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Holy Dragons To Release New Album
Kazakhstan's Holy Dragons will return next month with new album "Dragon Inferno," the follow-up to 2012's "Zerstörer."
The album features new vocalist Alexander "Demoraivola" Kuligin, and according to a press release, "while the 80s influence is evident in the band's style, the album delivers a fresh sounding blend of heavy, power and speed metal."
"Dragon Inferno" is due out on October 13th (U.K.), October 17th (Europe) and November 11th (U.S.) on Pitch Black Records. The track listing is as follows:
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Holy Dragons has inked a new deal with Pitch Black Records. The label issued the following press release:
"Holy Dragons hail from Kazakhstan and their blend of metal ranges from heavy metal to power and speed metal with some killer 'Halford-esque' vocals. The band was formed in 1992 and they have a large number of releases since then, including albums, singles and EPs. 'Zerstörer' is the first album to feature new vocalist Ian Breeg and it will be released on November 6th 2012, again available through Pitch Black Records and its distribution partners as well as through major mp3 stores."
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noun wast·rel \ˈwās-trəl also ˈwäs-\
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Yeah, that always bugged me too. I can't be sure but it would appear that they didn't have the rights to recordings of the actual movie dialogue so they had voice actors replicate the lines from the film, and quite often they didn't even sound similar.
I think the Battle Droid chips might have been the only ones that sounded just like the dialogue from the film, and even they weren't a perfect match. I suppose for 1999 it was a nice enough gimmick, but the technology was clunky and having to buy the separate reader device to even listen to the chips was weak. Today they'd just incorporate a battery-powered base or something with a small button that would speak the lines right there inside the package, as they've actually done with some figures in recent years.
I will say that the redesigned chip looked a lot better than the one that was actually sold in stores, but aside from that it probably wouldn't have been any more impressive in performance.
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Knockdown of Unc-45b or Hsp90α1 results in significant reduction of myosin and α-actin accumulation. Western blot was performed using protein extracts from Unc-45b or Hsp90α1 knockdown, or uninjected control embryos at 24, 48 and 72 hpf using anti-myosin antibodies F59 (A) and MF20 (B) that recognize slow muscle myosin or general myosin proteins, respectively. The data show decreased levels of slow or total myosin proteins in Unc-45b and Hsp90α1 knockdown embryos at 24 and 48 hpf. A partial recovery of myosin expression was noted in 72 hpf embryos. Decreased levels of α-actin were also detected in the Unc-45b and Hsp90α1 knockdown embryos at 48 and 72 hpf. γ-tublin was used as loading control. Protein extract from five embryos each was used at 24 hpf. Protein extracts from three embryos were used at 48 and 72 hpf.
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Not on Ton Sai Beach itself, sprawling Viking Resort runs across a couple of beaches between Arayaburi and Long Beach and offers a wide range of bungalows, including quite comfortable and solid wooden fan-cooled bungalows, amazing treehouses and multilevel bungalows that are just massive, with each individually decorated within. Rooms in the same price bracket can be quite variable though, and some are a very long walk from the restaurant, so if possible, ask to be shown a few rooms. Some are ideal for families, others for couples looking for something atmospheric and isolated. Also great for groups, the largest choice is a huge bungalow with four bedrooms and a capacity for 10. Note though that the closer you get to town, the louder the music at night becomes. Mosquitoes are also a major issue here, too, so pack repellent. Prices remain mostly in the flashpacker bracket. There's also a popular restaurant on site, but the service can be quite slapdash and tends to the glacial on the speed front. Nevertheless this is a very popular spot and in high season reservations are close to essential.
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Even for non-beer geeks like myself, there is something very intriguing about the word "firkin." And now that I know what it actually means, and why it's such a cool new addition to Safeco Field, I need to share.
Firkin Fridays are something that happen during every home game in The Pen, where local brew masters tap small kegs of cask conditioned ale. These cask-conditioned ales are made in a small container called a "firkin," similar to a quarter-barrel, that contains 72 pints. This cask ale is commonly known as "real ale" to beer experts, like our own Kendall Jones, who was at last Friday's inaugural firkin tap:
Over at his Washington Beer Blog, he explains the scene:
By the time they tapped the firkin, only serious beer fans remained. A lot of them. The demand was greater than the tap would allow, and there were some issues getting the beer flowing at an acceptable rate, but as soon as they dealt with it, the beer flowed as fast as possible – no tap, just poured straight from the keg. In other words, the firkin was drained as fast as it possibly could have been. Maybe five minutes?
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Safeway plans to delve into Internet sales of wine directly to consumers. The Pleasanton-based grocery chain applied for a conditional use permit from American Canyon to open a tiny office alongside New Vine Logistics' 130,000-square-foot pick-and-pack facility at 125 Mezzetta Court.
The commission unanimously approved the permit on Sept. 27, conditioned on Safeway's obtaining a state off-premises beer and wine sales license. The grocer's license application, filed in July, is pending.
New Vine Logistics would be fulfilling Safeway's Internet orders for wine, according to a city planning department staff report. Safeway and New Vine Logistics officials declined to comment on the arrangement.
Since it started in 2001 from the ashes of WineShopper.com, New Vine has been leveraging its $30 million data, fulfillment, legal-compliance and logistics platform to help wineries legally sell wine directly to consumers. That is now possible in 44 states for tasting-room sales and in 34 states for wine clubs, but to ship to all those places requires the filing of up to 600 separate reports to state and local agencies, according to New Vine CEO Katie Hoertkorn.
California is the top destination for wines purchased online, with sales growth of some 35 percent from the beginning of 2006 to the first quarter of this year, according to the latest figures from New Vine's quarterly Direct Market Index of its shipments. New York and Florida, which are top wine sales markets overall, are new direct-sales markets and now account for 10 percent of all direct wine sales in New Vine's index.
To deal with the avalanche of consumer data generated from such endeavors, New Vine later this month plans to launch a secure interactive Internet interface for client wine companies or retailers to submit corrections and updates to consumer information. Previously, the interface allowed just downloading of inventory and compliance reports, and special instructions needed for wine club shipments were difficult to convey.
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Speaking of direct wine sales and the technology required, Napa-based software developer Inertia Beverage Group recently announced it has unbundled its direct-to-trade e-commerce software package from the consumer-oriented REthink Engine system.
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The deer pressure is starting to feel like a threat for the first time this year. Our solution is 5 foot high chicken wire where in some places another 5 foot high fence is only 9 feet away, which usually makes a deer think twice before jumping somewhere he or she can't jump back out of and also functions as a pasture area for our flock.
We made some progress on organizing the barn, and Anna summed up our recent golf cart modifications in an informative post titled "How to add a pickup bed to a golf cart".
Our recent building project went smoothly and we learned a few porch building tips along the way.
Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton are having a great year homesteading in Southwest Virginia. They earn a living by making and selling a new kind of chicken waterer that brings industrial poultry technology to back yard chicken flocks all across the country.
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When Macaroni sings a song,Cheese will never sing along.Mac likes to jump and play and sing,But Cheese does not like anything.
Yes, Cheese is kind of a grumpy cat while Mac definitely has the happy gene. Mac attempts a heart-to-heart with Cheese to find out why he's such a sour-puss. Turns out Cheese's favorite pastime is spending quiet time with dear friend Mac who is grateful when Cheese retrieves Mac's windblown hat.
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Peabody-Winning Broadcaster Offers Observations on Talent/Engineer Symbiosis
NEW YORK: Peabody Award-winning radio personality William "Bill" McGlaughlin has been named Keynote Speaker for the 127th AES Convention. The long-time host and music director of American Public Media's popular Saint Paul Sunday public radio program McGlaughlin is a highly regarded broadcaster, educator, composer and conductor.
In making the announcement Convention Chair Agnieszka Roginska remarked, "While the focus of our conventions are largely technical in nature, we are delighted to provide our attendees with an opportunity to enjoy a discourse by a broadcaster celebrated for his performance behind the mic rather than behind the control room window."
Entitled Talent Doesn't Push Buttons, Mr. McGlaughlin's address will consider the relationship between the on-air talent and the audio engineers who insure the high-quality sound and technical support that contribute to a program's long-term success.
In 2003 McGlaughlin began hosting Exploring Music a WFMT daily radio program showcasing great works of classical music. Every week the widely popular show explores a single classical music theme in hour-long daily episodes. McGlaughlin's unique brand of information-laced enthusiasm has drawn praise for instilling a sense of classical music appreciation within an audience that has grown to over 500,000 listeners. Beyond his career as a broadcaster and music educator, he is an accomplished orchestral musician, classical composer and conductor
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Water: Water is off for the season as of October 7th. Drinking water is available year-round at the main office.
Drinking Water: Drinking water is available at the park office.
Bathroom Facilities: Modern bathroom facilities are closed for the season. Flush toilets are available at the park office and shower building. Vault toilets are available year-round throughout the park.
Showers: Showers are closed for the season.
Dump Station: This park does not have a dump station.
Campgrounds: Campground is open April 1 - Nov. 23. Reservations may be made for April 26 - Oct. 19 arrivals. For arrivals Oct. 20-Nov. 16, sites are all first-come, first-served.
Electric Sites: Park has 20 electric sites and 15 non-electric sites.
Special Notes for RV Campers: There is no RV dump station in the park.
Reservations: Recommended for weekends during summer and fall seasons.
Contact Notes: April- Memorial Day: Tuesday-Saturday 9-4 intermittently. May: 9-4 7 days a week, Memorial Day- Labor Day: Sunday-Thursday 9-4, Friday and Saturday 9-9. Labor day through November office open intermittently 9-4 seven days a week.
Trail Notes: The park has 5 miles of hiking trail and 2 miles of surfaced bike trail. In winter, the park has 5 miles of cross-country ski trail (user groomed, no mechanical grooming) . Snowshoeing is permitted anywhere in the park except on groomed ski trails. Trail shelters are available in the winter.
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Published: Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 8:43 p.m.
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WINSTON-SALEM - Like her mother before her, Betty McCall Smith hasn't let advancing age stand in the way of her work.
Smith, 81, owns and operates McCalls, a shop at Reynolda Village that sells fine linens, gifts, maternity clothes, and baby and children's wear. Despite heart problems that led to surgery two years ago, Smith works full time, six days a week. Her father, William McCall, founded the shop in downtown Winston-Salem in 1925.
Smith took full responsibility for McCalls in 1994, when her 89-year-old mother stepped down.
Her friend Harriet Allen said, "Betty's birth certificate says one thing. But she thinks and acts young. She thinks and lives in 2009 when most people her age live in the past." Allen works part time at McCalls.
Smith's slender figure, stylish clothing and dark hair lightly brushed with gray contribute to her vital image.
"I have a lot of energy," she said. "I was blessed from my mother."
Smith has thrown that considerable energy into keeping the family business alive. Although she had grown up with the business, Smith had never planned to make it her life's work.
Her parents were immigrants who came to Winston-Salem from their native Lebanon. Her mother, who had studied English and French in an American boarding school, wasn't fond of the Southern drawl that she heard when she moved to Winston-Salem as a bride in 1925.
"She didn't think people spoke well here at all," Smith said. "She spoke very distinctly." Smith, who was born here, took on the speech patterns of her peers, not her family. She speaks with the lilting grace of a born Southerner.
Smith left home to attend Randolph-Macon Woman's College, now Randolph College, in Lynchburg, Va. She planned to eventually transfer to Duke University to study nursing, but her brother, Bill, her elder by 16 months, discouraged her.
"I was not a healthy child," she said. "I had a lot of bronchial problems." Bill McCall, who became a doctor and is now retired, told her that nursing would be physically hard on her. She always listened to him, she said, so she stayed at Randolph Macon and majored in psychology and sociology.
After she graduated, she took a job in personnel management at Sears. The job took her to several cities in three states, but she came home one summer and met her future husband, Ken Smith. After they married, she became a secretary to the head of surgery at Bowman Gray School of Medicine, now Wake Forest University School of Medicine. She stayed home for a while after the birth of her first child, but she was called into service at McCalls when her mother broke the wrist on her writing hand.
"She asked me if I could come in and write checks," Smith said. "Gradually, very gradually, I worked into part-time in the business." Once both her children were in school, she went into the shop full time. When her father died, in 1971, she became partners with her mother.
Over the years, the shop grew and changed. Her father, Smith said, started off selling fine linens, mostly for the table, and handmade clothing for infants. Her mother added fine sleepwear, lingerie and bedding. She added children's clothing and made it a more important part of the business. But she has always kept her offerings traditional, the kind of looks that her customers expect.
Her customers also expect to find her when they shop at McCalls. And most of the time, they do.
"I think a small business needs its owner there," she said. "I have great people working for me. But they all feel like I do, that in a small business, we try to have me there when customers come here and ask for me." Even when her heart problem left her breathless and so exhausted that she couldn't walk from her office to her car without stopping, she didn't miss a day of work.
"I'm very determined," she said. And independent.
Smith's husband kept the books for McCalls until he retired a few years ago. Although Smith frequently turned to him for advice on other matters, she followed her own counsel when it came to the business.
"The business is pretty much my own thing," she said.
Smith does most of the buying for her store, and she knows what she has, what is available and what is on the way. "It takes knowledge and training in how to guide the customer and work with them accordingly," she said.
Smith recently sold a christening gown for the grandchild of one of her customers. That customer's grandmother had been one of her father's original customers. McCalls has served five generations of that family.
"It just makes me feel happy to have that kind of relationship," Smith said. "It's about trust."
Going to work is a joy for Smith, and retirement is still a while off. She relishes her leisure time and fills it with such pastimes as reading and playing tennis and bridge.
"But I don't want to spend my days playing bridge," she said. "I'm not a shopper; I'm a people person. That's what I love so much about being here."
She greets her customers like old friends - and many of them are. When new customers come in, if they stay long enough, she finds out all about them.
Sandy Adair, a nurse clinician who met her when Smith had her heart surgery, said that Smith's love for people and love for life comes through to everyone.
"She treats everybody she meets - all of her customers - as if they are the most important people." Adair, whose connection with Smith runs deep, has tried without success to keep Smith from working so hard. Adair has seen Smith in action at her shop.
"She is up and down, crawling around everywhere," Adair said. Smith admits to thoughts of slowing down - "I would like to think by the time I'm 85 or even sooner if it works out" - if she can find someone to take over the shop. She has known for years that neither of her children was interested.
Her son, Howard, is a psychiatrist. Her daughter, Resa, died in 2005. When Smith brought up her daughter's death, her voice cracked and tears welled in her eyes.
"It's still painful," she said. "It's been four years." But she shook off her melancholy, and her face brightened. "We have a dog!" she said. "A beautiful red chow."
Even if she finds the right person to take over the shop, she would like to keep her hand in it.
"I would still love to be here two or three days a week," she said. "I love being in there as long as I'm healthy and able."
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Bolingbrook (Ill.) junior defensive end recruit Micah Dew-Treadway (6-foot-3, 276 pounds) seems to be a different looking recruit every day. Dew-Treadway has added some height, weight and strength this summer and talks about his latest recruiting news here.
"I'm just focusing on my team and practices for now," Dew-Treadway said. "I've also been learning to play some defensive tackle this season. The coaches want me to learn and play both positions and that's been going pretty well."
Dew-Treadway also continues to grow physically this summer.
"My head coach (John Ivlow) jokes with me all the time and asks me what my shoe size is today (15) since it seems to change all the time. I'm up to almost 6-foot-5 and I know I'm a bit over 280 pounds. My coaches feel that the colleges are going to want to see me play both defensive end and defensive tackle and they feel I can end up playing defensive tackle in college. I'm totally open to playing any position at my school and in college."
Dew-Treadway is hoping to get out to see some college games this fall.
"I'm going to try to go to some games closer to home to start. I'm looking at seeing games at Illinois when they play Ohio State and Northwestern. I'm also going to call Mississippi State soon and we are talking about going down to a game this fall."
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Super Squid is always hungry for shrimps and always in a hurry!Navigate through the dangerous waters by tilting your device right and left but be careful, Super Squid is always going forward.The objective of Super Squid is to eat as many shrimps as possible on every level while avoiding getting eaten yourself by the various dangerous creatures in the sea. To your help Super Squid can equip abandoned clam shells to wear as protection as well as finding rare extra lives but watch out for pollution that will have various harmful effects!PLAYER REVIEWS"Really simple yet challenging. A few extra features short of doodle jump but still awesome or like more awesome I guess. It's hard to stop playing." - EzGamer"This game is really awesome! Download and enjoy!" - Squi-squi-squidHOW TO PLAY:Tilt to turn Super Squid left or right, eat all the shrimps you can.FEATURES:Gorgeous hand drawn graphicsSuper simple SUPER FUN!Infinite amount of levels


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'Noles roll CSU 62-10, focus shifts to Sooners
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Saturday certainly wasn't the venue for Florida State to sway pollsters, prove national title worth or make a statement.
But at the least, Saturday's game against lowly Charleston Southern was an opportunity to shake rust and stretch limbs in advance of next week's showdown with top-ranked Oklahoma.
Wasting no time in clearing the way for the hype and rhetoric of Oklahoma week, the Seminoles pounced the Division I-AA Buccaneers on the way to a 62-10 win at Doak Campbell Stadium.
"We went out and did what we were supposed to do," FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said. "Didn't play perfect but we cleaned some things up."
Florida State (2-0) racked up 647 total yards on the night - including 477 through the air - while holding CSU to just 84. The yardage onslaught began quickly as quarterback EJ Manuel found wide open receiver Rodney Smith on a 45-yard strike just 1:20 into the contest. Things continued to snowball as Florida State took a 34-0 lead at the half.
"Any team you play, you always want to go out there and make a statement, put some points on the board," said Manuel, who finished 24-of-35 passing for 329 yards and four touchdowns.
Things didn't slow down when the starters took a seat late in the third quarter. Backup quarterback Clint Trickett went 6-of-7 passing for 148 yards with two passing touchdowns and a rushing score in 19 minutes of action. He found freshman receiver Rashad Greene on both TD passes, giving the Trickett-Greene connection three total touchdowns in the first two games.
Florida State would total 29 first downs to CSU's three. The Buccaneers' only touchdown came on the heels of Florida State's biggest mistake - CSU picked off Manuel in the third quarter and returned it to FSU's 3-yard line before scoring on the ensuing play.
Save a fourth-quarter field goal, the score was an undeserving blemish on another strong defensive performance. CSU was the first FSU opponent to be held to fewer than 100 total yards in six years; the Citadel tallied 91 total yards in Tallahassee in 2005.
"We played well - kind of angry that they scored on us, but we can prevent that from happening next time," defensive end Brandon Jenkins said. "We are just going to work hard and get ready for next week."
By the time the postgame news conference, the focus was gone from the I-AA drubbing and turned squarely on the Sooners.
"These are the games that you go through two-a-days for; go through camp, the offseason," safety Lamarcus Joyner said. "This is the test, and I mean it's the third test but truly its the first big test. This is the game you want to live for."
"Our now is Oklahoma," Fisher said. "From right now until the end of Saturday night is Oklahoma."
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- 2 1⁄2 cups kidney beans
- 1⁄2 cup breadcrumbs
- 1 carrot, steamed and mashed
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cumin
- Mash up kidney beans.
- Then add spices, carrot and bread crumbs until they form patties.
- Place patties in a baking dish and bake at 350 for 20min.
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I loved this recipe!! I used a food processor to "mash" my beans and steamed carrot, then I added a bit of diced onion in with the chili and cumin... gave everything another quick spin and took the mix out to add bread crumbs and S&P. I was surprised at how nicely it formed in to patties and how well they stayed together. I baked mine on a lightly sprayed cookie sheet and flipped them for the last 5 minutes. They turned out with a lovely crispiness on the outside and the perfect moistness within. Fantastic kick of spice...I ate mine as a platter and my husband made a huge sandwich of 2 patties...we both piled our plates high with "taco type fixings" (tomato, onion, lettuce, salsa and sour cream)Filling and fabulous. I can see myself playing with tons of variations of this great bean burger! Thanks for a "keeper" alyseepoo.
I absolutely loved the flavour and texture of these burger patties! I followed the recipe pretty closely, using one can of kidney beans (which worked out to be a little less than 2 cups), one small carrot, plus I added 1/4 of a small onion, finely diced, as suggested by other reviewers. This gave me 4 good-sized patties. I imagine that this is an extremely versatile recipe, but I liked it just with the chili powder and cumin. My only little complaint is that they came out a tad dry after baking, but I wasn't too bothered by that. A simple and delicious recipe! Will definitely make again.
UPDATE: Made these again today, but using a mix of oatmeal and flour in place of breadcrumbs (didn't have any). I also added a dash of garlic powder and some pepper to the mash, and instead of baking (no oven) I cooked the patties on a nonstick skillet over medium heat, about 3-4 minutes on the first side and then about 2 minutes after flipping. They were even better than I'd remember them tasting!
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What is the story with IRO? i got to thinking last night, Ive owned a mark v for close to a year. The way that the fork/track ends are welded on to the seat stay/chain stays sort of makes me think that these frames were/are sourced from a factory that generally serves a major bike company. I dont want to say/think that its just (for an example) a trek frame with different ends welded on. That wouldnt make sense because the BB is higher. Or, did Tony/iro subcontract his design to have it made?
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May I add - we traveled from all over - New York, Iowa, Wisconsin, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and Japan all meeting in Oregon. All of us cousins were together ten years ago for my father's memorial service and figured 10 years was long enough to go without getting together again. - Winky


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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was fined $75,000 for criticizing the referees in a loss two days ago to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle was given a $35,000 fine for kicking the ball into the stands early in the fourth quarter of the same game at American Airlines Center in Dallas, the National Basketball Association said in separate statements.
Cuban, who has been fined more than $1.3 million for past criticism, told ESPN.com after the loss that "I haven't said a whole lot about the officiating in a long, long time, but I haven't seen it this bad in a long, long time."
"Guys miss calls; that's part of the game," Cuban said. "You're not always going to have a great crew. Officials have got to learn that's part of the game. But these were officials that have been part of the league for years, and it was just off-the-charts bad. And, if no one ever says anything, nothing ever happens."
Carlisle, who received a technical foul early in the fourth quarter for stepping into the path of an official in protest of a non-call, was ejected after kicking the ball into the stands with 9:34 left to play in the 95-86 loss.
He approached the spot under the basket to apologize to the fans who were hit with the ball, and later apologized at a news conference, saying that he intended to kick the ball back to the referee and that "I'm not a very good kick."
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Halle Berry takes a ride on the back of boyfriend Olivier Martinez's motorcycle. The pair sped off together after grabbing lunch at Pizzicotto in Brentwood, CA. Although Halle has found herself engaged in a custody battle over daughter Nahla, she recently said, "I hope she's proud of me. I'm sure she won't like everything I've done, but I hope she will appreciate that I dared to be myself and always did what I believed in. I hope those are qualities that I pass on to her."
Halle wore her Black Orchid jeans, a pink jacket and black motorcycle boots. I love how if you look back at photos of her wearing these jeans, you can see them gradually getting more worn in. I think they have worn really well! You can buy Black Orchid jeans at Singer22.com.
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Vanessa Hudgens in Black Orchid
Vanessa Hudgens was spotted arriving at LAX airport after doing some promotion in New York for her new film Beastly. Are you readers going to catch the film? What are your thoughts on it? Vanessa stayed comfy for the flight in a pair of Black Orchid jeans. She chose to wear the Black Jewel Zip Jeggings in Equinox for the day.
I am happy to see Vanessa pulled out her slouchy flat boots again. We have not seen her in them for quite some time. I've always liked the way her outfits looked when she wore her boots like this. They gave her look something a bit more than what she has been spotted in lately. Click here to purchase Black Orchid Jeans at Singer22.com.
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Looks like Kate Moss jumped on the Black Orchid bandwagon. These jeans just seem to be getting more and more popular. Though being as popular as they are, I think seeing them on Kate Moss must be a great feeling for them. She was spotted out and about in London wearing a pair of the Black Jewel skinny jeans in Newton. I like that many of the celebrities are rocking the more affordable brands right now like Black Orchid, Blank, and O*T*R. Kate herself was also spotted a while back wearing a pair by another lower priced line, O*T*R. It's good to see that they still choose fit over price.
I wonder what Kate thinks of what is going on with friend John Galliano? I am shocked to hear what has happened with him, being that he is my favorite designer. Then to hear what he has done is pretty appalling. I think many are going to be distancing themselves during this time from Galliano. You can click here to purchase Black Orchid jeans at Singer22.
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Halle was wearing her favourite denim brand, she chose the Black Orchid skinny jeans in Crystal wash which she paired with a black coat and black boots. I'm assuming it has got cold again in LA, the weather seems to be crazy all over the place right now. I can't believe how much Black Orchid has taken over the denim world, it's definitely become very popular. Buy Black Orchid at Singer22.com.
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FT. GAINES - Funeral service for the late Mae Willie Jackson, age 103, who died on Thursday, December 5, 2013 will be held on Thursday, December 14, 2013 at 12:00 Noon at the Springfield Missionary Baptist Church with burial following in the Kennon Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, both in Ft. Gaines, GA. This is according to Lewis Mortuary.
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New Jersey Courts Elevate First African American Woman to Appellate Division
Superior Court Judge Paulette Sapp-Peterson has been named to the Appellate Division effective Mar. 1, today announced Chief Justice Deborah T. Poritz. She is the first African American woman to serve in this role.
"Our appellate bench continues to be one of the best in the country," said Chief Justice Poritz. "Judge Sapp-Peterson will further strengthen this excellent group."
Judge Sapp-Peterson holds a B.A. from Douglass College and a J.D. from Rutgers School of Law-Camden. She began her legal career as a deputy attorney general, then served as a special assistant to the adjutant general for the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs. In 1980 she joined the New Jersey Air National Guard where she served as a Staff Judge Advocate for the 170 th Air Refueling Group and later the 108 th Air Refueling Wing until her retirement in 1994.
Judge Sapp-Peterson became a municipal court judge in 1981 and served in that capacity until her appointment to Superior Court by Gov. Thomas H. Kean in 1989. She has served in the Family, Criminal and Civil Divisions of Superior Court in the Mercer Vicinage. In 2001 she was appointed Presiding Judge of the Civil Division. She served a temporary assignment to the Appellate Division in the fall of 2005.
Judge Sapp-Peterson is a former member of the Supreme Court Task Force on Minority Concerns and the Committee on Model Civil Jury Charges. She currently is a member of the Civil Practice Committee and the Statewide Bench-Bar Liaison Committee on Civil Standardization.
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Wife's fury as "Big" AL ROKER packs on the pounds again!
With the big 6-0 looming in August, beloved NBC "Today" show weatherman Al Roker is once again waging the battle of the bulge.
The 5-foot-8 meteorologist weighed a scale-crunching 320 pounds before slimming down to 200 pounds after undergoing gastric bypass surgery in 2002.
But shocking new photos obtained by The National ENQUIRER reveal Al's back in the heavyweight class.
"As Al gets older, it's harder for him to keep the weight off, and he faces temptation every day," said a friend.
"Summer is Al's favorite time of year because he loves barbecuing, and he appears to be fattening up again.
"And his wife, Deborah Roberts, will read him the riot act!"
Al, who also hosts "Wake Up With Al" on The Weather Channel, has admitted that before his stomach-stapling procedure, "I ate myself stupid. I thought, 'I'm never going to eat like this again.'"
He wrote in a recent Facebook chat, "Only take 1 or 2 bites."
But he can't seem to help himself! "Is there anything better than bacon?" he wrote in a recent Twitter post. "If loving you is wrong, I don't wanna be right."
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We decided to call the movie ESPERANTO due to the mix of languages that we always speak when we are on the road. That trailer shows some of the major impressions that we had during our last season. It was basically a trip around the world, from China, to Norway, Sweden, Romania, Poland, Austria, Italy, Switerland to the US.
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At what age did you get married?
I was 21. :)
We were so young! We were highschool sweethearts. We waited a few years before we started having children so we had time to grow together before adding them to the mix. Here we are now 14yrs into our marriage and 4 children. I feel so blessed.
Brett's mommy- March 26th, 2008
Brynna's mommy- December 9th, 2009
i was 17! and me and my husband have been married happily for almost 2 years=]


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I wonder what Vitol makes of this, the timing of the apointment which coincides with a pp or should i say suicide debenture, seems odd, this is certainly nothing they would have approved of. I m in too deep to get aggravated but prepared to take a haircut if we bounce out of this as probably most of you are...
No Vitol in this one....
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