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what to wear with Doc martens
What Can You Wear With Doc martens
Doc martens are one of the hardest boots as far as foot wear is concerned, they come in many colors and shapes plus sizes, you can get water prof martens which are mostly used but the military. You can wear marten boots almost an any outfit as long as you are comfortable in them.
Step 1: Doc Martens go best with skinny jean leggings that are short at the ankles. You can wear a white cotton top, with a woolen leather jacket and skinny leather pants that match the Doc marten shoes then finish the outfit with red Doc martens, this can be a good out fit for the weekend.
BUDGET: Dr. Martens Men's 1460 Comfort Series Boot – 8M Brown costs $104.95, Rich & Skinny Women's Cargo Legging Jean goes for $194.00, Red Dot Womens Long Sleeve Draped Body Top go for $64.00, Mossi Classic Black Size 12 Women's Jacket go for $59.97, Mavi Junior's Alexa Faux Leather Pant costs $98.00 making a total of $520.91
Step 2: You can also wear them with high waste mini shorts and 90's floral-ly print mini dresses). I also like to wear mine with tights and menswear-ish shorts and skinny jeans. you can also get a leather hand bad that matches the martens and their you have it, a complete attire for a weekend walk around with a boyfriend or a loved one.
Step 3. You can also wear black jeans or like worker jeans with the marten boots. Look cool and stylish in the martens to pair with white tee shirt and complete with over dyed jeans. This desert boot has a thickly padded, knit-lined upper is waterproof, supportive, and comfortable, and its lugged out sole enhances foot flex and downhill braking.
Step 4. You could look nice in a yellow top with a yellow striped short skirt and black leggings, then team the outfit with yellow Dr martens boots that have a black sole, be sure to wear some yellow bangles that will mach with the colors you are wearing and also a black head gear.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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Emory Street will be closed beginning Monday through Aug. 4 while the railroad tracks near the intersection with U.S. Highway 278 are ripped up and new paving put down.
The Georgia Department of Transportation issued an alert stating the closing will begin 9 a.m. Monday and run through 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4. Motorists will be directed to detour down Usher and Pace streets. City Hall can be accessed via Usher Street. The railroad track is no longer in use by Norfolk Southern.
About 15 other intersections have been given the same treatment by the city. The DOT is assisting with the Emory Street project as it is located on a state road, said Covington Transportation Project Manager Billy Skinner.
"The city will take up the tracks and the DOT will mill and put base and paving back down on the road. That will take that hump out of there a little bit," he said.
The DOT is expected to get to work on the crossing on U.S. Highway 278 in the next couple of weeks, Skinner said. The road will not be completely shut down, but that will require some lanes to be closed, he said.
Sections of unused track remaining include those on Clark Street and Turner Lake Road, which will be ripped up as part of other road projects, he said.
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- Hazelbrand/278 intersection closing ( October 10, 2011 )

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The West Haverstraw Board of Trustees adopted its 2013-14 budget Wednesday night.
The board had already adopted a resolution to override the 2 percent tax-levy cap for the second time since the law took effect in 2012.
Under the $5.3 million spending plan, tax increases are 7.7 percent for homeowners and 14.9 percent for owners of commercial properties. ...


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For those brides out there who have yet to officially ask their bridesmaids, I have found the perfect way to do it.
Super cute, right? When I saw this adorable bracelet from The Party Posse on Etsy, I knew that just about any girl would love to be asked to be a bridesmaid with this. It's just as good as an engagement right, no?


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Party games for everyone!
Globulos Party will include 20 games: Arena, Football, Croquet, Tic-Tac, Darts, Funky Foot, Bomber, Rally, Volley, Sumo, Pinball, Pétanque, BomberKing, 4-Square, Snooker, Basket, DartsKing, Monster, Rugby and the Nintendo DSiWare™ version exclusive, Ice Hockey.
The games will be playable on 50 different playing fields overall. On each of them the player has to beat 3 different AI levels to finish the game (more than 12 hours without losing once!).
The game features also 3 multiplayer modes: the DS Download Play, the DS Wireless Play and even a "2 player hotseat" mode on the same Nintendo DSi™ system.


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Liver Life Walk Cincinnati 2015 | June 20, 2015
One Step. One Walk. One Future...
…to a future without liver disease. This is the goal the volunteers and staff of the American Liver Foundation® work toward every day. You made a difference as a participant in the Liver Life Walk®. Your participation will keep us moving forward in the fight against one of America's fastest-growing public health concerns—liver disease.
THANK YOU to our participants, team captains, volunteers and numerous sponsors for making Liver Life Walk Cincinnati 2015 such a great success! Your hard work and participation made it memorable!
THANK YOU for your incredible fundraising efforts and we hope you will use these next few weeks to continue to push your fundraising to new heights or accomplish new goals. The fundraising deadline is July 24th, so keep sending emails to friends and family. Tell them what you did, how it felt and how proud you are of yourself and those who supported you.
Online fundraising is still available OR you can mail donations to:
American Liver Foundation
Fundraising is rewarding! We can't thank our walkers enough for their fundraising efforts, but we can try! Liver Life Walk is providing a walker fundraising incentives program. Walkers have up to the fundraising deadline to qualify for prizes. After the fundraising deadline fundraisers who earned a prize will have the opportunity to redeem it or donate it back to the American Liver Foundation. Click here to view the prizes and fundraising levels.
THANK YOU for your feedback which helps us improve the event year after year. Share your thoughts about Liver Life Walk in our post-event survey that was emailed to you.
In the coming weeks, photos from the event will be posted on our Facebook page. Please feel free to share your photos with us on Facebook!
On behalf of the American Liver Foundation, THANK YOU again. We couldn't have done it without you and we look forward to seeing you next year!
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New Delhi, March 16: Karan Jaiswal, 28, can't forget his first escapade with 'bhang', a popular concoction made with the buds and leaves of the cannabis plant, during Holi. For almost six hours, he felt he was flying free in the air.
"I get nervous at the thought of it now," Jaiswal, who was 23 back then, told IANS.
Pakoras, thandai, laddoos, kulfi and many more consumables laced with bhang are a hit during the festival of colours. Youngsters in urban cities lap them up at fancy parties, where music, alcohol, scrumptious food and dance dominate the festivity.
Ritika Chopra, 23, went to a farmhouse party where bhang-based products were in abundance.
"Three years ago, I consumed two glasses of thandai, and I couldn't feel any effect. So I drank a can of beer, and that's it! I left my parents scared like never before. I was lying on the grass and started shivering.
"I was cuddled up and trying to speak something but couldn't because I started believing that I was inside a coffin and somebody had shut my mouth," she recalled.
Ultimately, she was taken into a room and made to sleep well. She woke up 10 hours later to realise the "side effects of bhang".
Careful consumption of bhang is ideal to get a kick out of it, but don't go overboard. And don't let others trick you into it.
Mohit Kapoor, 27, didn't speak to one such friend of his for a month.
"I still shiver when I remember getting drenched with loads of water to stay attentive, and I ate half a jar of pickle after I had bhang," he said.
There's also Apar Mathur, a doctor, who had his first brush with bhang during his first Holi in college.
"I was laughing for hours and hours altogether. Ultimately, I had to be locked in a room to be pacified," said Mathur, recalling that while he was laughing, his roommate began crying after consuming bhang.
Charu Mehendiratta has a funny tale to tell: "My dog became really slow after having bhang last year. His eyes became droopy, he went out for a walk and sat down in the middle of the road not knowing what to do next!"
Over the years, Bollywood films and songs have touched upon bhang intake and its effects in various ways.
Remember the "Jai jai Shiv Shankar" song starring Rajesh Khanna and Mumtaz in the film "Aap Ki Kasam" – where both of them dance in an inebriated state.
Who can forget Amitabh Bachchan's immensely popular "Rang barse bheege" from "Silsila". It's an epic Holi song, which sets the mood for almost all parties during the festival.
There are also songs like "Ang se ang lagaana sajan", "Soni soni ankhiyon waali" and "Madhubala", which have shown revellers intoxicated with bhang.
Dance on to these numbers, but be wary of excess bhang in any form.


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The Section 8 program waiting list opened Monday with 1,811 pre-applications completed online the first day. The pre-application online process is aimed at preventing long lines. The program provides rent subsidies for qualifying low-income residents.
Residents who do not have Internet access may use computers for free at Tempe Public Library, 3500 S. Rural Road.
Those who fill out the pre-application will be sent an e-mail so that they can check their status online at www.waitlistcheck.com.
The waiting list will remain open until 5 p.m. May 11.
What: The Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program is funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It provides rent subsidies for eligible low-income families.
Depending on a unit's rent, families pay about 30 percent of their adjusted gross income.
Who: Preference is given to residents who are:
Extremely low-income families who are at or below 30 percent of the area median income. That would be $14,000 for one person; $16,000 for a family of two; $18,000 for a family of three; $20,000 for a family of four; and $21,600 for a family of five.
Involuntarily displaced by federal or local government action; homeless in Tempe; reside in Tempe; or who work in Tempe (exceptions are made to the working preference for residents who are age 62 or older or who have disabilities and live in Tempe).
Making a difference: Mona Dixon's family was homeless before the Section 8 program. Dixon was a teen when her family qualified for the program. She now attends the Barrett Honors College at Arizona State University. The stability of a home helped Dixon focus on her studies. She received $87,000 in college scholarships. She was named the Boys and Girls Clubs Youth of the Year in 2010 and met President Barack Obama.
Watch a video featuring Dixon at www.youtube.com/watch?v= 9RdqBozw6-I.
Information: Section 8 program information is on Tempe's website at www.tempe.gov/housing or call the Housing Services office at 480-350-8950. Information in Spanish is available.
People with special needs for assistance in translation or who are disabled and need accommodation can call 480-350-8950 or TDD at 480-350-8913.
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I've been reading and listening to everything I can get my hands on by Sir Ken Robinson.
Two days ago my students told me about the Jabbawockeez. This is the sort of talent Sir Ken talks about.
Put a pillow on your lap. Your jaw is about to drop.
I've been reading and listening to everything I can get my hands on by Sir Ken Robinson.
Two days ago my students told me about the Jabbawockeez. This is the sort of talent Sir Ken talks about.
Put a pillow on your lap. Your jaw is about to drop.
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I was just listening to his TED talk today. I must of caught a link on twitter. I was pondering the power of creativity in the learning process. I am an elementary school teacher. Our language arts units are organized around concepts and themes. I ju3st finished a 6 week cycle looking at imagination. Our selection stories "demonstrated" the use of imagination. In times of standards based education and the use of pacing plans, taking teachable moments and allowing our students to express their imagination is more important then ever. Thanks for the links for further reading. I am listening to the podcast right now.
This is one of my guilty pleasures. My son got me to watch this show and we cheer this dance crew every week. It's down to the final 3 on MTV tonight if you are interested.
This is where some of our kids are putting their energy.
I just downloaded his TED talk to my iPod last night. Thanks for the extra links. I can see the draw in their art. The Broadway show Blast and the crew from Cirque Du Soleil hold the same interest for me. I'm glad I took the time to watch the video.
@Jose I've watched that TedTalk more times than I remember. I get something more out of it each time. He's an excellent speaker. In the Phorecast podcast I linked to you can hear the passion in his voice as he speaks.
@Karen I've just been introduced to this dance troupe by my students and I'm completely hooked; I've become a fan. The guys seem to be all over the map ethnically but when they put on those masks it's like they take on the role of "everyman." That coupled with the way their dance always tells a story (very reminiscent of Dan Pink's "A Whole New Mind" -- another excellent read) really resonates with me.
@njtechteacher I'm a HUGE Cirque de Soleil fan! You're right, the Jabbawockeez style is very reminiscent of the Cirque de Soleil. I haven't come across the Broadway show Blast yet. Thanks for the tip; I just added it to my "must see" list. ;-)
Jabbas are just kick ass.. now wonder they won the contest, and still they remain humble to there performance. found a video reactions from the Jabbawockeez dance crew as well as judges Lil Mama, Shane Sparks, and J.C. Chasez. Jabbawockeez take the championship
I love that line you put in about the Jabbawockeez. All of their performances are jaw-dropping and I'm not ashamed to say that I've got Jabba Phi-ver.
One of the most creative dance crew/group. Every movement has been choreographed to give life to the music. The mask is there to show the viewers that the group is one. So that when you watch them dance you won't see a specific member of the group dancing, but the group as a whole. :)
if you like jabbawockeez, you should watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o68mpuC9HDU
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