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The BenQ W1080ST short-throw DLP projector offers very good performance and extra placement flexibility, but the long-throw W1070 is a better deal.
If you want a huge, good-looking image for a little money, few come close to the BenQ W1070 projector.
BenQ has introduced its W1500 projector, which features wireless streaming from WHDI devices and an emphasis on color performance.
The BenQ XL2410T is a cleanly-designed LED-based 3D monitor that takes some effort to bring out its performance.
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With its large number of features and low price, the BenQ EW2420 is one of the best monitor bargains available.
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By offering many connection options, built-in sound, and a large screen, the BenQ M2700HD earns its price tag.
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The BenQ V2420H is an adequately performing monitor, but it isn't worth its high price when compared with the similarly priced, but superior performing competition.
The BenQ W1080ST short throw DLP projector offers very good performance and extra placement flexibility, but it's not the best BenQ at the price.
The BenQ E2400HD is a 24-inch monitor that sacrifices features for price, but doesn't have enough going for it to best its competition.
With its offset neck and thin chassis, the BenQ V2400W presents a unique look. In addition to the sleek design, its low price and strong performance earn this 24-inch LCD our recommendation for home or office use.

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Adriana Ferreyr
You Haven't Seen The Last Of Adriana Ferreyr!
The judicial system is no impediment for George Soros's on-again, off-again non-exclusive ex-girlfriend!
Balls On George Soros's Ex-Girlfriend Significantly Bigger Than Previously Thought
From 2006-2011, former soap opera star Adriana Ferreyr was the "on-again, off-again" girlfriend of hedge […]
Dealbreaker Event: "Town Maul 2016″
We want to invite you out for a night of drinking and yelling that we're hosting alongside our bros at Above the Law. Join us on Feb 18th in NYC for an open bar and a short panel discussion featuring special guests! Think of it as a boozy safe space to defend your role in the destruction of America.
George Soros Wondering If That's All Adriana Ferreyr's Got
When one becomes a multi-billionaire, there are a few questions he or she has to […]
George Soros To Be Deposed Re: Dream Apartments, Flying Lamps
George Soros will be the first to be quizzed by lawyers in his battle with […]
Lawyer: George Soros Reserves His Strength To Plow Through Large Numbers Of Women, Not To Throw Lamps At Them (Like They Do To Him)
If you were to have told me in August 2011 that a story about George Soros's love life involving women 60 years his junior, "on again, off again non-exclusive relationships," dream apartments, broken promises, and broken lamps would still be unfolding 19 months later and getting better at each turn I would have told you to check yourself. And yet it has! With an amazing update that involves George Soros allegedly being assaulted with the light fixture he allegedly assaulted his non-exclusive girlfriend with and an official reminder that George Soros has had sex with more women by 9AM than most people have in their entire lives.
George Soros's "On-Again, Off-Again" Ex-Girlfriend Is Really Happy To Hear He's Engaged, Still Waiting For The Keys To Her Dream Apartment
*August 11, exactly one year to the day! Not saying the announcement was timed out of spite but not not saying the announcement was timed out of spite.**
**Though they did get engaged weeks earlier and waited on the news, so.
May 3: Soros Wakes Up To Find Horse's Head In His Bed?
2005-2010: George Soros has a relationship of debatable seriousness depending on who you ask with a woman named Adriana Ferreyr. (According to Ferreyr, it was a "serious and meaningful relationship," while according to Soros, things were "on-again, off-again and non-exclusive.") Ferrreyr is promised her "dream apartment" on East 85th Street.
Summer 2010: Several days after the contract on the apartment is signed, Soros "heartlessly dumps" Ferreyr, which means no dream apartment for her.
Approximately a week later: The duo "briefly reconcile for a romantic night together."
A few hours later: Soros "whispers in Ferreyr's ear" that another woman, Tamikoa Bolton, is living in her apartment. Ferreyr expresses strong displeasure at this fact. Soros supposedly slaps Ferreyr across the face and attempts "to strike her with a glass lamp, narrowly missing."
August 2011: Ferreyr demands $50 million for broken promises re: dream apartments, makes allegations re: lamps.
Later in August 2011: Soros strongly denies accusations, refuses to pony up squat.
February 2012: Ferryr refuses to settle for $250,000, court date is set for early May
April 30, 2012: OH NO, HE DI'INT:
Billionaire George Soros made a rare public appearance with his younger girlfriend, Tamiko Bolton, hours before a court date with his ex, Adriana Ferreyr. Soros, 81, and Bolton, 39, were photographed together at a Paley Center screening of "The Intouchables" Monday night, marking the first time they've stepped out in public as a couple. Bolton resides in the $1.9 million apartment which Ferreyr says Soros promised her, and which she's suing over. Soros and Bolton's sudden public appearance, meantime, seemed like a statement (or a show of unity) the night before a hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court.
May 1, 2012: [Guessing] Bolton shows up to the courthouse with Soros sipping coffee out of china from the apartment and wiping her hands on the monogrammed towels ("AF & GS") that mistakenly delivered the week after she moved in.
May 3, 2012: ???
For Every Week George Soros' "Nurse" Doesn't Vacate The Apartment Promised To His Ex-Girlfriend, The Price Goes Up $5 Million
George Soros offered to pay his Brazilian bombshell ex-lover Adriana Ferreyr $1 million to settle […]
Does George Soros Really Want The Ex-Girlfriend Who He Promised An Apartment To Go Away?
Back in August, a woman who George Soros had either conducted "a serious meaningful relationship" […]
Now That All Outside Investor Money Has Been Returned, George Is Serious About Fund Performance
New CIO Scott Bessent's ability to turbo-charge returns could mean the difference between the boss […]
What? It's Not Like He Put Her In A Booster Seat
George Soros — the 81-year-old billionaire being sued by Adriana Ferreyr, his 28-year-old Brazilian former […]
Burning Passion For George Soros May Get Two Ladies Kicked Out Of Upper East Side Building
Yesterday we discussed George Soros' love life. Specifically his dealings with 28 year-old Brazilian soap […]
George Soros and his "on-again, off-again non-exclusive girlfriend" Adriana Ferreyr in happier times. [Earlier]
George Soros' "On-Again, Off-Again" Ex-Girlfriend Wants $50 Million For Broken Promises
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A letter from Holly Petraeus
Hello and welcome from the Office of Servicemember Affairs!
We are here to see that military personnel and their families have a voice at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. We understand that military life can have some extra challenges, such as deployment and frequent moves, and that those challenges can sometimes have powerful financial repercussions. We also know that there are businesses and scammers that target servicemembers with bad deals and outright rip-offs, and that there are other businesses that treat them well.
Our job is to make sure that the Bureau uses its powers to make markets work better so that they encourage good business practices and weed out bad ones.
The Office of Servicemember Affairs will ask CFPB bank and non-bank examiners to keep an eye out for military-specific issues. When we find out about people breaking consumer financial protection laws to harm servicemembers, we'll help CFPB enforcement teams take action against them. And we plan to make it easy for military personnel and their families to contact the CFPB with questions or complaints about consumer financial products and services.
We also plan to work with the Pentagon to give military personnel and their families a really good financial education, so they can recognize a bad deal before they sign on the dotted line. To be sure that we cover the important issues, we'll talk to them about their concerns and experiences. We want to hear from active duty, Guard, Reserve, retirees, family members, and veterans – the whole military community.
Our men and women in uniform should be able to do their jobs without having to worry about falling victim to unfair or deceptive financial practices. As a member of a military family, I understand what it's like to face deployment and to move every few years. It's my honor to represent the military community here at the CFPB, and to make sure that its concerns are heard – and that we do something about them.
Holly Petraeus
Office of Servicemember Affairs


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Hook Park 14973 Joshua St. Victorville
High Desert Pony League baseball/softball sign-ups. Ages 4-18 (4-6 free)family discounts available.
5th season in the area and growing strong.
League is not zip code specific and managers can bring full teams.
visit hdpleague.org for sign-ups or registration information.
Sunset Ridge Park 12808 Eucalyptus st. Victorville
High Desert Pony League baseball/softball sign-ups. Ages 4-18 (4-6 free)family discounts available.
5th season in the area and growing strong.
League is not zip code specific and managers can bring full teams.
visit hdpleague.org for sign-ups or registration information.
High Desert Pony League baseball/softball
signups ages 4-18
4-6 yr olds free.
league is not zip code specific all high desert cities qualify. Season Starts March 17th.
sign ups and payments can also be handled in advance online at hdpleague.org
Tired of renting? Come and learn about Self-Help Housing, see if you qualify to build your own affordable home. All questions will be answered. Watch as the current participants build their own homes. Call Shandele to RSVP or for more information at 208-733-9351 ext. 1015.
At the Garden of Read'n in Missoula, Montana, while presenting her class "Writing Words that Change the World: Seven Secrets to Writing Powerful Stories," Bestselling author Rebecca Ondov will be sharing the tidbits of writing wisdom she's gleaned over the last 20 years in her writing career.
Whether you enjoy journaling for yourself or write for publication, this class will give you the foundation for building stories that touch people's hearts.
For more information about Rebecca click on: http://rebeccaondov.com/Books.html
Come spend the evening seeking the Holy Spirit. Is anyone of you sick? He should call the elders to pray. Prayers meditation , anointing and communion.
For Immediate Release
November 14, 2012
Contact: Jim Tracy, Public Affairs, AWARE, Inc.
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Missoula woman to sign magazines at Barnes & Noble
MISSOULA — Apostrophe, a Montana-based quarterly for, by and about people with developmental disabilities, will be on magazine racks at Barnes & Noble stores across the United States beginning Friday, Nov. 16.
In conjunction with the agreement to sell Apostrophe, the Missoula Barnes & Noble at 2640 N. Reserve St. will host a magazine "signing" from 1-3 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 19, with Katie Rolf, who is the subject of a feature story in the Winter 2012/13 issue.
LifeSong Church is having a YARD SALE at 8705 Lindell Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89139 (church location) on Saturday, November 24 from 7-2p. Please visit www.lifesonglasvegas.com for more details.
Compassion & Hope Pregnancy Center is hosting an Open House. We are celebrating our 1 year anniversary serving the community.
The Open House will be held on Saturday November 17th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The address is 845 S 9th Suite B, Building #36, ISU Campus.
For questions or directions please call 478-4673.
Our web address is: www.pocatellopregnancycenter.com
email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you,
Janet Wright
Public premiere screening of the locally produced TV pilot, Galahad.
Galahad is a faith-based crime drama about a former police officer who teams with a wheelchair-bound savant to solve cases for the FBI. The pilot episode sees Galahad trying to clear an autistic teen convicted of killing his girlfriend.
There will be a meet and greet after the screening where the public can mingle with cast and crew. In attendance will be series creator and executive producer Thomas J. Scott and lead actor Johanzen Palomata. Others still to confirm.
To view the trailer goto:
Green Valley United Methodist Church
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Enjoy: Mondo's Pop-Art Scott Pilgrim Poster
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- August 12, 2010
Oh, that Mondo Tees. They might as well have all the security codes to my bank account and an automatic standing order for every single product they release. The latest in their line of geek brilliance is a gorgeous poster for Scott Pilgrim vs The World from artist Martin Ansin...
Officially Cool: Terminator 2 Poster From Mondo Tees
- By Brian C. Gibson
- February 26, 2010
We have been talking about posters from MondoTees for a while now, and for good reason. Their posters exist in two places - on my walls, and in the dreams of movie gods....
This Week in Movie Posters: Cash, Money and Mondo
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- February 5, 2010
This week in the world of movie posters, we explore the ever-growing phenomenon of the Mondo Tees exclusive print, something that our long-time readers and fellow Austinites know something about. Mondo Tees is the beautiful sore that grows out the side of an Alamo Drafthouse, selling t-shirts, posters and geek...
How To: Survive Fantastic Fest in 5 Easy Steps
- By Brian Salisbury
- September 23, 2009
Our Fantastic Fest Death Squad had to suffer through two weeks of training in order to be able to attend this year's event. And while we'd like send you through the same program, all we have time for is a 5-step program....
Stuff You Need: Mondo Tees' Badasses T-Shirts
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- April 15, 2009
Whether or not you live here in Central Texas is irrelevant, because I think we can all agree that you should be hitting up the Mondo Tees website and checking out the new line of "Badass Cinema" shirts designed by Mark Todd....


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Cameron's Looking Tough
Britain's next prime minister is no Neville Chamberlain.
Suddenly, Britain's Tory leader doesn't seem so wet any more.
I have been critical of British Tory leader David Cameron in these pages and elsewhere, mainly along the lines that he was wet and lacking in gumption and leadership.
It is time to say, therefore, that in his first real test, the Georgian crisis, he has shown backbone enough to put the doomed and useless government of Gordon Brown and much of the leadership of Western Europe to shame. Cameron is looking like a leader.
While, characteristically, the Brown government dithered ineffectually, Cameron became the first Western leader to fly to Georgia and stand side by side with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and Georgia's other leaders and parliament, declaring:
The world's oldest democracy must stand with one of the newest when it's been illegally invaded by another country.
We wanted to come to express the strongest possible support for Georgia, its independence and integrity.
While not condoning the obvious faults of the Georgian government, it was the first clear and courageous sign to Georgia -- and Russia -- that it had not been abandoned by Europe. It was the sort of thing a Reagan, a Thatcher, or a Churchill might have done -- an instinctive affirmation of right against wrong. With all Georgia under imminent threat of direct Russian military attack, Cameron's visit was also physically brave.
OF COURSE, A LEADER of the Opposition cannot actually do much, and by virtue of that fact is free to be, in a sense, less responsible that the leader of a government in what he says. Anyway, by the time he becomes Prime Minister the situation will probably have changed. Cameron was finessing, but he was also putting his character on the line and making a very public statement committal about the sort of man he is. That matters.
With the shambolic Brown government gaining just 3% of the vote in a recent by-election, Cameron is very unlikely to be leader of the Opposition much longer. He is Britain's Prime Minister-in-waiting, and this makes his gesture far more significant: it is not a commitment that can now be easily repudiated.
It was of immense importance as the first major signal that the British Conservative Party was prepared to lock itself into solidarity not only with Georgia but, by implication with all the small States of Russia's "near abroad," threatened by Putinism. "We cannot allow what Russia has done to mean that Russian can and cannot control who can be a member of NATO," he said. "Russia says she wants to be and we want her to be part of the normal, international community. The response of the West is vital." These might, of course, be just words. But they might not be.
Cameron also showed good sense and statesmanship by backing Brown's eventual response and by refusing to criticize the British government for its appearance of indecisiveness. That, however, was done by the Government's own members.
One former Labour foreign minister was quoted as saying that Brown had made a huge error in prating on about the humanitarian angle of the crisis: "This is a straightforward act of aggression by Russia, not an international development issue. Cameron sussed that and saw that John McCain was right about where the story was going. This trip by Cameron just makes us look wet and dithering."
WRITING IN THE BRITISH PRESS, Cameron stated, in phraseology that amounted, for those aware of British history, to a deliberate and definite repudiation of appeasement:
This is not some quarrel in a far-away land. What happens in Georgia directly affects us.
For a start, it's about energy security. One million barrels of oil a day are delivered by the Baku-Ceyhan oil pipeline. This runs right through Georgia, close to the areas affected by the conflict.
What's more, it's about global security. History has shown that if you leave aggression to go unchecked, greater crises will only emerge in the future. Today, Russia says it is defending its citizens in South Ossetia. Where tomorrow? In Ukraine? In Central Asia? In Latvia?
It's clear that stability in the Caucasus -- and Russia's behavior there and beyond -- is a matter for the security of Britain and our allies.
Cameron followed this by a call for visa restrictions on Russian citizens wanting to visit Britain. Given the large number of Russian billionaires and obligarchs who at present use London as a playground, emporium and money-mine, this is serious talk and points to a genuine Russian vulnerability. It an area where Britain has more ability to act than the U.S.: New York is not the second home for Russian obligarchs that London has become.
He also called for Moscow to be suspended from the G8 group of industrial nations and for its talks on a partnership agreement with the EU to be frozen: "We must make clear that the path [Russia] has chosen leads to isolation and contempt. We should suspend Russia from the G8 and suspend negotiations on a partnership with the European Union."
He said that Russia's elite valued their ties to Europe, particularly "their shopping and their luxury weekends," and added: "Russian armies can't march into other countries while Russian shoppers carry on marching into Selfridges."
Cameron today is looking as if he has he moral fiber that Britain's next Prime Minister is going to need, both for steering the ship in a turbulent international situation and, by extension, for repairing the terrible cultural and social damage in Britain today which is, in large part, a legacy of 11 years of Labour misrule.
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London's best unsung museums
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Apsley House & Wellington Arch
This Robert Adam-designed house is crammed with artworks plundered by or presented to Wellington during his career, including some impressive candelabras and a giant neoclassical statue of Napoleon. There's not much in the way of biographical detail but you'll pick up plenty while trying to reach the complementary Wellington Arch via a tortuous underpass enlivened by informative mosaics. The Arch itself has viewing platforms and a permanent display about other London arches.
Best exhibit Wellington's death mask.
Apsley House & Wellington Arch, 149 Piccadilly, W1 (7499 5676/www.english-heritage.org.uk). Hyde Park Corner tube.
Bank of England Museum
FREETacked on to the end of the Bank of England, this museum is housed in a replica Sir John Soane interior, the largest of its kind in the world. It offers a good blend of modern, child-friendly attractions and dusty older corridors that the grown-ups will enjoy. The museum tells the history of the Bank and currency in the UK, and there's lots of stuff about forgery. Best exhibits A bar of gold you can pick up and a full set of NatWest piggy banks circa 1983. Bank of England Museum, Threadneedle St, EC2 (7601 5545/www.bankofengland.co.uk). Bank tube/DLR.
Benjamin Franklin House
This creaky old London home of the US politician and scientist focuses on the scientific discoveries he made while living here between 1757 and 1775.
Benjamin Franklin House, 36 Craven St, WC2 SNF (7839 2006/www.benjaminfranklinhouse.org). Charing Cross tube/rail.
The British Dental Association Museum
FREEThe history of British dentistry (don't scoff, Americans). Features lots of teeth, plus old dentists' chairs and oral health posters. The British Dental Association Museum, 64 Wimpole St, W1G 8YS (www.bda.org/museum). Regent's Park tube.Brunel MuseumWithin the elegant confines of this red brick engine house is the tale of the design and construction of the Thames Tunnel, the oldest tunnel in London. Visitors are able to learn of the struggles of fires and floods experienced during its construction, as well as visit the tunnel itself, which runs directly beneath the museum. This was the first tunnel to be dug under a river through soft earth, and is still in use today, as part of the London underground network. The museum is currently celebrating the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of young Isambard Kingdom Brunel, who helped design the tunnel with his father, Marc Brunel. Best exhibits There are display boards detailing the historical significance of the engine house, but to get the most out of it take one of the guided tours. Brunel Museum, Railway Avenue, SE16 (7231 3840/www.brunel-museum.org.uk). Canada Water tube.Cartoon MuseumChortle your way round this amusing little museum, which displays British cartoons, caricatures, comics and animations. On the ground floor, snigger at time-honoured works by Hogarth and Gillray, WWII cartoons depicting Churchill and more recent subjects of satire: Bush and Blair. There's an excellent selection of amusing books and cards in the shop, an extensive library and a regular cartooning workshops. Best exhibits Relive your youth on the upper gallery, where the comic strips on display include the Beano, 2000AD and Rupert. Cartoon Museum, 35 Little Russell St, WC1 (7580 8155/www.cartoonmuseum.org). Russell Square tube.
Centre for the Magic Arts
Centre for the Magic Arts
The Magic Circle Museum has historic apparatus, memorabilia and posters as well as the largest collection of magic books in Europe. Appointment only.
Centre for the Magic Arts, 12 Stephenson Way, NW1 2HD (www.themagiccircle.co.uk). Euston Sq tube. Appointment only.
Charles Dickens Museum
It's easy to walk past the only surviving London house in which Dickens lived. You have to ring the doorbell to gain access to this unassuming townhouse with just a small plaque to mark it out from its neighbours. Inside, there are four floors of Dickens material, from posters advertising his public speaking to rare editions of his work, in a house decorated as it would have been during Dickens's tenancy (1837-1839).
Best exhibit A grille from the Marshalsea jail where Dickens's father was imprisoned.
Charles Dickens Museum, 48 Doughty St, WC1 (7405 2127/www.dickensmuseum.com). Chancery Lane or Russell Square tube.
Churchill Museum
It's fitting that the man who had 300,000 people file past his coffin before his state funeral now has a museum dedicated to his life. The Churchill Museum is part of the Cabinet War Rooms, preserved to recreate the Cabinet meetings held below ground in WWII. Churchill's extension explores both his childhood and career while his voice booms out those famous speeches.
Best exhibit Churchill's half-smoked cigars.
Churchill Museum, Clive Steps, King Charles St, SW1 (7930 6961/www.iwm.org.uk). Westminster tube.
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Why is it that most London musuems are funded by the department of medeia culture and sport but in the provinces councils have to fund there own . yet another hidden london subsidy.
There is also the Florence Nightingale musuem which is really good
I'm looking for an exhibition or museum of old office equipment - does anyone know of anything?
£16 for an adult is an extortionate fee it should adopt the pricing of an English Heritage site after all it is part of our national heritage. Charge that to the tourists if you wish but not British citizens who contribute through taxes and allowing charities like this tax exemptions.
I agree with Edgar West. Several of my favourite museums have had tall the atmosphere taken away by modernisation. Most The Royal College of Surgeons has been completely sanitised and many of the exhibits have been removed whilst the Natural History Museum has been dumbed down so 4 year olds can understand it.
If you are interested in exploring London's museums with other like minded people, then join the London Cultureseekers Group - www.cultureseekers.org. We meet up 3-4 times a month and explore museums, art galleries, visit historical buildings, the theatre and go on guided walks. It's the best way to make friends whilst exploring London.
I visited the Clink Museum with a friend last year and we both agreed it was disappointing, with badly designed displays. Information was often difficult to read and there was too much repetition of the same material, as though nobody had considered the overall effect. Not good value for money. This is a shame, as it's a unique site in an interesting area.
The North Woolwich Old Station Museum closed in January 2009. The station building is boarded up, the yard behind has been redeveloped and the exhibits have been dispersed.
Found out today that where the Bramah museum was there is a hardware store. The museum closed a year ago!
Edgar West - It's not about 'vapid contemporary apology', it's about exhibiting objects with a better understanding of their significance. This is obviously more the case with anthropological objects than with anything involving natural history - the Victorians did a good job of physically acquiring objects but there was little if any genuine concern about their function or contemporary significance - it really was literally a 'treasure hunt'. With the prevalence of the internet being 'culturally poor' is becoming less and less of an issue (and in fact saying so is inaccurate - virtually all of the objects collected during the era of Empire are not 'British' at all, so it's not British culture that's being impovershed) , alterations in museums nowadays are made to convey that artifacts did - and still do - hold deep cultural importance as well as being beautiful, and this normally results in a need for compromise in display methods. Objects from natives here on the Northwest Coast are a great example of this - many of the masks they're world-famous for are in fact not meant to be seen unless being used for a dance, much less displayed openly behind glass. Hence you develop communication with the cultural owners of objects and as such alter display methods to enrich the functions of objects - instead of being permanently behind glass, natives might occasionally visit a museum and use those masks in ceremonial dances, for example. It can get very complicated, but the short of it is that those changes you witness are genuinely meant to enrich the functions of museum collections rather than 'sterilize' them as might be interpreted. In the simplest terms, we simply know more now than they did then. In any case, there are certainly many places that continue to pay homage to British Victorian eccentricity (in many ways a museum-worthy subject of preservation in its own right), most notably the Sloane Museum. I don't aim to berate you or anything like that, only to educate. I've been studying this kind of stuff a lot :)
The Wallace Collection is a great art museum that is free and near bond st tube.
The Huntarian and Soane's museums are pretty much opposite each other, and a 20-25 min walk from the British Museum. They make a great combination as they are both really unusual but in totally different ways! Around Lincoln's Inn are lots of historic buildings (the Inns of Court and so on) plus the fields themselves are a pleasant place to eat lunch and have a fairly upmarket cafe/restaurant. They make a good combination for a day out in London and are themselves very close to Covent Garden for lunch/dinner. They are my favourite London museums!
I agree with Erik. The Museum of Brands and Packaging is well worth a visit. It is a view of social history over the past 100 years or so by reference to everyday items such as food packaging, advertising styles etc. Educational and nostalgic. www.museumofbrands.com
Horniman Museum Again took my niece there last summer and it was another museum she enjoyed, it has various exhibits, it also has lovely grounds to walk thru on a good day.. Has a basement fukllof aquariums, this museum is ideal for children as well as adult minds
the museum of brands and packaging is really cool and should be on this list. it's near notting hill tube and showcases food packaging from the turn of the century to present day.
has anyone been to the Horniman Museum ? am intrigued to go today but don't want to be dissapointed...
I visited the Tea and Coffee Museum about a year ago and was seriously disappointed - too many exhibits (i.e. cramped), appalling lighting etc. I could have made a better job of it myself. I´m so glad they are refurbishing - the newly opened Museum can only be an improvement.
Unlike some of the rather well-known, much-visited museums included in this feature, a genuinely 'unsung' museum is the British Optical Association Museum at the College of Optometrists, a delightful Georgian building in Craven Street. Not only are its collections of vision aids, optician's equipment and all things eye-related of international significance but because its displays are produced entirely in-house they avoid that 'over-designed' look that characterises and spoils so many wealthier museums these days. You won't find a sign on the door and you must book in advance but if you pluck up the courage you'll not only get a personal guided tour from a genuine expert (tailored to whatever time you have available) but you'll thoroughly enjoy seeing some wonderful things, both serious and quirky…and all just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square. In fact, if you discount art galleries it's the most centrally located museum in the entire capital and I bet most people don't know it's there!
V&A Museum of Childhood I took my 2yr old niece here last summer and she loved it, its is very accessible and not to huge that a smaller child would lose interest. I would reccommend it
Can anyone give anymore information about the viv stanshall museum, i would love to go there and can't find any info about it?
I too have two more recommendations for those with inquisitive minds (seems like most Londoners do from these posts!). The Freud museum is a treat in Swiss Cottage/Finchley http://www.freud.org.uk/ and the Sir John Soan's museum in Holborn in well worth a visit (and it's free) http://www.soane.org/. Liking all the other recommendations - is there ever an end to the things you can do in London!
the petrie museum is a must if you love anything to do with egypt
The Viv Stanshall museum is fun up there in Finchley
What a brilliant list for people visiting London, my son and I and a friend are coming to London for a short break in February and this is so informative thanks.
Oh! You forgot The Women's Library. Which is a museum, as crazy as it sounds ---> www.thewomenslibrary.ac.uk - women's magazines on at the moment.
The garden museum has changed its name and has been refurbished and is amazing. They have the best cafe in London too! The website is now http://www.gardenmuseum.org.uk/
For those not aware of it, Pollocks Toy Museum (and shop) is run by Peter Baldwin (Derek Wilton in Coronation Street) and his brother.
It is nice to see Sikorski Museum mentioned. Just a small correction: the bear´s name is not Wojtke - it´s Wojtek.
I am disappointed to see the Vault is not included in your list of London's "secret" museums. Until 2001 the vault was where the Royals kept their treasury in the basement of a Coutts bank on Old Park Lane. When this closed down Hard Rock Cafe' relocated their shop there from the restaurant and transformed the Vault in what is now London's only rock'n'roll museum (as of last Summer we have our museum licence), featuring such gems as Jimi Hendrix' legendary "Flying V", the Beatles' harpsichord and Elvis' coat. Entry is free and it includes a guided tour which lasts about 15-20 min. Opening hours are 11am to 11-pm.
I am surprised that you omitted the Wellcome Institute near Euston Station. Lots of interesting medical stuff, with old artefacts and pictures collected by Wellcome himself. Look at http://library.wellcome.ac.uk/collections.html As they say, "Where else could you find an ancient mummy, Napoleon's toothbrush, Darwin's walking stick, a DNA sequencing robot and a Marc Quinn sculpture under one roof?"
According to its website, the Leighton House is closed for refurbishment until the end of 2009. Shame, really.
To my mind the best museums are a museum themselves in that they have not been modernised since Victorian times,which was surely the heyday of museums. I know this comment may be un-pc,as it relates to the British Empire,but the fact is if there had been no collectors,anthropoligists etc with access to a massive storehouse,then we would be alot culturally poorer now. Unfortunately too many museums have been ruined in an attempt to update them,ripping out that great big unrefined & unconscious Victorian 'heart of darkness' & replacing it with a vapid contemporary apology. Apologies for this unreformed rant,i am sure there are many valid reasons for 'modernisation,but i need to state that i do miss those weird old collections 'behind glass cases in musty gothic surroundings,maybe i am some sort of un-reconstructed weirdo that needs 'updating'
How on earth can institutions such as the Design Museum, the Churchill Museum, the Royal Airforce Museum, the V&A Museum of Childhood and the Museum of London, which each receive hundreds of thousands of visitors per year, be described as 'secret'? It would have made a refreshing change if the site had instead included more of of the many museums in the outer London boroughs (like my own- Church Farmhouse Museum in Hendon) which, despite limited funding and scant attention in the London-wide media, continue to present exhibitions and events of interest to more than an immediately local audience. I'm sure that I'm not alone in finding this site deeply disappointing.
I would visit the Horniman Museum about once a month when I was a child, it was a great adventure for me and I always found something new. The last time I visited the museum was about 3 years ago and it was still a great adventure.!
The Foundling Museum is the place to discover at the moment as it has just opened its exhibition "Handel the Philanthropist" to celebrate 250 years since Handel's death. Handel raised £7,000 for children in care at the Hospital by performing benefit concerts in the chapel before he died, which is the equivalent of £524,000 by today's standards!! The Museum holds Handel's will as well as the score and parts of "Messiah" which he left to the Hosiptal, the first home for abandoned children in Britain and in which Hogarth established the first public art gallery! Most importantly seek out the social history gallery which displays the tokens mother's left with their babies when they gave them up for care.
The Bramah Museum of Tea and Coffee Museum is closed until later on in 2009
The Pollocks Toy museum is OK but not great. The R.A is the best
i would just like to say that if you appreciate things a little unusual, you cant go wrong in Ploocks toy museum... the building itself is an adventure, you feel like alice in wonderland as the celings shrink and rise as you enter the different rooms. its atmospheric, creepy and wonderful! (dont miss the bethnal green museum of childhood either!) also take the backstage tour at the national history museum and see the AMAZING scenes behind closed doors....WELL worth it, and free to boot!
This site is invaluable for planning trips around London to visit the lesser known places where the treasures of history are hidden. I have some research to do on Victorian London, and my material cannot be found in any one place, so it was a good source.


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Great job, I love the fog.
What's with the fog? It looks like the clouds are touching the ground.
It was a rainy day high up in the mountains and those are the rain clouds breaking up.. it's not exactly "fog" but yea the clouds are very low
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Magnificent capture!
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Wonderful scene.
Maybe I would have saturated less the tree colours...
Maybe I would have saturated less the tree colours...
what a freaking awesome shot....those trees and the fog...fantastic capture
this is great aaron! lovely detail all around. i especially like those clouds rollin in and the reflections in the water!
Great composition and detail, lovely view and reflections!
Wonderful shot! I love the reflection and the colors! Excellent composition!
very nice reflection essay...
beautiful shot!
Very nice one, dude. I wish the mountains were a touch more visible to give that "grandness" to it, but it's not as if you had much control over that
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How much would it cost for a luma star like you made before? I probably won't be ordering it any time soon, (well, not until at least october) but I was just wondering.
I am absolutely in love with the Samus helmet charm and would like to know just how well it could possibly hold up as a cell phone charm. I'm not particularly violent or careless with my phone, but in the event that I jam it into my bag or accidentally drop it, would it break?
Hey how much for just the bead that you make for Oerba Dia Vanille and Oerba Yun Fang? It is the same bead? Thanks for your time Tiffane.
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Is that $20 for both or just one. I need one for Vanille and Fang. And thank you so much. Ether way i will the money for you monday. thanks.
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Moslty flip since we eat filipino food daily xD
Moslty flip since we eat filipino food daily xD
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I was looking into getting a regular pokeball phone strap and necklace. How much would that be?
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well prices depend or range usually from $7-$15
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Cool! Then may I ask what it would cost for a small charm (for a necklace) of my favorite character from either Yu-gi-oh or Kingdom hearts?
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I may commission you to do a zipper pull for me sometime, depending on how you charge. I need the accuracy I've seen in your work for a cosplay of my friend's comic book character.
I would so live to make that for you but Im afraid the charm simple wont withstand the tugging and pulling. I can try my best to make it sturdy but I cant promise anything!
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Ah, but this would just be a decorative one to lay against the actual zipper. I wouldn't dare use it for the actual zipping.
Anyways, it's a WAYS off before I'd be needing this. College is expensive, so I wouldnt't worry about it until early summer.
How much would one of these run?
Anyways, it's a WAYS off before I'd be needing this. College is expensive, so I wouldnt't worry about it until early summer.
How much would one of these run?
In that case I would be honored to make the zipper!
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On Thursday, January 27, Tillicum Wawa: Voices of the People discussed the issues of the destruction of sacred sites. Currently, Nakota Energy LLC, is planning on oil drilling in the surrounding areas of Bear Butte, the mountain most sacred to many plains tribes, such as the Lakota, Nakota, Dakota, Cheyenne, Arapaho, etc. We can find little to no information on Nakota Energy. Shusli also discussed the grave robbing going on at Yotocket in order that pot hunters can profit off of those slaugthered around 150 years ago.
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There is little room in Taj Gibson's life for anything but Bulls basketball.
But even the Sixth Man of the Year candidate has been keeping an eye on the attempt of the Northwestern football team to form a union and start a change in the culture between athletes and the NCAA.
In Gibson's opinion, not only should college athletes start receiving compensation beyond a scholarship, but it's a system that long has been outdated.
''I'm all for college players being paid because the universities are making millions and the kids sometimes don't even have enough money to eat,'' Gibson said. ''It's not right at all. I'm not even saying they need to be paid a lot, but give them something more. Or at least make sure that everything is taken care of.''
The ''taken care of'' was referring to former USC running back Stafon Johnson. Gibson was friendly with Johnson back in their days with the Trojans and was horrified to hear about the weightlifting accident that almost cost Johnson his life. Back in 2009, Johnson's larynx was crushed when a bench-press bar fell on his neck. He eventually sued the school, and the sides settled in 2012.
''It was terrible news when I first heard it,'' Gibson said. ''He had to leave school because USC didn't really pay for all of his health bills. He really had to pay his own bills, which a lot of people don't know. That's why I agree with Northwestern and the players talking about having full medical coverage when they are done playing.
''One day, it's going to happen. It needs to.''
Player of the week
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks forward: The shot clock might be ticking down on Nowitzki's career, but he still is doing his best to keep the Mavericks in the Western Conference playoff picture. Nowitzki entered play Friday with five consecutive games of at least 19 points, including a 26-point, 11-rebound effort Thursday against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Team of the week
San Antonio Spurs: Their 19-game winning streak ended Thursday against the Oklahoma City Thunder, but the Spurs still served notice that they are the team to beat in the West.
The big five
1. Miami Heat, 2. Spurs, 3. Thunder, 4. Clippers, 5. Indiana Pacers.
Awful for Andrew
The three teams with the best odds of earning the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft and the right to select Kansas freshman Andrew Wiggins: 1. Milwaukee Bucks, 2. Philadelphia 76ers, 3. Orlando Magic.
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0-4 The Spurs' record this season against the Thunder. If there is one team that can mess with the Spurs' team game, it's Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Co.
Two to watch
Brooklyn Nets at Heat, 7 p.m. Tuesday: Forget all the animosity the teams have for each other. The Nets have been one of the hottest teams in the East since Jan. 1, and the Heat is playing for the No. 1 seed in the conference playoffs.
Pacers at Heat, 6:30 p.m. Friday: The Pacers are finding out it's hard to win games and give yourself the Heimlich maneuver at the same time. This game might decide who will have the home-court advantage in the Eastern Conference finals.
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Book your room at Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland
Traditional RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Club Room, Business Lounge AccessMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Junior Suite, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Located in the heart of St. John's, this spa hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Commissariat House and Port of St. John's. Harbourside Park and St. John's Government House are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a health club, a bar/lounge, and a spa tub are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 301 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus room service and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free newspapers, and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland features an indoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to limo/town car service and a meeting room. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a spa tub, a sauna, and spa services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Full-service spa
- Garden
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Indoor pool
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 7
- One meeting room
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 301
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Wedding services
Business Travel Amenities
- Concierge services
- Business services
- Free parking
- Free WiFi
- Limo or town car
- Multilingual staff
- Conference room
- Valet parking
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Iron/ironing board
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
OPPIDAN - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Racquetball/squash on site
Spa Services
Rosewood Day Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Valet parking fee: CAD 15 per day
- Pet fees vary based on length of stay
Hotel Name
- Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland
- Sheraton Newfoundland
- Fairmont St. John's
- Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland Canada
- Sheraton Hotel St Johns
- Sheraton St Johns
- Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland St. John's
- Sheraton Newfoundland St. John's
- St. John's Fairmont
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Rustic Chic Lake Travis RestaurantTravis Restaurant provides a sophisticated yet rustic atmosphere with pristine views of Lake Travis and Texas hills. Enjoy a diverse menu of Southern comfort cuisine featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner entrées made from fresh local ingredients. Guest favorites include the Breakfast Buffet, Extra Napkin Burger, Molasses Glazed Quail and Prime Cuts of Beef. Whether you are heading to the lake or coming back from the golf course, enjoy delicious food,
an impressive marble bar, HD TVs and the casually chic atmosphere.at our Lake Travis Restaurant.
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Cons: Sometimes balky controls, no base map
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March, 03 2002
Pros: great battery life, easy to use, great value for features
Cons: some reception problems with heavy tree cover or obstructions
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Pros: Small, light, usable with one hand, easy to learn, generally accurate
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April, 15 2004
Pros: Small size, Rock solid, TRULY waterproof, Very reliable, Free firmware updates, Good Battery Life.
Cons: No detailed Mapping, Controls require patience, Expensive Accessories/Software.
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Pros: Small, lightweight, inexpensive and very user friendly.
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Find your way around unknown regions effortlessly using the Garmin eTrex Venture HC GPS receiver. A sunlight-readable TFT screen of this handheld GPS navigator displays all data in vibrant colors. Highly-sensitive, this Garmin GPS receiver locks onto satellites even under tree cover or when close to tall buildings. This lightweight handheld GPS navigator stores and locates hundreds of your favorite shops and restaurants. What's more, the Garmin eTrex Venture HC GPS receiver can attain position corrections from WAAS, making its positioning data all the more reliable. You can rely on this Garmin GPS receiver as it is not only rugged, but also waterproof.


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Teen faces attempted rape charge in E. Wash.
WALLA WALLA, Wash. (AP) - A 17-year-old teenager is scheduled for a January trial on a charge he tried to rape a girl in the Waitsburg High School training room.
The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin reports ( http://is.gd/i892aU) Cobie A. Brown was a player for the Waitsburg-Prescott football team. He pleaded innocent on Wednesday to a second-degree attempted rape charge.
Charging documents say Brown contacted a girl in the training room, picked her up and moved her to a bench hidden from view by the open door. Charges say he started to kiss her, but she told him to stop, and he allegedly exposed himself.
Documents say the assault was interrupted when the football coach walked into the room.
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Best Place to Birdwatch (2006)
Grassy Waters Preserve, South Side
Several miles removed from the suburban sprawl of eastern Palm Beach County is Grassy Waters Preserve, a 20-square-mile chunk of Everglades land untouched by development. Needless to say, it's a bird watcher's heaven. The preserve runs across both sides of Northlake Boulevard. And while you can catch plenty of the feathered beasts at either location, the south side is where it's at. Simply take a stroll down to the Charles W. Bingham Wilderness Pavilion, find an empty spot on the boardwalk, and put those binoculars to work. You'll get an eyeful of the Everglades' finest (ospreys, spoonbills, herons, egrets) as well as the sense of calm that comes with standing over our beloved River of Grass. If you're a newbie who's looking for pointers, take part in master naturalist Kurt Gebhart's Birding Swamp Tromp program. It's a good introduction to the lifestyle of South Florida's true natives.
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Influential international and local speakers united for the 5th Annual Youth Conference in Lower Mainland. "When the World Changed" presented by Ajyal for Youth Development Society, was a conference that focused on the Prophet (Salla Allahu Alihi Wa Sallam). This 2-day event was the largest Muslim Conference in Western Canada, with the attendees' number exceeded the 700 targeted participants.
The audience members had the opportunity to hear lectures from Dr. Bilal Philips (Qatar), Abu Usamah At-Thahabi (UK), Abdulbary Yahya (USA) and Ayman Al-Najjar (Local). There was a special session allocated to sisters only, given by Sr. Yasmin (wife of Dr. Bilal Philips) and our own local speakers, Sr. Hafsa Dean and Sr. Hawa Warsame. The guests covered topics such as the strong character of the prophet, his dealings with non-Muslims, the youth, and the message that he came with to name a few.
On the entertainment side, former rapper Muslim Belal (UK) began by sharing his inspiring childhood story and how he came to Islam, followed by amazing performances of spoken word poetry, which left the audience in awe. Award winning writer, poet and story-teller Boonaa Mohammed, closed the event with a theatrical journey recounting the tale of the Last and Final Testament through live Spoken Word Poetry and Qu`ran recitation.
The event was indeed a great success with the help of Allaah (SWT), then the efforts and dedication of the fabulous management team and the hard working volunteers.
Finally, the emaan boosting lectures, and the inspiring performances, are bound to leave lasting effects insha'Allaah.
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[And there] they will be waited upon with trays and goblets of gold; and there will be found all that the souls might desire, and [all that] the eyes might delight in. And therein shall you abide, [O you who believe:]
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I heard the Prophet saying, "Whoever is killed while protecting his property then he is a martyr."
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Today we hand the reigns to our resident Long Fang to share their feelings on the recent Space Wolves releases. Over to you Dom...
The Wulfen have arrived! I can't quite put into words just how excited I am about this, but I'll have a go. Basically, as the office Wolf-nut the guys asked me to write a few words on what the release of these models means to me as a long-time collector of Space Wolves.
Finally (finally!) I can add a few units of these gene-cursed monsters to my collection. Under any other circumstances I'd be praising the All-father just for that gift, but I've also had to go and pre-order the Curse of the Wulfen book too, because, you know, I had no choice.
My first Space Wolves army was based on Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company (all bared teeth and Blood Claws), and it's only recently that I've turned my attention to the Wolf Guard Terminators of Logan Grimnar's Champions of Fenris. And this is where I feel like I've got very lucky as the story of Curse of the Wulfen revolves around Logan Grimnar voyaging into the stars to reclaim the mysterious 13th Company. I've already determined that I'll add a couple of boxes of Wulfen to my Wolf Guard force so that I can re-enact the key parts of the story.
I collect models around specific themes and the barbaric Wulfen will provide a really nice contrast to the noble Wolf Guard Terminators. The idea that no-one (not even Logan Grimnar himself) is really sure what the Wulfen have been up to since they disappeared is something that will influence how I play games with them. Will I use them as a trusted ally, or as a force in their own right?
I bought a Murderfang some time ago too, and like any hobbyist worth his salt, I managed to forget that I'd bought him as a new project hopped like a magpie across my painting station. Well fear no more my murderous friend, your mates have turned up and you shall finally get the paint job you deserve. And you know what? A Murderfang and a few Wulfen will look ace as they tear their way across the battlefield.


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Home » Posts tagged with "Matt and Kim"
Matt and Kim skateboard around Philly in video for "Hoodie On"
Playing at the Electric Factory on April 17.
Matt and Kim announce new album & tour, share "Get It"
Playing at the Electric Factory in 2015.
Video: Matt & Kim – "It's Alright"
Playing at the Firefly Music Festival this summer.
Tegan and Sara, Matt and Kim, & more playing a free show at The Piazza in January
Radio 104.5 announces their annual Winter Jam, set to take place at The Piazza on January 26th.
Matt and Kim releasing new album, announce fall tour (playing Electric Factory)
Brooklyn-based duo Matt and Kim follow the recent announcement of a new album with an announcement of a lengthy fall tour of North America. Following the October 2nd release of Lightning, Matt and Kim will hit the road on October 3rd. The tour wastes little time before arriving in Philadelphia, which happens on October 7th […]
Matt and Kim played Sasquatch, Sidewalks Tour hits Philly tonight
As you can see above, Matt and Kim just kicked off their tour at the Sasquatch Music Festival over the weekend. Unlike many performers at the festival, there is no stream of their set, but, tonight, the second show of that month-long tour is here in Philly at The Trocadero. As you could have guessed, […]
Virgin Mobile FreeFest announces lineup
The Virgin Mobile FreeFest has announced its lineup for the September 25 festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD (a little over 2 hours away from Philly). The free tickets will be up for grabs this Saturday at 10 A.M. In addition to free tickets, you can buy Premium Pavilion Seats for $125 (very […]


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Reps Ask for Voluntary NCUA RBC Study: Agency Reply Expected Soon
(From CUNA's News Now, Oct. 8)-Three legislators wrote to National Credit Union Administration Chair Debbie Matz this week, asking the agency to conduct a study into the effects of its revised risk-based capital proposal. An agency spokesperson confirmed the NCUA received the request, and that it would... More
Matz: Revised RBC Rule Could Be Unveiled Jan. 15, 90-Day Comment Period to Follow
National Credit Union Administration Board Chair Debbie Matz announced recently that she will ask the board to consider a revised version of the risk-based capital proposal at its Jan. 15 open board meeting. Matz also said a 90-day public comment period would likely follow.
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Overwhelming Number of Lawmakers Give Message to NCUA on RBC Proposal
(From CUNA's News Now)WASHINGTON (9/9/14)--Federal legislators on both sides of the aisle have joined their voices with the unprecedented 2,056 comments from people and organizations expressing concerns with the National Credit Union Administration's risk-based capital (RBC) proposal. Since the rule... More
26% of Senate, 76% of House Now Have Voiced RBC Plan Concerns
(FROM CUNA's NEWS NOW)WASHINGTON (8/8/14)--Two more U.S. senators have sent a letter of concern to the National Credit Union Administration regarding its risk-based capital proposal, bringing the total number of Senate lawmakers to weigh in to 26. That's 26% of the chamber's members. And on the House... More


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Terenure 5 Mile 2015 - Competition
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The Terenure 5 mile took place this year on Sunday 17th May 2015 at 11am.
Formerly known as the "Dublin 5 Mile Classic", 2015 was the the races 31st year.
The fast 1.5 lap course starts and ends at Terenure College, Dublin 6w.
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The conclusion was that Head Start had little to no effect on cognitive, social-emotional or health outcomes of participating children. The HHS report was released on the Friday before Christmas, hoping to avoid press coverage and to minimize public attention.
The principal goals of the billions of federal tax dollars poured into public schools during the George W. Bush Administration were to raise U.S. scores on international tests and to close the gap between high-income and low-income students. All that spending was a failure on both counts.
Head Start was based on the assumption that government schools can compensate children for the disadvantage of being poor. It's time to face up to the fact that children are poor mainly because they don't have a father provider-protector, and the problem we should address is the decline in marriage.
Obama's pre-K proposals are just a reprise of the perennial feminist demand for government-paid daycare. The feminists believe it's part of the war on women by the patriarchy for society to expect mothers to care for their children, and they should be relieved of this burden by the taxpayers.
Can you believe? The feminists are still whining about President Richard Nixon's 1971 veto of the Brademas-Mondale Comprehensive Child Development Act, which would have made daycare (now called Pre-K) a new middle class entitlement. A feminist article on Feb. 14, 2013 in The New York Times claimed that Obama's pre-K proposal is a resurrection of Walter Mondale's bill that was defeated under a tsunami of public opposition.
The feminists are thrilled that Obama has picked up where Mondale left off 42 years ago. Remember Mondale? He was defeated by Ronald Reagan back in 1984.
The real difference between high-achieving and low-achieving children is whether or not they live in a traditional family. There is no substitute for the enormous advantage to children of growing up in a home with their own mother and father.
A better formula for helping kids to achieve in school would be to stop giving financial handouts that operate as incentives to women to have babies without marriage.
Phyllis Schlafly is a national leader of the pro-family movement, a nationally syndicated columnist and author of Feminist Fantasies.
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