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Do one thing at a time and take your time: These were our trip mantras. First, maintaining an RV is a bit of work, and the first time out it takes some getting used to. There are a lot of bells and whistles and many things going on at once. Also, driving in an RV takes longer. Sometimes — especially when there are many steep grades on mountain roads — it takes twice as long. Accept it. Try to relax and enjoy the views.
Don't distract the driver: Once the RV is on the road, everybody else needs to deal with whatever comes up and keep distractions to a minimum. If you're the driver, tune everybody out. The driver's only responsibility should be safe driving.
Have a parking/loading plan: Denver considers RVs to be commercial vehicles; you can park it to load it (and according to the city, there must be continual activity while you are doing that) but not overnight. Check your area for restrictions.
Get only as much RV as you need: The RV we rented was a Class C, 31 feet long and listed as sleeping eight, although we wouldn't have wanted that many people in it overnight (at one point we had four people; six would have been crowded but tolerable). Next time I'd like to try a fifth-wheel trailer or a pop-up camper — definitely something a little smaller. On the other hand, it was nice to have that slide-out when we were at the campgrounds, where it was delightfully roomy.
Make a checklist of things to do each day: We got into a routine of checking propane, gas and holding tank levels each morning, and the kids were in charge of making sure the slide-out was in. I also walked all the way around the RV before driving off, because each campground was differently configured, some presenting challenges (boulders! trees! dogs! children!).
Never drive down anything whose exit you can't see: This was one of the best pieces of advice someone gave me. In small towns where I needed to negotiate unfamiliar places, I parked where I knew I could see the escape route and then walked down to the end to see if I could eventually get out without having to pull a 27-point turn, or worse, backing out.
Don't forget how tall you are: Our RV was 13 feet high, which is up there. There were a couple of gas stations in small towns that were off-limits, and we were an inch shy of getting turned away from a tunnel.
You can't outrun high winds: Utah and Arizona are well known for their dust storms; we passed a semi-trailer that had been knocked on its side. Your best bet is to pull over if possible. If not, drive slowly.
Turn off the water while you soap up: This includes the dishes, your hair in the shower, washing your hands and shaving. We learned this the hard way while at a campground that lied to us about full hookups (for the record, that also means sewage or at the very least, a dump station on-site). We were about to spend several days on Lake Powell, hadn't showered in days and the holding-tank level indicator said we were one-third full on gray water. So the three of us gals took showers. Next thing you know, the water in the bottom of the shower backed up, which would have meant driving with a river of water coming down the center of the RV. I'm not even going to tell you what we had to do. It was bad.
Your rear end swings wide: The day we left Camping World on our trip, another family bringing an RV back hit a pylon turning in. You have to pull forward a little bit more and then make the turn (particularly when turning right), and always watch your backside in the side mirror as you go.
Backing up requires spotters: Even with a rear-vision camera (which shows only what is directly behind the RV), I still had someone outside the vehicle (well out of the way) as well as another person inside with good views of where we needed to put the RV providing me with hand signals and verbal cues. The nice thing about RV parks is that there's always someone willing to help, too.
The side mirrors are your best friends: All you can see in your rear- view mirror is your bed, the dining room table and a tiny slice of sky out the back window. I checked both side mirrors constantly to be sure I was always in the lane (look at the rear corners of the vehicle; you can see if the painted lines run along the RV). When passing, check them to be sure you are way, way ahead of the other vehicle before moving back over (much farther ahead than you would go in a car). If you are fortunate enough to have a rear-vision camera in your model, it comes in handy on the highway; I would pop it up to double-check if anyone was following closely behind me (other drivers seem not to realize you have a major blind spot right behind you, and if they knew how long it takes to stop an RV, they might think twice about riding your tail).
Drive like a trucker: That means gearing down every time you see those "Steep grade ahead" signs, or you'll burn out the brakes. It helps to gear down and put the hazard blinkers on before coming to the grade if you're going to take it really slow, because then cars behind you will start going around earlier, instead of waiting until the last minute and getting stuck in a one-lane situation. On some roads, such as Utah 12, you'll be gearing up and down and then down even more about every two minutes, but your brakes and transmission will thank you.
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Presidential Democratic candidate Howard Dean, former governor of Vermont, and a critic of the president's war effort in Iraq, fumbling a question by "Meet the Press's" Tim Russert on the number of American military personnel: "I can't tell you the answer to that . . . as a -- someone running in the Democratic Party primary, I know that it's somewhere in the neighborhood of one to two million people, but I don't know the exact number and I don't think I need to know that to run in the Democratic Party primary." Dean also said he voted against a congressional resolution authorizing the war. Interesting. Since when does a governor get to vote on congressional resolutions?
Former President Bill Clinton, when asked whether the recall resulted from a right-wing conspiracy, said no, for conspiracies take place behind the scenes. This one, Clinton said, unfolded before our very eyes. Congresswoman Diane Watson, D-Calif., apparently failed to get the memo: "I want you to remember the three Rs -- I want to tell you what the real evil three Rs are. Way down in Florida, it was 'recount.' Then on to Texas, 'redistricting.' And now to California, 'recall.' . . . It is all to do with a conspiracy that stretches across this country and started in the year 2000 . . . "
The newest, and 10th, Democratic presidential candidate, General Wesley Clark, seems confused on whether he would have voted for the Iraq war. The New York Times, Sept. 19, 2003: "Gen. Wesley K. Clark said today that he would have supported the Congressional resolution that authorized the United States to invade Iraq. . . . 'At the time, I probably would have voted for it, but I think that's too simple a question,' General Clark said. A moment later, he said: 'I don't know if I would have or not. I've said it both ways because when you get into this, what happens is you have to put yourself in a position -- on balance, I probably would have voted for it.'" Washington Post, Sept. 20, 2003: "Retired Army Gen. Wesley K. Clark reversed course yesterday on the issue of Iraq, saying that he would 'never have voted' for the congressional resolution authorizing President Bush to go to war, just a day after saying that he likely would have voted for it."
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Age: 30-35
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I read that if you only buy one Mac eyeshadow - make it Club. I would have to agree. It looks grey in the box, but on the lid it's a kinda brown, kinda green with just the right amount of shimmer. My Mum who balked at the colour in the pot tried it and also loves it. Anyone can wear it - in so many ways. Definitely recommend.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is one of my all time favourite eyeshadows. It's so effortless to use, everybody should get one of these!! if you apply a black base (pencil, paint pot, grease stick, whatever) and apply club to the lid and slightly into the crease, you'll get the easiest smokey eye ever (actually, I feel like I'm cheating when I wear this one... is so effortless and looks like you spent 20 minutes blending the green and the brown). I always get compliments when I use this look.
MUST have.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
LOVE this colour. Super unique and versatile, I was so happy when the makeup artist showed this to me a few years ago (when I was just starting up with my makeup obsession :P)
It's not considered a duochrome on MAC's website, but when I bought it, it was considered a duochrome (like Vex). I LOVE that it looks mostly brown with a green tinge in the pan, but when applied the green tinge shows up so much. And as a Satin finish, the texture is incredible. The pigmentation was really impressive too - it didn't take much to get the gorgeous green shine/sheen effect (much like the pictures show on MUA).
Favourite pairings with Club:
- Club on lid with a sheer wash of Vex overtop (or vice versa)
- Cork on the lid, Club in the crease/on the outer V
- Patina on lid, Club in the crease/outer V
- Sumptuous Olive on lid, Club in the crease/outer V
- All That Glitters on the lid, Club in the crease/outer V
- Steamy and Club look like they would go very well together, but I have yet to make a look with them
I think Club would look fantastic on any skintone, with any eye colour. Will definitely repurchase when I run out!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Club eyeshadow is such a unique color. I put this color all over my lid and just blend it out. It looks amazing and effortless. I think this color would look great on all skintones, for reference my colors are MAC- C4, NARS- Stromboli, MUFE HD- 127
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Hair: Black, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Black
Club is and always was so beautiful. it's one of MAC's first famous, new, and interesting duochrome-multichrome colored products but either I lost my Club I think or it was stolen! LOL sorta....
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
hated this eyeshadow...it looks gross on me ..>.>
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
One of my favorite eyeshadows! It gives you a smokey look without even trying. I found out about it through Pixiwoo (the Kristen Stewart tutorial) and have used it the same way ever since. It's such a versatile color. And easy to wear on its own. LOVE it!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
A beautiful brown/green duochrome - I love it all over the lid and blended into the crease for a smokey eye, on the outer corner with mulch or patina, as a liner with patina... I'm sure I could find a million ways to use it!
Anyone who loves browns and neutrals but wants to move out of their comfort zone should try this - it's edgy without being OTT.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This color reminds me of Urban Decay's Lounge. I like club better though because it's not reddish like Lounge. This was one of my first MAC eyeshadow puchases. I love that it's duo toned. It's a very pretty and unique eyeshadow!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Other
Eyes: Green
I do not have a strong passion for green eyeshadows. I have a few, and rarely reach for them. However, something about Club just drew me in- I think its the fact that its not a green, but a brown at the same time. With Club, it all depends on what kind of base you use. I first tried this over my NYX Jumbe Eye Pencil in Dark Brown, and the brown shimmers in Club where more prominent, with just a sheen of dark green. Over a gray base, the green is far more prominent, while the brown is more subdued. I think that a dark green base would truly look perfect, but since I do not wear green shadows often- I have no green base, but I think the MAC shadestick in Sharkskin would be amazing with this shadow. I find the *best* way to use this is foiled with MAC Fix + .....it brings out the metallic yumminess of this shadow, and all the undertones looks beautiful. I love using this on my lid and inner crease, and MAC's Print, Nehru or NYX's Black on the remaining crease and Outer V.
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A woman's dead body was propped up in her favorite rocking chair and wearing her old wedding gown at her own wake.
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yesterday I went to your store located at 9925 East Baseline Rd and have never, ever , been treated so poorly and rudely. This incident happened on the 14th of March around 12:30 PM PST. I stopped to purchase some bacon at the butcher shop. After standing there for several minutes I saw that the counter girl was busy and there was a butcher there so I yell " help " and the butcher turned around and I waved and then he want back to cutting meat. I yell another time " help " and again the butcher turned around and I waved and smiled and then the butcher went back to cutting meat. Another customer came up and I said " I can't get any help " so I yell a little louder " a little help" when again the butcher turned around and again proceed to do what he was doing. Then some stock clerk yelled at me from two aisle over to ring the bell which I responded " why should I when the guys looking at me"! then she yells that there is only one person there to help and again I said " why don't you come over here and see how many people are here and that there was not one person". The other customer did ring the bell for at last 30 seconds and this time the butcher just ignored us altogether. Finally the counter girl came up and I got the bacon only to have the counter girl yell at me over and over as I left at the top of the lungs " thank you sir" " thank you sir".
When I got outside in the parking lot the other customer came up with his wife and ask me to tell her what had transpired because he could not believe it either!!! no more Basha's for me thanks...
I was recently in your big store in Casa Grande on Florence Blvd. I could not believe what I saw. The cashier was asking a question to what I could tell was a manager and he turned around, rolled his eyes and walked away while the cashier was still asking a question. I continued shopping and witnessed the same action again when a person in the deli was talking to him. Having shopped in this store for many years and not recognizing this man, I asked one of the employees who he was. I was advised he is the new store director. I am first appalled that he would treat his employees in such a way, but even more so that he did it where customers could witness it. I have been in the store only twice since this happened and I witnessed him being the same to employees. I have worked in customer service for over 30 years and would never think of rolling my eyes at my employees and if upset with them would make sure to pull them aside to talk to them. I feel he is rude and it will only be a matter of time that his behavior will trickle down to the work force. Something must be done. I do not know how sales are with this gentleman, but I have witnessed emptiness on the shelves and spoiling fruit and vegetables. The prior store director would not have treated his employees in this manner.ReplyDelete
Today as usual I spent over $100.00 on groceries at Bashas Lake O=Pleasant Road Peoria. I am a shopper in that store since it opened
for the first time today I saw a little dog in a shopping cart with its owners groceries. I have seen service dogs in there but they are on the floor not riding in the cart I may put my groceries in. I told the lady at the service counte and she said they are no allowed to say anything to the customers . Why? And why can't signs be posted at the doors sayin only service dogs allowed in the building. And--why can't the employees advise the people of this. If this continues I will have to go to Frys which is a little farther but "No Dogs Allowed"
State/Federal law allows for service dogs in any store, Fry's or Bahsa's. You do not have to have even a vest or other identifying article on the animal, nor paperwork. If the owner claims it is a service animal, then State/Federal law says it's service animal and you cannot have it removed. The only person allowed at Basha's to ask a customer about their animal is the manager to prevent complaints.Delete
Whiteriver Bashas #78 Store Director Nadia Kane
This Store needs to be investigated I not only write and speak for myself but others many complaints but nothing is done We need a new Store Director She hires only relatives and friends this use to be a
lovely live store now i cant stand to go there.cashers are mean horrible customer service is terrible You can not get an exchange or refunds The Store Director also let go of all people who use to work there i mean these people worked there for years these new comers dont know crap. How could she do this. Please help! We live in a small community where everyone is related.There is just no hope. The store is nasty dirty rats roaches dust on everything restrooms out of order some foods are bad.
It is my understanding that when the Board of Health comes to inspect a store, especially the deli, all employees working in the deli should have a current Food Handlers card. Currently, there is an expired card (December 14, 2014), and 2 cards that are not displayed at all in store #120. If I'm required to be compliant with the health laws then why isn't anyone else? Managers do not seem to care about this as they have been informed.ReplyDelete
i worked at 59th ave and bethany..food city location, i have never seen a company that was ok with sexual harassment from its managers, i worked under a night manager named James and i have never seen someone take advantage of their position like this guy, I've seen him leave beer in female workers lockers, as well as gifts for female employees, always lingering around female workers like a pervert, its disgusting, a man in a manager position taking advantage of his position, i didnt want to report anything in fear of losing my job, or creating any problems with him, and even when i made an annonymous complaint human resources did nothing..im out of this place now, but if your a woman and looking to work at food city on 59th ave and bethany..dont do it, as long as they have him around its not a place for youReplyDelete
I currently work in the deli at 75th & Thunderbird store #120. I've worked there for several years and the deli has gone through several managers during my tenure there. Currently, we have a manager who quite honestly is never around. When he is around, he doesn't pay much attention to the goings on between the people. One individual literally comes in and goes home whenever "her work is done." She does nothing extra, including informing the night staff of what needs to be done for the next day. This is a person who was a deli manager several years ago and had stepped down to take a regular line position. She is designated as a "lead" person, however, shows no initiative. Customers have questioned what her problem is. She always brings her personal problems to work, She is a F/T employee, however, she never stays for her full shift. This makes it very difficult for the next shift coming in because the work gets backed up. She continually takes about 4-5 smoke breaks each day she works. She punches out for a couple of smoke breaks, but not all of them. She continually calls off and expects other staff members to cover for her. As a lead person, she should lead by example. She should ensure that the next shift coming in has everything they need to do their job properly and should inform staff of any changes that might have occurred during the day. Since she never stays for her entire shift, we don't know if there has been any changes. With the manager always on vacation she should be the one in charge fully. The manager knows of these issues and has apparently chosen not to address them, as they are still happening. This creates animosity among the workers and an overall apathetic atmosphere. (Nobody gives a darn). I know that you're trying to make this store the place to go in this area, but if this keeps going on, that won't be happening. Please understand that I love my job and only wish that it could be done the way it should be done.ReplyDelete
I am currently working at the deli at 75th Ave & Thunderbird store #120. Well things have not changed since my last writing (June 5, 2015), and frankly nobody seems to care. The manager has not addressed the issues going on with this employee and the mood surrounding this employee has not changed either. She was scheduled for a 2 week vacation this month and decided to call off the week prior to the start of her vacation giving her 3 weeks vacation. Because of this, the manager was forced to rearrange everyone's schedule. When she came back from vacation, her attitude was the same. Constantly walking around with nothing to do or checking her phone.She said, "my work is done". Well this isn't a "My work is done" job. Everyone does everything, no matter how menial it is. There's no separation of night shift or day shift duties other than clean-up procedures which don't start until after 6:00pm. There is ALWAYS something to do in the deli, whether it's washing dishes, prepping salads, taking the trash out, straightening out counters and cases, taking temperatures, etc. There is no reason she should be walking around or bagging groceries. If everyone in the deli had her attitude, nothing would get accomplished. Customers are also expressing their dislike of her attitude.I don't understand why Basha's would want someone like her to represent their company. There are plenty of people needing jobs and would be happy to serve customers.ReplyDelete
I am currently with your deli in Chandler Heights, I have 30 years experience and I love working for Bashas. I neven talk to either Trey Basha or Brandon Bashas' nearly everyday, which is awesome because the truly are great guys. Of course I want thing to go the way the should at the Deli at the Mothership store the best, best, best service, quality, and experience AAA+++!!! There is a problem which I need now have to share. The management is scaring new employee's off with false hours/more than they wanted and most I would say 90% are currently looking for other employment!!! most have already found there new jobs but don't want to tell the Manager Tyler till the Axe falls. This is the thyme since I came on board! The Deli is run by a huge anxiety energy named AAlyheea Brady whom favors her boyfriend Chris Wilson every shift...as in positioning them 2 together into a co-dependency, disaster! WE NEED LEADERSHIP!!!!!!!!!NOT DATING GAMES! just look at tonight (9/14) who called in sick and who was off. I hope they hade a great weekend because at the DEli our jobs it was SLAMMED with a rookie, me, and a girl having trouble with her health,god bless her. Is there hope???
I love working for Bashas' but right now it's leadership at night's is highschool at best. Please help,
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Lesnar not going to be a Ram but...
Brock Lenar X-college/olympic wrestler turns to football;
You all thought I was crazy when I said he might be worth a gamble. Look at the teams looking at him now.
Teams must feel the guy might be worth a chance. He is a monster of a man and very athletic. Now I only hope I am wrong :tough:
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Wrestlers turning to Pro Football, interesting. Well worth a look considering stamina, body control and the use of leverage. Anybody remember Andre the Giant being taken by the Washington Redskins? Not quite the same but ...
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Re: Lesnar not going to be a Ram but...
Considering the football careers of such wrestlers as the Rock and Bill Goldberg, I'm not too anxious about what Lesner can do on the field. Then again, both of those guys had injury problems... meh, still not too concerned.
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Oh, I can't wait...
"Unnecessary roughness... clothesline tackle... number 79... defense... 15 yards and somebody get us a stretcher, quick!"
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Re: Lesnar not going to be a Ram but...
I actually hope he fails so he can go back to wrestling; its been pretty boring since he left. Truethfully, I would take a chance on him. He is a monster that might be able to do some damage. None the less, it will be interesting to watch if he gets picked up by anybody.
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Re: Lesnar not going to be a Ram but...
Isn't professional wrestling filled with guys who couldn't make it in professional football (ie. Rock, Goldberg, Bradshaw, A-Train, Farooq, etc.)? Lesnar didn't even play college ball? Oh well, hope somebody picks him up. Should be interesting.


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Sewanee Review
Volume 121, Number 4, Fall 2013
pp. 527-529 | 10.1353/sew.2013.0115
The Last Team
Dan and Queen were his last team.
I remember them standing stolidly
in their stalls with tired eyes, or slogging
slowly through the slanted morning
light, or, of an afternoon, returning to
the barn after a long day in the fields
with a plow or the old wooden wagon,
their tufted feet raising small bombs
of dust with every step, their ears twitching
in the wind, their tails and manes tossing,
slobber dripping from their drooling
mouths. Then, as if they hadn't already
done enough, we often asked for rides.
Uncle John would go to the barn and bring
them out again to take us round and
round the circle of the driveway. We
would hold to their manes, tighten our
knees on their flanks, stroke their strong
necks, and call them softly by their names
—as I do now: O Dan, O Queen.
One Summer Evening
He was drunk and driving.
The road was one they neither knew.
She was young and dreaming.
They were both lost in imagining
everything bold, to them so newly new.
But he was drunk and driving.
They were so caught up in trying
to learn their lives, to take the long view:
she, so lovely young and dreaming;
he, concentrating on keeping
the car to the narrow and the true
—but still drunk and driving.
They neither noticed that that evening
held something they could not undo
in their so young and drunken dreaming.
The car careened. It was falling
in spite of all that he could do.
He, so drunk and driving.
She, still young and dreaming.
The snow had held the yard in thrall
since summer late had turned to fall,
but now that spring springs from its trance
and its first flowers begin to dance
the fence that parts her neighbor's
yard from hers, she too turns to labors
now for months forgot: uncobwebs
the darkened hibernation of the shed,
realigns the rakes and shovels, picks pots
for herbs and flowers, uncurls the knots
from a dormant snake of garden hose,
and seizes each aberrant thing that grows
and pulls it up. Then, when everything
is fully ready, she welcomes spring
as one who has always been patient
and, like the seasons, quietly defiant.
William Virgil Davis's most recent book of poetry is Landscape and Journey, winner of the New Criterion poetry prize.
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I guess this could be my vent for not going into labor yet. I had my other two before my due date and this guy is being stubborn. Hoping I go before next friday, my mom is leaving for a week to go house hunting in Florida. I think I'm going crazy.
Todays my due date!!! And no baby yet!!!!
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In any case, when you get the error with that games? during instalation, download or launch?
I have tested:
9mm: black screen after sd files download
Backstab: black screen after sd files download
Let?s Golf 3: black screen after sd files download
Modern Combat 3: infinite loop loading after .APK installation (make this with all version,excuses gameloft wapstore version that says after .APK installation that my device is incompatible)
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The Adventures of Tintin: black screen after sd files download
NFL Pro 2012 Free: Works!
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School Type: Regular
School Level: Primary School
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School District: Brighter Choice School for Girls
County: Albany
Location: Small City (less than 100,000)
Charter: Yes
Title I School: Yes
Students: 233
Teachers: 18
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13.2 to 1
Lowest Grade in School: Kindergarten
Highest Grade in School: 04
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Bruce Willis explained that he was suffering from jet-lag during a One Show interview
Bruce Willis has apologised for a "boring" interview he gave to The One Show.
The star appeared on the BBC early evening show to promote his new Die Hard film last week, but his appearance prompted fans to question whether he didn't want to be there.
"I have to apologise," the Hollywood star told XFM about the stilted interview. "I didn't get very many compliments about it.
"They said 'he was a little stale'. But I was so jet-lagged. I'm very sorry, you kids on The One Show."
He added: "I'm sure it's not their problem. I was a little bit boring, I think. I had a little sinking spell, that's all."
Co-host Alex Jones tweeted after their interview: "Bruce Willis has tired me out... It was a bit of a challenge, to say the least."
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It's a bad day at the office for an air marshal with a killer on his flight
If flying already makes you jittery then Non-Stop is not the movie for you. Before Air Marshal Bill Marks (Liam Neeson) even makes it on the plane, we sense he has a deeply troubled past that will likely compromise his abilities to protect and serve. What that murky history involves is revealed as the movie progresses. We also know that any man who needs a drink before he goes to work might not be on the top of his game.
However someone on this trans-Atlantic flight is playing a game—a deadly game that threatens the lives of every passenger on board.
The first move comes when Bill receives a text on his secure network from an unidentified sender. The message warns that someone on the aircraft will be killed every 20 minutes unless the sum of $150 million is deposited in an off shore account. Twenty minutes later one man is dead and Bill gets a text to reset the time on his watch.
With no place to land, the minutes tick away and anxieties rise as the death count grows. The air marshal tries to maintain calm on board but this is not a man who inspires a lot of confidence. He blatantly disregards rules by smoking in the bathroom. He has a haggard look that makes one suspect he hasn't slept in weeks. And he only maintains control of the situation with blunt, brute force. So it's no surprise that his credibility hits rock bottom when the passengers discover the account designated to receive the money is in Bill's name.
Flying at 40,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean, the movie plays off the suffocating sense of confinement that Hitchcock employed in his movies Lifeboat and Rear Window. But this screenplay also uses technology as an added element to keep the identity of the killer secret. Unfortunately that means the audience has to read large chunks of the script that show up as text bubbles on the screen.
Like the 1970s disaster movie Airport that also had a bomber aboard, this international flight has a large cast of characters. We don't get back-stories on many of the flyers. Yet that doesn't stop filmmakers from casting suspicion on as many as possible the story unfolds, including Bill's seatmate Jen Summers (Julianne Moore). Determining whom he can trust becomes an issue for this air marshal. However Bill isn't a man of subtle actions and with limited minutes between killings he isn't opposed to violently beating confessions out of suspects. This results in several savage assaults that lead to death or bloody bodily injuries.
In the end Non-Stop makes your worst day at the office look like a breeze. This is a story where everything that could possibly go wrong does just that—often to the point of absurdity. Still, if you are willing to relinquish any need for plot plausibility, Non-Stop is a mindless action flick that warrants the biggest bag of popcorn your theater offers.


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text: By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican Scott and Linda Payne lost a major building and all of its contents in a March 2 fire north of Imperial. Losses from the 1982 steel building, as well as equipment and housing inside for their S & L Farms custom harvesting business, were estimated at $1 million just two and half months before they were to head out for the 2015 season. However, Linda Payne said they've seen many positives following the terrible fire. Some of those "positives" showed up at their place last Thursday when about a dozen volunteers from Imperial, Grant and Madrid spent the day cleaning up the debris. Working from about 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the crew hauled out 28,000 lbs. of burned debris in a grain cart, as well as five to six loads on a semi-trailer. Area farmers provided equipment and trucks while Ivan Regier, who owns Regier Land Improvement in Madrid, brought his excavator to the scene. It made quick work removing the burned reminders of the fire a month ago. Dan Wallin of Grant helped coordinate the cleanup. He also came the day before and helped remove some of the smaller burned tractors after S & L Farms employees loaded out 2,800 lbs. of other debris last Tuesday. Wallin has been friends with the Paynes for more than 35 years. Linda Payne said they are taking one step at a time, but feel blessed. Actions like last Thursday are why. She and Scott didn't even know many of the men from the Mennonite community in Perkins County who came to help last week. "They did it on their own. We need to take note of that," she said. While there's still a lot to take care of, they are thankful no one was injured in the fire. They are also proceeding with the 2015 harvest season. on schedule. The S & L crew will leave for Oklahoma the third week in May. "All of our crew is hired, too," she smiled. She said all of the insurance details are not finalized yet, "but we're getting close." They do plan to eventually put up a new building, which they need to store their harvest equipment, she said. Some of the equipment inside, such as Scott's service wagon that housed many important tools for their harvest work, is irreplaceable. Linda will also miss one of the burned trailers which served as her home on the road. However, it helps to have a caring community that stands behind you, she said. While their losses were great, Linda said two of their employees were living in one of the three trailers lost inside the building in the fire. However, a "love offering" from their church back home in North Carolina has helped them recover. The two young men from Sparta, N.C., have been S & L employees several years and will be on this year's crew again. "They lost everything except what they were wearing," she said. "We don't want to forget about them," she said.


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Continuing Legal Education / CLE, D.C. Circuit, Food, Gay, Gay Marriage, Guns / Firearms, Non-Sequiturs, Paralegals, Religion, Technology
* Beef: it's what's for dinner (at the D.C. Circuit). [How Appealing]
* "The Likelihood A Robot Will Steal Your Job, In One Picture." Good news for lawyers, not-so-good news for paralegals. [Kotaku]
* An interesting perspective from Professor Faisal Kutty: "Why Gay Marriage May Not Be Contrary To Islam." [Huffington Post]
* And from Willkie partner Francis J. Menton: "Argentina Is Joined In The Supreme Court By The Coalition Of Weasels." (I'm guessing Willkie doesn't represent many foreign sovereigns in fights against their creditors; that seems to be Cleary Gottlieb's niche.) [Manhattan Contrarian via Instapundit]
* A CLE event that offers a lot of bang for the buck. [National Firearms Law Seminar]
* If you'll be in Philadelphia tomorrow night, watch a bunch of Penn Law students beat up some punks from Wharton — for a good cause! [Wharton vs. Law: Fight Night; promotional video after the jump]
Benchslaps, Biglaw, Celebrities, Christopher Christie, D.C. Circuit, Gender, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rap, Sports, Technology, Women's Issues
* The Biglaw firm that Chris Christie hired to investigate Chris Christie and the Bridgegate scandal has concluded that Chris Christie did nothing wrong. Phew, Chris Christie couldn't haven seen that one coming. [BuzzFeed]
* If you were an attorney on the D.C. Circuit case where counsel received an unexpected benchslap for their use of excessive acronyms, would you have said OMG WTF, or LOL NBD? Choose wisely, unless you DGAF. [Legal Writing Pro]
* BTW, the D.C. Circuit doesn't so much forbid the use of uncommon acronyms so much as it requires that a glossary be used to define them. Too bad iPads have killed glossaries. [Maryland Appellate Blog]
* An American failed chef in Paris: One of Lat's friends from back in the day when he was at Wachtell took a very circuitous route to becoming the first American partner at a top French firm. [The Deal Pipeline]
* If you care at all about how well women and minority law students are represented on law reviews, then you'll want to come to this important event. I'll be there, and hope to see you there, too! [Ms. JD]
* It's getting hot in herre, but please keep on your clothes. Students from Penn Law REALLY want you to know about this weekend's boxing event. Nelly will be at the after party. [Wharton vs. Law: Fight Night]
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Antitrust, Benchslaps, Brett Kavanaugh, D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Laurence Silberman
A Benchslap Postscript: Mo' Words, Mo' Problems
These poor lawyers before the D.C. Circuit just can't catch a break.
Antitrust, Benchslaps, Brett Kavanaugh, D.C. Circuit, Department of Justice, Laurence Silberman
Benchslap Of The Day: LMAO At D.C. Cir.
This is funny. You should read it.
Barack Obama, D.C. Circuit, Guantanamo Bay, Politics, Prisons, War on Terror
Who Cares If Gitmo Detainees Starve to Death?
Is forced feeding a form of torture? What does President Obama think?
Antonin Scalia, Barack Obama, D.C. Circuit, FCC, Food, Jury Duty, Morning Docket, Movies, Murder, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Trials
* Justice Scalia apparently has an ulterior motive for his hatred of deep-dish pizza: "He's just trying to undermine Barack Obama because he's a Chicago guy." God, can't the guy just like New York style pizza better? Come on. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Now that the Federal Communication Commission's net neutrality rules have been smacked down by the D.C. Circuit, the agency is going to start from scratch and come up with some new ones. Yeah, good luck with that. [National Law Journal]
* "Roll your window up, ignore the taunting, put your car in reverse, move a parking spot over." These are some of the ways you can avoid killing black teenagers over loud music, says a Michael Dunn juror. [CNN]
* The toupee gave it away: A lawyer who used to work as an i-banker at Stratton Oakmont is suing for defamation over a character he claims was modeled after him in the "Wolf of Wall Street." [ABC News]
* The lawsuit filed against Nick Saban's daughter by her sorority sister was tossed under Alabama's "stand your ground" rule over her objections that she was kind of like a defenseless receiver. [Associated Press]
D.C. Circuit, Elena Kagan, Federal Judges, Quote of the Day, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Justice Kagan: Not Ready For Her Close-Up?
What are Justice Kagan's aspirations for her opinions?
Clerkships, D.C. Circuit, Elena Kagan, Quote of the Day, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Women's Issues
Elena Kagan Has Been Pissed At Ruth Bader Ginsburg For Three Decades, But Why?
Even back in the day, RBG was still notorious. What happened?
Biglaw, Clerkships, D.C. Circuit, David Boies, Department of Justice, Fabulosity, Federal Government, Federal Judges, Hillary Clinton, Litigators, Litigatrix, Media and Journalism, Politics, SCOTUS, Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Clerks, U.S. Attorneys Offices, White House Counsel
Boies Schiller Expands In D.C. By Hiring Young Legal Superstars
Who is the latest legal eagle to feather her nest at the elite litigation firm?
How to Avoid the Seven Pitfalls of Current Ediscovery Software
he litigation discovery process has never been as costly, complex and critical as it is today. With the experience of having reviewed nearly 100 million documents since 2014, Thomson Reuters and its Legal Managed Services team have identified the seven pitfalls most frequently experienced with current ediscovery solutions and what legal professionals should look out for when considering their ediscovery needs.
California, Constitutional Law, D.C. Circuit, FCC, Federal Judges, Gay, Gay Marriage, LSAT, Money, Morning Docket
* The D.C. Circuit just spanked the FCC and its net neutrality rules for the second time in a row, but at least the court was polite enough to give the agency a reach-around by saying that it had authority to govern broadband providers. [National Law Journal]
* Current and former judges of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court wrote a strongly worded letter in opposition to Obama's proposed surveillance reforms. Apparently they don't want their secret workload to increase. [Washington Post]
* Oooooooklahoma, where gay marriage comes sweepin' down the plain! A federal judge ruled that the Sooner state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, issuing a stay pending the obvious appeal to come. [BuzzFeed]
* California can prevent LSAC from notifying law schools when prospective law students were given extra time on the LSAT. LSAC values its ability to discriminate, so expect an appeal. [San Francisco Chronicle]
* Yo, Kanye West, I'm really happy for you, I'ma let you finish… I'm sorry, but Coinye had one of the best bitcoins of all time. ONE OF THE BEST BITCOINS OF ALL TIME. [MoneyBeat / Wall Street Journal]
Biglaw, Confirmations, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Drinking, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Pro Bono
* Robert Wilkins was confirmed to the D.C. Circuit yesterday, which is significant because it marks the first time in decades that the court hasn't had any judicial vacancies. Congrats! [Blog of Legal Times]
* Biglaw firms should be happy to hear about what the Citi Private Bank's Law Firm Group has seen in its crystal ball: law firm profits are expected to grow by about 5 percent this year. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Unlike its stinky burger fiasco, Steptoe & Johnson managed to quietly converse with "three or four" firms about a possible merger, but the firm's chairman refuses to kiss and tell. [National Law Journal]
* Take criminal disclosures on your law school apps seriously — after all, someone needs to worry about whether you'll be able to pass C&F, and it won't be your school if they just want your money. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
* Recent law grads working at the Chicago Justice Entrepreneurs Project might not be "rolling in money," but they're learning how be successful lawyers, and experience like that is worth millions. [Businessweek]
* The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, "a regulator that protects its industry from rules it deems unfair," wants a list of all alcohol, everywhere. Treasury Department party! [DealBook / New York Times]
* Nadya Suleman, she of the clown car uterus, was charged with welfare fraud for failure to report income from her strip club appearances and porn videos. She's the Octomother of the year. [CBS Los Angeles]
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Harvard Law Students Are The Best — At Making Up Fake Transcripts
Which D.C. Circuit judges almost hired Mathew Martoma, defendant in the biggest insider trading case ever, back when he was a Harvard law student?
Alston & Bird, Biglaw, Brobeck Phleger & Harrison, Celebrities, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Dewey & LeBoeuf, Federal Judges, Guns / Firearms, Heller Ehrman, Howrey LLP, Money, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Real Estate, Silicon Valley, Sports, Violence
* Judge Richard Leon's decision in the NSA surveillance case is ripe for review by the D.C. Circuit, and given the court's new make-up, we could see a very interesting result. Oh, to be an NSA agent listening in on those calls. [National Law Journal]
* With seven business days left until 2014, law firms all around the country are still desperately trying to get paid. Lawyers are working hard for the money — 83.5 cents to the dollar — so you better treat them right. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* Who you gonna call? Your local bankruptcy attorney. Alston & Bird, currently housed in Heller's old digs in Silicon Valley, will head to a new office whose former occupants include Dewey, and Howrey, and Brobeck, oh my! [Am Law Daily]
* Four were arrested in the tragic murder of attorney Dustin Friedland, and each is being held on $2 million bond. One of the alleged assailants has a history of putting guns to other people's heads. [NJ Star-Ledger]
* "I think it would be wise for the NCAA to settle this now." Thanks to the Ed O'Bannon lawsuit, the world of college sports will be forever changed, so all those video games you've got are now antiques. [CNBC]
* Tom Cruise settled his defamation lawsuit against a tabloid publisher over claims that he'd abandoned his daughter during the pendency of his divorce proceedings. Xenu is pleased by this announcement. [CNN]
Alan Dershowitz, Biglaw, Canada, Cocaine / Crack, Federal Judges, Kathleen Sullivan, Law Professors, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Murder
* "She changed how the world looked at us: from scrappy lawyers to a force to be reckoned with." As the very first female name partner of an Am Law 100 firm, the Biglaw world is Kathleen Sullivan's oyster. Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan thanks you kindly. [American Lawyer]
* "You hate to lose a great lawyer, but if you're going to this is the way to do it." Akin Gump might have recently lost partner Patricia Ann Millett to the D.C. Circuit, but her replacement, Pratik Shah, is working hard to fill her impressive shoes peep-toes. [National Law Journal]
* Alan Dershowitz will be stepping down from his position at Harvard Law School at the end of the week. Perhaps he'll be able to find some time to join O.J. Simpson in the hunt for the real killers. [Boston Globe]
* Stephen McDaniel, the law grad accused of dismembering classmate Lauren Giddings, is back in the news. His alleged condom-stealing burglary capers are inadmissible at his murder trial. [Macon Telegraph]
* As if TLC's critically acclaimed "Sister Wives" couldn't get any better, a judge declared parts of Utah's polygamy statute unconstitutional. Just imagine the ratings gold because of this ruling. [Salt Lake Tribune]
* It appears crack isn't so wack after all, because Toronto's crack-smoking mayor has a bevy of supporters who have stepped up to pay all of his legal bills. Waste your bonus money by donating here. [CBC News]
9th Circuit, D.C. Circuit, Defamation, Gay, Non-Sequiturs, Television
* The Grinch goes to court to get some legal redress. Dr. Seuss really is all about the law. [NPR]
* How much bulls**t is wine appreciation? This guy is in trouble for selling fake wine to so-called experts for years and they never noticed. [Gawker]
* Is this really the most likely scenario after you graduate with a law degree? [Law School Lemmings]
* Congratulations to Eric Schneiderman for successfully getting fired Domino's workers back on the job. Living up to the New York's AG's new "If You Don't Get Justice In 30 Minutes, It's Free" promotion. [Daily Kos]
* Celeb lawyer saves kid from getting bowled over by Chicago Bulls. Amazingly, the Knicks were able to take this guy's lead and actually won a game. [TMZ]
* Creating fake Linkedin accounts to make your competitor seem like it's really a foreign company. Well, that's one way to compete. [IT-Lex]
* Folks who've been watching the Ninth Circuit's en banc proceedings have asked why Judge Gould appears by video. The reason is that Judge Gould has multiple sclerosis and works from his home base in Seattle. Here's an awesome profile of the judge. [United States Courts for the Ninth Circuit]
* Elie joined Non-Sequiturs all-stars Jessica Mederson of Legal Geeks and Kevin Underhill of Lowering the Bar on Legalese It! with Mike Sacks. They discussed the D.C. Circuit, India's new anti-gay law, and the affluenza case. The video after the jump…
Advertising, Animal Law, Crime, D.C. Circuit, Non-Sequiturs
* Friendly reminder: All your holiday card competition submissions are due at the end of the day Monday! [Above the Law]
* Congratulations to Georgetown's Nina Pillard on her confirmation to the D.C. Circuit. That whole "no filibuster" thing is really working out for the Democrats. For now. [Georgetown Law]
* The daily trials and travails of a law grad working retail. Some day the aisles run red with the blood of the supporters of Barbara from the men's cologne counter. [Law Grad Working Retail]
* What if lawyers created some of the greatest ads in history? Missing: "Avis: We Try Harder" vs. "Avis." [Vice]
* An interview with a whistleblower. What happened to the man who exposed the NYPD's practice of creating quotas for summonses and arrests? [Colorlines]
* Mark Herrmann talks about his prosopagnosia. [New York Times]
* Robbery suspect explains that the crime was committed by his alternate personality that takes over against the suspect's will. Looks like Killer BOB is on the loose and committing crimes in Wisconsin! [Stevens Point Journal]
* We've discussed the chimp case, but the real question is how will this all affect Superman. [Law and the Multiverse]
Attorney Misconduct, Biglaw, Confirmations, D.C. Circuit, Environment / Environmental Law, Gender, Job Searches, Money, Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Supreme Court, Women's Issues, You Go Girl
* When it comes to the air pollution case that's currently before the Supreme Court, it seems like the justices had absolutely no difficulty at all in evaluating the type of problem at hand. It's apparently a "tough" one and a "hard" one. [New York Times]
* Thanks to the historic new Senate rules put into action last month, Patricia Ann Millett, the co-head of Akin Gump's Supreme Court and national appellate practice group, has been confirmed to the D.C. Circuit. You go girl! [Post Politics / Washington Post]
* The Senate showdown isn't quite over yet, folks. We could see another confirmation vote on Georgetown Law professor Nina Pillard's nomination to the D.C. Circuit sometime today. [Blog of Legal Times]
* "We risk failure in having a profession that is as diverse as the country we serve." OMG guys, the legal profession is bad at diversity. This is new information that no one's heard before. [National Law Journal]
* Now that the recession is over, women are gaining their jobs back faster than all their male counterparts. Not to worry, guys — they're still being paid 77 cents to every dollar a man earns. [Corporate Counsel]
* Here are the top five social media mishaps by lawyers and law students of 2013. If you value your career, you should really try not to do any of these embarrassing things during the new year. [Strategist / FindLaw]
Bar Exams, Biglaw, D.C. Circuit, Email Scandals, Law Firm Mergers, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Politics, SCOTUS, Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court
* In November, Supreme Court justices engaged in the "totally unnecessary" practice of releasing 41 pages of nondecision opinions. In all fairness, we can't really blame them for enjoying hearing themselves speak. [National Law Journal]
* These D.C. Circuit judges of differing political viewpoints "disagreed less than 3 percent of the time" over the course of two decades. Please, keep arguing about the court's "ideological balance." You're accomplishing lots. [New York Times]
* With more tie-ups than ever before and another record broken, 2013 is officially the year of full-blown law firm merger mania. Query how many more we'll be able to add to the already huge list of 78 by the end of December. [Am Law Daily]
* Speaking of which, Baker Hostetler is merging with Woodcock Washburn, an intellectual property firm with a name that sounds like the aftercare instructions for a painful sex toy injury. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* Of course a fired ADA's scandalous emails landed on BuzzFeed. This is one more embarrassing chapter in the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year. [New York Times]
* It's amazing how things can change in a year. In 2012, New York bar pass rates for in-state schools fell. In 2013, they're up — except for one school, which is way down. Which one? [New York Law Journal]


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Research Analystposted on January 22, 2016
Are you curious about the truth behind why people behave the way that they do? Does wondering about the cultural impact of trends (like reality TV or the local food movement) keep you up at night? Or, do you ever wish you could poll your peers to see if your opinion is mutually shared?
If so, Insight might be the right place for you.
Insight Strategy Group (www.insightstrategygroup.com) is a research-driven strategy firm that inspires its clients to build innovative and impactful experiences for consumers. We work with leading brands in exciting industries, melding quantitative muscle with qualitative finesse to meet clients' strategic objectives – growing brands, innovating products, and designing compelling consumer experiences. Our approach gets to the deeper truth of what drives people and their relationships to brands in order to open up inspiring possibilities for our clients' growth.
Insight seeks individuals who demonstrate the potential to become highly skilled researchers and strategists, with particular propensity for decoding people's underlying psychological and social motives in arriving at the truth. The responsibilities of the Analyst are to:
• Be an idea contributor and an active voice in team brainstorming
• Help translate brand, marketing, and business objectives into qualitative and quantitative research plans
• Develop research instruments and thoughtful, clever approaches to data analysis
• Conduct qualitative and quantitative research
• Gain a robust, textured understanding of who consumers are and how they connect to our clients' businesses through a variety of research methods
• Analyze and synthesize research findings into key insights and implications for client's business
• Be a nimble thinker who can balance both big picture and tactical ideas
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The ideal candidate should:
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• Be adept at working in a fast-paced environment and managing multiple priorities
• Be enthusiastic and high energy
• Be willing to travel periodically in the US and internationally
Experience in Digital, Multi-Cultural Research, Focus Group Moderating, and Media/Entertainment, CPG, and Retail is a plus.
Salary commensurate with experience.
Please send your resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Such a beautiful animal. Every time I see one it reminds me of our Samoyed which is not a wolf but has some traits.
So beautiful! His eyes are incredible. Would I be able to get your permission to reference this for a drawing? Understanding that the drawing would probably be sold, for about 40-50 dollars Canadian. I couldn't pay you for the rights to use it, I know that's common for this kind of thing, but I can't use money online. I do have some points, if you're interested... If you aren't okay with me drawing him and selling it, that's totally fine, I'd just really appreciate if you could let me know. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful.
beautiful <3
its your wolf? xDD because you have lot of pics from himxD
Wow :3
I love this!!! sfsdjhfgk!
amazing !
amazing And the eyes of that wolf are beautiful!
Really pretty
Beautiful (:
So cute
she has an a very deep looking O.o
that is just beutiful...completly amazing Great pic!
This is gorgeous!
Wow. I love the expression on her face.
wunderbar mit dem s/w! Da wirkt der Polarwolf gleich besser!
Dieses Foto von dem Wolf ist wirklich wunderschön!Der Grund, warum ich es zu meinen Favoriten getan habe!!
wow this picture is... i have no words for this! *-*
hm can i ask is this your pet? o:
So cute and beautiful!
Awwh!! Cute!!
Amazing photo...
Gorgeous! Your photographic style in black+white is so dreamy and has a timeless quality that is so enchanting!


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Book lovers will find abundant opportunities for reading and researching in Alabama. 200 public libraries appear throughout the state, with the largest concentrated in the major metropolitan areas. University libraries offer other research opportunities. Clearly, the state has come a long way since establishing its first large library (The Supreme Court Library) in Montgomery in 1828.
Collections of special note exist in Birmingham, where you'll find rare maps and Southern history and literature, in addition to documents on civil rights.
Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library
Health Sciences Library
School of Law Library
Shelton State Community Library
Sheppard Learning Resource Center
Subregional Library- The Blind
Tuscaloosa Public Library
Weaver Branch Public Library
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