text:
All systems are a go for a fifth season of Archer. The animated FX spy comedy was renewed Wednesday.
"Archer is one the very best comedy series on... read more
Bob's Burgers
Sunday's Bob's Burgers is dedicated to the romantically challenged.
On the Valentine's Day-themed episode (8:30/7:30c, Fox), Bob (H. Jon Benjamin) makes Linda (John Roberts) a heart-shaped pancake for breakfast, a gesture that the Belcher children deem lame at best.
PHOTOS: TV's surprisingly sexy characters
Last Resort
Under the familiar heading of "shows gone too soon," ABC's robust, though at times berserk, military thriller Last Resort is the only failed freshman series from this season's underwhelming fall crop that I would argue deserved more of a chance — or at least a tryout in a more appropriate time period — to catch on as it figured out its sprawling narrative. With the great Andre Braugher and the appealing Scott Speedman leading a strong and (on the island at least) exotic cast, this action drama about a rogue nuclear sub standing up against a homeland gone haywire is unlike anything else on network TV. Which made it a risk, though one well worth taking, and at least ABC let the producers complete the initial 13-episode order, which now comes to a too-early, but let's hope satisfying, end (Thursday, 8/7c).
Patrick J. Adams
Winning the battle was only half the story — or, in this case, the season. USA Network's Suits returns Thursday (10/9c) to finish out a second year, its momentum from the crackling first half of the season somewhat stalled by the four-month break. Nothing in the first two new episodes quite matches the tension of the summer run, which was dominated by a suspenseful in-house battle for control of the Pearson Hardman (now minus Hardman) law firm.
Fox sure hopes you're hungry because the network is serving up a fourth season of Bob's Burgers. Fox has ordered 22 new episodes of the animated comedy, the network announced Tuesday. read more
Elijah Wood and Jason Gann
Sorry, It's Always Sunny fans: FX is only bringing Wilfred, Archer and Sons of Anarchy to Comic-Con this year.
Wilfred will kick off the network's Con coverage with a panel on... read more
All systems are a go for a 13-episode fourth season of Archer, FX announced Thursday.
Created and executive-produced by Adam Reed, Archer is an animated comedy about a spy agency and its employees. The voice cast includes Aisha Tyler, Judy Greer, Jessica Walter, Chris Parnell and Emmy nominated H. Jon Benjamin as the voice of the title character. Burt Reynolds lent his voice to an... read more
Fire up the grill again: Fox has ordered a second season of animated comedy Bob's Burgers, the network announced Thursday.
Check out photos of Bob's Burgers"Bob's Burgers has proved to be a perfect neighbor to our slate of fan-favorite animated families this year," Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly said in a statement. "The series has found its own really unique, irreverent voice and is doing consistent business for us on Sundays, so we're excited to serve up another season to the fans."
Get more of today's latest news
The show... read more
Justified, Archer
FX has ordered third seasons of Justified and Archer, the network announced Tuesday.
Justified, created by Graham Yost and starring Timothy Olyphant, is based on the popular Elmore Leonard character Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens. After becoming the second-highest series premiere in FX history in 2010, Season 2 has averaged 3.9 million viewers and 2 million adults ages... read more
For those of us stuck in the colder climes during this miserable winter, what could be better than keeping the home fires burning with laughter? Not so easy when ABC, which boasts the best all-around night of comedy with its Wednesday lineup, is currently in a repeat cycle. (No new episodes of anything besides the effervescent Cougar Town until Feb. 9 — and that's the night when Cougar is temporarily benched for the not-so-bright Mr. Sunshine.)
Want more Matt Roush? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!
At least NBC has stepped up with its ... read more
You might be also interested in the following websites:


text:
Chloe Saltau
Chloe Saltau is the chief cricket writer at The Age, regularly covering international cricket and providing news, comment and analysis on international cricket. She joined The Age as a trainee in 1998 and spent several years writing for general news (chiefly as a social policy reporter covering welfare and family issues) before moving to sport.
Shane Warne tells selectors not to mess with a winning team
Chloe Saltau Shane Warne has warned the selectors not to force generational change on a winning team now that the Ashes are won, believing Australia has the right combination of exuberance and experience to climb...
Stability at last as selectors name an unchanged Australian XI
Chloe Saltau Captain says thumping start to in Brisbane only baby step towards much loftier goal.
Stability at last as selectors name an unchanged Australian XI
Chloe Saltau Adelaide As Australia put an end to the selectorial funkiness of the past year by naming an unchanged team for the Adelaide Test, captain Michael Clarke said the thumping start to the Ashes in Brisbane was...
Australia selectors set to pass on Fawad Ahmed for second Ashes Test
Chloe Saltau, Steve Larkin Spinner Fawad Ahmed is not expected to be added to the Test squad for Adelaide.
Ryan Harris ready to give his all in Adelaide, but selectors will be hoping to preserve quicks for Perth
Chloe Saltau Ryan Harris will take a ''go hard or go home'' approach into the Adelaide Test as the selectors search for ways to look after the quicks in anticipation of an all-out assault in pacier Perth.
Selectors stick to winning formula
Chloe Saltau, Brisbane Australia's selectors have named an unchanged squad for the second Test in Adelaide.
Selectors stick solid with no changes for Adelaide Test
Chloe Saltau Australia's selectors have named an unchanged squad for the second Test in Adelaide, and the fast bowlers who destroyed England in Brisbane will have relatively fresh legs as the Ashes enters its...
Selectors ponder ODI role for Agar
Chloe Saltau Now the Ashes are lost, the selectors will turn their attention to the limited-overs series.
Selectors on right path in overhaul despite bumps in the road, says Argus
Chloe Saltau Don Argus, whose review of Australian cricket charted a course back to world domination, says there is no quick fix for the problems laid bare in India, and implored selectors and administrators to...
Selectors stuck for options for Test squad
Chloe Saltau In uncertain times, injuries to a couple of left-arm spinners have made selection difficult.
Selectors stand by one-dayer decisions
Chloe Saltau Cricket Australia will make no apologies for weakening the one-day team to give some of its less experienced Test players more time to prepare for the demanding Test series in India.
Chances dim for Clarke as selectors play it safe
Chloe Saltau MICHAEL CLARKE's hopes of playing in the Boxing Day Test have faded as Australia take a conservative approach with their inspirational captain, while Shane Watson says stepping into his shoes would...
Selectors punt on Hughes
Chris Barrett, Chloe Saltau AFTER a year in the international wilderness, Phillip Hughes is set to be given the opportunity to forge a long-term Test career with a recall for Australia's series opener against Sri Lanka next...
Siddle riddle: selectors muse over paceman
Chloe Saltau, Chris Barrett AUSTRALIA'S selectors have been told Peter Siddle is at much greater risk of injury than when he broke down in the West Indies earlier this year, but they are tempted to pick him for what is being...
Selectors speak to embattled Ponting
Chloe Saltau THE national selectors have spoken to Ricky Ponting about his future as the Perth Test looms.
Watson might be stumped by selectors on his top-order value
Chloe Saltau Shane Watson has admitted he risks missing another full summer of Test cricket if he returns too soon, as he pushes to be considered as a specialist batsman for the Adelaide Test.
Watson might be stumped by selectors on his top-order value
Chloe Saltau, Adelaide SHANE Watson has admitted he risks missing another full summer of Test cricket if he returns too soon, as he pushes to be considered as a specialist batsman for the Adelaide Test.
Young pacemen held in reserve as selectors keep powder dry
Chloe Saltau, Jesse Hogan FAST bowlers Josh Hazlewood and Jackson Bird will be hidden away from South Africa, kept in reserve in case Australia's quicks are struck down by another injury crisis.
Warner's T20 participation a test for selectors
Chloe Saltau, Perth Australia's contentious new selection structure will be tested for the first time next week.
Selectors give Marsh, Cummins early cut
Chloe Saltau PAT CUMMINS and Shaun Marsh, once regarded as the new spine of the Australian team, have had lines drawn through their names for the Test tour of the West Indies, well before the squad's selection.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Originally Posted by GZS
The latest was from a popular (serials) site. I downloaded the keygen, fully knowing that it was a virus but I hoped for god's sake that it wasn't because I needed the program.
Hmm, so you are saying with some people getting a virus has nothing to do with incompetence, but rather such people deliberately install viruses? I had not thought of that one...


text:
You can now filter search results with text. Example: "person: john" will search only person pages for "john".
NBA Live 14 is a pretty lousy basketball game.
The great driving and great looks of Forza 5 get buried by bad menus, frustrating AI, and a disappointing number of "opportunities" to spend additional money.
Black Flag takes a sharp left turn from the series' traditional progression, but the ways in which it diverges are what make it one of the most purely entertaining games in the franchise.
Concept »
Mater is the guildmaster of Miners Guild 628, which is also the rogue guild in Kaladim.
Mavin D`Dbth is a magician trainer at The Spurned, which is the casters' guild in Neriak.
Megosh Thistlethorn is the ranger guildmaster at Tagglefoot Farm in Rivervale. The ranger profession is relatively new to halflings.
Younger sister of Youhei. Friendly, sensible, and hardworking.
Merko Quetalis is a paladin trainer working at the Temple of Marr, which is a guild in Freeport that honors Erollisi Marr.
Mespha Tevalian is the guildmaster of the enchanters at the Hall of Sorcery, which is the home of the casters guild in Qeynos known as the Order of Three.
Mheno Raveus is a trainer for the Rage Sorcerers, which is the necromancer guild within the Dismal Rage beneath Freeport.
Miadera Shadowfyre is a trainer in the Tabernacle of Terror, which is the cleric guild in Paineel.
Miltiades Tal`Azroth is a paladin trainer working for the Knights of Thunder, which is a guild in Qeynos that honors Karana.
Mooglan is a trainer working for the Greenblood Knights, which is the shadow knight guild in Oggok.
Mr. Hot Dog is one of the enemies in the Burgertime series. He is also delicious.
Narex T`Vem is a trainer working for the Indigo Brotherhood, which is the warrior guild in Neriak.
Narron Jenork is a trainer at Gem Choppers Hall, which is a warriors guild in Ak'Anon.
Nashia Lanseb is a trainer working at Marsheart's Chords, which is the bard guild in Freeport.
Naygog Mitope is the guildmaster of the warriorss of Dark Reflection, which is a guild in Ak'Anon that worships Bertoxxulous the Plaguebringer.
Nestral TGaza is a trainer working for the Coalition of Tradefolk Underground, which is the rogue guild in Freeport.
Netuk Phenzon is a trainer working for the Dismal Knights, which is the shadow knight guild that meets beneath the streets of Freeport.
Nexvok Thirod is the wizard guildmaster of the Dismal Rage, which is a guild that meets beneath the streets of Freeport.
Nezzka Tolax is the guildmaster of the shadow knights at The Lodge of the Dead, which is the necromancy guild in Neriak.
Sadistic antagonist from Tengai Makyou II: Manjimaru and a member of the evil Root Clan.
Niola Impholder is the guildmaster at the Ruby Palace, which is the magicians' guild in Felwithe.
A demon of unique position in the hierarchy of Hell.
Nivold Predd is a trainer working at the Tabernacle of Terror, which is the cleric guild in Paineel.
Nolusia Finharn is an enchanter trainer working in the Tower of the Craft Keepers in Erudin.
Nomaria Doseniar is a cleric trainer for the Bloodsabers, which is a guild that meets secretly at the Temple of Bertoxxulous in the Qeynos Catacombs.
Nomsoe Jusagta is a cleric trainer working at the Temple of Life in North Qeynos.
Nonnie Texaker is an enchanter trainer working at the Library Mechanamagica, which is a casters' guild in Ak'Anon.
Nulima Opalis is a necromancer trainer working for the Bloodsabers, which is a guild that meets secretly in Qeynos Catacombs at the Temple of Bertoxxulous.
Nultal Malfoot is a trainer working at the Underfoot Cathedral, which is the cleric guild in Kaladim.
Nusk Treton is a wizard trainer working at the Academy of Arcane Scientists in Freeport.
This edit will also create new pages on Giant Bomb for:
Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Giant Bomb users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved.
Because you're new to wiki editing, we sent your submission off to our moderators to check it over. Most changes are approved within a few hours. We'll send an email when it is.
Once you've earned over points you'll be able to bypass this step and make live edits to our system. Until then, gain points by continuing to edit pages.
No changes were submitted, nothing was done! Please make changes to the wiki!
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Some of your changes are now live. However, some of your changes were sent to moderation because you do not have enough points to make those live edits. You need points to live edit the changes you commited.
For the changes that went through, our robot math gave you points for this submission.
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Your changes are now live. Our robot math gave you points for this submission.
Use your keyboard!
Log in to comment


text:
THE legal battle between golfer Rory McIlroy and his former management company has already begun.
The former world's number one golfer announced last Friday that he was splitting from Horizon Sports Management and setting up his own company to handle his affairs, with his father, Gerry, taking an important role.
It has now emerged that on the same day, the 24-year-old's legal team at A&L Goodbody lodged papers in the High Court.
A Commercial Court filing is expected to happen in the coming weeks, which will include a statement of claim, and a hearing could be scheduled soon after that.
It is understood that Horizon will be seeking compensation from McIlroy, as he ended his five-year contract after just two years.
The two-time major champion paid €5m to Horizon in just 18 months before deciding to exit the contract. It is believed that the sportsman from Holywood, Co Down, was deeply unhappy with some of the terms of the contract, despite the fact that he willingly signed up to it in the first place.
He was reportedly paying up to one-fifth in commission on certain earnings and felt that this was too much.
Announcing his split from Horizon, McIlroy said his business interests would now be handled by his own firm, Rory McIlroy Incorporated (RMI). The new company will be led by actuary Donal Casey while the golfer's charitable foundation, The Rory Foundation, will be run by businessman Barry Funston, a long-time family friend. Both men will serve on the board of RMI, along with the golfer's father, Gerry McIlroy.
Horizon, which is headed by well-known sports manager Conor Ridge, signalled it would be pursuing McIlroy for loss of earnings, saying in a statement: "Rory's decision to seek a termination of the management contract with Horizon is now regrettably in the hands of legal advisers."
In October 2011, McIlroy announced he was leaving Chubby Chandler's management firm ISM and signing with Horizon, saying: "I am now keen to move on to the next stage of my career and I feel this will be facilitated by a fresh view and a new structure around me."
In March 2012 he was crowned the world's number one golfer, and in January 2013 he signed a deal with Nike worth €150m over 10 years.
Since then, he has struggled with his golf game and fallen down the rankings to number six.
Irish Independent


text:
Browse our mobile site for the best experience on your device.
Louisville's News Radio 84
Listen To 84WHAS
Follow @whasnews
Local News
National News
Local Sports
National Sports
All News Sections
News Staff
Tony Cruise
Leland Conway
Rush Limbaugh
Terry Meiners
Lachlan McLean
Mark Levin
Coast To Coast
Tom Brokaw
Ron And Mel
Cindi Sullivan
The Mutual Fund Show
Jim Strader
Show Schedule
Sports Schedule
Current Contests
Sign Up With 84WHAS
Edit Your Account
Contest Rules
WHAS Morning Team
Leland Conway
Terry Meiners
Sports Talk 84
Living Better With Cindi Sullivan
Great Outdoors
All Podcasts
Join us on Facebook
Contact Us
Events Calendar
Crusade For Children
Community Involvement
Advertise With Us
Danny Williams
Danny Williams
Singer Danny Williams earned the nickname "Britain's Johnny Mathis" for his smooth and stylish way with a ballad. All of his hits occurred in the U.K., with the exception of one, "White on White." The single landed in the Top 10 in the U.S. in 1964, but ironically it bombed in the U.K. A native of South Africa, the vocalist stepped to the forefront of his church choir at the age of six, when he was tapped as a soloist. By the age of 14, he competed for a spot in a production called Golden City Dixies, which was based in Johannesburg but set to tour England and other countries. Williams took top honors in the competition and started touring with the company. His next break came in 1959, when his performance caught the attention of Norman Newell, a producer. Before the year was over, Williams was part of the stable of artists at HMV Records and had put out "Tall a Tree," his debut single. He also appeared on television's Drumbeat. Several singles followed before Williams scored in a big way with "Moon River." His version of the song, which was crafted by Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer, soared to the top of the charts just two years after he started recording. The following year in the U.S., crooner Andy Williams put out his rendition of "Moon River," the theme to Breakfast at Tiffany's, and it was forever after identified with him.
Similar Artists
Johnny Mathis
Andy Williams
Neil Sedaka
Gene Pitney


text:
The gymnastic experts at Eagle's Wings Athletics's Allen, Prosper, and Anna locations aim to help their students build both physical skills and self-esteem. Instructors— many of whom boast competitive backgrounds and gymnastic championships—help children as young as 18 months develop motor skills in pre-school classes, preparing them for boy and girl programs. As students cartwheel into each new class level, their gymnastic teachers help them hone skills in Olympic events such as floor exercise, pommel horse, and the horizontal bar. Staff members can also teach kids to flip during trampoline and tumbling courses.
In addition to the standard class lineup, competitive opportunities take gymnastics and cheer teams to regional, national, and interdimensional competitions. Day camps attempt to build lifelong social skills through challenges in areas such as gymnastics and rock climbing. The camps also enlist 7th and 8th graders for its counselor training program to help them learn leadership skills.
A joint venture between a professional boxer and a team of successful kickboxing-equipment tycoons, Title Boxing Club maintains a network of dozens of studios spread across 19 different states, winning over a devoted clientele with its invigorating and engaging boxing- and kickboxing-themed classes. Each workout uses the heart-healthy exercise of cardio training to satisfy people's innate desire to punch and kick something other than a broken jukebox. Participants build lithe, strong muscle tissue by delivering powerful blows to punching bags, and build flexibility and agility by practicing roundhouse kicks and hooks. Students can build their core strength and endurance with medicine balls and burpees, enlist a qualified personal trainer to practice their newfound skills in the ring, or just torch calories during intense full-body Power Hour workouts.
CrossFit trainers draw from a virtual encyclopedia of exercises, though CrossFit FX TX's owner Dylan Gautreaux might have a few more than his average colleague. Throughout his career, he has acquired 13 fitness-instruction certifications, which he calls upon to demonstrate a variety of exercises that can cater to students of all walks of life. His business partner and wife, Melissa Gautreaux, teaches classes at the facility as well, and the couple has recruited a crew of four other trainers to maintain a six-day schedule, which can range from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Each trainer brings his or her own background and specialties to the table, but they all focus on the CrossFit model's dedication to functional movement. In doing so, they prepare bodies to excel at all the tasks they were evolutionarily meant to perform, whether it's running, crawling, climbing, or having better hair than Neanderthals.
At Fitness Together, getting fit involves getting focused and fired up to achieve. Here, certified personal trainers guide clients of all skill levels through motivating boot camps and exercise programs designed to meet goals loftier than a giraffe's basketball hoop. To help their charges torch calories and tone muscles as efficiently as possible, the trainers incorporate evidence-based training methods, such as intervals, tempos, and fartlek, into each fitness regimen.
Filled with cardio challenges and resistance training, workouts are ever changing and paired with nutrition tips that help the body to build lean muscle. In-studio or outdoor sessions take place in a private studio flush with energizing green walls and functional training tools such as medicine balls and kettlebells.
Inside The Jym's health and fitness studio, trainer and owner Jerome Davis helps clients of all athletic levels hone strength, endurance, and coordination with intense boxing workouts. Davis boasts more than 30 years of experience in amateur and professional boxing and a personal-trainer certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. His bare-bones facility houses a variety of simple equipment on which patrons perform strength and cardio exercises before applying their strength in more interactive ways. To hone skills, trainees work with Davis in the ring or confront shadowy demons by jabbing and hugging the gym's collection of emotionless punching bags.


text:
Quick Jump Daily Digest
Thank you for your interest in the Quick Jump Daily Digest. Get notified of all new content on QJ in our free Daily Digest. To subscribe, enter your email address below and click the subscribe button.
Rainbow Six Vegas: PSP and PC packshots |
Listed in: PSP, PC Gaming Tags: Ubisoft
Ubisoft has just released the official PSP and PC packshots for the Tom Clancy-based game, and I dunno if it's just me, or does the person on the cover start to look like Tom Hanks if you stare at him long enough? Weird.
Anyway, if you haven't been reading up on the game, here's a brief rundown of what's in store for your handhelds when R6 Vegas hits the shelves:
- Tag-Team Gameplay
- Tactical Observation
- Take Cover
- Tailored Control System
- Unlockable Content
- Terrorist Hunt Mode
- Multiplayer via wireless (Ad- Hoc) or online play (Infrastructure) in Survival and Team Survival multiplayer modes.
But like its console brethren, R6 for the PC will also have the following key game features:
- New Leader and Team - Logan Keller (recon expert), Michael Walter (heavy weapons and demolition expert), Jung Park (Long range and electronics specialist)
- Special Order Location
- Observe - Plan - Assault
- Customizable Multiplayer Experience
- Advanced AI
- Real-Time Immersion
This story sucks? This story rocks! |
2006-11-14 10:40
the date is wrong! the psp verison comes out Dec 8 2006 and Pc verison Nov 28 2006.
Syphon Style!!! —
2006-11-14 11:10
This game i gonna be so hot..It looks like Syphon but better graphics *drools*
release dates —
2006-11-14 11:43
sorry for the error... +( article will be modified. thanks for bringing it up Stan Smith. +p


text:
2005 Volkswagen Jetta Sedan
User Reviews
There are 15 user reviews for the GLS TDI trim shown below
- Pros
- The most advanced diesel car I've ever driven
- Cons
- no traction control, economy car suspension...vw
I grew up driving German diesels and the evolution of the technology and its distribution to the masses is truly amazing. This diesel although not breaking any land speed records is by far adequate for the common driver and it can be fun to drive. With some performance modifications it could run with other gasoline cars in its size class. I'm still impressed how easily this diesel accelerates to 85 mph, and accelerates from 60!
But lets get down to the real reasons ... I get 42 mpg like clockwork, why less than others? Cause the only time my foot ever leaves the floor is when I'm shifting. I'm satisfied with my decision to buy this vehicle and I hope that we may have a long and inexpensive relationship.20 out of 23 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful to you?


text:
The Gas focused Award will recognise the most original idea ready for implementation in the MENA region, presenting practices that have both an environmental benefit (flare reduction, efficiency improvement) and through this a measurable "green growth" impact, i.e. making more gas available through better use, better resource use, conversion efficiency, etc., while developing product concepts as part of sustainable whole systems.
The idea does not have to be implemented already but could be at a conceptual stage; it can capture the knowledge and the newest gas findings of the Research and Development department. Presented projects should show radical and creative thinking and advanced levels of environmental awareness.
1. Company's policy introduction
2. Technology put in place to optimize fuel use
3. Zero gas flaring initiative
4. Equipment efficiency and demand-side management
5. Better use of water and other resources


text:
Thank you!
Over 600 employees attended the 2nd Annual Employee Wellness Event on 10/8 and were able to visit with campus partners, participate in wellness demonstrations, receive health screenings, sample healthful snacks, and be entered into some great prizes! All of the winners have been notified. See here for the recipes of the highly popular healthful snacks served at the event.
Register for Winter FLIP Classes!
Are you looking for a way to stay fit during the long, cold winter months? Or do you want to try a new workout routine to add to your fitness regimen? The Fitness and Lifestyle Improvement (FLIP) classes offered by Dartmouth Athletics is a great way to stay active and have fun through the winter months. The schedule for the winter classes is now up and you can find it here. From "Pilates for beginners" to "Total Body Circuit," there are classes for all levels of experience. You can choose from a morning Aerobic Deep Water Condition class, a lunchtime spinning class, an evening Zumba class, and many more to fit your schedule. Registration starts on Monday, December 9th, at 8 am. You can register online or in person in Room 167 (Alumni Gym) from 8 am - 12 pm and 1 pm - 4:30 pm. For more information on registration guidelines and to register, please visit the FLIP website.
If you are a College employee on one of the Dartmouth sponsored CIGNA health plans and attend the classes 2 times a week for 10 weeks you will also be eligible for up to $200 reimbursement through CIGNA. For more information on the reimbursement, please see here.
Call 646-1165 or email them at firstname.lastname@example.com
Dartmouth's Faculty and Employee Assistance Program (F/EAP) provides a FREE and CONFIDENTIAL assessment. Professionals are ready to help you or your family with personal or job-related challenges, counseling or referring you as needed.
We are located in the Nugget Arcade Building, 53 South Main Street (Suite 204), Hanover, NH. From the Green, (intersection of Main Street and Wheelock Street), proceed south on Main Street toward downtown. The arcade will be on the right side of the road just south of the intersection of Lebanon Street and Main Street. Enter the arcade through the door next to Amidon Jewelers. Once inside proceed to the elevator or stairway on the right hand side. Go to the second floor, and from the stairwell or the elevator, turn right in the foyer,and then another right at the hallway.


text:
Politics. Wisconsin. Bringing It All Back Home.
6,000 Bullets
From the New York Times:
Senator Ron Johnson, the Tea Party favorite from Wisconsin, spoke for the Republican Party (and many Democrats) when he said that limiting high-capacity magazines would infringe on a basic right. "When you try and do it, you restrict our freedom," he said on "Fox News Sunday."
Freedom to do what, precisely? To fire off 100 rounds without reloading?
- trollny-stark reblogged this from wisconsinforward
- pastrytramp likes this
- herblondness likes this
- wisconsinforward posted this


text:
Los Angeles News
Motorcyclist killed in 10 Freeway accident near San Dimas
Monday, September 09, 2013
SAN DIMAS, Calif. (KABC) -- A motorcyclist was killed in an accident involving a big rig on the westbound 10 Freeway near San Dimas on Monday.
The accident happened shortly before 4:30 a.m. The motorcyclist was down under the big rig, and was later pronounced dead.
All lanes were fully reopened by about 7:10 a.m. At one point, the accident prompted a full closure of the freeway. Lanes gradually reopened, but caused a heavy backup out of Ontario.
(Copyright ©2013 KABC-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)
traffic delay, accident, los angeles news
- Nelson Mandela dies in South Africa at age 95
- IE domestic-violence murder suspect at large
- Girl killed while walking in IE crosswalk
- New cold front to bring chance of rain, snow
- Los Angeles Co. social workers go on strike
- 4 local brothers are all members of LAPD
- Montebello remains are not human - coroner
- UCSB meningitis: Student's legs amputated
- US teacher shot dead in Libya's Benghazi
- abcnews: Teen saved after swallowing magnets
- 2015 Ford Mustang still has plenty of muscle
- Over 2 million Internet accounts hacked
- Man arrested in Paul Walker wreckage theft
- OTRC: Keri Russell, husband Shane Deary separate
Most Popular
Most Viewed StoriesMost Viewed Photos
- abc7.com home
- Site Map
- Advertise with Us
- Contact Us
- Online Public Inspection File
- Technical Help
- ABC.com
- ABCNews.com
- Privacy Policy
- Interest-Based Ads
- Safety Information for this site
- Terms of Use
- Updated Terms of Use
- Copyright ©2013 ABC Inc., KABC-TV/DT Los Angeles, CA. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Hotel Chabrol Opera46 Rue De Chabrol, 10. Gare du Nord - Gare de l'Est, 75010 Paris (Show map)
Score from 596 reviews
strategy location
The staff were always very nice and polite with us! They all speak english. The room is little but for us it wasn´t a problem since we just wanted a room to sleep and take a shower! I would definetely stay again at the Chabrol Opera. The area is very quiet and residential! I love it!
Rio de Janeiro
very clean, pleasant staff, nice neighborhood, close to metro station. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
Praha 4
Just one minute walk from Poissoniere metro station and 5 minutes walk from La Gare du Nord.
Bassano del Grappa
good location near metropolitain station and two railway stations calm, clean, not big and cozy room on the top good hotel for this price with nice staff, everybody are ready to help with any questions
Excellent location 1 minute walking to the station "poissoniere" Amazing cozy clean rooms I would stay there at my next trip!
quite spacy for Paris clean and new (room and also bathroom) adequate breakfast
Praha 4
staff was very nice. Cleanliness Bed was good
cesson sévigné
Good location, clean
Very good location, friendly staff, good breakfast. Very suitable for a short visit in Paris.
Hotel Chabrol Opera is located between the Gare du Nord and Gare de L'Est train stations and close to the Montmartre district. It offers rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Each room at Hotel Chabrol comes with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a telephone. Bathrooms have either a bathtub or shower. A buffet breakfast is served daily at Hotel Chabrol. Guests can enjoy breakfast in their room upon request. A vending machine is also at the disposal of guests. Poisonnière Metro Station is 175 yards away, providing direct access to the Opera and the Louvre Museum. The hotel is one mile from the Sacre Cœur and one mile from the famous Moulin Rouge. Hotel Rooms: 26 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 12 at 12:31 PM from the United Kingdom.
ActivitiesNewspapers Food & DrinkBreakfast in the Room InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPublic parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not possible) and costs EUR 13 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Vending Machine (Drinks) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Safe, Heating, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private) Languages spokenItalian, French, Spanish, English, Arabic Check-inFrom 1:00 PM Check-outUntil 11:30 AM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:7.6
Based on 596 reviews Guest reviews are written by our customers after their stay at Hotel Chabrol Opera. |
Score breakdown
Score Filter |
strategy location
the lift is only enough for 2 pax and 2 luggages.
The staff were always very nice and polite with us! They all speak english. The room is little but for us it wasn´t a problem since we just wanted a room to sleep and take a shower! I would definetely stay again at the Chabrol Opera. The area is very quiet and residential! I love it!
+Good use of space in room and cosy comfortable beds +Only a couple of minutes from underground +In a busy area but road is quiet so not disturbed +Lots of restaurants and shops nearby - easy to get breakfast +Within walking distance of one of the main shopping areas +Very clean +Very helpful staff
-There is a lift to all floors but this stops at half levels so always stairs to get to the bedrooms. This was not an issue for us but may be for others. -Rooms are a little small. Again this wasn't an issue for us and it is a reasonably priced hotel in central Paris so is to be expected.
very clean, pleasant staff, nice neighborhood, close to metro station. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
Just one minute walk from Poissoniere metro station and 5 minutes walk from La Gare du Nord.
Wi-fi little bit slow and on second floor sometimes at night you can hear the metro (for sure on 3d floor this rumor completely disappears).
good location near metropolitain station and two railway stations calm, clean, not big and cozy room on the top good hotel for this price with nice staff, everybody are ready to help with any questions
safe deposit box didnät work and wasn't repaired. internet connection is not strong and sometimes it lost very strange message in the room that eating inside is prohibited and all the food will be destroyed:) during check-in you will get a TV remote and should return it after check-out (I have never met such things before).
Excellent location 1 minute walking to the station "poissoniere" Amazing cozy clean rooms I would stay there at my next trip!
quite spacy for Paris clean and new (room and also bathroom) adequate breakfast
the toilet´s doors were clingy (you could not close the door properly)
staff was very nice. Cleanliness Bed was good
unfortunately the door of the bathroom was out of order.
Good location, clean
No fridge in room, breakfast was expensive, wifi poor and room needed maintainer- toilet seat was not hinged (attached) shower leaked into the room on the floor
Very good location, friendly staff, good breakfast. Very suitable for a short visit in Paris.
Single room was more than compact with an even smaller shower room about the size of a budget airline toilet so if you larger than a medium dress-size make sure you don't take room 204! NOT the best value for money in Paris for sure!
Excellent location, clean rooms, daily room keeping
Very small triple room (could barely move), shower/toilet is not properly isolated from the rest of the room (sliding door with glass) - you wake up the whole room if you use the toilet and you don't have much privacy inside!
Clean hotel. It looks like it had been newly renovated close to Gare du Nord. Friendly staff.
The pillow was too soft and I got a neck ache from it.
Location is perfect, nearby Gare du Nord. The room at the top floor (602) is pretty large. Breakfast was good, enough choice!
Carpet had dirty spots, some lights and tiling were broken/damaged.
great value for money
room was too small
I was pleasantly surprised by Hotel Opera Chambrol! It was located in a typical Parisian neighborhood, close to Gare du Nord and the Metro. We had a room on the 5th floor, with a bit of a view of the very Parisian street. Very clean, modern plumbing, OK breakfast and generally very pleasing. Staff spoke English and were very helpful. Very good value! I would stay here again!
Location is very good. It is a 10 mins walk from Gare Du Nord and 100m walk from the nearest metro station Poissonniere (Line 7). There is no kettle in the room but one can always get hot water from the breakfast room. The room rate is affordable.
The triple room has three beds, but it is small. It was very hot when we were in Paris, so we slept with the windows opened, and it was noisy.
Friendly welcome from the staff, clean and well designed room
* great location, close to the centre but far from all the crowd and noise * gorgeous room, exactly like on the photos * the most comfortable beds I've slept in * towels changed every day * spacious shower Easily one of the best places we've stayed in.
* slight odour in the bathroom * there was a little space between the door to the bathroom and the wall left when we slided it closed; made us a bit uneasy to use the toilet or shower
The room was modern and maintained during the stay. The front desk staff provided assistance with all requests and were always helpful and friendly. A wide variety of places to eat and to purchase food from supermarkets. Transport availability for all modes of travel was easily accessible.
The garbage trucks that travel up the street every morning. For a back street, it was disappointing.
It's very clean in here. The girls at the reception always smile.
We had a horrible room on the ground floor. Bunker without normal window, but there was a hatch in the ceiling. When it is opened, guests who live on the upper floors can look at you in your room, the hatch is located just above the bed. Mobile phone did not work in the bunker - no service.The recent repair was made in the room, and it was made by an idiot. Huge sink hangs over the toilet bowl, which is very inconvenient. Shower is without special floor, there were only glass doors unable to hold water. After five minutes of taking a shower bathroom is flooded. Traces of floods can be seen on the doors. The sliding bathroom door cannot close completely, because it's swollen after floods. If are you going to stay in "Chabrol Opera", you must require a confirmation during the booking that you wouldn't be settled on the ground floor. Note that there are three such rooms! And if you don't get this confirmation, look for another hotel.
The places was very clean and the location very good in terms of being close to the tube and bus stations. And good price since I found Paris very expensive.
The area is not the best since it's close to two big stations but it's a fair price plus to can get everywhere from Gare Du Nord and Gare Del Este. People from the hotel recommended us a shuttle bus to the airport, which we paid 18 euros each, I have to say it was terrible, we got stuck on traffic and we got really late, the driven was a mess and didn't want tell us what was going on. They should pick up earlier so you don't have to suffer thinking you are going to loose your flight, terrible service
reception was good and the room + bathroom were confy we had to big windows to the street but they're soundproof which helps. Near Paris du nord and bus services to all areas n touristic sites.
no aircon, in the summer it could be a problem, they have a standing fan in the room though. the area around is quite rough at night be aware of troublemakers paris has become way to dangerous...
braekfast is very very expensive and not yummy !reception is very mean。
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Mercure Paris Terminus NordMercure Paris Terminus Nord is across from Gare du Nord Train and Metro Station in central Paris.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 13:12 from $81 |
Holiday Inn Gare de l'EstThis Holiday Inn Hotel is across from Gare de l'Est Train and Metro Station, which provides direct access to attractions such as Saint-Michel and the Latin Quarter.Most recent booking for this hotel was 18 minutes ago from $88 |
Hotel Gare Du NordIn central Paris, this hotel is across from Gare du Nord Train Station. It provides a 24-hour front desk with a tour desk and has air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi access.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 11:04 from $95 |


text:
- December 8, 2010
- 6:16 p.m.
- Suggest removal
- Reply to this post
Mshaw0130 writes:
Mayo needs to start and accumulate minutes playing and not standing around.Mark from W.V.
Want to participate in the conversation? Become a subscriber today. Subscribers can read and comment on any story, anytime. Non-subscribers will only be able to view comments on select stories.


text:
To guarantee this part fits your vehicle, click here. If it doesn't fit your vehicle, we'll recommend similar products.
Our Advantage
Need Help?
Compare Related Products
view image gallery
Replacement S100107Q Headlight - Clear lens, OE comparable, OE comparable, Composite, CAPA; DOT, SAE compliant, Direct fit, With bulb(s)
Part #: S100107Q | Mfr #: S100107Q
In Stock
Ships out in 1-2 business days
Ships out in 1-2 business days
- Low Price Guarantee
Be the first to write a review.
- Overview
- Extended Warranty
- Related Products
- Location: Passenger Side
- Design: OE comparable
- Type: Composite
- Color/Finish: Clear lens
- Product Fit: Direct fit
- Quantity Sold: Sold individually
- Bulb Included: With bulb(s)
- Light Source: Halogen
- Wiring Harness Included: Without wiring harness
- Vehicle Body Type: Sedan
- Style: OE comparable
- Anticipated Ship Out Time: 1-2 business days
- Beam: Low and high beam
- Certification: CAPA; DOT, SAE compliant
- Notes: Combination style
- Replaces OE Number: 15919400
- Replaces Partslink Number: GM2503231C
- Warranty: 1-year, unlimited-mileage warranty


text:
Fish complaints
MARINE Management Organisation (MMO) inspectors have been criticised at a meeting of the Isles of Scilly Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority for opening mainland-bound boxes containing fish catches on St Mary's quay.
A complaint from another source has been received by the council chairman.
Robert Francis, chairman of the Fishermen's Association, which represents commercial operators, told the meeting such a practice could adversely affect the condition of the fish and said any inspection should take place before packing.
Fantastic offer at Swanson Ford, Newton Abbot. 3 Years FREE Servicing and 5 Years Warranty available on your BRAND NEW FORD FIESTA with the AWARD WINNING ECOBOOST ENGINE!!!
Terms: Limited stock available. Only whilst stock lasts
Contact: 01626 240583
Valid until: Tuesday, December 24 2013


text:
Browse our mobile site for the best experience on your device.
Minnesota's Country Station
Listen to K102
Follow @k102
On Air
On Air Schedule
K102 Wakeup Crew
Amy James
JD Greene
Adam West
Jami Austin
Patrick Knight
----- Podcasts -----
Two Chicks and Some Wine
Artist Interviews
Donna's Dirt
Wakeup Crew - In Case You Missed It
Most Recently Played
Concert Calendar
Local 'N Live
Boots On The Ground
----- K102 Country Club -----
Country Club Sign-up
Country Club Benefits
Country Club Edit Profile
What's Trending
Music News
Heart Beat
Entertainment News
Nascar News
Sports News
Political News
National News
Weird News
Viral Videos
Contact Us
Station Events
Community Events
K102 Country Store
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Job Openings
Recruitment Alert
Advertise With Us
Listen on iHeartRadio
Friend & Lover
Friend & Lover
Jim Post was a member of a Canadian folk group called the Rum Runners when he met Cathy Conn, who was part of a dance company appearing at the same state fair that he was playing. She gave up dancing and married Post, and he taught her enough about singing so that the two made a credible duo on stage. They lacked Ian & Sylvia's delicate interweaving of voices, but Conn could really belt out a chorus, and Post had a pleasing tenor. Billing themselves as Friend & Lover, they played clubs while developing a sound and a repertory, and cut their debut single, "If Tomorrow," produced by Joe South, for ABC-Paramount. It failed to chart, and though they were good enough to rate support act status with the Buckinghams and even Cream, the duo seemed to be going nowhere until Jerry Schoenbaum, the head of MGM/Verve, became impressed with Post's song "Reach Out of the Darkness." An upbeat, ebullient song that crossed midway between Spanky & Our Gang and the early Jefferson Airplane, it was ideal for the summer of 1968, a point when the last, lingering glow of the previous year's psychedelic summer was still visible' if only through eyes clouded by nostalgic longing amid the worsening political strife of the period. The song itself was a distant cousin to the Byrds' "Renaissance Fair," David Crosby's stunningly beautiful musical memory of the first San Francisco Be-In; in this case, the inspiration was Post's having attended a love-in in New York City, and the sense of freedom that was in the air. The record struck a responsive chord, making number ten on the national charts, but the duo was never able to follow it up with any success, despite two singles and an LP issued in their wake. They played out their Verve contract, losing a lucrative offer from Columbia Records in the process when Verve wouldn't let them go, and then moved to Cadet Records as Jim & Cathy. The couple later divorced, ending the duo's history, and Post has since recorded for a multitude of labels and ventured into playwriting and theatrical production. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
Similar Artists
Spanky & Our Gang
Bee Gees
The Cyrkle
Jefferson Airplane
The Mamas & the Papas
The 5th Dimension


text:
Hokkaido Restaurants
- Overview
- Places to Explore
- Sights
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Entertainment
- Shopping
- Travel Tips
- Features
- Fodor's Choice
- Deals
- Japanese Phrases
Shiretoko Tabi no Eki (Shiretoko Station of Journey)
Shiretoko Tabi no Eki (Shiretoko Station of Journey) Review
This bustling village eatery serves steaming crab curry, golden sea urchin on rice, and anything else they can make out of the morning's catch. They often give customers free crab legs to suck on while they wait. It's by the entrance to the harbor next to the Shiretoko Grand Hotel; picture menus are available for easy ordering.
- Address: Utoro Higashi 151, Shari Shiretoko National Park, 099-4355
- Phone: 0152/24–2910
- Location: Shiretoko National Park
Contact Information
- No credit cards.
Restaurant Details
Fodor's Trip Planning Ideas
- Fodor's 100 Hotel Awards: Check out the winners of 2013
- Weekend Getaways: Fodor's Recommends the Best Weekend Escapes in the US
- Great American Vacation: Find Your Next U.S. Trip with Fodor's
- 80 Degrees: Fodor's Helps You Find Your Best Beach Vacation Spots
- Best of Europe: Fodor's Picks the Best Places to Visit in Europe
· Forums Trip Reports
DH and I spent 3 weeks in Japan from Nov.1-Noiv. 22. By way of introduction, we are both retired, and have traveled extensively over the past 40 years, sometimes on tours and sometimes on our own. With Read more
This was our first trip to Japan. Read more
·Japan Forum
We have decided to book a flight to japan for next September using miles before uniteds mileage increase kicks in. Read more
· News & Features
From milk and cookies to a full-on Christmas tree (with the option to decorate it yourself), hotels are... Read more
Restaurants, News
As 2013 comes to a close, there's no slowing down for the Bay Area's restaurant scene.... Read more
Cruises, News
Visit the mysterious Land of the Golden Pagodas—Myanmar—with AmaWaterways, starting in Novembe... Read more


text:
Take the weather with me:
The next phase of Winter Storm Cleon will bring a major ice storm to parts of the Southern Plains,...
Freezing Rain
Icy conditions with periods of freezing rain. Significant icing likely. High 31F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph.
Overcast. Near record low temperatures. Low 17F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.
Change Map


text:
Sign Up for the Atlanta Business Chronicle Afternoon Edition Newsletter
Send this story to a friend
Auto industry rebound helps Hughes gear up
- Urvaksh Karkaria
- Staff Writer- Atlanta Business Chronicle
- Email | Twitter | Google+ | LinkedIn
Hughes Telematics Inc. plans to add more than 200 jobs as the company applies its connectivity technology to new markets.
The OnStar competitor offers emergency services and remote vehicle diagnostics for wireless fleet vehicle management. Hughes Telematics, which has partnerships with Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen and Nissan, offers automatic crash notification services, and mobile apps that help customers locate their vehicles and access diagnostic information.
There are about 300 million cars in the United States and 45 percent of all new cars sold have in-built connectivity services, Hughes Telematics Senior Vice President Kevin Link said.
"By 2016, we believe all cars will be connected," Link said.
A resurgent auto industry helped Hughes Telematics increase its revenues by 33 percent this year. Last year, revenues grew by more than 50 percent from the prior year.
To keep pace with growth, Hughes Telematics is bulking up its product development work force in Atlanta, hiring software developers, network architects and electrical engineers.
The company, which occupies about 73,000 square feet in a Central Perimeter office tower, plans to lease an additional 25,000 square feet.
In June, Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) acquired Hughes Telematics for $612 million, lured by the Atlanta company's technology platform. For now, Verizon is taking a hands-off approach and Hughes Telematics remains based in Atlanta.
"They're great about letting us do what we do best," Link said.
Hughes Telematics' business road map includes diversifying into multiple markets.
The company hopes to apply its telematics technology to the machine-to-machine (M2M) market.
Urvaksh Karkaria covers Technology and Health Care
If you are commenting using a Facebook account, your profile information may be displayed with your comment depending on your privacy settings. By leaving the 'Post to Facebook' box selected, your comment will be published to your Facebook profile in addition to the space below.
Most Popular
- Most popular
- Emailed
- Mobile
- Snapshot: Thousands of flights canceled + Bowl game matchups
- Intercontinental Finance chief to step down
- 25th Annual Peach Drop gets nutty sponsor
- SunTrust to divest RidgeWorth Capital Management
- A look back at Nelson Mandela's 1990 Atlanta trip (PHOTO GALLERY)
- Real estate veteran Nash joins Avison Young
- MailChimp joins techies at Ponce City Market
- Fmr. DeKalb Schools head gets prison time in construction scheme
- What if Steve Jobs had developed housing?
- Snapshot: 15 Mandela quotes + FB acquisition talks + McCann now No. 34
- Manager 693 Consulting Services Corporate Risk Solutions, Inc. | USA-HQ in Lenexa, KS - Opportunities Across the US
- SENIOR NERC 693 CONSULTANT Corporate Risk Solutions, Inc. | USA-HQ in Lenexa, KS - Opportunities Across the US
- Careers at Verizon Wireless Verizon Wireless | Local Opportunities
- Senior Cyber Security Consultant Corporate Risk Solutions, Inc. | USA-HQ in Lenexa, KS - Opportunities Across the US
- Inside Sales Specialist American Board | Atlanta, GA


text:
- February 25, 2013
- 12:26 a.m.
- Suggest removal
- Reply to this post
Flipper writes:
Love you Father, I'm glad your not hurting anymore. We will miss you but are glad you are with God and your family.
Want to participate in the conversation? Become a subscriber today. Subscribers can read and comment on any story, anytime. Non-subscribers will only be able to view comments on select stories.


text:
Skeleton thought to be Etruscan warrior prince is actually a warrior princess
Prehistoric cave prints show most early artists were women
so what feminists have been saying for years and years is true. women have always been involved in hunting, have been warriors and have made art. women have been inventors and made great discoveries… and women experts are finally breaking through the sexism to get the facts heard.
"But bone analysis revealed the prince holding the lance was actually a 35- to 40-year-old woman, whereas the second skeleton belonged to a man.
Given that, what do archaeologists make of the spear?
"The spear, most likely, was placed as a symbol of union between the two deceased," Mandolesi told Viterbo News 24 on Sept. 26.
Weingarten doesn't believe the symbol of unity explanation. Instead, she thinks the spear shows the woman's high status.
Their explanation is "highly unlikely," Weingarten told LiveScience. "She was buried with it next to her, not him."
Gendered assumptions
The mix-up highlights just how easily both modern and old biases can color the interpretation of ancient graves.
In this instance, the lifestyles of the ancient Greeks and Romans may have skewed the view of the tomb. Whereas Greek women were cloistered away, Etruscan women, according to Greek historian Theopompus, were more carefree, working out, lounging nude, drinking freely, consorting with many men and raising children who did not know their fathers' identities.
Instead of using objects found in a grave to interpret the sites, archaeologists should first rely on bone analysis or other sophisticated techniques before rushing to conclusions, Weingarten said.
"Until very recently, and sadly still in some countries, sex determination is based on grave goods. And that, in turn, is based almost entirely on our preconceptions. A clear illustration is jewelry: We associate jewelry with women, but that is nonsense in much of the ancient world," Weingarten said. "Guys liked bling, too.""
had prints are cave-art signatures…
"This is a surprise, since most archaeologists have assumed it was men who had been making the cave art. One interpretation is that early humans painted animals to influence the presence and fate of real animals that they'd find on their hunt, and it's widely accepted that it was the men who found and killed dinner.
But a new study indicates that the majority of handprints found near cave art were made by women, based on their overall size and relative lengths of their fingers.
"The assumption that most people made was it had something to do with hunting magic," Penn State archaeologist Dean Snow, who has been scrutinizing hand prints for a decade, told NBC News. The new work challenges the theory that it was mostly men, who hunted, that made those first creative marks.
Another reason we thought it was men all along? Male archeologists from modern society where gender roles are rigid and well-defined — they found the art. "[M]ale archaeologists were doing the work," Snow said, and it's possible that "had something to do with it." "
I can't stop giggling over how DESPERATE male archelogists are to try and make up some bullshit to explain away the idea of women being warriors and hunters in the past
(via lostinhistory)
Source: di-siorc
Republicans made a fake Obamacare site that tries to trick Californians with GOP talking points.
(via bapgeek)
Source: think-progress
Nearly killed myself by putting the car in drive instead of reverse.
Commencing panic attack.
"From what I've seen, your funny little happy-go-lucky little life leaves devastation in its wake. Always moving on because you dare not look back. Playing with so many people's lives, you might as well be a god. And you're right, Doctor. You're absolutely right. Sometimes… you let one go."
Source: solthree
Black female professor reprimanded for pointing out existence of structural racism to white male students | The Raw Story
A faculty member at Minneapolis Community and Technical College, Shannon Gibney, received a formal reprimand for her handling of a discussion about structural racism in her Introduction to Mass Communication course.
According to Gibney inan interview with City College News, a white male student asked her, "Why do we have to talk about this in every class? Why do we have to talk about this?"
She claims she was shocked, because "[h]is whole demeanor was very defensive. He was taking it personally. I tried to explain, of course, in a reasonable manner — as reasonable as I could given the fact that I was being interrupted and put on the spot in the middle of class — that this is unfortunately the context of 21st century America."
Gibney says another white male student followed the first, saying "Yeah, I don't get this either. It's like people are trying to say that white men are always the villains, the bad guys. Why do we have to say this?"
When Gibney attempted, again, to inform the students that they were mistaking a systemic critique for a personal attack, the students continued to argue. Eventually, she told them that "if you're really upset, feel free to go down to legal affairs and file a racial harassment discrimination complaint." This is exactly what they did.
Gibney is familiar with white male students taking discussions about structural racism as personal attacks, as it has happened before: ina 2009 incident, an editor of the school newspaper took offense at a similar discussion. In both that case and this one, Gibney received an official reprimand. After the latest accusation, the Vice President of Academic Affairs appended a letter to her file, in which he said he found it "it troubling that the manner in which you led a discussion on the very important topic of of structural racism alienated two students who may have been most in need of learning about this subject."
"While I believe it was your intention to discuss structural racism generally," he continued, "it was inappropriate for you to single out white male students in class. Your actions in [targeting] select students based on their race and gender caused them embarrassment and created a hostile learning environment."
Gibney told lawyers at an investigatory meeting for an anti-discrimination lawsuit she and six other professors are filling against MCTC that the vice president's words "have helped those three white male students succeed in undermining my authority as one of the few remaining black female professors here."
There's a lot of irony in this story. In the students' subsequent freak out about feeling "singled out" about structural racism they went over her head and tried to get the professor fired…indicating structural racism.
"Let me tell you something about privilege. It's so intoxicating you can convince yourself you don't have it." - Goldie Taylor
(via glossylalia)
Source: invisiblelad
This pretty baby just turned up at my doorstep.
Hello gorgeous.
No more excuses.
I will forever reblog this
It's sort of horrifying that we all know what they're talking about without them really saying it.. that it's become that much of a norm in our society that we just know.
(via lorettalove)
Source: catherinedeneuev
Source: santathetimelord


text:
Hello A3 members, just visting from the B6 A4 section to ask a quick question.
I saw a photo of a custom Golf pick-up from Ultimate Dubs last weekend, I loved it. Got me wondering if anyone's ever done it to an A3/S3?
Here's my 2 minute photoshop effort...
No plans to even attempt it unless I happen to find a cheap A3 on ebay that's landed on it's roof, lol. But there is something kind of appealing about it, right? Or am I completely alone on this one?
(Sorry for chopping the roof off one of your lovely cars)
Here's the real-life golf...
More photos's on Fifteen52's facebook: fifteen52 | Facebook


text:
Users Online Now:
Who's On?
Visitors Today:
Pageviews Today:
Threads Today:
Posts Today:
Join Our:
Donate To GLP
Adv. Search
Back to Forum
Back to Thread
Message Subject
The field of HUMAN INTERACTION
Poster Handle
Jonny Blaze
Post Content
Transitioning awareness from unconscious and subconscious to conscious cognition all revolves around electrophoresis and getting those synapses to fire in places they've rarely touched before. It's just
the ability to remotely induce a trance or waking dreamlike state
In dreams all manner of impossible things are possible, so the trick to consolidating any of these absurd abilities in reality is as simple as having a djinn on tap to fulfill all your wishes and blur the line between truth and fiction.
Sadly, damn near all the dropouts work in advertising or marketing now. It's a terrible waste of their potentials, but nothing if not understandable. They're only trying to save their own hides. Magicians have a tendency to get burned at the stake rather than venerated for their gifts, so I can't say I blame everyone else for selling out to the highest bidder.
I think you lost me at the "having a djinn on tap" part...but it was good up until then.
The ability to access an altered field state (meditative state) while coherent and AWAKE....in my opinion is key to this...
No djinn needed...I think it's natural, though most attribute it as special given ability in some cases because of weird experiences...same reason people explain ghosts, and other kind of "entities"...stuff projected BY their own mind perhaps?
Gets too freaky real so a detour into something that keeps it just within "accepted reality threshold" occurs...hence the veering into careers that support rather than inhibit it...
Interesting...have to think more on that.
Reminds me of this:
"Warriors know that when an average person's inventory fails, the person either enlarges his inventory or his world of self-reflection collapses. The average person is able to incorporate new items into his inventory if the new items don't contradict the inventory's underlying order. But if the items contradict that order, the person's mind collapses. The inventory is the mind. Warriors count on this when they attempt to break the mirror of self-reflection."
Please verify you're human:
Reason for copyright violation:
Researchers show possibility of cloning quantum information from the past
Electrical Brain Stimulation May Evoke a Person's 'Will to Persevere'
Army Officer Wants You Disarmed: "We Will Pry Your Gun from Your Cold, Dead Fingers"
Pilot says.." Chemtrails are a necessary EVIL..?"
Getting Ready for the Big One: February 2014
Huge Push On To Start Tracking Our Children With Smart Technology
What the Media is Not Telling You About Future Lead Ammo Shortages
Mental Health – The Next Gun Rights Assault
Half-baked: Gov't Restricts Homemade Cookie Sales
The Banksters are now Setting up The Crash of 2016
CPS Nabs Teenager Because She Was Hanging Out With Black People
Microsoft Mood Bra to Help Women with Emotional Pigouts
Child Suspended From School For Miming Shooting An Arrow
Congress Proposes Almost Doubling Federal Gasoline Tax
More men speaking in girls' 'dialect', study shows
NSA Claims Collecting Cellphone Location Data Is Legal Under Executive Order — From 1981
Planned Parenthood Behind Massive Obamacare Push (Video)
Does smoking pot cause man boobs?
School bans Christmas trees, kids from wearing Christmas colors and saying Merry Christmas
Mystery 'alien-like creature' seen in Bristol harbour
Satanists test Oklahoma's religious freedoms by offering monument
The Case For Impeachment is Undeniable
McDonald's advises workers protesting low wages how to tip 'golf pro' and 'dock attendant'
Horrific Consequences: "People Don't Understand the Scale of the Emergency That's Going On Right Now"
Record Number Of Volcano Eruptions In 2013 – Is Catastrophic Global Cooling Dead Ahead?


text: A man who won the 2000 election on questionable grounds, then listened way too much to his cronies who he appointed to all the good positions. They told him that he should invade Iraq after about a month in Afghanistan because they secretly knew their oil stocks would sky rocket. He used scare tactics to win the 2004 vote, although John Kerry was not a good cadidate either. On a totally non-political basis, the man is wrecking America, whether or not he's smart enough to realize it. He's basically taken the United States and made it a bunch of beaurocratic red-tape bullshit because he doesn't understand that you can cover your ass with a Cold-War style CIA-cover up. He thinks you need to horseshit your way through life with half-truths instead of just not telling anybody anything. The path of the US in the future doesn't look too bright anymore.


text:
Houzz is the new way to design your home.
39,410 mudroom organization Home Design Photos
Search Tips:
To search for all words in exact order, you can use quotes around the term.
Example: "mudroom organization"
To search for all words in any order, add "+" before each word.
Example: +mudroom +organization
Barenz Builders
love bench in front of enclosed cabinets and mirror in mudroom
office/organizing space - out of sight
Good idea to have bench to sit on whole taking off/putting on shoes in mudroom
bathroom off mudroom
connected to mudroom
end of mudroom...Mudroom 6...from mudroom...Mudroom cabinets
the closet — julie7399
Northern Virginia's Kitchen & Bath Specialist for 35 Years
For 35 years, the clients of Courthouse Kitchens & Baths have been getting style for their homes with our gorgeous kitchen & bathroom designs and entire home remodeling expertise.
HighCraft Builders
another combination locker and bench idea, in a nice finished wood, rather than painted white — Sandy Hindy
Charlie Simmons - Charlie & Co. Design, Ltd.
Mud Room
mudroom - floor is golden white quartzite versa
steps when garage at mudroom level
organization of mud room
scheme for mudroom...mudroom floors...mudroom styel...mudroom floor slate
ladder — ehunt1111
Lands End Development - Designers & Builders
Interior Entry
mudroom I like the simple bench with hooks and no drawers
stairway -- it's an inexpensive way to do back stair rail maybe, but getter for outside. The bench with hooks is the way most people do a mudroom; okay for part of
PERFECT mudroom/landing space
another idea for mudroom bench
mudroom bench and staircase
coat rack/organizer
Stair rail — drewbio
Kimberley Bryan
Photo credit: Kimberley Bryan © 2013 Houzz
Cool idea for a mudroom. Wish we had one!
mudroom - storage idea for garage maybe?
shoe storage in mudroom
mudroom idea for boots
for the mudroom!...Mudroom storage...mudroom usage
shoe shelves — Michelle Guce
SVOYA studio
Interiors design
Mudroom. Bench with space for shoes underneath?
Mudroom hallway...mudroom hooks/seat
tons of hooks — lslap
Justrich Design
Kitchen Remodel
What do you like about this photo?organized drawers
If the organizing process daunts you, try assigning yourself homework so that you are able to get more accomplished — which may just inspire you to finish. Tell us: What's on your organizing homework list? Share below!
Drawer organization...Kitchen organized
Great idea of they pantry — chicmami
Rauser Design
Farmhouse Landing Nook
the organic feel of the furnishings. Use of texture in color in the lamp shade, artwork and pillows.
Naturally Organized and the Not Naturally Organized, but both parties will be referred to as "she," because I'm a woman and it's easier. When something is out of place — say, a piece of paper that overshot the wastebasket or a pencil that rolled off a table — a Naturally Organized person spies it instantly
Naturally Organized loved ones are able to walk right by. Can't they see? The answer is yes and no. I'm sorry.When a person who is Not Naturally Organized walks by something out of place, it's not that she doesn't see it — she probably does, but it just might not be consciously. Perhaps she is trying to
relaxed eclectic — Catherine Weiland, Maine Coast Kitchen Design


text:
Amsterdam Sights
- Overview
- Itineraries
- Places to Explore
- Sights
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Entertainment
- Shopping
- Travel Tips
- Features
- Fodor's Choice
- Deals
- Guidebooks
ARCAM Review
Architecture Centrum Amsterdam is dedicated to promoting modern Dutch architecture and organizes exhibitions, lectures, and tours (there's an extensive list of specialist tour companies and individuals on their website), and publishes a wide range of maps and guides both print and online, including ARCAM's selection of the contemporary essential for Amsterdam: 25 Buildings You Should Have Seen. Its swoopy and silver building has already become an architectural icon in itself.
- Address: Prins Hendrikkade 600, Centrum, Amsterdam, 1011 VX | Map It
- Phone: 020/620–4878
- Cost: Free
- Hours: Tues.–Fri. 1–5
- Website: www.arcam.nl
- Location: Waterfront
Contact Information
Fodor's Trip Planning Ideas
- Fodor's Go List 2014: Where we are going in 2014
- World Cup Fever: Start planning your trip to Brazil!
- Fodor's 100 Hotel Awards: Check out the winners of 2013
- Weekend Getaways: Fodor's Recommends the Best Weekend Escapes in the US
- Great American Vacation: Find Your Next U.S. Trip with Fodor's
- 80 Degrees: Fodor's Helps You Find Your Best Beach Vacation Spots
- Best of Europe: Fodor's Picks the Best Places to Visit in Europe
· Forums Trip Reports
Lots of people go to Amsterdam, and I did too, but from Rotterdam, by bike. Read more
On Thursday we hired to fluisterboten (whisper boats) and had a lovely time exploring the Weerribben National Park in Overijssel from the water. Read more
·Belgium Forum, Netherlands Forum
1st time in Brussels. Read more
· News & Features
Trip Ideas
Amsterdam has an incredible past, enticing sights, and tasty cuisine.... Read more
The Netherlands' charming capital city has a bit of everything—bikes and bars, cafes and canals,... Read more
Trip Ideas
From romantic, three-course meals to carefully crafted cocktails, Amsterdam's best canal cruises go above... Read more


text:
YAY I WON!! in 2005
I finished my Nano novel on the 21st of Novemeber I beleive. It was hard work but totally worth it. Now I have to set a goal to edit my Nano!!
elizabethmerchant is having a great day.
I'm trying it…50 hours in March editing. It's really, really, really hard. Congrats on winning in 2005.


text:
| Latest Conditions
| School Closings
Flight Delays
Traffic Conditions
Heart Defect
'Team Asher' Helps Keep Parents' Spirits Up As Baby Beats The Odds
He had surgery before he was even born; then more surgeries after, due to a rare heart defect. But a 6-week old baby fighting for life at Lurie Children's Hospital is beating the odds.
Zion Wrestler, 18, Dies From Genetic Heart Defect
ZION, Ill. (STMW) – An 18-year-old Zion-Benton Township High School wrestler died this week from a genetic heart defect, but his legal guardian, his 22-year-old sister, was struck with the outpouring of caring from his […]


text:
Browse our mobile site for the best experience on your device.
Jacksonville's Hip Hop and R&B Flava!
Listen To 93.3 The Beat Live
Follow @933thebeatjamz
The Breakfast Club
Steve Harvey
Uptown Angela
Dr. Fitness
Easy E
Big Nat
Big Sue
DJ A-Oh
Music & Media
Beat Playlist
Top Artist Lyrics
Trending News
Videos On Demand
NEW! Discover & Uncover
Music On Demand
Movie Reviews
Viral Videos Of The Week
Studio Performances
Create Account
Edit Profile
Contest Rules
Station Photos
Fan Instagrams
Contact Us
Upcoming Events
Listen On iHeartRadio
Intern With Us
Advertise With Us
Featured Advertisers
Community Involvement
Julie Driscoll
Julie Driscoll
Sixties pop diva-turned-avant jazz singer Julie Driscoll was born June 8, 1947 in London. As a teen she oversaw the Yardbirds' fan club, and it was the group's manager and producer Giorgio Gomelsky who encouraged her to begin a performing career of her own. In 1963 she issued her debut pop single "Take Me by the Hand," two years later joining the short-lived R&B combo Steampacket alongside Rod Stewart, Long John Baldry and organist Brian Auger. After Steampacket dissolved, Driscoll signed on with the Brian Auger Trinity, scoring a Top Five UK hit in 1968 with their rendition of Bob Dylan's "This Wheel's on Fire." Dubbed "The Face" by the British music press, Driscoll's striking looks and coolly sophisticated vocals earned her flavor of the month status, and she soon left Auger for a solo career. Her debut solo album 1969 heralded a significant shift away from pop, however, enlisting members of the Soft Machine and Blossom Toes to pursue a progressive jazz direction. Also contributing to the record was pianist Keith Tippett, whose avant garde ensembles Centipede and Ovary Lodge Driscoll soon joined. She and Tippett were later married, and she took her new husband's name, also recording as Julie Tippetts. With her 1974 solo masterpiece Sunset Glow, she further explored improvisational vocal techniques in settings ranging from folk to free jazz. Two years later, Tippett joined with Maggie Nicols, Phil Minton and Brian Ely to form the experimental vocal quartet Voice, and in 1978 also collaborated with Nicols on the duo album Sweet and s'Ours. A decade later, she and Keith released Couple in Spirit, and in 1991 Tippett teamed with over a dozen instrumentalists from Britain and the former Soviet Georgia in the Mujician/Georgian Ensemble. The following year, she re-recorded "This Wheel's on Fire" as the theme to the smash BBC comedy Absolutely Fabulous. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Similar Artists
Tim Buckley
Terry Callier
Laura Nyro
Phoebe Snow
Dusty Springfield