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Today, I rode my bike to the grocery store. I left my bike on the small bike rack they have outside the door. When I came out 5 minutes later I found someone had tied their enormous, growling German Shepard to the same rack. I had to wait for the owner to come out who then laughed at me. FML
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Today, I allowed my five-year old daughter to paint my fingernails during a living-room "picnic" we were having. A while later I got called back in to work for an emergency meeting. When I arrived at the meeting I noticed my fingernails were still neon-green. I am a 40-year old man. FML
by psychortiz / 06/03/2009 at 1:40pm / United States (California) / Kids
Today, I meant to express to my friends that I was enamored with a young saleswoman I had encountered at a store. I wanted to tell them that she was quite petite and that I am, in general, attracted to petite women. Instead I said "You know? I like little girls." FML
by boinger / 06/03/2009 at 1:23am / United States (California) / Love
Today, my new subletter moved in. Within 6 hours one of my cats took a dump on her pants. I freaked out, lit some candles to hide the smell and threw her pants in the washer. When the cycle was done I found her cell phone at the bottom of the washing machine. FML
by dumb / 06/02/2009 at 11:33am / United States (New York) / Animals
Today, I was designing a newspaper page with a story about an aggressive female bird that was defending its nest and attacking students near some stairs. In the article were photos of victims who were attacked. We had a good laugh over it. Later, I was walking there and the bird attacked me. FML
by xacked / 06/02/2009 at 2:39am / United States (California) / Animals
Today, I was working as a waitress at this pub. It was dead. After 4 hours I had only made 5$ in tips. A friendly couple came in and complimented EVERYTHING down to the freshness of the lemons in their tea. The bill came to $50. They left me a $5 gift card to starbucks. I don't drink coffee. FML
by Kitty / 06/01/2009 at 2:49pm / United States (New York) / Miscellaneous
Today, I went to Macy's to buy some bras. After I paid, the old lady cashier noticed there was pen on one of the bras. By accident I blurted out "It's alright. No one's seeing them." The old lady nodded back in agreement. FML
by yikes78 / 05/31/2009 at 9:04am / United States (New Jersey) / Miscellaneous
Today, the girl I like came over to my house to watch a movie. We had seen pretty much every movie that I suggested, so we ended up watching The Lion King. I forgot how sad that movie is, because once Mufasa died I started bawling my eyes out. FML
by Anonymous / 05/31/2009 at 2:46am / United States (Georgia) / Love
Today, the girl I like came over to my house to watch a movie. We had seen pretty much every movie that I suggested, so we ended up watching The Lion King. I forgot how sad that movie is, because once Mufasa died I started bawling my eyes out. FML
by Anonymous / 05/31/2009 at 2:46am / United States (Georgia) / Love
Today, I began to choke on a large pill while my mom was in the room. Hoping that she would help me, I began to make a lot of noise. After she completely ignored me, I threw my body over a chair, saving my life. At this point my mother asks me to shut up because she can't hear her friend. FML
by quietdown / 05/30/2009 at 3:50pm / United States (California) / Health
Today, I went to Cheese Cake Factory for dinner. There was this hot waiter who kept passing by. He saw me looking at him and I knew I had to say something. So when he approached my table I asked, "Excuse me, do you have any salt?" and he said, "I think it's right there on the table." FML
by getmoneyab / 05/30/2009 at 2:42am / Mexico (Baja California) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was in Walmart. I saw a demo for Guitar Hero on the DS so I started playing. I was kicking ass and really feeling great about myself. I then looked away for a second, looked back down, and saw that the notes were still being hit. The demo had been on automatic-player the entire time. FML
by theskippster / 05/29/2009 at 9:10pm / United States (Maryland) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was sitting in my basement watching IT. I heard a knocking at my door and turned the outside lights on to see a clown outside staring in at me. I freaked out and began screaming and jumping around like a Chihuahua on drugs. My friends told me it should be on YouTube within the week. FML
by dumbo / 05/29/2009 at 4:14pm / United States (Virginia) / Miscellaneous
Today, I took my girlfriend to a Bo Bice concert for her birthday. She loves him so I bought us second row seats. After we got there we ran into some friends of hers sitting way back in the lawn section, and of course she wanted to sit with them. I paid $300 to sit on the grass and watch Bo Bice. FML
by roark0806 / 05/29/2009 at 9:54am / United States (New York) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was getting ready for my first date with a boy I really like when my dad insisted on meeting him. My dad is super protective and a cop. He cleaned his gun in front of my date and made it clear he had to be careful with me. My date started to cry when we got to the car. FML
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Woody Harrelson Scores Winning Goal at Charity Soccer Game
Woody Harrelson led his team to victory in Robbie Williams' charity soccer game on Sunday, June 6 after scoring the winning goal. Pro players and Brit celebrities, including pop star Williams, represented England at the match, going head-to-head against the Rest of the World team, which was comprised of Harrelson, actors Mike Myers and Michael Sheen and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, among others.
Both squads were forced to take part in a penalty shoot-out to determine a winner after the game came to a tie. Williams, who served as captain for the England team, failed to score a goal in the tense showdown, prompting Harrelson to participate in a subsequent sudden death heat.
And the "Cheers" star was celebrating after smashing the ball into the back of the net, clinching the win for the Rest of the World squad. A relieved Harrelson later told reporters the game was "the most terrifying thing I have ever experienced". The event, held in Manchester, England, raised over $3 million for children's charity UNICEF.
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Yahoo admits taking additional security measures to encrypt data
Washington: Yahoo has reportedly revealed that it has taken additional security measures in order to protect the data it handles and is also planning to encrypt additional services like Yahoo Messenger.
Yahoo, one of the many technology companies demanding reforms on US surveillance laws, reportedly revealed that it has been encrypting traffic from its data centers since the beginning of this week.
According to The Verge, Yahoo`s chief information security officer Alex Stamos said that their goal is to encrypt their entire platform for all users at all time, by default and hundreds of Yahoos have been working around the clock over the last several months for the same.
Stamos, who joined Yahoo three weeks ago, made it clear that revelations about the National Security Agency spying has reportedly led directly to Yahoo`s move toward encryption although he did not specifically call out the NSA by name.
Stamos said that it is obviously government revelations that caused the huge push adding that the side effect is that the protections they are putting in place protect in a lot of different scenarios.
However, Stamos said that it is true that if there is any individual who is being targeted by a top-tier nation state, they will probably find a way, but added that it is very different from being able to keep track of the email and browsing habits of millions of people at the same time.
Stamos also said that anything Yahoo can do to protect its users from non-targeted widespread surveillance is their duty and that is what they are trying to do.
Yahoo was part of the eight companies including Google, Facebook, Apple and others that called on the US government for reforms to the NSA in December and the request came amid heightened interest in revelations of NSA surveillance programs on US citizens, the report added.
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The Pros & Cons of Community Colleges
Community college is not what it used to be—in fact, there are major incentives to attending a local junior college. Not to mention the obvious financial advantage, junior college is a place where you can knock out your general courses and explore your other interests on a schedule that works for you. In my own experience, I found that junior college was a great place for me to figure out what major I was going to pursue and where I would eventually obtain my degree from. One of the most impressive professors that I have had the pleasure of learning from taught at the community school I attended, and some of the most interesting people I have ever met went there—think famous rock stars back from a tour in Europe just looking to learn a little Spanish. Maybe I just got lucky, but I'd like to think that community schools can offer something to everyone.
Cost of TuitionThe most obvious reason that students attend community college is for the financial advantage. Many junior colleges cost less than two thousand dollars each semester to attend full time. Attending community college gives students the chance to prepare for the financial demands of a 4-year university if they plan on transferring.
Flexible ScheduleMany students don't realize that if they plan on working while attending school, community college is hands down, the best option. They offer far more night classes than other universities and more schedule options. The workload, unfortunately, is lighter than a state school or private university and attendance is not usually required.
Give students an opportunity to explore major optionsInstead of spending thousands of dollars at a private university towards a major that you are less than sure of, consider attending a community school while you are making your decision. Classes cost less, so you will have the opportunity to explore interests that you might not have otherwise pursued.
Smaller ClassesThe class size is surprising to most students because the tuition is so reasonable. While classes aren't as small as those of a leading private university, many have as few as twenty students. In a smaller class, professors have the opportunity to learn more about their students. Likewise, students will find their teachers more accessible and can get assistance when they need it.
Qualified ProfessorsEverybody starts somewhere. Some of your professors will be fresh out of a master's program, but many will be well-seasoned academics who carry an impressive resume. Community schools are just as flexible for the students as for the professors. Many accomplished instructors teach part-time at community schools to allow plenty of time to focus on their own pursuits and career goals. In fact, when I attended junior college I ran into one of the professors from the private university I had previously attended, and she was teaching a night class—case in point!
TransitionalCountless numbers of college freshman transfer out after their first year of studies. Many return, some don't. Unfortunately, many of these students felt displaced and found that their expectations were not met by the university they attended. Attending community school gives students the opportunity to earn college credit while taking the time to select the 4-year institution that is right for them. Because there is little financial investment, most students are deterred from dropping their studies altogether.
Limited CurriculumTypically, community colleges are 2-year schools. If you plan on obtaining a 4-year degree you will have to transfer to another university at some point. If you're looking for a permanent residence, this probably isn't the best place for you.
Lighter WorkloadThe workload is significantly lighter than at a state university or a private college. There is sometimes very little course work aside from major exams but keep in mind that college is what you make it - putting in the time is entirely up to you.
Uninvolved StudentsThis is probably the biggest deterrent for the junior college: Many of the students are uninvolved. Few have plans for an academic future outside of what they receive at the junior college level—and they study accordingly. This causes tension in the classroom, particularly with more accomplished professors who are not accustomed to dealing with complacent students. Outside of the lecture itself, classroom discussions are rarely stimulating as they are carried on solely by the professor and one or two enlightened individuals. Good news for the dedicated student: The professor will recognize your potential and reward you accordingly.
Campus life (or lack thereof)Junior colleges do have clubs and organizations, but campus life is not an integral part of the atmosphere. For most students at community schools, their schedule revolves around work and classes are done in the mean time. If you are looking for a lively social scene, again, community college is probably not for you.
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Yantra located at Tanglin Mall and specialises in North Indian cuisine. They also offer lunch buffet from Mondays to Thursdays.
Having heard so much about the food here, I did not hesitate when the fiance suggested to check out the food here when even his indian colleagues highly recommend this place.
Unable to resist the temptation of dining here again, Panerai joined for dinner too!
It was indeed high points on ambience and decor where one will not equate to the usual Indian dining joints. Depending on the location of the table, one can get a nice view of the tandoor ovens where the chefs are busy working.
1) Chicken Kali Mirch
Chicken chunks marinated in a mix of chilli paste, garlic, ginger and pepper. The chicken chunks were tender and well marinated. Addictive stuff.
2) Dahakte Jhinga
Grilled tiger prawns (un-shelled) marinated in spiced vinegar served on sizzling hot plate. Prawns were fresh and not overcooked.
3) Rogan Josh
Traditional North Indian mutton curry, standard order at any Indian food outlets we patronize. Mutton was tender with not 'funny' taste, not that I am very sensitive to it though. Curry not very spicy and thus good for people who do not have high spice tolerance.
4) Garlic naan and Vegetable Briyani
Garlic naan is fragrant and served hot. Not to be taken for granted as I do get naan served warm or luke warm elsewhere before.
Vegetable Briyani has a good mix of veg and fragrant too. One of the good briyani around.
All the items above were good stuff, but if I had to choose, it will be the Chicken Kali Mirch. Must try.
Instead of grumbling about how bad my last experience was - here's a little focus on what may have changed.
1. Perhaps the chef
- some of the dishes seem to be the same, except there is a better presentation. Spoonfuls of food, little bowls, cups all add up to more artisan experience. However the taste isn't the same ever since Yantra got renovated. Some of the items were less spicy and more salty. A beautiful looking fried fish was so bland that i regretted taking it. This leads to a possible 2nd issue:
2. Perhaps the supplier
- The curries were bland. A lot more bland except for the mutton that was as tender and flavourful as before. Was it a decision to tone down the spices for a more international crowd? Flavours seemed watered down - overall a lot less spicy, but definitely a big letdown. The gulab jamun, which is usually one of the best at Yantra was a lot harder to cut and less sweet than before. The ice cream quality thankfully remains the same (Yes normally buffet ice creams aren't worth reviewing, but Yantra's ice creams are pretty good and worth saving some space for)
The food quality as a result was comparable to the cheaper indian buffet restaurants around the island. Not worth the new standard $30 pricing. While the variety, ambience and food presentation improved - cost cutting is evident. Clearly not in a place where customers' aren't picky about paying more for great food quality. Yantra's quality and flavour of food before and after renovation is pretty obvious.
Service - is bad? I would say - understandable. The waiters/waitresses respond v.well if customers are polite to them. Certainly not the same when customers are rude or snobbish. Good that Yantra's service is still honest. People actually pay to enjoy rude customer service at NYC burger joints that opened up here. It really isn't that bad that Yantra.
I really miss the old rich taste in food. Although it is a buffet, Yantra is a place where i wouldn't focus on stuffing myself since the quality was good enough for a single round. Now however, it is comparable to those Serangoon Road buffet places that caters more to the quantity over quality crowd.
First of all I dint dine here .. So no comments on the food quality n ambience ...
Made an online reservation at Saturday night for Sunday lunch 1 PM... There was no confirmation email sent on my reservation untill 11.30 PM Sunday .. When I was on my way to restaurant, received a call from them at 12pm jus to hear that my reservation is cancelled due to unavailability ...
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'Bout time conservatives put their money where their mouth is.
Instead of asking for help from the federal goverment...
since conservatives are all about 'smaller goverment. (Yes, it is a contradiction)
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Conservatives out produce the lefties in everything...GDP, jobs....infact
Conservatives contribute to charity over the lefties 2-1!
Not surprised to see the righties putting up money....they are the ones who pay most of the taxes!
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Where do I send my check??
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*Now Thats Rich - By PAUL KRUGMAN - NY Times - 08/22/10
'Whats at stake here? According to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, making all of the Bush tax cuts permanent, as opposed to following the Obama proposal, would cost the federal government $680 billion in revenue over the next 10 years.'
"According to the Pew Economic Policy Group, an extension of all of the Bush tax cuts will cost $3.1 trillion over ten years, once the costs of servicing the debt are factored in."
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Liberals always call the tax cuts "Bush era tax cuts" they never talk about the Clinton and Carter era tax hikes. That is what caused the need for the Bush era tax cuts.
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Hi Pagan,
Aren't you referring to the Bush/Obama tax cuts?
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With China, Mexico, Turkey, Spain and Portugal all building fences, it's obvious
they are a great deterrent. (when built correctly) Virtual fences are not, you
need a physical barrier. With over $113 billion paid each year for illegal
immigration, we can save a lot of money by just finishing the fence.
Arizona leads, Utah is more concerned about supplying cheap labor to the dishonest business community. It's rather scary knowing we have people in this state that sell out their neighbors and think so poorly of their fellow man.
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Among the brands participating is CiCi's Pizza, which will make a donation for every 32-oz beverage that is sold in September, pledging a minimum of $25,000.
CiCi's will also host Facebook and Instagram promotions where guests can upload images of their 32-oz CiCi's cups, screenshots of their online pledge donations and more for a chance to be the featured fan of the week. CiCi's will make a $25 donation on behalf of the chosen fans.
About 20 percent of all U.S. children struggle with hunger. The No Kid Hungry campaign connects kids in need with nutritious food and teaches their families how to cook healthy, affordable meals.
"As a restaurant company, we are passionate about feeding families and we applaud Share Our Strength's mission to end childhood hunger in America," said CiCi's Chief Marketing Officer Nancy Hampton. "CiCi's gives back to its communities locally throughout the nation, but this is our first time joining hands nationally to help families and children everywhere."
To encourage people to get involved, CiCi's is offering its endless pizza, pasta, soup, salad and dessert buffet for $5 through September at participating restaurants.
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An American judge has agreed to release a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev from federal custody while he awaits trial for allegedly lying to federal investigators probing the bombings.
Robel Phillipos, 19, was charged last week with lying to investigators about visiting Tsarnaev's college dorm room after the bombings. The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth student faces a maximum of eight years in prison if convicted.
Prosecutors initially asked that Phillipos be held while he awaits trial, arguing that he poses a serious flight risk. But both sides said in the court motion filed that they agreed to allow Phillipos to be released on US$100,000 bond, provided he be confined to home and wear an electronic monitoring bracelet.
"We are confident that in the end we will be able to clear his name," defence attorney Derege Demissie said.
Assistant US Attorney John Capin said documents filed over the weekend by Phillipos' defence attorneys, including many affidavits showing support from family and friends, might be viewed as indirectly questioning the government's case against Phillipos.
"The government stands by its allegations," Capin said.
Defence attorney Susan Church described Phillipos as a well-liked, honour roll student with many friends and supporters. At least 50 relatives, friends and other supporters attended the court hearing.
Church emphasised that Phillipos is not accused of helping Tsarnaev and his brother plan or carry out the bombings.
"At no time did Robel have any prior knowledge of this marathon bombing," she said.
Magistrate Judge Marianne Bowler agreed to the strict house arrest during the hearing. She told Phillipos he was allowed to leave the house only for meetings with his lawyers or true emergencies.
A huge crowd of supporters, including Phillipos' relatives, friends and grade-school principal, showed up to the courthouse for the detention hearing. It was not immediately clear when Phillipos would be released.
Meanwhile, a funeral director trying to find a cemetery to take the body of Tsarnaev's older brother and alleged accomplice, Tamerlan, pledged to ask the city of Cambridge to allow him to be buried in a city-owned cemetery because the brothers lived in Cambridge for the last decade.
But Cambridge City Manager Robert Healy said he is urging the Tsarnaev family not to make the request.
"The difficult and stressful efforts of the citizens of the City of Cambridge to return to a peaceful life would be adversely impacted by the turmoil, protests, and wide spread media presence at such an interment," Healy said in a statement Sunday.
Funeral director Peter Stefan said hasn't been able to find a cemetery in Massachusetts willing to accept the remains of Tamerlan, who was killed following a gunbattle with police four days after the bombings.
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Governor Deval Patrick said the question of what to do with the body is a "family issue" that should not be decided by the state or federal government. He said family members had "options" and he hoped they would make a decision soon.
He declined to say whether he thought it would be appropriate for the body to be buried in Massachusetts.
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Family date night: the drive-in
I've found that one of the coolest parts about having a child is that you can relive your own childhood memories through their eyes.
Earlier this summer, for example, I took my daughter strawberry picking for the first time. Saturday night, we went to her first drive-in movie.
I loved the drive-in as a kid, and back then, there were several to choose from. We usually went to the Starlite in Menomonee Falls, but sometimes went to the 57 Outdoor Theater in Grafton. Even, in my early 20s, I still packed a bunch of friends into a car and visited the now-demolished 41-Twin on South 27th Street.
Now, there are only two drive-in theaters within about an hour of Milwaukee, and until Saturday, I had only been to one of them. In the last decade, I visited the Highway 18 Drive-In in Jefferson several times, but not at all since my daughter was born.
Saturday, we gave the Keno Drive-in in Pleasant Prairie a try.
My impression: it's quite a bit more run-down than Jefferson. Pretty dumpy, even. But for an almost 4-year-old, this is not what she noticed. She told me she expected the screen to be black, not white, and she was surprised that SUVs and minivans parked backwards and people sat in their trunks. It's always fun to see how a child imagines an experience that's totally new.
Also different than Jefferson is that you aren't prohibited from bringing food and drink to the Keno. The dilapidated snack bar wasn't even that busy as patrons stuffed their faces with fast food and washed it down with bottles of beer. At the Highway 18, they make it very clear that no outside food is allowed. Prices are about the same, though: in Kenosha, it's $8 for adults, kids 5-11 are $4, and littler kids are free. In Jefferson, kids are $5.
The first-run movies at the two drive-ins are the same or similar. Both were showing "Brave" on Saturday for the first of the two features. We know our daughter would never make it all the way through the first movie, and with "Brave" finally starting at 9, frankly, we didn't expect her to see much of it at all.
But the excitement, bolstered by a little "special occasion" candy kept her awake until 10 p.m., when she declared it was time to go home. She fell asleep about 200 yards out of the theater. I certainly remember falling asleep at the drive-in and waking up in my own bed, too.
Next time, we'll drive the extra 10 minutes to Jefferson, which as I recall, is a nicer overall experience, and without the bright neighborhood lights behind the screen.
It's such a fun summer adventure, and I'm just happy the opportunity still exists to make the drive-in part of my daughter's memories, too.
Go, while you still can.
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