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|Reviews for Light My Path
| ravencarr chapter 31 . 4/15
Little did he know..little did he know...oh ! *sobs*
A virtual cookies to the adorable Estel! I want to put a picture to the little one...so I'm picturing Ciel phantomhive..hahaha
*soooo not the same..*
| Brightpath2 chapter 31 . 3/13
Aaaaaaand it ends there and has not been updated in years and why in the world do I always find those fics . . . .
This was wonderful. I wish it had been completed, but it was well written nonetheless.
| Someone Reading chapter 31 . 9/24/2014
Unless you have Sailed for Valinor, there can be no excuse for waiting 8 years...
| Guest chapter 1 . 5/31/2014
Wow. I must say that this story has quickly become one of my utmost favorites. And, though it is unfinished, it is a very interesting and unique story that stands apart from anything else I have ever read in the LOTR fandom. It is quite a special gem. I wish there were more to read. :) You are a very talented writer. And I do not say that lightly. Few are those who can grasp language the way you have. I do not think I could ever tire of reading your work. Thank you, my friend, for sharing your exquisite talent.
| Horsegirl01 chapter 31 . 4/5/2014
Any chance that you ever finished this story? I really enjoyed it, and would love to read the rest of it! :)
| DiamondOfTheDay chapter 31 . 3/13/2014
| Alpecca Ankaa Black chapter 28 . 11/14/2013
Gandalf! *Cheers*
| Guest chapter 31 . 10/26/2013
Great story, but sad to see that it's been abandoned. Wishing you'd come back and update :)
| wishingtree chapter 1 . 8/16/2013
Hi have just finished reading the last chapter cannot believe it's the end! Please finish it or is there a sequel? You cannot leave me in suspense I need to know more :-)
| hills chapter 31 . 1/10/2013
I am crying from anticipation ;-; so well done, and you sucked me in so far only for it to be abandoned!
I do hope you are okay, and I'm sorry this story is left unfinished - it is such a fantastic read!
| CosmicEssence chapter 31 . 10/22/2012
Seriously! You've left it on such a cliffhanger especially with the Twins vision in place and all. You've set it up for a grande finale with Legolas' stallion (which in part helped start some of the mess we now have) and everything and now you're not finishing it?! (well i'm assuming since its been 7 years) what are you dead? (sorry if you are)
Seriously though this is one awesome fic to be just left as it is. Its practically epic, with lovely done characters (bad and good), excellent twists, a coouple of mysteries thrown in, worry and stress and all those good fiction things...if you are still alive won't you reconsider please :)
| sidjack chapter 31 . 3/20/2012
Please tell me you have this finished, I cannot be left hanging here. I have delighted in each chapter and yearn for the ending of this tale.
Please tell me there is more.
| gginsc chapter 31 . 12/20/2011
This is a wonderful story. Please finish it.
| dr3 chapter 25 . 10/28/2011
This story is just wonderful. I am so glad to have discovered it. I have only recently started reading LOTR stories on this site and am in 7th heaven to find such well written and exciting stories. Thanks for writing.
| Metoochocolate chapter 31 . 8/15/2011
Log in is not working but you cannPM if you wish. I am what, 6 years late? But mellon nin it has been ages with no update


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Daffodils and red herrings
Simon Hoggart the motion to ban 'hybrid embryos'
MPs vote for hybrid embryos after Brown makes plea to permit 'moral endeavour'
Explainer: key issues in the embryology bill
The main issues concerning the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill
UK news p4
Speaker ends attempt to gag MPs' expenses
Michael Martin abandons a legal bid to keep secret a detailed breakdown of MPs' expenses
Discrimination against military to be outlawed
Public institutions will be committing an offence if they refuse to serve armed forces personnel in uniform
Party guest set pilot in sheep costume alight
Man walks free from court after admitting to 'stupid, drunken prank that went very badly wrong' and seriously injured pilot
UK news p5
From Afghanistan to Cannes: how Jude Law joined film-maker's campaign for a world day of peace
Ten-year drive to spread the word started in a field near Salisbury
Military chiefs urge UK to ban cluster bombs
Senior British former generals urge total ban, describing cluster bombs as 'inaccurate and unreliable'
Poverty worries make elderly ill, says report
New report finds poverty and loneliness are endemic among pensioners, with 1.2 million living in severe poverty
UK news p6
Family tributes to vicar's daughter who died after fall
Rosimeiri Boxall, 19, died from internal injuries following 30ft fall from flats in Blackheath
Martin Wainwright: Julie Walters plays Mary Whitehouse in a new BBC drama, and finds her more sympathetic close up
UK news p7
One in five 11-year-olds fail to make grade on the three Rs, warns Ofsted
As many as 20% of children leave primary school functionally illiterate, warns chief inspector of schools
Disability scam by mayor who worked as referee
49-year-old man given a suspended jail sentence after humiliation of resigning his civic role
UK news p8
Out of touch and out of favour: Labour hits rock bottom
Guardian/ICM poll reveals that the Labour party and the public are travelling in different directions
Labour tries to keep smiling
Latest polls and street views make bad reading for Brown as critics prepare to attack campaign tactics
UK news p9
Extinct animal's DNA reactivated
Scientists resurrect genes from Tasmanian tiger hunted to extinction more than 70 years ago
English fans paint Moscow red (and blue)
Manchester United and Chelsea supporters have been arriving in Russia prior to the Champions League final
Watchdog reveals record £140m in council benefit fraud and overpayments
Audit Commission finds thousands of people submitting fraudulent claims for benefits and allowances
Hammers and dental hygiene
A survey of peoples' teeth and gum care reveals some rather unorthodox approaches
UK news p11
Festival banquet celebrates world's vanishing delicacies
Gala dinner will make a plea for speciality producers struggling to stay in business
UK news p12
Third of firefighters 'bullied'
Quarter of Britain's firefighters are verbally abused at work according to government survey
Adviser's warning on ecotowns
Ecotowns risk increasing social division by diverting money and political will from existing towns and cities
Temporary staff near key deal
Deal aims to give temporary and agency workers equivalent pro-rata pay and conditions to those of full time workers
SAS soldier killed in Afghan blast
Soldier killed by roadside bomb becomes 96th British armed forces personnel to die since campaign began in 2001
UK news p13
Brown braves the online battle
Michael White: PM launches an online version of prime minister's question time hosted by YouTube
Brown calls for end to the power of Opec
PM denounces the oil cartel as a scandal and calls on the EU and the G8 to break down its control
Players at England's oldest golf course told to let it crumble into the sea
Government agency orders North Devon club to stop 'potwalloping' and allow coast to erode
UK news p14
Demolished by the Pakistan army: the frontier village punished for harbouring the Taliban
Obama warns Republicans: 'lay off my wife'
International p15
Asian aid to reach Burma cyclone victims
Six arrested after tainted liquor kills 59 people
Deadly brew was consumed after police in southern India had shut local stores selling alcohol
International p16
Almodóvar switches focus to male roles
Renowned ladies' man Pedro Almodóvar changes tack by giving his male characters stronger roles
Bollywood goes global with Hollywood movie deal
Anil Ambani announces his media group will be making 10 Hollywood movies for a billion dollars
MDC claims plot to kill Tsvangirai
Zimbabwe's opposition party accuses military of deploying 18 snipers to assassinate their leader and other top spokespersons
International p17
Riot of colour provides an oasis among oases
While the flower arrangers ignore good taste, the show gardens offer more shades of grey
International p18
Blow to Farc as top female commander surrenders
Surrender is a coup for Colombia's centre-right government in its military campaign against the Marxist group
Cuba accuses envoy of terror link
Claims that US diplomat in Havana funded the political benefactor of an alleged terrorist
France admits contacts with Hamas in breach of boycott
Contacts with Hamas leaders in breach of an international boycott were informal, Paris insists
International p20
Back to school for orphans of Sichuan
Makeshift classes set up to help survivors as national mourning period starts
One week on, focus shifts towards preventing disease
As hopes fade of finding more survivors, China is shifting its focus to protect the living from a second disaster: disease
International p21
British funds back Rockefellers' green rebellion to bring in new ExxonMobil chairman
Shareholder revolt at world's biggest oil company wins support of some significant institutional investors
Google may be Yahoo's white knight
Google is still interested in a tie-up with Yahoo in the lucrative internet search market, according to Google's co-founder, Sergey Brin. By Richard Wray
Merger hopes revived after Microsoft talks resume
A resumption of talks between Yahoo and Microsoft has caused relief among investors and advertisers. By Andrew Clark
Financial p22
Beach Boy returns to EMI
Brian Wilson announces his return to EMI's Capitol label, where the Beach Boys had their first hit, Surfin' Safari
Plunging into chaos at pool of capital
Nils Pratley: Many in the market have forgotten how disruptive rights issues can be, but they're being reminded now
Meeting Brown's inflation target would cost 60,000 jobs, study says
Government's 2% inflation target will require a 1.5 percentage-point premium on interest rates
Darling retreat prompts CBI to demand cuts in business tax
Calls for a business-friendly approach from ministers will be led by the CBI president, Martin Broughton
Buffett has $35bn to spend in four-city shopping spree
World's richest person tries to raise European profile by planning to buy more companies
Financial p23
Unimpressed investors knock 16% off B&B
Scepticism about the mortgage lender's rights issue puts further pressure on the chief executive
More firms join rush to raise cash - but shareholder fatigue will soon set in
Companies are increasingly turning to rights issues as an alternative to raising debt
Up to 700 jobs at risk as Citigroup closes loan arms
US bank to shut down its consumer finance and sub-prime lending operations following strategic review
Financial p24
JP Garnier leaves bitter-sweet pill for Glaxo to swallow
Frenchman who made bold, sweeping changes - and was copied by many
Financial p25
Platinum and gold put shine on main index
Leading shares finish firmly up after outstanding performance in the mining sector
Post customers value first class service
Residential customers would rather pay a premium for next-day postal delivery than see standards fall
Alstom to build £50m biomass plant for Drax
Financial p26
Lib Dems would aim to cut tax, says Clegg
Caracas diary
Rory Carroll: Full marks for trying, but Hugo Chávez has some things to learn about seducing German women
This government has been the most rightwing since the second world war
George Monbiot: The prospect of a Tory in No 10 does worry me - but no more so than another term for this cabinet of war criminals
Comment & debate p27
The war to end all wars
Rosie Boycott: The climate change threat needs drastic action. Only a cross-party approach can deliver it
Mercifully, free trade has escaped a US onslaught
Bill Emmott: Fears of a protectionist backlash by economic nationalists have proved unfounded on both sides of the Atlantic
A job for a professional
Ian McMillan: The next poet laureate could work at the heart of government on issues from literacy to health
Comment & debate p28
The dam's burst. Now voters just want to wallop Labour
Polly Toynbee: The electorate don't care what Tory policies are, and their pent-up hatred will not be assuaged by fettling the 10p tax band
Comment & debate p29
Country diary
John Vallins: Cornwall
In praise of ... Chelsea Flower Show
Leader: An institution that has survived two world wars, the onset of global warming - and now food inflation
The savings game
Leader: On the issue of financing tax cuts the Lib Dem leader seems ready to make a stand where the Conservatives fear to tread
Brown's white heat
Leader: If Gordon Brown is looking for a big idea that would appeal to everyone, he should embrace new technology wholeheartedly
Corrections and clarifications
Today's corrections
Editorials & reply p30
Unnamed victim
Letter: Julie Bindel doesn't mention the name of the man who died because he was harassed in the street by Sarah Campbell
Real legacies of Blair, Brown and Smith
Letter: My old workmates from the 1997 election (Letters, May 17) seem to have fallen into the first trap of politics - don't believe your own propaganda
Rowbotham and Eagleton forced out
Letters: We are dismayed by the decision of the University of Manchester to force into retirement two of its most outstanding scholars, Terry Eagleton and Sheila Rowbotham
Down in Upney
Letters: Country diary (May 2) mentioned the unfortunate need for longer journeys to post offices in rural areas
I have a disability, yet I still think it's wrong to destroy embryos
Response: Medical conditions such as Parkinson's can be treated by ethical sources of stem cells, says Alison Davis
Stopping the clock on abortion
Letter: Professor David Field's clinical audit of neonatal survival rates from 16 hospitals in the Trent health region is neither 'landmark' nor does it illuminate the abortion-limit debate
Plenty of canvassing but not enough intelligent debate in Crewe
Letters: I wonder if Rosie Edwards (Letters, May 17) and I are living in the same constituency?
Editorials & reply p31
June Travis
Obituary: B-movie regular who shone in one star role
Roy AK Heath
Obituary: Brilliant, gentle writer whose novels explored the subtle textures of Guyanese life
Obituaries p32
Connie Keal
Obituary: Impassioned Fleet Street columnist who wrote a celebrated column for the liberal New Chronicle
Dottie Rambo
Obituary: US gospel singer and songwriter inspired by God and country
Lord Blease
Obituary: Northern Ireland trade unionist keen to bridge the sectarian divide
Obituaries p33
Roméo et Juliette
Grand Theatre, Leeds
L'Incoronazione di Poppea
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The RSC's Dream has energy, invention and charm, writes Michael Billington, but it's yet to achieve transcendence
Collegium Vocale Gent/Herreweghe
St John's Smith Square, London
The Great Escape: day two
Various venues, Brighton
Northern Sinfonia/Hickox
The Sage, Gateshead

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I was never into Molly Shannon because she only ever
really plays one of two characters: a spastic, loud
person with a weird physical tic (i.e. SNL's Mary
Catherine Gallagher) or a soft-talker with a freaky
streak. I kept waiting for her to sniff her armpits or
kick above her head but it never happened. She was at
a personal best last night as a vindictive taffy
maker/bird attack survivor.
It's going to be a long two weeks waiting for another
episode after last nights episode of Pushing Daisies. When a resurrected girl uses
flour and a fruit roll-up to extract fingernails from
a marble countertop, you know it's going to be a good
night for TV watching.
Olive's obliviousness to the passionate advances of a
traveling salesman, while engrossing and poignant,
were not enough to distract attention from the weird
Klingon head of Chi McBride. Seriously, are they just
weird wrinkles or was there a skull fracture? And Ned
must have had head trauma to think that it was a good
idea to tell Chuck that he killed her father. He
didn't even give any context-- "it was an accident" or
"he made me do it" or "i thought he was a burglar"--
just flat out said, "I killed your dad." Next week
we'll see that she takes the news so hard that she
runs away and starts keeping company with Pee Wee
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YIELD: Serves 6
Place pork in heavy large pot. Add broth. Add enough water to cover pork by 1/2 inch. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium. Cover partially; simmer until meat is very tender and liquid is absorbed, about 1 hour 45 minutes. Cool slightly. Shred meat. Season with salt. Cover; keep warm.
Meanwhile, melt butter in large skillet over medium heat. Add garlic; sauté 1 minute. Add bell peppers and poblanos; sauté until tender, about 12 minutes. Add green onions; sauté until tender, about 4 minutes. Add cheese and cream. Simmer until cheese melts and liquid thickens. Stir in cilantro. Season with salt and pepper.
Spoon some shredded meat onto half of each warm tortilla. Top with pepper mixture. Fold tortilla over filling. Serve with lime wedges to squeeze over.


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By STEVEN NALLEY
A little girl peers out the window of her school bus after her first day of school. Yesterday, schools all over the county opened for the 2011-2012 school year.
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By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
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SINCE HIS ELECTION as the 265th successor of St. Peter, Pope Francis has provided a refresher course on Catholic social teaching to the world's 1.2 billion Catholics. "Catholic social teaching is no longer a secret," says Jean Hill, director of peace and justice for the diocese of Salt Lake City. "Everything Pope Francis is saying comes from social doctrine and is about social justice."
Through his various homilies, speeches, and meetings, Francis is "reading the signs of the times" and making practical application to the issues of the day. Some of his most powerful statements to date were made in his first pastoral document, "The Joy of the Gospel," including this declaration: "I prefer a church which is bruised, hurting, and dirty because it has been out on the streets, rather than a church that is unhealthy from being confined and from clinging to its own security."
Pope Francis is calling the faithful to be more merciful, compassionate, joyful, and centered upon the needs of the poor and vulnerable. He wants a church that sees the human person before the law and one that does not "obsess" about a narrow set of issues, but affirms both human life and human dignity. He invites
Catholics to pray, reflect, and embrace the beauty and breadth of Catholic social teaching—a rich tradition that is predicated on the dignity of the human person.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) defines Catholic social teaching as "a central and essential element of our faith. Its roots are in the Hebrew prophets who announced God's special love for the poor and called God's people to a covenant of love and justice." This teaching is also founded on the life and words of Jesus. It posits that "every human being is created in the image of God and redeemed by Jesus Christ, and therefore is invaluable and worthy of respect as a member of the human family."
For Catholics and people of other faiths, this teaching matters because it can serve as a moral compass that provides guidance for addressing contemporary issues, such as domestic and global poverty, abortion, the death penalty, immigration, health care, human trafficking, and the environment. The moral dimensions of this teaching provide hope and inspiration to a world that has too often become cynical, disillusioned, and alienated. Finally, such teaching can function as a common ground upon which people of various faiths can come together to promote the common good of our society.
This social tradition is best summarized by seven principles or themes, as illustrated by Pope Francis' teachings:
1. Life and Dignity of the Human Person
"A human being is always sacred and inviolable, in any situation and at every stage of development. Human beings are ends in themselves and never a means of resolving other problems. ... It is also true that we have done little to adequately accompany women in very difficult situations where abortion appears as a quick solution to their profound anguish, especially when the life developing within them is the result of rape or a situation of extreme poverty."
2. Call to Family, Community, and Participation
"Give up the way of arms and go out to meet the other in dialogue, pardon, and reconciliation, in order to rebuild justice, trust, and hope around you!"
3. Rights and Responsibilities
"Today we also have to say 'thou shall not' to an economy of exclusion and inequality. Such an economy kills. How can it be that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?"
4. Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
"Each individual Christian and every community is called to be an instrument of God for the liberation and the promotion of the poor, and for enabling them to be fully a part of society. ... They have much to teach us."
5. The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
"Work is fundamental to the dignity of a person. Work, to use an image, 'anoints' us with dignity, fills us with dignity, [and] makes us similar to God, who has worked and still works, who always acts."
6. Solidarity
"We all have a responsibility to act so that the world may be a community of brothers [and sisters] who respect each other, who accept their diversity, and who take care of one another."
7. Care for God's Creation
"We are losing the attitude of wonder, contemplation, listening to creation. The implications of living in a horizontal manner [are] that we have moved away from God."
ONE PRACTICAL tool to help operationalize these principles is what is known as the pastoral cycle, developed by Joe Holland and Peter Henriot, SJ. This process incorporates four fundamental questions for parish groups, congregations, and other faith-based organizations: What is happening? Why is it happening? How shall we respond? What does it mean?
The pastoral cycle also includes the following steps:
1. Experience: This initial stage of the cycle requires a description of the problem. What is the lived experience? Are we listening to the people most directly impacted by the issue?
2. Social Analysis: At this stage, congregations or community organizations investigate the reality of the problem or issue. What are the political, economic, cultural, and historical roots of the issue? Social analysis also assesses the consequences of certain actions and identifies the key decision-makers who have the power to change the problem or issue.
3. Theological Reflection: This entails reflecting on the issue in the light of the gospel and church teaching. Are gospel values being upheld? How do the scriptures and principles of Catholic social teaching speak to the issue? Can the experience of the Christian community over time aid us in discerning a response?
4. Response: Our response draws on human knowledge and tradition. What is the proper action for our parish, congregation, nonprofit, coalition, or community organization? Does it entail advocacy and social change, the establishment of services for the poor or marginalized, further faith formation, and/or awareness-raising?
Many of the faith-based groups funded by the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD)—the USCCB's domestic antipoverty program—use some form of this practice in their advocacy or campaigns. In 2013, CCHD gave 214 grants totaling $9 million to groups working to organize farmworkers, reform payday lending, establish credit unions, and create housing alternatives, among other things. CCHD embodies a Catholic principle known as subsidiarity—the belief that those directly impacted by unjust systems and structures have the best insight into knowing how to change them.
IN HIS SIMPLE manner, Pope Francis is having a profound impact on those doing the work of social justice education and advocacy around the nation. In my conversations with several local and national leaders, it's clear that Francis has inspired, animated, re-energized, affirmed, and revived the challenging work they do. The consensus is that both John Paul II and Benedict XVI substantively advanced the church's social teaching; however, Francis is reaching audiences like no one before him.
Brian Corbin has served the diocese of Youngstown, Ohio, for 27 years as director of Catholic Charities and a leader in social action. He incorporates Francis' teaching in board and staff training, as well as in a course on peacebuilding. He also promotes the "One Human Family: Food for All Campaign," a worldwide campaign to end hunger by 2025, as a framework for working on local, state, and national issues of food insecurity. The Food for All Campaign was initiated by Caritas Internationalis and launched by the pope in December 2013.
Corbin was successful in urging colleagues at the Catholic Conference of Ohio to join the campaign. According to Jim Tobin, associate director of the CCO, "There is an excitement about the pope. He gets his hands dirty, and we are in need of new energy."
In the archdiocese of Kansas City, Mo., Jude Huntz, who heads the human rights office, believes that Francis is inspiring parish interest in JustFaith, a program that seeks to transform people and expand their commitment to social ministry. Huntz recently hosted Jack Jezreel, director of JustFaith, who spoke about Pope Francis, social justice, and parish renewal.
Huntz was instrumental in inviting Archbishop Francis A. Challikatt, apostolic nuncio and permanent observer of the Holy See at the United Nations, to speak to the annual roundtable conference about the "Joy of the Gospel." The archbishop had previously visited Kansas City to assist the diocese in its opposition to the construction of a nuclear weapons plant in the region. According to Pat O'Bryan, chair of the roundtable, the speech by the archbishop was met with five standing ovations from the 600 social ministry attendees and was "an affirmation of who we are." O'Bryan added, "Pope Francis has awakened in me the spirit and empowerment of the Second Vatican Council. All of us have the ability and right as Catholic citizens to be active doers and participants in the community."
O'Bryan works closely with Sister Kathleen Ryan, SND, the social action director in Cleveland. Sister Ryan says her staff is revitalizing its Sowers of Justice leadership program for parishioners to better reflect the "Joy of the Gospel." Since Francis has spoken eloquently about the problem of human trafficking, the 20 schools who have covenanted as "Catholic Schools for Peace and Justice" will focus their 2015 conference on that issue.
Mat Catto directs the office of life, justice, and peace for the archdiocese of Portland, Ore. In April, his office sponsored a parish social ministry regional conference titled "Opening a Horizon of Hope: Transformed by Christ to Love All." The workshops included sessions on fair trade, poverty, and economic inequality. Each session was inspired by a quote from Pope Francis.
In the diocese of Little Rock, Ark., where Tom Navin serves as social action director, Catholics are only a small percentage of the overall population. Navin often works in coalition with other faith communities to enhance the influence of his office on issues such as prison ministry. He frequently hears his non-Catholic friends enthusiastically say, "Did you hear what Francis said today?"
In listening to the stories of those who toil for peace and justice, there is new energy and fresh air being breathed into Catholic social teaching. As Navin affirms, "Seeing Francis at work gives me the feeling that I am at the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing."
Tom Allio is the retired senior director of the social action office of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland.
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Cougar Evolution Galaxy Full Tower Chassis ReviewCougar has sent a chassis they believe is "the ideal foundation for a professional gaming system packed with high-end hardware". It's time to see if they are right.
Not having dealt with Cougar before on any of its previous chassis releases, over a few emails I was asked if I would like to take a look at one of its latest releases, so I thought I better go and check out what they have to offer. I have seen many news blasts for the PSU line they produce, I even see them for the Vortex and Turbine fans, and these are things I am very familiar with from Cougar. As far as the chassis lineup is concerned, the only one that I remembered off the top of my head was the Challenger, and it was the super aggressive and bold styling that made for a case that sticks in your brain.
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Welcome to Woodleys Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast, Woburn Sands, Milton Keynes. We are only a 10 minute walk to Woburn Sands High Street, which has a variety of good restaurants and pubs. Our guest house is only 10 minutes from Central Milton Keynes, and conveniently located for Woburn and Bletchley Park.
We are only a 10 minute walk to Woburn Sands High Street, which has a variety of good restaurants and pubs. Accommodation prices at Woodleys Farmhouse B&B include a full English breakfast. Located just outside Woburn Sands, our location gives the opportunity for pleasant walks and quiet seclusion and with tourist attractions within short driving distance There is also ample seating in the gardens for the use of guests. Woburn Sands is a small town and civil parish that is mainly located in the Borough of Milton Keynes, England, and to the south-east of Milton Keynes itself, near Wavendon. thecentre:mk provides a relaxed shopping environment for our customers and offer a complete day out - with shopping, leisure, entertainment and family facilities all under one roof. Our rooms are comfortable and well proportioned and are en-suite, with the exception of one small double which has a private bathroom. Our rooms have digital TV, radio and tea and coffee making facilities.
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SirDominus1660 • 11 Jul 2012, 11:58
If that's your butt, you're lucky I'm a married man!!
SirSeedsAlot107.66K • 11 Jul 2012, 14:23
Gonna toss her into the chamber of punishment....
DineshJackson18.49K • 11 Jul 2012, 13:51
I Am More COmfortable AS " A Boy In A Stripped Pajamas "
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Smittech129.73K • 11 July 2012, 19:14 Show comment
When I go outside I'm usually wearing my Rustler jeans, but inside I am ( no I am not gonna say naked) wearing my "Mountain Dew PJs"! What ya think of that Bum!
DominicS5182 • 11 July 2012, 17:54 Show comment
That is an incredible butt!......what was the question again? Something about a butt?
TimeBandits73.5K • 11 July 2012, 16:58 Show comment
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TimeBandits73.5K • 11 July 2012, 17:43 Show comment
Obviously they don't need washing until they can walk to the washing machine themselves.
Nekko401 • 16 July 2012, 00:38 Show comment
My brother says that when he served in Afghanistan, you would sweat so much that the starch in your sweat would make your pants stand up rigid when they dried out. He took pictures. It's fascinatingly disgusting.
AhrimanThorn29.04K • 11 July 2012, 16:47 Show comment
I don't wear pyjamas so sitting around in the house in them is not an option. Jeans are pretty much all I wear and I don't really understand why people wear other clothes to feel more comfortable to be honest. I do know that girls seem to have oddly sensitive skin (Just try suggesting to a girl that she puts on a woolly jumper without anything on under it and see how she reacts) The only time I ever wear trousers is if I need or want to look smart (which is rarely because I am naturally very scruffy) I suppose trousers they are quite comfortable but for me jeans do everything I want them to do. They have pockets and they cover my bum, job done.
SirSeedsAlot107.66K • 11 July 2012, 14:23 Show comment
Gonna toss her into the chamber of punishment....


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Ratings based on 16 Verified Reviews
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4.2 Room cleanliness
3.9 Service & staff
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They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice motel and has a nice restaurant and loungePosted Jan 17, 2015
Pros: Convenience
Even though Expedia screwed up the staff,was very nice and got us a room for even less than quoted!
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nice hotelPosted Jan 17, 2015
Pros: nice location
Cons: better wifi
Location: nothing to do near by, but needs more suviners for travelers.
had trouble with wifi the whole time, but otherwise a nice hotel. was nice having the restaurant.
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Outdated furnishings and amenities but for its age, room was clean and quite spacious. Easy to locate (although the town itself isn't exactly a metropolis). No nonsense but friendly service.
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OK Place to stayPosted Sep 22, 2014 on Hotels
fairly outdated for cost. TV was decent.
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for Personal Eventby B from Grand Forks
DecentPosted Jul 15, 2014 on Hotels
We had decent service. Rooms were clean, just a little old looking. They give you a coupon for your choice of continental breakfast, but you only get two choices. Otherwise your paying for something else off the menu. If I had to stay again I would tho.
by Mark from Oregon
It didn't have bed bugs!Posted Jun 16, 2014
Pros: NOTHING!
Cons: Almost everything. The motel facilities and furnishings are in desperate need of renovation. The restaurant is a boring unimaginative bust.
Location: I was here to visit nearby friends and relatives.
If you can stop early in Devil's Lake or continue on to Best Western Kelly Inn in Minot do so. I hadn't been in Rugby for years and on return for a recent visit I was saddened and disappointed. Northern Lights is one of only two realistic motel choices and the adjacent Dakota Farm Restaurant is the only restaurant in town. The motel and it's furnishings are run down and shabby in desperate need of renovation. After a breakfast and dinner in the restaurant, the following day I opted for microwave oatmeal and a Subway sandwich. The restaurant staff was young (high school?) and obviously ill prepared to wait tables. I realize N.D. has the oil boom but the prices were over the top - when you're the only act in town they can and do get away with it.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Posted Jun 11, 2014 on Hotels
Recommendedby sandra from nebraska
cleanPosted Jun 11, 2014 on Hotels
Hotel rooms were clean and quiet. Nice to have the restaurant at the hotel.
for Everyoneby Dan from Indian Head, SK S0G, Canada
Photos of Rugby posted on PanomramaPosted Dec 28, 2012
Pros: Dining Room & Lounge attached right to the Motel
Cons: There is one woman tending bar in the lounge that is terrible I sat almost 10 minutes with out getting a drink and she passes me a couple of times..
Location: Excellent.................. Liquor Store Close By
The Morning Breakfast was very good...the only thing wrong was the tissue used for blowing your nose were terrible..you have to go to a higher strength


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Really, so abev's point is totally lost on you?
Originally Posted by abev
What if the question was, "Scott, could you talk about what the team will be like if Jagr does not come back?"
And what if his quote ended with "...but i really want JJ back." and that part is cut by the writer.
Think what you want, but it's not like this author hasn't stretched the truth or over hyped a situation to try to whip up people's emotions.
Case in point: the $35mil offer wasn't really that much, JJ said as much to another reporter.
Abev's point was not lost on me. You can assume whatever scenario you'd like to hypothesize about. To me, it is a classless statement no matter the context, as I have previously stated here.
I still believe the way I do no matter how you or anyone else tries to frame it at its best possible level. It is a classless stement, if true, and I haven't heard anyone say it isn't true as of yet. That is my opinion and nothing you or Abev or anyone else writes is going to change my mind about this.
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Registrations for the 2015 Fall Season are now OPEN. Go to the registration tab, click on the Register Now button and sign in to your account. If this is your first time registering your child(ren) with PSA you will need to create an account first. Register your child(ren) by June 30th to receive a PSA water bottle or drawstring bag (while supplies last) and avoid the $20 late fee starting July 1st.
PSA does offer registration assistance for those who need it, please click on the About tab then financial assistance for the application and requirements. The completed application and all required information must be returned to PSA by June 17th, any applications received after June 17th will not be considered!
Team registration for the new 2015 21+ Adult Coed League is now OPEN!! It will be team registrations only, no individuals, however if you would like to play but do not have a team please send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will find a team for you. Please look under the registration tab for the rules/guidelines!! We are really excited about this new league and would love for the first year to be a success so get some friends together, form a team, and have some fun!!
Starting with the 2015 fall soccer season, PSA teams will be playing exclusively in the West County Soccer League. You will follow the same registration process as you have in previous years. While on the registration page you will come to a box where you can type in your "coaches name", please put the name of the coach your child had last year or you can leave it blank. After registrations are closed in July, all kids that have registered will be placed on a team. Please encourage all of your friends to sign up. The WCSL divides their teams into one grade brackets so the more kids of the same age and gender we have, the more likely it will be to make a team specifically for them.
For those of you who are unaware, the WCSL games are played in Pacific, Eureka, Fenton, and High Ridge. All PeeWee (Pre-K & K) games will still be played at Liberty Field.
The 7th Annual Tri-County Classic Tournament will be held Aug 29th and 30th. The TCC tournament is a great way to kick off the fall season!! Please click on the Tournament tab for the guidelines and more information, team registrations will open July 1st!!
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Super League: Alex Brown hat-trick sets up Hull KR win over London
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Kris Welham: Scored two first-half tries
Hull KR climbed into the Super League play-off positions after a 42-22 win over London Broncos at the Twickenham Stoop.
Winger Alex Brown raced in for a first-half hat-trick as the visitors went 30-6 ahead at the break, but London hinted at a comeback early in the second half.
With memories of their late collapse at Salford jangling Rovers' nerves, London scored 12 unanswered points to cut the deficit, but this time Rovers steadied the ship and quickly wrapped up the contest.
An early error in the London defence allowed Rovers to edge ahead, a Michael Dobson high kick bouncing and kicking into the in-goal area, with Kris Welham first to react and touch down.
The second try on 13 minutes was a piece of individual brilliance from Brown, who handed off Kieran Dixon and then raced clear of Daniel Sarginson, eventually sprinting in to touch down in the corner.
Dobson missed his second conversion attempt and after a strong burst from Shane Rodney, Ben Fisher sent Craig Gower spinning over the line from close range. Michael Witt converted and the score was 6-8.
But just as London got back into the game, they handed Rovers six points, Welham picking off a loose pass in midfield and running 50 metres to score under the posts.
Brown's next try was another solo sprint down the right, this time from just 30 metres out, before a brilliant short ball from Travis Burns put Greg Eden in under the posts.
Eden turned creator on the stroke of the half as he spun out a long pass to give Brown his hat-trick.
London's rally started with Kieran Dixon getting in at the corner under pressure from Brown, before Chris Bailey took advantage of a Brown fumble to touch down.
Witt converted both scores and the deficit was suddenly just 12 points, but a Dobson penalty settled Rovers' nerves and moments later teenager Liam Salter twisted over and managed to get the ball down for a good finish on the sixth tackle.
The points were safe when a typically astute delayed pass from Dobson put Cory Patterson in, with Sarginson's late touchdown no consolation to a well-beaten London.
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Below, my frequent contributor Holly Clegg writes about her avocado addiction and how she loves to indulge it by making Ahi Tuna Tacos with Wasabi Cream and Mango Avocado Salsa. However, I'm addicted to tacos! My family loves having tacos for dinner, whether we're having the World's Best Slow Cooker Spicy Pulled Pork Tacos or carne asada tacos. So her recipe for Ahi Tuna Tacos with Wasabi Cream and Mango Avocado Salsa from her trim&TERRIFIC Too Hot in the Kitchen cookbook is perfect for both our addictions!
Ahi tuna would be a special treat for us and probably something the kids wouldn't want to try. (Ewww, fish!) So I'd save this recipe for just me and my husband for a romantic meal and maybe for when we're entertaining friends.
Holly likes to pan sear her tuna. You can also try grilling it. If the price of ahi tuna puts you off, you could try making Ahi Tuna Tacos with another type of fish. Salmon could be interesting and would go well with the mango and avocado. You'll just need to cook it all the way through, as salmon shouldn't be served rare like ahi tuna.
Another way of cooking tortillas is by heating them up quickly on the stovetop on a warm griddle or in a frying pan. Use corn tortillas if you're gluten free. I prefer the taste of corn tortillas over flour, too.
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Avocado addict!
I confess – I'm an avocado addict! I could eat them with just about any meal and couldn't be more excited to highlight my very favorite food! Did you know buttery green avocados are actually considered a fruit? Rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated (good) fats, avocados are high in fiber and, ounce for ounce.
Avocados top the charts among all fruits for folate, potassium, vitamin E, and magnesium, making them one of the most nutrient-dense foods. From salads to condiments, dips and even smoothies – in my opinion avocados are a nutrient dense mouth-watering ingredient worthy of celebration this month!
Are you looking for that wow summer dinner? Then this is a sure bet! Ahi Tuna Tacos with Wasabi Cream and Mango Avocado Salsa sounds much more complicated than it actually is, and it's super delicious! Don't be intimidated by ahi tuna – it's quick to make and really easy, especially paired with this fruity salsa with sweet mango, mild avocado, and spicy jalapenos making it the ultimate complement to tuna tacos.
Look for wasabi paste in the Asian section of your supermarket. A few chopped fruits and veggies, makes this fresh Mango Avocado Salsa, but for extra ease any fruit salsa would be great to contrast the Wasabi Cream.
Ahi Tuna Tacos with Wasabi Cream and Mango Avocado Salsa
For Ahi Tuna Tacos:
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 10-12 ounces ahi tuna (1-inch thick)
- 2 teaspoons taco seasoning mix (gluten free)
- 4 (8-inch) flour or corn tortillas
- Wasabi Cream
- Avocado Mango Salsa
For Wasabi Cream:
- 1/3 cup plain nonfat yogurt
- 1 teaspoon lime juice
- 1/8-1/4 teaspoon wasabi paste, depending on taste
For Mango Avocado Salsa:
- 1/3 cup chopped avocado
- 1/2 cup chopped mango
- 2 tablespoons chopped red onion
- 1 teaspoon chopped jarred jalapeno
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
For Ahi Tuna Tacos:
- In nonstick pan, heat olive oil until hot. Season tuna on both sides with taco seasoning and add to pan. Sear 1 minute per side or until tuna is cooked on the outside, but rare inside. Set aside.
- Cover tortillas with damp paper towel and microwave 30 seconds. Fill tortillas with tuna, top with Wasabi Cream (see recipe) and Mango Avocado Salsa (see recipe) or salsa of choice.
For Wasabi Cream:
- In small bowl, combine all ingredients.
For Mango Avocado Salsa:
- In small bowl, combine all ingredients.
- Serving size: Two tacos per person
- Calories: 445
- Calories from Fat: 44.5 (10%)
- Total Fat: 5g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Unsaturated fat: 4g
- Sodium: 921mg
- Total Carbohydrates: 53g
- Sugar: 4g
- Fiber: 4g
- Protein: 44g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
Nutritional information per serving: (Ahi Tuna Tacos with Wasabi Cream only.) Dietary Exchanges: 3 1/2 starch, 5 very lean meat
Nutritional information per 1/4 cup serving of Mango Avocado Salsa only: Calories 37 Calories from fat 42% Fat 2g Saturated Fat 0g Cholesterol 0mg Sodium 18mg Carbohydrate 6g Dietary Fiber 1g Sugars 3g Protein 0g Dietary Exchanges: 1/2 fruit, 1/2 fat
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
*Workday shares reach session high $51.32. Oct 12- Shares of Workday Inc. The cloud computing company whose services compete with rivals such as Oracle Corp.
stock listing back in May, the Pleasanton, California- based company opened New York Stock Exchange trading at $48.05. Earlier in the week, Workday raised its price range to $24 to $26 per share from $21 to $24 per share. The IPO values the company, founded by ex-PeopleSoft executives David Duffield and Aneel Bhusri, at almost $4.5 billion.
The Pleasanton, California- based company, considered a leader in the cloud computing sector, opened New York Stock Exchange trading at $48.05 and reached as high as $49.21 after pricing shares above the expected range at $28.00. Duffield and Bhusri left PeopleSoft following its acquisition by Oracle Corp in 2004..
The Pleasanton, California- based company, considered a leader in the cloud computing sector, opened New York Stock Exchange trading at $48.05 and reached as high as $49.21 after pricing shares above the expected range at $28.00. Duffield and Bhusri left PeopleSoft following its acquisition by Oracle Corp in 2004..
The company raised $637 million by pricing 22.75 million Class A shares, making it the largest tech IPO since Facebook.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
Investors are worried that China's decade-long run as the world's growth engine may be over— along with unprecedented demand for commodities and ultra-cheap labor and parts for manufacturers.
China may appear to be strong broadly, but a top strategist tells us one sector is facing serious challenges.
Yesterday, he told us which stocks to buy after the pull back. Today strategic investor Doug Kass reveals which stocks to short ahead of a sell-off that he's convinced it's coming.
Although the turmoil in Greece, France, Germany and the rest of the euro monetary bloc will steal attention in the days ahead, investors should avoid being distracted from other events taking place elsewhere around the globe, according to a report from TheStreet.
European leaders could temporarily steal the spotlight from Washington lawmakers Thursday, as they meet in Brussels to discuss the Greek debt crisis and how to keep contagion from spreading.
Those who are still storytelling about China's "pending collapse" are going to learn a hard. China's Q2 GDP report was outstanding.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Wednesday, April 27.
IPhone maker Foxconn is considering investing $12 billion in Brazil, a move that could help Apple and other tech companies expand in the world's eighth largest economy.
Following the disasters in Japan, trader Steve Cortes on Thursday said China is in "a lot of trouble." Here's how he recommends trading it.
For Thursday's "Options Action," Brian Stutland looks at the iShares FTSE China 25 Index Fund, an exchange traded fund that tracks the People's Republic.