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Sunrise Calendar - An Outlook App
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"The best calendar app for iPhone." - The Verge
Sunrise is a free calendar made for Exchange, Google Calendar and iCloud. Sunrise also connects with all your favorite apps like Facebook, Evernote, Foursquare, TripIt, Todoist, Trello and more to make sure you're always up to date with all the events happening in your life.
With millions of users around the world, Sunrise is changing the way you manage the places you have to be, the people you want to see and the things you need to do. Whether you're planning your daily schedule or your next trip around the world, Sunrise makes it easy to keep track of everything in one beautifully designed calendar.
Sunrise also comes with Meet, the fastest way to schedule a one-to-one on the go. Meet is a keyboard that lets you select available time slots in your calendar without leaving the app you're in and send them to anyone through a simple link. You'll never schedule meetings any other way.
Sunrise automatically syncs between your phone, tablet and computer, so you can access your calendar from anywhere. It's that easy.
Make the most out of your days. We're here to help.
Key features:
- A beautifully designed calendar experience for your iPhone and iPad.
- Connects with all of your favorite apps: Facebook, Evernote, Asana, TripIt, Songkick, Wunderlist, Meetup and more. We're constantly adding new ones!
- Meet, a custom keyboard to schedule meetings from any messaging app.
- Interesting Calendars to follow your favorite sports teams or TV shows.
- Weather forecast based on your location.
- Google Maps for your directions.
- See faces and profiles of people you're meeting with using LinkedIn and Twitter.
- Smart icons.
Want to chat? Shoot us an email at email@example.com or say hi on Twitter at @Sunrise.
What's New in Version 4.21
Can you hear Clippy? He's shouting, he's cheering, he's clapping his hands. Eye-witnesses are even saying he's dancing, shaking that tiny metallic body of his. Why all this excitement? Well folks, Office 365 is now available in Sunrise!
This means you can now see all of your events - work and play - in one calendar, accessible from anywhere (even your desktop app!). Isn't that a good enough reason to celebrate?
To get your Office 365 account set up in Sunrise, update the app then head to the Settings and select "Add account". You'll be up and running in no time!
Comments, feedback, questions, love poems… We accept them all at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter (@Sunrise).
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I've been wishing for a calendar app on my phone that is most like my computer iCal, and Sunrise is it for all but a couple of minor issues! It seamlessly synced with my computer iCal through the cloud and my various calendar color labeling transferred exactly. The interface is easy, quick and intuitive. The only minor problem I have with it is that when adding events from my phone I cannot turn off event alerts and the time choice increments are minimal. On computer iCal you can specify any number of hours ahead or after. For example, I can't remind myself first thing in the morning for something 4 hours later if I schedule that event from the phone. The app also has it's own alert ding sounds which are different from iCal. You would have to edit the event from your computer in order to change the alert time and sounds. The red dot date circle on the badge is very easy to see on my home screen. Great job, Sunrise people! Love the cheerful name!
Almost, but not quite...
There's a lot to love about Sunrise-- clean interface, fast syncing, ties into Todoist, Tripit and Evernote. The iPhone version is actually 5 stars, but I had to knock off two stars overall for the lack of an agenda view on the iPad app. There's a somewhat arrogant explanation on their website: "We decided that the agenda view does not make good use of the available space offered by the large screen." But someone neglected to think about the fact that if you're going to pull in tasks & reminders from Todoist & Evernote to your calendar, it's actually useful to see things in a list format. All the other calendar apps-- Outlook, PocketLife, Fantastical-- offer a hybrid agenda view on the iPad, so you can see a list for the day married with a broader week or month view. This option makes sense from a UX standpoint, and I think it's lazy development to allow your features to be driven by internal opinion instead of actual UX. So three stars for the current version which would bump up to five stars if they add a hybrid agenda view to iPad app.
Best Calendar For Me
I have tried just about every calendar app there is and this one works the best for me. I initially had syncing problems with it but those seem to have resolved and may have been my fault in the setup.
This app gives you a great view of your day, the people you will be seeing and the places you will go. I love the integration of other apps like Wunderlist, Linked In, and Trello (a few I use for work) and the Meet feature that easily allows the ability to share your availability. They need to adjust how that is communicated though because I have found that if someone later deletes the appointment, it doesn't seem to let you know like it would a regularly schedule event. But that functionality is still really good.
As silly as this might be, I love the integration of the sports schedules and other calendars. I enjoy various teams and this allows me to easily import their game schedule onto my calendar. Again, not critical but a nice feature.
All in all it provides me with all that I feel like I need. I'd like to see natural entry added as a feature but it's not a must. I'd also like to see better integration of the invites and sharing availability options, but it's hard to complain because they are definitely better than most apps.
I would highly recommend this app to anyone who manages a pretty hectic schedule with lots of "players" as it helps me keep my people straight and my schedule straight.
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- Category: Productivity
- Updated: Jul 01, 2015
- Version: 4.21
- Size: 24.7 MB
- Apple Watch: Yes
- Languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish
- Seller: Microsoft Corporation
- © Sunrise Atelier, Inc.
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Animal Palace - Chapter 1 by phazemonWatch
©2010-2016 phazemon
i want to learn how to draw one of those birdies in the book
How did you make it so all the pages were one deviation?
I used Flash. I imported all the pictures and I had to type in a little bit of actionscript tot get the button to work. Then I saved it out as a single file.
Well, this is a very interesting series phazemon. Thanks for suggesting it.
Thanks for letting me know that, and for reading. And you're most definitely welcome. Nice to hear that you liked it.
omg i love this. LOVE THIS!!!!
Birds have boobs!? Interrobang please!
(bird people do kinda look wierd though) Flash format is convenient.
(bird people do kinda look wierd though) Flash format is convenient.
Guess what? (*spoiler*) She's supposed to get pregnant by him later in the story, too! And thanks, I wanted to make it convenient to read and didn't want around 60 pages floating in my gallery.
what happens next?! Must know what happens to them?! by the way i like the cheetah, they r my fav animal out there.
im an artist that loves dragons and wolves
im an artist that loves dragons and wolves
Don't worry, just got the second chapter lettered. They find out who the prisoner is, and there's a small battle and a race. They also find out how this has even happened in the first place. I plan to post it soon and I'll try to let you know when I have it up! Thanks for your interest! I like cheetahs a lot, too, by the way, which is probably why I chose one as the main character.
Haven't read it all, yet, but I'm loving your illustrations
Thanks, at least you enjoyed the pictures! Ha, ha! Thanks for the fav, too!
lol I will read it, too
Hey, no probs!
Hey, no probs!
Heh, heh. It's no problem. I understand that people are busy. Whenever you get a chance, if you'd like. Thank you!
I've read it, & want to know what happens next!!
Really? Wow, I'm honored! Happy that you liked it. I almost have the second chapter lettered. Hopefully I can put it up soon. I can tell you that the next chapter is where they find out who this prisoner really is, why all of this has happened, and what they must do next. You'll get to see a short battle and a race in this chapter, so hopefully you'll like the next one, too. Thank you for reading!

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Sorry if this has been mentioned already, but while browsing the latest files in the "all files" category, I realised a 4 month old template was on the first page. When going on that template page, it appears the "uploaded on" date has switched to yesterday, which is probably the main bug that caused the file to appear again on the first page. I have seen this before as well.
Yes i saw too. is a bug or new a feature?
I noticed that too. Perhaps it is a major update of the template.
the item its still on the main page. that's not correct in front of all the other authors that do not get this sort of promotion.
this should be fixed asap.
Hi guys, I think you are referring to my template. It was disabled for the last 8 days because somebody complained against it that it did not do things that it claimed to do. So I got the issue solved with flashden staff and it was finally made online yesterday.
Now, why the template is appearing on the first page is something that I am also curious about.
maybe its a way to apologize for disabling your item for 8 days , if it was not your fault off course
well, I'm not even sure if it was my fault or not. According to me, it was the buyer's mistake in the first place for not asking his questions before purchasing it (because I didn't mention any such feature he was looking for in the file description). He just assumed that the feature will be there and purchased it. Later he reported the file to flashden staff and it was disabled. It took this long to resolve the issue.
Anyway, I guess there is no point of discussing why the file got disabled since the issue is solved, because such things are better left to the privacy of fd support and the involved members.


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very cool love the white on her skin
Your skin shames the clothing better have it off and spare it the embarassment of comparison.
These boots are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do
one of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.
one of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.
Great expression!
ha thanks. she's definitely my favorite model. unfortunately i'm not related to her.
very nice contrast, such a bright white color against your lovely dark skin
I love the use of the black backdrop and the white sheets here
Or are they curtains...?
Or are they curtains...?
thank you. yes, curtains. but the wind was really abusing them that day.
gorgeous, love the pose, well done
Outstanding! Great pose... you look stunning.....as usual.
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When the competition talks about you instead of its own products.
I like comments that talk about internal components.
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Just like Ford's advertising... faster than a jetta, better warranty than a camry, more fuel efficient than an accord.
In other words "our specs are better, why won't you buy our cars !!"
Answer: because the overall user experience is not great.
I don't care if there is "seer stones" and chipmunks in the iPad, it works for me.
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The Old Speech Room was built in 1819-21 as a chamber in which to encourage public speaking. It was converted into a gallery by Alan Irvine in 1976 as a repository for the School's distinguished collection of antiquities and fine art. The Gallery runs the Old Speech Room Gallery Arts Society, through which boys help to research, design and curate exhibitions.
The collections comprise Egyptian, Greek and Etruscan antiquities, English watercolours, Modern British paintings, Japanese prints, photographs, sculpture, manuscripts, rare Bibles, printed books, coins, stamps and natural history. There is also a set of Stuart Devlin's parcel gilt Easter eggs. Designed in the tradition of Fabergé, each egg contains a surprise when opened, such as a jester, a fish in seaweed or a mouse in a wedge of cheese.
Sir Winston Churchill's A Distant View of Venice, 1929 is one of the highlights of the collection. It is an excellent example of his robust and energetic style. Churchill is above all a colourist. He captured the essence of the Venetian colour in the city, the clouds and their reflections in the water. The bravura brushwork gives texture to the surface of the canvas, from the impasto in the sky to the long, fluid strokes in the water. His enthusiasm was inexhaustible. In his essay Painting as a Pastime, he wrote: "When I get to heaven I mean to spend a considerable portion of my first million years in painting, and so get to the bottom of the subject."
Not all of the collections can be displayed at the same time but the following items are usually on show: Greek and Egyptian antiquities, paintings by Romney, Sir Winston Churchill, David Jones and Dan Llywelyn Hall and portrait busts of Old Harrovians such as Byron and Sheridan.
Recent exhibitions from the collections include Aspects of Albion (2013); About Turn: The best of the BAMS collection (2013); Second Definition (2013); Cloudscapes (2013); Fifty Years On (2013); Coptic Textiles Conserved (2014); A Cabinet of Curiosities (2014); In the Footsteps of Giants: Harrovian VCs, 1914 -1918 (2014); The Encyclopaedia Britannica Challenge (2014); The Boy Airman: An Absolute Stranger to Fear (2014).
Please see the Current Exhibitions page for information on what you can see in the Gallery at the moment.
Oil painting by George Edward Robertson: Student's Account at Harrow School, 1888. Acquired December 2013.
Charcoal, ink and chalk drawing by Angela Edmonds: Storm clouds over Sherborne, Gloucestershire, 1989. Presented by the Artist, February 2014.
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Civilization first appeared on the PC scene back in 1991. This fall, gamers will be able to play Sid Meier's latest Civ game, Civilization V. Once again you are able to create a society from the stone age and bring it into the modern age and beyond.
2K Games has just released the cover art of this latest game that is sure to keep die hard fans happy.
Linkin Park's Joe Hahn is directing the music video for the song "The Catalyst" that will also be part of EA's Medal of Honor. This video will premiere on August 1st. Medal of Honor, set to be released October 12th, will be available for the PC, XB360 and Ps3. It will take place in 2001 Afghanistan with both single player action and multiplayer.
I've noticed a trend between Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age: Origins. When one announces a DLC the other game is sure to follow. Shortly after Mass Effect 2's announcement we now have a new Dragon Age Origins DLC called Golems of Amgarrak.
During Comic-Con, Bioware gave PC gamers a little gift, the up-coming DLC.
This DLC is rumored to be harder than any of the other DLC so far and to be a bit more challenging. Even though it's the same battle system a new story to an already great game is always refreshing.
Check out Joystiq to read up on someone who had a taste of this DLC.
From Bioware's website, this new DLC will cost $5.00 and [...]


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The Hague has been named a village until the 19th century ... ieew... even it did have a prominent church large enough for any city to be proud of. I'm referring to the St. Jacob (Haagsche Toren), an important church, of which its leaders had close relations with the royals of Holland and the distinguished Stadholders.
Original born-in-The Hague people (Hagenezen) cannot without its church, named Grote Kerk (Large Church) and, to the insiders "Haagsche Toren" (Tower Of The Hague). When hitting this particuliar spot ... mail me and I would be happy to drag you around, ... my humble living-place is just around the corner, greetzzz RoyJava
Fondest memory: Actually not an original born-in-The Hague guy I feel some thrills too, seeing the Haagsche Toren from distance. Ofcourse my living-place is close to it, and I do feel happy walking around The Tower and its close shopping-center of The Hague. And you can smell the ocean ... really ;o)
Favorite thing: Since 1995, The Hague has a new townhall, public library and municipal archives right in the centre of the city between department stores, offices and theatres. The large, white building was disigned by the American architect, Richard Meier. About 2,300 civil servants work here, and it is also a meeting place for the people of The Hague.
Favorite thing: Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment ( VROM ).The building has 16 floors and is 60 meters high. The parking garage under the building is also open to the public.
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Robot Parents to Replace You Sucky Moms And Dads? USC is Working On It
American parents suck. They feed their kids corn syrup, plop them in front of TVs and iPads, and hope that the nanny's Spanish will rub off as a possible second language.
It's getting so bad that Yale University, with the help of L.A.'s own USC, is trying to develop a robot that will essentially do parents' jobs for them.
Well, that's not exactly how USC is spinning the project in a statement today (but it's certainly our read on it):
Over the next five years, the team led by Yale University will work to develop a new type of sophisticated, socially assistive robots to help children learn to read, overcome cognitive disabilities and perform physical exercise.
Sounds like mommy and daddy stuff to us, right?
USC says its part of a team that received $10 million from the National Science Foundation to look into these future parent-bots.
The school says the bots "will not replace human caregivers or teachers," but in the same breath it adds that researchers, led in part by Maja Matarić, vice dean for research and professor at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, want to ...
... create self-adapting machines capable of cultivating long-term, interpersonal relationships and assisting preschool-age children with educational and therapeutic goals.
Think baby won't look up to these machines and utter its first word -- Mommy!?
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So THAT'S what that's like.... by jollyjackWatch
©2012-2016 jollyjack
The Dark Knight is a hard act to follow, but The Dark Knight Rises did an admirable job and was actually far better paced. Didn't lag anywhere.
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lol love the comic! but I totally disagree about the movie. he goes through 2 "getting back in shape" montages in one goddamn movie. him getting thrown in the pit in the second act totally shot the movie dead for me. Then it just kinda meandered around for a while longer until it ended.
To be fair, where the hell do you go after you've made the greatest comic movie in history? Not an act I'd like to follow.
again, funny comic.
That is why I hated The Dark Knight Rises! I couldn't understand anything!!
In your opinion who has given batman the best voice?
Batman: Rasp rasp rasp
Joker: Why so serious?
Joker: Why so serious?
jeje, Funny.
So true. I never quite got how Bane managed to eat.
And the Joker was all "slort slobber smack".
Ha! Too true
I for the life of me couldn't understand half the mess wither of them were saying...i just wanted to see the explosions!!
lol funny.
It sounds like you understood Bane better than I did.
It lagged to Hell and back at the end. That ending... fills me with rage.
yes know how it feels to not know what someone is saying HAHA
LOL!!! this isa awesome!
First time I looked at this (before I watched the dark knight rises) I didn't understand, but after I watched the movie when I was driving home, I laughed my ass off.
My wife seriously hates Christian Bale's Batman voice... And I really couldn't understand half of what Bane was saying. I loved his character, and I could tell he was eloquent... But half the time I still thought he could just be spouting crap and I wouldn't know it.
yes batman that's what its like.
I saw the dark knight rises and I found the film not as memorable as it's predecessor.
Just saw Dark Knight Rises and this comic is exactly right lol I'll have to watch it on DVD with closed captioning to understand Bane completely.
Love that the title of this comic was an actual line in the movie (although for a different scenario).
To me, Dark Knight Rises was like Return of the Jedi.
BBWAAAHAHAHHAHA XDDDDDDd
To me Bane sounded like a cross between Sean Connery and Patrick Stewart. Kinda interesting when you find out that he played "clone" Piccard in Nemesis.
In this house; we can't even say the name 'Christian Bale' anymore without immediately resorting to stupid vocal noises reminiscent of a mentally damaged neanderthal.
Hahaha!!! I just saw the movie and found this hilarious XD Though while I thought Bane's voice was pretty cool, I found myself laughing in places because I thought he sounded like Sean Connery and imagined him saying "The day is mine Batman!!" XDD
Honestly, I would liken this Bane to the Lieutenant Mutant from the first Fallout game. He comes of as a Physically strong intellectual and not another grunt. Excellent, or as that one would out it, "Oh this is excellent."
*strokes chin* that second guy makes a very interesting argument
finally saw the movie, i almost cried..
I agree completely! Though i don't get why so many people had a hard time understanding him. I just thought he sounded funny. If he wasn't a big dude i would laugh at him.
I've yet to see it.
This weekend, maybe.
If I'm not blindsided by work.
Possibility: 50%, and dropping.
The weekend, I mean.
This weekend, maybe.
If I'm not blindsided by work.
Possibility: 50%, and dropping.
The weekend, I mean.
I agree with you on the pacing, but it didn't really feel like a proper "Batman" movie so much as "Darth Vader joins Occupy Wall Street."
Cant wait to see it. Did anyone else here hear about that joker dressed guy in Colorado who shot a bunch of people though? Maybe I'll wait untile it comes out on DVD. Just to be safe.
It was a great movie!
That's hilarious!
THATS BRILIANT! I still laughing
Yes his bat voice is kind of silly sometimes. I think the new bat helmet thing squishes his face into fishy lips when he leaves his mouth hanging open at the end of sentences. The old cowl was more flattering. As bat themed cowls go...I guess...I can't take his combination of fishy lips and raspy voice seriously sometimes.
Still a good movie !
Still a good movie !
I couldn't understand Bane half the time. I REALLY couldn't understand him when he was in the stadium. And I have to say this, Batman sounds hillarious when he's mad.


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©2011-2016 EliseEnchanted
the blue and the red r so perfect!
Very nice shot!
Very nice shot! I like the multiple colors, that shade of turquoise and the raspberry tone of the leaves along with the partly peach light particles! Simple, but very unique, has some kind of...spiritual life in it I guess? Haha I don't know, this seems kind of like a photo that could go along with Haiku!
i like the oriental feel to this one
love it!
Stunning contrast in colours.
love it !
very very nice!!!
Very pretty!
How do you manage to create such incredible colors in your shots? Something such as selective color in Photoshop? Whatever your method is, it works and I LOVE the results! ...Really love the tilted perspective, the shallow depth-of-field, and of course the colors in this shot.
The blacks and reds make this picture work so well together, not to mention the stark contrast of the branches against the background...
Your pictures are all amazing.
Your pictures are all amazing.
cool colours
Чудесная работа!!! Смотря на нее у меня на душе появляется необьяснимое приятное чувство...
great pic, it makes me sad, when I look at it, this is great!!!!
beautiful colours
Absolutely gorgeous,dear! I really love the bokeh and the colors.
The colours are just perfect!
great colors
Love the contrast of colors
amazing bokeh
nice blue
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I decided to give myself some practise with my new microphone... This is what happened.
I know. I'm scared too.
I know. I'm scared too.
[Insert vid of George Mcfly laughing his ass off at The Honeymooners]
Those were some great voices impressions as well! 10/10 - IGN "Would watch again"
Those were some great voices impressions as well! 10/10 - IGN "Would watch again"
Gollum was just too much easy.
Was the Gollum part really necessary? It's funny enough already.
That was funny as hell.
ok WHO DID THE SMEAGUL IMPRESSION? he deserves a gold medal for BEST VOICE ACTING EVER!
Why it dosen't work?
I...wait...what? WHY DO YOU KEEP DOING THIS TO ME?!
XD that was awesome and hilarious! great impressions, sounded just like them :3
That was no where near stupid.
Best impression ever BTW.
Best impression ever BTW.
I want my 30 seconds back. >:I
BEST 30 seconds of MY life!
That was hilarious!
That was hilarious!
best 30 seconds of my life :3
omg!! your animations are awesome!! and you can do voice acting too!! you sir, deserve a medal
omg dude is that your voice? if so.....someone deserves an award
I have no idea what the hell just happened.
All i know is that it was awesome.
All i know is that it was awesome.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGG XDDDDDD Loled my face of
good practrise x_D
good practrise x_D
This is no where near stupid. I watched this 3 times because I thought it was so funny. You do their voices so well!
oh jeez i couldnt stop smiling CX this made my day! ur good at voice acting too! keep doing it ;3
XD i can't stop laughing x3 amazing job buddeh
What happened?
I must say, though, Squirrel, it is funny, weird and scary at the same time,
def. fav
I must say, though, Squirrel, it is funny, weird and scary at the same time,
def. fav
jajaja i love it
O_O i love this (not in a pervert way>:3)
You. As Herbert the Pervert.
That is truly amazing.
That is truly amazing.
Thanks, one of the few things I can impersonate well.
I don't know if you had practiced with characters, but I think you would be cool for voice acting. XD
best 30 seconds of my life ever lol
Oh god I died... x'D
;; u;; amaziinngg otnjgrkm,gwsrfed
;; u;; amaziinngg otnjgrkm,gwsrfed
that was not stupid, that was laugh ass off funny!
Wow! The title of your work doesnt lie but I give it a thumbs up anyway!
Lucky there's a perverty guy..
I could so imagine Herbert doing that if them two ever met xDD
Awesome work, it was really funny :3
Awesome work, it was really funny :3
. . .
yes. indeed the stupidest 30 seconds of my life.
yes. indeed the stupidest 30 seconds of my life.
Holly lol
GOLLUM. SUCH LANGUAGE FROM A HOBBIT. No matter how the ring affected you... FOR SHAME!


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Dec 10 2012, 5:34am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Pamela Anderson has a tax debt of over $370,000.
The buxom blonde was hit by two separate tax liens from the government, ordering the 45-year-old star to cough up the money for her unpaid taxes in 2011 immediately.
The first lien was filed by the Inland Revenue Service (IRS), claiming Pamela owes $259,395.75 for 2011 taxes, while the State of California also says the 'Baywatch' beauty owes a further $112,118.90 for 2011, according to TMZ.
The 'Dancing with the Stars: All Stars' contestant - who was axed from the ballroom dancing contest in the first round - has previously had tax problems, notably in 2009 when she was hit with a lien for a whopping $1.7 million.
Pamela has even been blacklisted on California's list of 'Top 500 Delinquent Tax Payers' in the past.
Following her short-lived spell on 'DWTS: All Stars', the 45-year-old star has reportedly signed up for British talent show 'Dancing on Ice' in a bid to ice skate her way to victory - and the prize money.
A source previously commented: "Pamela will bring a bit of Hollywood glitz and glamour to the show, which we will all need come the winter.
"She's no stranger to dancing in front of viewers after her stints in America."
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Wow, that looks incredible. Well done my friend. I unfortunately don't have the budget for that or I would certainly be interested
See what I did there?
See what I did there?
This is epic! What is the sculpture made of?
Neat-o. Terrible pun, I know. Still looks amazing!
Too bad you got the right arm completely wrong.
This is brilliant.
So epic haha
This is freaking gorgeous. Like amazing work!!! I love this game and nito is on my top favorites of npcs <3
thank you! what are some of your other favorite npcs from dark souls or demon's souls?
I haven't played demon souls yet. Plan on buying it since I love dark souls so much. I love Andre he's wicked cool. THe derpy hydra just makes my day. XD I haven't gotten to Nito in the game yet, but I just love his design~ I also LOVE Seeth the Scaleless can't wait to reach him either. Same with Priscilla~ SO MANY OF THEM! However. I dislike the capra demon boss. ;_;
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This is the cover of the prequel to The Cape, the team of the original series remains almost the same, Joe Hill, Chris Ryall, writen by Jason Ciaramella, art by me. Zach continues with the covers (tomorrow upload the first one). On sale July 4 (of course) I hope you like!!!!
Saludos a todos.
Saludos a todos.
that's good!
que guay!
beyond awesome, bruv.
excellent cover art!
going to be a fun ride!
Excelente trabajo!
wow, that's awesome!
and it looks ve~ry interesting
and it looks ve~ry interesting
This is awesome!


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Hells HeelsHells Heels (1930) - Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Theatrical Cartoon Series by Dave Koch
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- Walter Lantz Productions
- Animated Characters: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Pete.
- Originally Released in 1930.
- Production Number: 3010
- Black & White
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This was the 20th Oswald cartoon made by Lantz and it shows he had a very different concept for the title character. The story line makes it abundantly clear this was not made for a child audience. As the film opens Oswald and two other characters are in a desert singing about their upcoming adventure. They pass a sign welcoming them to Heela City � A Naughty Town for Naughty Men. The film becomes as surrealistic as any of the Van Beuren Tom and Jerry cartoons. Skulls sing to them before the three head off to rob the town's bank. Oswald is appointed to light a stick of dynamite then take it into the bank. When he refuses his partner tosses him in, the dynamite explodes, Oswald disappears and his partners have had their skin blown off. They are now skeletons (Blooper. � One of the trio had a wooden right leg before the explosion. Afterward he has two legs.) Oswald drops from the sky, opens a big safe and out jumps a sherriff who pursues Oswald for the rest of the film. At one point the Sheriff makes a neck slashing gesture and his head falls off. He picks up, sticks it back onto his neck but it is backwards. Meanwhile out on the desert a puppy is truing to get milk from a skeleton cow that somehow still has a graphic udder. Oswald appears, tries to help, but learns the pup is the child of the Sheriff. As Oswald tries to find water for the pup they pass a Wanted Sign for Oswald. Despite no picture showing on the poster the pup knows he needs to turn his companion over to his dad. When they finally find water it is poisoned. Oswald saves the pup from drinking it but the pup knocks out Oswald and hauls him off to turn him in. The sheriff shots at Oswald who breaks into many little Oswalds and runs off.
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In this wonderfully zany, early Walter Lantz short (a loose spoof of the 1930 Universal feature "Hell's Heroes"), Oswald is a fugitive on the run with the unenviable task of returning an abandoned child to his father (who also happens to be... (read more)
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Sugar-Free Spiced Pecans Recipe
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"My mother makes these and they're fantastic," writes Audrey Stewart of Forest Hill, Maryland. "If you arrive at her house late, there might not be any left!"
- 1 egg white
- 1 pound pecan halves
- Sugar substitute equivalent to 1/2 cup sugar
- 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- In a large bowl, beat egg white until frothy. Add pecans; stir gently to coat. Combine the sugar substitute, cinnamon and salt; add to nut mixture and stir gently to coat.
- Spread into a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 20 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring once. Cool completely. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 5 cups.
Originally published as Spiced Pecans in Healthy Cooking June/July 2008, p59
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