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The actress, who recently split from "Ghost Whisperer" costar Jamie Kennedy, says she has been cheated on "a lot" in her life.
"It's brutal," she told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS FM radio show Tuesday. "Once I found out on television and that was awesome. And then another time I found them together ... and that was, woooo!"
She says she walked in on the unnamed duo together and knew the girl.
"That was not good," she says, adding that she also found out another beau was cheating because she "had a feeling" and then "found phone stuff."
Luckily, "The Day I Shot Cupid" author, 31, said Kennedy taught her the most about relationships -- she even dedicated the book to him prior to their split.
"We are sort of opposites," she says. "I am sort of this gushy hopeless romantic and he is sort of this realist. So, he really taught me how to look at the reality of things like love whereas I had my head in the clouds before. He very much taught me some things and he taught me a lot about men and what they think."
Hewitt jokes that she won't seek out famous men like past flames -- which included Joey Lawrence, Carson Daly and John Mayer -- but admits that she doesn't date them "on purpose."
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Yes I know, it's wonderful for the race teams but us fans are left with a boring void for the weekend etc.
Trust me I have a life outside of racing and sports in general. The weather here in Ohio is so weird. Your in-doors a lot more than you would like with winter/rain and scorching summers as hot as anywhere on Earth!
Slow news week other than the new Newman family addition. Just wondered what you thought about the racing breaks?

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Friday Brunch
at Al Qasr Hotel, Madinat Jumeirah
The Al Qasr brunch is famed for its size (guests are handed a map on arrival) and is sure to impress visiting relatives. This said, there is a feeling it spreads itself thin in places. Dhs450 (soft drinks), Dhs550 (selected house beverages, mixed drinks and sparkling grape), Dhs250 (children aged four to 12), free for children under four |
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Asiana Grand Buffet
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Offering the most sumptuous Asian Cuisines including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai and so much more. Dhs289 (with selected house beverages), Dhs220 (food only) |
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A budget option for a simple tea with a Moroccan twist. Dhs77 (Almaz), Dhs49 (Maghrebine) |
Barsha | Arabic Middle Eastern Moroccan | |||
Almaz by Momo
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As with the Friday deal, customers have a choice of three set menus. Dhs90 |
Barsha | Arabic Middle Eastern Moroccan | |||
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This family-friendly brunch revolves around the Raffles Roast and features hot and cold starters and signature weekly desserts (including bread and butter pudding). There's a kids' corner featuring a cupcake and cookie icing station. Dhs235 (tea and coffee), Dhs385 (house beverages), free for two children aged 11 and under per couple; additional children aged six to 11 half price |
Oud Metha | Arabic Asian Middle Eastern | |||
Barbecue masterclass
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Chef Noberto holds a lesson in barbecue techniques, followed by lunch, on the terrace, which overlooks the Burj Khalifa. Dhs295. Advance booking required |
Downtown Dubai | Argentinian South American | |||
Beverage club
at Asado
The restaurant hosts an Argentinian grape class guided by the sommelier. Guests can taste four beverages, with cheese and canapés. Advanced booking required, available for groups of a minimum of six people. Dhs260 |
Downtown Dubai | Argentinian South American | |||
Friday Brunch
at Al Bahou
Celebrate Friday brunch at Al Bahou underneath the splendour of great Hall's 88 Arabic lanterns. Sample stunning dishes from India, China, Italy and Arabia. This family friendly occasion has entertainment for all. Dhs295 (soft drinks); Dhs395 (house beverages) |
The Gardens | Bar Food | |||
Alfie's pie and pint deal
at Alfie's
The ongoing deal offers a selection of traditional British pies with fillings such as leek and wild mushroom or beef and Irish beverage, each paired with a pint. Dhs99 |
Sheikh Zayed Road | British | |||
Afternoon tea
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Enjoy a classic afternoon tea at Arabian-themed lounge. The al-fresco terrace also offers great views of the Burj Khalifa. Dhs120 |
Downtown Dubai | Cafés | |||
Festive Tapas
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A twist on the traditional Spanish tapas, The H Hotel brings out the festive spirit. Price Dhs149 |
Sheikh Zayed Road | Cafés | |||
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A Turkish-inspired mezze menu by celebrity chef Silvena Rowe. Dhs149 per person (house grape) |
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Friday brunch
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An international buffet selection that changes each week, usually including pasta, sushi and foie gras stations. Dhs560 with juice, coffee, tea (food only) |
Umm Suqeim | Contemporary European | |||
Friday brunch
at AOC French Brasserie
International selection for adults and a buffet for kids. Dhs220 (soft drinks), Dhs310 (selected house beverages and sparkling grape) |
Dubai Marina | French | |||
Amala's vegetarian menu
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Unlimited ordering from Indian main menu Dhs285, and a chance to try Indian vegetarian food Dhs195 per person on Friday and Saturday |
Palm Jumeirah | Indian | |||
Al Badia Golf Club
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The picnic brunch offers a packed picnic basket and blanket for guests to enjoy on the grass overlooking the golf course. Dhs265 (soft drinks). Dhs365 (house beverages) |
Festival City | International | |||
Afternoon tea
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Try a selection of traditional British cakes, as well as a range of beautiful pastries from the dessert trolley, at this popular afternoon tea venue. Dhs140 per person |
Umm Suqeim | International | |||
United Flavours of Anise
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Dishes from eight international live stations, serving choice cuts from Terra Firma Steakhouse and French delights from Bistro Madeleine. Dhs325 (soft drinks), Dhs450 (house beverages and bubbly) |
Festival City | International | |||
Friday brunch
at Andiamo!
Northern Italian cuisine served in a casual atmosphere. Dishes includes seasonal antipasti, carving stations with roast lamb or beef, home-made pasta, wood-fired pizzas and gelati and tiramisu stations. Dhs190 (soft drinks), Dhs280 (selected house beverages and sparkling grape), Dhs99 (children aged six to 12), free for children under six |
Oud Metha | Italian Mediterranean | |||
Friday brunch
at Armani/Deli
The Friday Vita brunch offers a different brunch concept whereby guests can join any time between noon until 11pm and enjoy three hours of non-stop Italian food and drink. Dhs260 (soft drinks), Dhs360 (selected house beverages and sparkling grape) |
Downtown Dubai | Italian | |||
Lunch deal
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Downtown Dubai | Italian | |||
Armani/Hashi's izakaya night
at Armani/Hashi
Sample some casual Japanese bar food matched with exotic beverages. Dhs300 (food only), Dhs420 |
Downtown Dubai | Japanese | |||
Friday Brunch
at Armani/Hashi
Offers a Japanese selection including sushi and tempura, as well as live robatayaki and teppanyaki stations and a dessert room. There is also a terrace, plus music from the resident DJ. Dhs350 (soft drinks); Dhs450 (house beverages) |
Downtown Dubai | Japanese | |||
Friday brunch
at Aquara Restaurant and Lounge
The brunch offers tapas style sharing plates from a selection of global cuisines, along with mixed drinks and pitchers. Dhs175 (soft drinks). Dhs295 (house beverages) |
Dubai Marina | Seafood | |||
High Tea
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Traditional High Tea, for Dhs320 per person, including homemade Iced Tea; or add a dash of glamour to your High Tea experience with the 'Premium High Tea' for Dhs380 per person, including a glass of premium bubbly served with blissful berries and cream |
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Savoir Long Sleeved Blouse with Geometric Print
Reworking last season's love of prints into a sharp autumn shade, this long sleeve printed blouse by Savior is a smart investment piece.
The arresting geometric print is striking and designed to be noticed. Using blue, black and white hues this top channels the season's love of dark colour palettes. Vertical stripes and a contrast criss-cross pattern create a flattering crinkle effect.
Long sleeves are brought in at the cuffs adding shape to this top. The V-neck created by the contrast placket and cami ensures a strong finish.
Take control of this print by wearing it with understated smart black trousers and round court shoes.
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- Geometric print
- Contrast placket
- Buttons to cuffs
- Cami top included
Savoir Paisley Embroidered Blouse
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1 reviewSavoir Embroidered Blouse
This embroidered long sleeve blouse by Savoir comes in a winter warming hue adding a romantic touch to your wardrobe.
The embroidered paisley pattern adds a touch of retro styling to this top. An elasticated drawcord nips you in at the waist and complements the peplum hem giving you a stunning shape. Sheer sleeves are tapered at the cuff for a shapely fit that flatters. A round neckline softens the cut and the subtle keyhole fastening is an elegant finish.
Chic and versatile you can wear this top with your favourite pair of jeans and boots or black trousers and court shoes. Swap a slouchy shoulder bag for a leather clutch depending on the occasion.
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- Peplum hem; sheer long sleeves
- Keyhole fastening to the back
Savoir Pleated Placket Front Blouse
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5 reviewsSavoir Floral Print Blouse with Pleat Detail
This floral print blouse by Savoir adds a touch of chic to your smart casual wardrobe.
The black and white floral print softens the edgy monochrome look of last season giving it a feminine twist. Pleats to the front add shape to this top as well as creating movement within the piece. Long sleeves can be rolled up and held in place for versatile styling. Ladder stitching provides a high-end, clean-cut finish.
All this shirt needs is a pair of smart black trousers and patent court shoes for a sophisticated office-to-evening outfit.
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Savoir Beaded Top
With a sleeveless cut this beaded top by Savoir is the perfect pick for a gorgeous evening look.
Beading to the neckline give this top a good dose of shimmer and we love the cut-out to the front for a touch of detail. This top shows off your shoulders and the length is ideal for tucking into trousers and high waisted skirts.
Wear this beaded top with dark wash jeans or slim fit trousers. Add court shoes and a matching clutch bag.
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- Sleeveless; cut-out detail
- Jewelled neckline
95% polyester, 5% elastane.
Colours: Black, Fuchsia. Machine washable.Savoir Longline Ladies Tunic Top
This tunic top by Savoir has a longline design that flatters your shape and makes for a light and easy casual top for everyday wear.
With long sleeves this tunic is a great transitional piece for the season ahead. The buttons to the front add a dash of detail, while the range of colours give you plenty of style choice. This tunic has tie detail to the back to cinch your shape for maximum flattery. The ultra comfortable fit makes this tunic a favourite while the pleat detail to the front adds shape and texture.
For everyday casual wear, pair with skinny jeans and your favourite pumps. On cooler days, wear with a waterfall tunic for an extra layer of warmth and style.
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- Longline design; long sleeves
- Tie detail to the back
- Available in a range of colours
Savoir Cowl Neck Top
A cowl neckline gives this Savoir top a beautiful drape that flatters. This top is ideal for day, evening and the office - a versatile piece for the season ahead.
With three-quarter length sleeves this cowl neck top is a great transitional piece as we head for cooler days and evenings. The neckline is chic and elegant while the comfortable fabric makes this a go-to piece.
This top can be glammed up with a pencil skirt and court shoes or pared down with jeans and ballet flats.
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- Three-quarter length sleeves
Body: 95% viscose 5% Eelastane,. Lace: 52% polyamide, 35% cotton, 11% viscose.
Colours: Chocolate, Ivory. Machine washable.Savoir Woven Top
The oriental inspired style of this woven top makes it a feminine pick that completes your autumn wardrobe.
With three-quarter length sleeves this is a great transitional piece that adds a dash of colour to a day or evening look. The woven front gives this top a gorgeous texture while the bird and floral tree print makes it unique. To the back this top features a plain style and a curved hem.
Pair this woven top with skinny jeans or slim fit trousers. Wear under a draped blazer for added colour.
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- Three-quarter sleeves
- Bird and floral print
Savoir Pleated Long Sleeved Top
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This season, we're smitten with soft fabrics and simple shapes that flatter. This long sleeved top is an elegant piece that works for day or evening. In three versatile colours, we're confident you'll find one you love for every occasion.
The wide V to the front of this top complements the metal bar detail. The pleats guide the fabric to a perfect fit. In orange, pink or navy this top can add colour to your outfit or ground a look.
Wear this pleated top with skinny trousers and court shoes. Wear under a blazer for an extra pop of colour.
Useful info:
- Pleated top by Savoir
- V-neck; long sleeves
- Metal bar front detail
- Pleated fabric to front
97% viscose, 3% elastane
Colours: Orange, Pink. Machine washable.Savoir Long Sleeve Placement Print Top
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- £15.00
- In Stock
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- Next day delivery available
1 reviewSavoir Floral Placement Print Top
This printed top by Savoir with its sophisticated take on the floral trend will add botanic beauty to your look this season.
This casual top features beautiful placement detail making it a great off-duty piece that will add colour to your off-duty wardrobe. The scoop neck flatters your décolletage while the three quarter sleeves keep you covered creating a sleek silhouette.
Wear this top with straight leg jeans, ballet flats and a satchel bag for a relaxed look that will impress.
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- Top by Savoir
- Floral print pattern
- Three quarter sleeves
- Scoop neckline
Savoir Frill Front Blouse
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- In Stock
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- Next day delivery available
3 reviewsSavoir Frilled Blouse
This long sleeved blouse by Savoir is a light and lovely addition to your autumn wardrobe.
In chic black or playful pink this blouse is a versatile piece that can be paired with the season's favourite prints and patterns. With frill detail to the front this blouse gives you a gorgeous silhouette that's soft and feminine. Fine frill detail to the neckline and cuffs gives this top a unique finish.
The understated cut of this blouse makes it ideal for pairing with jeans and flats or for dressing up with a high waisted pencil skirt and courts.
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- Frilled blouse by Savoir
- Long sleeves; frill front detail
- Frill finish to neck and cuffs
Savoir Studded Blouse
Stud detail to the front of this Savoir blouse give a modern update to a classic autumn essential.
This half placket collarless blouse features roll-up sleeves, and is a pretty addition to your day or evening wardrobe. The heat seal studs add plenty of contemporary detail while the option of classic white or stunning blue give you plenty of style choice.
Wear this studded blouse with skinny trousers and your favourite ballet flats. Pair with sleek trousers and court shoes for an enviable silhouette.
Useful info:
- Studded blouse by Savoir
- Half placket; roll-up sleeves
Polyester. Machine washable.
Colours: Blue, Ivory.


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Is there a correct factory location for a washer bottle in a 48-49 Commodore? I am ready to install one and would like it in the correct location. Any pictures out there?
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My 49 Commodore came with washers as evidenced by the nozzles on the wiper towers. There are some small holes in the lower right front fender apron exactly where Steve's are. I need the bottle. I have a pump and bracket. Also need the wiper switch with the small "washer" button in the center.
dave: is the bottle the same as mine?
if so these people sell replacement parts
steve -
Mine was round.. until it broke! Looks like yours. I can't tell what the shape of your holder is. mine appears to be for a rectangular jar. maybe it's not correct? it didn't come with the car. it is left over from a 54 I had.
My 50C6 had a rectangular holder and a round bottle. It was in the NOS kit I had many years ago from a Hudson dealer. Bruce -
Thanks Bruce!
my holder is home made from a sample picture from an earlier post on here. the bottles were round and replacements are available from above address. my cover was completely rusted out so i got a new one and base and cleared it with same paint from engine.
If anyone needs replacement bottles or lids let me know I have quite a few.
Has anyone reproduced the Hudson sticker that goes on the bottle bracket?
What style is correct for the 48-49 Commodore?IMG_3579.jpg2736 x 3648 - 4MIMG_3580.JPG3648 x 2736 - 2M
The piicture on the left is correct for 48-49 Pump is on top. I've seen 1950's with
both types. Possible use up old inventory before using new style.
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I have read that the jar was mounted on the left fender behind the battery and have also read that it mounts on the right fender,did the factory mount them on either side?
The super Jet I have (53) came with the jets installed on the washer towers. The round bottle with vac controls was set in a square metal bracket mounted to the passenger side enter fender. I am not sure this was a factory installed system. Bill
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Thanks Roger,
The check is in the mail.
Dave -
Got the washer jar mounted today. Thanks to all who helped with this project.With this being the 8 cyl I had to move it toward the firewall to give more clearance from the exhaust pipe.IMG_3592.JPG3648 x 2736 - 2MIMG_3589.JPG3648 x 2736 - 2M
AHH Hot fluid might help ! LOL
Most of the glass bottles died from frozen fluid or water. So dont forget in winter to empty it or put some non freezing type fluid in it,
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In making the change to having the dia in the jar did it improve the pressure,is one better than the another? I don't have the squirters for each tower so I don't know how well this system works.
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Here is a copy of the later install sheet...maybe it will help
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Thanks for the picture,I found if I mounted it at 4" like it shows it was too close to the Exhaust pipe with the 8 cyl engine.
Thanks Lew for the pic. I printed it and will follow the instructions on it when I'll be ready ( don't know when,,,) to install mine in my 54. It will be very useful. Michel
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Autumn activities such as Halloween and Harvest Day offer opportunities for young people to dress up in costumes and enjoy trick-or-treating. To prevent injuries often associated with these festivities, the Alabama Department of Public Health reminds parents about seasonal safety tips from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Costumes: When purchasing costumes, masks, beards and wigs, look for the label "flame resistant." Although this label does not mean these items won't catch fire, it does indicate the items will resist burning and should extinguish quickly once removed from the ignition source.
- Avoid costumes made with flimsy materials and outfits with big, baggy sleeves or billowing skirts to minimize the risk of contact with candles or other sources of ignition.
- Purchase or make costumes that are light and bright enough to be clearly visible to motorists.
- Decorate or trim costumes with reflective tape that will glow in the beam of a car's headlights. Use bags or sacks that are light colored or decorated with reflective tape for greater visibility during dusk and darkness. Reflective tape is usually available in hardware, bicycle and sporting goods stores.
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The name of one Boston Marathon bombing suspect was included in U.S. law enforcement and counterterrorism databases, but he was not on any watch list that would have prevented him from flying or required additional screening when he left or entered the country, according to intelligence and law enforcement officials.
After the FBI was asked by the Russians in early 2011 to investigate Tamerlan Tsarnaev's possible connection to jihadist causes, his name was put on a Customs and Border Prevention list known as TECS, used to detect unusual or suspicious travel, so that the FBI and other agencies would know if he traveled outside the United States.
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Caption contest: How Sharpie is your wit?
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Caption contest: How Sharpie is your wit?
Update: Congrats to our winner - Tammy L. from Keavy, Kentucky. Her caption was short and sweet - and made us laugh out loud: "For a good time ... call 1-812-937-4401." (That's the park's phone number.) Congrats to Tammy, who wins two one-day tickets. Thanks to all who entered!
It's time for another caption contest!
While leafing through Nathan's latest construction photos from Hyena Falls, this one made me laugh.
What in the world is a Sharpie doing in a construction zone? And more importantly - what the heck is he writing?
Judging by the looks on their faces, it's pretty important.
Here's my feeble crack at it: Tic ... tac ... wait! I can't remember - am I "x" or "o" this time around?
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2. Must not be an employee of Holiday World & Splashin' Safari (or that employee's immediate family member).
3. Yes, you may enter more than once. Because you're just that witty, right? But five times per person is the limit. Really. And only one caption per posted Comment, please.
4. If you've won tickets from one of our contests within the past six months, you're not elegible to win. If it's been more than six months - have at it!
5. Judges' decision is final. It always is.
6. Deadline is next Monday at noon. That's 2/25/13 at 12 noon CST. We'll notify the winner by email by that Wednesday.
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Guy in orange hard hat: "oh my turn! I say there's an "e" in the word somewhere!"
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We believe in you, just make...
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sharpie contest caption
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Here is my diea...
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You can't put a square peg in
You can't put a square peg in a round hole.
No, No, NO! Pictionary rules
No, No, NO! Pictionary rules clearly state that you can't use numbers or letters in your sketch!
People...you mean to tell me
People...you mean to tell me even with 4 of us we still can't find Waldo?
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Wait a minute. I think we
Wait a minute. I think we were supposed to put that hole here
Just draw the line from 1 to
Just draw the line from 1 to 2 to 3. When you get down here to the number 25, you've made a picture of a teddy bear.
Caption Contest
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Some good news for those of you who didn't manage to get tickets to see the band in Bury St Edmunds next week, on 4th June. Following feedback from the local community, The apex have arranged a big screen in front of the venue in Charter Square. The screen will show a simultaneous broadcast of the live gig as it happens in the auditorium. You never know, the band may even swing by the balcony at some point too…
Outside screen added for Bury St Edmunds show - tickets available online
Friday 1, June 2012
I saw it inside and can i just say….You Guys Were SOO AMAZING!! first time i have seen you and most definantly not the last time….EASILY the BEST NIGHT OF MY LIFE!! and when Ben said my t-shirt i made for you guys was awesome….that made my life!! haahha best time ever!! Thank You Guys SOO MUCH for coming to Bury!! xxxxx
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On Thu, May 31, 2012 - 6:40:20 by Nirajan
This is so excellent! There have been a lot of comments from fans that had a lot of problems getting tickets. I am really happy for fans in the UK who will not at least be able to see the show while enjoying the rest of the venue. I hope things like this will happen in the US. I am definitely going to try to get tickets to the Dixon, IL show. Denise
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Thread: dinosuares in the bible
Jun 28th, 2011, 2:23 PM #1
dinosuares in the bible
im a christian and i believe in God and christ and the teachings of the bible, there are a lot of questions that arise when reading the bible,one of my questions would be why doesnt the bible ever mention dinosaures?youd think if there were these huge lizards running around, the bible might have at least one mention? we know they existed we have proof,but nothing to indicate in the bible that they ever existed.
Jun 28th, 2011, 3:15 PM #2
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You need to get it out of your mind that the Bible was needed for religious reasons and worldly viewpoints. The one thing you need to understand before anything else is that God planned everything before creation. We are living according to his plans, which is called life.
God's prophecies are like phone calls to himself that he'll answer thousands of years later through a sinless saint or messiah. God is nothing but thoughts where he planned everything. His first creation was light energy and this is what he needed to create everything else. We all this the power of God or the Word. There's actually many biblical names for this light of God but we'll stick with the Word.
This Word was used by God in all the prophets, messiah and saints to give power to the flesh to write, speak and do whatever else God planned for this flesh to do. The way God inspired the scriptures was to use his servants flesh with the vocabulary, language, skills, etc. The words he inspires are from the vocabulary in the memory of the servant. He inspires them by arranging the words according to his knowledge and then puts them in the mind of his servant to write or speak.
God isn't interested in the worldly things that he will destroy. He planned on destroying most everything during the flood and again in the end of this age. God was only interested in revealing his knowledge for himself during this age so this is why he chose certain people to do this with.
The scriptures are in symbolic writing that no sinner, including Christians or any other religious sinners, can understand as a whole story. Even if you understand one verse, you are far from understanding God's whole plan so the Bible is not for sinners to learn or understand.
This is why the scriptures are only testimonies by the truth who had the prophets and saints write his inspired words. He didn't write a history guide about all the animals and stories that happened a long time ago. If dinosaurs weren't written about in the scriptures, it means God didn't have it in his plans to write about it. We all live according to God's plans and nothing else. God knew all the dinosaurs and many other types of animals wouldn't survive the flood.
God chose the animals to be put on the ark that he had Noah build. Noah only obeyed his plans and that's all. God told him he would destroy the world with a flood, at least that's what the Hebrew story was told to each other many years later. If there were dinosaurs, we have no proof what they looked like because bones can't tell the whole story. This means that anyone who teaches about dinosaurs is a liar. They have to use their own imaginations based on small pieces of bones that can't be put back together.
It's best to focus on the future destruction that's coming when the earth's crust is melted by hot lava and the new heaven and earth that comes afterwards. This story is in the knowledge of God and most of the scriptures contain prophecies about this event and the paradise we'll all be living in.
Everything on this earth will be swallowed up by hot lava so there won't be any evidence of this age when we wake up in the next age in our new immortal flesh. We won't have any memories of the past age because they will be destroyed in the lava, also known as the symbolic lake of fire.
We won't have any of man's sciences, math, history, language, etc. in the next age because we'll get all our knowledge from God. We'll have one language to speak so no one will be confused. This language of truth will give everyone joy and peace because we won't have any fears. By digging up dinosaur bones or any history, fear is produced. Fear of the unknown or even fear of getting caught in a lie helps delude this world we live in today so all this has to go away before we can understand the truth.
If Christians had the truth, they wouldn't be concerned at all about history, science, or the future. They would know who they are and where they're going. They would understand that God is invisible thoughts and not some man in the sky looking down upon them. God already done his work before things could be seen and now he's living it through us called life.I am the way, the truth and the light of life. There is no other God besides me.
Jun 28th, 2011, 3:57 PM #3
Jun 28th, 2011, 8:11 PM #4
Dunno what this baby is but it sure ain't no pet poodle, sounds like Godzilla to me -
"See now behemoth, which I made along with you; he eats grass as an ox.
his strength is in his loins, and his force is in the navel of his belly.
He moves his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together.
His bones are as strong pieces of brass; his bones are like bars of iron.
He is the chief of the ways of God: he that made him can make his sword to approach him.
Surely the mountains bring him forth food, where all the beasts of the field play.
He lies under the shady trees, in the covert of the reed, and fens.
The shady trees cover him with their shadow; the willows of the brook compass him about.
See, he drinks up a river, and hastes not: he trusts that he can draw up Jordan into his mouth.
He takes it with his eyes: his nose pierces through snares"- (Job ch 40)
In fact, Jesus has been around since long before dinos so he must have given them a cuddle now and again.
Jesus said:- "Father you loved me before the creation of the world" (John 17:24)
Jesus and baby behemoth
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That picture made a little puke come up my throat.
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There are no dinos in the Bible because they were long dead before humans got here.
There are a lot of (irrelevant?) things not in the Bible: bacteria exist, the universe is closer to Lorentzian than Galilean, time is relative, the existence of DNA, etc etc."I was put on trial twice near Y2K for acting like Jesus and claiming to be the Messiah. Its not everyday that a man parks a Chariot of Fire in front of a tomb and stands against the US government with a bow and razor tipped arrows over his shoulder. I wore a suit of armor and was protected by an invisible bubble and my sharp tongue was more than the judicial system could handle."Jake
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Jun 28th, 2011, 9:52 PM #7
Yeah, but what about dragons? Dragons are mentioned in the bible lots of times... along with at least one mention of a behemoth.
I wonder if I can find those...
Ah! That was so easy!
Deuteronomy 32:33 Their wine is the poison of dragons, and the cruel venom of asps.
Nehemiah 2:13 And I went out by night by the gate of the valley, even before the dragon well, and to the dung port, and viewed the walls of Jerusalem, which were broken down, and the gates thereof were consumed with fire.
Job 30:29 I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Job 40:15 God says to Job, "Behold now behemoth, which I made with thee."
Psalm 44:19 Though thou hast sore broken us in the place of dragons, and covered us with the shadow of death.
Psalm 74:13 Thou didst divide the sea by thy strength: thou brakest the heads of the dragons in the waters.
Psalm 91:13 Thou shalt tread upon the lion and adder: the young lion and the dragon shalt thou trample under feet.
Psalm 148:7 Praise the Lord from the earth, ye dragons, and all deeps:
Isaiah 13:22 And the wild beasts of the islands shall cry in their desolate houses, and dragons in their pleasant palaces: and her time is near to come, and her days shall not be prolonged.
Isaiah 27:1 In that day the Lord with his sore and great and strong sword shall punish leviathan the piercing serpent, even leviathan that crooked serpent; and he shall slay the dragon that is in the sea.
Isaiah 34:13 And thorns shall come up in her palaces, nettles and brambles in the fortresses thereof: and it shall be an habitation of dragons, and a court for owls.
Isaiah 35:7 And the parched ground shall become a pool, and the thirsty land springs of water: in the habitation of dragons, where each lay, shall be grass with reeds and rushes.
Isaiah 43:20 The beast of the field shall honour me, the dragons and the owls: because I give waters in the wilderness, [and] rivers in the desert, to give drink to my people, my chosen.
Isaiah 51:9 Awake, awake, put on strength, O arm of the Lord; awake, as in the ancient days, in the generations of old. Art thou not it that hath cut Rahab, and wounded the dragon?
Jeremiah 9:11 And I will make Jerusalem heaps, and a den of dragons; and I will make the cities of Judah desolate, without an inhabitant.
Jeremiah 10:22 Behold, the noise of the bruit is come, and a great commotion out of the north country, to make the cities of Judah desolate, and a den of dragons.
Jeremiah 14:6 And the wild asses did stand in the high places, they snuffed up the wind like dragons; their eyes did fail, because there was no grass.
Jeremiah 49:33 And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons, and a desolation for ever: there shall no man abide there, nor any son of man dwell in it.
Jeremiah 51:34 Nebuchadrezzar the king of Babylon hath devoured me, he hath crushed me, he hath made me an empty vessel, he has swallowed me up like a dragon, he hath filled his belly with my delicates, he hath cast me out.
Jeremiah 51:37 And Babylon shall become heaps, a dwelling place for dragons, an astonishment, and an hissing, without an inhabitant.
Ezekiel 29:3 Speak, and say, thus saith the Lord God; Behold, I am against thee, Pharaoh king of Egypt, the great dragon that lieth in the midst of his rivers, which hath said, "My river is mine own, and I have made it for myself."
Micah 1:8 Therefore I will wail and howl, I will go stripped and naked: I will make a wailing like the dragons, and mourning as the owls.
Malachi 1:3 And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
Bel and the Dragon 23: There was also a huge dragon which the Babylonians worshipped.
Bel and the Dragon 27: So Daniel took some tar, some fat, and some hair and boiled them all together. He made cakes out of the mixture and fed them to the dragon. When the dragon ate them, it swelled up and burst open. "That's the kind of thing you Babylonians worship," said Daniel.
Clearly, dragons existed during biblical times. :-)
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dragons r probably mentioned in the bible due to ancient myths carried by distant travelers and assimilated by the very imaginative biblical authors. they are probably pseudonyms/synonyms for the devil or some such evil.
heck, today people are still watching diligently for the loch ness monster.Galadriel: "I amar prestar aen. Han mathon ne nen. Han mathon ne chae. A han noston ne 'wilith. "Translation: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."
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YEE-HAH!!! Ride em saviour!
Jul 31st, 2011, 6:32 AM #10
Hi I am new here and a bit sleepy so take what I say with a grain of salt. I am Speaking in general terms in hopes of keeping this reply somewhat short at the expense of being exceedingly accurate and detailed. I am an ordained minister with ancient religions being my favorite subjects, save for astronomy and cosmology. All questions are good questions! The bible is a collection of texts that was written over a period of 1500 years by multiple authors. Each book, every paragraph was scrutinized and then went through a brutally through review process before it was allowed in the bible. That was the canon.
Anyway, with all due respect the bible is not a history book. Or a science book. Can you imagine how large a book would have to contain all the knowledge in the universe? Ha ha…information overload! No the bible was meant as a manual of how to have a personal relationship with the creator of the universe, and how to achieve eternal life. Actually its much more than that, i.e. it's a book of prophesy, or song and poems, it does have some practical applied science and some history in it. The bible might be a book of codes as well. I love the book and often my interpretations do not agree with established interpretations, and even clash with some scholors. My eyes are closing so I am outta here and going to spoon with my basset hound for a couple hours~.
I hope to contribute to the forum soon…"I don't believe in empirical science. I only believe in a priori truth."
Kurt Gödel
Jul 31st, 2011, 3:37 PM #11
Jul 31st, 2011, 5:34 PM #12
Ignore Waymaker Merlin, he goes on the attack as a sort of defence mechanism when people point out he's a troll, he's been doing that a bit tonight.
"I see no God up here"
Yuri Gagarin 1961.
Jul 31st, 2011, 6:13 PM #13
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Jul 31st, 2011, 6:31 PM #14
Lying, moronic idiots (AKA creationists) made some of them... the rest are eroded three-toed dinosaur tracks.
Jul 31st, 2011, 6:55 PM #15
Fossils discovered from 3000-to-2000BC aren't myths. If I found a mastodon-skull then, it's a 'dragon' because that's a regionally generic term. If i mistake the trunk-orifice in the center-of-the-skull as an 'eye-socket' (mastodons' eye-sockets are way-off-to-each-side, in-comparison to my primitive knowledge of a human-skull's eye-placements), I call it a 'cyclops'... which is a myth.
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I thought there were some vids from the early period where the overburden was just being removed and the tracks were still under that rock layer that had never been disturbed. I assume that would be where the 'shore ' has several places with straight lines ans several 90deg spots.
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Aug 1st, 2011, 12:57 PM #19
There are just as many moronic Darwin suckers (do I mean suckers for beleiving in darwin or sucking darwin? that depends on the rules here) as YE etc creationists I would wager. BTW, Creationist are either YE or Progressive, I am a progressive creationist. I usually don't put down anyone's belief. To come out of the box insulting someone is a clear indication of an inferiority complex and is a good indicator of a retarded IQ as well. The way I see it there is no real empirical proof of abiogenesis or creation, so either could be true.
"I don't believe in empirical science. I only believe in a priori truth."
Kurt Gödel
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Galadriel: "I amar prestar aen. Han mathon ne nen. Han mathon ne chae. A han noston ne 'wilith. "Translation: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."
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k... I was sorta jesting becuase Christians often equate dragons with the devil, evil snakes that tempted eve, etc.
We have "dragons" where I live which is a sub tropical climate. They're all around, bearded dragons, etc. Which does not mean that they are evil little devils or satans minions often cited in scripture.
Bel and the Dragon 23: There was also a huge dragon which the Babylonians worshipped.
Bel and the Dragon 27: So Daniel took some tar, some fat, and some hair and boiled them all together. He made cakes out of the mixture and fed them to the dragon. When the dragon ate them, it swelled up and burst open. "That's the kind of thing you Babylonians worship," said Daniel.Galadriel: "I amar prestar aen. Han mathon ne nen. Han mathon ne chae. A han noston ne 'wilith. "Translation: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."
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Galadriel: "I amar prestar aen. Han mathon ne nen. Han mathon ne chae. A han noston ne 'wilith. "Translation: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."
Aug 8th, 2011, 3:29 PM #24
Yes mate, take your best shots!
Incidentally I've been hanging on the James Randi JREF forum for the past few days and it's like an out-of-control schoolyard in there with everybody talking at once and calling each other names; I got called names too but was able to easily slap them around with my superhumanly witty put-downs.
Some couldn't take it and went running like little girlies to complain to the mods and I got an official warning.
I won't be going in there again, they're just a bunch of softies and I prefer tough free speech forums..:)
Aug 8th, 2011, 3:33 PM #25
'Present tense' is a restrictive notion darling, after all Einstein showed time is stretchy and flexible, plus of course there may be other planes of existence where dinos are alive and well at this very moment.
And suppose you were a baby dino, you can't tell me you wouldn't like a cuddle and a tickle under the chin now and again..:)
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-- -- -- -- I grew out -- senate -- quoted as saying that -- if it happens to be a -- You're wondering if anyone in your hour's gonna stand up to the president and called his block the near terms of the ridiculous mess explain that.
Well what we've said all along is is that to sequester him over ten years is a cut in the rate of increase in even over one year -- a little blip we're spending goes down in some departments.
There are many ways you could do this without even really losing any jobs.
For example just not rehiring people when -- federal workers retire if you don't hire new workers replace them that -- about six billion a year.
If you were to pay federal employees.
About the same level you pay private employees that saves about 32 billion a year.
There are other places to cut you could cut foreign -- and half and save twenty billion.
So we have a list of savings that we can send the president -- -- understated and we could do this without laying anybody off.
I and that's your sequester program I guess it's it's -- -- sequester without layoffs is that how you and the -- -- title it.
Yes okay and this is something go ahead.
In in terms so what's the me just -- one of them but one that you mentioned.
Foreign -- cutting foreign aid and half to about twenty billion dollars -- comfortably view on one step further determine.
What foreign aid you would cut off because vornado has been very effective for us in in many parts of the world and achieving certain goals -- I'm curious if you've gone further.
And identified which foreign -- -- cut off.
I think there's some argument whether it's been effective a lot of for an -- been stolen over the years the Mubarak family in Egypt became very wealthy -- who are foreign aid.
In the end when people were rioting in the streets in protest in Mubarak's rule in protesting his martial law.
He sprayed them with tear gas city -- -- our foreign -- so I don't think the foreign -- necessarily -- us to the egyptians -- were riding against Mubarak.
For what I would say is I would start by cutting foreign aid from countries who are burning our -- and chanting death to America countries that don't really seem to be acting like our allies.
Well once again the large bulk of the cuts were talking about even larger than foreign aid.
Would be paying federal workers the same as you pay private workers if you brought that into parity.
You admit you save nearly the -- the entire amount that you need for the sequestered us.
What what the Fed are Stennis in all the discussion but sequestration.
And about where to cut where not to cut there's certain things that just don't understand for instance Department of Labor says that between July 2011.
And June 2012.
That four point nine billion it.
In improper unemployment benefits remain as unemployment fraud mean there's so mean.
Why why is not the discussion always identified these huge pockets of fraud we have in the federal government or waste.
You would think.
You know we have a hundred billion dollars that's been said to be an improper payments to out government.
There's thought to be 25 billion dollars worth of improper payments just in the Pentagon.
And we have an audit of the Pentagon -- -- say they're too big to be audited the visiting going on decade after decade.
So what I say is good leadership wouldn't be putting a bunch a policeman behind you in saying.
Oh I'm gonna let these policeman go when in fact policeman -- paid.
98% of them are paid by local taxes so I think if if we had good leadership in the country.
We've -- -- -- was coming for a year why did we not go ahead.
And have a freeze what we didn't replace any federal workers that would save six billion over the year we've been waiting for the sequester.
In any opposition to -- suggested they go and sequestration.
But allowed the Obama administration at the flexibility to move funds around so that they can accommodate those certain programs -- Project say thank are there by the right ones to pay.
Yes there's a way that the money can be moved around for example in the military that five point two million they spent on goldfish studying goldfish to see how democratic they -- and if we could learn about democracy from goldfish.
I would give the president the authority.
To go ahead and cut off five million dollars in gold fish studies I give him the authority to cut off the one point five million that was studied.
To study -- love beef jerky last year in the Pentagon's budget so yes I would give him more authority if he's willing to use it to cut off some of this nonsense.
But I don't really trust a lot of what's going on when I see him putting local fireman and policeman behind him in saying.
Well Republicans are gonna make them lose their job the sequester was his idea.
He signed it into law he's to take responsibility needs to act responsibly.
And -- given a list of cuts that he could do without laying off anybody so he should talk to us instead of sort of parading these pictures in front of us in trying to.
Imply something that's not true.
Right in the final question you gave back 20% of your senate budget to the treasury and you and other senators have both sides -- have done that do.
It was -- your full budget and returned it to the treasury.
Do you think that dead there's a way to encourage more US senators do that I I you guys spending way too much money.
Yes and I think it's a good example though -- I was able to save eighteen to 20% of my budget and not lay off anybody.
We had a few people who left for other jobs that we didn't replace but we watch our money wisely.
I have a bill that I've introduced into congress.
They would give bonuses to civil servants based on them saving money right now the end of the year civil service try to spend all their budget so they get at the next year.
What I would tell civil servants are if you have a twelve million dollar budget you save a million dollars I'd give you -- raise for saving money.
Senator thank you -- -- -- is there.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College softball team continued its push for the Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges (MACJC) state playoffs with a sweep of Holmes over the weekend. Northeast (15-13, 5-4 in North Division) moved into the fourth spot in the division standings with a 6-3, 5-4 sweep of Holmes in Goodman on Saturday, March 26. With the two wins, Northeast leapfrogged Mississippi Delta for fourth place in the division standings.
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With North Division play now in full swing and the Tigers on the road for the second consecutive series, Northeast topped the Trojans 6-1 in the opener, but dropped the nighcap 3-0.
Northeast Mississippi Community College softball team used a perfect spring break in evening its record. Northeast (11-11) went a perfect 4-0 over Spring Break holidays and set itself up as one of two Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges (MACJC) North Division teams with a non-losing record. North Division rival Itawamba is the only other division team with a non-losing record at 13-8 and the Lady Tigers and Lady Indians face off in Booneville on Tuesday, March 22 in a North Division doubleheader.
Northeast Mississippi Community College baseball team knew starting off division play against rival Itawamba Community College would be a challenge. However, the Tigers were able to earn a split in their first Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges (MACJC) North Division doubleheader of the year after dropping the first game 6-3 with a 4-2 decision in the nightcap in Fulton.
During his only season with the Tigers, former Northeast Mississippi Community College pitcher/designated hitter Chase Porch made an impact on the Tiger record book. Now, Porch of East Union is carrying on that success after signing with the Amarillo (Texas) Sox of theAmerican Association. Amarillo opens its 2011 season against the Wichita Wingnuts on May 12-15 at Amarillo National Bank Sox Stadium in Amarillo, Texas.
Booneville City Park has been a hotbed of junior college softball action over the last couple ofweeks as Northeast Mississippi Community College starts to heat up the basepaths during its 2011 season. However, on Saturday, March 19, Booneville City Park reverts to the hotbed of high school softball as Northeast and Booneville High School team up to host their annual College Exposure Tournament.
Northeast Mississippi Community College women's basketball coach Ricky Ford has left his "built Ford tough" mark on many Lady Tiger teams since coming to Northeast in 1981. However, the 2010-11 season turned into his victory lap through the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC). Ford has announced he will step down as women's basketball coach at Northeast.
Northeast Mississippi Community College's golf team finished in seventh place at the Copiah-Lincoln Invitational held on March 6-7. The Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges' (MACJC) second tour stop of the year proved to be a tough outing for head coach Craig Lauderdale and his golf team.