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The Best Sulfate Free Shampoos
Here's the thing with sulfate free shampoos: You have to do your homework. Read the label on the shampoo bottle and make sure it clearly says "sulfate free." Next, check the ingredients and be certain that you don't see "Sodium Lauryl" or "Sodium Laureth Sulfates." Due diligence is key when finding a great sulfate free shampoo.
Another potential benefit of switching to an SLS free shampoo: If you have very dry/damaged hair, the shampoo will be less harsh. Also, some people with sensitive skin/scalp could benefit from a switch. The fewer chemicals, the better. On this list, I've included several brands. Some of these lines include sulfate free shampoos for fine hair, dry hair, color-treated hair and the like. Be sure to select a sulfate free shampoo that fits your needs.
If you've got a sulfate free shampoo that you simply can't do without, definitely comment on this list! Everyone's looking for that magic shampoo that has few chemicals and still manages to make hair look amazing.
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Pureology Nanoworks Shampoo
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L'Oreal Paris Everstrong Hydrate Shampoo
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Kirkland Signature Professional Salon Formula Moisture Shampoo
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Trader Joe's Balanced Moisturizing Nourish Spa Shampoo
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Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Shampoo
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Enjoy Sulfate-Free Hydrating Shampoo
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Organix Rejuvenating Cherry Blossom Ginseng Shampoo
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Biolage Delicate Care Shampoo
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Jason Natural Biotin Shampoo
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I started this group to share my love for the Tarot with other local readers, enthusiasts and collectors. My goal for this group is to provide a comfortable, open space where we can share our collective wisdom and insight. This group is open to all skill levels from absolute beginner to seasoned reader. All I ask from you in joining is an open mind to learning from each other and an understanding that there is always something new to discover in this wonderful deck of cards. Things that we may c …
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Do you live in the western suburbs? Are you looking to meet some new people around your age and discuss some interesting books? If so, this group is for you! We're hoping to meet other readers in their 20's, 30's and 40's for some lively discussion at local coffee houses or bars. The books we read are predominantly fiction from the last 15 years. Our meetings are usually held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm, and locations may vary. We hope you can join us!
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Mystery, Thriller, Romantic Suspense and Dark Fiction Conference. The Coolest Crime Scene Happens Every February in Chicago - Plead Guilty and Be There. For writers - February in Chicago is the hottest time of the year! Agents, publishers, Master Classes, forensic professionals, weapons experts, essential panels, presentations, and elbows to rub--the perfect antidote for whatever ails writers at every level. Love is Murder--be freezin' for a reason and come ready to advance your career and …
Let's talk tarot! Learn and grow as readers & seekers. Develop and share our skills. Favorite decks, books, spreads, and uses for and about tarot. How you develop better reading skills. How to use Tarot as a spiritual tool. How fun it is to play with the cards. Let's learn the future together. Something for everyone interested in Tarot
We're a book discussion group for people in their 20s and 30s. We meet the third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. at Tipsi Monkey in Bartlett, IL. The discussion is led by one of our Adult & Teen Services Librarians. The books are available one month prior to each discussion at the reference desk.
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A book club for readers and fans of fantasy fiction of all stripes, from urban to epic. The little sister of the Western Suburban Sci-Fi Book Club, the Suburban Fantasy Book club is for those of us who don't need as much science in their fiction. **Currently we're on a bit of a hiatus after some unsuccessful meetups and my lack of time to organize. Check back around January 2014!**
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@corn-connects meet the first Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at Acorn Public Library in Oak Forest (15624 S. Central Ave). We're a tech group that meets once a month to discuss and gush about cool apps & websites that we've found useful and can't live without! Come join us! Novices to techies are all welcome! Make the @corn-connects part of your upcoming plans! On August 5th, we will discuss food and cooking apps & websites. Plus, there will be some edible treats from Weber's to tempt you a …
Want to start reading something that will give you ideas to improve yourself spiritually, mentally, physically, for your career, for pleasure, or just to gain a new idea on improving yourself? Then this discussion is for you! We're friendly people that read one book a month on a topic of personal improvement. It can be on business skills or life fulfillment. Each meetup has the book we'll read for that discussion. Please read the book and come ready to discuss. We want to hear everyone's thought …
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This is Book Club for those who have a passion for reading. We will select books that are simply so good you have to talk about it ! If you have a book you have read and you want to swap with someone that would be great too. If you have not yet read the book but have heard about it. We will read our fav parts and hopefully motivate you. Men and women ages 18 and up are welcome.
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We are women from a range of ages and backgrounds who love to read, laugh, share, and learn from each other. We meet the first Monday of each month to discuss a book, chosen by a different member each month. Occasionally there are mid-month socials or movies. You can expect to meet a welcoming group of readers with the Crystal Lake Bookworms! There are no formal dues to become a Bookworm, but we ask members to contribute $1.00 if they are able, at meetup times to help with the cost of mainta …
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The Round Lake Area Public Library's newest book discussion group. We meet at Panera Bread in Round Lake Beach on the third Monday of the month to discuss the month's selection. Selections include a variety of books of interest to those in their 20's and 30's and always open to any suggestions you may have. Copies of the selection can be checked out from the circulation desk at the library.
This is a monthly book club that will meet on the last Monday (evening) of the month & discuss the books that were read. The meet up place can change from coffee shops to personal homes, where ever the wind takes us on the north side. A new book will be decided after every meet up based on participant votes. The book club is supposed to be relaxed and social & to bring people together who love to read & want to meet new people in the north side neighborhoods.
We are a group of black women who love to read, want to read more and meet like minded women. We are here to inspire women to read, share literature, fellowship, and encourage others in the joy of reading. We meet in New Lenox at Paradise & Smoothie Coffee Shop on Lincoln Highway/Route 30. We are an eclectic group of women and so are our reading selections. Find out more at our web site www.mochagirlsread.com
Adventures for intelligent foodies. Join us for exciting culinary and literary adventures here in Chicago and around the world! If you enjoy eating, reading, writing, cooking, dining out in great restaurants and immersing yourself in fascinating new cultures and cuisines, Litereati is for you! Whether you're a professional chef, a food blogger or just someone who enjoys gourmet reading and good food shared with friends, you're welcome here at Litereati. We get together for lively, delicious din …
I am starting this group to find people who share my love of books and reading - especially fun mysteries and cozies. This group will be a relaxed, fun, laid back book club and a way to meet people, enjoy conversation, and talk about fun cozies over a nice cup of coffee! I am completely open to meetup places in the Northern suburbs - Buffalo Grove, Deerfield, Northbrook, Lincolnshire, Riverwoods areas! All are welcome! If you love books, reading mysteries/cozies, meeting new people, relaxing ove …
We decide as a group what to read/discuss. We read one book per month (or try, anyway). We meet up in Logan Square. No themes, no restrictions on membership -- anyone is welcome (even if you don't live near the Logan Square neighborhood). Who's with me??
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Our ladies-only book club starts our 11th year together in Sept, 2013. That is > 100 book shared. Meetings are filled with lively conversation and fun related to the book themes. At every meeting, we tie in food or an activity -we are actually also "foodies" and enjoy new friendships and adventures together. We usually meet on the far northwest side of Chicago (near Devon & Central in the neighborhood of Edgebrook). Public transportation is excellent. Members are all ages and stages of life, …
Are you an avid reader who'd like to get together with other lively, intelligent and inspiring women regularly to discuss books over some fine wine? Well this may be the group for you! The aim of this group is to expand our thoughts and perceptions through great discussions about books. We all bring our own experiences, culture, and filters into the perception and understanding of literature, and hopefully these discussions will all enrich us. We'll choose serious fictional and non-fictional boo …
We meet at a bar once a month to discuss that month's book, as well as select the next month's book. Past books range from literary (such as NW by Zadie Smith) to popular (Carrie by Stephen King), from fiction to nonfiction (Last Call by Daniel Okrent), from excellent (A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan) to—occasionally—atrociously bad (Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn). You must be in your 20s or early 30s to join, answer all profile questions, and include a photo of yourself (we want to re …
I would love to meet other women in the Skokie area who are working professionals and love reading! Let's start a book discussion group with slightly older women, 50ish, who would love to laugh, talk, and enjoy great books!
I love to read and would love to belong to a book club. I live in Hyde Park and would like to form a group with people that live in the same general area. We could get together once a month (or every other month) to discuss a chosen book and enjoy each other's company. I'm in my 50's, but it would be great to have members of various ages join the club.
Looking to meet a great group of girl friends in their 20s and 30s to share a love of books/reading, coffee/wine and a little girl-time conversation? This is the group for you!
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Celebrate your freedom to read! BANNED! is the perfect book club for anyone who enjoys reading and thinks that literary censorship has gone a little too far. We will be working through the Banned and Challenged Book list from the Radcliff Publishing Course Top 100 Novels of the 20th Century as well as the NCTE Banned and Challenged Book list and will be discussing not only the book, but why it has been banned or challenged in the US and if we agree that it should be banned from our libraries and …
Chicago Black Literature Book Club seeks to bring together both women and men who enjoy thought-provoking black literature -- both modern and contemporary -- to partake in discussion, debate and dining!
Read the Book? Now, let's book the author to attend our next meeting. Each month, we vote on the author we will read and schedule. Authors attend meetings by Skype, phone, or in-person (when possible). We select our books from Book Club Reading List - a directory of authors who have made themselves available to attend book club meetings. Website: https://bookclubreading.com/?ap_id=chicago
Have you ever wanted to read the books you hear everyone talking about? Here's your chance! Anyone is welcome to this casual monthly book group. Each month, we'll have an informal discussion of that month's selection. Togther we will choose next month's book. Suggestions welcome!
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We're organizing a really laid back book club that is going to be meet once a month on the last Thursday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. The location will vary, but the general area will be Evanston. We're really aiming to kill two birds with one stone - 1.) To read and discuss literature that collectively we will decide on and 2.) Find some great digs to drink at and to meet new friends. If you are looking to join a book club that has fun while reading, then this is the one for you.
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We meet once a month to discuss writings by the great authors of Western civilization: philosophy (Plato, Descartes, Kant); biography and history (Plutarch, Gibbon); plays (Sophocles, Shakespeare, Chekhov); epic poetry (Homer, Dante); novels and stories (Tolstoy, Chekhov, Hemingway); even some math and science (Newton, Hawking). We tend to stick to the "Great Books" lists drawn up by folks like Mortimer Adler and Clifton Fadiman but sometimes branch out a little. Have been meeting for 20 years a …
Are you in your 20s or 30s and look for a book group with a bit more bite? Join us at the Romeoville Branch Library once a month for Good Reads, Good Coffee, and Good Conversation. Each month we'll read something a little bit edgier than what you'll find in our other book groups. We'll read everything from Mira Grant to Terry Pratchett and about everything from artists to zombies.
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Finding principles of Buddhism in literature and science, to make the journey a bit easier.
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Do you too dread the arrival of the next issue? The last one is still waiting. Do you need some motivation to read just an article or two? Just browse the comics (or read the whole thing) and come meet up with us for coffee or a drink. We'll talk about any New Yorker article from the past month (or whenever), meet some new people, and hear about articles you will never get a chance to read.
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from the blog, Fingerprints on the Fridge
Today I'm swappin' with Miss Michelle, she graciously let me come over and wreck up her blog. Isn't that sweet!? ;)
If you're not familiar with me let me introduce myself.
I'm a Mom & Wife with an obsession with decorating, crafting, and power tools. Along with a healthy dab of playing princess, putting together puzzles and listening to Hannah Montana.
When we aren't rockin' out I can be found somewhere around the house simply fluffing things like:
Sometimes I'm adventurous and want to dive into something a little tougher than fluffing. Just last year the Husband and I recently gutted our kitchen & dining room.
Quite a change eh?
Then there's my most recent mudroom transformation I took on!
I'd love for you to come over and say hello sometime! Or, come over and Feature Yourself on Fridays for my super Linky party! Can't wait to meet some new faces!
Yes this post is gettin' pretty lengthy but I thought I'd end it with a sweet little Christmas decoration that's extremely easy to make.
When I saw this photo over at BHG I knew I had to have it. No doubt, it had to be mine. I do love the colors but they wouldn't go with much in my house at the moment, so I had to improvise.
I made a ton of these Santa Jars last year to give Oreo truffles in so I just made another big ol' one.
You can't really mess this up, red body, white paint for fur, black belt and a silver buckle, last year the buckles were gold. This year, gold was not in my stash, which actually worked out because I used red and silver ornaments.
Fate I tell you. ;)
Now take your foam ball and heat up your glue gun. Put a rim of glue around each neck of the ornaments then stick them in place. I used mini ornaments to fill in the gaps.
(Yes, I do my best work on the kitchen floor.)
Looking back on this project I would most definitely spray paint the ball first, you can still kind of see green, oh well live and learn.
Glue the top and bottom of the dowel and stick it in the foam ball and the foam blocks and stick it in your pot. Throw some left over fake snow from your mantel project in the pot to hide the the dusty devil green floral foam. Done and done! See how easy that was?
Thank you so much Michelle for letting me crash today! You're the sweetest!
Love that adorable topiary and when I grow up I totally want a mud room! Thanks for swappin' it up Rachelle!
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In a spirit free from economical calculations and political power games,
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As long as we just wait to see where the dynamics of history leads us, we're doomed to be victims of circumstance. This dynamic is often dictated by other concerns, we learn to think in social, economical and political "realities", forcing us to put aside what our hearts tell us and subsequently we stop listening and learn to adapt to these "realities" - powers that dictate our actions and interactions. We may protest against these realities - react, but to really change anything we must create the freedom and strength to turn the tide. When people start working together to build the lives and communities they want, then good things will happen.
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I am a great fan of steampunk so this collection appeals greatly to me. The designs, the colors, the variety of choices are fabulous. Great for so many of your craft projects.
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I´m so tiered of these guys. No difference between parties Click Here if you Like this Comment
How ironic they call their little gathering a retreat. Indeed. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Guess they are trying new messaging before they cave to see if that helps.Losers. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Short meeting: Cut spending. Indict obama and others of his ilk. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Are they flying white flags over this retreat? Click Here if you Like this Comment
The fiscal cliff was a no win situation for the Republicans because there was going to be a tax increase no matter what they did.If I was in charge the Repubs would:I would say the following:1) Tell the public that Obama´s deficits are destroying our country and that they are not going to tolerate them anymore.2) That the alternatives for our economic survival is to increase taxes by 40% or to cut spending.3) That the increased Obama spending is providing no benefit to the country. It is impoverishing the country.4) The Obama waste in endangering SS, medicare, every government program.I would take the following actions:1) Pass a budget that cuts out every penny in spending increases done by Obama.2) Increase the debt limit just enough to cover the spending in their budget.3) Tie the two together as one bill. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Headline correction: "At retreat, GOP retreats"This is hopeless. The GOP now stands for nothing but a somewhat more leisurely timetable for the implementation of the Democrat Socialist Revolution. Yea, let´s get behind that!Third party. Sarah? Rand Paul? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Well said #8 - you name 2 people I could believe in to bring some sanity to the political scene - the two party system is dead as the dodo. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The republicans are trying to bye themselves time,hoping the sentiment in the country turns to their favor. The problem is,if you´re not standing for something,there´s no reason for people to rally around you.The left and the media have made a $1.5 trillion a year deficit,acceptable.How did we get to that point when the left slammed Bush for $300 billion deficits? Why are we allowing them to get away with this?The NRA ad on Obama´s kids showed the left´s hypocrisy on the gun issue. We need a strategy that constantly exposes liberal´s hypocrisy and double standards.Where´s the ad that shows kids disappearing from the stage because they were never really born because of abortion?Someone should be running ads exposing examples of government waste and make it as an ongoing sequel. Stay tuned for more examples of government waste.Medicaid and medicare fraud should be easy to expose.$100 pentagon hammers were a bargain compared to $900 back braces.If we´re spending countless billions on food stamps,how is it possible that 1 in 4 kids go to bed hungry every night? Call for a ban on using food stamps on drugs,booze and strip clubs.Make the left defend these programs. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Who pays for the retreat? They have offices for which we are paying and a nice meeting room in which to meet. Can we get some work done, please? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Let me guess; kick the can down the road and we´ll get ´em next time. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Remind me again, please...when have they NOT been in retreat?? Click Here if you Like this Comment
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I made a forum when this new Avril forum came around, but i never got around to finish it. It's not done just yet but if you are interested to join, and yes it's pro boards lol so if you interesting registering please feel free but if you don't i understand. and yes it has banners (link deleted)
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These types of internet promotions are totally bogus and nobody ever gets the "free" gift card. I'm just not willing to take the chance that one of our younger members might fall for it.
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Oak Creek - A 47-year-old Random Lake man told police he was robbed by a stranger after he pulled over on College Avenue to check his tires shortly after 11 p.m. Nov. 26.
According to the Oak Creek police report:
The man told officers he heard a squeak in his tire, which caused him to pull over in the 2500 block of West College Avenue. While he was checking his driver-side rear tire, an unidentified man walked up to him and said: "Give me your wallet. I have a gun."
The Random Lake man told police he pushed the man, and a struggle ensued. His wallet apparently fell out of his pocket. The thief grabbed the wallet and was picked up by a blue, four-door vehicle that pulled up next to them.
The Random Lake man followed the man's vehicle north on Interstate 94, but lost sight of the car in a subdivision near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Milwaukee.
The robber is described as 5-foot-7, Hispanic, about 20, and having a slim build, dark hair and small amounts of facial hair. He was wearing a light blue, quilted jacket with a hood, blue jeans and dirty white tennis shoes.
The wallet contained $120, a bank card and personal identification.
Police tracked the license plate number to an address in Big Bend, but the car was not at the home.
The officer writing the report noted there was an hour discrepancy between the time of the incident and the time of the call, as well as other items that didn't match up with the victim's statements.
The investigation is ongoing.
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Church drops troop after decision to allow gay scouts
BERWYN – A Berwyn priest has made the decision not to renew a charter with a group of local boy scouts due to the national organization's decision to admit openly gay scouts.
Berwyn Boy Scout Troop 60 was told by its sponsor, St. Odillo Church, in June that it would not renew its charter this year, because of the national organization's decision.
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By bob63052
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Comments about Dimplex 32" Multi-Fire/Purifire Plug-In Electric Firebox - DF3215:
Great way to add a fireplace where there was never one. Easy to use looks so real you have to try to touch the flames.
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Exceptional Fireplace
By Rose Ann
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We have had this fireplace for a little over a year and are extremely happy with it. We use it mainly for achieving the looks of a fireplace. We turn it on EVERY NIGHT! Not the heat of course, since we live in Florida. If we had it to do over again, we would still purchase this one.We love it!
A fabulous fireplace!!
By Vanessa
from Florence, AL
The DF3215 offers the most realistic flame effect on the market today. The unit also has bi-fold doors and easy to reach controls. The digital remote control lets you control the unit flame or heat settings. I love this unit so much that I have one in my home!
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Love this fireplace
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People have been surprised that it is not a real flame -very realistic.This fireplace is easy to operate, looks great, is quiet, and sets a nice mood. It is not a primary heat source - but it does take the chill off. We love it.
REally nice after final instillation.
By bobp
from Garden City, Kansas
Had to modify my fireplace opening because the unit didn't teach owner to read tape measure correctly prior to ordering. Actually was really easy to make fit my opening but was frustrating because of my ineptness...
Pretty Nice Fireplace
By Jeffrey
from Huntington, NY
I am happy with this fireplace, although with such a high price tag I was expecting a little more. The log set looks great and the flame effect is very convincing. The unit is a nice size and fits well in my custom mantel. As for the negatives, the firebrick is painted onto the mirror and looks nothing like what is in the pictures. The molded ember bed and log holder are kind of cheesy looking. On the whole though a nice unit, and the most realistic I have seen personally.
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Beautiful ambiance
By Steve
from Manassas, VA
I built mine into the corner of the Master Bedroom. The intent was to create a built-in entertainment center with the TV, Stereo, DVR, DVD, and Fireplace. It is 12" off the ground so the fireplace can be in full view from the bed. Eventually we may add a step/ledge in front of it, but for now we like the clean look.
Quit working, No help
By Ken
from Denver,Colorado
Bought what I felt was top of the line and spent more than I should. Built a very nice fireplace and installed with no problem. Fire realism great. Heat quit after three months. Ten year warranty included no parts availability and absolutely no service. Parts ordered with the comment " Are you handy? "And followed up with install instructions for the parts for the repair.j Still waiting for parts so that I can have the privilege of doing the repair myself. Very disappointed. We needed this as supplemental heat in an addition and have had none. Wish I had purchased locally where I at least had a contact to deal with when problems come up. I would have least expected a local service representative to come and see what might be wrong and handle the repair. Ten year warranty?? WOW ! !


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I snapped a fin over the weekend so I think that's a good excuse to spend some money and get a new set!
I'm about 5' 6" and weight about 10.5 stone. I ride a Circle One minimal which is 7' 3" and has a fairly narrow tail (thruster set-up) plus it has DFS fins at the mo.
I'm just getting to the point where I can turn the board both ways, but I'm by no means tearing it up yet! I have the problem that the board seems to bog down a lot but that might just be to do with positioning of my feet (to far back) or it nose dives, so too much weight at the front - when I get it right it's fast, but mostly it just bogs down.
Anyway, I can't decide what fins to get - the two sets I have in mind are the FCS DHD-2 (glassflex) or the FCS M5 IFT.
Which one's would be best to help me to progress? or to help keep the back end alive?
I want to get to the point where I can go really fast and turn hard (but that's probably going to be on a different board!)


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44 Meetup Groups match "motorcycle-riding" near Humble, TX
Montrose Motorcycle Riding Club (MMRC) is dedicated to serving G.L.B.T. and gay-friendly motorcyclists in and around the Houston area. MMRC was founded in 2006. MMRC promotes responsible and safe riding while emphasizing having fun and building friendships. Our club welcomes people from all walks of life who ride any brand and style of motorcycle or scooter. And if you don't ride, we encourage you to become involved anyway. Our club encourages impromptu rides, planned rides, and showing our supp …
Welcome to the Freedom Cruisers Riding Club, Chapter 43 ABOUT FREEDOM CRUISERS: The Freedom Cruisers Riding Club is a Free, Family Oriented Motorcycle Riding Club that focuses on the enjoyment and fellowship of riding. We represent motorcycle riding, family, unity, traveling, fun and the camaraderie of the members. As members, we believe in total freedom,no dues, no initiation fees, no mandatory meetings, and no major commitments. We do not believe in club dictatorship, cliques, power plays, pol …
PLEASE NOTE: As a condition of membership - To be a member and remain a member of this Meet up group, we require you to register with the Freedom Cruisers National Website at www.freedom-cruisers.org . All accounts failing to complete the registration process within that time WILL BE REMOVED without notice! The Freedom Cruisers Riding Club is Free, Family Oriented Motorcycle Riding Club that focuses on the enjoyment and Fellowship of Riding. We represent motorcycle riding, family, unity, traveli …
Welcome to the Freedom Cruisers Chapter 50 MeetUp site. ABOUT FREEDOM CRUISERS: The Freedom Cruisers Riding Club is a Free, Family Oriented Motorcycle Riding Club that focuses on the enjoyment and fellowship of riding. We represent motorcycle riding, family, unity, traveling, fun and the camaraderie of the members. As members, we believe in total freedom, no dues, no initiation fees, no mandatory meetings, and no major commitments. We do not believe in club dictatorship, cliques, power plays, …
BAY AREA INDEPENDENT RIDERS We appreciate the independence of motorcycling and the camaraderie of others who share the code of individual responsibility and accountability. We take pride in our machines and our ability to ride safely as a group. We enjoy the exchange of information and sharing of knowledge with each other. Our primary purpose is to organize motorcycle rides to local and farther destinations for the members. Our rides are on public roadways which are routinely speed limited up to …
The Alvin Motorcycle Group was formed as an alternative to all the groups located on the North side of town, our purpose is to provide a organized way local area motorcycle enthusiasts can get together and ride in a safe and fun manner. This is an informal group, and member participation is highly encouraged to help determine the route, length, and timing of our rides.
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New or experienced riders in the central Houston area. If you are a young professional who likes to ride and eat great "Foodie" Food, go on country road rides, day trips, or just a reason to ride and meet other riders look no further. This group is owned by all who attend it. suggestions for rides trips or locations are welcome. All bike types welcome. No Dues, No Fees No Rules (Just be Safe and use common sense).
Southeast Texas & Greater Houston area Motorcycle Riders. We all share the love of riding out in the elements with the wind in our faces!!! We welcome all bikes no matter the brand or style but must be able to go highway speeds. Our only requirements are that you ride safely and have fun. We are open to suggestions from our members on rides routes and destinations. The group is owned by all the members. We are hoping for a group of friends old and new that can become like our family.
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This group is for all motorcycle riders who luv riding and would perfer to meetup in a more of a central location in Houston. Dudes and Chicks. Singles and Couples. Young and Old. Biker garb or sneakers & whatever garb. It's all good. We will try to have some charity rides incorporated in our rides as well. So if anyone has any charitable rides or events you would like to bring to the table, feel free to and we will make it happen. This is a laid back group that is welcoming of all! It's all …
Searching for older guys (guessing 40-60..??) who rode back in the day and want to get together for a "guys day out" of easy going fun riding.. (and some family time if we grow)... I noticed that there are no groups who cater to the older school riders... What kind of ridding you might ask?? nothing extreme... just riding as support team for each other in the National Forest, maybe a few local tracks (if were up to it and our shape and skills allow)... possibly Rio Bravo or Three Palms.. or wher …
I'm constantly being told I need to find single or solo friends to ride with for meet up's, parties, rallies, benefits and the like. Any solo riders interested in getting together for rides and hanging out help me put this group together. Club or no club, male or female, what you ride foreign or American Iron just as long as you ride.
Welcome to Cypress Cruisers - A Motorcycle Meetup Group. We are meetup group of experienced riders based out of North West Harris County in Cypress, TX. We are not a Motorcycle Club, Touring Association, or Riding Club. We have no patches, no colors, and no affiliations with any Motorcycle Associations. We are simply a group of people from all walks of life that enjoy a passion of motorcycling...everyone is welcome, which includes all makes and models of motorcycles. Our only bike requirement i …
Chapter X2 of the Texas District of the Goldwing Road Riders Association was founded by Goldwing RIDERS and continues to be filled with participants that love to ride Goldwings, Valkyries, and F6B's. Often times we are blessed with participants from other GWRRA chapters joining us on our rides. There are very few weekends where there isn't an event on our calendar. In addition to our weekend "day rides", we schedule overnight rides to places like the Texas Hill Country to view the beautiful blue …
WE are FAMILY, by blood and by choice! We celebrate life and the love of riding, supporting each other thru the good times and the bad! Celtic Knights is proudly acknowledged as an R.C. and a member of the C.O.C. & I. Monthly get togethers that include supporting the community, group rides, food, fun and fellowship.
Meetup details are available only to members.
Houston Gixxers was formed in 2008 by Will and Jen. Their goal was to increase motorcycle safety and awareness. The group continues to this day and the goal is still the same. The strongest values that HG (Houston Gixxers) honors are camaraderie, fun and safety. We have been called a fast group and have a fast pace when we ride, but we have riders of all levels and expect members to have a valid motorcycle license, safety gear (helmet, jacket, gloves, boots, and no shorts) and active partici …
Already a scooter rider? Wanting to be one? Then join us! Try us! You'll like us! Your scooter will love you for it. We are a casual group of scooter riders ranging from the young to the young at heart. All rides are accepted (scooters, mopeds, motorcycles even cages!)! NOTE: You do not have to be a member to ride with us or attend our events. Different types of group rides scheduled; music concerts, restaurants, coffee houses, bars, wineries, state parks and even overnight camping! ALL SCOOT E …
The "ROLL'ers" are Chapter 1214 of the Christian Motorcyclists Association located in Sugarland, Texas. "ROLL" stands for "Riders of the Living Lord" and was formed on March 10th, 2012. We meet the second Saturday of each month at Kelley's Restaurant, 11555 West Airport Blvd, Stafford, Texas at 8:30am. Call Jackie "Fireman Jack" Hanson at 832-622-0139 for more information. All age groups and motorcycles are welcome. We have a chapter ride after every meeting. If you're looking for fun rides and …
Welcome This group is for motorcyclists who simply like to cruise down the road! Sometimes there is a destination and other times the ride is the destination. I am sure you always wanted to have other riders to simply ride around with. Well, HERE THEY ARE!!! So join up today and help set the course for our group! We are made up of individuals such as YOURSELF, who share the passion of motorcycling and the open road and similar activities (rallies, swapmeets, fundraisers etc...) We enjoy the hobb …
Thank you for your interest in Women in the Wind and the Bayou City Sisters Chapter. Women in the Wind was founded by Becky Brown in Toledo, Ohio in 1979 in order to educate women on motorcycle safety and maintenance, unite women motorcyclists and promote a postive image to the public of women on motorcyles. The Bayou City Sisters Chapter was formed on this Meetup site in September 2009 and we became a fully chartered chapter of Women in the Wind on February 20, 2010. We will operate under the …
Come meet other jockeys with similar interests. All types of bikes are welcome because this is about how you ride, rather than what you ride. Typical meetups are day trips of roughly 180 to 220 miles round trip, to a lunch location in the countryside surrounding Houston, via the twistiest roads we can find. In the summer, we may leave early, ride a shorter distance to breakfast, and return before the heat gets too brutal. We wanna feel the power and performance of our steeds without unnecessari …
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The Sons of Texas MC was established July 4th 2005 and is an AMA affiliated motorcycle club. SOTMC is about friendship and brotherhood, it is a way of life. Members enjoy riding with each other sharing stories of our great rides. We cherish our Texas Heritage and we look to build lasting and fulfilling relationships with other members. We enjoy riding the back roads of Texas, visiting historical sites, and points of interest, making stops for good eats and cold beers and attending such events a …
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Dont let the name of the Group scare you off I can assure you we are all pretty personable here... This is a NEW ACTIVE Sport Bike Group seeking ACTIVE riders. This Group is open to all levels of Riders. And with that being said, we should all remember we were all beginners once. We will be leaving out the EGOs or how fast you can take the next turn.. This will be for the love of the ride and about the members since they are what make a group complete and successful. There will be a few requir …
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Investigating interest in a local meet for folks that have an interest in European & Vintage motorcycles and/or Scooters. Probably a dinner or breakfast gathering, that may develop into a ride here and there.
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The Sons of Texas MC was established July 4th 2005 and is an AMA affiliated motorcycle club. SOTMC is about friendship and brotherhood, it is a way of life. Members enjoy riding with each other sharing stories of our great rides. We cherish our Texas Heritage and we look to build lasting and fulfilling relationships with other members. We enjoy riding the back roads of Texas, visiting historical sites, and points of interest, making stops for good eats and cold beers and attending such events as …
United in our causes and we are proud to be Americans. Simply put. We ride for any reason or just to ride for the fun of it. If there is a cause out there, we will ride. However, we will also just ride for no reason. We ride in support of all Americans, all things American and in support of our military heroes, and first responders and we ride for the fun of it. We also ride for any other good cause or for no cause at all. We are not a political group (although I'm sure most of us have our opini …
Most women would like to ride as a passenger of local biker men or motorcycle guys. But some biker women are very independent, and be sure of themselves at anytime as lone as they ride on their own motorcycle and move on open road. This group is for female motorcycle riders to meet up and ride out together. Of course, motorcycle men are welcome to join the group too. This group is sponsored by Single Biker Women Dating Site.
Meet other local Sport Bike owners, riders and enthusiasts. We welcome all sport, sport tourers, and naked bikes. Let's meetup for socializing, discussing everything two wheels, eating some good grub, and most importantly RIDE. All levels of riders are welcome from the seasoned track veteran to the newbie who just purchased his/her first bike . In fact we encourage the newbies to come out as it's a great opportunity for them to network with other riders and learn the ins and outs of riding in Ho …
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Are you a female and drive a Crotch Rockets – Motorcycles if you live in Surrounding Houston Area then this is the group you must hang out with, we do greatest rides & meet ups with other motorcycle crew and clubs. We females get invitations to events or only lady rider's ride, and have the greatest audience. With this crew you will learn much more you're not alone we have all types of riders.
Meet with other local Motorcyle Riders! Our rides will be long or short, to interesting places with interesting people. Discuss favorite destinations and fun ways to get there!
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I just started this group so I would like to hear ideas for anyone that likes to ride. I know lots of nice places to ride in Montgomery county. Cool places to stop for lunch. It's so much more fun to ride with other people. If you like to ride lets get together and make this group great fun.
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If you're searching for a group where you're "free to be" yourself and enjoy motorcycling in the company of others who share your passion, then LOSTBOYS welcomes you. We are a group of mature riders who enjoy the freedom of motorcycling and the freedom to be ourselves. We are an inclusive group who welcome all with an open mind to join us as we clear a path to pave a different road. .
Meetup details are available only to members.
This is a group for anyone who likes to ride. Im looking for a crew of men and woman who are nice, respectful and simply just likes to have someone to ride with. Eventually I would like to help our community by doing benefits, toy runs and other charitable things. Join WSBR and lets start growing, riding and making new friends.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Dirty Little Secret #2
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- Jet @ Book Devotee Reviews
It would be so cool to be able to do spells and such! Great choice.
- November 17, 2011 at 12:45 AM
- Under the Covers
Interesting choice!!! I love that! Definitely think wizards would be a cool thing to have in the world!
Annie - November 17, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Blue Shedevil
Good pick, and how great would it be to have a big white owl?
- November 17, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- Niina
Good thinking! I'd love to see magic being used! I second your motion, get out of the closet wizards. :)
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Come see my Thursday! Hang in the there it's almost Friday! ;D - November 17, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Holly
I agree that would be pretty cool. Lol :)
My DLS: http://fullmoonbites.blogspot.com/2011/11/dirty-little-secret-22.html - November 17, 2011 at 3:50 PM
- Kat
Definitely agree with you! I'd LOVE to go to Hogwarts. :) Best school ever.
- November 18, 2011 at 8:12 PM
- A Backwards Story
Interesting meme! And I like the way you picked something of a more fantastic nature :)
Me, I would TOTALLY pick mermaids...but only if I could somehow be one, too! <3 - November 20, 2011 at 9:23 PM


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I love the dry embossing in the background (she used a faux letterpress technique), and the simple layout.
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I love the effect you got from inking the embossing folder. It really looks amazing on both cards yours and Kristina's. I would not have thought of using the folder you used for a Christmas card but it totally works.
Very pretty!!!!! I like that you inked up your embossing folder! I have done that from time to time!!!! Loving the foam trees from the dollar store. They work perfectly on your card! Thank you so much for joining us at Lawnscaping!
Love the background. the light blue is just a soft subtle touch in the background, I love it. thank you for sharing.
What a fabulous card Jennifer! I love the texture!
Awesome card dearie!!! Hope you are well....
This is super cute Jennifer, love those glittery trees!!
How cute is this? Those glittery chunky trees are adorable and look fab against that pale blue background. Sweet take on this week's color challenge!
Another stunning CAS card Jen ... I love this sweet card, those trees are just gorgeous with the blue halo effect ... not to mention the white border stitching - this is such a simple technique yet the effect is brilliant ... great job!!!
Beautiful card,LOVE the design, simple and pretty, thank u for playing at Lawnscaping :)
Your card is beautiful! I love Christmas!
Jennifer, I like your clean and simple style and I REALLY like how you used the colors from the challenge in this project! Great effect!
Absolutely fabulous, in every way Jennifer! I LOVE how you inked up the embossing folder in pale blue before running it through. Such an awesome effect! Those glittery trees are such a perfect accent, too. I really need to start going through my stamping stash. I'm sure there is all kinds of little treasure like this waiting to be loved. Thanks for the inspiration! Big hugs! :)
This is a gorgeous card. The layout and elements coordinate together perfectly.
Fab card, Jennifer! Thank you so much for playing along with us at Lawnscaping! :)
This is fabulous, Jen! Great holiday card. Your tree stickers are so cute! Love the blue embossed background and the ribbon and stitching. Awesome job!


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In the entertainment industry, writer/director/producer
Hugh Wilson
's name is synonymous with comedy, though in the late '90s, he turned to more dramatic subject matters. Although Wilson spent the latter part of his 20-plus-year career primarily involved in feature films, such as the hit
First Wives Club
(1995) (starring
Goldie Hawn
Bette Midler
, and
Diane Keaton
), Wilson is perhaps best known for his television work, notably as the creator and executive producer of the hilarious sitcom
WKRP in Cincinnati
(1978-1982) and the Emmy-winning comedy/drama
Frank's Place
which he created with former WKRP star
Tim Reid
A native of Miami, Wilson started out working as a major contributor to a newsletter for the Armstrong Cork corporation. There he met
Jay Tarses
Tom Patchett
. Years later, Tarses and Patchett became comedy writers for The Bob Newhart Show. Remembering that Wilson too shared a similar gift for comedy writing, they invited him to join their team. By that time, Wilson was working with an advertising firm in Atlanta. He accepted the offer and soon was writing for the classic comedy with his former colleagues. Wilson also wrote for other shows, proving he had a knack for the medium, and in the mid-'70s became a producer of
The Tony Randall Show
. In 1978 Wilson agreed to create a new sitcom for MTM helmer
Grant Tinker
. Basing the premise upon his experiences in radio and advertising in Atlanta, Wilson came up with WKRP. Set in a failing radio station, it chronicled the colorful lives of eight members of the station as they tried to cope with changing the format from elevator music to Top 40 rock & roll. Not only did Wilson create and produce the show, he also served as its head writer.
Frank's Place
ran from 1987 to 1988. Unlike the zany WKRP, this was a low-key and off-beat ensemble piece about a stuffy Boston professor who discovers that his late, estranged father has left him a Creole restaurant in New Orleans. Moments of drama punctuated the funny business. Critics loved the show, but audiences found it puzzling and the series folded after a year.
Wilson's big break in feature films came when he wrote the script for the low-brow but widely popular
Police Academy
(1984), which also marked Wilson's directorial bow. His subsequent film credits include
Rustler's Rhapsody
(1985) and
Guarding Tess
(1994), which starred
Shirley MacLaine
Nicholas Cage
as a feisty, fussy presidential widow and the Secret Service man assigned to protect her. In 1997 Wilson made his first foray into a nonhumorous project as a script writer on the television miniseries chronicle of President Teddy Roosevelt's founding and leading of the famous elite cavalry group. The following year, Wilson produced an acclaimed, independent low-budget crime drama,
, about a New Yorker who returns to his Boston family and finds them in cahoots with mobsters. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Mainstream Hollywood filmmaker Hugh Wilson teams up with screenwriter/author John Grisham for the independently produced sports drama Mickey. Harry Connick Jr. stars as a widowed father in trouble with the law who runs away to Las Vegas with his 12-year-old, baseball-loving son (Shawn Salinas). They change their names in order to avoid a federal tax investigation. When the talented son starts playing Little League, the locals can't help but notice him. Soon his talents attract unwanted national attention. The film also stars Michelle Johnson and Mike Starr. Though made in 2001, the release date was pushed back several years due to an unrelated, real-life Little League scandal. Mickey was briefly released in 2003 in the Little League headquarters town of Williamsport, PA. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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In 1962, Calvin Webber (Christopher Walken) was a brilliant but somewhat paranoid scientist living with his Donna Reed-esque wife, Helen (Sissy Spacek), in Los Angeles. In the midst of the Cuban Missile Crisis, a plane crashed into the Webber's yard. Mistaking the blast for "the big one," the Webbers moved into their elaborate bomb shelter to wait out the half-life of radioactive fallout. In the shelter, now a sort of time capsule, Calvin and Helen conceived and raised their son Adam (played as an adult by Brendan Fraser). For 35 years, Adam was raised on Jackie Gleason, Perry Como, and stories about life on the surface. Calvin taught his son about science, baseball, and communists while Mom taught Adam about dancing, good manners, and charming young ladies. Just in time, too, as Adam is sent to the surface to gather supplies and find a wife, preferably a nice, non-mutant girl from Pasadena with which to repopulate the world. Once this "fish out of water" story is set up, the fish, Adam, is set adrift in a sea of supermarkets and adult bookstores, but is soon caught by Eve Rustikov (Alicia Silverstone). Completely lost above ground, Adam enlists Eve's help to navigate his new world and find the supplies on his list. The literally sheltered Adam falls for this bitter, cynical, street-smart woman who grew up in a bleak Los Angeles with little use for love. Living with her gay roommate, Troy (Dave Foley), Eve has had her hopes chipped away by a long line of dead-end jobs and loser boyfriends. When the throwback Adam enters her life with his sunny disposition, seersucker jacket, and joy at seeing the sky, she can't help but fall in love. ~ Ron Wells, Rovi
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After giving George of the Jungle human form, Brendan Fraser returns to cartoon-land with another live-action update of an animated TV classic. Set in the peaceful village of Semi-Happy Valley high in the Canadian Rockies, our story focuses on Dudley Do-Right (Fraser), a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who never lets his lack of intelligence get in the way of his dedication and determination to get his man. Dudley's superior, Inspector Fenwick (Robert Prosky), displays a bemused tolerance towards Dudley's enthusiastic ineptitude, and Dudley is beguiled by the Inspector's daughter, Nell (Sarah Jessica Parker), who has made a home in Seattle after traveling the world, but is now paying her father an extended visit. Before Dudley can make much of a (positive) impression on Nell, the evil Snidely Whiplash (Alfred Molina) enters the picture. Determined to take Semi-Happy Valley for everything it's worth, Snidely sends Dudley in search of vampires hiding in the woods, and, while he's away, plants gold nuggets in a nearby stream. When a prospector (Eric Idle) happens upon them, word gets out that Semi-Happy Valley is gold country. Quickly opening a string of businesses to cater to the flood of would-be gold miners, Snidely becomes the town's richest citizen, and Semi-Happy Valley is even renamed Whiplash City. Snidely's fame and wealth gain Nell's attention, while Dudley's search for vampires causes the Inspector to fire him. However, in time, Dudley realizes that something is afoot, and he is determined to expose Snidely Whiplash and bring him to justice. Director Hugh Wilson wrote and directed the first film in the Police Academy series; Dudley Do-Right was his second directorial credit of 1999 with Brendan Fraser, after they worked together on Blast From the Past. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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"Southie" is common usage in Massachusetts for a resident of South Boston. John Shea directed and co-scripted (with James Cummings and Dave McLaughlin) this low-budget crime drama which won the American Independent Award at the 1998 Seattle Film Festival. Out of money and out of luck, Danny Quinn (Donnie Wahlberg) leaves NYC and returns home to South Boston where his dysfunctional family is allied with an Irish Mafia crowd. When Danny's pals open a private casino with an assist from a different Irish Mafia group, this leaves Danny stuck in the middle when trouble erupts between the two factions. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Rough Riders
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The real-life story of Teddy Roosevelt's role in the Spanish-American war is re-told in this made-for-television movie. Tom Berenger stars as Roosevelt, who in 1898 formed his own volunteer calvary to go into Cuba and fight the expansion of Spanish rule. Thousands of men from all walks of life volunteered, but Roosevelt honed the team down to over 500 fighting men. When they finally arrived in Cuba, they faced a well-equipped Spanish army and squared off in the famous Battle of San Juan Hill. Berenger is strong as the charismatic leader, and the supporting cast shines with familiar names. The film clocks in at four hours and was originally shown in two parts. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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Vulgar, slapstick comedy abounds in this feature film debut for television sitcom star Kelsey Grammer. Almost everyone else thinks of Lieutenant Commander Tom Dodge is a class "A" goof who messes up every task he is assigned, but Adm. Dean Winslow thinks otherwise and decides to give Dodge one last chance by assigning him to helm an outmoded, diesel powered, rusty in a series of wargames. Dodge's sub is to be the enemy and must somehow outsmart their high tech opponents. Though ostensibly only games, Admiral Yancy Graham, who considers Dodge an embarrassment to the Navy, decides to do everything he can to scuttle Dodge and his ragtag crew's mission. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Three women plot revenge on their two-timing husbands in this comedy. Brenda (Bette Midler), Elise (Goldie Hawn), and Annie (Diane Keaton) were close friends in college, but 27 years after graduation they've lost touch with each other, and it's not until a mutual friend of the three commits suicide that they meet at the funeral for the first time in years. It seems that their friend grew despondent after her husband left her for a younger woman, and all three find themselves in similar situations. Elise is an actress who finds herself out of work now that she's seen the shady side of 40, and her husband and producer Bill (Victor Garber) is demanding a divorce (and half of her fortune). Brenda helped her husband Morton (Dan Hedaya) open a profitable chain of discount electronics stores, but now that his commercials have made him a minor celebrity, he's taken up with a much younger (and thinner) woman. Annie has allowed her husband Aaron (Stephen Collins) to use her as a doormat throughout their marriage, and she's at a loss now that he's leaving her. After comparing notes, Brenda, Elise, and Annie decide that it's time to do something about their problems, and they hatch an elaborate blackmail scheme that will win them control of their ex-husband's businesses and allow them to do something positive with the money they helped earn. Heather Locklear and Ivana Trump both make cameo appearances. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A man trained for a life of excitement and danger is given a new and unexpected challenge -- minding a grouchy old woman -- in this comedy. Doug Chesnic (Nicolas Cage) is a Secret Service agent who takes great pride in his job, performing his duties with the utmost professionalism and always minding the details. However, his assignment for the last three years has been a severe test of his patience; Tess Carlisle (Shirley MacLaine) is the widow of a former U.S. president who is well-known for her diplomatic and philanthropic work, and Doug has been in charge of her security force. But Tess tends to regard Doug less as a security officer and more as a domestic servant, like her chauffeur Earl (Austin Pendleton) or her nurse Frederick (Richard Griffiths). While Doug regards it as beneath his professional dignity to perform little chores around the house or bring Tess her breakfast in bed, she orders him to do so, and he's in no position to say, "no." Sometimes, Tess even refuses to obey Doug's security instructions, and should he argue his point too strongly, Tess will contact her close friend, the President of the United States, and ask him to give Doug a severe dressing down. So when Doug's three year hitch with Tess comes to an end, he asks to be given a more exciting and challenging assignment. However, Tess has other ideas; she's decided that she likes working with Doug, and she demands that his assignment be made permanent. Director Hugh Wilson also provides the voice of the President. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Director of the first Police Academy movie, Hugh Wilson is also responsible for the action comedy-caper Burglar. Bernice Rhodenbarr (Whoopi Goldberg) is a retired cat burglar who works at a bookstore. Bad cop Ray Kirschman (G.W. Bailey) blackmails her, so she agrees to do a job for Dr. Cynthia Sheldrake (Lesley Ann Warren) in order to get the money. While she is doing the robbery, she accidentally stumbles onto the scene of a murder. Since she is the prime suspect, Bernice is forced into many chase scenes as she plays detective to find out who the real murderer is in order to clear her name. She is aided by her only two friends: the hapless dog groomer Carl Hefler (Bob Goldthwait) and the drunken floozy Frankie (Elizabeth Ruscio). Along the way, she almost gets killed by numerous tough guys while being closely followed by two stupid cops (Anne DeSalvo and John Goodman). ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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An amusing spoof of the good 'ole westerns back in the halcyon days when all the cliches were held up as icons, this parody by Hugh Wilson works best for savvy audiences. Rex O'Herlihan (Tom Berenger) is a singing cowboy with a wardrobe straight out of the Hollywood westerns of the '40s -- he worships his horse, and has a trusty sidekick too. Every town he wanders into has a sheriff on the dole, a shady cattle rancher, a prostitute with a heart of gold, an innocent young damsel, a town drunk, and the standard bad guys in black hats and long coats (Spaghetti-western style) who brutalize the poor sheep ranchers. After setting things straight in each identical town as he goes, Rex is beginning to feel like a re-run junky when he saunters into a town that is slightly different -- and the parodies continue. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Public safety takes a turn for the worse in this hit comedy, which spawned a long-running franchise. As a crime wave sweeps through a major city, the mayor decides that part of the problem may stem from overly restrictive qualifications for police officers, so she opens the door of the city's Police Academy to anyone who wants to join. Soon, the new class is overrun with misfits and losers, including Carey Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg), who is given the choice of joining the force or going to jail; Karen Thompson (Kim Cattrall), a pretty cadet whom Mahoney has his eye on; Moses Hightower (Bubba Smith), a mountain of a man who likes to tend flowers; and Larvell Jones (Michael Winslow), who has an uncanny ability to imitate the sound of practically anything. Constantly befuddled Commandant Lassard (George Gaynes) and his lackey, Lt. Harris (G.W. Bailey), are none too thrilled with their new charges, but as they try to wash their hands of the cadets, Mahoney and his classmates become all the more determined to make good. The surprising success of Police Academy spawned six sequels and two TV series. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The action and stunts in this fourth racing vehicle for Burt Reynolds could be accurately foreseen by most youngsters. Stroker Ace (Reynolds) is a race car driver who gets the short end of a contract with a fried-chicken entrepreneur (Ned Beatty) but can be expected to end up with the woman (Pembrook) in compensation -- and actually did (Pembrook is played by Loni Anderson in her first movie with Reynolds). By this time, the formula of racing cars, wild stunts, blond co-stars (Goldie Hawn, Farrah Fawcett, and Dolly Parton were the most recent) was wearing thin and Reynolds starred in only one more "Cannonball" film, ending his car-chase series there. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Never Leave Me, Lucille
Finally booted out of his house by his fed-up wife Lucille (Edie McClurg), Herb (Frank Bonner) moves in with Johnny (Howard Hesseman), immediately transforming the tiny apartment into his own peculiar idea of a swingin' bachelor pad. Back at WKRP, the staffers brace themselves for the "new", unattached Herb--especially Jennifer, who worries about her safety at the hands of the ever-libidinous advertising director. As a means of self-preservation, Jennifer persuades her friends to try to bring Herb and Lucille back together...fast! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: A Date With Jennifer
Much to everyone's amazement, Jennifer (Loni Anderson) agrees to accompany newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) to a banquet where he is to receive the coveted Silver Sow Award. Libidinous Herb (Frank Bonner), who has been relentlessly hitting on Jennifer for months, can't understand why Les has apparently succeeded where he has failed--while Les himself begins to wonder if Jennfer is dating him merely because she feels sorry for him. This episode, written by series regular Richard Sanders (Les) and Michael Fairman, introduces the famous "invisible walls" in Mr. Nessman's office. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Mama's Review
After a three-month network hiatus, WKRP in Cincinnati resumed its first season on January 15, 1979 with this "recap" episode (otherwise known as a clip show). It has been four months since Cincinnati radio station WKRP flipped formats, converting from easy-listening to top-40, and program director Andy Travis (Gary Sandy) is anxious to bring the imperious station owner Mrs. Carlson (who hates rock-and-roll) up to date. In his efforts to prove that his strategy has worked, Andy flashes back to such previous episodes as the two-part pilot show, "Les on a Ledge", "Hold-Up" and the imperishable "Turkeys Away". With this program, Carol Bruce takes over from Sylvia Sidney as Mama Carlson. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: I Want to Keep My Baby
A lonely young single mom, who has formed a spiritual bond with her favorite deejay Dr. Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman), leaves her baby in a basket at the doorstep of WKRP. Taking charge of the baby, Johnny becomes quite attached to the kid, so much so that he refuses to turn it over for adoption. Instead, Johnny takes it upon himself to locate the baby's mother and try to convince her to give motherhood a second chance. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Fish Story
A visting reporter is told that WKRP is just your average, run-of-the-mill station--but events quickly prove otherwise. It all starts when Mr. Carlson (Gordon Jump) insists that Herb promote the station by wearing the costume of the WKRP mascot, the "KRP Carp". Meanwhile, Johnny (Howard Hesseman) and Venus (Tim Reid) participate in an on-the-air experiment involving alcohol intake. And a curiously phlegmatic painter spends forever decorating the walls of the station's reception room. By the end of the day, Johnny and Venus are drunk as skunks, a strange animal is roaming the halls of the station, and several staffers--including uptight Les Nessman (Richard Sanders)--are in jail for beating up the mascot of rival station WPIG. This episode was written under protest by series creator Hugh Wilson (under the nom-de-plume of "Raoul Plager"), in response to CBS' request that WKRP in Cincinnati become less character-driven and more farce-oriented; ironically, it proved to be one of the viewers' favorite episodes! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Young Master Carlson
When Mr. Carlson's 11-year-old son Arthur Jr. (Sparky Marcus) is booted out of Valley Forge Military Academy, the kid's grandmother Mrs. Carlson (Carol Bruce) demands that the boy be given a job at WKRP. Before long, the entire staff is on the verge of insanity thanks to Arthur Jr.'s fascistic notions of military protocol! As it turns out, however, the kid is not quite the unregenerate monster he appears to be. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Les On a Ledge
WKRP's ace newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) can't understand why he has been abruptly banned from conducting locker-room interviews at Riverfront Stadium. Then the truth comes out (in a manner of speaking)--one of the Cincinnati Reds has accused Les of being gay! Convinced that his life and career are over, Les climbs onto the ledge of the Flimm Building in prepartion of ending it all--while back inside, deejay Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman) has his hands full trying to keep libidinous sales manager Herb (Frank Bonner) from hitting on voluptuous receptionist Jennifer (Loni Anderson). Series regulars Tim Reid (Venus Flytrap) and Jan Smithers (Bailey Quarters) do not appear in this episode. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Pilot, Part 2
In the conclusion of WKRP in Cincinnati's two-part series opener, WKRP's new program director Andy Travis (Gary Sandy) manages to avoid being fired when his strategy of switching over to a top-40 rock format results in a ratings upsurge. Unfortunately, the station's older sponsors pull out, and station manager Carlson (Gordon Jump) refuses any further financing of WKRP's new format. At the same time, dozens of elderly "easy-listening" fans picket the station, demanding the return of Lawrence Welk and Paul Anka)--a potential disaster that Andy characteristically "flips" to his advantage by transforming the demonstration into a big-time publicity stunt! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Hold-Up
Ever in search of a surefire publicity stunt, Herb (Frank Bonner) arranges a remote WKRP broadcast from Del's Stereo and Sound Store. Unfortunately, the show is interrupted mid-stream when a man enters the store, brandishes a gun, and holds everyone hostage. Though at first as frightened as everyone else, Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman) attempts to defuse the siutation when he finds out that the gunman (Gary Goodrow) is actually an out-of-work deejay (just as Johnny has been on many occasions!) Although series regulars Jan Smithers (Bailey), Tim Reid (Venus) and Loni Anderson (Jennifer) do not appear in this episode, we are treated to cameos by series creator Hugh Wilson) and staff writers (William Dial, Tom Chehak and Blake Hunter. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Hoodlum Rock
Pulling a few strings supplied by his boss Mr. Carlson (Gordon Jump), Andy (Gary Sandy) manages to book the English punk band "Scum of the Earth" for a Cincinnati concert. Though forewarned that the group is infamous for physically assaulting their audiences, Andy is convinced that "The Scum"'s hoodlum reputation is merely an act--but he's wrong, wrong, wrong! The real-life rock group Detective provides the music for "Scum of the Earth" with the songs "Got Enough Love" and "Betcha Can't Dance", while one of the members of Detective, Michael Des Barres, appears on-camera as "Dog" (ironically Des Barres would later costar as morning-drive deejay Jack Allen on the syndicated spinoff The New WKRP in Cincinnati). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati: Pilot, Part 1
The first episode of the first season of WKRP in Cincinnati finds troubleshooter Andy Travis (Gary Sandy) blowing in from Santa Fe to pump new life in WKRP, an all-but-moribund "beautiful music" radio station in Cincinnati. Almost immediately Andy junks the station's format in favor of Top 40 rock and roll, transforms mercurial daytime deejay Johnny Caravella (Howard Hesseman) into "Doctor Johnny Fever", and installs his own mellow overnight host, "Venus Flytrap" (Tim Reid). Andy's methods result in wide-eyed astonishment from WKRP's ineffectual station manager Carlson (Gordon Jump) and resentment from the station's uptight news reporter Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) and boorish sales manager Herb Tarlek (Frank Bonner), but the ratings are undeniably on the upsurge. Alas, Mr. Carlson's imperious mother (played in the pilot by Sylvia Sidney) and thereafter by Carol Bruce), who owns WKRP, despises the new format--and demands that Andy be fired almost as soon as he is hired! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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WKRP in Cincinnati [TV Series]
Debuting September 18, 1978 on CBS, WKRP in Cincinnati was a weekly, half-hour "ensemble" sitcom largely set in the offices of a Major-Market radio station. Languishing at the bottom of the ratings chart with its moribund "beautiful music" format, WKRP was given a major shot in the arm with the arrival of ambitious new program director Andy Travis (Gary Sandy), who tossed out all the old Lawrence Welk records and installed an ultrahip Top-40 rock format. As WKRP's ratings rose slowly but steadily, Andy and the other staffers did their best to keep the momentum flowing despite an unprepossessing lineup of sponsors (ranging from nursing homes to funeral parlors) and the formidable opposition of WKRP's wealthy, imperious owner, Mrs. Lillian Carlson (played by Sylvia Sidney in the pilot episode, and thereafter by Carol Bruce). The other regulars included station manager Arthur "The Big Guy" Carlson (Gordon Jump), a well-meaning but ineffectual oaf who kept his job only because he was the owner's son; WKRP's sales manager Herb Tarlek (Frank Bonner), whose boorish behavior was rivaled only by his garish wardrobe; prissy, uptight and incredibly naïve newscaster Les Nessman (Richard Sanders), whose mission in life was to win the coveted Buckeye Newshawk Award; Dr. Johnny Fever, aka Johnny Caravella (Howard Hesseman), the station's mercurial, all-but-burned-out morning DJ; Venus Flytrap, aka Gordon Sims (Tim Reid), the funky, low-key nighttime platter-spinner; and Ms. Bailey Quarters (Jan Smithers, Andy's ebullient young assistant and traffic-and-billing expert, a classic example of "still waters run deep." Ultimately emerging as the true star of the series was Loni Anderson as WKRP's blonde, curvaceous receptionist Jennifer Marlowe, who though she refused to type or take dictation was the station's most efficient and level-headed employee, forever running interference for her bosses and coming up with last-minute solutions to otherwise insoluable problems (appropriately, Jennifer was the station's highest-paid staffer). One of the series' many running gags found Jennifer forever fending off the advances of the libidinous (and very married) Herb Tarlek, while simultaneously dating a never-ending parade of elderly millionaires. Created by Hugh Wilson, who drew extensively from his own professional experiences at various local radio stations (notably in the classic first-season episode "Turkeys Away"), WKRP in Cincinnati almost instantly built up a loyal critical and fan following, though thanks to CBS's haphazard scheduling practices it never truly clicked in the ratings. Nevertheless, the series lasted four seasons, ending its network run on September 20, 1982, and later yielding a moderately successful first-run syndicated spinoff (with a largely different cast), The New WKRP in Cincinnati (1991-1993). The catchy opening-theme music for the original WKRP was written by Tom Wells and Hugh Wilson, and performed by Steve Carlisle, while the closing-credits rock tune was composed and peformed by Jim Ellis.
~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Bob Newhart Show: The Boy Next Door
Finally getting custody of his son Howie, Howard must now face the problem of proper child care when he isn't around. At first, Howie is left in the hands of Bob and Emily, who in turn hire a gorgeous babysitter named Mitzi Margolis (Brooke Adams). Howard is so impressed by Mitzi that he asks her to remain in his home on a permanent -- and definitely nonprofessional -- basis. Also in the cast is Amzie Strickland as Mrs. Walhauser. Written by WKRP in Cincinnati writer Hugh Wilson, "The Boy Next Door" first aired on February 21, 1976. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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