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Malibu Hookers 1 (2000)
Apr 25th
Malibu Hookers 1 (2000)
Starring: Asia Carrera, Envy, Rayveness, Vivian Valentine, Jade Marcella, Leanni Lei.
They're back, and business has never been better as Asia and her band of merry hookers sexually plunder the poor and rich alike in exotic Malibu. These brazen beauties will do anything to please you… that's right, absolutely anything!
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Le Campus En Folie (1999)
Jan 8th
Le Campus En Folie (1999)
Starring: Allysin Chaynes, Allison Kilgore, Jade Marcela, Tracy Luv, Cuba, Vivian Valentine, Peach, Teri Star, Herschel Savage, Kid Vegas, Devlin Weed, Brunno, Apache, Lucky, Michael J. Cox, Roy Shaft, J.J. Michaels, Buck Adams, David Hardman.
The freshman girls of State University continue to get into loads of troubles… And loads of cum… Tutoring classes turn into orgies. Beer busts into gang bangs. Graduate students fucking Japanese exchange students. Passed out fraternity brothers get blow jobs. And did we forget to mention Kelly gets to take on the whole basketball team … this is campus life. She's a Freshman… and loving it.
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Blue Matrix (1999)
Nov 5th
Blue Matrix (1999)
Director: Nick Orleans
Starring: Jill Kelly, Alexandra Silk, Tina Tyler, Taylor St. Clair, Vivian Valentine, Chennin Blanc, Salena Del Rey, Ginger Paige, Dave Hardman, Ian Daniels, Hershel Savage, Alec Metro, Billy Glide, Evan Stone, Jack Hammer, Nick Orleans.
Following in the footsteps of a mainstream action picture, this stunning video is a wild ride of intense orgasmic action. When researchers discover that mind-bending orgasms transport people into a realm known as The Blue Matrix, they find no shortage of volunteer couples who'll do anything to re-create those "X-tra special" orgasms! Chennin Blanc and a hunky lab technician try to get to the explosive proportions. The excitement builds even more as Salena Del Ray and Taylor St. Claire relish the pleasures of a huge strap-on dildo. But this thrilling adventure really hits it stride as Matrix Mistress Jill Kelly, the true embodiment of LUST, personally introduces the new recruits to astonishing forbidden pleasures! Wild fantasy costuming… a truly imaginative story line… and production values par excellence. 8 intense sex scenes in all!!! Highly recommended.
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The Blowjob Adventures Of Dr. Fellatio 21 (1999)
Nov 1st
The Blowjob Adventures Of Dr. Fellatio 21 (1999)
Starring: Stormy Dream, Shaena Steel, Lita Chase, Nature Blossom, Dyn-a-mite, Cumisha Amado, Vivian Valentine, Heather Lyn, Phyllisha Anne, Nova, Amber Michaels, Sasha Cummings.
Hickory Dickory Dock, this little slut was suckin my cock. After a minute of two, I let out my goo, and found another slut to suck on my cock! Let me know what you think! Zakk Wylde.
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Debbie Does Iowa (2001)
Oct 4th
Debbie Does Iowa (2001)
Starring: Sky, Blair Segal, Regan Starr, Tyce Bune, Alexandra Nice, Vivian Valentine, Temptress, Bobby Vitale, Chris Cannon, Erik Everhard, Devin Wolf, Dillion Day, Sergio.
It's Debbie on the prarie, and you know what happens there… football, drinking, brawling and balling. It's a midwestern ho' down and Sky's the cheerleader to watch for.
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Shadowland (2000)
Sep 5th
Shadowland (2000)
Director: F.J. Lincoln
Starring: Inari Vachs, Charlie, Alexandra Silk, Stephanie Swift, Phyllisha Anne, Vivian Valentine, Maya Divine, Jessica Drake, Ginger Paige, Brooke Hunter, Leslie Renee, Ian Daniels, Michael J. Cox, Evan Stone, Erik Everhard, Jack Hammer, Anthony Crane, Eric Master.
Welcome to the edge, a place somewhere between reality and purgatory. A place where all your nightmares are real and life as you knew it no longer exists. A woman searching for salvation, Judy encounters a frightening man who is the symbol of evil things to come. Judy knows is that she must keep away from the man or she will be exposed to all that terrifies her. In her travels Judy has encounters with several ghosts and ghouls, all of who get her juices flowing and leave her fearful. How will it end? Only time will tell.
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California Calendar Girls 1 (1999)
May 26th
California Calendar Girls 1 (1999)
Starring: Keki D Aire, Jewel Valmont, Barett Moore, Vivian Valentine, Anita Dark, Claudia Hungry, Jenny Fields, Alex Sanders, Alec Metro, Erik Everhard, Brian Surewood.
Alex Sanders went all-out to create a glamorous wall-to-wall video. The concept of swimsuit and other glamour photo shoots drives CCG and succeeds where others have failed. It's all actually convincing in the pre-sex buildup. Unfortunately, the sex itself is just average.
In 'Got a light?' Barrett Moore and Jewel Valmont strike seductive poses for the camera before taking on two guys in a pleasant sex scene.
'Life's a Beach!' when Hungarian beauty Anita Dark prances around in a bikini for Sanders' camera along a stretch of Southern California beach, then adjourns to an indoor location to screw him. The idea of making a porno where a guy shoots pictures of a girl in alluring positions, then fucks her is about a original as Wile E. Coyote getting flattened by a rock catapult.
Sanders departs from the norm by devoting the video's energies to the glamour associated with a mainstream swimsuit pictorials, and in this respect succeeds. Editing is top-notch, the jazzy soundtrack is enjoyable but not excessive, and the camera work is superior.
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Unwrapping 'A Festive Happening...' at the RVT
As the season of drinking approaches, Bourgeois & Maurice, Jonny Woo and Scottee talk about their Christmas collaboration at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern.
'Cheese melons.' The way Scottee Scottee says it, it has the weight of a philosophical imperative or a national security alert. 'I'm set on this idea. Cheese melons. Cheese melons. A cheese melon.'
The '70s finger-food classic - a variation on its better-known, pineapple-based sibling - is apparently crucial to the conception of the Yuletide show Scottee is hatching with fellow performers Jonny Woo and Bourgeois & Maurice. Harking back to holiday motifs of its creators' youths, such as 'Abigail's Party' and DFS sales, as well as perennials like carol services and 'EastEnders', it's titled 'A Festive Happening (which may or may not be relevant to your own religious beliefs)'.
It also marks the first collaboration between four of the cabaret circuit's most vibrant talents. A blustery lunchtime earlier in the month found them gathered round a table in their civvies: Bourgeois in a Withnailesque topcoat, Maurice with a square-patterned scarf and dangly jewellery, Scottee wearing a black sweater, bow and nail polish and Jonny in a neon pink hoodie. The first rehearsal had been the night before and they were bubbling with ideas. 'The opening number has the working title "We Love Christmas",' says Jonny, suggesting it will be characteristic of the show: 'superficial cheese with a very cynical twist of the knife.'
It's very much a work in progress at this stage but there's talk of Christmassy variations on Jonny's song 'Faggot' and Scottee's quickchange routine, along with riffs on corporate gigs and office parties, pantomimes and the like. 'The rough idea is that throughout the whole show you will see everything that is obligatory throughout the month of December,' explains Scottee. 'The Queen's speech, maybe,' muses Maurice. 'That should be something that just happens in the toilet because no one ever watches it,' Bourgeois suggests. There's also got to be a bit of horror - though they're not yet decided on whether amalgamating a school nativity play with 'Myra! The Musical' is a good idea.
The heightened, ritualistic mood of the holidays can be peculiar for entertainers. 'Christmas is really weird when you spend your life doing artificial performance,' says Bourgeois. 'It's like what my whole year is like: artifice and disappointment.' For Jonny, it's a chance to 'stay in for a couple of days, shut the door, don't let anyone in', while Maurice tries to avoid sport on the family TV ('so boring'). 'I find it's even more of an excuse to drink while you're working,' says Scottee.
Then there's the religious aspect - or lack thereof. As the title suggests, it's an afterthought of the show, if that. 'We were thinking about what happens at Christmas,' Maurice says, 'and it just didn't occur to us…'
'A Festive Happening…' is at the RVT, Wed Dec 2-Fri Dec 4.

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on 7/2/2015 8:34:00 PM
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I bought this mascara because of its gimmicky design-- I couldn't resist. It retails for $10, but I believe I paid around $7 for it. Right off the bat, the construction is cheap. The plastic feels thin, and it just has a flimsy look and feel overall. The formula reminds me of Avon Supershock mascara (which is decent). It looks goopy on the brush, but because you apply it by combing through your lashes, it doesn't go on clumpy. It's very pigmented. It didn't make a huge mess all over my face (which surprised me, to be honest). I would give it a 4/5, but by the end of the day, it was flaking and making my eyes a little itchy. It's not a terrible mascara, but it's not great by any stretch. I wouldn't repurchase it. I would actually enjoy the gimmicky comb with a better formula.
on 2/20/2015 3:32:00 AM
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To start out with I am an Avon rep-but please dont think that will change my review. I purchased the mega lash mascara because -of course- it was the newest, next great thing. As far a performance is concerned it was actually a decent product (I will upload a pic); however, the mascara seemed to dry up very quickly and there didnt seem to be a whole lot for the money. Bottom line I wouldnt personally buy it again unless it was a really good sale.
on 2/3/2015 1:12:00 PM
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I very rarely right reviews, but felt compelled to leave a note about this mascara. I do not like it AT ALL! I i gave it the good college try, and tried not to waste it, but I'm not pleased. the packaging is crappy. The red plastic top never stays on, and the funky flexible handle does nothing for me. The formula of the mascara isn't that great as well, but i think it may be better with a different kind of brush/wand. I'm not a fan of plastic bristles on mascara brushes but i tried it because I heard it worked well.
Maybe I'm just really picky with my mascaras, but I wont be repurchasing this item. sorry!
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I dislike the way this mascara makes my lashes look. They appear thin and whispy with little volume and hardly any length. They don't even hold the curl and completely weigh my lashes down! It's hard to work with and I guess my lashes just aren't compatible with the formula. They clump really easy and it's completely un-buildable as my lashes are all crusty and clumpy. It is a complete waste of money as I believe it was around �9 or �8.
on 12/27/2014 3:37:00 AM
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First off - I have just recently started selling Avon but I'm not plugging the products on here. I refused to buy this mascara at first as it costs $19.99 here and I had seen so many negative reviews. But luckily my husband told me I could spend my Christmas money on whatever I wanted so I decided to add this one to the list. I thought if I didn't like it I could easily send it back seeing as I work for the company. I'm here to say that I really like it. I like the adjustable and light wand and the cute packaging. The only problem I have is when using it on my upper lashes if I'm not careful it easily goes all over my eyelids. It works wonderfully on my lower lashes though. Next time I'll be waiting for it to go on sale to buy it though.
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My Avon Lady gave me this as a gift, and I guess I have mixed feelings about it. The Pros: very black pigment; mostly water resistant; long-lasting. The Cons: tricky, somewhat messy application if one isn't careful; some under eye smudging if worn on lower lashes; the lid does not stay on at all- pops off all the time posing a risk for bacteria or product dry out; flakes a little bit after several hours. I guess because it's difficult to apply I don't use it as often as traditional wand mascara, so I would say that I am grateful I didn't pay for it because it would have been a waste of money. 10.00 USD is rather steep for Avon mascara if you ask me. I will not purchase this product.
on 10/6/2014 4:51:00 AM
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this product make me confused sometimes i like it and some other i don't i don't like the package because it been dirty
on 10/3/2014 7:50:00 AM
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Don't waste your money. It looked so cool and innovative but it did nothing for me. Wouldn't reccomend it
on 9/24/2014 4:12:00 PM
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I'm in two minds about this mascara. I liked (but not loved) it, and if it were cheaper I would likely buy it again (�10 is a lot for a mascara in my opinion). When I have time to apply it slowly and carefully, it is fantastic: volume, length, blackest black lashes. However I wear mascara daily, and I usually don't have much time in the morning to apply it, so I prefer a quick swipe and go formulation, which a long handled mascara wand with a huge brush is perfect for. Even a cheap mascara with a fat brush suits me when I'm in a hurry. So I found I wasn't using this mascara often, and I do like to use them up quickly to avoid any bacteria buildup (bit of a germophobe here). I will keep an eye out for any offers from avon in case I can pick it up cheaper than the rrp, but I wasn't sufficiently wowed to buy it again at full price.
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Peripheral maker PDP has unveiled Pixel Pals—a line of AAA battery-powered pixel art lights that are downright irresistible. So far, the line features three characters—Mario, Vault Boy, and Mega Man with the promise of more to come. Yeah, just imagine what would happen if each of your Funko Pops was a lamp.
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Minority of nurseries let down successful side
The Office for Standards in Education said that the quality of education for three and four-year-olds had shown a marked improvement over the past three years.
But inspectors found that there were weaknesses in teaching the basics at one in five nurseries. They called for an overhaul of staff planning and training.
The report said there was still a lot to do to improve language, literacy and maths skills "to enable three and four-year-olds to get the best possible foundation".
OFSTED called for urgent action to turn around the "stubborn 1 to 2 per cent" ofplaygroups and nurseries which have significant weaknesses.
The report was published as ministers pledged to provide an extra 80,000 free nursery places as part of a plan for universal provision for three-year-olds by 2004.
Education Secretary David Blunkett said free places will be available in voluntary, private and local authority centres next year.
The Conservatives criticised the announcement, saying that the Government was "giving with one hand and taking with another". Shadow education spokesman John Hayes said there had been a drop of 30,000 in the number of pre-school places since 1997. He also accused the Government of allowing class sizes for four-year-olds to increase.


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April 2013
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple with Steve Jobs, said today that Apple's share price, which hit a 16-month low two days ago, is "disappointing" but that he was confident the tech giant would come out with products which would "surprise and shock us all."
April 2013
The untold story behind Apple's $13,000 operating system CNET looks at newly surfaced contracts, design specs, and page after page of schematics and code, revealing how Apple created its first disk OS, a chapter of Silicon Valley history critical to its later success.
March 2013
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will speak April 7 at Barnhill Arena on the University of Arkansas campus.
March 2013
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will be a keynote speaker at the 2013 commencement ceremony at UC Berkeley. Wozniak is a technology graduate of Berkeley, receiving a degree in electrical engineering and computer science in 1986.
February 2013
Thanks Paul Laughton for your donation of this superb collection of 1978 documents detailing the agreement and specification and code for the creation of the Apple II "DOS" (Disk Operating System). Paul authored the actual Apple II DOS to its release, see his story here. We are seeking people to help us OCR these letters and also the two source code listings making them ready to release for assembly of original pre-release Apple II DOS. Contact us if you would be willing to help!.
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Today, we get another look at how the cast is shaping up. This time, it's Josh Gad as Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
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A 1976 original Apple I computer, designed and built by Steve Wozniak, sold at auction in Germany for more than half a million dollars to an unknown buyer by the Internet.
January 2013
So we thought checking out some recent tweets of the good-natured and highly inquisitive Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak might provide something very interesting or provocative, especially in the context of all the Apple headlines out there recently. (Mr. Wozniak, of course, has already delivered his 2013 IT forecasts, as chronicled by Forbes here.)
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Last year, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak gave Gizmodo readers some insight into the amazing contents of his travel backpack, and revealed that he needed a whopping seven containers to get through airport security.
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Meet Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak — version 2.0.
That's the promise and premise of Jobs, a biopic due in April in which Ashton Kutcher (as Jobs) and Josh Gad portray the budding tech titans during the company's early days in the 1970s. The film, directed by Joshua Michael Stern, makes its world premiere as the closing-night film for the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 26.


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Andre Hanscombe says he is sorry he continued to believe that Mr Stagg had murdered her on Wimbledon Common in 1992 even after the former suspect was cleared. In a letter which begins "Dear Colin" and is signed "Andre" he says he regrets his part in making Stagg's ordeal worse.
Mr Hanscombe said police led him to believe for 10 years that Mr Stagg had "got away with murder" when the case against him collapsed. Miss Nickell, 23, a model, was stabbed to death in front of her two- year-old son Alex.
Mr Stagg was charged with murder in 1993 but acquitted in October 1994 when the case was thrown out at the Old Bailey. However, for years afterwards Mr Stagg's name was linked to the killing. Last year the 46-year-old from Roehampton won £706,000 compensation for wrongful arrest.
In his letter, Mr Hanscombe, 46, says: "I am sorry for the ordeal that you have endured during virtually the whole length off this very sad affair, and any part that I might have had personally to make it worse."
The tennis coach, who lives in France with his son, wrote: "I had been led to believe by officers of the Metropolitan Police that they considered you responsible for my partner's death."
Only in November 2004, when a police phone call informed him Broadmoor patient Robert Napper was to be charged with the murder, did he begin to change his mind.
He wrote: "I know now that you were, and are, an innocent man who was mistakenly charged. I wish you a long, happy and productive life."
Mr Stagg told the Standard: "It was a really kind gesture. I know how difficult it must have been for him to make.
"Understandably he spent years hating me. To him I was the man who destroyed the love of his life. After all those years it must have been very hard to come to terms with the proof that I was innocent. I accept his apology with gratitude. It means a lot to me."
But Mr Stagg said he could never accept the lengths he believes the Met went to in trying to blacken his name.
He said: "Officers quietly told him and Rachel's family they weren't seriously looking for anyone else. They made it clear that I'd done it.
"Even when scientific advances identified a sample taken from her body the Met refused to take a DNA sample from me. That would at least have helped clear me in the public's mind. But they consistently refused."
Mr Stagg said Mr Hanscombe was "deeply unhappy" at the way the original murder inquiry was conducted.
Earlier this year it emerged that Mr Hanscombe had instructed lawyers to sue Scotland Yard over blunders in the original inquiry which could have prevented Miss Nickell's murder and the killing of another young mother and her daughter.
In December last year a judge ordered Napper to be detained indefinitely at Broadmoor. Details emerged of a series of missed chances for police to arrest him before he embarked on a five year spree of up to 86 rapes.
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Hugh Jackmanwas greeted by huge crowds at the UK premiere of 'The Wolverine' in London.
The movie marks the second solo outing for the Marvel Comics superhero, although this is the sixth movie in which Jackman's character has appeared to date.
Set after the events of the third X-Men movie, 'X-Men: The Last Stand', the story is based on the 1982 comic books and follows Wolverine as he travels to Japan where he meets an old acquaintance and has his healing factor taken from him.
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The 6th International Film Music Competition will take place during the 13th Zurich Film Festival (28 September – 8 October 2017) and is organised by Zurich Film Festival, Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich and Forum Filmmusik. Participants were invited to score the 5-minute short film TAMAH by Erhan Yürük for symphony orchestra. The submission deadline was on 11 May 2017, and 189 composers from 38 countries all over the world have participated in the competition.
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David Arcus (Canada)
Andréane Détienne (France)
Christoph J. Hiller (Germany)
Giuseppe Onofrietti (Italy)
Joakim Unander (Sweden)
These five compositions will be world-premiered by the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich under the baton of Frank Strobel during a film music concert in the Tonhalle Maag (Zurich) on 5 October 2017. On the same evening, the winner will be chosen by the jury and awarded the Golden Eye "Best International Film Music 2017" endowed with 10 000 Swiss francs.
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2005 - 17th Annual Best New Rooms and
Architecture and Design Awards
The Barber's Shop
Featured in Billiards Digest (Nov 2005)
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A custom form fitted table cover made of crushed velour with the name
Centennial embroided on it. No folding needed. Just ball it up and tuck it away.
It becomes about the size of a gallon container of milk.
I added this drawer to the table to hold my accessories.
Chalk, tappers, scuffers, brushes, towels and what have you.
My table was missing the bridge holder and after a lengthy search I finally found one and refinished it.
Now I am proud to say the table looks complete as it should.
Because the ball return is in the darkest part of the room I decided to add lights.
Low voltage puck lights in the tray and tape lights for the ball rack section.
Power was provided by fishing a wire under the carpet. A divider was
added for playing one pocket. The separator can be raised
up in a matter of a couple of seconds.
The custom pool table light to fit the style of the
Brunswick Centennial Table was built by Tom Cavalti.
I added this Rock-Ola cd jukebox to my room for the entertainment of my guests.
Nice soft music adds to the comfort and relaxation
while playing your favorite games.
A working pay phone from the time period set for free calls
of course and painted to the colors of the room.
Charlie Brown cartoon depicting as to how the term "the Barbette"
came to be in relation to the Barber.
This is me standing next to a metal sculpture
on the wall titled "The Hustler" depicting a billiard scene.
A work of art created by Artisan House Sculptures.
This print of Willie Mosconi celebrates his high run of 526 balls in straight pool.
A record established over fifty years ago and still stands today. This print with his autograph
is #98 of 526. There is a small photograph inserted at the bottom of him signing it. Next to it
is an autographed photo of him addressing a picture to the barber. Below the print is a digital
score keeper I built that operates manually or remotely from any part of the room.
This cue rack was originally a smoking stand from the 1930's.
I converted it to hold four cues. It is a combination of chrome and polished aluminum.
After a few years I decided I needed a ball polisher. I wanted something that would fit into
my room without a distracting look, so I decided to mate it to the cue rack. The cabinet was built
by Kent Davis, the talented cue maker from KD Cues. The inner workings, using a gear motor, were by
James Carey, a retired firefighter and talented pool player from Orange County, Ca.
A picture of The Barber and The barbette (my wife), created by Rixx Pics in Arizona.
Above the picture is one of two satellite speakers built to mimic the design
of the Rock-Ola jukebox. Neon lights can be set to strobe when
the room is in a party mode.
Naturally a barber pole was needed to complete the theme of the room.
The barber chair is in the other side of the room.
These giant pools balls were given to me years ago and I finally found a place to display them.
I turned the top of this cocktail table over and simulated a pool table setting inside
complete with a cue ball and rope lighting. A tempered glass top was added to complete the display.
A combination of the movies The Color of Money, and The Hustler in black and white.
Notice the Barber in the middle of the picture coming through the door
and looking for a game. This picture was by Tom Cavalti.
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Frank came up with this fun idea of making this site. So with Carlos', help
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The days following the tragic Dallas shooting have been filled with anger and pain after leaving five Dallas officers dead, seven injured, and two civilians injured. After attempting to process a wave of erratic emotion, many Americans are left with feelings of uncertainty and anxiety of "what's next?"
Shetamia Taylor, a civilian who was a victim in the Dallas shooting knows this fear and anxiety all too well. Shetamia was shot in the leg while trying to protect her four children and is expected to make a full recovery. After the tragic events that took place on Thursday, Ms. Taylor has decided to come forward and share her story and what happened during the attack. Ms.Taylor opens up with a heart wrenching speech thanking the officers for putting their lives at risk to make sure her and her son's lives were safe as well as praying for the families of those who lost their loved ones. The Black Lives Matter protest was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration and Ms. Taylor and her family attended in the hopes "that we can be unified and that it can be a peaceful march." Despite the tragic events that occurred Ms. Taylor and her boys plan to attend more marches in the hopes that the community and its people can become unified.
Here is what you can do to make your voice heard and bring hope to your community after despair.
- Reconnect with your community.
Everyone reacts differently to tragic events so it is important to talk with those about what you experienced. Talking to others not only relieves your stress but also those around you and allows for teamwork and hope toward a new solution.
- Rebuild your community.
Research community programs available to you. Joining these programs allows for your voice to be heard as well as offers you the chance to be a part of the change in bringing your community back together.
3. Revaluate your priorities.
In times of crisis it is important to keep your mental health in check in order to be a larger advantage to your community. Be sure to reach out for help if you need it with family therapy services. Also, be sure to maintain your own life through your normal routines and priorities even in times of crisis.
Remember, all lives matter and just as Ms. Shetamia Taylor expressed the only way to pave the road for change is if we are unified.
Author: Dr. Jada Jackson Dallas Fort Worth Arlington Texas Communicator, Coach & Licensed Mental Health Counselor working with couples, teens, young adults and women empowerment issues. Jada Jackson can be reached at (469) 757-5215 for family counseling services in Forth Worth.
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The Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test (abbreviation SweSAT; Högskoleprovet in Swedish) is a standardized test used as one of the means to gain admission to higher education in Sweden. The test itself, which is administered by the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education, is divided into five sections and contains 122 multiple-choice questions. All sections are taken in one day, a Saturday in April (Spring test) or October (Fall test), lasting between 7½-8 hours including breaks between each section and a lunch break. Apart from the English language reading comprehension test, all sections are taken in Swedish. The result on the test is normalized to a scale between 0.0 and 2.0, with 0.1 increments. About 0.6% of the test-takers are awarded 2.0, which is the highest grade. Usually, 109 or 110 marks (out of 122) are required for 2.0. The average normated score for the test is normally around 0.95, with the test being normalised so that approximately one third of test-takers receive a score in the range 0.9-1.1. The questions and answers to the test are posted the same day as the exam in the evening newspapers and the following day in morning newspapers. Solutions can also be found in SVTs text-TV, online on the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education's website, studera.nu, and the official Högskoleprovet website.
The test is divided into 5 sections. Each are given in sessions lasting 50 minutes, with the exception of the ELF and ORD sections being grouped into one session (35 and 15 minutes, respectively). One of these sections is given twice, with only one of these being counted towards the test-takers' total scores and the other section is being used to evaluate questions for future tests, with the test-takers being unaware of which section is being counted towards their total.
1. DTK – Diagrams, Tables and Maps. This subtest measures the ability to interpret diagrams, tables and maps. The questions demand both the ability to identify information and to analyse data from different sources. This subtest consists of 20 questions out of the total 122. (50 minutes)
2. ORD – Vocabulary. This subtest tests awareness of the meaning of words and concepts. The words may be of Swedish or foreign origin. They may also be archaic or words that have come into use in Swedish in recent years. Some words are dialectal. The items are taken from many different subject areas, and may also include widely used technical terms. This subtest consists of 40 questions out of the total 122. (15 minutes)
3. LÄS – Reading Comprehension. This section tests the ability to understand five different texts in Swedish. The questions require the capacity to perceive details in the text and also to draw conclusions from the text as a whole. This subtest consists of 20 questions out of the total 122. (50 minutes)
4. ELF – English Reading Comprehension. The ability to read and understand a non-fictitious text (often picked from newspapers or magazines) in English is tested in this section. It contains both long and short texts. One of the longer tests is a "Cloze test", which contains gaps where words have been omitted. The emphasis of this subtest is on the capacity to perceive information, follow an argument and draw conclusions on the basis of the text in English. This subtest consists of 20 questions out of the total 122. (35 minutes)
5. NOG – Data Sufficiency. This section involves deciding whether enough information has been provided to solve a problem in arithmetic or geometry. The items require some mathematical skills, but is primarily aimed at testing the ability to draw logical conclusions. This subtest consists of 22 questions out of the total 122. (50 minutes)
The test-takers are allowed to mark down their answers on an additional provided answer sheet in addition to the sheet that they hand in to test supervisor. The test-takers are allowed to bring this with them after the test is concluded, and can use it to check their answers against the test key which are published on the internet, teletext and newspapers after the test is completed. This only allows the test-takers to find out their raw score, as opposed to the normalized score which is used for university applications, but by comparing this results to the normalisation tables of prior tests an accurate estimate can be made.
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Beaminster then and now
The buildings of Beaminster have changed remarkably little, even if the coming of the internal combustion engine means that the streets look rather different. The old photos are from Beaminster Museum; Colin Varndell took the modern ones.
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A Psychiatrist can you manage stress and depression. This is related with diabetes because being stressed is a complication of diabetes that i chose earlier. One you find a Psychiatrist you like he can help you to lower your stress and depression, to make it easier for diabetics.
A Nephrologist can help a diabetic with Kidney disease. Which is a complication of diabetes that occurs when you get high blood sugar, which cause your kidneys to work harder than they should. A Nephrologist would be helpful for a diabetic because they specialize in care for specific kidney problems that could be really useful for a diabetic.
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A document produced to help the public campaign to save the historic Caversham aerodrome in the Swan Valley. It was the venue for post-war motoring racing in Western Australia for many years, operated by the WA Sporting Car Club (WASCC). Mr Cocks' most recent book is Red Dust Racers, the history of the Lake Perkolilli race track and the emergence of motor sport in Western Australia.
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- Category History
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
24 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 03, 2010
- Language English
- Tags VSCCWA, motorsport, 1950s, Western Australia, motor racing, Caversham
About the Creator
Graeme Cocks is one of Australia's foremost motoring historians and the author of many books on motorsport and motoring history in Australia. His most recent book, Red Dust Racers, on the almost forgotten Lake Perkolilli motor racing track in Western Australia has been shortlisted at the Octane International Historic Motoring Awards for 2016, placing it as one of the top eight motoring books published this year. His previous book., The Mighty MG Magnettes of 33, was honoured as Book of the Month in Classic & Sports Car Magazine and was shortlisted at the 2015 International Historic Motoring Awards. Red Dust Racers, has been released and is available at www.motoringpast.com.au.
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I like to engage my senses and my mind. I've ziplined in Costa Rica, eaten gelato in Italy, pondered art in Barcelona, played poker in Vegas, and hiked in Yosemite. I consider any time spent with friends, in nature, playing games, or reading books well spent.
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Money and me: Phil Stevens, an energy lawyer, tells of how working in menial jobs during his youth, taught him the value of money.
A family man's lessons pay off
Phil Stevens is an energy lawyer at an international law firm. He tells of how working in menial jobs, such as delivering newspapers and serving hot dogs at Chelsea Football Club's stadium in London during his youth, gave him an appreciation for the value of money. Now he feels he can finally enjoy the fruits of the lessons learnt in the UAE.
How would you describe your financial journey so far?
Turbulent. Being a student and incurring the levels of debt we're all asked to isn't the best way to start your adult life. After I went to university I worked in a series of low-paid or unpaid jobs and moved to various different countries, and found it difficult to establish any basis for savings. I'd like to think that the turbulent journey has come to some point of stability.
Are you a spender or a saver?
Both, actually. That's the luxury of being in the UAE - you're not necessarily forced into making uncomfortable financial decisions. I can set aside an amount per month as savings and I don't feel that undermines my spending power. I wouldn't see it as either/or, though if I had to pick one or the other I'd pick a saver.
What is your philosophy regarding money?
The first thing, and an important point, is to realise the worth of money. There are some people who are so accustomed to having a lot of money that they forget its importance and forget what it's like not to have any. Having had a background in low-paid menial jobs gives you a certain grounding and appreciation for the value of money. I worked at the hot dog stand at Stamford Bridge. One person put onions on to the hot dogs before another person put on the ketchup. It was division of labour at its best. But I'm very open to taking risks and I think that I'm quite drawn to the idea that one must speculate to accumulate.
Did you make any financial mistakes along the way?
As a student, there were a series of financial decisions that perhaps on reflection weren't the best. But it was a constant flow of reckless spending, not one big decision.
Do you believe in planning for the future?
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Is money important to you?
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July 13th, 2006
Dr Petra
Some days you hear about a social or health programme that you can't quite believe anyone thought was a good idea. Today was definitely one of those days courtesy of the hapless Suffolk police.
In a misplaced attempt to reduce women's drinking they've produced a magazine called 'Safe', which contains fashion tips, a problem page and horoscopes.
And also advice for women who intend to drink….
"For those of you intent on getting ratted this weekend, think. If you fall over or pass out, remember your skirt or dress may ride up. For all our sakes, please make sure you're wearing nice pants and that you've recently had a wax".
"Better still, eat before you go out, drink plenty of water in between bevvies or better still, don't get in this sorry state – it's not nice."
Well, thanks for that.
The police don't exactly have a good record of working with women. It's only in the last decade or so they've stopped seeing domestic violence as the same level of importance as missing dogs (in other words not a crime or particularly important), and where they've had to stop aggressively blaming rape victims when they go to report abuse. Homophobic abuse has only recently come onto the police's horizon, whilst for decades being in the force was for many a licence to be racist.
Despite proven links between alcohol and domestic violence the police haven't exactly tried hard to produce similar materials for male drinkers who may do a whole lot more than show off nasty knickers and a pant moustache when they've had a few. And to be honest for many women there are many worse things to worry about when you've had a few drinks like coercive sex, or robbery – but this advice appears to avoid those abusive behaviours.
With 'Safe' we see a side to the police where women are most definitely blamed if they get drunk – you can almost here the bobby saying 'she was asking for it m'lud'.
It's ironic that a profession with a long history of sexual harassment of female staff and problems with alcohol abuse sees fit to give 'advice' in this way.
There's a lot of making up to do – a lot of convincing us that we can trust the police, and if we run into trouble then they will be there to help us – not judge or abuse us further.
Of course there are major problems with women's increased drinking as well as antisocial behaviour – but this magazine isn't a solution. It's not clear why Suffolk police felt this would appeal to any woman, or that it would make a difference to drinking.
What is clear is that for many police forces across the UK women's health and safety needs are still not at the top of the agenda. The whole time we know that coppers are more concerned about getting an eyeful of pubic hair and up-skirt glimpses we know that we're still not safe.Tweet
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A Legacy of Leadership: This is an essay contest for all students. Deadline is Jan. 5.
MBA Scholarship: Seniors who are a child of a public or school district employee or elected official in Minnesota. Apply online at www.MinnesotaBenefitAssociation.org. Deadline is Jan. 31.
MaxPreps scholarship: A high school student who participate on a sports team who is covered by MaxPreps. Apply online at www.MaxPreps.com/CitizenAthlete. Deadline is March 17.
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Nov. 11: Ninth-12th grade concert
Nov. 17: 9 a.m. Representative from Northwest Technical College
Nov. 18: 12:30 p.m. Representative from Bemidji State University
Nov. 19: 2 p.m. Representative from Wadena Technical College
Nov. 19: 3:30 p.m. Honor roll
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Ceramic Pumpkin Plate will be held Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. The fee is $20.
Microsoft Word will be held Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m. The fee is $20.
Wednesday Night Volleyball is held at 7 p.m. The fee is $3.
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Chili cook-off
Everyone is welcome to the First Annual Chili Cook-Off Nov. 13 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Northome Community Building.
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Northome's Chapter of the National Honor Society publishes requirements
By Jim Schneider
National Honor Society
The Northome Chapter of the National and Junior National Honor Societies are once again looking for some special students for their ranks. To become a member of these prestigious groups there are some very stringent requirements that students need to meet.
The requirements to be accepted into the Northome Chapter of the National Honor Society and Junior National Honor Society are slightly higher than the national minimums. The first requirement is the scholarship pillar. For the Northome Chapter, students must have a cumulative grade point average of a 9.0 or B+.
Students who have a 9.0 GPA or better will then have a chance to complete forms documenting their participation and accomplishments which meet the other pillars. In the forms, students will need to show that they were involved in co-curriculars or extra curricular activities.
The senior group (grades 10 - 12), must be involved in at least three activities and junior high students need at least one activity.
Also on the forms, students show their activities in the community through volunteer time, jobs they have held and other groups that they belong to. They also have a chance to show their leadership in both school and non-school activities. Students attempting to be selected to the senior group need to have a minimum of 20 hours of community service.
Students also need two letters of recommendation with their forms. Those trying for the senior group need one from a staff member and one from a community member. Those trying for the junior group need two from staff members.
When completed, the forms are then presented to the five member faculty council for their consideration. The faculty council reviews the letters of recommendation, forms, and a faculty survey to determine candidates for induction.
Should there be honor distinctions on our diplomas?
By Danette Gieser
Mount Olive High School in New Jersey says students should not be getting by with Ds on their report cards. This fall, there will no longer be any Ds, only As, Bs, Cs and Fs.
This can cause many people to think about the D grade. Does it actually mean something or is it just there because people want some credit there?
The thought that comes to me when I think about Ds is the people who can pass high school with almost all Ds their whole high school career, and still graduate next to a person who got all As. Then all of a sudden the As do not mean as much as they used to.
I think that somewhere on our diploma there should be an indication if you graduated with good grades in high school or if you just barely passed.
It would show that you worked hard. Yes, we students earned enough credits to graduate, but some of us did our best to get those credits while others did the minimum to pass.
A diploma marked "with Distinction" would be something one would be proud to show off or hang up. Whereas if you just had a plain diploma you appear to be the same as the person who may have slid by.
An honor on your diploma wouldn't have to be big or fancy. It could just be a sticker applied to the diploma stating "with Honors" or "with Distinction" or like colleges, "cum laude." Even a little stamp in the corner would work. Honors would be just a little reminder on how well you did and how well it showed in your overall grades.
It wouldn't be very expensive or hard to do. The school district wouldn't have to worry about a big added cost.
Honors would also give you more motivation to do well in high school. If you knew you would get recognition for doing well and for all the hard work you put in to everything, it might encourage you to work a little harder during your high school years.
So why aren't high schools doing this when colleges have?
"Your diploma is just a piece of paper saying you got what you needed for your 26 credits," said principal Shannon Avenson. "Employers don't call and ask for your diploma; they ask for your transcript, which has all your grades on it."
That is true but not everybody sees your transcript, but anybody that you want can see your diploma. If you do well and get honors on your diploma, you can frame it and feel proud of yourself for accomplishing that task. Then everyone can see how you did in school, not just employers.
I know that for some people, the Ds are hard earned. Maybe English Lit or chemistry just wasn't that person's thing. Students usually have one area they do excel in, though.
For these students, the diploma is the honor. For others, it's just a piece of paper. Why not reward those who earned the honors, too?
If you think I have a good idea here, we should start talking and try to get a distinction
Week of Nov. 8-12
MONDAY, Nov. 8 - No school. Fall break.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9 - Vegetable beef soup with crackers, egg salad or peanut butter and jelly sandwich, oranges and pineapple, milk.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10 - Italian dunkers with homemade breadsticks, green beans, pears, milk.
THURSDAY, Nov. 11 - Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes, corn, dinner roll, gingerbread with whipped cream, milk.
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It has been a few days since my last post because I usually post right before I go to bed and I have been really exhausted lately by the end of the day. I must be sick or something. Also, school has been keeping me from playing much the past couple days so I haven't had much to report. Also a good chunk of my gaming time has been going into a new game called "Scrap Metal" the most recent part of the Xbox Block Party. It is a great game from the makers of N+, if you have an Xbox and like non-simulation racing I highly recommend it.
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