text:
Everything in between.
Ugly Heroes review
MP3: Smoke DZA f/ K Young, Lore'l - "I Made You" (prod. Omen)
Courtesy Big Dev.
GRAMMY-WINNING PRODUCER, OMEN, RELEASES THIRD SINGLE OFF HIS MIXTAPE, BLACK HERO THEME MUSIK NEW YORK, NY - Black Hero Theme Musik is a collective, collaborative project from Grammy-winning producer Omen that pays homage to the Soul Sound of the '70s with hard drums and current flows. The first single, "Negro Spiritual," was released March 1st followed by the release of The second single "Get Back," May 4th which was performed by Diggy Simmons, Ashton Travis, and Mike Jaggerr.
* http://www.mediafire.com/?aur3pfmxmqgpogx ** backup http://hulkshare.com/39d2ocuquilv *
Black Star Friday (New Music From Talib Kweli & Yasiin Bey)
Courtesy Matt B.
In the spirit of the Holidays, Black Star is treating fans to new music on what they're coining #blackstarfriday.
MP3: Riz f/ Prodigy (Mobb Deep) - "Never Scared"
Courtesy J. Melo.
New Music: Marcel P. Black "Black Soul" (FreEP)
Courtesy Bryan Williams.
So once again, I am back to present to you may latest labor of love, "Black Soul"... "Black Soul" is a project that manifested after researching different forms of Black Liberation Theology, and the history of Black American music as a form of rebellion. I personally feel that it is my best work to date, as I worked extremely hard on stepping up my craft in terms of lyricism, depth, and delivery. The production is the most "traditional" sounding beats... When I say traditional, I mean "eastcoast/boombap/sample" esque production, the type of Hip-Hop a child of the early 80's would be raised on. This project is for the people in general, and the "heads" specifically.
This project is available for FREE DOWLOAD on my marcelpblack.bandcamp.com page, as well as http://www.mediafire.com/?o438jn1ilbi9u3z.
MP3: Monstaville Leak - Playa Rae "She Keeps Callin'"
Courtesy Monstaville Music.
ope you're having a great Holiday everyone. We decided to leak an un-released track from Playa Rae titled "She Keeps Callin'" produced by Nickel N' Dime Productions. Hope you enjoy, and feel free to burn it and or pass the link around. Happy Holidays!
Download Link: http://hu.lk/5ezr8jdstis2Don't forget you can follow Playa Rae on twitter: @playaraedaboss and Monstaville as well @monstaville
Video: Mr. Green Live From the Streeets #6: Shanghai, China
"For this episode we wanted to do something completely different so I used a bunch of footage that I shot using two cheap handheld cameras while i was in Shanghai earlier this year. First, I chopped up the sounds I got from a construction site near Taikang Lu . Next, I added some audio I recorded of the Chinese army marching by on Huaihai Lu. After that I put in the sound of a little bird chirping. Then, I put in a short clip of some music I got off of a karaoke bicycle (which is something you can find very often in Shanghai). Next, since it wouldn't be a Mr. Green beat without some hard hitting drums and a baseline, I threw those in there. Finally, I recorded the sound of a pirate who was encouraging me to chug my beer in front of the Shelter (which is probably the dopest venue I've ever performed at) and scratched him into the beat."
Video: Mighty High Coup - "Boom Rap"
Courtesy Mighty High Coup.
new music video by Mighty High Coup "BOOM RAP" produced by Ricky Raw directed by Scott Freeze edited by Zone3
If you missed any of the new reviews this past week, including Childish Gambino's "Camp", then do yourself a favor and check out this week's edition of the (W)rap Up!
Childish Gambino :: Camp Glassnote Records Author: Pete T.
"Actor Donald Glover raps as Childish Gambino, a moniker tellingly spawned through a Wu-Tang name generator. Given his stage name and role on NBC's "Community," it's easy to expect comedic parody rap, and while his concepts and punchlines incorporate a heavy dose of humor, the generalizations end there. Glover's quick wit is more frequently lent to deep confessionals, and the bulk of "Camp" comprises an examination of a conflicted psyche and the circumstances which led to its development. Gambino leaves no stone unturned as he weaves the listener through blow-by-blow accounts of significant childhood events, offers startlingly poignant racial commentary, and delves deep into the core of personal relationships over "Camp"'s thirteen tracks. It's a demanding listen, but that's by no means to say that it can't be fun—his heartfelt purges are punctuated by references to his own nerdiness and penchant for Asian women. Following a procession of contemplative downtempo songs, Childish proves his versatility on "You See Me," a hilarious banger laden with countless one-liner gems ("Forget these white girls, I need some variation / Especially if she's very Asian") culminating in an impressive triple-time third verse. "
various artists :: Grandpa Funnybook's Mix-Tapingly Arranged Rapping Song Album :: Hand'Solo Records as reviewed by Pedro 'DJ Complejo' Hernandez
"As you can probably tell from the title of this "Mix-Tapingly Arranged Rapping Song Album," Hand Solo Records is a bit more lighthearted and care free than your typical rap label. In fact, this album was a limited edition for the Hand Solo Records booth at the 2011 Fan Expo, Canada's version of ComicCon. You most likely wouldn't find Def Jam or No Limit setting up shop at ComicCon at any point, but Hand Solo Records doesn't take itself too seriously. Their laid back and humorous approach to rap music is refreshing and this collection of tracks does a great job of giving the listener a feel for what the label is all about. The format here is easy to digest and effective. With 20 tracks, after subtracting the intro and outro, the songs rarely exceed three minutes. The short tracks allow you to experience all the music without feeling inclined to hit the skip button too often. The main thing that stands out when spinning this album is the references to sci-fi/comic/video games. Backburner's "Phantom Ghost" samples a video game (though the name evades me) and the emcees drop rhymes referencing everything from "throw a quarter in the slot" to "floating dope like hovercrafts covered in grass." One has to wonder whether "Wookie Boots" was Toolshed's nerdy response to Wale's "Nike Boots," though the lack of a hook on this track hinders its replay appeal. "Metal Man" by Random is one of many Mega-Man inspired tracks Random has dropped in the last few years and while not new is certainly at home on this mixtape. The Star Wars references continue on "Dude Where's My AT-AT at?" and the combination of Star Wars and Ashton Kutcher's cult movie hit is really impressive and entertaining."
various artists :: Terminal 3 Presents The Academy :: Terminal 3/Penagon/Bonzi Records as reviewed by Steve 'Flash' Juon
"In July RR received a press release promoting The Academy, billed as a new compilation conceived and organized by Kurupt that would be "a bi-coastal merging of the minds that provides an undeniable unity" in the world of hip-hop. I dutifully posted this news, but given it's one of 50-100 e-mails I get every day promoting singles albums or projects, I quickly forgot about The Academy. The only lingering evidence this album existed on my radar was an unopened zip file labelled "Kurupt exec produced" sitting in a folder full of potential albums to review. As I was compiling what to work on for this week's update, that old press release came to mind and I double clicked the folder to find out what Kurupt came up with. I think it's safe to say "The Academy" turned out to be something of a pleasant surprise. This is quite a weighty project by any measure you like. 21 songs are a ton of tracks, and at over 75 minutes it's got plenty of kilos for your ear as well. Kurupt didn't pick out no-name rappers for this comp though, which means the rappers themselves are at least extra large if not XXL. The selection runs from popular mainstream emcees to hardcore underground favorites, often on the same track, such as Styles P rapping with Agallah and Canibus on the first full song "Mashout." "
Birdy Nam Nam :: Defiant Order :: Savoir Faire/Sony Music Entertainment as reviewed by Matt Jost
"I first mentioned Birdy Nam Nam on this site when I covered DJ Mehdi's "Red Black & Blue" in 2010. On September 13th 2011 DJ Mehdi tragically passed away at the age of 34 due to a fatal accident at his house in Paris, a week before Birdy Nam Nam released their third album "Defiant Order." Both acts, while having switched to the electronic stage, have their roots in hip-hop. Mehdi laid down beats for the French rap elite for close to ten years (mid-'90s to mid-'00s), while Birdy's Crazy B and Pone have acted as radio, mixtape, tour and club DJ's and individually worked with renowned French rap acts such as Fabe, Rocca, Alliance Ethnik, 113, Triptik, or Svinkels. Pone and Crazy also secured the team title in the ITF World DJ Championships in 2000 with Skratch Action Hiro, while the newly formed Birdy Nam Nam (sans Pone) triumphed in 2002 at the DMC World DJ Championships. At one point, however, DJ Mehdi and Birdy Nam Nam bid the competitive environment of hip-hop goodbye. Their albums in the new millennium may reference the genre to varying degrees, but they also make it clear that they are treading different territory now. Nevertheless, with their background BNN might prove an interesting outfit for hip-hop listeners who also lend electronic music an ear. "
Brown Bag AllStars :: Live From The Roc :: Act Live Music as reviewed by Mike Baber
"Live hip-hop albums are either hit or miss. While it is impossible to fully replicate the environment of a concert, there are a fair share of live albums that come close and make the listener feel as if he or she is there in the audience. On the flip side, though, the sound quality on a live album is not nearly as good as that of an actual performance or a traditional CD, and often times the result is a garbled and static-filled listen where the artist's speeches in between songs are more audible than the instrumentals and lyrics themselves. Until I heard "Live From The Roc," my only exposure to the Brown Bag AllStars was group member Soul Khan's debut solo album "Soul Like Khan," which I reviewed back in January of 2011 and found to be a polished and well-crafted release that showcased his strong delivery and witty lyricism. After doing some background research on the New York-based group of underground affiliates, there was no doubt in my mind that that Brown Bag AllStars was a talented group of emcees and producers, but I was skeptical as to whether or not their style would transfer over to a live performance recording. Reviewing "Live From The Roc" like a typical album simply does not do it justice. For starters, at only seven songs in length, some of which feature a good 30 seconds to a minute of the artists addressing the crowd, it obviously does not have the depth necessary for a full-length release. "
Hectic Zeniths :: Hectic Zeniths :: Bandcamp.com as reviewed by Patrick Taylor
"Hectic Zeniths is the alter ego of Adam Morgan Pierce, a high school math teacher by day and composer/producer/multi-instrumentalist by night. "Hectic Zeniths" is an album of instrumental hip-hop built around live instruments and original compositions. According to his bio, the name Hectic Zeniths is an anagram for Zeitschichten, a German word that means "layers of time." It's a fitting name for an artist that uses multiple layers of sound in his music. Pierce uses contemporary classical music as his jumping off point for his beats. His main tools are piano, cello, vocal samples, drums, and a drum machine. "Then and Now" features a piano with backwards strings backed by live drums, all punctuated with a chorus of a man singing "close your eyes." "I Might Drown" also works with a piano, and but is much more effusive and upbeat than the rest of the album. It's not all piano, either. Things get switched up on the psych-rock workout "Why Shoot Debris About It?, and the guitar comes back in a more subtle fashion on "Zeitschtichen.""
Lloyd Banks :: The Cold Corner 2 :: DatPiff.com as reviewed by Steve 'Flash' Juon
"There was a time not that long ago, in fact I'd say within the last ten years is when this changed, that mixtapes still cost REAL money. You had to go to places like Sandbox Automatic or UGHH.com to find out what had dropped between mainstream retail CDs, then plunk down $10-$15 apiece and shipping for your order. Alternatively if you lived in a large metropolitan area like New York City, you could visit a Fat Beats store and see what mixtapes they had in stock, or you might just have an entrepreneurial fellow on your block manufacturing and selling them (with the recording artist being left out of the loop). Either way you made investment - you took the time to look it up, the time to track it down, then you handed over physical or digital cash. That model of mixtape distribution seems so archaic in 2011. It used to be that only up-and-coming emcees gave away their music for free, just hoping that it would get them a buzz "in the streets" or a foot in the door at the label. Now e'rybody does it, e'ry e'rybody does it and it takes no money and little time at all to get entire free mixtapes from well known rappers. You need look no further than a website like DatPiff.com to find a plethora of free downloads by the likes of Drake, Ludacris, Jim Jones, Kid Cudi and the subject of this review - Lloyd Banks. That's not even the strangest part. Back in the day when you shelled out $15 for a mixtape, there was a strong chance it could be a disappointing experience. "
Moka Only & Chief :: Crickets :: Feelin' Music/Traffic Entertainment Group as reviewed by Matt Jost
" "Crickets" is the culmination of a cooperation that began in 2008. Canada's Moka Only and Switzerland's Chief have collaborated before, but this is their first full-length after Chief helped release "Lowdown Suite 2" yet only contributed one beat to it. For Moka Only's second longplayer on Feelin' Music, Chief handles the entire production, a fact thankfully acknowledged by the ever productive Moke on "Relief" when he says, "Chief gave me relief from the beat duty." Chief knows how to accomodate his guest by serving funky hors-d'oeuvres, jazzy dishes and soulful delights. Compared to Moka's self-produced albums, the tracks on "Crickets" have the polish of thoroughly produced hip-hop. The arrangements fit, the timing is right, the sound library is stacked with classy tunes. Despite the improvisational nature of Moka Only's music, the 16 tracks are altogether tight. In return, Moke comes across fresher than on other projects. Still it's clear from the jump that when two such like-minded spirits meet, they won't travel too far outside of their common comfort zone. The contentment of both artists is felt, and in terms of quality their music sounds all the better for it, the rapper's solid, relaxed flow spinning smoothly "drenched in the Chief sound dimension." It's hard not to give in to the neo soul thump of the opening title track, the zen-like centeredness of "Mess Around," the jazz jam session vibe of "For Always," the mythological dub backing "Form the Future," the down-home charm of "Relief," the etheral yet grounded "In Here," the combination of strong '90s drums and elusive vibes of "What to Do," the sweet '80s sax that leads "Show," etc." "
Hasan Salaam :: Music Is My Weapon :: FLOW (For the Love Of Words) as reviewed by Steve 'Flash' Juon
"After last week's Hasan Salaam interview by Adam Bernard, I was intrigued enough to delve more deeply into the New Jerseyite's rap career. While "Music Is My Weapon" doesn't actually hit stores until December 6th, a call to the same publicist who set up the interview got us an advanced promo copy of the album for review. Salaam proves to be just as outspoken on the beat as he is in print. It's not long into the opener "1911" before he busts a verbal cherry and leaves the blood stain everywhere. The jazzy sounds in the background are both compliment and contrast to the vitriol he has for today's era of hip-hop. A cynic would suggest that V-Nasty is an easy target and that calling out the White Girl Mob is a quick way to get attention since they're popular right now. There are two problems with that theory. The first is that he's calling out whack rappers in general including everybody who says "no homo" in their raps, and the second is that there's nothing incorrect in his point about V-Nasty - she's ignorant as hell and proud of it. I'm not saying that's not occasionally entertaining, because the same can be said of a dozen other dumb rappers, but most don't cross a well established cultural line in the sand and then act like they'll get a free pass for it by virtue of having a pair of tits. So early on in "Music Is My Weapon" Hasan Salaam has got my attention. He's got the rhetoric of a young Chuck D, without having the commanding baritone of Carlton Ridenhour. "
Slim The Mobster :: War Music :: Aftermath Music as reviewed by Matthew 'Matt G' Gutwillig
"As far as hardcore rap is concerned, Dr. Dre has the golden touch. The development of Snoop Dogg, Eminem and 50 Cent into international superstars makes up just a few of his many accomplishments as a record producer and hip-hop mogul. All those platinum plaques combined with his successful line of headphones, Beats by Dr. Dre, and the highly anticipated (and delayed) "Detox" record prove Andre Young won't be slowing down anytime soon. Despite this success, a number of emcees like Rakim, Stat Quo and Bishop Lamont have failed to release Aftermath albums either as a result of creative differences or Dre's own quest for perfection. As the D-R-E's latest protégé, Slim The Mobster understands that his work on "Detox," along with his own street mixtape, "War Music," will ultimately determine his fate on the record label. Released in November, "War Music" chronicles Anthony Johnson's life growing up in South Central Los Angeles as he attempts to cement his status as the new face of West Coast gangsta rap. Staying true to his name, Slim The Mobster pulls no punches when it comes detailing his former life as a member of the Crips. Like any good gangsta rapper, Slim's tunes feature a steady lyrical dose of violence, misogyny and hedonism combined with his own original swagger and sly voice."
Young General :: Hip-Hop 4 Adults, Vol. 1 :: younggeneral.com as reviewed by Eric Sirota
"UrbanDictionary.com defines 'to hustle' as to make money however one can, often in an illegal way. During a recession, though, the shady connotation assigned to 'hustling' seems to evaporate. Since the advent of the Great Recession, a lot of people are hustling, and not by selling drugs or pawning hot jewelry, but by doing whatever they can to find a job or keep a job, by walking away from their mortgage and beginning to rent, or by cutting off their wireless and getting internet at a local library. The Chicago-based up-and-comer, Young General, is hustling for sure, but he doesn't front as a drug dealer or pimp. On the approrpiately-titled "Hip-Hop 4 Adults, Volume 1," Young G is hustling like so many others: he's trying to make it while toeing the line between working class and middle class. As G states on the Nicki Minaj-sampling "Moment for Life," "I've been at the register while ya'll been in the kitchen . . . . No need for baking soda." Make no mistake, it's all about the Benjamins for YG, but in a not-so-different way that it is for the rest of us just trying to live comfortably in these trying times. Indeed, as Kanye's "College Dropout" was in part so refreshing because it honestly addressed 'Ye's striving to survive as part of the still-emergent Black middle class, "Volume 1" succeeds because it approaches Young's economic and personal circumstance so candidly. "If you getting right, that depends upon what lane you in/If you from the Chi, that depends on what game you in," speculates General over a crawling organ on the album's cocky but melancholy opener, "Lyrical Gymnasium." It's this mix of eager swagger and cautious optimism that makes the mixtape both individualized and universal."
It's time for another new edition of The Hip-Hop Shop. Episode #149 is Cyber Monday Meets Podcast Tuesday! While you're checking out the great Cyber Monday holiday deals being offered this week (cause Monday alone isn't big enough for Amazon.com) you can enjoy some sweet treats from Random, Kosha Dillz, Soul Khan and more! Thanks for listening and remember to share the show with a friend and tell them to check it out every Tuesday on RapReviews.com! Don't forget to subscribe to our RSS newsfeed so you never miss a new episode.
Download Here (right click to save)
Tracks featured this week:
* hasHBrown f/ Dannie Walker - This Is It* Kosha Dillz f/ Rapper Big Pooh - West Coast Flavor* Arsun F!st - Solar Magnetic* Soul Khan - Lord Knows Freestyle* yU - If U Down* Mega Ran & DN3 - 'Twas the Night Before Christmas
Video: W.O.P. - "Better Way"
Courtesy Talk of the Streets TV.
W.O.P. (Work Over Pleasure) releases his current single "Better Way" off his recent project "W.O.P. Culture". Available 11.25.11 at http://www.WOPCULTURE.com .
Welcome to RapReviews.com for the week of September 27th, 2016!!
Please shop Amazon through RapReviews and
like us on Facebook so
we can bring you new material every week. This week we've got NINE NEW ITEMS
for you to enjoy starting with
15 Ras Kass videos, followed by
"Who Sampled It Better?" #3 and
The Hip-Hop Shop #394 - Final Palace in the Sky,
a couple of MMA interviews with Ozzy Dugulubgov and Ray Sefo, reviews for
Rob Giano and Sinuous' "Dope Lab Oration,"
Ugly Heroes' "Everything In Between" (our featured review),
Ultra Magnus & DJ SLAM!'s "Magnus Opus" and last but not least
Emanuel Wallace's The (W)rap Up for September 20, 2016!
Be sure to check the RapReviews newsfeed for the
latest news and updates. Subscribe
to the newsfeed via your browser for the latest news and articles.
Also this writing service can help you with academic review assignment.
RapReviews.com also recommends Impact Implosion from the AngryMarks Podcast Network.
We appreciate your support and
welcome any feedback you have.
Thanks for visiting RapReviews.com!!


text:
"This is Push" is an anthology of short stories by up-and coming-authors on the young adult scene. "Push" is filled with unique short stories and poems. Some are captivating, some are cheerful, others are brutal and downright disturbing at times. I wouldn't recommend some of the stories to more sensitive readers, as there is some crude language and imagery.
Other novels by published by the "Push" publishing company.
Yes, to some people.
About the Library |
Hours & Locations |
Contact Us |
Volunteer |
Employment |
Wireless Printing |
Site Map | Mobile Catalog
Monroe County Public Library | 303 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington, IN 47408 | (812) 349-3050

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Swan Lake
Tango or Salsa?
Swan Lake
Tango or Salsa?
salsa or ketchup?
mustard or mayo?
bright yellow mustard or Dijon?
Dijon (and back to MikiAndo Fan because I like both carols (though they overplay Last Christmas), All I Want for Christmas is You because Love Actually is now my favorite holiday movie. Ok, back on track, as I said,
Duck sauce or soy sauce?
Ooh, tough one!
Caribbean cruise or Alaskan cruise?
Alaskan (have never taken a cruise before, but would like to go to Alaska some day)
Walt Disney World - Magic Kingdom or Epcot?
Lord of the Rings or Star Wars?
Star Wars
Superman or Batman (as characters, not necessarily on TV or the movies)?
Céline Dion or Whitney Houston?
Celine Dion
Broadway musicals or Hollywood musicals?
Hollywood musicals
The West Side Story or The Sound of Music?
West Side Story (but love them both)
Les Miserables or Phantom of the Opera?
Phantom of the Opera
Indiana Jones or James Bond?


text:
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Bright cherry jam.Taste: Dark fruit flavors with a hint of spice.
Wine Maker Notes
On July 11, 1804 off the Hudson shore at Weehawken, the original Federalist, Alexander Hamilton was shot in a duel by Aaron Burr and died from his injuries. Since dueling is no longer socially acceptable, we suggest solving differences over a glass of this "dual" of zinfandel and syrah.
Technical Notes
50% syrah; 50% zinfandel
Food Pairing
Grilled and roasted meats, BBQ, pizza


text:
You'll find our beautiful pub, The Bay Horse Inn, at the foot of the breathtaking Pennines. We invite you to join us in picturesque Rivington, where we serve hearty meals and delicious drinks to walkers, cyclists, those just passing by and people calling in for our real ales, varied alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and traditional Lancashire favourites. We're the county's first 'Pie Pub', serving your favourites from Pieminister, and after filling up on our wholesome pub grub you're welcome to stay over and enjoy the comfort of our B&B accommodation.
We're have six B&B rooms, all of which are en-suite. They're great for walkers and cyclists, leisure and business, overnight stays or longer holidays. We're within easy reach of Lancaster, Preston, Blackpool, Bolton and Manchester amongst other top destinations, and can accommodate guests in single, double and twin bedrooms. All rooms include facilities for tea and coffee, and have in-room TVs.
We're very happy to welcome well-behaved dogs to our pub, and we accommodate families. Our regular events include our Wednesday quiz nights, live music and our 'knit and natter'. We offer something for everyone, and if you're staying overnight we guarantee you'll love our tasty full English breakfast. Please get in touch if you have any questions, or want to book a stay.


text:
Black Dirt Bourbon
Sku: 1825337
3 day lead-time required to confirm availability Why?
BLACK DIRT takes its name from the dark, fertile soil left by an ancient glacial lake that once covered Thousands of acres of upstate New York. Perfectly suited for growing crops such as corn, this Black Dirt has never been used for Bourbon production until now.


text:
Oklahoma City police search for the gunman who injured a child during a drive-by shooting Wednesday night.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Individual papers or panels are invited from academics, postgraduate students and independent scholars. We encourage submissions on a wide range of themes related to women, faith, and spirituality in any place or period.All papers must have some historical context and content.
Abstracts of no more than 300 words should be sent to:


text:
What Does The Season Of Your Birth Say About Your Career… Disposition… Health?Ceridwen Morris
Based on the discoveries of researchers in the UK babies born in November are more likely to become a serial killer than babies born during other months of the year. January babies are apparently drawn to careers in medicine and debt collection, whereas December babies tend towards dentistry. Researchers at the Office for National Statistics looked at the results from the last census to see if there was any correlation between month of birth and future career. They tracked 19 career paths and found, along with the above, that summer children are more likely to become brick layers than babies born in other seasons and March babies have a tendency to grow up to become pilots. This got me thinking about other stories I've read about how the month or season of your birth affects your life.
A large body of research suggests that, on average, babies born during the winter months grow up to be less educated, less intelligent, more likely to drop out of high-school, less healthy and lower paid than those born during spring, summer and fall.
There has been a lot of speculation about why this may be so–Is it the school cut off age? But then a few years back a very large analysis of many millions of adults revealed that babies born in January were more likely to have been born to poor, unwed, teen and/or high school drop out mothers, suggesting that the winter baby syndrome is related to economic circumstances. Scientists wonder if the fact that January is nine months after prom has anything to do with it.
A Harvard study of boys and girls from around the world suggests, on the other hand, that those born in the winter are born bigger and more robust that than their summer peers. Why? Maybe because mom was eating more fresh, vitamin-rich food/getting more vitamin D and/or exercising more during the more crucial early months of pregnancy– all of these things are good for developing fetuses. The researchers also wonder if winter born babies are more likely to wean from breastfeeding during summer months when infections are less common, and less likely to affect general health. An animal study found that winter-born babies tend to be more depressed than summer-born babies– this may be because the winter babies are born into a darker world which has an effect related to SAD (seasonal affected disorder).
So what does this all mean? Your winter baby is going to be a robust, depressed, debt-collector less likely to graduate from high school than a summer baby??
Eh. I think it's wonderful it is to have a baby in the winter. My daughter was born at the end of December and I thought the bleak, dark winter months were perfect for just going into the zone of life with a newborn. You sleep, you nurse, you sleep, you don't sleep, you nurse, you sleep, you rock, you nurse… then it's spring! Brand new babies don't know night for day anyway. So, I take all this research with a grain of salt. If you're having a winter baby bundle up, you're in for a cozy ride.
Read: "6 Reasons Having A Winter Baby Is Awesome."


text:
Jason Simpson and Erica Lockhart
September 8, 2013 Erica Lockhart and Jason Simpson exchanged wedding vows Aug. 17 at Cacapon State Park. more »»
Drew Scott Winstead and Adrienne Lynne Armbrester
September 1, 2013 Adrienne Lynne (Hicks) Armbrester and Drew Scott Winstead were united in marriage March 3, 2013, at New Beginning Full Gospel Church in Martinsburg. The Rev. more »»
Paul McMillan Braswell and Jodie Marie Gantzer
September 1, 2013 Jodie Marie Gantzer and Paul McMillan Braswell were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at St. Anne's Episcopal Church, in Fremont, Calif., with the Rev. Lauran Pifke officiating. more »»
Amanda Turner and Gerald Brackett
August 25, 2013 Amanda Caroline Turner and Gerald Clayton Brackett Jr. were united in marriage on July 24, 2013, in Winchester, Va. The bride is the daughter of Kathryn Turner, of Mt. more »»
Daniel Walter Moxley and Andrea Claire Loss
August 11, 2013 Andrea Claire Loss and Daniel Walter Moxley were united in marriage on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013, at 2 p.m. at LIFE United Methodist Church in Fairmont. more »»
Michael Castle and Mercedes Jones
July 29, 2013 Mercedes Jones and Michael Castle were united in marriage Saturday, July 20, 2013, at the First Baptist Church in Inwood. Pastor Timothy Butler performed the double-ring ceremony. more »»
Justin Everly and Georgia Crow
June 20, 2013 Georgia Crow and Justin Everly were married March 30, 2013, on the beach at Fort DeSoto Park in St. Petersburg, Fla. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Terry Crow. more »»
Joshua Michael Lupacchino and Jannette LeAnn Marple
April 28, 2013 Jannette LeAnn Marple and Joshua Michael Lupacchino were united in marriage Aug. 11, 2012, at Independent Bible Church, with Pastor Lowell McDonald officiating. more »»
Edward Reynolds Smith and Emily Janine Mayhew
March 25, 2013 Emily Janine Mayhew and Edward Reynolds Smith were united in marriage Sept. 21, 2012, at Bluemont Vineyard in Bluemont, Va. The bride is the daughter of Dr. John and Diane Mayhew, of Harpers Ferry. more »»
Andrew Robert Ellenbecker and Stacie Lynn Channell
March 4, 2013 Stacie Lynn Channell and Andrew Robert Ellenbecker were united in marriage in an outdoor setting Oct. 20, 2012, at the Camp Pioneer vestibule, in Beverly. more »»
Andrew Hoffmann and Ashley Holliday
February 25, 2013 Ashley Holliday and Andrew Hoffmann were united in marriage Sept. 29, 2012, at Bowling Green Country Club in Front Royal, Va. Chaplain Matthew Gilmore performed the outdoor, double-ring ceremon. more »»
Robert Steven Group and Mary Beth Vickers
February 17, 2013 Mary Beth Vickers and Robert Steven Group were united in marriage at 6 p.m. Oct. 20, 2012, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Shepherdstown. more »»
Andrew Michael Levitsky and Margaret Anne Stewart
February 10, 2013 Margaret Anne Stewart and Andrew Michael Levitsky were united in marriage on July 7, 2012, at First United Methodist Church in Winchester, Va. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. William White. more »»
Brandy Danielle Long and Aaron David Pulse
February 3, 2013 With joyful hearts, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Long and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Pulse, of Hedgesville, announce the marriage of their children, Brandy Danielle Long and Aaron David Pulse, Sept. 3, 2012. more »»
Kristin Brooke Klinger and Alex Landon Bennett
February 3, 2013 Kristin Brooke Klinger and Alex Landon Bennett were married Aug. 9, 2012, in the Bridgeport United Methodist Church, Bridgeport, at 5:30 p.m. The Rev. Dale Waters performed the double-ring ceremony. more »»
Heather Marie Irvin and John Timothy Cheshire
January 13, 2013 Heather Marie Irvin and John Timothy Cheshire were married July 28, 2012, at Hilltop Christian Fellowship in Clear Spring, Md. Pastor Scott D. Hose officiated the ceremony. more »»
Iris Jo Ann Lowe Albright and Philip Wade Fearnow
December 18, 2012 Iris Jo Ann Lowe Albright and Philip Wade Fearnow were united in marriage in the afternoon of Oct. 12 at St. John's Lutheran Church, in Martinsburg. Pastor James D. Riley Jr. more »»
Brittany Rachelle Michael and Seth Daniel Eby
December 2, 2012 Brittany Rachelle Michael and Seth Daniel Eby were united in marriage before God, family and friends July 14 at Cedar Grove Mennonite Church in Greencastle, Pa. more »»
Stephanie Nichole Fowler and John Alexander Davis
November 25, 2012 Stephanie Nichole Fowler, of Shepherdstown and John Alexander Davis (Alex), of Summit Point, were united in marriage at noon Sept. more »»
Erica Shaffer and Kirby Anderson
November 25, 2012 Erica Shaffer and Kirby Anderson were united in marriage June 23 at The Purple Iris at Hartwood Mansion in Martinsburg. The Rev. Nancy Stevens performed the double ring ceremony. more »»


text:
It's "the fashion faux pas of the summer" says the Daily Mail: yep, now is the time of year when those visible bra straps start to emerge. According to a Wonderbra survey, 57 per cent of women say it's summer's worst style crime; a third of women think it looks cheap; and 42 per cent of men deem VBS unattractive.
Steady on, we say. Visible bra straps can be a great look (see the divine Gwen Stefani, left, and Amy Winehouse in her yellow Sloggi) - provided they're pretty straps in a zingy colour, of course. But if it really does bother you, best stick to strapless, eh?
image: Rex


text: Atheism Atheist Missouri Prisoner Loses Bid To Represent Inmates Who Don't Believe In God By Dan Margolies • May 11, 2015 Rachel a.k. / Flickr--CC A Missouri inmate who says he was denied parole because, as an atheist, he refused to participate in faith-based substance abuse programs has lost Round 2 of his fight against prison authorities. Randall Jackson, who was convicted of offenses related to driving while intoxicated, claims prison officials unlawfully conditioned his parole on his attendance in Alcoholics Anonymous, which requires participants to recognize and rely on a "higher power." A Fellowship Of The Questioning And Unbelievers - Oasis By Laura Ziegler, Matthew Long-Middleton & Kate Baxendale • Feb 6, 2014 There is a growing trend of atheists who also recognize the importance and impact of the communal nature of faith based worship. As a result Sunday Assemblies have popped up throughout the United States. Now their popularity is spurring others to offer even different options, with even less of a focus on communal worship. Oasis is one such group that will begin meeting in April. Atheist And Agnostic Summer Camp Launches In Kansas City By Alex Smith • Jul 21, 2013 Every summer, young people in the area can attend camps for everything from pottery to ecology to modeling. And this year, there's a new place for parents to send kids. It's a secular summer camp with a focus on science and critical thinking. A camp like any other Kansas City Atheists Denied Participation In St. Pat's Parade By Alex Smith • Mar 12, 2013 Andreas F. Borchert / Creative Commons The Kansas City Atheist Coalition announced Monday afternoon that they had been denied permission to participate in this year's Kansas City St. Patrick's Day parade. Atheists Shed Stereotypes By Alex Smith • Oct 15, 2012 Alex Smith In Kansas and Missouri, it's now common for a lot of to politicians to not just proclaim their faith, but to openly push a pro-religious agenda.


text: I needed an unzip program, pref freeware, but can someone tell me what are 'rars' and is winzip included in my windows milleniun edition? Cheers y'all, English FRED C --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.648 / Virus Database: 415 - Release Date: 31/03/2004


text:
New approach for Dallas Stars' Daley
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Trevor Daley thought he was being confident with the puck earlier in the season.
Now, he knows he is.
Daley has not been an offensive-minded defenseman in the NHL, but he has been on a nice run lately with three goals and four assists in the last nine games. If he kept up that pace for an entire season, he'd be among the NHL leaders for defenseman scoring.
So are we seeing a new Trevor Daley? Well, the 26-year-old said that getting results has been feeding his confidence.
"I think I've been trying to skate and take a few more chances all year, but the payout just wasn't there," Daley said as he prepared to play the San Jose Sharks on Thursday. "Now, when the payout is there for me, and it is there for the team, you obviously gain the confidence to try it a few more times."
It hasn't been an easy run for Daley, who is in his sixth NHL season. He was drafted 43rd overall in 2002 after a stellar, four-year junior hockey career. In one season he scored 53 points (20 goals, 33 assists) in 57 games, and he routinely was among the top-scoring defensemen in the Ontario Hockey League.
But when Daley worked his way into the Stars lineup in 2003-04,he was designated as a defender and penalty-killer. Under the tutelage of defensive-minded associate coach Rick Wilson, Daley rarely played on the power play and rarely took chances skating the puck up ice. But he said he didn't mind that label and that the experience is helping him fit into a more open system with head coach Marc Crawford and assistant coach Charlie Huddy.
"Honestly, I think both coaching styles have been good for me," Daley said. "I needed the base, and I needed to concentrate on defense, and now I am ready to take it to the next level."
That next level means reading the game and seeing where the openings are. It's a style perfected by players like Anaheim's Scott Niedermayer and San Jose's Dan Boyle. More NHL players are embracing this style. Can Daley be one of those players?
"He's got a great foundation because of Rick Wilson and Dave Tippett. And now that the base is there, we hope to see more of the skill that he had when he was juniors," said Crawford, whose family has strong roots in junior hockey. "My brother and dad scouted him in juniors, and he was an offensive machine. They raved about him. He's paid his dues, and he is a very good defenseman."
How good?
"You usually get accolades in this league for statistics, but I think Trevor has been good for us all year long," Crawford said. "He's a minute-eater. He plays against big players. He plays against fast players. He plays against good players. And we feel confident in him in all of those situations.
"There's no question he's a top-four defenseman, and now he has the ability to be even more," Crawford said, comparing him to Stephane Robidas. "I think we look at where Robi came from, and there's no question he can be as good as Robi. And Robi was the eighth defenseman for Team Canada at the Olympics, so that says a lot about the level that Trevor could possibly get to if he continues to work hard."


text:
Gary O. Bruce
706-576-4279 (Office)
Gary Bruce was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1961. He graduated from the University of Kentucky with a degree in Business Administration in 1983 and obtained his Law degree in 1986. He began his practice in Louisville, Kentucky and moved to Columbus, Georgia in 1989 after his marriage to the former Mary D. Singer of Lumpkin, Georgia.
Gary's first 7 years of practice were involved in representing insurance companies. In 1984, after the birth of his daughter, he left that practice to start his own in 1993. He has been a trial lawyer representing the rights of individuals since that time.
Gary has served as president of the Chattahoochee Bar Association, the Columbus Bar Association and the Columbus Younger Lawyers Association. He has been a Regional representative of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and remains a member of that organization. He is a former member of the Kentucky Bar Association and is a member in good standing of the State Bar of Georgia. Gary became licensed to practice law in Alabama in 2014.
Gary has also served on numerous boards in our community including CONTACT, Carpenters Way Ranch, GIRLS INC., and the Pioneer Youth Football League. Gary is a member of First Presbyterian Church and participates in a local praise band.
Gary has written a book entitled: "Your Rights When You've Been Injured: A Consumer Guide To Injury Claims". In this book, he summarizes the rights of the injured victim - your rights to lost wages, medical payments, pain and suffering, punitive damages and more. He also discusses some of the issues relating to the claims made for reimbursement and how to deal with health insurance issues.
Gary has tried numerous civil trials to verdict and earned the distinction of being a Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate from the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He has been certified by that organization since 2000. He is also recognized by the Martindale-Hubbell peer review ratings as a "distinguished" lawyer with very high general ethical standards. Mr. Bruce regularly attends seminars and classes to keep his skills sharp and keep on top of developments in the law.
Gary enjoys his role as husband and father. He plays the drums, enjoys tennis, and is an avid hunter and outdoorsman.
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury -- Plaintiff
- Drugs and Medical Devices
- Housing & Construction Defects
- Mesothelioma & Asbestos
- Motor Vehicle Defects
- Products Liability Law
- Toxic Torts
- Bad Faith Insurance
- Insurance Defense
- Insurance Law
- Animal Bites -- Plaintiff
- Assault & Battery -- Plaintiff
- Aviation Accidents -- Plaintiff
- Birth Injury
- Brain Injury
- Construction Accidents
- Medical Malpractice
- Motor Vehicle Accidents -- Plaintiff
- Personal Injury -- Defense
- Premises Liability -- Plaintiff
- Sexual Abuse -- Plaintiff
- Trucking Accidents
- Wrongful Death -- Plaintiff
- Consumer Products & Safety
- Falls
- Professional Negligence
- Insurance Claims
- Defective Products
- Workers' Compensation
Litigation Percentage
- 100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation
Certified Legal Specialties
- Board Certified Civil Trial Practice Attorney, National Board of Trial Advocacy
Bar Admissions
- Georgia, 1990
- Kentucky, 1986
- U.S. District Court Middle District of Georgia, 1990
- Alabama, 2014
- University of Kentucky College of Law, Lexington, Kentucky - 1986
- University of Kentucky
- Business Administration - 1983
Published Works
- Your Rights When You've Been Injured: A Consumer Guide To Injury Claims
Professional Associations and Memberships
- Chattahoochee Bar Association, President
- Columbus Bar Association, President
- Columbus Trial Lawyer Association, President
- Columbus Younger Lawyers Club, Past President
- Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, Member
- American Association for Justice, Member
- National Association of Consumer Advocates, Member
- Kentucky Bar Association, Member
- State Bar of Georgia, Member


text:
Dates to Watch
Third Thursdays
The city of Santa Clarita hosts a themed party 7-11 p.m. every third Thursday of the month, on Main Street in Newhall. Free. Enjoy live music and entertainment, art displays, food trucks and more. Info: 661-250-3787 or
Wednesday, Oct. 31
"Trail of Treats," hosted by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Jack Bones Equestrian Center, 26983 Tapia Canyon Road, Castaic. Enjoy a hayride from Castaic Animal Shelter to safe and fun trick-or-treating at 10 spooky booths. Open to pre-teen children. Parking and admission is free. Info: 661 294-8829.
Friday, Nov. 2
Individual tickets and tables for 10 guests are available for the annual Tribute Dinner sponsored by Zonta Club of the Santa Clarita Valley. Friday, Nov. 2, at the Odyssey Restaurant in Granada Hills. This year philanthropist and ultra-volunteer Shelley Hann will be honored. Tickets are $100 each and include a hosted champagne reception, dinner, auction and entertainment. Info: www.scvzonta.org or call the Zonta message line 661- 252-9351 and request a personal follow-up.
Saturday, Nov. 3
The Santa Clarita Valley Rose Society will host its free 19th Annual Rose Show themed "Wild West Roses" on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, in Hart Hall at the William S. Hart Park, 24151 Newhall Ave., Newhall. Everyone is welcome to exhibit their home-grown roses at the show, including novices and children. You do not have to be a member of the SCV Rose Society to exhibit, and there are no entry fees. Bring your roses in a container of water, and the rose society will furnish the vases and the entry tags. There will be 76 prizes and more than 500 ribbons awarded. Rose entries will be received in the parking lot from 7 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. The rose show will open to the public at 12:30 p.m. (or as soon as judging is completed). The show will close at 5 p.m. For show schedule and exhibit rules, contact Kitty Belendez at 661-296-5033, or email email@example.com. Visit www.scvrs.homestead.com.
Sunday, Nov. 4
Jeannie, Chris and Tim Carpenter will host Sunset in the Vineyard Sunday, Nov. 4 2-5 p.m. Wine from private vineyards and food will be served. Live music and entertainment. Raffles and prizes. Proceeds benefit Assistance League programs, including Operation School Bell in the SCV. Info/tickets: Jeannie Carpenter 805-341-3063, www.assistanceleague-alsc.org.
Nov. 9-21
Festival of Trees at Westfield Valencia Town Center, (between The Patios and Sears). General admission: $6 age 15 and older; $3 age 4 to 14; $4 age 65+; free age 3 and under. Purchase general admission tickets at the door. No online sales. For hours and more information visit www.scvbgc.org.
Sunday, Nov. 11
Heads Up Horse Therapy Veteran's Day Tea to benefit a new program dedicated to improving the quality of life returning veterans. Tea and sandwiches, comedian, music, raffle, silent auction. Tickets are $35 each. Event is 1-4 p.m. at Robinson Ranch Country Club, 27734 Sand Canyon Road, Canyon Country. Tickets: Beverly Hartigan, 818-253-5948.
Friday, Nov. 16
Holiday Hocus Pocus, the sixth annual magic show will be held 6-8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16 at the Festival of Trees at Westfield Town Center (between The Patios and Sears). Tickets available online at www.scvbgc.org, in advance at the Festival, and at the door.
Upcoming Events Ongoing
Jaycees need
Santa's Helpers
SCV Jaycees to host 14th annual Santa's Helpers event at Ice Station Valencia, Dec. 15. Volunteers and donations sought. Children's toys will be collected, organized, and donated to charity. Info: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rent-a-Santa from Zonta Club of SCV
Santa Claus, with a full entourage of elves and Mrs. Claus, is available for community events, private or corporate parties, family holiday get-togethers and personal visits with local children through the Rent-A-Santa program offered by Zonta Club of SCV. Cost is $100 per hour, and early reservations are recommended, especially for the most popular few weekends before Christmas. Discounted rates are available for longer visits. Zonta Club is still seeking volunteers to fill out its ranks of Santas for the holiday event. The club has a supply of costumes and handles all the booking arrangements. Call Barbara Cochran at 661-251-1352 between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Read With Me! seeks volunteer readers
The SCV Education Foundation is looking for volunteers to assist students improve their reading skills in local public schools for this school year. You will have an opportunity to impact a child's life, gain a new friend and a new sense of purpose. For more information visit www.scveducation
foundation.org or contact Ann Unger at email@example.com or 661-414-4465.
Unwanted paint
SCV disposal sites
Santa Clarita community members can now dispose of used or unwanted paint for free at three local drop-off sites, including Sherwin-Williams, Vista Paint and Dunn Edwards. Sherwin-Williams is located at 21021 Soledad Canyon Road, Canyon Country; Vista Paint is located at 20655 Soledad Canyon #1, Canyon Country and Dunn Edwards is located at 25520 The Old Road, Valencia. To find other paint drop-off locations in Southern California, visit the Statewide Database at Paintcare.org/California.
Volunteers sought
for Festival of Trees
Volunteers are needed during the annual Festival of Trees, Nov. 9-21, at the Westfield Valencia Town Center. Shifts are 3-5 hours and run from early morning to late evenings, depending on the day. Volunteers under 14 can serve alongside a parent. If interested, sign up at www.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F0F4CA9AA22A57-festival. All proceeds from this event benefit the local Boys & Girls Club.
Volunteers to build gingerbread houses
Volunteers are needed to build gingerbread houses to sell at the annual Festival of Trees benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley. Sports groups, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, workplaces and church groups are encouraged to build one or more as a team project. Pick up a kit from Clarice's Cake and Candy Supply, 22936 Lyons Ave., Newhall, and return it by Nov. 2. The shop supplies the house, boards, and one bag of icing. Info: 661-259-0352.
Manga Club meets at Barnes and Noble
The Manga Club meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Barnes and Noble, 23630 Valencia Blvd., Valencia. Hosted by Cassie. Info: 661-254-5903.
Placerita Canyon Nature Center
Free family nature walk and native live animal presentation, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., every Saturday. Docent-led bird walk every second Saturday of the month, 9 a.m. Blooms of the Season wildflower walk every fourth Saturday, 9:30 a.m.. Placerita Canyon Nature Center, 19152 Placerita Canyon Road, New-hall. Info: 661-259-7721,
firstname.lastname@example.com or www.placerita.org.
Santa Clarita Valley Corvette Club
The Santa Clarita Valley Corvette Club is a nonprofit organization and the focal point for all things Corvette locally. For information on monthly meetings visit www.scvcc.org.
The Lost Patrol support group
Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 355, chapter meeting/brunch held monthly, usually at 10 a.m., third Sunday of every month, at Marie Callender's, 27630 N. The Old Road, Valencia. Info: 818-508-9626.
TOPS weight loss support group
TOPS Santa Clarita Chapter, a support group for weight loss, hosts regular meetings 7-8 p.m. every Monday at South Valley Church, Room 6, 24551 Valley St., Newhall. Info: Kathy Beggane at 661-802-1511 or Jeanie Druebert at 818-353-5015.
Heads Up volunteer training classes
Heads Up Therapy with Horses, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, is accepting candidates for its free volunteer orientation and training classes. Minimum age required is 14; those 14-17 need a parent's signed approval to join the program. Graduates receive certificate and proceed to extended hands-on training. Heads Up specializes in therapeutic riding and equine therapy interaction sessions for children and adults with special needs and is located in Canyon Country. To sign up, call Nancy at 661-312-6184. Info: 661-297-7433, www.headsup
Carousel Ranch calls for volunteers
Carousel Ranch is a nonprofit organization that provides therapeutic riding lessons to children with special needs. Volunteers must be at least 15. Responsibilities will include working in lessons and ranch chores. Lesson times are: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1-5:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Summer hours starting in June: Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; Wednesdays at 4-7:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Call Gail to sign up for a time and day at 661-268-8010. Carousel Ranch is located at 34289 Rocking Horse Road, Agua Dulce.
SCV Food Pantry needs volunteers
The SCV Food Pantry needs volunteer drivers to pick up donations from local markets and businesses. Drivers must have a valid California driver's license, the ability to lift 50 pounds. and the willingness to help those less fortunate in the Santa Clarita Valley. Volunteer drivers are asked to commit to one day per week. Regularly scheduled pick ups with Food Pantry vehicles are made Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon. Substitute drivers are also needed to be available on call. Join the best group of volunteers in the Santa Clarita Valley and help your neighbors in need. Info: 661-255-9078 or info@scvfood
Volunteers needed at Senior Center
The SCV Senior Center calls for volunteers for the following tasks: Pack nutritious meals for homebound seniors, 6-10 a.m.; deliver meals to homebound seniors, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; serve meals and clean, 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. One day a week is all it takes to make a difference. Info: Robin at 661-259-9444, ext. 110, or email@example.com.
Upcoming Events By Date
Heritage Haunt at
Heritage Junction
Heritage Haunt presented by the SCV Historical Society at Heritage Junction adjacent to Hart Park, 24101 Newhall Ave., Newhall. Heritage Haunt runs 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Oct. 28. General admission $15 per person Bring 2 cans of food For SCV Food Pantry and receive $5 off admission. Not recommended for children under 8 years old. Info: www.scvhaunt.com
Angeles Forest
invasive plant cleanup
Help pull invasive plants that are preventing native plant recovery in the Station Fire burn area and get the Angeles National Forest back in shape, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28 and Nov. 11. Meet at Ralphs Supermarket, 10455 Sunland Blvd., Sunland. Moderate to strenuous work, removing plants by hand and with pick axes. Tools will be provided. Bring work pants, sturdy shoes, hat, sunscreen, lunch and plenty of water. Pre-registration required to ensure enough tools for everyone; contact Dianne at email@example.com.
Run Against Hunger
for SCV Food Pantry
The annual Run Against Hunger to benefit The Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry will be held 8 a.m. to noon on Sunday, Oct. 28. Cost: Adults: Pre-Registration $20 Day of Race $25 Location: Newhall Park/South Fork Trail, 24923 Newhall Ave., Newhall. Entry fees: Kiddie Run: $10. Over 60 Under 12: Pre-registration $15, day of race $20; adults: Pre-registration $20, day of race $25. Info: Event Coordinator: Linda Lott at email@example.com or visit www.scvfoodpantry.org.
SCV Koi & Water
Garden Club meets
The Santa Clarita Valley Koi & Water Garden Club (scvkoiand
watergardenclub.com) meets on the fourth Sunday of the month at 4 p.m. (This month's meeting is Sunday, Oct. 28). This club is comprised of people with ponds or building a pond sharing ideas and experiences. For information call 661-296-9252 or 661-259-6437.
Musical Jazz Band Sounds of WWII
College of the Canyons music department will present the fan favorite concert event "Musical Jazz Band Sounds of World War II" 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2, on the main stage of the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons. This year's performance will include performances by the college's Jazz Combo band and the Studio Jazz Ensemble. The concert will include many popular tunes from the WWII era, including "Moonlight Serenade," "Sunny Side of the Street" and "Little Brown Jug."
The groups will perform under the direction of COC music director KC Manji and be accompanied on stage by guest singer, Katherine Lench-Meyering. Lench-Meyering's professional experience includes performances at the Hollywood Bowl alongside tenors Sergio Franchi and Placido Domingo in the Tony Award-winning musical "Nine" and in "Goya: A Life in Song."
General admission tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for COC students and senior citizens. For more information about the COC music department's presentation of "Musical Jazz Band Sounds of World War II" or to purchase tickets contact the PAC Box Office at 661- 362-5304 or visit www.CanyonsPAC.com.
Sierra Hillbillies
Square Dance
The Sierra Hillbillies Square Dance Club will be Celebrating Freedom with their dance 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at the SCV Senior Center, 22900 Market St., Newhall. Ken Ritucci will call squares and Anndrea Stephan will cue rounds. Casual attire is always welcome. For information, call 661-254-4272, visit www.sierrahillbillies.org, or find us on Facebook.
Free flu shots at
SCV Senior Center
The SCV Senior Center will have free flu shots available, Wed. Nov. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., provided by Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital. Flu shots will be given to those 50 years of age of older, and those considered "high-risk" due to chronic illness. The Senior Center is located at 22900 Market St. in Newhall. For more information call 661-259-9444.
Canyon Country
Community Center
The city of Santa Clarita is inviting Canyon Country residents to attend a public outreach meeting to learn about and provide feedback on the Canyon County Community Center 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex/ Activities Center, located at 20870 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita. Residents are asked to share their ideas and recommendations for programs, activities and services to be featured at the future Canyon County Community Center. For more information about the Canyon County Community Center, contact City Recreation Superintendent, Toi Chisom at (661)250-3769 or Community Services Superintendent, Ingrid Hardy at (661) 250-3733. To provide feedback visit Santa-clarita.com/ccccideas.
Glenn Miller
Orchestra in concert
The World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra swings into the SCV 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 at West Ranch High School Theater, 26255 W. Valencia Blvd, Stevenson Ranch. General admission is $20 in advance, or $25 at the door. Discount admission for students, seniors, Veterans, or Military is $15 in advance, $20 at the door. For ticket sale locations, go to www.westranchmusic.com Additional sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Brian Leff, Director of Jazz Studies, West Ranch High School, 661-222-1220 ext. 645, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
A storm in the Atlantic was on the verge of becoming a tropical cyclone Thursday as it closed on the Lesser Antilles, apparently headed toward Southeastern U.S. waters next week. National Hurricane Center forecasters predicted the storm could be tropical by Friday.
"Regardless of development, winds of gale force are likely to spread across portions of the Lesser Antilles beginning early Friday," said senior hurricane specialist Richard Pasch in an update. The Antilles are a chain of islands separating the Atlantic Ocean from the Caribbean Sea between Puerto Rico and South America.
Computer model forecasts varied from the storm dissipating over the Bahamas to it turning out to the open ocean after passing Puerto Rico this weekend, possibly as a hurricane. The Thursday afternoon model runs continued to suggest it wouldn't make landfall in South Carolina, but the Southeast remains in the arc of its potential paths.
A weather system coming off the United States is expected to draw in the tropical system early next week and carry it away from the mainland, said Jeff Masters, of Weather Underground.
But the track forecast for the storm next week is "nebulous at best," said Mark Malsick, S.C. Climate Office severe weather liaison.
For more on hurricanes and preparation, go to postandcourier.com/hurricane.
Reach Bo Petersen at 937-5744, @bopete on twitter or Bo Petersen Reporting on Facebook.
- Keywords


text:
All Posts Tagged With: "Eyeliner"
Make Up For Ever Smoky Couleur Fall 2011
I'm a girl all about the eye makeup. This is why I'm super excited about the latest launch from Make Up For Ever. I got to try the NEW Smoky Lash Couleur in # 3 deep brown and NEW Khol Pencil #9k a matte mocha brown. The mascara makes my lashes instantly bold, long, and volume-full. The eye pencil is soft and makes it easy to draw a line thin or more smoky without pulling on the skin. It's easy to blend. The shade is blackened-brown a nice break from black with a little bit of a softer effect.
T to B: NEW Smoky Lash Couleur in # 3 deep brown and NEW Khol Pencil #9k a matte mocha brown
NARS Debuts Film Celebrate Larger Than Life Eyeliner
To celebrate the launch of the new Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner, NARS introduces a film created and directed by Fabien Baron, longtime partner and friend of the brand. To convey the product's precision application and striking impact, the modern film shows two mechanical arms (tools commonly used in surgical and engineering practices) applying the shade Via Veneto to model Emily Baker, in an elegant, lifelike movement. The film is currently available on the NARS YouTube Channel. Watch.
Make Up For Ever Aqua Liner
Marta Walsh is impressed with the NEW Aqua Liner by MAKE UP FOR EVER. Perfect for hot summer days when you need your eyeliner outstand humidity and if you're into a precise liquid eyeliner application.
According to Make Up For Ever: " Aqua Liner is formulated with acrylic copolymer…that forms a flexible film to lock water out. It contains 50% more polymers than traditional eyeliner formulations to ensure a long-lasting, waterproof result, as well as essential amino acids derived from apple juice for high-color intensity and bold pay-off." $23.
Available at Sephora.com, Make Up For ever Boutique & Studio at Sephora from May 2011.
Jennifer Aniston in CHANEL Beauté
Jennifer Aniston's Makeup: CHANEL Celebrity Makeup Artist Angela Levin worked with Jennifer Aniston at the Los Angeles premiere of The Switch on Monday, August 16th, 2010. Talking Makeup has the scoop on how to get miss Aniston's fresh, radiant red carpet makeup look.
Jennifer Aniston's makeup at the Los Angeles premiere of The Switch by Celebrity Makeup Artist Angela Levin:
"I first prepped Jen's face with the new CHANEL Sublimage Concentrate, to enhance her already radiant skin. Her base was La Mer Foundation in 06, and on her cheeks I dusted a bit of CHANEL Powder Blush in Rose Pétale. On her eyes I used CHANEL Quadra Eyeshadow in Tentation Cuivré, a rich brown and copper shadow palette new for Holiday. The warm shades compliment Jen's gorgeous eye colour.
NARS for Marc Jacobs Autumn/Winter 2010 Fashion Week
Watch: NARS for Marc Jacobs Autumn/Winter 2010 Fashion Week. Key Products Used: Enchanted Cream Blush, NARS D. Gorgeous Eyeshadow, NARS Nuits Blanches Eyeliner Stylo, NARS Black Moon Eyeliner Pencil, NARS Barbarella Lipstick.
The Makeup Look & Inspiration: "This look is what you would see on a girl from the East Village or St. Germain des Pres-an existentialist with a modern twist," said François Nars (Founder and Creative Director of NARS Cosmetics) whose application technique included using his fingers to achieve the faded effect. "These girls are sexy and cool. Their makeup looks dirty and worn out as if it has been on all night but still translates beautifully on the runway."
Lucy Hales At The Teen Choice Awards
Get The Look: Lucy Hales' makeup from the 2010 Teen Choice Awards! Hales stars in the new ABC Family series Pretty Little Liars.
"Pretty Little Liars" actress Lucy Hale made her mark on the red carpet at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards. mark Celebrity Makeup Artist Mai Quynh shares with Talking Makeup her expert makeup tips for recreating Lucy's gorgeous makeup look!
How To Makeup Tutorial
Rose Byrne in CHANEL Beauté
CHANEL Celebrity Makeup Artist Kate Lee worked with Rose Byrne at the Los Angeles premiere of Get Him To The Greek on Tuesday, May 25th, 2010. The Look & Inspiration: Sultry, 1960's inspired makeup look.
How to makeup tutorial by CHANEL Celebrity Makeup Artist Kate Lee:
"Rose's look was part Penelope Tree, part Belle du Jour. She has incredible eyebrows, and I wanted to push that 1960's shape but keep it modern. " "I worked along the lash line with CHANEL Long Lasting Eyeliner in Ebénè. I blended it out and into the socket line.
Smokey Eyes Makeup Tutorial
Talking Makeup is pleased to present a Smokey Eyes makeup tutorial by the lovely Lois Price who is a student at Staffordshire University in England. I love my UK friends, you know:)
WATCH: Lois giving you tips on how to create a smokey eye look without breaking the bank! "Have fun with it and create similar looks!!" says Lois.
1. Firstly moisture your face and allow it to soak in, then apply a thin layer of foundation onto your face including eye lids- this will help the eye shadow stick and stay on longer
2. Apply a line of eyeliner to the bottom of your eyes to create definition.
3. Next apply the grey shadow to your eyelids- apply as much as you want.
Smoky Eye with Rimmel London
For a night out, a smoky eye is the perfect accessory. With products from Rimmel London, it is easy to achieve and affordable!
Rimmel London Soft Kohl Kajal Eyeliner at Jet Black: Delivers a soft, smudgeable line and fade-resistant color that's easy to apply and great for creating smoky eye looks. This pencil gives dense color application, which can be blended into the lid for a softly smudged look.
Lancôme & Chris Benz Go Gothic Chic for Fall 2010
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010: Seattle native and downtown New York denizen Chris Benz saw all of his influences collide in a spectacular way on Monday, Febuary 15, 2010, for his Fall 2010 presentation. The collection mixes the patterns, textures and utility of clothes made for the Great Outdoors as worn by the renegade, Outward Bound Debutante.
Makeup Tutorial: Lead makeup artist Daniel Martin (who helped create the Chris & Tell shade with the designer for Spring 2010) wanted a "makeup" makeup look, so he and Chris settled on what they're calling Gothic Chic. The eyes and the lips were given equal attention. The eyes were smoky in gradations of shimmery charcoal and chocolate. Daniel used the new Ombre Magnétique, a mousse-like cream shadow, in black, layered with Color Design Eye Shadow in Guest List, an opaque espresso shade. For the lashes, several coats of Hypnôse Drama Mascara in Excessive Black, and for the eyeliner, Le Stylo Waterproof EyeLiner in Noir along the waterline, completed the look.


text:
10 years of experience
Accepting new patients
10 years of experience
Accepting new patients
9720 Coit Rd
Plano, TX 75025 Phone number & directions
Plano, TX 75025 Phone number & directions
License & Identifications
A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Learn more about Dr. Darren Carrell:
View the full profile to get information on:
- Qualifications
- What's important to you
View full profile
Patient Reviews
Patient comments (0)
The overall average patient rating of Dr. Darren Carrell is Average.
Education & Awards
Dr. Carrell graduated from The University of Texas at Houston.
- Spanish
Home > Find a Dentist > TX > Plano Dentists > Dr. Darren Carrell, DDS
Similar doctors nearby
Dr. Vladimir Melnikov
General Dentistry
Plano, TX
Dr. Priya Mainker
General Dentistry
13 years experience
Plano, TX
Dr. Benjamin Iwobho
General Dentistry
Plano, TX
Dr. Salman Lakhani
Plano, TX
Dr. Brandon Price
General Dentistry
Frisco, TX
Dr. James Ballou
Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics
Frisco, TX
- Additional Information
- Dr. Darren Allen Carrell DDS is a male dentist, has 10 years of experience and practices in Family Dentistry.
- Where does Dr. Darren A. Carrell practice?
- Dr. Darren Carrell has 1 office location.
Dr. Darren Carrell practices Family Dentistry near Plano, TX.
See Plano Dentists.


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
Friday's football game at Wayne Pridgeon Stadium between Chiefland and Arlington Country Day was a gold-out game, in tribute to Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September.
To mark the occasion, football players laid flowers at the feet of Ashley Isenhoward, a Chiefland student who survived a tumor to the pulmonary artery, as she stood with the cheerleading squad for the team's entrance through the teepee in the east end zone.
Copyright © 2016
The Chiefland Citizen is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Levy County and Chiefland Florida, and the surrounding area.


text:
just got my very fist Colt 1911 Government
Tools and Technologies
Handguns: Autoloaders
> just got my very fist Colt 1911 Government
October 22, 2011, 03:34 PM
I am super excited. I see a range visit tomorrow :)
If you enjoyed reading about "just got my very fist Colt 1911 Government" here in TheHighRoad.org archive, you'll LOVE our community. Come join
today for the full version!
October 22, 2011, 03:37 PM
Welcome to the forum!
Looks nice, give us a range report after you shoot it......:)
October 22, 2011, 04:30 PM
Congratulations!!! Say goodbye to any "extra money" from this point forward.:D
October 22, 2011, 08:51 PM
there have been a couple episodes on American Rifleman the last two weeks about the 1911 and its history. You might enjoy watching them if you can find them. Congrats on the pistol - everyone should have at least one.
October 22, 2011, 09:21 PM
oh thats very nice!
October 22, 2011, 09:23 PM
Congratulations sir! And welcome aboard! You have good taste.
October 22, 2011, 09:24 PM
Bet'cha can't buy just one!:D
October 23, 2011, 01:20 AM
its started I have 8 last count. Their like a drug . You just got to have one more.Then you will stop.
October 23, 2011, 01:26 AM
Don't have a Colt but man once you start buying 1911s you can't stop. Just picked up a SW 1911 Sc. Moving up from a SA EMP 9mm
October 23, 2011, 05:38 AM
A real Colt's Government Model for your first 1911. That's the way to do it. Enjoy your first of many 1911s.
October 23, 2011, 05:54 AM
October 24, 2011, 01:42 AM
I have one that looks just like yours in .38 Super. :)
October 24, 2011, 01:50 AM
You'll be quite happy with the practicality of a good stainless government model! Nice that its a Colt too :)
October 24, 2011, 02:47 AM
I'm kinda Jealous.
October 24, 2011, 09:43 AM
Hello I'm .... and I am a 1911 addict. I started out with Colts then added Springfield,LB, Wilson, C&S, Kandros Custom and several WWI and WWII to the pack. I keep on trying to stop but just cann't. It's a great addiction.
Hondo 60
October 24, 2011, 09:13 PM
say goodbye to half your paycheck in ammo bills.
When I reload, it costs me about $8.36/box of 50.
(and I buy the bullets)
If you cast your own bullets (projectiles)? You can cut that in half.
Any one with a 44/45 anything, reloading your own is absolutely the way to go.
Just my humble opinion & 2¢ worth.
October 24, 2011, 09:20 PM
Hondo, I found that when I reloaded I didn't save any money. I just shot many more rounds for the same money. :D
October 25, 2011, 01:30 AM
Is that a Series 70 in stainless? I have a Series 70 Gov't in satin nickel, but I didn't know they were made in stainless. Or is it a "new" Series 70? Or am I totally off the mark?
I'm no metallurgist, but my understanding is that the stainless guns of the '70s had a tendency to gall, but that today's stainless steel is far superior. Comments, anyone?
October 25, 2011, 02:13 AM
its an 80 series
October 25, 2011, 08:34 AM
congrats to you. I had a Colt 1911A2 years ago. I wish I had never got rid of that
If you enjoyed reading about "just got my very fist Colt 1911 Government" here in TheHighRoad.org archive, you'll LOVE our community. Come join
today for the full version!
vBulletin® v3.8.6, Copyright ©2000-2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.


text:
Dear Dr. Gott: I have developed an itchy rash for the third time in a year. At the end of March, my arms broke out with this terrible itch between the elbows and wrists. Within 24 hours, my arms swelled and developed blisters that oozed yellow pus that had an odor. Because the itching was terrible, I saw my doctor, who prescribed prednisone and cephalexin. My arms healed.
Then at the end of April, my legs developed the same rash, blisters and itch. Again, I was given the same prescriptions, and my legs healed somewhat. The itching, oozing and swelling disappeared but in several places, I was left with patches of what I call "alligator skin." These patches are dry and bumpy but don't itch or otherwise bother me. They are on the inner sides of my knees, ankles and thighs, and I have a small patch on the lower portion of my stomach.
A few years back, I remember having the same thing happen to my legs. At that time, my doctor sent me to a dermatologist who quickly told me it was a vascular condition and referred me to a vascular MD and a surgeon. Both told me that it was not vascular and to go back to the dermatologist. I lost faith in dermatologists then.
This rash reminds me of when I was a kid and used to pick berries and would get poison ivy on my hands. My fingers would swell, and it was painful. The rash I have now reminds me of the poison ivy. I told my doctor about this.
I have bad knees, am overweight and can't get around well, so I don't get out into my yard much unless I'm with my two dogs.
I now have the rash, etc., on my legs again. It started around my ankles this time and is driving me crazy. I am back on the same medicine as before, and now my doctor wants me to see a dermatologist. Given my past experience, I'm hesitant, and feel I should be seeing some other kind of physician.
Do you have any recommendations or advice? By the way, I am a 69-year-old female, and the only other medications I take are Synthroid for a thyroid condition and occasionally Benadryl for the itch of the rash.
Dear Reader: Based on your description, I agree with your conclusion that it is likely poison ivy or other plant dermatitis. The fact that it primarily occurs on your legs and arms leads me to believe that you are likely coming in contact with the offending plants' oils when the dogs rub against your legs or you are picking up or holding them.
I urge you to consult with a second dermatologist about the rash. Unless you have had several bad experiences, there should be no reason to lose faith in these specialists.
Write to Dr. Gott, c/o NEA-United Media, 200 Madison Ave., Fourth Floor, New York, N.Y. 10016.
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
Text to come.
The Cal OSHA quarterly updates provide an overview of the latest developments and most frequently cited violations in California. Our team of experts and guest speakers will provide valuable information to help you stay in compliance.
Click here for more information.
Join our mailing list to receive regular updates and information about new courses!
Stay up to date on all OSHA related news and events.


text:
The Diamond Education College is located in the South African Diamond Centre building in downtown Johannesburg.
The SA Diamond Centre is the hub of the South African Diamond Industry and is the home of major industry organisations such as the South African Diamond Board, the Diamond Bourse of South Africa, the Diamond Merchants' Association of Southern Africa, the Rough Diamond Dealers' Association of South Africa, The Diamond Development Company and many others.
In addition, the Centre houses more than 100 diamond dealing companies, polishing factories, manufacturing jewellers, shipping companies and diamond equipment supply companies.
The physical address of the college is:-
Education College
The phone, fax and e-mail are:-
Phone: +27 11
About the College
The lecturer of the Diamond Education College is Dennis White. His achievements include:
the end of 2009 Dennis decided it was time to "give back" knowledge
and information to empower prospective entrants into the diamond
industry and joined the family of the Diamond
Education College as a lecturer.
During the course of the Rough Diamond Evaluation and Grading course students will have an opportunity to meet the founder of the diamond school, Tienie Barnes, who also will share with his experience in the industry. His achievments include:
SA Diamond Centre Facilities
Restaurant Facilities
All students have access to SA Diamond Centre's two restaurants (one of them is Kosher), which offers a wide variety of meals.
Banking Facilities
All students have access to Banking Facilities. The Diamond Centre houses agencies of:-
Diamond Grading Facilities
All students have access to Diamond Grading Facilities. The Diamond Centre houses the offices of:-


text:
The goal of this study was to determine the mediating neuroanatomy of simple phobic symptoms.
Positron emission tomography and oxygen 15 were used to measure normalized regional cerebral blood flow in seven subjects with simple phobia during control and provoked states. Stereotactic transformation and statistical parametric mapping techniques were employed to determine the locations of significant activation.
Statistical parametric maps demonstrated significant increases in normalized regional blood flow for the symptomatic state compared with the control state in the anterior cingulate cortex, the insular cortex, the anterior temporal cortex, the somatosensory cortex, the posterior medial orbitofrontal cortex, and the thalamus.
The results suggest that anxiety associated with the simple phobic symptomatic state is mediated by paralimbic structures. Moreover, activation of somatosensory cortex may reflect tactile imagery as one component of the phobic symptomatic condition.
Thank you for submitting a comment on this article. It will be reviewed by JAMA Psychiatry editors. You will be notified when your comment has been published. Comments should not exceed 500 words of text and 10 references.
Do not submit personal medical questions or information that could identify a specific patient, questions about a particular case, or general inquiries to an author. Only content that has not been published, posted, or submitted elsewhere should be submitted. By submitting this Comment, you and any coauthors transfer copyright to the journal if your Comment is posted.
* = Required Field
Disclosure of Any Conflicts of Interest*
Indicate all relevant conflicts of interest of each author below, including all relevant financial interests, activities, and relationships within the past 3 years including, but not limited to, employment, affiliation, grants or funding, consultancies, honoraria or payment, speakers' bureaus, stock ownership or options, expert testimony, royalties, donation of medical equipment, or patents planned, pending, or issued. If all authors have none, check "No potential conflicts or relevant financial interests" in the box below. Please also indicate any funding received in support of this work. The information will be posted with your response.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
More Listings atJAMACareerCenter.com >
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a link to reset your password.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send instructions on how to reset your password to the email address we have on record.
Need assistance?
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.


text:
I'll do anything to change the current topic. Besides, the only thing anyone cares about is Mack's new coordinators. Everything else is just, well, small stuff. Anyway, it's only 63 days until Milo says, "See you at the Kissimmee Steak House at 6."
The Astros haven't been the most active team this off-season, but that means they haven't done anything dumb, either. That's at least a step in the right direction.
Can they be competitive in 2011? That depends on what you mean by competitive. They've got a pretty good rotation and are pretty decent at the back of the bullpen. I'm guessing they'll be picked fifth in the NL Central, but that just means we can sneak up on some people.
Here's how they might line up on Opening Day:
Michael Bourn, cf
Brett Wallace, 1b
Carlos Lee, lf
Chris Johnson, 3b
Hunter Pence, rf
Jason Castro, c
Tommy Manzella, ss
Jeff Keppinger, 2b
Brett Myers, p
I'm guessing Keppinger will end up hitting second, or maybe Clint Barmes if he ends up starting at second or short. The thing is, I'd really like to have Brett Wallace hitting second.
His best chance to succeed might be to be hitting in front of Lee, Johnson and Pence, but the bottom of the order could be problematic. I thought about having Wallace hit third, but Lee, Johnson and Pence look really good in the 3, 4, 5 slots in some order.
In the end, the key probably is getting some production at shortstop and finding out if Castro, Wallace and Johnson can play. If those three have good years, it'll be suddenly be very easy to be optimistic about the Hometown Nine.


text:
Dj Joanna is one producer dj and she is from Greece. On age 21 moved in Germany with her family. She learned music education in high school, in her childhood wrote songs, poems, short stories and wanted to become a writer.
Dj joanna doing software electronic music for 5 years ago and learned Djing in school,she loves what she doing.
http://www.reverbnation.com/joann... *** FOR BOOKING :[email protected]
Press play to try again.
You can get it here.


text:
Lake George runs for some 32 miles (54km) north-south through former Iroquois territory in the Adirondack mountains of Upper New York State, draining north into Lake Champlain. To the south, a narrow watershed separates the lake from the Hudson valley, and during the French and Indian Wars domination of the lake became very important to the British and the French since the waterways provided the French and their Indian allies with an invitation to fall on New York City and divide the colonies. The lake had been named Lac du Saint Sacrement by the French in 1649 but on 28 August 1755 the southern end was occupied by Sir William Johnson and British forces. Johnson renamed the lake "Lake George" and built Fort William Henry t…
Please log in to consult the article in its entirety. If you are a member (student of staff) of a subscribing institution (see List), you should be able to access the LE on campus directly (without the need to log in), and off-campus either via the institutional log in we offer, or via your institution's remote access facilities, or by creating a personal user account with your institutional email address. If you are not a member of a subscribing institution, you will need to purchase a personal subscription. For more information on how to subscribe as an individual user, please see under Individual Subcriptions.
Editors. "Battle of Lake George". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 25 January 2008; last revised 28 April 2009.
[http://www.litencyc.com/php/stopics.php?rec=true&UID=4112, accessed 29 September 2016.]