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The new album from the northeast-Iowa blues duo Joe & Vicki Price is called Night Owls, and the cartoonish cover art (by Vicki) features five literally skeletal figures (including a man and woman each with a guitar and amp).
The title couldn't be more appropriate, as the 10-track collection of originals often has the casual feel of a post-midnight jam – intimate, a little on the sleepy side, wholly devoid of self-consciousness. Just two people performing with their guitars, voices, and feet.
The sound is similarly straightforward, unadorned, and unfussy, and some tunes feel so dusty that they're only missing the pops, crackles, and hisses of neglected vinyl or degraded tape. Even though the album was recorded in Nashville, the production is largely (and intentionally) artless.
Yet despite the cheeky cover illustration and lightly electrified tunes that might as well be 60 years old, there's a real vitality in the duo's songs (written, with the exception of "Bones," separately) – and the recordings. The bare-bones (sorry!) instrumentation and the choices in style and singing are employed with rigor, and the more you listen to the album, the more it's apparent how carefully constructed it is.
The closing Masterworks concerts of the Quad City Symphony's centennial season included a commission meant as a prelude leading, without pause, into Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. I was skeptical. The Choral symphony – one of the greatest compositions in music – was a logical conclusion for a season-long celebration of 100 years, but attaching contemporary music to it raised two questions: What could the new music possibly add, and would it diminish Beethoven's towering work?
Yet James Stephenson's A-ccord worked on several levels April 11 at the Adler Theatre. It successfully connected Beethoven to 21st Century musical thinking. More importantly, it neatly summarized the rigor and thoughtfulness of Music Director and Conductor Mark Russell Smith's highly symbolic program – which presented a unified message bridging time, style, and language, and ceded the spotlight to guest vocalists as the Quad City Symphony closed its milestone season.
A-ccord brought all that together, featuring both voices and instruments, placing an English translation of Friedrich Schiller's "Ode" (a component, in German, of the Ninth Symphony) alongside words from Quad Cities poet Dick Stahl, and treating Beethoven's source material in a contemporary way, with an innovative use of a single melodic line with rhythmic and orchestral variations.
It's not often you'll hear a story about label interference making a record better, so let's marvel at Hey Rosetta!'s Second Sight.
The band was twice short-listed for the Polaris Music Prize and has been nominated for a Juno Award – the Canadian equivalent of the a Grammy – and Second Sight has been warmly received. SputnikMusic.com described it as "a collection of profoundly beautiful and well-arranged songs that I'm sure will stand the test of time."
Yet the story of its creation shows some of the opportunity inherent in a little adversity.
The Canadian septet had finished recording the album's 11 songs, and the band's label liked it, but ... the staff felt it needed a single, something to launch it. Singer/guitarist/pianist/songwriter Tim Baker – in a recent phone interview promoting the band's April 24 Communion Tour gig at Rozz-Tox – said he disagreed.
"We thought we had a great record, and we had to go back in" to the studio, he said of the band's frustration. Hey Rosetta! assented because they also wanted to make the album as commercially viable as possible, "to get it out to people."
But writing to grab people's attention is difficult, and something that was foreign to Baker as a songwriter. "I'd never written a single before," he said. "We'd gotten this far just playing our sprawling tunes and touring all the time. If we were going to try to get something on the radio, then I really wanted it to be moving and really mean something to me. And hopefully be one of those songs that isn't just skin-deep, kind of asinine music. ... A song that actually reaches past and does something to you. ...
"We took it as a challenge ... trying to write something short and catchy but meaningful. ... I think we got it, but it was a trial for sure."
Shook Twins came into possession of the magical, giant golden egg in 2010. According to the story on the band's Web site, Laurie Shook happened upon a young man holding the thing, and when she asked about it, he said a woman gave it to him and told him to sign it and pass it on to the next person.
Laurie Shook was that person, and she promises on ShookTwins.com that she will eventually hand the egg off to somebody else: "Until then, it shall be musical!"
In that way, the egg is being passed every night Shook Twins perform – including almost certainly April 16 at the Redstone Room. Laurie and her identical twin Katelyn don't appear eager to part with it, but they turned the egg into an instrument: Laurie filled it with popcorn (making it a giant egg shaker) and mic-ed it (making it a drum).
I'm trying to pin Chris Noth down on some dates, and he's not helping.
"The older you get," he said, "the years just start running together."
In fairness, it's not merely age. The topic of our interview is Natty Scratch, the band Noth co-founded that will be celebrating 43 years of existence this weekend with a pair of shows featuring all the group's original members – and people who've joined over the years.
The band's current lineup includes founding members Noth (guitar and vocals), Tommy Langford (bass and vocals), and Steve Cooley (percussion and vocals). Keyboardist Rick Stoneking joined in the early 1980s to replace Noth (who joined several touring bands), and drummer/vocalist Richie Reeves has only been with Natty Scratch for about a decade.
For this weekend's concerts, the group will also feature original drummer D.L. Blackman (who cut back on performing, making way for Reeves) and – returning from Alaska – guitarist/singer/co-founder Pat Ryan. (Noth said he's not sure when Ryan left the Quad Cities, except that it was before his own return in 1991.)


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Adult Basketball League
at Al Oerter Recreation Center (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Particpants must be members of the Recreation Center. Please call for more information.
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Friday, May 13, 2016
Yoga for Wellness—Spring Series
at Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum (in Pelham Bay Park), Bronx
8:30 a.m.–9:45 a.m.
Ann Casapini brings twenty years of experience as a certified instructor to lead offerings that invigorate and rejuvenate.
Category: Fitness
Bush Terminal Park Invasive Removal
at Bush Terminal Piers Park (in Bush Terminal Park), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Volunteers will help to remove invasive vines and exotic vegetation like porcelain berry, mugwort, and bittersweet, to help ensure a healthy coastal canopy.
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Exhibition: Chroma Botanica: Ellie Irons & Linda Stillman
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
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Chroma Botanica: Ellie Irons & Linda Stillman showcases the work of two artists that use natural plant pigments in their artwork.
Category: Art, Seniors
Greening the Globe Begins at Home: Symposium at the College of Staten Island
at College of Staten Island (CUNY), Performing Arts Center-Recital Hall, Staten Island
9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Join us for this special series to explore environmental advocacy through environmental education, green career paths, and initiatives for creating sustainable communities.
Category: Nature, Talks
Protectors of Pine Oak Woods: 40 Years of Green
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
Central Park Tour: Iconic Views of Central Park
at Outside the Dairy Gift Shop (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Some of New York's most iconic sights are found in Central Park, including the fountain at Bethesda Terrace and Bow Bridge. Join Central Park Conservancy guides for an insider's look.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Shape Up NYC: Cardio & Body Strengthening
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
This total body workout addresses muscle strength and endurance while keeping the heart rate up to burn calories and strengthen the cardio respiratory system.
Category: Fitness
Bryant Park Juggling
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12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun.
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The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
8 Movies That Showcase the Limitless Potential of Imagination
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This is a week of cinematic imagination. Tuesday brought the arrival of Ben Stiller's journeying remake of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and this Sunday marks the tenth anniversary of Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. It's hard to believe that it's been ten...
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Kevin Carr sits his chubbiness down and sees if Daybreakers, Leap Year and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus can make the grade....
Kevin and Neil ring in the new year after a band of gremlins attack the Magical Studio in the Sky and set fire to everything. After a brief rebuild, things get back in order and the Fat Guys take a moment to talk about the sure-to-be billion-dollar blockbusters coming out...
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- By Robin Ruinsky
- May 13, 2009
New photos have been released from Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, including new shots of Heath Ledger as well as his replacements, Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law....
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- October 21, 2008
While we aren't sure where it originated from on the web, we do know that our good friend David sent over a brand new pic of Heath Ledger in his final film, Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus....
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The folks over at Quick Stop Entertainment have gotten their hands on a teaser trailer of sorts for Terry Gilliam's upcoming film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. ...
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Toy stores released a rare collectible Heath Ledger as The Joker doll this week. Moments later the dolls were sold out, just like that....
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My LO is an amazing sleeper, she sleeps 12 hrs usually when swaddled in the RNP, well 3 days ago we stopped swaddling her in hopes of transitioning her to the crib soon (don't want her to roll over and suffocate if swaddled) and didn't want to change too much too soon. So unswaddled in the RNP she actually slept over 13 hrs straight so far. Now my question is, has anyone made the transition from rnp to crib successfully? I am nervous because she is on such an excellent routine I don't want to screw it up, but to me her head seems slightly sloped from the incline of the rnp and she has to transfer eventually, so maybe the sooner the better. She has never really slept flat, I wanted her on the incline due to fear of spitting up and choking. She has fallen asleep a few times for 30 min naps in her bassinet (she doesn't nap more than 30 because she sleeps so well at night). So I have no way of knowing if she will stay asleep that long in such a big, open and flat space like the crib (I feel like the rnp sort of cradles her). I know I just need to try it to see but was hoping for some encouragement from ladies who have had success with this transition. Sorry for the long post!!!
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But, she is long and seemed to be getting cramped in there. She has napped in the crib since about 9 weeks, and I now put her down for the night in the crib. She sleeps a max of 6 hours at a time in there. So, it's an adjustment, but hasn't been too bad. Hoping she will drop the once a night waking in the crib soon. She's 12 wks.
Just try it, but give it time. Ours really fought it for a week, kind of fought it for another week, and now they're totally happy and sleep great in their cribs.
We are taking the swaddles away soon, though, because little girl likes to sleep on her side and had figured out how to manage it in the swaddle so it's only a matter of time before she rolls over completely.
Ours slept in the bassinet attachment of the pack n play for the first 5-6 weeks (swaddled). Then we went to the RNP (no swaddle). We finally switched to the crib about a month ago and had a few nights where she woke up, but for the past 2 weeks she's been on a solid 9-6 sleep schedule without waking at all :) The key for me was feeding her a big bottle (7 oz of bm) at bedtime. Once I started doing this she stopped waking up- she rolls around now and then but always goes straight back to sleep! She also likes to sleep on her side. I feel like she is more comfortable now that she has the room to move. Good luck!
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McDonald's Gains as Sales Jump on Menu Innovations
TheStreet) -- McDonald's ( MCD) was gaining Monday after sales last month grew more than expected on menu innovations aimed at appealing to customer health concerns. McDonald's was rising 1.4% to $99.67 in midday trading. Shares have gained 13% this year compared to a 16% advance for the S&P 500.McDonald's has added new items such as the McWraps, new quarter-pounder hamburger options and chicken meals. Breakfast, led by its new Egg White Delight, helped boost the world's largest food-service operator's 2.4% growth in May. Sales were expected to rise 2.1%. Oak Brook, Ill.-based McDonald's sales gained in Europe as well, rising 2% as summer promotions in the U.k. and Russia offset declines in Germany and France. Sales in Asia, the Middle East and Africa climbed 0.9% while the company looks to expand in China, according to Bloomberg News. McDonald's opened 256 stores in China in 2012 and aims to push that number to 2,000 by the end of 2013. Nonetheless, May sales in China "were impacted by the avian influenza," McDonalds said in a statement. Written by Robert Arenella in New YorkNEW YORK (
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Definitely one of this year's most anticipated albums, Earl Sweatshirt's Doris is due out on August 20. The album will be the follow-up to his 2010 debut mixtape, EARL. If you haven't heard them already, be sure to listen to the album's already released records: "Chum," "Whoa" and "Guild."
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Auburn, USF move into AP Top 25
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NEW YORK -- Rejuvenated Auburn jumped into the AP Top 25 for the first time this season, landing at No. 17 after improving to 5-0 under new coach Gene Chizik.
One week after a bunch of upsets gave The Associated Press poll a serious shake-up, a relatively predictable weekend provided some stability -- though several teams outside the top 10 lost, dropped out of the rankings and made room for newcomers like Auburn.
No. 23 South Florida (5-0), No. 24 Missouri (4-0) and No. 25 South Carolina ...
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TheStreet) -- The following stocks go ex-dividend Wednesday, meaning an investor must purchase the shares Tuesday to qualify for the next dividend payment: Chevron (CVX - Get Report), Duke Energy (DUK), Honeywell (HON - Get Report), Sherwin-Williams (SHW), United Technologies (UTX - Get Report), Visa (V - Get Report) and Whirlpool (WHR - Get Report).NEW YORK (
The energy company reported first-quarter earnings on April 27 of $6.5 billion, or $3.27 a share, up from year-earlier earnings of $6.2 billion, or $3.09. "Our $120 target price represents an 8.9x multiple to our 2012 EPS estimate, near the lower end of its historical 8-14x range," Societe Generale analysts wrote in a May 7 report. "We expect CVX's high oil exposure, diverse business model, strong balance sheet, and dividend yield to be sought as a safe haven amid the market volatility we anticipate in 2012. That said, the heavy investment phase for its large LNG projects puts it in deficit spending territory for 2012-13 and poses the risk of cost overruns. We respect management's conservative approach, but it will limit potential for positive surprises from dividends or buybacks. Risks to our TP: Volatile wellhead, crack spreads, and product pricing can materially affect profitability. With 73% non-US exposure, geopolitics can affect bottom line results, as can proposed domestic tax changes. CVX also has several chunky deep H2O projects, which pose cost overrun risks. About half of operations are PSC exposed." Forward Annual Dividend Yield: 3.5%
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. � U.S. Sen. Jack Reed, a Democrat seeking his fourth term in office, appears to have his first challenger: Raymond T. McKay, a Warwick city worker who heads the conservative GOP group the Rhode Island Republican Assembly.
This week, McKay started a new Twitter handle: @McKay_Senate with the�campaign tagline: �Right direction. Right now.�
On his LinkedIn page, McKay lists his employment, as of March, as �Candidate for U.S. Senate.� He also promises: �Formal announce coming within two weeks.�
McKay has not returned repeated calls and emails seeking comment this week. He also has not yet opened a campaign account with the Federal Election Commission.
But if he throws his name in the ring, as expected, McKay will be running against Rhode Island�s senior senator and one of the highest ranking Democrats in the Senate.
Reed, a Cranston native seeking his fourth 6-year-long term, was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 1996, after serving in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1991-1997.
Reed has nearly $3.2 million in his campaign account after raising about $480,000 and spending about $164,000 in calendar year 2013.
McKay has been a network and telecommunications administrator for the City of Warwick for more than 21 years, according to his LinkedIn page.
He has been the volunteer president of the Rhode Island Republican Assembly, a group that advocates for smaller government, for 13 years.
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Class-Based Views
The Old Way
You probably use one of these two ways for making a view that renders a form and then validates it on submit:
@login_required def awesome_view(request): if request.method == "POST": form = AwesomeForm(request.POST) if form.is_valid(): form.save() return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('awesome')) else: form = AwesomeForm() return render("awesome.html", {'form': form})
@login_required def awesome_view(request): form = AwesomeForm(request.POST or None) if form.is_valid(): form.save() return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('awesome') return render("awesome.html", {'form': form})
These both work and they're fine but you often have to repeat yourself and you have to deal with if conditions when debugging. Not much fun, not very clean.
The New Way
So, here's a class-based way of doing it:
Class MyAwesomeView(TemplateView): template_name = "awesome.html" def get(self, request): form = AwesomeForm() return self.render_to_response({'form': form}) def post(self, request): form = AwesomeForm(request.POST) if form.is_valid(): form.save() return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('awesome')) return self.render_to_response({'form': form})
You have a template_name variable at the top that specifies the template for the view.
Below that is the get() method that handles all GET requests. Typically it just takes self and request but if your route requires more arguments, they'll need to be specified here, too.
And, surprise, surprise, below that is post() that takes care of your POST requests. Same arguments as get() since it has to be hit by the same route.
What about @login_required?
True, we don't have @login_required on our methods and it won't work if you just add it there. What you can do, though, is wrap the dispatch() method and that will wrap all methods from that view with whatever decorators you provide. Example below:
@method_decorator(login_required) def dispatch(self, *args, **kwargs): return super(MyAwesomeView, self).dispatch(*args, **kwargs)
Add this into your class and you should be safe from all those nasty unauthenticated users.
How do you add these views to your URLs? Glad you asked:
from project.views import MyAwesomeView [...] url(r'^awesome/$', MyAwesomeView.as_view(), name="awesome") [...]
If you really hate having to import each view, at the bottom of your views.py file, you can do something like: awesome_view = MyAwesomeView.as_view() and then set your URLs view as app.awesome_view. I don't think this is needed, but to each his/her own.
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There seems to be a pretty safe rule of thumb regarding the productions at Quad City Music Guild and the Richmond Hill and Playcrafters Barn theatres: When the actors appear to believe in their material (whether that material is strong or weak), the shows are terrific, and when they don't, they're not.
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I got pretty choked up at Quad City Music Guild's production of It's a Wonderful Life: The Musical, especially when George started yelling at his kids. (They were so cute!) I was truly affected by the anguished performance of John VanDeWoestyne in the Richmond Hill Barn Theatre's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
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Freakin' Grease.
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Of course, the people who are most essential to the success of area theatre are the ones ponying up the dough to get it produced (and this includes you, my ticket-buying friends). But it's hard to imagine the theatre year being as enjoyable as it was without the contributions of the following 12 individuals, each of whom added considerable flair to several area productions - oftentimes at several area venues - in 2006.
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This past Saturday, I had the unique opportunity to catch two local theatrical productions: St. Ambrose University's Narnia (an hour-long stage version of C.S. Lewis' The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe) and the Quad City Music Guild's presentation of It's a Wonderful Life: The Musical. (Both closed on Sunday, December 3.)
Despite obvious differences in subject matter and audience demographic - Narnia was geared toward the 10-and-under set, while Wonderful Life was designed for ... well, pretty much everyone else - the shows did bear a striking similarity, in that both were musical adaptations of decidedly un-musical works with enormous fan bases; St. Ambrose and Music Guild could probably have secured full houses based on the titles alone.
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"The cast hates me," says local performer Andy Davis during a recent rehearsal break. "Our first cast meeting, they were introducing us all and I said, 'Yeah, I'm playing Potter ... ,' and everybody booed."
So why is Davis so happy about it?
Probably because the Potter he's playing is the hateful, wheelchair-bound Henry Potter of Bedford Falls, and the show he's rehearsing for is the Quad City Music Guild's production of It's a Wonderful Life: The Musical. Considering people's familiarity with - and love for - the Frank Capra classic of 1946, Davis should only have worried if he didn't get booed.
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On 15 June, Kaidie walked to Great Eastern Street to attend Bring Your Own Shorts I, organised by Christopher Birdman Dent, and had the privilege of watching filmmaker/artist/activist/writer Claudia Tomaz's poetically-layered film Travelogue in its entirety - sitting right next to the fimmaker. It is a beautifully enchanting 12-minute film, which Kaidie will write about at greater length later. Although Kaidie had promised Claudia to reach there early for a chat, she ended up being quite rudely late!! (and forgetting to bring her own films to screen as well) That was because she got rather lost at the Old Street roundabout. Kaidie has a love-hate relationship with roundabouts, as she never fails to get disoriented at one, but she does love their Sisyphian loopiness (as usual). It is not as if we have never been to Great Eastern street - but perhaps it is that we like getting lost (at the expense of our manners). Tsk tsk tsk.
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San Juan Bautista is a really great little town with one of California's original Spanish Missions, a state historic park, and a compact and busy little downtown. I stopped by one afternoon and spent maybe an hour at the mission and surrounding area, then about 45 minutes in town before moving on, but I will certainly be back next time family and friends are in town! This is one of the most charming little towns I have found around Monterey!
Mission San Juan Bautista plays an important role in the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock movie Vertigo. Madeleine tells Scottie about a place she once knew. She describes it as such, "it was the tower again, and the bell and the old Spanish village. It was a village square and a green with trees...and an old whitewashed Spanish church with a cloister. Across the green, there was a big, gray wooden house...with a porch and a balcony above a small garden...and next to it a livery stable with old carriages lined up inside. At the end of the green, there was a whitewashed stone house...with a lovely pepper tree at the corner. And an old wooden hotel from the old California days? And a saloon? Dark, low ceilings, with hanging oil lamps?"
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Hi Jr,This was a very informative page, well done ! I would love to visit this region. I teach Mission history at the Mission San Juan Capistrano but I still have not been to SJB. Thanks for the virtual tour ! Nancy : )
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Nice job on a mission town I hadn't heard of.
Movie fans might recognize the mission as the locale for a crucial scene in Hitchcock's "Vertigo." Except, that the movie has a tower attached to the church which was never there.
Nice photograpy JR. It seems like everytime I swing by, the sun is in the wrong place in the sky. Great background tips added...alan
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Merry Christmas my Sugar
And Happy Holidays everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying & having a good time. God bless
And Happy Holidays everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying & having a good time. God bless
This helps calm down my creeping depression. Thanks.
I'm sorry but all of these are adorable ;o;
Extreme cuteness overload
Awwwwww. I cried by the cuteness
What are the two foxes names?
Cute <3
hugs are the best :3
You should so do a picture where you two are nose to nose, looking into each others eyes <3 *sigh of love* Romantic~
I need to get some of that.
"That" as in huggles.
"That" as in huggles.
Very cute!
Awesome~ how do you manage to paint without linearts?
This is what the furry fandom is all about <3
fir sec I tought that that was picture of two costumes
Nice work, and cute :3
Nice work, and cute :3
that is sooo sweet~
Awww its so very cute!! I love it
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Murry christmas! :3
awrrr, so cute <3
Merry Christmas to you all!
Aawwww you two are a sweet couple!
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looks cute~ X3
I love it, it's just too cute
have u used scketch book pro ? or photoshop?
there so cute <3
Wow. That's so sweet and adorable of a drawing.
Merry christmas. :3
Merry christmas. :3
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What year was the Redline Conquest white with red and blue logos????? My mechanic said he could call the Redline rep, but I figured you all might know first!
My guess was 99?


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We Need ID, You Might Be Terrorists; INSURER BLAMES 'RIDICULOUS' MONEY-LAUNDERING LAWS FOR TELLING COUPLE AFTER 25 YEARS OF SAVING . ., FINANCIAL MAIL
Byline: RICHARD DYSON
John and Susan Hughes have been paying into the same insurance policy for 25 years. They have lived in the same house for 12 years. And all they want is for the money from the maturing policy, which has performed poorly and so is not a huge sum, to be put into the bank account they have used to pay their [pounds sterling]17.50 monthly premiums.
You would think that would be quite easy. Think again.
Their insurance company Target Life, now a closed insurer owned by Lloyds TSB, has said that before it will pay up, the Hugheses must prove who they are.
The couple, from Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, will have to establish their identities and their address.
John, a 53-year-old prison officer, and Susan, 51, a nurse, are more than annoyed.
He says: 'To prove our ID, Target has asked for an original passport, driving licence or tax document.
'And to prove our address, we need to send a utility bill or council tax statement. If we don't send originals, we have to send copies that have been certified by a lawyer.' He wrote to Target to complain. It replied, saying there was no way round the matter - it required this proof by law. A spokesman said: 'It may seem ridiculous to have to ask customers of 25 years to prove who they are, but this is what the regulations force us to do.' The regulations were introduced to stamp out money-laundering. Increasingly, the Government has turned to financial institutions to detect and prevent fraud, whether it is theft - such as the [pounds sterling]53 million cash robbery in Kent last month - or the amassing of funds by terrorists.
John Gibson, money-laundering reporting officer for Skipton Building Society, says: 'Initially, the regulations were completely geared toward unearthing the brigand, rather than getting on with servicing customers.
'The situation has got a lot better and we can build systems that lessen the inconvenience for our customers.' Nonetheless, moneylaundering rules give rise to huge numbers of complaints, according to banking giant Halifax. 'It's a regular complaint, especially from existing customers,' it says.
'But historically, regulations have not been as strict. You may have had a customer for years, but we will never have performed the necessary checks on them. So when they want to open a new account, we have to ask them to go through the process. …


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Horse Race Begins for New Leaders at FDA and HHS
Before the clock struck midnight ending Election Day, Democratic staffers on Capitol Hill were already floating names for top health posts in the new administration.
Here's a rundown of the most intriguing speculation we've heard so far.
HHS Secretary could go to former Sen. Tom Daschle of South Dakota (he apparently won't get White House Chief of Staff but is expected to land something big), former NIH director Harold Varmus (now at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center), or DNC Chair Howard Dean, an MD, in case you forgot.
FDA Commissioner: Would-be FDA reformer Steven Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic who is advising Obama folks, wants an end to the "cozy" (Sen. Chuck Grassley's word) relationship between FDA and industry.
Big Pharma would go to the mat to stop Nissen, but he has plenty of cred on Capitol Hill after raising alarms about drugs, including GlaxoSmithKline's Avandia, J&J's Natrecor, and Pargluva, a diabetes medicine that Merck and Bristol-Myers Squibb failed to bring to market.
Mike Taylor, former Deputy FDA Commissioner under Clinton, is well-liked by members of both parties but still gets knocked for the agency's approval of a genetically engineered hormone called bST to boost milk production in cows on his watch.
Cardiologist Robert Califf of Duke, a Democrat, is OK with both sides of the aisle, but has ties to industry that could raise flags.
Mary Pendergast, was up for Commish after Bush the Elder's appointee David Kessler left. She is admired by Sen. Ted Kennedy and his influential staffers. She's an industry consultant, but not an industry groupie. She's on the board at biotech Nuvelo and was EVP at Irish drugmaker Elan. A drawback for her candidacy is that she is a lawyer–not a doc.
Industry's favorite may be Janet Woodcock, head of FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. Her backers have been pushing talking points to the media that she would be acceptable to both parties. But Woodcock's been involved in some FDA controversies and drug problems that blew up in the House and Senate, including delays of the Plan B morning-after birth control pill, which infuriated Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton and Patty Murray and others on the Senate committee that will approve the new Commish. That could make for a difficult hearing.
One other thing we had to pass along is rumbling that about a move to take the 'F' out of FDA by switching food regulation to the Agriculture Department's inspections unit, creating a 24/7 food agency.
Handicapper's Delight: Who do you think will become head of HHS and FDA after Obama takes office?
Correction: Robert Califf is a registered Democrat. The initial version of this post said incorrectly that he is a Republican.
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I jut got some Maxxis Raze and I'm basically comparing them to Ritchey Speedmax which I was using previously. They're a lot faster than the speedmax, roll much easier and excellerate quicker, but they don't have the same bite on corners. This isn't an issue with the rear, it sticks just fine, the front though always wants to wash-out on me, which is just how my bike is for some reason.
So I've got a raze in the rear and a speedmax in the front and the bike feels a bit quicker.
I'm mainly riding on dirt, lots of loose stuff, and the rear hooks up nicely. I like it on grass too, better than the speedmax, but again the speedmax has much more cornering bite.


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Lana kisses Dolph Ziggler
A video on YouTube of Lana shocking the audience by coming out to the ring during Monday Night Raw and giving Dolph Ziggler a big kiss.
May 19, 2015
Dolph Ziggler and Lana dating
On Monday Night Raw, WWE set forth the story line where Lana was dumped by Rusev, only to fall into the arms of Dolph Ziggler. The two shared a kiss in the middle of the ring that generated a really good reaction from the audience. The reason for adding an interesting story is because the creative department wanted to protect the Russian sympathizer because it will feel like a bit of a drop to go from feuding with John Cena to feuding with anyone else.
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Kiss Me Arse match
In a rather surprising move, Dolph Ziggler picked up the win over Sheamus at Extreme Rules. However, we later found out what motive WWE had in putting together this match. Ziggler teased the audience for a couple of minutes by pulling up his trunks to expose his buttocks. He ended up receiving a low blow and was forced to kiss the ass of the Celtic Warrior. The goal was to generate more heel heat for the bully gimmick, and it worked.
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text: For the reaction 2H2 + O2 ---> 2H2O how much water is produced when 2.5 moles of hydrogen react completely? A) 2.5 grams B) 18.0 grams C) 2.0 moles D) 2.5 moles 2. When we see the equation CH4(g) + 2O2(g) ---> 2H2O(g) + CO2(g), we understand it to mean which of the following? A) we cannot carry out the reaction if we do not have exactly 1 mole of CH4(g) and 2 moles of O2(g) B) if we have a certain weight of CH4(g) we need twice that weight of O2(g) C) if we have 16.0 grams of CH4(g) we need 64.0 grams of O2(g) to completely react with the CH4(g) D) none of the above 3. What is the weight of the KCl residue when 3.00 grams of KClO3(s) is decomposed according to the reaction 2KClO3(s) ---> 2KCl(s) + 3O2(g)? A) 0.193. g B) 1.37 g C) 1.83 g D) 2.74 g 4. Ammonia can be produced industrially by the Haber process. The chemical reaction is 3H2(g) + N2(g) ----> 2NH3(g) What weight of hydrogen is needed to produce 51.0 grams of ammonia? A) 3.00 g B) 4.50 g C) 6.00 g D) 9.00 g 5. If a sample of sodium is dropped into a container of water the reaction is 2Na(s) + 2H2O(l) ---> 2NaOH(aq) + H2(g) What weight of hydrogen is produced when 2.3 grams of sodium is dropped into 100 mL of water? A) 0.10 g B) 0.20g C) 0.23 g D) 0.40 g


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It looks like the set of an Arthur Miller play based on an Edward Hopper painting, in which I'd very much like to be. Finally, a few All City baristas can rest easy. Now that those of us who aren't as vegan, tattooed or punk rock as you have another caffeinating option, we won't have to bother you anymore.


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Breech at 33 weeks! Any chance he will flip?
A chiro can help too.
DS1 Alex 4/19/02, DS2 Ethan 1/31/11 VBAC
DS3 Bennett 5/8/13 VBAC
6 angels~6w, 6w, 7w, 8w, 8w and 15w Daisy.
He still has time to flip. When my mom was pregnant with my sister she was transverse until a week before she went in, and then she was head down. Sometimes it takes some babies longer to go head down, but it's still plenty of time. Spinngingbabies.com have some techniques to help babies turn, but I wouldn't panick. You still have 7 more weeks. Breathe.
Ayyub May 17th 2013
Abyan June 28th 2015
Grace 07/28/04 Maggie 04/28/13 (cerclage baby!)
Evan 09/25/14, born at 30 weeks from IC, pPROM, ptl & abruption. ⭐He's my rock star⭐
Our angels ^Jacob^ (17wks 08/19/09) & ^Brady^ (15+3wks 06/12/12) IC, chorio, pPROM
My eldest son flipped very late and it was pretty uncomfortable. I had a strong pain one night and went in the next day to see my dr. They did a US and sure enough he had flipped. They had checked him a few days before so I knew he was breeched. I want to say I had like a week or two left until delivery.
Michelle (28) + Mario (29) = Gabriel 05.04.2004 ; Scarlett 05.17.2007 ; Noah 05.11.2013
Proud wife of an Air Force Staff Sergeant!
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Acme Made 15" Skinny Sleeve for MacBook Pro
Acme Made 15" Skinny Sleeve for MacBook Pro
Acme Made's Skinny Sleeve for the MacBook uses a unique stretch-stitch seam to allow for ultra-thin fully padded protection. There's also a sewn-in guard on both sides. The stylish elastic band ensures that your MacBook stays securely inside the sleeve.
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