to be about the same today so don't be surprised if you happen to see signs of spring insects soon. No, it's not spring yet, and yes we still have about 6 more weeks or so of winter according to Punxsutawney Phil, but 6 weeks can fly by. So start to get ready for termites, bedbugs, mice, flies, ants, wasps, roaches, asian lady beetles and lots more. Insects that have over wintered become active and swarm in the spring, especially ants and termites, for starters.
If you have started to see signs of spring insects contact A1 Exterminators today,


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Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - 10:10:36 AM
Man in hospital after collision with horse in Glanbrook
One man is in hospital after a serious collision involving a horse early Thursday morning.
Emergency crews were called to the rural area of Miles Road and Airport Road in Glanbrook at 2 a.m.
Police say a vehicle struck a horse on the road, causing severe damage to the car.
Police say the man was taken by ambulance to hospital for serious but non-life threatening injuries.
The owner of the horse was advised of the collision, and the horse was put down due to the extent of its injuries.


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when I was at the TX g2g stopped at a Goodwill on the way home ... not my favorite store ... but I found myself in the book section and found 10 books by this author ...
and I liked what I read on the covers ... hard back books were only $2 a piece so I bought 10 ...
and I get to use my new Oktoberfest book mark ...
they appear to be crime type books which I like ... I also like the tv type movies ... the Law & Orders and CSI's so it seems his style of writing fits right in with these ...
anyone else read him ???
kinda excited ... the 1st one I am gonna read is Survival of the Fittest ...
well ok then ... the book is really good so far ... so there ...
eta cause I can't spell ...
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I love his books. The 'Alex Delaware' series caught my attention several years ago.
He's a great writer and most of his books capture your attention immediately and continue to hold it!
WH#2 (SorryInSac) - 47
Together 8, M 5yrs. DDay 7/12/14
I filed for D 5/18/15.
He committed suicide 5/28/15.
XWH #1 - legally married 18yrs. 12+ OW (that I know of).
I edit often for clarity/typos.
I started reading him many years ago, and have read most of his books
The people you do your life with shape the life you live
He is the heir apparent to the Kellerman style of fiction.
and I will check out Kirk Mitchell NA thanks for the tip ...
(secretly hoping ladyv will log in, see this, know what I mean, and nail it perfectly in about seven words)
I actually prefer his wife's books. Faye Kellerman writes the Pete Decker/Rina Lazarus mysteries, and they are quite good.
His wife, Faye Kellerman, is really good, too.
squee ...
If you like Alex Delaware, try Steven White's Allan Gregory series set in Boulder. Must be the psychologist in them...they are both so...understanding...
I really like his books.
I find Faye kellerman OK. I prefer her husbands books, though.
I will have to look for their son's books.
Me: BS - 50 (seriously???)
Him: FWS - 52
Fully reconciled.
I ♥ my Husband!!!
When life hands you lemons - break out the tequila and salt!
Yesterday is not today. Today is not forever.


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- Release Date: Oct 14, 2005
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The movie is full of possibilities. Frustratingly, only a few of them are realized.
It now seems that style has completely replaced substance in Scott's films, and he leaves gaping holes in his heroine's character.
Among the year's ultraviolent pulp movies, "Sin City" was prettier and "The Devil's Rejects" more focused.
Individual sequences are all impeccably assembled, Rourke's grizzled vet chips in some memorable deadpan dialogue.
It's good sleazy fun for a while, jacked up with an assortment of edgy visuals, but the greenish yellow tint favored by action director Tony Scott is a good metaphor for the movie's jaundiced sensibility.
Thanks to dynamic performances by Keira Knightley, Mickey Rourke, Edgar Ramirez and a strong cast -- sometimes all but buried beneath irksome stylistic flourishes -- this dark and absurd melodrama certainly has raw energy.
It's not so important to follow plot twists--I couldn't--but the emotional thrust Kelly and Scott want to drive home is plain: Once Domino is asked to use guns and knives and nunchucks for a purpose outside the law, she's alarmed, appalled, aghast.
When a film is more conducive to a scholarly dissection than a consumerist examination, the film is incredibly clever, pragmatic, or pretentious. In the case of Domino, it's all of the above.
Features one of the more pointless cameos ever when Tom Waits shows up abruptly in the desert to spout mystical nonsense about Domino trading her life for somebody else's. The scene has absolutely no place in this jarring, violent movie; Waits is just another of Scott's distractions.
Domino should have been a terrific anti-heroine, but the movie never gets deep enough inside this walking time bomb to reveal what makes her tick.
The picture is an exercise in exploitation joi de vivre, and your enjoyment of it will depend on your tolerance for shameless, reckless, unredemptive violence with relatively little artistic or spiritual value. After all, there's a time and a place for everything.
Given the decibel level of this movie, it's a miracle that these guys were able to give creditable performances. To give you an idea of the magnitude of the achievement: Imagine delivering a stirring rendition of the Gettysburg Address while standing under Niagara Falls.
Scott's lack of faith in the script is all too evident -- in most scenes, the lines are so dull, he has to up the ante of his already-infamous attention-deficit style.
It's like a ferret on crystal meth that belatedly discovers ecstasy, and it's a tiresome trip either way.
The reality-show producer played by Walken is described by his assistant (Suvari) as having the attention span of a "ferret on speed." I'm sure he would love Domino.
The movie is quite off its rocker: Jerry Springer, Chrisopher Walken, Tom Waits as a roadside prophet, a miscast, nervous Lucy Liu as an FBI agent -- it's a feverish, violent jumble that's shot as if high on mescaline -- the drug, not the salad.
You can't accuse this film of bogging down in cheap psychology, yet you come out dissatisfied and without a clue about what made this person tick.
The truly appalling thing, though, is the stupidity of the screenplay by Richard Kelly.
Domino is less a movie than a hyperkinetic slide show - presented during a nuclear attack.
Scott means for his entertainment package to be hip, hysterical fun. But his stylistic embellishments and indiscriminate appetite for sensation crowds his title character right out of the film.
I suspect Scott sees Domino as the ultimate provocation, his way of grabbing Hollywood by the throat and shouting, "You want reality??! I'll give you REALITY!!!" Sort of.
The script, allegedly by "Donnie Darko's" Richard Kelly, throws together tangentially related plots like cats in a sack.
Domino de-emphasizes the human element--not to mention such niceties as plot and clarity--to such a degree that only those who show up purely to watch combustibles go "boom" won't feel insulted.
His [Director Tony Scott's] pornographic lust for bloodletting, gunplay, and out-of-control camerawork far exceeds his abilities to tell a story.
Domino is a new definition of a snuff movie. It snuffs out every vestige of feeling.
Domino seemed to me the end of the world for movies--a glimpse of a future so excruciating that I'd prefer to take my chances with Hitchcock's eye-gouging avians.
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Jun 7, 2013You caught me...I love this movie way more than I probably should. I don't care what critics say about this one, I had one hell of a time withYou caught me...I love this movie way more than I probably should. I don't care what critics say about this one, I had one hell of a time with it. Underrated fun!… Full Review »
DavidV.Oct 14, 2005Probably the best movie of the millenium
Sep 12, 2014I actually liked Keira Knightley in this movie - which is pretty good.
The movie is visually challenging at places, as is the plot betweenI actually liked Keira Knightley in this movie - which is pretty good.
The movie is visually challenging at places, as is the plot between "this happened" and "oh no it didn't". But the push and pull would work really well after another watch or two, I'm sure.
All in all, the movie is a bit chaotic and crude - which works really well for this piece.… Full Review »


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Below is the poem entitled Reservation for One which was written by poet
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The words plunge into my chest like a poisoned dagger.
I frantically tug at the cold knife but to no avail as the venom works its way through my body. My mind desperately attempts to wrap itself around the deadening reality, but the slickness of it is too much to handle.
My mind slips and as a last resort hits the panic alarm. I open my mouth to scream but the poison has worked its way to my throat and burns hotter than the 1000 lakes of fire in hell. I want to grab my neck but my panic stricken mind is unable to reason with my arms to perform even this simple desperate request.
My knees buckle and I trip and fall, backwards I think. Think...thought...thoughts...none are there. Can't think. Brain dead...or close to it. A cold splash, more chilling than the deadly dagger, wakes my brain momentarily, long enough to realize I'm drowning and add that to the list of pain. Still unable to move I throw an upward glance into her eyes.
my last chance, the ice thin line between life and death, in hopes she will toss me a rope, a stick, a smile, anything. As she turns her back, I close my eyes and invite the ominous death that is now seemingly warm from the coldness of her actions.
My mind pieces together a few last thoughts of happiness, of her. The day we met, her smile, her eyes, her laugh, the sound of her voice that my ears welcomed with open doors and arms wide open. The venom and water seem to meet each other simultaneously at my heart as if they had reservations,
I know its time.
With my lungs filled and oxygen gone, body frozen, mind shut down, I miss her. I manage one last smile and mouth the words " I love u."


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Global net sales for General Mills were $19.2 billion in fiscal 2014.
We categorize our sales into three core business segments:
U.S. Retail markets brands such as Cheerios cereal, Yoplait yogurt, Pillsbury refrigerated dough and Betty Crocker baking products.
Our global sales include our proportionate share of two joint ventures: Cereal Partners Worldwide and Häagen-Dazs Japan.
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What is this Art Installation by Blue and Joy Made of?
This art installation titled "Superficial Essence of a Deep Appearance" by Fabio La Fauci and Daniele Sigalot of Blue and Joy looks like a colorful field of carpet, but take a closer look. See if you can make out what it's made out of:
The answer below:
Altogether, the installation is made up of four million pills. A million of them make up enormous mosaics on the wall and the other three million (or so, did they count them all?) make up the floor's multi-colored carpet.
Kuriositas has more pics: Link
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I'm sure they know the number because they were bought in bulk. I'm also assuming they're sugar pills or the like... or hand filled whit dirt or something.
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|Film Archives
|Library of Congress Listing of Public
Motion Picture Research Centers and Film Archives (http://lcweb.loc.gov/film/arch.html)
An excellent listing of film archives, compiled by the Library of Congress.
|John E. Allen, Inc.
A motion picture archive dating from 1896-1955, with over 25 million feet of materials. Call John E. Allen at (201) 391-3299 for more info.
|American Archives of the
Factual Film (AAFF) (http://www.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/aaff/aaff.html)
This unique film archive collects 16 mm, non-theatrical business, educational, and documentary productions. More than 13,000 individual film titles are now contained within, including 4,500 educational films shown in classrooms (e.g., dating, manners, anti-drug films), and 1,000 government-produced films (such as Frank Capra's Why We Fight series). Remote assistance (such as film-to-videotape transfers) is available for researchers. See the archive web site for more information.
|Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs
"The Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs was established in 1960 to collect and preserve records of the American labor movement, with special emphasis upon industrial unionism and related social, economic, and political organizations in the United States. It also collects historical records related to urban affairs, with particular focus upon metropolitan Detroit. The archives of Wayne State University and its predecessor institutions are also held at the Reuther Library. Currently, the Library´s holdings comprise 70,000 linear feet of records, found within 1,600 individual archival collections, and an Audio-Visual collection of over 1 million items, including 2,000 reels of film."
|Association of Moving
Image Archivists (http://www.amianet.org/)
"The Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) is a non-profit professional association established to advance the field of moving image archiving by fostering cooperation among individuals and organizations concerned with the collection, preservation, exhibition and use of moving image materials."
|Black Film
Archive at Indiana University (http://www.indiana.edu/~bfca/index.html)
"The BFC/A is a repository of films and related materials by and about African Americans. Included are films which have substantial participation by African Americans as writers, actors, producers, directors, musicians, and consultants, as well as those which depict some aspect of black experience." For a list of holdings, go to. http://www.indiana.edu/~bfca/holdings.html
|British Film Institute
National Film and Television Archive (http://www.bfi.org.uk/collections/index.html)
Information coming soon.
|Drew's Script-O-Rama
This site contains full-text screenplays from motion pictures, all of which can be downloaded for free. Most of the scripts are from films of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, though there are some classics as well. Also included are early drafts of screenplays and scripts that never made it to the silver screen.
|Harvard Film Archive
"In 1993, the Archive's existing holding was substantially increased with the acquisition of a 35mm collection, which has enlarged the repertory and enhanced the quality of screenings. . . . As a result, more than 2,000 titles were added to the permanent collection, making HFA one of the best-equipped national centers for studying film."
|Human Studies Film
Archives (http://www.si.edu/organiza/offices/archive/archives/2ba8.htm)
"The Human Studies Film Archives (HSFA) is an internationally recognized center devoted to collecting, preserving, documenting and disseminating a broad range of ethnographic and anthropological moving image materials. The HSFA also collects related documentation including audio tapes, stills, manuscripts and other associated texts, field notes, camera and sound logs and production logs. Whenever possible, synchronous audio commentaries (annotations) are obtained from the creator, other persons associated with the material, or from an individual with knowledge of the contents. Materials are available for duplication on a case-by-case basis depending on restrictions and other archival issues."
|Imperial War Museum Film Archive
"Although the Film Archive has major holdings of foreign material, it is dominated by the output of the British and Commonwealth cameramen commissioned in the two world wars to produce official material covering the forces and the civilian effort. It is now a prime source of moving images of the wars and continues to add substantial collections of later material to the archive."
|Library of Congress
Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division (http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mopic/)
This division of the Library of Congress (LOC) acquires, catalogs, and preserves motion pictures and televison program collections. The motion picture collection currently includes films from the American Film Institute collection, ranging from the works of pioneer George Melies to an African-American film collection of entertainment and shorts produced from 1918 to 1955 for black audiences. Other film holdings include cartoons produced by Warner Bros. pictures before 1949 and a sizable collection of works shot by anthropologist Margaret Mead.
|National Center for Film and
Video Presentation (The American Film Institute) (http://www.afionline.org/)
"The National Center for Film and Video Preservation was established in 1984 by the American Film Institute and the National Endowment for the Arts. Its mission is to serve as the center for coordinating American moving image preservation activities on a national scale, implement the National Moving Image Database (NAMID), which centralizes information on the film and television holdings of American archives and producers, and to locate and acquire films and television programs for inclusion in the AFI Collection to be preserved at the Library of Congress and other archives."
|National Center for
Jewish Film (http://www.brandeis.edu/jewishfilm/)
"The National Center for Jewish Film (NCJF) was established to gather, preserve and disseminate film material relevant to the Jewish experience. Founded in 1976 with the acquisition of 30 Yiddish language films, NCJF has steadily expanded and diversified its holdings of both cinematic and photographic materials. Several national Jewish organizations together with filmmakers and private individuals have deposited their collections at NCJF."
|Newsfilm Library at
University of South Carolina ( http://www.sc.edu/newsfilm/)
" The surviving Fox Movietone newsreels and their associated outtakes comprise an estimated 75 million feet of motion picture film, and may be the best existing record of such material produced in the United States. The USC donation included 11 million feet of this collection. This portion of Movietonews is comprised of all existing outtakes from 1919-1934, as well as the complete newsreels and all associated outtakes from the important World War II period of September 1942 through August 1944."
|Northeast Historic Film
"Northeast Historic Film (NHF) is a nonprofit independent moving-image archive, collecting and preserving motion picture film and videotape relating to northern New England. The archives collects, preserves, and shares home movies, television news film and other broadcast productions, independent works, industrials, dramas, and other edited and unedited moving images. Videos of Life in New England is a catalog of productions reflecting the region's art and culture. The facility is located in the Alamo Theatre building, Main Street, Bucksport, Maine"
|Pacific Film Archive
"The PFA collection includes more than 7,000 titles, with areas of concentration in Soviet silent and Eastern European cinema, international animation, American experimental cinema, video art of the '70s, and the largest collection of Japanese cinema outside of Japan. The collection also includes an international selection of feature films and documentaries. Among the artists represented are Ingmar Bergman, Akira Kurosawa, Larissa Shepitko, Dziga Vertov, Gunvor Nelson, Chick Strand, and George Kuchar. PFA has identified the preservation of independent and experimental film as institutional priorities, concentrating efforts on works by Bay Area filmmakers."
|Ronald Colman (1891-1958)
This archive of the screen legend does not have a web site (yet). Call George E. Schatz at (708) 432-8556 for more info.
|Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive
"The collection includes holocaust films, films depicting Jewish life around the world, newsreels from Israel, and works from filmmakers such as Baruch Agadati, Hazel Greenwald, Norman Lourie, Fred Czasnik, Ben Oyserman, Yitzchak "Mimisch" Herbst, Fred Dunkel, Yonah Zarecki and Ze'ev Havatzelet."
|UCLA Film and Television
Archive (http://www.cinema.ucla.edu/)
The UCLA Film and TV Archive contains 220,000 films and television programs plus 27 million feet of newsreel footage. The film collection, which contains donations from William Wyler, George Pal, and Jean Renoir, to name a few, addresses topics ranging from noted female director Dorothy Arzner to the film noir genre.
|USC Cinema Television Library
and Archives of the Performing Arts (http://www.usc.edu/isd/locations/arts/cinema/)
"Generally considered to be the finest collection of its kind in any academic library in the country, the Cinema-TV Library houses more than 19,000 books and periodicals on all aspects of film and television, along with clipping files, recorded interviews, scripts, stills, pressbooks, scrapbooks, video cassettes and discs of feature films and audiotapes. Altogether, the library houses more than 1.7 million photographs and 36 million manuscripts in its extensive archival collections."
|Wesleyan Cinema
Archives (http://www.wesleyan.edu/cinema/)
"The Wesleyan Cinema Archives provides a home for the University's growing collections related to motion picture and television history. Committed to the care and preservation of paper materials, photographs, and memorabilia, the Archive is a connoisseur's collection of artists whose careers reflect unique aspects of cinema. They do not collect moving image materials, although some of the collections do contain such items."
|Wisconsin Center for
Film and Theater Research (http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/ug/10lettsci/depts/commarts.html)
"The center's collections document the growth and development of motion pictures, radio and television, and theater in twentieth-century America. Individuals and organizations have deposited with the center such manuscript materials as personal and professional documents; holographs and typescripts of plays, shooting scripts, promptbooks, and musical scores; promotional materials; and designs, blueprints, technical plots and plans of stage architecture and machinery. Equally important are films and kinescopes; video and sound tapes; photographs; and disc recordings. Of particular interest to students of film and mass communications is the United Artists collection, which forms the main part of the center's film archive. Highlighting that collection are the corporate records of United Artists collection, 1919-1950; the Warner Film Library, 1913-1950; the RKO Film Library."
|WPA Film Library
"The WPA was founded in 1987 by independent producers, as a repository of archival and stock footage. It now includes more than 50,000 hours of footage, including all 3,500 hours of the British Pathé News Collection."
Kimberly A. Neuendorf


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Many a paths I've traveled by,
Seen high and low with the naked eye.
Been here, been there, been everywhere,
But now it's dark, and I can't make it out.
I've chosen the path of a broken life,
Been down Suicide Drive with my knife.
There was a still beauty in the blood that fell,
Even in the darkest ditches lives a scarlet art.
And the light shall come after the darkest hour,
And thence in love we did devour.
The path of love is glorious indeed,
But twas this one that led me elsewhere.
And to stray into the darkness; no path around,
Would lead to confusion; this was bound.
I'd strived for safety that only hurt,
Because I left you behind and became confused.
I hate to speak it, but it must be spoke.
The day I left you I finally awoke,
And then I knew without you I'd die,
And go right back down my Suicide Drive. . .
And the last and final path I've chose,
Is to be with my love, in night it glows.
And though you live so a'far,
I know one day our soft whispers shall be heard.
Ich liebe dich fur immer...
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The email sent to Holy Trinity parents Thursday about Friday's modified lockdown includes the day's safety measures including keeping kids indoors, securing all entrances, and having an off-duty officer at the school.
What isn't clear is why the school is on lockdown.
Principal Audra Meyer says the school simply can't offer many more details.
"Since the situation involves a minor and the Des Moines Police are assisting us, we ask that all inquiries are directed to the Des Moines Police Department," said Meyer.
Both Meyer and the Des Moines Police Department confirmed the reason for the lockdown is a domestic dispute involving a family with kids in the school.
The decision to lockdown is a precaution, not a response to any present danger.
"There is no credible threat to Holy Trinity. We don't have any charges or any criminal prosecution against anyone associated with that school," said Sergeant Jason Halifax, Public Information Officer for the Des Moines Police Department.
School officials say about 80% of the school's 480 students attended Friday and those who didn't were excused.
The same rules will be in effect next week and an off-duty officer will remain at the school if the lockdown continues.
Police say the decision to end or continue to lockdown will be up to Holy Trinity Catholic School, and not the department.


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Gloucester take on the Tigers without the heat of pressure, believes Davies
Posted: December 28, 2012|
COMPOSED Gloucester will not feel the pinch of pressure at Leicester Tigers tomorrow, believes Nigel Davies.
The Gloucester boss reckons his side can head up to Welford Road (kick-off 5pm) in buoyant mood after last weekend's 18-16 Exeter Chiefs victory.
After claiming losing bonus points at Harlequins and Saracens this term, Davies would love his side to record a statement-making win at one of the Premiership's true powers.
But the Kingsholm rugby director said there is no undue burden on his side.
Davies explained: "Most of the pressure is on them really, especially after our Exeter win.
"That has set us up pretty well for the games to come now.
"It gives us a bit of confidence, and sustains our momentum, but we've got to harness that in one of the toughest places in the league."
Full-back Rob Cook has not recovered from his sickness bug, so misses out in the East Midlands.
Martyn Thomas steps up to the 15 role, with Drew Locke taking a seat on the bench.
Gloucester's backline is otherwise unchanged from the Exeter victory, with Billy Twelvetrees making his first return to Welford Road since leaving the Tigers in the summer.
Former Wales centre Davies admitted Gloucester's twin playmakers Freddie Burns and Twelvetrees will need to be on the button with their tactical plays.
He continued: "Accuracy is paramount at Welford Road.
"We've got to be spot-on with our approach because they punish sides who are not.
"But if you get things right, then you can certainly threaten them, using similar methods to Leicester in fact."
Up front Will James trades places with Tom Savage, stepping into the second row from the bench.
Otherwise the same pack that battled so aggressively against Exeter will be tasked with doing likewise against the potent Tigers.
LEICESTER TIGERS: G Murphy, N Morris, M Tuilagi, A Allen, A Thompstone, T Flood, B Youngs, M Ayerza, T Youngs, D Cole, L Deacon (capt), G Parling, B Deacon, J Salvi, J Crane. Replacements: G Chuter, L Mulipola, M Castrogiovanni, E Slater, S Mafi, S Harrison, G Ford, M Smith.
GLOUCESTER: M Thomas, C Sharples, M Tindall, B Twelvetrees, S Monahan, F Burns, J Cowan, N Wood, H Edmonds, S Knight, W James, J Hamilton (capt), S Kalamafoni, A Qera, B Morgan. Replacements: D Dawidiuk, D Murphy, T Savage, M Cox, D Robson, T Molenaar, D Locke.


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We're trying desperately not to sound too disjointed here, but we've been running around the room squeeing so bear with us. The last The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 trailer we saw was back in March, where we got a glimpse of vampire Bella. Then we got some ho-hum stills of Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner in character, which got us excited because, well, it's Twilight. There will always be excitement even if the material isn't groundbreaking. What really got us revved up was the EW cover featuring the family Vamp – Bella, Edward and our first real look at Renesmee.
Now, there's a second teaser trailer out tomorrow, because it's Edward's 111th birthday. Summit kinda knew we couldn't wait to see it, so what they've done is released a 10 second preview today, which is what you're watching in the video above. And they've packed enough in this snippet to get us totally juiced! It starts with Bella and Edward tenderly holding Renesmee and handing her over to Rosalie. Edward then voices, "The Volturi think that Renesmee's an immortal child." Vampire Bella responds with, "She was born not bitten! She grows every single day." Cut to a dramatic shot of Alice dropping a glass vase and gasping, "The Volturi! They're coming for us." The clip ends with the Volturi stalking towards Bella and Edward against a snowy backdrop, Aro menacingly flipping back his dark hood. Ai yi yi! We're in quite a state. You will be too, once you watch it. We can't wait to see the full trailer tomorrow.
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I've been meaning to post about this for months now: Ann Handley's Everything I Need to Know About Twitter I Learned in J School. If you're using Twitter, you should read it.
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Updated: 05/30/2011 - A group of caring citizens are collecting donations for those affected by the tornadoes in Joplin, Missouri.
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Posted: 05/12/2011 - The City of Thomasville is hosting a neighborhood clean-up and community celebration this Saturday, May 14.
Posted: 05/09/2011 - Kids will eat steak and grown-ups will dine on burgers for the 8th annual 'Steak and Burger Dinner', to benefit Southwest Georgia Boys and Girls Clubs.
Posted: 05/03/2011 - Redemption Housing Counselors, the City of Thomasville, and Crime Stoppers will again be offering a series of Home Smart classes.
Posted: 04/27/2011 - WSWG Royal Wedding Coverage
Posted: 04/12/2011 - Historians in Thomasville are remembering the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War today.
Posted: 04/12/2011 - Thomasville fire officials say it's impossible to tell what caused a 'suspicious' Sunday (4/10) blaze due to the amount of damage done when it was put out.
Updated: 03/11/2011 - A massive earthquake off the coast of Japan causes severe damage and triggering a 13-foot tsunami.
Updated: 02/04/2011 - Many Floridians are relying on unemployment benefits to help make ends meet, but if some lawmakers get their way, those weekly compensation checks could soon be a lot more difficult to come receive.
Updated: 02/03/2011 - Red light cameras were given final approval by the legislature last spring. Now, some lawmakers are having second thoughts.
Updated: 01/23/2011 - New panel may review school funding.
Posted: 01/22/2011 - South Georgia Medical Center has limited visitation to emergencies and patient discharge until water services and usage are restored.
Updated: 01/22/2011 - Tax time is here and some volunteers are reaching out to help folks prepare their forms - for free.
Posted: 01/22/2011 - Obama marks anniversary of abortion rights case.
Updated: 01/21/2011 - Rick Scott has frozen all new state contracts that are over a million dollars.
Posted: 01/16/2011 - Young AZ victim's dad: Boston girl received organs.
Posted: 01/16/2011 - A body, believed to be Erick Daniels, was found near Old Mt. Pleasant Church in Gadsden County.
Updated: 01/10/2011 - School Officials say schools will be closed due to dangerous roadways.
Updated: 01/06/2011 - From the earthquake in Haiti to the car bomb that was found in Time Square to the rescue of 31 Chilean Miners, 2010 was a busy year world-wide. A lot also happened in our area this year. Here are a few of the stories that captivated people in our area.
Updated: 12/02/2010 - Cash or Credit? Many people used the latter to buy their Christmas gifts the last few years, but many of them also overspent and found themselves unable to pay up when the bills came in.
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Posted: 11/18/2010 - A state-wide competition is now accepting nominations for Georgia residents passionate about preserving history.
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CLEMSON – The Ed O'Bannon case building against the NCAA for using likenesses of college players without compensation picked up six current student-athletes as plaintiffs Thursday, and Clemson cornerback Darius Robinson is leading the pack.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated Friday, Robinson said he wanted to make some extra spending money on the side of his university-earned tuition, room and board. Because a part-time retail job would hinder his commitment to the Tigers, he looked into starting his own business selling cell phones and plans.
But Clemson's compliance officers urged him not to, warning Robinson his eligibility with the NCAA could be in danger.
"According to the NCAA, the rule is that a student-athlete can have his own business," Robinson told SI. "But they were saying that I couldn't have it because I couldn't detach my name from it. They were saying I couldn't promote it. ... I didn't see a reason for me having a business if I couldn't promote it."
Robinson and five other football players joined the fight Thursday; the senior from College Park, Ga. and three-year letterman in the Tigers' secondary is the only ACC representative.
The NCAA announced Wednesday it would discontinue its licensing relationship with EA Sports, shortly after the release of NCAA Football 14 on July 9. The popular video game takes information from real players for the game: their appearance, their height, their weight, even their specific strengths and weaknesses.
Everything, except their name. College football players don't make a dime off the product.
"It's as close as it gets," Robinson said. "Size, ratings. I don't have the best hands as a corner, so I always drop interceptions on the video game."
The O'Bannon case, if it reaches a class action lawsuit, could mean billions of dollars in damages from the NCAA.
Robinson did maintain his primary focus is on helping Clemson win football games in 2013.
"This is definitely something that I would love to get involved in, because I really do believe in it," he said.
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State Edged 7-4 on Saturday
March 9, 2013
RALEIGH, N.C. - Despite outhitting Clemson 16-6, eighth-ranked NC State fell 7-4 in the second game of a three-game series, Saturday at Doak Field at Dail Park.
Bryan Adametz stepped into a lead-off role and performed well with a pair of singles in his first two at-bats. Brett Austin turned in a 3-for-5 performance with two runs, a double and a stolen base. Brett Williams and Tarran Senay each had RBIs on the game. Pitcher Carlos Rodon provided the other when he pinch hit in the sixth.
The Pack had runners on the basepaths early and often Saturday, but couldn't bring many around to score. State outhit Clemson 16-6 while leaving 15 runners stranded on base, 11 of those in scoring position. The Wolfpack combined to go 0-for-4 with the bases loaded.
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I saw Woody Allen's latest film this weekend — Whatever Works, meaning do whatever it takes to make you happy, or "filch whatever happiness you can" as Larry David's nihilist character says. For him that means marrying a much, much, so much, younger woman, played by Evan Rachel Wood. Wood is 21. David is 61.Thankfully, save a shudder-worthy Viagra reference, Allen spares the audience from any sex scenes between the two. But whether it's Larry David's unfalteringly artless performance or Woody Allen's personal baggage left over from marrying his adopted daughter, it never feels right or romantic or even endearing. (Meanwhile, a woman over 40 who dates men younger — but not this much younger! — has her own pejorative term.)
When it comes to dating, how old would you go? Is there a limit, or should we do whatever works?
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ali321 5 years
When they're the same age as your parents or older. Or if you're under 21 and dating someone like 8 or more years older. But there are always exceptions.
5 years
I dated a 26 year old woman when I was 52. We had great time and that's all that matters. Who cares what other people may or may not think. There is far too much sexist comment directed against men who date younger. It just boring. Can't you "people" get a life too?
5 years
I think it still matters when you get older if there is too much of an age difference. My mom is 43 and her friend that is 65 keeps asking her out and she says he is much too old for her. She said that he will be 70 in 3 year and she will only be 47, pluse my mom looks about 29 so they look ridiculous together.
5 years
It really depends on the couple. I'm just about 21, and my boyfriend is just about 29. We started dating over two years ago, and I'm sure plenty of people find that creepy. However, we are wonderful together & he is my biggest cheerleader. Even when I told him I no longer wanted to have sex due to religious reasons, he was super supportive. I think there are a lot of couples out there like us that are judged unfairly.
5 years
I think it all depends on the person. I've dated guys a year older than me but we were in 2 very diff places. My husband is 11 years older than me, but we have the same interests like that same music and love watchin The Office on thursdays. It's all the person not the age, so whatever works!
petites-mains 6 years
I think your age is definitely a factor. I'm 24 and dating a guy who is 34. 10 years may seem like a huge difference, but at this point we are at similar places in our lives. Just a couple of years ago, I wouldn't dream of dating someone 10 years my senior, but hings change a lot once you graduate from college and are out in the real world. It really just depends on the person. My bf is a really youthful looking and acting guy, so it works. And you can't beat the maturity an older man brings to the table.
EatYourVeggies 6 years
My dad is six years older than my mom and they've been married forever, so I think my personal threshold is 10 years older at the very maximum.
bunnyOhare 6 years
I tend to agree with the 10 year rule in general. My husband is 6 years younger than me, but we got together when he was 19 and I was 25. It took a while for him to mature, but we joke that I "got him young and trained him right" ;) To filmgirl - I'm 43 and will be going to several concerts this summer (DMB and U2 for starters) so age isn't necessarily a barrier to that ;) What I think gets in the way is having kids. My husband and I are childfree (by infertility, not choice) and I know we act younger and do more than our friends with children, especially younger children.
californiagirlx7 6 years
I'm 20 years old and I'm generally attracted to older men (even actors like Johnny Depp and Brad Pitt, who are the same age as my father!), but I probably wouldn't date anyone more than ten years older than me. At least, not until I'm a little older...I think age difference doesn't matter that much once you reach a certain age.
MissSushi 6 years
My husband is 7 years older then me, 24 and 31, and I think its fairly well pair. We have the same interests and the only real difference that causes issues doesnt really have to do with age, but personality. I think it helped that I was never one of the wild child type, I wanted a family young since i was a peapod, and he was at the stage to start a family.
6 years
I always tell my nephews a man in his 20's shouldn't marry because his wife hasn't been born yet.
Red315 6 years
i found out a few months ago that my dad (52) has been dating a girl for the past three years without the family knowing... already upset he then tells me she is 24. my sister is 25. it is just disgusting to know they are together. maybe it would be different if she seemed like she actually cared for my dad but all she seems to do is complain. personally i think she's with him so she doesn't have to work & get to spend his money. it's pathetic, and utterly DISGUSTING.
genesisrocks 6 years
Depends. The older you are the bigger age difference you can get away with. Like if a 70 yr old and a 90 yr old go out that's a 20 year age difference but no one would even blink an eye at it.
redchick152 6 years
i'm 24 and my current age limit is 30....past 30, i feel like guys are probably looking for marriage/babies/etc and i am just not ready for that stage of life. that outlook will probably change once i reach my 30's though!
herfallingstar 6 years
I always 'knew' that I couldn't be with someone much older than myself. But then I ended up in an 'age-gap relationship' and you have a whole new perspective. A friend of mine has often commented on how age is just a number. I mean, look at Ronnie Wood and Katia. Okay, so the circumstances were unfortunate, but there's 40 years between them and they seem to be in love. I really do think that if two people are happy together then, while we might no necessarily approve, we should accept it.
CaterpillarGirl 6 years
woody allen is a nasty nasty man and would know a thing or two about robbing the cradle (in this case the cradle was in his own home)
dreamie-me 6 years
When I was in my early twenties I dated a few guys who were 10-15 years older than me. Looking back on it I felt as if I was taken advantage of because I was young. Now at 27, I still get approached by a mostly older guys. I am more leery of them now especially when they find out I am older than what they expect and look a little disappointed.
MissSophia 6 years
I follow the unwritten rule of double your age minus 7 (or half your age plus 7, depending on if you are the older or younger one in the relationship). So Im 21 now, 21x2-7 means the oldest guy I would go for is 35.
neonbee 6 years
My limit would be 15 years. A lot of women in my family actually married men who are between 10-15 years older. Their relationships seem to work quite well for them. I dated someone who was 5 years older and it was okay.
6 years
The comments from you ladies have been helpful for this old geezer... lol I'm a custodial dad in his early 40s who feels and looks like his late 20s, thanks to good genes and regular doses of playing competitive soccer with guys half my age. I recently seperated from my BabyMama who is 9 years younger than I. I have little to zero interest in women "my own age" b/c they make me feel incredibly old. When I hang with younger ladies, the flame of my inner youth burns a lot brighter and I just feel all around better. I feel that rush that same rush that I did "back in the day". I know that I am in a different life space than those that intrigue me and have been trying to work out why my options have seemed so limited. Thanks for the insight.
Kelliegrl 6 years
I think large age gaps tend to matter less the older people get. The girl in the movie seems a bit too young to date someone as old as Larry David's character mainly b/c it seems like there wouldn't be a lot in common (but I haven't seen the movie, so I might change my mind after watching it). From personal experience, I've dated someone 14 yrs older but I'm also knocking on 30, so for me it has been fine.
blackrose16 6 years
I like older guys but would only go 4-5 years older.... i think that b/c women are naturally more mature it's nice to date an older guy...the last guy i dated was only 2 years older than me but was way too immature...our whole relationship was one of those awkward ones you would have in middle-school, the ironic thing was he broke up w/ me b/c apparently we weren't on the same level of experience....and i agree i was way ahead of him ;) .... so maybe someone a little older would be nice but more than 5 would just be way too creepy!!!!
Amanda-La 6 years
I'd do ten years older. Any older would be too weird.
sourcherry 6 years
Exactly what totygoliguez said. I'm also 20 and at this point a guy older than 24 is probably in a very different place in life...


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The onside kick rolls around and Cody Dallas is there to recover for Steele. That ball bounced around for a while. What a finish. Heading down to the field now. — On the two-point conversion, there's a fumbled snap, Steele gets heavy pressure, and a desperation throw is broken up. Heights now has to recover […] [Read More]
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Matt: What went through your mind when they offered you a contract with the show?
Erin: I was very excited. It's nice to feel you've done good work and people have responded. Esme has some really great fans and I love playing her, so I am thrilled that she'll be taking up residence in Harmony.
Matt: You've done quite a bit of television work. What's unique about working on Passions?
Erin: It moves so quickly. Usually, you only shoot a few pages a day on prime time shows, and even less in film. When I first started working on the show, I was shocked that I'd have to shoot 20-30 pages a day. It's like doing a one act play every day with no rehearsal.
Matt: What's the key to playing Esme for you?
Erin: Embracing the genre. I try to have fun with her over the top antics and play to the comedy. The writers have done a really nice job with giving her a unique voice and I'm so thankful for that.
Matt: Are there any ideas that you have for Esme that you'd like to see the show put into play? Are there hidden depths to her character?
Erin: Hmmm... I loved when I first came on the show and Fancy tricked Esme into going to London on a wild goose chase. When Esme decided to take revenge on Fancy it was a blast to play. There is nothing like a woman scorned who knows how to use a shotgun. I think I'd enjoy a plot line where Esme was after something, or someone, and really went for it with everything in her crazy bag of tricks. As for hidden depths... I think you'll see a softer side to Esme come into play during the last few weeks of our NBC run and moving into DIRECTV. She's growing up a lot and having to face some pretty difficult challenges.
Matt: Passions is such a unique mixture of the macabre, the campy and the outlandish; this must give you a lot to play with in each scene. How do you
decide what to play up?
Erin: Esme has a lot of campy moments, but lately there is a nice mix of camp and serious drama - I'm finding a lot more levels to her so exploring that has been interesting.
Matt: You recently shot a film starring Paris Hilton (The Hottie and the Nottie), someone who has been rumored to be one of the inspirations for your character; did you pick up anything on set that you could use in your performance?
Erin: Paris has a very different energy than Esme. She's kinda laid back and cool. Esme is much more dramatic and a much bigger diva.
Matt: Who should Esme hook up with?
Erin: Well, the pickings are slim when we move to DIRECTV . Not that all our remaining guys aren't super hot, but everyone staying on the show is already in a love triangle with two women, so I think we'll need some new blood to satisfy Esme's needs.
Erin: Something out of The Fabulous Baker Boys. Esme slithering around on a piano, being very sexy -- but of course she'll be drunk and fall off.
Matt: You've also done writing and producing for smaller films. Are there any projects that you are currently working on that you'd like to tell us about?
Erin: I just saw the rough cut for a short film I produced and acted in called SuperGlue. My cousin Billy Duberstein wrote and directed and I'm so excited for it to be finished. It's looking great. It's a comedy in the vein of After Hours, about a guy (Adam Kulbersh, also in The Hottie and the Nottie with Ms. Hilton) who goes to his cousin's house for dinner (Dylan Fergus, Passions) and gets caught in the middle of a very over dramatic fight between him and his girlfriend (me). Dylan and I both play soap stars who can't shake the drama at home... it's quite funny. Everyone did a fantastic job and I'm hoping we can get it on the festival circuit this year. Fingers crossed.
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This variation on the classic Chrysanthemum cocktail uses a Yellow and Green Chartreuse combination in place of Benedictine, and subs in bitter Malört in place of the more traditional absinthe.
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- 2 ounces Vya Extra Dry vermouth
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- 1/3 ounce Malört
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It's not like most women ever lose the baby weight, so I don't see the problem.
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Maybe she has terrible breath. Maybe she farts a lot. Maybe she won't shut up. Maybe she over-thinks relationships to death (and wants to talk about them all the time). There are plenty of reasons why more »
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I wonder if Cryboehner is going to bring his big, big gavel.
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We like to have fun just fine, but not at home. Never have the house party in your own place.
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That's because animals behave better.
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Just so long as her stupid robocalls don't follow along.
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Or you could, y'know, drink in moderation and not like a frat boy.
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Oh he'll be going down a lot. They'll love those soulful eyes in the big house.
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I can't wait until he goes all R. Budd Swyer in front of the Fox 5 news team!
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I know a nice picture of his brother they could put on his wall.
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Put him in with the general population, if that's what he wants. I'm sure he'll be "Boston Schlong."
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That's because it wasn't a complete government shutdown. Maybe next time they should ground airplanes, stop the post office, and stand down the military.
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I'm fine with giving cops raises, but only if they only pay them for doing cop stuff. No more getting paid for sitting around construction sites.
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That's a hard looking 19.
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Easier (and cheaper) idea: If you're convicted of drunk driving, the car you were driving gets seized by the state. Doesn't matter who own it.
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She is a funny person w/ a great wit & usually far better looking
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Maybe someone was just trying to make the world a weirder place: http://xkcd.com/325/
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I used to rent a parking spot not too far from there. It was a lot of money, but at the end of the day when you just want to park your car and go home, it's worth it.
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He was just turning his life around, too.
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Maybe they should post his picture. I bet that creep used to pull over women.
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On Jersey Shore Season 6, Episode 8: "Control the Crazy," just weeks after becoming "official" with Paula, The Situation got a brand new nickname: "Sneaky dickens." So what, exactly, is a sneaky dickens?
At Karma, The Situation claims that he's "being an extremely good boyfriend," even though he's flirting with lots of girls who are all too happy to talk to him and feel his abs underneath his shirt. As Ronnie says, "He's touching other girls, he's having intimate conversations with other girls," and that isn't exactly ideal boyfriend behavior.
It's true that Mike wasn't "technically" cheating. As he explained it, "I just love the game and the club. I can't drink so I go around and see who wants to f--k me." And there's that boyish grin.
Do you think his behavior crosses the cheating line? Or is he just being extra-friendly? Tell us what you think in the comments!
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