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Created by The Richards Group, it stars centenarians along with the brand's all-new 2015 Dodge Challenger, which debuted April 16 during the New York International Auto Show.
Dodge brand president and CEO Tim Kuniskis revealed the spot as part of the highly anticipated reveal. The original video went online at 11:30 a.m. ET, with a "Director's Cut" posted at 3 p.m. ET on the brand's social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
As of Monday evening, the original video had garnered more than 3.5 million views on YouTube alone, while the director's cut was closing in on 3.2 million views on YouTube.
Previous 24-hour record views held by the Chrysler Group include iconic Super Bowl commercials including "Born of Fire" (790,258) "Farmer" (542,817), "Whole Again" (321,798), "Halftime in America" (444,420), and "America's Import" (246,603).
To commemorate the brand's century mark, the ad honors centenarians and celebrates their 100 years, giving them the chance to offer words of wisdom to viewers: "I want to tell the world what I have learned." "Learn from your mistakes." "Live for now." "Because life is good, you make it good." "There are miracles all around you."
As the spot progresses, their words begin to take on more attitude and defiance, as the sounds of an engine roars in the background. "Keep your eyes open and sometimes your mouth shut." "Be Strong." "Don't complain." "Don't always do what you're told to do." "Don't be afraid." "Suck it up!" "Hesitate and you lose!" "Be a bad boy!" "Raise hell!" Put your pedal to the medal. "Live fast!" "And never ever forget where you came from."
"You learn a lot in 100 years," says on-screen copy, as a 2015 Challenger screeches out of the frame. "Dodge. Born 1914."
Advertising with emotions that resonate with viewers have become the automaker's signature, says veteran auto analyst Michelle Krebs.
"This is precisely the kind of advertisement we have come to expect from Chrysler," Krebs tells Marketing Daily. "If you look at all of Chrysler's recent ads -- starting with the Eminem and gritty Detroit, followed by the Clint Eastwood and then the farmer ads all done for Super Bowls, what they have in common is people and an emotional connection -- more than the car or truck. They probably won't sell cars in the short run, but they get attention and go viral."
The video shows the power of the storytelling and human connection at its best, says Olivier Francois, chief marketing officer of Chrysler Group LLC. It has aired online only, without television or print support.
"There is no other brand that could do 'Wisdom' because there's only one Dodge," Francois says in a release. "It has a DNA that's just not like the others. And, like the centenarians featured in this video, it's got 100 years of attitude behind it."
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Palestinian militants set up an explosive device in preparation for a possible Israeli army ground operation in Gaza Strip June 27. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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i zoomed in on the pic and it looks like
the watch has 2 seperate sections/faces/
anybody know if u.s. special forces of anykind
wears a kool communications watch
or something like that
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Arabs are infact considered caucasians. There is a wide variety of skin colours amoung them.
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Originally posted by yeah right
mr soldier guy on the right
its not how he holds the gun
its the way he is standing
like many a young punk i've seen standing around
and the zoomed in pic is on my hdd
all i did was copy it from that site
and zoom in on it
everything WAS all peaceful over there
i'm thinkin somebody just might be settin the whole isriael - palestine thing
up to go off bigtime
and it looks BIG they have alot of tanks and stuff
ready to cross the boarder to wipe em' out

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The U.S. House passed a three-month highway funding bill as members prepare to leave for an August recess without considering a long-term proposal by the Senate. more
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Gasoline prices fell 2 cents in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, the third consecutive week of declines, according to AAA Northeast. more
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(updated 2:48 p.m.) Rob Levine & Associates, a personal injury law firm, is offering free car rides in Providence and Newport as part of a marketing effort. more
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Gasoline prices dropped 2 cents in Rhode Island, and 6 cents in Massachusetts, the second consecutive week of declines, AAA Northeast said. more
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Self-serve, regular unleaded gasoline prices plunged 4 cents in Rhode Island and fell 3 cents in Massachusetts from last week, according to AAA Northeast. more
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With average monthly energy bills of $346, Rhode Island is the fifth most energy expensive state, according to the latest study by WalletHub. more
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Lockheed Martin Corp. is in advanced talks to acquire United Technologies Corp.'s Sikorsky helicopter business, the Wall Street Journal reported. more
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Driving on Rhode Island's poor roads will cost drivers an extra $467 a year in repairs, the highest amount among the New England states and third highest in the nation, according to a federal Department of Transportation report released this week. more
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Analysis: Hockey split puts Michigan on NCAA bubble
The Michigan hockey team beat Penn State 5-2 Saturday night but the Wolverines are not a happy group this Monday, and for good reason after they blew a late lead and lost to the Nittany Lions Friday. The split further weakens U-M's NCAA Tournament hopes.
The good news is Michigan awoke this morning sitting 14th in the Pairwise Rankings, and still in position to make the NCAA Tournament with a guaranteed seven games remaining in the season (six regular-season contests and a Big Ten Tournament game). However, the Maize and Blue were 10th before the slip-up to the last-place Nittany Lions.
U-M entered the weekend seeking revenge after losing 4-0 to Penn State Feb. 8 - a win that marked the first in conference play for the Blue and White. Instead, Michigan suffered an even bigger humiliation in blowing a 3-1 lead, and then a 4-3 lead when it allowed a goal with just 4.6 seconds left in the third period, before losing at home to the Nittany Lions, who arrived in Ann Arbor 1-10-1 in league play.
"That was a nightmare," one source from inside Yost said after the game. "Absolutely embarrassing. No excuses. Just flat-out terrible."
While the coaches and players were irate - sophomore captain Andrew Copp kept repeating that the Wolverines' performance was "unacceptable" - they may have seen it coming based on an alarming trend that has plagued this team for too long.
Poor team defense.
Every week head coach Red Berenson and his assistants stress better defensive-zone coverage, but every week the issue is a determining factor. The fact is, this defense is far less talented than is typical of Berenson's teams; the early defections of Jon Merril (would-be senior), Jacob Trouba (sophomore) and Connor Carrick (sophomore) have created a talent void on the blue line that has been filled with middling skaters.
It hasn't helped that some of the more talented players have regressed.
"Honestly, there are four kids on the defense that should be really good, and only one is playing to his potential," the insider noted. "The freshmen are struggling, and even some of the veterans.
"It's been a constant source of frustration for the coaches because all week they work on changing habits and then in games, the kids panic and go right back to the bad habits that are leading to turnovers deep in the zone, and the second-chance opportunities that are ending up in the back of the net."
Goalie play has also been inconsistent. Look at the goals allowed in the last five games: four, five, four, five, and two (Michigan is 1-4-0). While the team defense has been bad, sophomore Steve Racine and freshman Zach Nagelvoort have not stolen a game for U-M.
"Early in the season, the goalies were playing really well, and covering up a lot of the deficiencies defensively, but they've both come back down to earth and with the chances we're giving up every good shot is going in," the insider continued.
The byproduct of the slumping defense is that the Wolverines need more from their offense, and while they scored nine goals over the weekend, the Maize and Blue scored just four in their previous three games and are seemingly in a constant rut.
"It's the same thing with the forwards as with the defensemen, just too many guys underperforming," the source said.
"Early on in the season, there was such incredible chemistry and we were just finding a way to win, but you can't sustain that over an entire year. You need your best players to be your best players because those are the guys that keep the confidence up. But up front, and then especially on defense, a lot of our best players have gone through their own personal struggles, and it's affected the team's overall confidence."
Michigan did rebound from its loss to PSU for a solid 5-2 win Saturday, holding a lead throughout and dominating Penn State in shots 39-20, including a 22-6 second-period advantage, but those efforts have been far too few in recent weeks.
Going forward, this team needs to capitalize on its solid play and carry that over into this weekend's series against Ohio State. The Wolverines badly need a sweep.
"With eight games left, we sort of looked at it and thought 6-2 definitely gets us in the tournament, 5-3 probably did too as long as one of those losses wasn't to Penn State," the source noted. "Now, after two games, we're 1-1 and lost to Penn State.
"We can't really calculate what it will take, we just have to win."
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I have been repeatedly asked how, as a fiscally and socially conservative Republican, I could advocate for the bipartisan coalition in the state Senate. The simple answer is that Alaska is different. Watching Fox News or MSNBC gives no insight on how to best govern Alaska's resources. The red-blue split in philosophy at a national level cannot be thoughtlessly applied to Alaska's unique circumstances. The complex answer is that we are an owner state.
In 1920, Congress voted to retain the subsurface mineral rights to all federal lands, even when transferred to private parties. This provided a different development model for late-populated Western states like Alaska. The Statehood Act cemented this policy by dictating that Alaska could not divest the mineral deed of the 103 million acres it received after statehood. Therefore, Alaska will never be Texas, where individuals own the resource in the ground and transact mineral leases as private enterprises. The state is required to own and develop oil and gas, and the Alaska Constitution appropriately charges it to manage that wealth in trust for the maximum benefit of its people.
This reality is reflected in the state's budget and the work of the Legislature. In 2011, the state collected $9 billion in revenues, $8 billion of which was from oil. Almost 90 percent of state funds thus come from North Slope oil fields developed predominantly by three companies. So the primary duty of the state's executive and legislative branches is the responsible oversight of this global energy resource owned by Alaskans. That includes managing it for the best interests of its beneficiaries/shareholders, the people of Alaska.
Consequently, every legislative session in the last decade has been dominated by oil and gas issues, either taxation or gas pipeline development. The Legislature is at its best when it handles these issues in a nonpartisan fashion. Every major advance -- getting TAPS permitted, regulating pipelines, enacting a realistic severance tax, an ad valorem tax, a tough antitrust law and separate accounting for oil and gas taxation -- was a bipartisan act, not marked by Democratic or Republican party labels but by a philosophically united coalition standing tall for Alaska.
Three governors, Democrat Bill Egan and Republicans Walter Hickel and Jay Hammond, understood this concept. While they were political rivals, with sometimes competing visions, each unabashedly acted as our chief executive and pursued Alaska's ownership interests first. Many Democratic and Republican legislators since the 1970s have similarly understood their role as stewards of Alaskans' resources. The members of the last session's bipartisan Senate coalition were of that mold. They said no to a transfer of $2 billion of Alaska's dollars each year to the oil companies when nothing was offered in return. They also said no to a small-diameter gas line that would bypass Fairbanks and do little to reduce high energy costs to Alaska homes and businesses.
Individually we each own about one seven hundred thousandth of the oil resources managed by the State of Alaska. That interest earned $22,000 for each of us last year. Although most of those revenues are spent on state services or saved, rather than being paid to us as a dividend, they nonetheless impact every facet of our daily life. I thus encourage Alaskans to analyze legislative candidates in a manner similar to how they would vote for board members of the largest stock holding in their portfolio. The best applicants will understand their obligation to maximize our long-term shareholder wealth, including a willingness to study oil and gas issues in detail and, as appropriate, act independently. Like being a board member of Disney, Apple or any other company, this has little to do with political affiliation and everything to do with performing as a fiduciary.
That is why I believe Alaskans should vote for candidates who will backseat personal ambitions and party politics to their responsibility to develop our energy resources for our maximum benefit. We are an owner state and it is time we start acting like owners.
Bill Walker owns an Anchorage law firm that practices oil/gas and municipal law. He ran for governor in the 2010 Republican primary.
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KSH3 - A drinking club with a running problem
View the new article about the Koh Samui Hash House Harriers published in Samui Times on 8 July 2014
Click here to view the GPS map of the run no. 550 of 6th July 2013 in Soi 1 Maenam
Click here to read the letter written by the Occasional Hasher about the Red Dress Charity Run 23 March 2013
View the new article about the Koh Samui Hash House Harriers published in The Nation on 23 February 2013
Welcome to the Koh Samui Hash House Harriers Website. You will find on this site our Hash Gallery, Hash Video and other information about the Hash.
The Hash run is designed for a group of individuals (Normally referred to as the "Pack" or "Hash") to follow a trail (true or false) of two or three other individuals (normally referred to as the "hares"). The distance varies from 7-10 km and the finishing point is usually the starting point... though not always so.
After the run (in case you made it back) we form a kind of circle and do stupid things and drink beer. That's it Hashers... On On
Meeting Point Lamai
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LOS ANGELES - Freshman Luc Richard Mbah a Moute scored 14 points and No. 19 UCLA overcame a sluggish first half to beat Oregon 70-53 on Sunday in the 100th meeting between the schools.
UCLA (22-6, 12-4 Pac-10) took the court for their final home game of the season, knowing that a win would leave it with no worse than a tie for first place in the conference with California heading into Thursday's showdown with the Golden Bears at Berkeley.
The game was played in front of a crowd that included seven players from the Bruins' 1968 NCAA championship team, including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lucius Allen, Lynn Shackelford and Hill Street Blues actor Michael Warren.
Arron Affalo scored all of his 14 points in the final 11 1/2 minutes, and Jordan Farmar had 11 points for UCLA The Bruins, vying for their first Pac-10 title since 1996-97, finished their home schedule 13-3. It's their best record at Pauley Pavilion since going 15-1 in 1998-99 under Steve Lavin.
Aaron Brooks scored 19 points for Oregon (13-16, 7-10). Bryce Taylor missed his fifth straight game because of a hyperextended right knee.
The Bruins, who limited Oregon State to one free-throw attempt in Thursday's 78-60 victory over the Beavers, didn't send Oregon to the line until Jordan Kent was fouled on a short jump shot with 14:37 left in the game. Kent missed both attempts, and UCLA's Michael Roll followed with his second consecutive 3-pointer to put the Bruins ahead 33-30.
UCLA extended the margin to 46-34, as A Moute capped an 11-2 run with a putback of Farmar's missed jumper with 9:23 to play. The Ducks got no closer than nine points on a 3-pointer by Brooks with 3:39 remaining.
The Bruins trailed Oregon 28-23 at halftime after committing nine turnovers. Brooks scored the first seven points of a 16-6 run that helped Oregon turn a three-point deficit into a 28-21 lead late in the half.
UCLA swept Oregon in the season series for the second straight year. The Bruins have beaten the Ducks 76 times overall, including four straight. Oregon has won only five times against UCLA at Los Angeles in 50 attempts.For more coverage of the UCLA Bruins, check out BruinBlitz.com.
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I love coconut. Coconut oil, coconut flakes, coconut milk, coconut water. But my most favorite coconut thing is coconut butter. Have you ever had it? UH-MAY-ZING! And you know what's even more amazing? Chocolate Coconut Butter!
Yes, coconut and chocolate. Could you just die? I'm in love.
Homemade coconut butter is easy to make at home. All you need is some shredded unsweetened coconut and a high speed blender or food processor. I prefer my high speed blender. It takes about a minute and a half. I have used the food processor but I'm not patient enough to wait the 15 plus minutes it takes.
Once you have your coconut butter made, just add a few simple ingredients and you have the most decadent, chocolatey spread you have ever had. I like to eat it right off of the spoon, but once melted, it makes a delicious frosting or spread for your favorite desserts.
Loaded with immune boosting coconut and antioxidant-rich raw cacao , this chocolate coconut butter is a treat you can feel good about indulging in. It's ridiculously simple and ridiculously good! Enjoy!
Chocolate Coconut Butter
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8 ounces of unsweetened shredded coconut (about 3 and 1/2 cups) (I used THIS brand)
1 TBS coconut oil, melted, (I use THIS brand)
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp unrefined sea salt (like this)
2 TBS coconut oil, melted
6-8 TBS raw honey (like this) OR REAL maple syrup
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- Process shredded coconut and 1 TBS of melted coconut oil in high speed blender for about 1 minute. You may need to scrape the sides with the tamper attachment.
- In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients and mix until you get a smooth paste. Add to blender.
- Process again for another 45 to 60 seconds, until it is of the desired consistency.
- This will harden at room temperature and will soften again at about 76'F.
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- 8 ounces of unsweetened shredded coconut (about 3 and ½ cups)
- 1 TBS coconut oil, melted
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- ¼ tsp unrefined salt
- 2 TBS coconut oil, melted
- 6-8 TBS raw honey OR REAL maple syrup
- 5 TBS raw cacao powder (or unsweetened cocoa powder)
- Process shredded coconut and 1 TBS of melted coconut oil in high speed blender for about 1 minute. You may need to scrape the sides with the tamper attachment.
- In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients and mix until you get a smooth paste. Add to blender.
- Process again for another 45 to 60 seconds, until it is of the desired consistency.
- This will harden at room temperature and will soften again at about 76'F.
Have you ever made your own coconut butter? Did you use a high speed blender or a food processor?
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Laughing is Losing! (Flash game) by illionoreWatch
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UPDATE v1.1
- Improved boost fairness (so opponent doesn't get unwanted overrides over player boosts (rare but could happen))
- Added 7 new boosts!
- Added 2 new reward pictures (you know you see the last of them when you see the "Twin-tickles" text.)
Okay, here's my new flash game!
Technically it's not hard to learn, but harder to master and before (or while) you start you might want to read up on the guide below, because that should clear up a lot of the confusion.
First things first...
First of all, this game allows you to "stop and pick up again later", provided you have the correct settings done to your browser (specifically to allow flash-cookies). Alternatively you can play this offline (after first downloading it - rightclick the "Download" button on the dA page and then choose "Save as...") because browsers tend to save flash cookies if you use the flash from your harddisk. I can't and won't give further help in how to get this working in the browser, you can google as well as me.
Secondly, this game has small "rewards" for playing and leveling up. There's in total 5 different pictures that you can see. The first one is available on team level 1 & 2, the next on 3 & 4, the third on team level 5 & 6, you get it. Going past level 10 there's nothing new coming.
GUIDE (Recommended reading)
Okay, so the first time you start this game, the only button you see is "Start a new team". If you have the flash cookies enabled (see above) you'll get a second button on next playing sessions, which allows you to continue with your existing team instead.
If you choose to start a new team you'll get a line-up of 8 girls. These are YOUR TEAM. Also, read the text on the screen, this introduces you to the game. You can choose to rename the girls on your team if you like (by selecting the name or dragging over it - you can change it). When you're happy with the team and you've read the introduction text, you can press the "Start" button at the bottom, which takes you straight into the game, to your first match!
When the match starts, four of your team's girls are chosen at random (via a lottery - you don't see this part) and they are placed at the bottom of your screen. So the other four stay at the side-line to watch the show. There's an opposite team of girls (only four of them shown at the same time) which are placed in the top of the screen. The opposing team is always displayed on RED cards, your girls are always displayed on YELLOW cards. So whenever you see these yellow cards, it's your girls.
Each match exists of 4 rounds, and each girl gets one go (typically, but there's an exception to this, which you'll find out later). Both players play cards SIMULTANEOUSLY (one card at a time) so you can't know beforehand which of the girls the other team sends into the ring, unless of course it's the last round. You need to go for a bit of luck, guessing or gambling when it comes to this, and hope your girl faces someone she can handle.
Once in the ring, the girls approach each other and have to try to tickle one another. If one succeeds to make the other laugh then she wins and the laughing girl loses. Winning GAINS you a star and losing COSTS you a star. Every girl starts out with 2 stars. The maximum amount of stars you can have is 5 (at which time you get a +5 point strategy bonus, but more about that later) and the minimum is 0 stars. If you would lose more stars than you have, you are permanently defeated and a new girl will luckily be ready to join your team.
Tickling with the Stars!
Each of your girls has their own stats, and you can see those on their cards. The most important statistics are the ones in the boxes on the right: Strat (Strategy), Atk (Attack skill), Def (Defense). I'll explain these from bottom to top because that's easiest:
DEF: Defense symbolizes your ability to defend yourself against an opponent trying to tickle you. This is a combination of your pure self control, toughness, concentration, but also possible armor/clothing you're wearing. The higher your defense is, the better you can resist an incoming tickle attack.
ATK: Attack skill symbolizes how skilled you are at tickling; your techniques. Do you just fumble around or do you know exactly when to apply pressure and when to just touch an area lightly? What is most effective when. What are a persons weak spots and sensitive areas? The better you know this, the better you can deliver a devastating attack. This is pit directly against the opponent's DEF value, so if you have an ATK of 3 but the opponent has DEF 4 you'll never get a laugh out of them, except maybe the grin and sneering comment about your sloppy techniques. ATK also defines the amount of experience you gain when you meet your opponent in the ring. Successfully tickling them yields the best experience, but for failing to get through to them, or even being tickled helps.
STRAT: Last but not least; Strategy. This is all about how you go about approaching your opponent. Do you jump them, or lure them in and then suddenly deflect them and grab their sides? A good strategy is no guarantee to landing the tickle opportunity, but it certainly helps! Your strategy value is pit against the opponent's strategy and this is done RIGHT at the start of the fight. The higher your strat is compared to your opponent's strat, the higher the chance is you'll be the tickler instead of the ticklee. Even with a strat of 100 vs 1, the opponent CAN surprise you and take the upper hand, so there are no guarantees to this, just improvements on your chances.
STARS: It's all about stars, baby! Stars represent fame and success. If you're a five star fighter, the audience is cheering FOR YOU and the boost gives you a +5 bonus to your stat (so if you have a stat of 3, it raises it to 8, giving you a nice edge over an opponent with a stat of 3). Having a bunch of stars gives you some room for losses, so it's not immediately a problem if you don't win a match or two. But that's not the only thing stars are good for. If you have gained enough fame (at least 4 stars) you can BUY a piece of armour, or a BRUSH from the shop (shows up in between of matches when appropriate). the armour gives you extra protection (+5 def) while the brush improves your ATK by 5. Gives you a nice edge for 'almost free' (because stars you can earn back by winning and if you're good enough to get 4 or 5 stars, you can do so again, right?)
EXP: The other way of improving your statistics is by leveling up, which happens once you've gained enough experience (EXP). There's a bar at the bottom, and it takes a total points of 5 times the current level to get to the next level. So at level 1 you only need to get 5 points of experience to reach level 2, but at level 2 you need 10, at 3 you need 15, and so on. Each time you gain a level you can raise your STRAT, ATK and DEF. You get in total 4 points to spend for this and you can divide them over the statistics in any way you wish. If you like to put everything to ATK or to DEF, or perhaps STAT, you can do that. Whether that is a smart thing to do is for you to decide. Each of the three statistics has their value and each of them are important. You can't just put everything into ATK (ignoring strat and def) thinking that you'll win a lot... because that's not how it works. You'll see why.
BOOSTS: There's one final perk to this game, and that's BOOSTS. They are like extra skills/bonuses which you can activate to get an EXTRA edge in the fights. These boosts are earned by winning rounds. Since there's four rounds per match, you can win a maximum of 4 boosts per match, but usually you'll earn less (because of lost rounds and 'draws'. -- a draw happens if the tickler can't get through the defense of the ticklee and thus doesn't get her to laugh). After the match (four rounds) is over you'll go to the "end of the match" display, where you see ALL of your eight girls (four at the bottom and four at the top). If you won any rounds you will see boost(s) displayed. They have a name and a short description. There's a number on the left of them and that shows in which order they are given. You'll have two buttons per card and they allow you to put the boost on the card (or replace an existing one). When you have put the last of the boosts onto a card you're automatically taken onward. If you didn't earn any boosts then you'll just get a notification of this and a button to continue to the next match.
This is also where you see a (small) image of two girls tickling each other, which is one of the bonus pictures. There's a pink "+/-" button to the right of it, which you can press to enlarge it. As I mentioned totally in the beginning, every few levels there's a new picture (you can see your team's level above the picture) so it might be nice to see if you can improve your team's qualifications.
Finally, when you have active combatants with boosts, you'll need to ACTIVATE the boost to use it, and they're one-time use. You can activate them by clicking on them... but you must do so before playing the card.
Note, that also the opponent will earn boosts by winning rounds, so sooner than later you'll probably have to face some of their advanced strategies as well.
I hope this prepares you sufficiently to understand the game... the rest is up to you. It takes practice to become a master!
Why can't i press the enter button?
Having some trouble here. When I win after activating the 'Fierce Approach' boost, the continue button doesn't appear. Not sure if this is true of the other boosts.
you have to choose what stats to upgrade.
hmm... It's been quite a while that I looked at this game... and now I don't really remember what the situation is there. If I recall well, the continue button doesn't appear for a reason. You may have to click some action or slot or something... I can't help much right now I'm afraid...
Round 3 of second match there isn't a 'continue' button like with the rest of the rounds.
one of the enemys is called sophie cole my last name is cole
The teams are generated randomly. It's very possible that some people see familiar names (although as both first and last names are randomized, this is purely coincidental).
Can you make it downloadable so I can open it in another window? It doesn't fit my screen as is.
This is pretty nice. Wish there was girl customization and stripping with lost stars.
there's dressing up, rather than stripping... but yeah, you never know, perhaps some day if I want to make another game like this.
Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for the comment!
This is great! Thank you!
and can a kid play this?
As far as I can tell, yes. Children learn fast, too. But it's best for you (if you're a parent) to play the game a little and make a decision for yourself. The most important thing you might want to keep in mind is that this game is rather 'tickle-heavy' and while you 'level up' there will be a 'reward picture' showing two girls tickling each other. The poses are different between those, but there's no nudity in the pictures.
when the are tickling each other some of the girls look like they have little girl parts but thats there bikini bottom
Not sure what you mean exactly, but no characters are meant to look like minors. There are different breast sizes (for variation) but there's no intention that this would be a mix of adults and children tickling each other.
some of the girls look like they have vaginas
At bikini heigth? Or were you talking about the one with the red outfit (big breasts), she was wearing a string. - Just updated her outfit so her panties are wider. Does that help? Otherwise I really need to know what you mean, because I'm not seeing it...
this game is cute but a little hard could you help?
Help, how? I think the game mechanics are explained pretty well already in the description. Other than that you basically have to 'get the hang of it' and add a bit of luck with the cards. I can't even give a good recommendation of 'what to level up' because there are different strategies.
You gotta make another game like this, but with more body parts and customizable characters! This is so fun though! Great work!
Customization and animation is a tricky combination. Customization means "more parts" (especially if I have to customize colours, because it requires me to do the lines and fill as separate parts in AS3) and animation means every part need to be able to move and possibly deform correctly in combination with all the other parts. The complexity increases steeply the more customization I add, or animation poses. That's a time investment like you don't want to know.
Sounds like hell. Guess you shouldn't then. XP
Indeed. It is a common mistake to make for people who don't know the processes involved, and how these things actually work in practice. It's so easy to think "Oh, it would be simple to add this, and that", while the truth is the complete opposite. Here (and in my new game) I very consciously have to make decisions which things I have to drop in order to make it doable. I can't do it all because it would spin very very quickly out of hand (and end up on the pile marked "unfinished").
If you ever can find the time, I would love if you would try! You'd be a legend probably. XP
I got someone with green skin
Dark green skin
Why did you put orcs in?
I look at your avatar picture and I see I made the right decision there.
There's indeed a chance on a bit more 'exotic' skin tones if you will. It's all within the artistic freedom
Sorry for just NOW commenting this.
Been busy with RL and such.
Cute game and quite addicting as always, Ill!
Been busy with RL and such.
Cute game and quite addicting as always, Ill!
This Game Is Really Fun It Keeps Me entertained Because When Im Not Doing Much I Could Go On this You Did A Really Great Job Buddy
Cool game, very interesting. At some point, I don't know why, I get stuck in the fight scene with no Continue button to press. Maybe is a matter of the cookies as you said. Fight was between Emma Rawlin and Chelsea Robinson. Other than that and a screen resolution problem the game looks very good. With a 1280x800 the game doesn't fit on the whole screen, so I gotta reduce the size of the browser in order to be able to see it entirely.
The "getting stuck"... does this happen fairly early, or much later in the game? This wasn't due to "leveling up", was it? The thing is, when your character levels up, you have to divide points onto the card (and the card stays on the left side of the screen, doesn't go back down until you have finished leveling up your character).
If that was the problem I would like to know... but if you've completed 'level ups' normally you obviously know to look for that and it can't have been that. Then there is a possibility of something else that's gone wrong, but I have never seen it before myself (and I played it a lot too, be it mostly in the development environment). Maybe it doesn't always run entirely correctly on every browser? Also, if you have downloaded the game and manually drag it into a browser window (so you play it 'offline' so to say) then it should rescale according to your browser window size. Bigger is better in this game because the description texts of the boosts are a little small.
Mmmm I think it could be the level up thing. I was a little rushed and I didnt realize of the + simbols. Thanks buddy. I've been playing for 2 and a half hours. It's quite adictive.
^^ I'm a little amazed the game is received as being such a hit. There's been more people who mentioned it was addictive. I'm happy to see I made something that's keeping people busy/happy for more than just a few minutes (creating any game takes hours and hours, but usually is counted in days of time investment). It's then nice if people don't "pick it up and never touch it again after 5 minutes".
I've been at this a few hours so I think I'll stop for now, but this is addicting XD


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By Denver Makle, 7th Army Joint Multinational Training Command Public Affairs
<b>Sgt. Robert Murray</b>
Age: 25
Current Unit: Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment
Current Position: Team Leader/Tank Gunner
Component: Active Army
Current Location: Hohenfels, Germany
Hometown: Port Charolette, Florida
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GRAFENWOEHR, Germany - At the Joint Multinational Readiness Center(JMRC) in Hohenfels, Germany, Sgt. Robert Murray of Company D, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, makes his money playing war games. He is a member of the professional opposing force at the JMRC
Murray is a tank-gunner and team leader. His unit has supported the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) since 2004. It deploys a company-size unit, during each ISAF rotation to Afghanistan. When not deployed, the 1-4 helps to train U.S. and International Soldiers for deployments downrange.
He's no ordinary Soldier, Murray has deployed, but with the Navy, before he became a Soldier.
"I was on oil platforms off the coast of Iraq, and transferring from to ship to ship." said Murray "They were U.S. civilian ships that carried other ships."
Murray expects to deploy with the 1-4. He says they are well-trained, and he is glad to go downrange with the team.
"Before we deploy, the Company D, does a pre-op training. We keep going over and over the skills," he said. "We do battle drills, and everyone knows what to do without thinking."
Being prepared for deployment helped him win the 2009 Joint Multinational Training Command's Soldier of the Year Competition.
Murray will represent the JMTC at the U.S. Army Europe competition in August.
"NCOs take in everything you can and pass it on to your Soldiers, and be professional at all times," said Murray. "Good NCOs should be smart on their feet, and take care of his or her Soldiers to help them be their best."
The competition was great training, said Murray.
"At first, I was worried about competing, but when it started I just let my body go, and I just kept pushing," he said. "This is such a good training event because you realize your weaknesses.
He said the competition has made him more aware that others may be watching him more closely.
"A good NCO knows how to lead, and he knows how to take care of Soldiers," said Murray. "I can take what I've learned in the competition and go back to my Soldiers and mentor them."


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FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. -- "You have to be strong and courageous. I have times when I am not. If you try to do this on your own -- and I am not talking about just God's help -- but the help of other people, I would say you are missing out on a tremendous resource," Chaplain retired (Col.) Scott McChrystal, Assemblies of God endorsing agent, told the crowd.
More than 400 people attended the annual National Prayer Breakfast at the Thunder Mountain Activity Centre, Feb. 23. A buffet breakfast was served to attendees before the guest speaker began to address the audience.
The event hosted a diverse group. An Israeli officer, Maj. Ran, read a Hebrew scripture; an Egyptian officer, Moustafa Mohammad, read from the Koran representing Islamic religion; and American Soldier Spc. James Hughes, representing Christianity, spoke from the New Testament.
The theme of this year's prayer breakfast was "Resilience." McChrystal said he thinks the prayer breakfast is important because it is one of the times during the year when people from all over the community can attempt to stop what they are doing, join together in a unified fashion, and just hear some challenges and know there is divine help available for all of us. Sometimes in the busy-ness of our individual lives we forget that, so we need to do it.
"If you weren't supposed to be here, you wouldn't be; God wants you here. If you are on a mission, doing God's will to the best of your knowledge and giving it all you've got, then there is no person; there is no thing; no shortage; there is nothing that is going to stop you from completing that mission except God Himself. The only other person would be you, and that would be if you don't cooperate or you quit -- that's what I believe. God will hear me, but whining doesn't work -- it just doesn't," McChrystal said.
"We need each other. So if you are going through a hard time and you know you need to be strong and courageous, you know you need to do this stuff. God's given you this mission; don't try to do it by yourself. I can tell you right now you are not that good -- I'm not that good -- and I hope we are not that stupid," McChrystal told the room in a serious tone.
Members of the audience had positive comments on the presentation.
"I think the event was excellent. The chaplain really made me understand his life-experiences and all the different life experiences we all go through, but that we should do the best we can that's within us. We need people to help keep us afloat and rise back to the top when we are low. I am about to graduate after being recycled; it shows you just have to keep going, no matter what," said Pvt. James Thomas, Company F 309th Military Intelligence Battalion.
McChrystal is the older brother to retired Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal. The speaker said his brother Stan epitomizes resiliency.
"The dude has not slowed down," he told the crowd.
"February is kind of the designated month across installations for the National Prayer Breakfast and, of course, we piggyback on a long-standing tradition going back to Eisenhower, I believe," said Chaplain (Col.) Ken Revell, Fort Huachuca Garrison chaplain. "The breakfast is important because folks need or long for purpose, direction and meaning in their life and spirituality speaks to that. We are more than just people who draw breath and draw salaries; we make it through life because we have meaning, and spirituality gives us that. Resiliency is something that Chaplain McCrystal chose because he is familiar with the Army and its struggles, and its ups and downs."
"We are coming out of a 10-year war; we are trying to refit, refocus and recalibrate. Resilience is part of the Army and what we need to do and how we need to get to the new 'normal' in life after being beat up a little, surviving deployments," he said.
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Liz Kormos and Michael Naughton, the two original CZAC members who did not resign after controversy surrounding a potential conflict of interest involving Kormos, released a report on Monday, Dec. 8, to the New Scotland Town Board recommending a 50,000 square-foot size cap on retail buildings, according to written information provided by NS4SED.
The Commercial Zone Advisory Committee no longer has the three members required for a quorum.
The recommendations also include and 100,000 square foot cap on retail shopping centers.
Kormos, a commercial real estate consultant, provided the board with a market feasibility study that states the limitations of development based on "demographics and shopping patterns in the Town and surrounding areas," according to information provided by the advocacy group New Scotlanders for Sound Economic Development. Kormos is a member of NS4SED.
"Since it is unclear whether the Town Board will replace the three members of CZAC that resigned and allow CZAC to complete its charge; Michael Naughton and I felt it was important that the Town Board see the analytical data that clearly shows that the proposed 100,000 sq. ft. retail building and a 350,000 sq. ft. shopping center is neither economically viable nor sustainable," said Kormos.
The study showed that the largest size big-box retail store that could be supported in New Scotland is 36,000 square-feet, based on a "community draw,"10-miunute drive. It states that 18,000 new homes would be needed to support a 10,000 square foot retail store. It also states that a "regional" draw would not be supported because, there are simply too many other regional drawing stores within a 15-minute driving distance with access to major arterial or interstate roadways.
Supervisor Tom Dolin said the Wednesday, Dec. 10, Town Board meeting could feature a discussion of the matter, but he is unsure at this time.
"I'm going to communicate with the board informally. It's very possible that it could be on the agenda, Dolin said. "I want to think about it; I want to read it first."
The report also showed that 16,000 to 46,000 square feet of grocery store space could be supported.
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The 160 metres of main, on the footpath of Robertson Road at Raceview, was split into two sections for water bypass control. Once the bypass was in place and connected, the main water valves were shut, with only a small leak on the uphill side, and work commenced. Ipswich Water used their larger Grundoburst 800G supplied two years ago by TT Asia Pacific, expecting this to be a tough job, beyond the scope of the 40 tonne Grundoburst that they also own. As it turned out, by using the right accessories for bursting cement-lined cast iron mains and attachments, the main was burst with only 16 to 20 tonnes of pullback force and the attachments such as Tees and Hydrants only required an extra 10 tonnes of pullback force to burst through these as well. The 225 mm main had only 800 mm to 1,000 mm of cover and there was concern over the potential surface damage to concrete driveways and bitumen side street crossings with the 290 mm expander but no such movement occurred.
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|Reviews for The wished away child
| WRose chapter 36 . 8/8/2015
A twisted story
| Guest chapter 8 . 7/29/2015
Very lengthy and boring, clear up to chapter 8.
| Lady Knight of VT chapter 36 . 7/5/2015
I find that I'm torn by this story. On one hand, I'm a little disturbed by the Jareth/Jeremy stuff. But on the other hand, I find I really like our King where Sarah is concerned and even think I want more of this almost-too-dark Jareth. Plus you know how to write a villian! When the Trow started eating fairies I wanted to reach through the folds of reality and do damage to him myself! Good writing :)
| jenaleec chapter 2 . 11/21/2014
Ok... i dont mind a dark gobblin king but... sarah is a child... we are borderline pedophelia here... not to mention the fact that Jarith kissed Jeremy was rather distasteful... i do hope this is not going to tuen into child rape...
| Mangamolly1991 chapter 10 . 10/15/2014
Bravo, may I say, bravo.
| Cheliandra chapter 32 . 4/13/2014
Boy, I'm with Atharina on this one. Does she have a problem that he raped her? Yeah, I'd say so. What a disgusting piece of writing. And you're pretty much illiterate as well.
| Atharina chapter 32 . 9/14/2013
"Head, bowels, soul one"? What the hell kind of wedding vow is that? And Jareth asking her if there's a problem? That's just...bad writing and bad visualizing.
| Lozzarooni chapter 36 . 7/14/2013
Excellent story telling, I rather enjoyed Jareth's dastardliness in this one, manipulating not just Sarah but Jeremy as well. Well written and as always a pleasure to read.
| Honoria Granger chapter 6 . 3/23/2013
This story is just nasty. Sarah kissing Sir Ellery is just plain perverted. I've been liking your stories, if not your appalling semiliteracy, nonexistent grammar and poor spelling, but this one is disgusting. I gave it a few chapters more, as it seemed to be getting better, but this is it.
| Honoria Granger chapter 2 . 3/23/2013
Eeewwww. I am not liking this Jareth at ALL. And Jeremy even less. And I'm REALLY not liking them kissing. Bye.
| Honoria Granger chapter 1 . 3/23/2013
Baronets, though they have hereditary titles, are strictly not considered members of the peerage. Peers are dukes, marquesses, earls, viscounts and barons (lords).
| billybarnes844 chapter 36 . 3/14/2013
great fic but what happens when they have children? what will he/ she inherate?
by the way loves the split father ending for jareth made my day
| confused chapter 36 . 3/14/2013
i was wondering doesn't toby have to be from linda's line to be the wished away child?
| GoblynQueen chapter 36 . 7/25/2011
and yet another story i'm only too happy to add to my favorites :)
| GoblynQueen chapter 30 . 7/24/2011
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Yellow tape on the beat, it's no wonder why they love me
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Cajun Pork Sandwiches Recipe
This recipe's specially seasoned rub gives tender juicy pork a slightly spicy flavor. You'll watch in delight as these delicious sandwiches disappear from your buffet table! I also like to prepare these for weekend lunches.
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each), trimmed
- 2 teaspoons vegetable oil
- 3 tablespoons paprika
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1-1/2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 36 French bread slices or mini buns
- Butter
- Lettuce leaves
- Thin slivers of green and sweet red pepper
- 1. Place tenderloins in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Rub each with 1 teaspoon oil.
- 2. In a large bowl, combine the paprika, oregano, thyme, garlic powder, pepper, salt if desired, cumin, nutmeg and cayenne; pat over tenderloins. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- 3. Bake at 425° for 25-30 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Let stand for 10 minutes; thinly slice. Spread bread or buns with butter or mayonnaise; top with lettuce, pork and green and red pepper. Yield: 3 dozen.
Nutritional Facts
Diabetic Exchanges: One sandwich (prepared without salt and served on a mini bun with 1 teaspoon fat-free mayonnaise) equals 1 starch, 1 lean meat; also, 124 calories, 194 mg sodium, 15 mg cholesterol, 16 gm carbohydrate, 8 gm protein, 3 gm fat.
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Light-Bodied Red Wine
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Papelbon says Red Sox still owe Rays for brawl
Updated: June 13, 2008, 9:53 PM ETESPN.com news services
Over? Did you say over?
The Red Sox-Rays rivalry has turned into one of Major League Baseball's nastier feuds. And even after multiple suspensions for the teams' last dustup, in which brushback pitches and punches were thrown, it's not over, Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon said.
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Remids me of the time I had to go in the bowels of the Yantar lab in S.T.A.L.K.E.R...
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this is what im seeing
a ruined old facility with lots of visible wiring, much of which is damaged. one or two devices, probably heavy machinery, still function on their own deep within the complex, though their purpose is lost on the abandoned facility. in a single dilapidated room rest haunting clues as to the fate of the previous occupants; maybe not bodies, but perhaps journal entries that give some inkling as to what transpired. later entries would show signs of fear or insanity, depending on the situation.
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scary! O.O
This music can give you chills running down your back.
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i dont like it!
This is fair enough, nobody said you had to.
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friggen spooky.
Holy crap... so friggen effective. I've downloaded this to listen to during the night.
You must send me an email and explain how you did these effects, they are truly fascinating. This piece could EASILY have been used in Silent Hill (a game my friends FORCED me to finish with them >_>)
The song was breaking into some kind of melody, I would have truly enjoyed to hear it, good stuff man.
5/5 from me, keep them coming.
Why thank you for the positive feedback.
The effects on both of these horror cues are simply clever cutting and editing really. For instance, the pulsing hum you hear is two twanged guitar string, slowed right down, playing one fret off of eachother. The near melody is just a guitar line with the attack taken off, so on, so forth. If you fancy trying something like this, it'd be a good idea try reading up on the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
Oh, and you will be hearing a fuller version of the melody. It's already featured in another music cue I've done, so I'm going to do a full theme song of it. You can drop me a mail if you want to know more. Cheers guy!


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In the woods near Berlin. Well. Sort-of. Close enough to where we're staying ;)
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We're in the area so we might go there. Better chance if you announce that you'll join us, give me a shout. Mampfred 10:11, 10 August 2012 (EDT)
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What a beautiful sunny day. I love hashing in Berlin and its surroundings. There's no hills worth mentioning so you just walk in a straight line and back (see tracklog). Compared to the hilly Taunus, it's a breeze. I wonder why Berlin has become so inactive recently :(
Anyway, we had a 30 minute drive from where we were staying. Unfortunately we couldn't convince any of the other 20 party guests to join us for a drag-along. For some reason, they don't quite get why we like visiting random spots in the wilderness ;)
There was a track leading to the hash pretty much in a straight line, so we had a nice 5.4 km walk while carrying EmmJay on our backs. EmmJay actually reached the hash asleep so he doesn't quite know that he's been there. However, we can vouch for him and there's photos :D
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As the pregnant and new moms meeting leader for eight years with the Manhattan Twins Club, Natalie Diaz has created a series of classes compiling families most-asked questions and most common discussions. She includes a variety of opinions in the class, including her own, but the goal is to have families leave each class knowing the choices they have so THEY can decide which one is best for them."I would highly recommend this class to any parents expecting twins! I walked away feeling much more prepared for our twins arrival and confident that we were going to be okay (or at least we now had a list of great resources that we could call on if we needed any help). While the hospital classes are great for preparing for the birth and understanding the medical side of things, the Twiniversity classes assist parents for pregnancy and twin preparation, the birth, and most importantly what happens once the twins have arrived." "We wanted to share our deepest gratitude for Natalie and her class. We are first time parents to 4 week old twins. We don't have a lot of family in New York City, so as we were preparing for parenthood, we were pretty shaky. I remember walking out of Natalie's class a new man! We said to ourselves, WE CAN DO THIS. Natalie's advice and education is priceless and as time is passing every tip or piece of advice she gave us has proven to be dead-on! Any expecting parent of twins should take theses two classes!" – Eric, Asaf, Oz and Amalia
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Twiniversity 101: Twins PrepThis class will cover everything you need to know BEFORE your bundles of joy arrive! During this three hour lecture, I will highlight all the important information you need to get you well on your way in preparing your home, yourself, and your relationship for the upcoming arrival of your twins including: -What equipment you will need and when (full registry provided) -What help do you really need and how to find it -Cheat Sheets on: Eating for Three, Pediatrician Interview Questions, Nanny Interview Questions, Dealing with Bed Rest -What to pack for the hospital -Recovering from a C-section -Breastfeeding/bottle feeding tips and tricks for multiples -Introducing twins to siblings -Preparing your pets for your new arrivals -Dealing with a NICU stay -What you should have in order BEFORE the twinnies arrive -Getting your marriage baby ready -And much more…
The Twins Prep 101 Class is taught at La Mela on Mulberry Street in Manhattan. Held the FIRST MONDAY of each month (with the exception of July and August), this class tends to sell out fast, so please book ahead of time when possible. Map to La Mela To reserve a spot in our 101 class email: firstname.lastname@example.com with the date you would like to reserve along with your partner's name and your expected due date. Natalie will get back to you within one business day. You can also call her at 917.442.2020. For information on Chicago classes, click here for more details. The class is $160* per family. This covers two (2) adults typically spouse/partner/family member and mom. The fee also covers lecture, class materials, DINNER and a goody bag worth over $100!
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This 3 hour class discusses all the ins and outs of your new life after the twinnies are born. Natalie will give you plenty of tips and tricks on how to adjust after your world gets turned upside-down (in a good way). For new parents with twins 1 day to six months old. Topics in the 201 class include:
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Remembering TWA Flight 800 victims, 17 years later
Families and friends gather at the victims memorial at Smith Point County Park to mark the 17th anniversary of the TWA Flight 800 crash. The Paris-bound plane from Kennedy Airport crashed off East Moriches on July 17, 1996, killing all 230 people on board. Videojournalist: Chuck Fadely (July 17, 2013)
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