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Classic Bedding Ltd.Ontario, 25 Rutherford Rd SL6W 3J3 Brampton (905) 455-0084
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Sleep Country CanadaOntario, 10906 Hurontario StreetL7A 3R9 Brampton (905) 970-9398Open
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Vanaik Furniture & MattressOntario, 59 First Gulf BlvdL6W 4P9 Brampton (905) 451-2727
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Something you really don't want to be a part of or see.
Don't go to that event, it's always a donkey show and is too crowded.
автор: vt to you 12 мая 2010
Donkey shows usually take place in TJ. It is when a donkey's penis penetrates a (sometimes kidnapped) women.
My friend went to a Donkey show and he said that the girl looked as if she was about 17. She looked as if she had been drugged, cuz she looked out of it. Another person I knew had a sister that was kidnapped and sold to the guys who hold these donkey shows. Their dad used to drive around in TJ's underground shows until he found his daughter.
автор: Elmz 4 июня 2007
an obscene performance in which a woman copulates with a literal jackass
автор: Silky Smooth 30 октября 2003
A southern US hobby.
A private club consisting of women fucking donkeys
A private club consisting of women fucking donkeys
Beatty's mom works down at the local donkey show
автор: Dongho 7 октября 2003
a porn, usually a good one, involving a girl and a donkey giving each other head and pleasuring themselves with peanut butter
Alex's mom loves to participate in the donkey show on the spice channel.
автор: Lauren Barton 1 ноября 2003
Whenever a simple job or a task has become convoluted or unorganized to the point it has become a side show. Most often a donkey show can be traced back to one inept person.
Mike:"Oh man! That lighting job became a real donkey show. We were supposed to just move one light three inches, but the owner had us move all the lights in the house!"
автор: Grimwolf 12 мая 2016
The opposite of horrorshow. Something excessively bad, undesirable, or destructive to all those involved. Inspired by the Nadsat vocabulary made famous by A Clockwork Orange.
Real donkeyshow, mate.
автор: Ari-Man 31 августа 2008

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Cubs Won't Trade Samardzija
The Chicgo Cubs have determined they aren't going to get the required blockbuster package for righty Jeff Samardzija, writes Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, so they'll make a third attempt to extend him this winter. Should that fail, "a trade will become much more likely."
Samardzija, 28, has a 3.75 ERA, 9.1 K/9, 3.4 BB/9, 0.94 HR/9, and 48.5% groundball rate in 144 innings this year. Those are solid numbers, and he has the repertoire of an ace, but so far Samardzija's control hasn't taken a leap forward as it appeared earlier this season (in fact, it's been worse than last year). The Cubs control Samardzija for two more years after 2013.
Source: MLB Trade Rumors


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Opening Statement
"Let me just start by saying congratulations to the Saints. They came in here and found a way to win a game. They deserved to win it. On our side of it, certainly disappointed in the way we started this game offensively and that starts with me and accountability to get our guys going and going the right direction. The first three series really hurt our tempo, our rhythm. Our defense stepped up early and held the Saints to field goals, but the residual is they were on the field too long. Because of our starts from the first three series they held the ball for 34 minutes. There is a residual effect; there is a connection how things go during the course of a game and made it much more difficult on our defense as we worked into the third and fourth quarters. But I thought they really stepped-up and allowed the Saints to go the distance, but try to minimize the big plays, which they did. Disappointed, offensively, in our Red Zone today. We had a couple of opportunities to convert and we didn't do that. And again, that starts with me. We have to do a better job. The last two weeks we haven't been efficient like we were the first three games. And on the fourth down; you always go back and forth. We ran the ball all the way down; 'why didn't we run it on third down and three?' made the decision to throw it for two downs. I thought we had a good plan, we didn't finish with the catch. We have to execute, get that part of it down. So as I told the players it's always tough, these games are never easy. We're paid to win games and win at Soldier Field. It's disappointing that we didn't give our fans what they came to see and that was a good start. I think our guys played hard throughout, though. That's something we can hang our hat on. I think we can hang our hat on the moments we were very efficient offensively and moved the ball, running it and throwing it. Certainly, to continue forward we have to be more consistent. The last thing I'll say is, I reminded our team that we have to put this one behind us very quickly. We have to do what every team in the National Football League does and that's play a Thursday night game and they count just like the Sunday games do, so the big thing now is to take the emotion out of it. The guys will have 24 hours to do that and the coaches will move on quickly to the [New York] Giants."
On why the Saint's blitzes worked early in the game
"I think they were problematic. We hadn't really seen them. I thought Rob (Ryan) did a good job. We had answers for them early, we just didn't get it communicated it to the guys. Once we did, I think you see we efficiently moved the football up and down the field. Our guys did a good job of making that transition. I don't know if all of them were the same ones. I think two of them were the same, one was a little different. So they got us early. But I was pleased we were able to make the adjustments. I would have liked to make them sooner.
On the inability to communicate offensive line adjustments earlier
"It's not really an inability to communicate, it's just seeing a front we hadn't worked on. As a young line, as a new line, just being able to make the conversion into delineating who the line blocks and who the backs block in that particular play. We got it cleaned up and did well throughout the rest of the game. I thought the guys kept Jay very clean during the course of the game."
On whether the offensive issues reside with Bears or opposing defenses
"I think it's all about us, quite frankly. And it usually is. Last week it was the turnovers, this week we did a terrific job of taking care of the football; minus one with Jay getting the ball knocked out from blind-side pursuit from a blitzer that should have been picked up. He knows he has to take care of the football there. Overall, when we look at the tape and we ask ourselves was it the play or the player, was it us or them, we found it's on us, to clean our football and become more efficient doing it on a play-by-play basis. I think we're close. But we certainly haven't arrived. We have a lot of work to do and get after it really quickly for Thursday night."
On getting Brandon Marshall the ball
"You know, I think that, I'm not discouraged by I want to get Brandon the ball. We want to get Brandon the ball. There were a couple shots early and Jay looked back and he was open a couple of times then protection got in his face and he was forced to move, which was disappointing. I thought there were a couple early things he would have had a chance to make a play. Obviously, we've targeted him frequently. He's the most targeted guy the first month of the season. And when we don't, again, that starts with me. I've got to do a better job of getting him involved. He's always designated to get involved early. When he doesn't, it's not by design. Things happen, they take him away and we've got to throw the ball to somebody else. We're doing everything we can to move it around we did an efficient job of that the first three or four weeks, we have to do better. It's disappointing that we didn't get him to the flow of the game a little bit more, obviously."
On Brandon's comments regarding his play and offensive involvement
"I don't remember that, I really don't. I can probably answer that better the next time we speak. I'm going to stay away from that one. As I've said, on the fourth down play we had Brandon over there for single coverage. If we had gotten blitzed, which certainly was a possibility, Brandon would have gotten the ball in single coverage. It was also built for all the different combination coverages they play, plus giving Jay protection and he was well protected. They played over the top on Brandon. The left Alshon in man-to-man, with a safety deep, and one-on-on with Earl and Jay did what he had to do, he threw the ball out there to Earl. As I said, when you look at his productivity we don't want that kind of productivity, it just worked out that way today."
On Nate Collinson's condition
"I don't know how he's doing. We'll know more tomorrow. You know it's next man up, again. You know the situation. We'll see where Stephen [Paea] is going into Wednesday. Tuesday and Wednesday we'll see where he is and pick that up again. We'll see where Nate is tomorrow."
On Stephen Paea's condition
"He was here. I don't know where he was health-wise. But he wasn't able-- but he wasn't quite ready to play and that's when we made the change."
On the play of the Saint's Jimmy Graham
"You know, I don't know what his productivity was. He was targeted. He's a tough guy to stop. You can see how they use him. They use him as a wide receiver out on the perimeter. They use him inside. Right now, with Lance Moore, one of the go-to guys certainly on their team and he stepped up today and made significant plays obviously, in this game."
On the Saint's touchdown screen play near the end of the first half
"They did a good job. They had built a wall right down the left side of the numbers. The got the block on, they got our corner covered up. Just a really well executed play on their part."
On the defense's play
"Yeah again, our defense was packaged around playing against a quarterback that is very difficult to defend and an offense that's difficult to defend. We thought if we gave them a long field it would make it much more difficult for them to score. We did that. You saw what Drew [Brees] did, he checked the ball down a ton today. We tried to keep everything underneath. Again, I think as I said from the start, the continuity part of the football is that our offense can't be on the field for 23 minutes, or 24 minutes, and allow our defense to be on the field that long. That's really what led to them moving the ball a little bit better in the second half, for some of the second half, because they had been on the field too long early in the game."
On Alshon Jeffery's play
"We just called plays, against the coverages we were getting. We felt like we had a bead on the coverages and what they were doing. I thought Jay did a good job of just going to the open guys. We build plays for everybody in this game to beat the coverages we'd seen. We were able to execute more to Alshon this particular day."
On any issues with pass protection early
"I'd have to take a look at the film. I've got to do a better job of getting us where we need to be protection-wise and pointing things out, shoring us up. They got us three times. It was a big three plays."
On if the Bears saw the Saints' blitz package on film before the game
"It's tough coming from a different team. He [Rob Ryan] played differently with the Saints than he did with Dallas so there were some different [things]. It was nothing that we haven't seen or practiced against that happened today. There were just some miscommunications out there. Three plays in this game are significant and it hurts."
On what the Saints did to disguise the safety blitz
"They were just doing a good job. They were playing a 3-4 and bringing two off an edge and cutting the coverage. We've seen it before."
On if he felt pressure from behind on the fumble
"No, I thought we were shored up on that side. I was just kind of drifting that way because they cut underneath Alshon [Jeffrey]. I was just trying to get an angle to throw it. I knew he was coming, I just thought we had him."
On Alshon Jeffery's performance
"He did a great job today. We moved the guys around a lot today. He just happened to be in a position to catch some balls. That last long one, he's not usually there. He's usually on the other side. It's usually Brandon [Marshall] and Earl [Bennett]. Pieces just kind of fell that way for him. He's making some big plays for us whenever his number gets called."
On how difficult it is to recover from some bad plays
"The guys did a good job. We kept calling plays, got it worked out on the sideline and talked about it some more at halftime. We came out and moved the ball well. There were a few third downs that we missed. There was a big fourth down going in that we missed. We weren't as efficient in the red zone. We had three or four cracks at it one time and couldn't punch it in, they were dropping seven or eight guys. A few plays here and there against a team like that - the way they played offensively and ate up the clock, it's hard to rebound if you miss three or four plays."
On Brandon Marshall having a quiet day offensively
"They [Saints defense] weren't going to let him have a good day. They were doubling him in the slot. In the red zone they were doubling him up over the top. They decided hey, it's not going to happen. They were going to take him out of the ball game. He still made some plays for us. He might be frustrated, but we just have to keep getting better and better and he understands that."
On if they wanted to get to Marshall earlier in the game
"We're designing plays for a lot of guys. We kind of want to mix it up, especially with Brandon getting so much double coverage so early on in the season, putting him in different spots."
On if his comfort level was shaken after the first series
"No. It wasn't that we had breakdowns physically. A point here and a point there we would have been good to go. Those guys, if we get everything sorted out, we're going to block them. It's not something I'm worried about. Whenever you get a situation where you get the right mike point and get everything shored up and a guy gets beat, then you have problems. That's not happening with those guys. Whenever we get everything lined up the way we want it, they're blocking their butts off."
On if it would've been more of a run-heavy day if the Bears established a rhythm early
"Not being very efficient on first down hurt us. Second and longs, third and longs, it's hard to play that football game against a team like that. We got the run going later on in the game. That was just because of the coverages they we playing. They were up 13, 16 points, whatever it was. They were just protecting their lead and the run was there."
On what the challenge is of a short week after a loss
"Moving on. I think just moving on. We're not going to be able to get a look with the coaches on this game so players have to take responsibility; be hard on yourself and figure out what you did wrong and improve on. We're off tomorrow, then [in on] Tuesday and Wednesday - it's a short week. We just have to keep getting better. Guys are going to be little bit sore but we just have to pound through it."
On sensing Marshall's frustration
"I don't know what he said. I don't know what he said to you guys. I thought he's been a real pro with the guys in the locker room with Alshon [Jeffrey], Martellus [Bennett], Earl [Bennett], all those guys. He comes to work every day. He was a little banged up last week. Those other guys got a few more reps. We know we're going to get his best effort on Sundays. It's going to come. You can't keep doubling him and letting another receiver go for 200 yards. It's silly to keep doing that. He's going to get his. He's going to have to keep trusting us and he's been great to work with so far."
On how frustrating the Saint's coverage was
"It really has nothing to do with them. We've been seeing that coverage for the past few weeks. I can do a better job of getting myself open versus that coverage. We just have to make adjustments. We know teams are going to try to take me out of the game, but I have faith in the guys in this locker room and the coaches upstairs that we're going to do what's best for the team. We just have to bounce back."
On how confusing the Saint's defense was, particularly for the offensive line
"It took the first quarter for our offensive line to settle in. Once they did, they made the adjustments and we started seeing things better. As far as in back end, we knew exactly what they were going to do. For the most part, each team coming in, they're going to make the other guy beat us."
On where the offense can improve
"We have to do a better job of starting fast. That was sloppy, those first couple of drives. We've got to make plays. Like I always say, and I have to start with myself, 'I put myself in position to be double covered'. I've got to do a better job of making myself quarterback friendly so I can try and make a play for our offense. We're struggling a little bit. As a receiver, you always want the ball because you think you can help the offense or the team move the ball down the field. The past few weeks have been frustrating, but it's part of the game. Each year is different."
On dealing with the frustration of not being able to contribute the way he'd like to
"It's tough. It's really tough. I'm not going to lie to you. Like I said last week after the game, my number one goal going into the work week was to work on my body language when I'm not in the game. It's been like that the first few weeks. I kind of let myself down and the guys around me with my body language. I got better at that today.
"That's one positive for myself, just trying to keep my head up and keep myself ready and be available whenever they call my number. I just try to be there [for them] because if you beat yourself up too much or get too down or too frustrated at the play calling or the coverage, the ball comes your way and you drop it. I'm proud of myself today for that. Sorry for patting myself on the back, but there's not too much I can hang my hat on today. We lost, I got shut out, but Alshon Jeffrey, he's coming. That's one of the reasons why I wanted to bring him down to South Florida with me, because of times like this. I didn't think the season was going to be like this where it was going to be hard to get me the ball, but at times we need another guy on the other side and this guy had a career day. Over 200 yards, it's just awesome to see this guy mature right before our eyes. I've always said this guy could be the best to ever do it. He's probably going to shatter all the Bear's records by the time he's done at the receiver position. That's one of the only positives from our offense today."
On an explanation for why he's on the field and why he's not
"You've got to ask coach Trestman that. I try to just focus on what I can control. There's times where it might be third down where I'm doing some chip blocking to help out the offensive line. I just have to hang my hat on that I'm doing what's best for the team. There's some times I'm running routes to pull coverage to get other guys open. Those guys are making plays. I've just got to continue to do what I'm supposed to do and be where I'm supposed to be and have faith that our offense is going to mature and continue to make some plays. Alshon [Jeffrey] made some big plays today and Jay [Cutler] made plays with his feet. It was good."
On if the offense is better with him as a decoy
"I don't know. We've just been struggling the past few weeks. In the games we've won, the defense is scoring and they played lights out. You take away some of those plays and we might not be in those games. As a receiver, you always want the ball, your mentality is you always think it's always better when you're getting it [the ball]. Coach Trestman is an offensive guru and Jay's a good quarterback, we're going to do what's best for the team."
On if the Bears are a team somewhere in the middle
"It's a new offense. The defense has been playing together for some years. It's going to take some time for us to really put this thing together. We want to look like the New Orleans Saint's offense. You can see those guys are machines out there. It's going to take some time to get there, but I think we've got the guys in the room to get the job done today. There's going to be some growing pains with that."
On if he makes suggestions during games
"The first couple weeks I tried to, but it got me out of my game. Mentally it was too much for me. Moving forward, I'm going to do my job and be a wide receiver. I believe in coach Trestman, Jay, the offensive line and the guys around me are going to make the plays and do what's best for the team. I found myself communicating too much. I was too frustrated. There were times the ball came my way and I dropped it because I'm so frustrated. I think what's best for the team is for me to stay where I'm supposed to be and that's at wide receiver. If I try to be a coach, or try to discuss things, I may get us in trouble."
On where the frustration comes from
"The frustration comes when we're not winning and the offense isn't moving the ball. It has nothing to do with me. It's about I want to win. I've always said, I have a nice contract, been to Pro Bowls, made All-Pro. I want to win. Sometimes the formula may go to me, sometimes it doesn't. Whatever's best for the team to win, that's what we need to do. I'm always going to be frustrated when our offense isn't No. 1 in the league. I'm always going to be frustrated when we're losing. I'm frustrated. We just lost. We lost two in a row. We have a short turn around, that's the good thing about playing on Thursday night. We're going to do what's best to bounce back from a physical standpoint. We don't have a whole week to dwell on these past two games."
On the game
"We didn't make enough plays early on in the game. We put the defense in a bad situation and we left them on the field too long by going three-and-out. With such a good offense and the potency of the weapons they have in New Orleans, we're going to have to improve on that if we can."
On whether it is becoming a trend on having to come from behind
"Trends take a long time to start, so I wouldn't say that it's a trend. So, no, I don't think it's a trend."
On the play where he got tackled into a flip
"I was alright. I mean, it probably looked cool on TV, but I'm alright. I made the play and that's all that really matters… I did gymnastics as a little kid, so I finished the flip."
On his record-setting day
"It's not about what I did; it's about what the team did. And, we didn't get the win. So, that's what I focus on… I feel like what I did out there today… I'm more concerned about the 'W,' not about what I did. It's a team thing. There were eleven guys that took for me to get 200-plus yards or whatever I had."
On coming away with no points on some of those longer drives
"It was frustrating. We're just going to have to learn from them and get better."
On whether New Orleans was showing them different looks than what they had seen on film
"I would agree with that. You just have to get better and get prepared for the Giants now."
On the Saints defensive front
"Their front four – the whole defense really – will come after you. We made a few mistakes early. I feel we made adjustments and came back strong and gave Jay some time to work with our receivers. They did a great job of catching the ball and getting some (yards after the catch). Mistakes are going to come. We just need to minimize them and keep playing."
On the adjustments
"We went over the blitzes that they were going to bring throughout the week and we made a few mistakes on the points. But, we came to the sideline and coach sat us down and told us to reset our minds and, from then on, I felt like we went out there and did a good job."
On the defensive performance
"We played okay. It wasn't a great performance. It wasn't poor. It was somewhere in between."
On the lack of pass rush
"It was frustrating. But, we just need to keep working through it. I don't have a lot of time to sit here and explain what goes into pressures and how we pass rush and different things, but I will say that it hasn't been good enough and we're going to work as hard as we can. We're not going to make excuses for it. We're just going to get back to work this week and try and get it corrected."
On having to go up against an offense with so many weapons
"It was tough. They did what they do – chip out, max protect sometimes and throw checkdowns. That's what they do and they try to get you with big plays here and there. That's all they do and they did a good job of doing that and, like I said, we just have to execute and do a better job."
On whether or not he's concerned about the line getting thin due to injuries
"I'm not concerned. I'm not necessarily concerned about the football part of it. We can't sit around and wait for somebody to come rescue us. With the guys that we have, we've got to play with those guys, try to get everybody healthy and get everybody back. But, right now, we've just got to go with what we've got."
On the offensive performance
"No matter how many years we're in this offense, it's always going to be a work in progress. That's why we go to practice, to try and get better at things we didn't do well in the game."
On whether it is a good thing to have a short week after this loss
"You can say that, but it's still tough when everybody's beating up on you. Sometimes we don't even feel like getting back on the field until Thursday. So, we have to prepare for a shorter week and be ready for the Giants."
On Drew Brees
"He's a smart quarterback. He didn't force anything. That's why we weren't able to get any takeaways. We wanted them to get into a long drive and give us some more opportunities. He took what the defense gave him. Of course, some of the plays he made on the field on his own. We just weren't able to get our hands on the ball."
On how difficult it was to defend Brees and all of his checkdown passes
"That's any quarterback in the league. Anybody that is taking what the defense is giving you is very smart with the ball. He didn't force anything. He made all of the right reads. He made all of the right throws. You take your hat off to him. He played better than we did today and we weren't able to come up with any takeaways. Any time you play a game like that, where you're not able to take the ball away, you're not going to have a good chance of winning."
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"Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper tonight said David Japenga was taken into custody shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday after police witnessed him breaking businesses' windows during a protest along Forbes Avenue in Oakland.
Chief Harper said Mr. Japenga, who at first refused to give his name, then gave the false name of Eric Blair, broke more than 20 storefront windows and glass doors, including $20,000 worth of windows at Citizens Bank on Craig Street in Oakland. He was single-handedly responsible, Chief Harper said, for most of the $50,000 in damage done during summit protests." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sept. 26.
Eric Blair, eh? Maybe Japenga was making an ironic statement, easy to do around law enforcement officers not noted for their appreciation of irony.
Eric Blair is George Orwell's real name, He served in Britain's Imperial Police in Burma for five years during the 1920s until he became fed up with the political injustice of the job. His novel, "Burmese Days," tells the tale.


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by A verified traveler from Coeur d Alene, Idaho
Right at ski lifts.Posted Sep 3, 2016
Pros: Bedroom and living room accommodations. The only way to be comfortable traveling with several people.
Cons: Nothing from my point of view. Even our picky traveler very happy.
Location: Whitefish 8 miles, Glacier about a 40 minute drive. We took the free park service shuttle from the West side to the East side of Glacier one day.
Checked ahead to see about room accommodations. When I booked I saw that most of condos did not have A/C. I did take fans but was pleasantly surprised we had A/C and fans in the room. End of season so almost everything had closed but close to town so we were very comfortable and satisfied with our stay. I would stay here again should we travel East again. Staff very friendly and helpful.
by A verified traveler from Menomonee Falls, WI
Great mountain hotelPosted Jul 22, 2016
We loved our summer stay! Nice and quiet. Because they are condos, you don't get any service to the room. Loved the washer and dryer and kitchen. No pool was sad for my kiddos who are too young to go in a hot tub.
by A verified traveler
Sacks of potatoes for pillows; otherwise greatPosted Aug 26, 2015 on Hotels
The condo and the building were great, but the pillows were honestly the worst we have ever experienced. We are flexible, well-traveled, and do not typically complain, but it was like sleeping on a giant sack of potatoes.
by A verified traveler
Beautiful hotel, disappointing policyPosted Aug 20, 2015
Pros: Room was clean and furnished beautifully. The kitchen was well equipped for cooking and serving our own meals.
Cons: Cancellation policy should have a shorter window than 30 days. Sheets and towels are rough and abrasive.
Location: Just about 5 miles from the town of Whitefish, nice views as you look out from the mountain on the way. But 45 minutes drive to Glacier National Park
The suite we stayed in was lovely, but it turned out to be much further than Glacier National Park where we planned on going every day. We wanted to leave 2 days earlier than planned but were told there was no refund for the unused nights, even when we called the week before. That was disappointing. Left a sour impression when we were unable to speak with the manager, always told he had just left or wouldn't be in till later.
by A verified traveler from St. Charles, Illinois
Pleasant stay in the Montana MountainsPosted Jul 20, 2015
Pros: Underground parking, elevators and very clean.
Cons: Nothing really other than the bathroom sink was in a very tight location. You would knock your elbows on the side walls while brushing your teeth!
Location: As I said above about our experience at the hotel, we were close to Whitefish, Kallispel, Colombia Falls and Glacier National Park where we spent most
Very nice location which was really for skiers but is just as much fun in the summer if not more! Chair lifts, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, luge ride. Spectacular Views!
by A verified traveler from Wisconsin
winter ski tripPosted Jan 27, 2015
Excellent and very friendly property management staff. Condo was somewhat basic but also nice, and it was clean. Ski in/out and lockers were appreciated. Had fitness room and a roof top hot tub with a view. No complaints.
by Michelle from Louisiana
perfect placePosted Dec 18, 2014 on Hotels
it is a perfect ski in ski out place.
by A verified traveler from Iowa
Awesome accommodationsPosted Aug 11, 2014
Pros: Location of condo, room layout, quietness, underground parking - everything was easy and stressfree.
Location: The town of Whitefish is charming, with many restaurants, shops, bars. Huckleberry Days is exceptional.
It's always a little scary pre-paying for a room, sight-unseen. We were pleasantly surprised with these accommodations. I was traveling with my (2) 15 year old grandchildren. We had a master bedroom suite, a second bedroom with queen bed, a sofa-bed in the living room, along with a stone fireplace, 20 X 6 deck, second full bathroom, a fully appointed kitchen with granite countertops and washer/dryer. It was exceptionally clean, comfortable, quiet, with beautiful views of the mountain side. Wireless access was a plus. We were at the highest altitude for accommodations (4500 ft.). There was a hot tub and grill on the roof, but we didn't have time to use either. We were there in the summer, and it would also be awesome in the winter. We were right at the trailhead for Danny Oh trails for biking/hiking. This condo is part of the Whitefish Mountain resorts - and very close to the Base Lodge, where there is zip lining, ski lifts, Alpine slides, tree-top ariel adventures, activites for little ones, and a cafe. There is a free ski lift ride, but we paid extra to go all the way to the top of the mountain - 6600 ft. It was excellent. We did the 5-zip line experience, for approx. 2 hours. There's also a 7-zip line. Overall, it was perfect for our stay. I highly recommend it.
by Debra McG
Posted Aug 30, 2012 on Hotels
We were very surprised that the hotel required a $45 per hour fee for daily housekeeping and to have clean towels delivered was an additional $25. The day we arrived, the temperatures were in the high 80s, the room did not have air conditioning. I guess on the upside, they did provide two floor fans and two desktop fans. Additionally, we had a family emergency and the hotel would not take phone messages. Overall, we were not pleased with our experience at Morning Eagle and would not recommend it to family or friends!
by Terri from Colorado, USA
Great place to stayPosted Jul 31, 2012
Pros: Quiet, great view, plenty of beds and bathrooms, dvd and vhs player, full kitchen,
Cons: Master bed was old, No A/C
Location: Zip line, tree walking, gondola to top of mountain, downhill mountain bike rides, town is short distance, lakes are a short distance
Great ski lodge. We went in July and weather was mid 90s with no A/C. They did provide plenty of fans so we cooled the area down at night. It had plenty of space for 4-6 people. Parking garage under the building so car stayed cool. Checked in at the building next door which was handy. I really enjoyed the view of town at night and being away from town noise. There are activities on the mountain as well that kept us busy for a day. Overall nice experience.


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We use DS 4.1, RFC transport method to extract data from ECC. RFC destination is all setup and is working fine. A user id has been created in ECC and has all authorization assigned to it. Connection is getting established successfully between DS and ECC.
When I try to import the table, I get an error message saying...
Error: Cannot import the metadata table <name=table_name>.
RFC CallReceive error <Function /BODS/RFC_ABAP_INSTALL_AND_RUN: RFC_ABAP_MESSAGE, Changes to Repository objects are not permitted in this client) - Changes to Repository objects are not permitted in this client[SAP NWRFC 720][SAP Partner 702 ][client#][server_name][user_id][4102]>. (BODI-1112339)
We were able to import the table earlier sometime, but not now. We came to know that the ECC client was locked down.
My question is - do we need to have the ECC client open/unlocked when DS is trying to import the table for extraction? And is it advised to have the client unlocked all the time?
Or we are missing something?
Your input is much appreciated.
Thanks, Arun J
We are facing the exact same problem. Did you find a solution?
For us things are fine in BODS 3.2 and 4.0 but not 4.1. The only way around it seems to be to enable client changes in SAP, which is not something we can allow for any longer period of time.
We are experiencing the same issue, however we upgraded from 4.0 to 4.1 and now get the error mentioned above.
Upon further investigation I found in the upgrade documentation that in version 4.1 the needed SAP functions have been changed and you need to reload them in your ECC environment.
You may also need to still tweek the functions so they allow you to use them correctly.
Hello everyone,
have you solved the problem?
We have the same issue, but we can't find a solution...
We discovered that with DS 4.1 you should not generate ABAP code in production system, but you have to generate it in developement system and than transport the ABAP code in production.
Hi Arun,
As per my knowledge ,you should have enabled connection to ECC while extracting the tables.
If you can not have open connection always ,then you may try one alternative that extract all table once and save them in some staging database and then you can use those tables directly and you will not be required to have always opened connection.
Hello Arun,
In the ECC box data is client dependent. If you have created a data store with some xxx client then you will be able to access the data that belongs to same client. So check with your basis team if the user defined for the client number xxx still has the same roles assigned. To test on the ECC system, try running TCODE SE11(Data dictionary) by logging on to the ECC system with the credentials you have and client number for the host to which you have created a SAP data store. Check if you are able to access the tables which you are trying to import in to the repository. If everything is fine ask basis team or administrator to check the roles assigned or permissions for that particular user are correct.
We use DS 4.1, RFC transport method to extract data from ECC. RFC destination is all setup and is working fine. A user id has been created in ECC and has all authorization assigned to it. Connection is getting established successfully between DS and ECC.
Which environment you are referring too?? Dev ?? then this should not happen.
Check the client Status, client may be closed.
As you have mentioned that all authorizations are already assigned to user (client specific) then it should work fine.
if it is not Dev then you do not need to do any import work (means any development in non-dev env).
All the development related work should be in dev and Abap must be transported to other respective env.
But here it is just import, not the execution of ABAP dataflow.
second suggestion, try import by Name utility in BODS. it also works in restricted env.
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Any idea how this issue was resolved?? I am facing the same issue while using HCI-DS.
Link: http://scn.sap.com/message/15997375
Client is open. Its Dev System. Do we need to do any other setting??
In the DS connection use a SAP user that is developper.
Also use a valid SAP package (or you can use $TMP that is for local object, but after that you have to modify the object on SAP side and assign a valid package).
we had the same reason. So if I understand everything right, it is no productive system and so the ECC client is not closed. If you would have a closed system, you have to use the pregenerated ABAP (you can set this option in your datastore connection).
If that is correct, the reason for your problem are missing permissions. So you have to check the upgrade guide. There is a table, where you could see some authorizations. (p13 table 5)
You have to assign your user some of this authorizations. Unfortunately the needed authorizations depending on your system, so there is no list. You have to monitor your ECC and check in the logs, which authorizations are asked for.
Otherwise you could assign all authorizations of this list without monitoring.
After you assigned these authorizations, every thing should work fine.
System is Open.
Authorization: SAP ALL
Not sure what could be the other issue?
Oh, that is strange.
Do you checked the ERP error log? (that should help you)
Which SAP ERP version you use?
Do you have the problem with all tables or just with someone?
Thanks Severin ,
We had the same problem and your solution worked for us.


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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Inspector General's (OIG) Special Inquiry into the alleged cover-up of an unexplained increase in deaths at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Medical Center, Columbia, Missouri.
GAO noted that: (1) the VA OIG conducted the Special Inquiry as a management review to determine how hospital and VA Central Region management had responded to an out-of-norm situation regarding unexplained deaths; (2) GAO determined that the OIG did not collect or analyze evidence in an manner that would identify intentional cover-up efforts; (3) thus, the Special Inquiry's conclusion that no evidence of an intentional cover-up had been found was not consistent with the inquiry conducted and was misleading; (4) OIG failed to comply with its own reporting policies on completeness and accuracy by presenting statements that were not supported by the evidence contained in OIG files, including reference to a discussion that the Special Inquiry never verified; (5) OIG attributed the nearly 2-year delay in acting on the cover-up allegations received in February 1993 to administrative error; (6) the confidentiality of the staff physician who had made the allegations of a cover-up was breached by OIG on at least three occasions; and (7) current OIG policies and procedures on confidentiality are adequate.
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'Milkshake murderer' Nancy Kissel in second appeal against husband's murder
Milkshake murderer's lawyer says retrial was unfair as public had been 'poisoned'
Milkshake murderer Nancy Kissel was back in court yesterday as she renewed her bid to be cleared of murdering her high-flying banker husband.
Her leading counsel, Edward Fitzgerald QC, told the Court of Appeal that the conviction was flawed because the prosecution made errors during the case and was wrong to have told the jury they could be "sure" Kissel did not suffer from depression.
She was jailed for life in 2005 for feeding her Merrill Lynch banker husband Robert a drug-laced milkshake before bludgeoning him to death with a lead ornament at their Parkview flat in Tai Tam.
But in 2010 the top court ruled the trial had been tainted by improper questioning and hearsay evidence. Prosecutors again charged her with murder.
The American expatriate was jailed for life a second time in March 2011 after the jury rejected her plea of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, after the court heard tales of infidelity, homosexuality, violence, sodomy and greed.
The defence argued that she suffered from depression and was provoked into killing Robert after enduring years of sexual and physical abuse.
Kissel's lawyers argued yesterday that the retrial should not have taken place as the public had been "poisoned" by the unfair evidence in the original trial.
Her journey from luxury flat to prison cell spawned at least two books and a movie. Media coverage intensified after Robert Kissel's real estate developer brother Andrew was killed in 2006.
A feeble Kissel, 49, needed the help of prison officers to walk into the dock. She whimpered when Fitzgerald read out the prosecution's case of how she killed her husband. Wearing a black blazer, Kissel covered her face with a tissue for most of the hearing and rocked back and forth.
Fitzgerald said the judge should have accepted the application for a permanent stay of proceedings and accepted her manslaughter plea.
"Publicity has poisoned the public attitude to her," he said. "The passage of time and the ordeal of the original trial and appeals had disabled her from doing herself full justice."
Fitzgerald added: "If she had planned and pre-meditated the killing so carefully, why would she end up having her dead husband in the bedroom with her for three days? It doesn't support a cold-blooded killing."
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How do i change the name of my box, can someone give me a link or explain?
How To Change Xbox Name?
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use winhex on the file called Nickname. I think it is in the E directory. There should be a tut on it in the tut section.
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There was a program just released that allows you to do this. Check the old archives on the news page, I know it was there.
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Born and raised in Illinois, Jerling began playing music in high school and attended the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire. Like fellow folk singer John Gorka, he helped run a coffeehouse while in college, but then drifted out of school. After he moved from Illinois to New York City, he quickly established himself in the early 1980s folk/coffeehouse scene in Greenwich Village and was part of the "Fast Folk" folk music cooperative. After being part of the "New Voices, New Visions" folk music tour in 1992, he won the "New Folk" songwriting competition at Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas, joining an elite crop of singer-songwriters who have won that award in the past (Nanci Griffith, Shawn Colvin, and Lyle Lovett).
Jerling makes his home in upstate New York. He has two self-produced recordings, Blue Heartland and Top of Fool's Hill, as well as two albums for the Newton, N.J.-based Shanachie Records label, My Evil Twin (1992) and New Suit of Clothes (1994). My Evil Twin, his Shanachie debut, was recorded at many different studios with a range of backing musicians, including Peter Ostroushko, Robin and Linda Williams, and former David Bromberg sideman Peter Ecklund. Both of Jerling's Shanachie releases showcase his exceptional talents as a guitarist and his mastery of a number of indigenous musical forms, including blues. Most recently, Jerling released In Another Life in 1997, for Waterbug Music. ~ Richard Skelly
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February 9 - 16, 2016 at Oasis Sens, Cancun's best LGBTQ friendly resort! Day/ Night Beach Party; Kinky Pirate Booze Cruise; Recharge or Explore (snorkeling and tour the Mayan Riviera). Massage Contest/ 80's Night. Naked Chef Pool Party. Gay Olympics + White Party. Leisure time. Includes round-trip flights, transfers, 3 meals daily, snacks, drinks, activities and entertainment.
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Imagine studying all night for a test, only to walk into the class and realize you studied for the wrong exam. That's what happened to actor Richard Portnow on "Good Morning, Vietnam" (1987), when he arrived in Bangkok and learned he had only a few days to learn a completely new role, that of Dan 'The Man' Levitan. But what could have been disaster turned into a highlight of the veteran character actor's career, which spanned from the New York City stage to Los Angeles TV studios. The Brooklyn-born Portnow brought a lifetime of eclectic experiences to his later-in-life profession, which made the jump from stage to screen in the 1980s with supporting roles in everything from "The Equalizer" (CBS, 1985-89) and "Tin Men" (1987) to "Radio Days" (1987) and "Say Anything..." (1989). By the '90s Portnow's rough and tumble demeanor had made him a go-to authority figure in increasingly high-profile projects such as "EZ Streets" (CBS, 1996-97), "Se7en" (1995) and "The Sopranos" (HBO, 1999-2007), where he portrayed pricey Mob lawyer Harold "Mel" Melvoin. And with his career still going strong with later roles on "Boston Legal" (Fox, 2004-08) and in "Hitchcock" (2012), Richard Portnow has become an enduring screen presence.


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India asks its nationals in Syria to move out
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Published: 31st August 2013 07:17 PM
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India today asked all its citizens to leave Syria amid escalation of violence there and the US moving closer to military intervention in the war-torn country.
Spokesperson in the Ministry of External Affairs said the earlier advisory for citizens asking them not to travel to Syria remained in effect.
"We are in touch with our Mission in Damascus who are also in contact with approximately 25-30 Indian citizens in Syria.
All Indian citizens are safe. Previously, we had advised all Indian citizens in Syria to return to India. They have once again been advised to leave Syria," Spokesperson in MEA Syed Akbaruddin said.
The crisis in the country was evolving rapidly.
The US today moved closer to military intervention in Syria with President Barack Obama saying he was considering a "limited, narrow" strike with "no boots on the ground" even as UN experts probing the alleged use of chemical weapons left the war-torn country.
UN weapons inspectors have left Syria for Lebanon after completing their probe into a suspected chemical weapons attack near Damascus.
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I could have sworn prostitution was illegal...
She isn't the first in her family to do something like this. Her sister sold herself for a week or two to pay off her education.
I could have sworn prostitution was illegal...
You want to sit down but you sold your chair.
So you just stand there.
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I can't believe someone is actually going to pay that, lol
There are so many other things that almost 4m can buy. Hell, 2 more million and you could build the 6 million dollar woman
Yeah, gosh. You can get more than megan fox with that money
I got nothing...
If it wasn't for the future repercussions, she'd be brilliant.
Best business decision of her life?
Like, seriously.
That person should just head down here to my town, and get to The Big Cam on a Friday night. Full of willing lil girls, some of which must have not popped their cherry. Well, actually it is Neath.. never mind.
I find this whole story somewhat entertaining, likes previously stated, if it wasn't going to cause issues down the line it would be a genius idea.


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I'm awesome , and
you'll realize that if you just stick with me to the bottom of the
page. I know I seem like kind of a bitch, and I am. I kind of hate
by default, until you impress me. I'm easily impressed, so don't
I was named after this song and NOT this one
Sometimes my phone makes beeping noises like I have a new text, but I don't and I'm afraid there's a ghost.
Sometimes I can't tell if I really like cashews or I really like salt.
I like my women like I like my nuts! A-salt-ed!
....that was in poor taste.
I don't have nuts. And a cashew is a seed.
I have narcolepsy with cataplexy and fibromyalgia. Look it up if you never have. It's a fairly significant chunk of my life.
I try both way too hard and not hard enough. Some things come naturally to me, so I become lazy. For instance, I've been told I have the potential to become a decent writer. But I'm just barely good enough that I'm satisfied, and practically refuse to work on it. Other things don't come easily to me. My emotions don't seem to run the way other people's do. I cried at "The Little Mermaid" because she was so happy in the end, but she deserted her family.
Family means a lot to me. So do friendships. I have some good
friends on here. You should check them out. :)
These are my irl friends, pre-okc. They're incredible people.
Where was I? Rambling about myself? Well, I don't feel bad about it; after all, this is where you learn about me. I have a lot to say. Sadly, not much of it is interesting or worth saying. That
rarely stops me though. If you'll let me, I'll talk for days and
weeks and years.
I'm the kind of person that picks through my lo mein and eats out all the chicken first, and then is disappointed that there is no more chicken when I start on the noodles themselves.
Now that my friend pointed out to me that OK is a stick figure from the side, I can't un-see it. The same way I'll forever read
"because I could not stop for death" to the Gilligan's Island theme song tune.
I have the "put a banana in your ear" song stuck in my head.
I love tools. I like to build.
To imagine me is to imagine a
woman who will build a tree-house, and a tire swing.... then come out and give you tea and fruit.
To imagine me is to imagine a woman in a men's shirt, laying in the grass and looking up at the sky...basking in the glorious sun or trying to see beyond the stars.
To imagine me is to imagine a woman in overalls, covered in paint...standing before a canvas with a paintbrush in her mouth,
looking over the top of her glasses to squint at some detail.
To imagine me is to imagine a woman curled up in front of the
fire with some ridiculous book in her hand, refusing to turn on a
To imagine me is to imagine insanity rolled in convention.
I'm much more likely to insult you to your face than behind
your back. Nothing bothers me more than people who avoid
confrontation......if there's a problem, I like to know about
Also: Fair warning.....My life is full of drama. I don't start it,
or like it, but it seems to follow me around. If you're one of
those people that says "I can't deal with drama," don't
You can bet, before we're through, Mister I'll make a man out of
I'm a framer. I work in a craft store putting together art and picking out the best ways to preserve and display it.
I'm not saying my job is worse than rape, but sometimes when I get home there's glitter in my underwear.
I've noticed lately that I'm kind of insane, and I've had some wonderful, incredible people telling me I'm all the more incredible for it. I try my very hardest to be a good person. I have a pretty good starting point, but I like to challenge and push myself up to the next level.
I'm also really very good at getting to know people. I'm one of those obnoxious people that can predict your mood or words or actions after just a few interactions, and usually less than you think it should be. You'll feel vulnerable and exposed, and you'll be upset that I was able to see through you. You'll either come to respect me for it or you'll despise me for it. If you're a stranger, neither really matters to me, but I like it better when people like me.
Also, I have big boobs and a big nose.
It's pretty likely that I'll either be shy and awkward or speaking incessantly and saying little.
I love trashy romance novels and stupid teenybopper books. Also, I'm a sucker for children's books. Artemis Fowl, The Series of Unfortunate Events, and the Princes Diaries are all pretty awesome. I'm a pretty fast reader, so I can't keep myself in books. Therefore, I've read more books this year than most people do in their whole lives. It's a pretty sad life. But not really. Oh! Speaking of sad....I HATE happy endings. With a passion. I think that's why I love the Stephen King books. Because if the main character makes it, all the people around him suffer/die. And you know what? That's what happens in real life, too.
You know how they say you can't judge a book by it's cover? Well, that's straight up stupid. The cover has the title and usually a synopsis. When I go to the library, I pick an aisle and I randomly pick about five books just by the spine. Then I go and pick about five more from authors I know. Except I have read most of Piers Anthony's novels. The summer of 2009 was the summer I read the sci-fi section at our library.
Speaking of books and movies, the book was better.
I don't care, I don't care, I don't care. IT WAS BETTER.
I didn't even like the Harry Potter Movies, even though I loved the books. I just recently watched Firefly and Serenity, and I must say......I'm one of those nerds that wants more. :( I have a HUGE crush on Captain Mal. I also dig Doctor Who, Torchwood, ASOIAF,The Avengers, Doctor Horribles sing-a-long blog, and Futurama. I also like South park, the simpsons, Grey's anatomy, Supernatural, New Girl, and a myriad of other tv shows that are not like eachother, including but not limited to: Archer, Arrow, Merlin, Bob's Burgers, Malcolm in the Middle, Breaking Bad, Parks and Recreation, The Office, The Big Bang Theory, and Gilmore Girls.
I don't do scary movies though. I like movies that make me laugh. And animated children movies. And, as much as anyone knocks them, the Disney moves from about 1998 and before were works of art, and they are all beautiful. And very very entertaining. :) The animations and drawings in some of them are beautiful, and the talent of the voice actors surpasses anything made today.
Some of my favorite movies, in order of when i can remember them, are:
Labyrinth, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Beauty and the Beast, The Princess Bride, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Catch and Release, The Three Musketeers, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Men in Black.
I really like old-time music. I swear, nobody sings like Sinatra. And Dean Martin. But I also like a bunch of other kinds. My problem is that I never remember song titles or artist names. As it comes to music, I'm one of those people that say "I'll listen to everything." And it's true. But I think there's a time and a place for everything. And a mood. when I'm by myself, I generally like to listen to classical, swing and jazz, but with a healthy dose of acoustic music. I have big love in my heart for the John Butler Trio, though. And Mumford and Sons. And great Big Sea. Sometimes I get pumped and like music with loud words, so I can sing. With my friends, I listen to top 40. At places with dancing, I even enjoy rap. It's seriously just my mood. Lately I've been dabbling in a lot of music like Marvin Gaye and the Temptations. Probably next week I'll be on Metallica.
And I love to eat the oriental flavored Ramen noodles. And the mushroom Swiss boca burger at Denny's. With hash browns.I And I love ice cream. I'm lactose intolerant and milk makes my tummy hurt, so I don't often consume it. I like fruit more that almost any food except bread, and in fact crave oranges before my period. I haven't actually had the mushroom swiss boca burger from denny's for a long time and right now can't think of anything else. I want it more than I want nearly anything else. I just went to Denny's and had the chipotle chicken skillet and it was pretty good, but my mac 'n cheese was shells and alfredo. I like alfredo, and love shells. But when I get myself all excited for mac 'n cheese and get that instead, it's a bad time.
I love french toast and bagels, like waffles as a friend, and dislike pancakes.
I am a lightweight. I am a three drink drunk. I do not drive with any amount of alcohol in my system. I can feel the effects of one drink, and I figure that if I can feel it, it's having an effect on my body and will not be good for safe driving. So I do most of my drinking wherever I'm going to sleep. I like dry wines, most rum drinks, and whiskey and whisky. I've been known to enjoy orange soda with whipped cream vodka, but my favourite drink I've ever had is pineapple juice and coconut rum.
I don't really like Demetri Martin, but I love Mitch Hedberg. I fall out of my chair laughing at his jokes. And I find myself talking in his typical cadence after I watch him for a while.
I recently started to learn to play MtG and I am really digging it.
Hugs, because they make me feel safe and warm.
Showers, because I like them....they're all wet and soapy and clean and warm and I never feel any pain in the shower.
Tea...I just love tea. And hot chocolate. mmmmm....
Soft kisses with your fingertips on my jawbone.
Pencils. I use them for everything...drawing, holding my hair up, giving me something to chew on. Pens are cool, and I like the challenge of shading with one. But pencils and I go way back.
I like to imagine that each choice we make takes us down a different path, and the alt. universe created by the decision is something infinite and worth pondering. But I've been told I hide inside my head and over-think things.
Also the fact that narcolepsy is an immune disease. I think it's crazy.
I really DO need to finish this book, so....you know...
...... And I don't want any of that any time soon.
Also, I have a statistically average number of ovaries, and a whole slew of neurological disorders. So that's cool.
Or if you don't, I'm not picky about conversation.
But try saying more than hi. I don't like trying to start a convo if you messaged me first.
For real.
I've never done karaoke even though I love to sing and perform. Message me if you want to screech out some 90's songs with me
Message me if you don't think my name is sherip but is actually Sheri.
Don't message me trying to correct me about my ovary. I know how to math.
And if you're messaging me just because you want to have sex with me, you're gonna have a bad time. And if your message is telling me that I have a long profile, I will ignore you. And I will not feel bad about it.


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About Dreamshade
Though their sound features the kind of melodic edge that was unmistakably forged in Sweden, Dreamshade are a melodic death metal band surprisingly from Switzerland. Formed in Lugano in 2006, the band came together to create a sound packed with plenty of melodic hooks without sacrificing the exciting technical wizardry the genre is famous for. The band made its debut with the To the Edge of Reality EP in 2009. Signing on with Spinefarm in 2010, Dreamshade issued their first proper full-length effort, What Silence Hides, on the label that year. Another full-length, Gift of Life, was released in 2013. ~ Gregory Heaney, Rovi


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True to yourself Lyrics by Vanessa Amorosi
True to yourself by Vanessa Amorosi
verse 1:
somewhere in the distance
i can see a mirror of myself
who i hope to be someday
finding my reflection always there
but made so hard to see
when it´s so clear
clear to me, that
when the water rises
reach for higher ground
lose your fear of flying
leave your doubts up in the clouds
sometimes you gotta work
a little harder
sometimes you gotta be
a bit smarter
hold on just a little bit longer
just be true to yourself
at time you´ll be the only one standing
don´t matter if you say you don´t fit in
don´t try to be anyone else
just be true to yourself
verse 2:
somewhere in the future
for sure the past will come
to show its face
when it reflects what will you say
be sure there´s an answer
we have learned from our mistakes
gotta do your best to change today
repeat pre-chorus and chours
we all fall, we all cry
everybody, hurts sometimes
we all lose, we all win
we all try again
hey, hey yeah
repeat chorus (x3)
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10 million a year! Get it done!
10 million a year! Get it done!
Would there be more value in going after Jennings and Bowe and probably pay a little more combined that you would as a whole for Wallace? Will be interesting to see this thing play out.
Speed on the outside... and speed that is actually a threat to catch the ball and make a play will have an immediate impact on this offense.
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wallace will end up a cowboy, jerry jones will overpay anyone. Steve ross wont even think of gettin in a bidding war with jerry cause he would lose.
Die hard Dolphins and Devils fan.


text: Contrary to the beliefs of many BA's for a lot of English-style beers, which is what Shipyard specializes at, some levels of diacetyl are actually to style and desireable. If you don't like it, that's a different story. Personally, I think the "problem" is Shipyard makes English-style beers, which don't always appeal to the American BA's tastes. Like many English-style beers, Shipyard's beers are typically lower alcohol, are not hop bombs, and some [not all] have detectable diacetyl. These are not characteristics with strong appeal to the average "Beer Advocate." On Applehead being gimmicky....maybe it is, but clearly it was inspired by their Pumpkinhead so there's a precedent of sorts. It's also no less gimmicky than lots of wacky beers churned out by other craft brewers, many of which are praised by BAs *cough* Dogfishhead *cough* FWIW, I enjoy Shipyard's Old Thumper and Prelude. I do not like Pumpkinhead and of all the pumpkin beers I've had it's my least favorite. Everything else I've had from them I thought was just OK. But, take any collection of beers from a single brewer and I'll probably find a couple I like, a couple I hate, and then the others I think are just OK, so in that regard to me Shipyard is no different from any other brewery.


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We just got our hands on two bottles of Dos Lunas Tequila (Silver and Reposado), a new tequila that bills itself as super-premium and chemical-free. It's made of 100% Blue Agave, and the Silver is bottled right after distillation while the Reposado is aged for 9 months in oak casks. It all sounds like a standard setup for a solid tequila, but since we haven't tried it yet we'll focus the thing we can tell you now - it comes in a crazy bottle.
The typical comment when we show off the bottle is that it looks like a shampoo or conditioner bottle, then we remind them it's way better because it's full of hooch. The bottles are also interesting because they have "windows" in them that allow you to see through the tequila to back label photographs. Pretty cool, but it's one thing to have a distinctive bottle and another to make a memorable tequila. We'll let you know how Dos Lunas measures up as soon as we try it. Dos Lunas will be available in Colorado, Texas and New Mexico this summer, and it'll be released nationwide by the end of 2007.
Read up and get ready for our full review at DosLunas.com.
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