text:
Chalet situated in Mazots de Gryon, a few minutes' drive from Barboleuse and Villars as well as all facilities, in the ski slope, in a peaceful location and alpine with a panoramic view of the Alps and the Rhône Valley
Chalet situated in Arveyes, a few minutes' drive from the center of Villars and all facilities, and a few minutes' walk to the train stop, in a peaceful location and a panoramic view of the Alps
Mountain regions:
Protect - but use it wisely!
"Sustainable development" is based on three pillars, in a balanced ratio: environment, economy and population. In other words:
the beautiful natural sites in Switzerland must be preserved ecologically, economically exploited as a valuable resource and self-determination of people in rural and mountain regions should be taken into account and promote.
Régie Turrian SA | Av. Centrale | 1884 Villars-sur-Ollon | Tel. 024 496 31 00 | Fax. 024 496 31 09 | e-mail email@example.com


text:
Short animation or live action movies, often based on children's books.
Come to the library, check out the show, get a library card, and enjoy some books!
Upcoming Events
- Preschool Films & Videos
- Saturday, October 25, 2014Main Library, Children's Center
- Preschool Films
- Tuesday, October 28, 2014Marina, Marina Childrens' Area
- Reel-to-Reel 16 mm Preschool Films
- Thursday, October 30, 2014Noe Valley/Sally Brunn, Noe Valley Meeting Room

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Internet Commenting Growing Away From Anonymity
Soulskill posted about 10 months ago | from the playing-nice-with-others dept.384
An article from the Associated Press makes the case that internet commenting is slowly but surely transitioning away from widespread anonymity. More and more sites are finding that the prevalence of vitriolic comments is driving away new readers, not to mention other, more reasonable commenters. Sites like YouTube and the Huffington Post are leading the charge, requiring users to log in via Google+ and Facebook respectively in order to establish a real-world identity. The Post's managing editor, Jimmy Soni, said, 'We are reaching a place where the Internet is growing up. These changes represent a maturing (online) environment.' "Nearly three-quarters of teens and young adults think people are more likely to use discriminatory language online or in text messages than in face to face conversations, according to a recent poll ... Newspapers are also turning toward regulated comments. Of the largest 137 U.S. newspapers — those with daily circulation above 50,000 — nearly 49 percent ban anonymous commenting, according to Arthur Santana, assistant communications professor at the University of Houston. Nearly 42 percent allow anonymity, while 9 percent do not have comments at all.


text:
open studio - une éventuelle altération
Zainab Andalibe
04.09. - 09.10.2014
Zainab Andalib on R22 (interview with Maud Houssais): radioapartment22.com
opening "open studio - une éventuelle altération" Thursday 4th September at 6.30pm
Zainab Andalibe opens the doors of her studio at Le Cube in order to present her newest works developed during the residency program "summer's lab".
During her residence Zainab Andalibe continued the process that tends to find this balance between the aesthetic and the social context.
Under the title "a potential alteration" she developed four works around the two notions. It is about building circumstances inducing the contingency where the current state is confronted with its potential evolution.
The alteration is to see from several angles of views: the common feature of the tool, the object or the medium, but also the physical alteration of the piece.
"Un-certain balance" is captured in suspension in a doubtful balance; "Geographical alteration" is presented together with a hammer. The preciousness of the material is placed in a vulnerable and precarious presence. The feeling of fragility poses the question of an uncertain future.
summer's lab 2014: Zainab Andalibe
Zainabe Andalibe
01.08. - 30.08.2014
The summer's lab dedicated to Moroccan artists is an intermission of artistic research, an experimental laboratory. Since 2011 Jamila Lamrani, Mohamed Arejdal and Mustapha Akrim have invested the space of Le Cube to develop preliminary concepts.
For the 4th edition of the summer's lab, Zainab Andalibe, a young graduate of the Ecole des Beaux Arts Montpelliers, is invited during the month of August to continue her research and reflection in order to develop her artistic approach.
An overview of the work developed during the summer's lab will be presented at the "open studio - work in progress" on the 4th of September 2014 at 6.30pm.
video night #7
en collaboration avec iRRi ART
01.07. - 01.07.2014
video night #7, Tuesday 1st July 2014 at 8.30pm
The new edition of the video night is organized in collaboration with iRRi ART as part of the project I boxes I zones quarters, an international artist gathering taking place in Morocco during the months of June and July 2014.
Artists and curators from Canada, Germany, China, Morocco, Iran and Russia will be staging interventions, screenings and exhibitions that include a combination of site specific works- and the pre-made art works iRRi ART chose from its international art network.
A team of international curators submits the selection for the video night #7. The projection is followed by an artist's talk-discussion moderated by the curators and artists (in English).
Within this project we take art works existing in the digital realm and stage them into public spaces. For the event at Le Cube we reverse this material displacement by taking digital footage from acts and performances in public spaces to be presented digitally. Le Cube in Rabat enriches the project for a space designated for the presentation of art and adds thereby an important aspect in a project mainly concentrated on secondary and peripheral art spaces.
The selected videos approach in their essence spatial delegation and priority and the effects on a collective spatial consciousness. Ranging from perspectives of the speed of urban development, definition of national and global spaces and frontiers, physical and ideological, the monumentalization of hierarchical forms and the relativity of delegation, the chosen works all refer to 'center' and 'periphery' as classifiers for space.
iRRi ART is worldwide focused on contemporary art projects across cultural borders. Our aim is to further connect people from all over the world in an artistic way, realizing our own vision by supporting artists to realize their projects in cooperation with an international art network.
Further information about the project: morocco2014.irri-art.org/
Travaux sur papier
artist in residence Fritz Ruprechter
05.06. - 27.06.2014
opening Thursday, 5th June 2014 at 6.30pm
The Austrian artist Fritz Ruprechter has developed a special technique for his works. He applies watercolor and industrial paint varnish on wood, paper or cardboard retouching them with wax - he creates lines with a pen, pencil or by folding the carrier material with impressive accuracy.
The images are abstract, minimalist in design and coloring, creating a meditative effect, they rest in themselves. "View to introspection" writes the Austrian art historian Florian Steininger about Ruprechters' work . He aptly calls them "plates of inner peace". In addition to the paintings and folded drawings, the exhibition includes photographic works that captivate by soft water colors. By repeating the theme of lines, the photographs evoke the tranquility so caracertistic for Ruprechters' work; they invite to contemplation.
Fritz Ruprechter has participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe, Latin America and in Japan. He lives and works in Maria Lanzendorf near Vienna, Austria. The exhibition at Le Cube - independent art room is the first presentation of his work in Morocco and on the African continent.
curator: Susanne Angerholzer
The exhibition is supported by the Austrian Embassy Rabat.
Le Cube au Kunstvlaai 2014 Amsterdam
avec le projet "frontières fluides/fliessende Grenzen" par Katrin Ströbel et Mohammed Laouli
22.05. - 24.05.2014
Le Cube – independent art room is invited to participate in the 10th edition of Kunstvlaai Amsterdam to present its work. In this context, thes artists Katrin Ströbel and Mohammed Laouli show their work in progress "fluid boundaries / frontières fluides", a project developed in collaboration with Le Cube.
Kunstvlaai is a multi-day celebration of art(ist-run) initiatives. Every two years, Kunstvlaai provides initiatives a platform to meet, discuss, and exchange ideas. This tenth edition takes place in the Amstelpark, an extensive park in Amsterdam. Critical engagement with space and alternative approaches to production and exhibition formats are central for Kunstvlaai 2014.
22 - 24 May 2014 at Amstelpark, Amsterdam
Some links on internet:
Le stade de la soif
artist in residence Régis Baudy
13.05. - 30.05.2014
Reportage by Salma Zdaik on Al Oula TV, 15th May 2014: www.youtube.com/watch
Camera and cut: M. Twanina, M. Laissi
opening Tuesday, 30th May 2014 at 6.30pm
How to live in circumscribed spaces? The time of thirst gravitates with insistence around this interrogation.
Through a collaborative approach with communities and a video processing located between documentary and fiction. Régis Baudy directs fishermen in industrial areas". Activists fighting to preserve the memory of the French Resistance during the second world war. Men questioning themselves on what manhood is today. Each work is the expression of a suspension in time that could be akin to states of survival in an originally alienating human society.
17 May 2014: Projection-discussion at Le 18, derb el ferrane – Marrakech
video night #6
Marie Ouazzani et Ghita Skali
30.04. - 30.04.2014
30th April 2014, 7.30pm
The 6th edition of the "video night" at Le Cube - independent art room is dedicated to the work of Marie Ouazzani (born 1991 in Lille) and Ghita Skali (born 1992 in Casablanca).
The two young artists, currently students at the Villa Arson, National Academy of Art in Nice, will present several videos and projects in progress. They will talk about their work, their approach and show the first few lines of a joint project on Orientalism and its perception in Morocco and France.
The Artist's talk will be moderated by Katrin Ströbel, artist and professor at the Villa Arson, and Elisabeth Piskernik, director of Le Cube.
The video night #6 is produced in partnership with Villa Arson, National Academy of Art in Nice.
BINATNA / about traces au Palais Porcia Vienne
Carolle Benitah, Käthe Hager von Strobele, Jamila Lamrani, Edith Payer, Leila Sadel, Nicole Schatt
01.04. - 10.04.2014
Opening, Tuesday 1st of April 2014 at 6pm at the Palais Porcia in Vienna,
in collaboration with the Society for Austro-Arab Relations and the Austrian-Moroccan Association.
new generation of art
Hanane El Farissi
20.03. - 20.03.2014
Thursday, 20th of March 2014 at 7.30pm
An evening with performance and video projection
article on H24 by Kaoutar Oudrhiri:
Young graduated from the National Institute of Fine Arts in Tetouan, Hanane El Farissi develops her work around the body and its relationship to space. Breaking the border between real existence and the image of the outside, between one-self and the environment is the theme of her performance during that evening at Le Cube in the project "new generation of art".
"While using the picture, the body and the space through many objects, I try to disturb,
I'm looking for something upsetting and I struggle by simple actions that are part of our
daily live." (Hanane El Farissi)
artists in residence
Katrin Ströbel et Mohammed Laouli
01.03. - 16.03.2014
The residence at Le Cube is the first step in the project "frontières fluides – fluid boundaries" by Katrin Ströbel (Germany) and Mohammed Laouli (Morocco). It speaks of migration between the Maghreb and Europe, the Mediterranean as a cultural and geopolitical entity and foremost - the identity of an artist in the era of a more and more globalized art world.
Both artists have chosen an installation of a " nomadic-boat" (a temporary shelter built with local materials on the boat) as a symbol for the artist's life today: nomadic, unstable, temporary, always in motion, in transit. Make passages, overcome or accept borders becomes an important part of everyday life for artists like Laouli and Ströbel.
As part of this project which will last several months, activities around the installation of a "nomadic-boat" take place in three different places: Rabat –Salé (Morocco), Playa Blanca (15 km from Tangier) and Lake Constance.
opening of the exhibition at Le Cube: December 2014
in collaboration with the Embassy of Germany and the Goethe-Institut Rabat
Marrakech Biennale 5th edition
Le Cube is presented...
26.02. - 31.03.2014
All information:
Dates of the next Marrakech Biennale, 5th edition:
February 26th – March 31st, 2014
Opening Week:
February 26th – March 2nd, 2014
For the 5th edition of the Marrakech Biennale Le Cube participates at several events during the opening week:
- presentation of CRANK by Mohamed Arejdal (realised during the summer's lab 2012 at Le Cube - independent art room, in collaboration with Voice Gallery)
- AiR Perspectives Morocco: a round table discussion and introduction to the field of international artist-in-residence programs in Morocco. With the participation of Katrin Ströbel (for Le Cube). Moderation: Heidi Vogels
February 28th, 9h – 12h30, Riad El Fehn
2 Derb Moulay Abdullah Ben Hezzian
More information:
- Conversations with Art Institutions in Morocco: a discussion about the role and the situation of art initiatives in Morocco. With the participation of Katrin Ströbel (for Le Cube).
Moderation: Holiday Powers
March 1st, 13h30-15h15, TPC
- collective exhibition initiated by THE NAKED (NL) with video projections of Régis Baudy, Mohammed Laouli, Leila Sadel, Katrin Ströbel. Courtesy Le Cube - independent art room.
Download the program of the Biennale:
artist in residence
Younes Baba Ali
03.02. - 19.02.2014
Le Cube – independent art room was chosen as local partner in the project of artistic creation by the Institut Français du Maroc according to the initiative supported by the Institut du Monde Arabe Paris and the Fondation Nationale des Musée in Morocco.
Chosen to participate at this residence program, Younes Baba Ali proposes the realization of a video installation "Echange Filosofik", a diptych that represents a pseudo philosophic exchange on ideals and the relation to Muslims education as an immigrant with North African roots.
Open call. "Here. Now. Where?"
Saout Radio at the 5th Marrakech Biennial
18.01. - 18.01.2014
BINATNA / about traces à la Galerie Kacimi Fès
Carolle Benitah, Käthe Hager von Strobele, Jamila Lamrani, Edith Payer, Leila Sadel, Nicole Schatt
10.01. - 23.01.2014
Opening, Tuesday 14th of January 2014 at 6.30pm at Galerie Kacimi Fès,
in collaboration with the Institut Français Fès.
Until 24th of January.
BINATNA / about traces at 2M mag (26 min 26 sec):
Embroiderers of Actuality
artists in residence Aglaia Haritz et Abdelaziz Zerrou
03.01. - 18.02.2014
article on H24 by Kaoutar Oudrhiri:
article on illion by Yasmine Belmahi:
interview with Aglaia Haritz and Abdelaziz Zerrou (with Elisabeth Piskernik):
Opening, Tuesday 28th of January 2014 at 6.30pm.
This collaboration between Aglaia Haritz (CH) and Abdelaziz Zerrou (MA) is a work of exchange between the local population, "embroiderers women" and the artists, where art is the tool to trigger a process of questioning.
The work is influenced by the literature of Moroccan women from today and the past. It is a large research project that aims to reach several Arab cities after Cairo and Rabat.
"Embroiderers of Actuality" proposes an action that wants to be a subtle and important challenge, a discussion which is based on visual work relating the position of women in the Arab world and particularly in Morocco.
It is a confrontation between yesterday and today, between politics and religion, between modernity and tradition. The first step of the project was conducted in Cairo. For the project in Rabat in collaboration with Le Cube, we tried to deal with the topic of sexuality developed from the embroidered image. The discussions with the women were rather reluctant, but the little exchange we could have was very strong and intimate.
Two videos express the opinion of two immigrant embroiderers on the position of women in Morocco, it is a provocative and interesting element that forces us to see the situation from another point of view.
The "Embroiderers of Actuality" project aims to stimulate through the method of contact, exchange, awareness of the environment as a meeting place between individual and collective sensitivity.
(Aglaia Haritz et Abdelaziz Zerrou)
The project is to be followed on the web:
The project was realised in collaboration with the Fondation Orient-Occident and the Association Marocaine pour l'Education de la Jeunesse (AMEJ).


text:
guess-whos-back said: Coreyyyyyy!!!!!!!! awwwwwww I LOVE THIS BLOG!
Thankyouuuuuu! It loves you ;) <3
The Goonies with Audio Commentary
Martha Plimpton: Nice parachute pants, Corey!
Corey Feldman: Thanks! I loved wearing them. Everyday.
Martha Plimpton: I never understood why you didn't just move your head away from the water?
Corey Feldman: I never understood that either. Bad director, I guess [laughs]
The Two Coreys <3
Nawwww Little Corey <3 Cutest Shirt!
You wouldn't be here if it wasn't.


text:
Entries in 'digital sales' (3)
70% of GTA V gamers have played GTA Online
GTA Online was the single largest contributor to Take-Two's digital revenue over the three months to Christmas, the firm has told MCV.
Xbox One, PS4 launches spike digital sales in November
The digital games market exceeded $1bn in total sales last month, according to research collected by SuperData.
Ubisoft CEO Guillemot urges industry to share digital sales figures
The head of Assassin's Creed publisher Ubisoft is the latest games exec to call for publishers and digital retailers to release their sales data.


text:
They say that the third intifada has started. Intifada is an Arabic word that means to shake off. The first Intifada started in December of 1987, the second Intifada started in the year 2000, and this is the third Intifada. The Palestinian leadership inspires each one of these terrorist campaigns against Israel and it is a call for disorder, violence, assassination, and kidnapping. In a city like Jerusalem where the populations are mixed and living one next to the other it is really very difficult for a civilized society to deal with street violence that is both institutional and individual. … Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List October 31, 2014
Jerusalem Prayer List October 23, 2014
By Joseph Shulam Last week all the Synagogues in the world started to read from first five chapters of Genesis. In one year we will read the whole Torah, from Genesis 1 to Deuteronomy 34, and most of the prophetic writings from Joshua to Malachi. The first chapter of Genesis is probably the best-known text by both Jewish and Christian children. The story of creation is what every Sunday school teaches the toddlers. However, these chapters, right from the beginning of the Bible are the most complicated and the most important from the entire Bible. In these chapters one can… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List October 16, 2014
By Joseph Shulam Today is the last day of the feast of Sukkoth (Tabernacles). This day has two names: "Shemini Atzeret" = "The eight day of Assembly" and the second name is: "Simchat Torah" = "The Joy of the Torah." On this day we finish reading the Torah (The Pentateuch) and immediately start reading from the first chapter of Genesis. We end one cycle of reading the Torah and start a new one immediately. In our service today we had such a full house that we just had to ask forty guest to stand outside in the hallway or leave… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List October 2, 2014
By Joseph Shulam Tomorrow evening starts Yom Kippur – the Day of Atonement. The saga of The Day of Atonement is described in the book of Leviticus chapter 16. The two main events of Yom Kippur are the sending of the Scapegoat into the wilderness and the fasting. This year there is an interesting serendipity. Eid al-Adha, the muslim "Festival of the sacrifice" falls on the same day as the Jewish Day of Atonement. These two holidays are the most important and solemn days of both the Jewish and the Muslim calendars. It is interesting that both the Jewish Holidays… Read More
The Jerusalem Prayer List September 25, 2014
By Joseph Shulam Today is the first day of the seventh month, the feast of trumpets in the Torah, and the Jewish New Year according to Jewish Tradition. In Jewish Tradition the 1st day of the Month Tishri is the day on which the world was created, and it is also the Day of Judgment. As Christians you might find it strange that the now Jewish Calendar is different from that of the Torah (The Law of Moses) in which the first month is Nissan, and the months are numbered and have no names. However, Israel was always influenced by the… Read More
Shana Tova
We wish you a very happy and blessed Rosh Hashana for the year 5775 Have a blessed year! A year of good health, prosperity, much good fruit both in the world and in the Spirit. Our Lord can multiply the good in your life and bless your bread and your water, your work and your home! From Joseph and Marcia Shulam and all the Netivyah Staff. שנה טובה לכם ב-5775 שנת פריון וברכה גם בגשמי וגם ברוחני. הצלחה בכל וברכה בכל משלך ידכם יוסף ומרסיה שולם וכל צוות נתיביה
Jerusalem Prayer List September 18, 2014
By Joseph Shulam Marcia my wife arrived home yesterday after visiting the children and her parents. I arrived home in Israel after five weeks on the road in Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong. There were probably not more than five days the whole time that I did not teach or lecture for several hours. I did several seminars on different topics. The new series that I lectured in Japan and Korea I named "Inspirational stories from 2nd Kings." There are a few very important stories that are very inspirational and give both advise and special wisdom for life. These stories… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List Sept.11, 2014
After more than a month of travel and teaching in Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong, I can honestly say that the Far East and the Christian communities are holding the future of Christianity in Asia in their hands. The most needed ingredient among the Christians in Asia is the very same ingredient that the churches in the West need, Unity, cooperation, networking. The challenges of radical Islam are also felt and seen even here in Hong Kong, and in Korea. The main streets of Hong Kong have a clear presence of Islam of all kinds, the supposedly mellow kind from… Read More
The Jerusalem Prayer List September 4, 2014
Joseph Shulam from Hong Kong, China I am here in the great city of Hong Kong, third day and appointment after appointment, but all of it is for good. As I was sitting in the lobby of the hotel this morning and thinking of all the elaborate machinations of the modern society and the complications of ministry in this big city, I remembered an evangelist called Phillip in the book of Acts. The story is rather simple and the beauty of it is in its simplicity. Here is what we know from God's Word: Acts 8:26, "Now an angel of… Read More
The Jerusalem Prayer List – August 28, 2014
By Joseph Shulam – Seoul, Korea Just finished teaching the second seminar in Seoul. The first seminar was three full days of teaching on the letter to the Galatians. The second seminar was teaching special inspirational stories from the first and second book of Kings. Many of these very inspirational stories are rarely mentioned and heard from the pulpits. The attendance in this second seminar was very good. I appreciate all of you who pray for me and for my family. I find in Korea a dynamic that is so very encouraging to me. There are many young families of… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List — August 21, 2014
By Joseph Shulam – from Incheon, South Korea Rockets are again flying from Gaza to most parts of the Land of Israel. The Rocket alarms sounded last night in Jerusalem. Jerusalem citizens had to scramble to their shelters around 1:00 a.m. – Several of my friends were already sleeping in bed and although they heard the alarms they did not get up and run down three or four floors to the shelters. Some said that next time they hear the alarm they will get up and run down to the shelter because when they heard the big BOOM of the… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer list August 14, 2014 – An Important Message
By Joseph Shulam – from Tokyo, Japan. We just finished the first seminar in Japan a few hours ago. We had near 200 people who have attended this seminar in Tokyo. There were some brothers in the faith and some guests that came for the first time. There were brothers who came all the way from Okinawa specially to attend this seminar, and others came from way up North of Japan. The interest in what we have to say was sparked without a doubt from the serious situation in the Middle East. The whole Middle East is actually reaching the… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List Aug 7, 2014
Joseph Shulam from Jerusalem, Israel This has been a month of war in Israel. Over 3500 missiles have landed on the land of Israel. From Eilat in the South to Haifa in the North missiles rained from Gaza and north of Haifa missiles rained from the Lebanese border. The Hezbollah shot missiles on northern Israel in solidarity with the Hamas, their terrorist brothers in Gaza. I just heard the Greek Orthodox Christian Priest from Gaza speaking from the roof of his church in an interview and pointing to the church yard and reporting that the Hamas was shooting rockets from… Read More
By Joseph Shulam Israel is at war with a terrorist organization called Hamas in Gaza. The same terrorist ideology and tactics and goals of the Hamas are shared with El-Qaeda, ISIS, Hezbollah, the Islamic Jihad, Boku Haram in Nigeria, and others around the world. All these terrorist organization are fighting, not for land, and not for financial issues, they are fighting for their religious ideology against Jews, Christians, and all non-Muslims. They state clearly that they want the elimination of Israel, and the spread of Islam around the whole world. Israel is not fighting against the Palestinian people, nor is… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List July 25, 2014
by Joseph Shulam – in Jerusalem, Israel Israel is at war again! This war is something that none of us want and all of us regret. Any time that we have to war is not a good time. Anytime that we have to send our men and women to battle is a punishment from God. War is not a gift from God. War is not a blessing even when you win the war and even when the war is a righteous and just war it is still a test and a punishment. "And Moses said to the people, "Do not… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List July 17 2014
Jerusalem Prayer List July 17 2014 Israel is under rocket fire already ten days. More than 1000 rockets have been fired against our cities, villages, Kibbutz Communities, and specially against Ashkelon, Ashdod, Jerusalem, Beer-Sheva, and Tel-Aviv. The "Iron Dome" Israel's defense system against missiles and rockets has been able to shoot down 90% of the missiles and rockets that the Hamas from Gaza has fired. They fire their missiles against Israel with the express wish to kill civilians, women, children, the old and the young. Israel has done it's best to defend the population from these rockets and missiles. The… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List – July 11, 2014
By Joseph Shulam – from home. Today we returned home after five weeks of travel in Finland and the United States. This was a special trip because we did much teaching and also spent a few days in between teachings with both Barry's family and Danah and Noaam. It was the first time in several years that our whole family was together and praise God for this opportunity and for the joy of being with children and grandchildren and our daughter-in-law. The teaching was interesting. Returning to Lipscomb University after many years is a real challenge. There is no doubt… Read More
Jerusalem Prayer List – July 2, 2014
Netivyah Bible Instruction Ministry Jerusalem Prayer List – July 2, 2014 By Joseph Shulam – from Nashville, Tennessee The Lipscomb University Summer Celebration is over. I believe that I have given a good set of teaching in this lectureship, and a copy of my lessons will be posted soon on YouTube.com and also on our face book and web page. This is not really the most important event that took place this week. The most important event for me is the finding of the bodies of the three Yeshiva boys who were kidnapped 18 days ago and probably immediately murdered. These were young… Read More
God, Israel, and The Church – One Day Seminar
Please join us as Joseph Shulam teaches regarding God, Israel, and the Church. Where: Central Pike Church of Christ, 4240 Central Pike, Hermitage, TN 37076 (615) 883-2696 When: July 6, 2014 9AM, 10AM, and 1PM Please join us for the seminar, worship service, and lunch on the grounds. http://www.centralpikecofc.org
The Jerusalem Prayer List June 26, 2014
By Joseph Shulam – from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, USA I received this article today from a dear brother in Brazil. It is a very interesting viewpoint that needs to be at least pondered. Normally I write my own ideas in this prayer list. This is an exception and I am including this short article for you to consider. Right in the start of this article I would like to state that words like "stupid" and "filth" and "ignorance" to describe the Arab or Muslim population is an unfair and not totally true. I would myself not use these words to… Read More


text:
Look at this old lady, who is filled with flowers, flower hat, the body with flowers dress, really a happy life.
In fact, this old lady's head also wears many flowers, but compares with the above, she is low profile.
Flowers around the neck.
Some of God has a halo behind his head.
He looks very masculine with the flowers


text: Print article Send a Tip Couple Arrested After Allegedly Leaving Waitress Meth For a Tip by Jon David Kahn 8 Jan 2014 SEASIDE, Oregon - Ryan L. Bensen, 40, of Beaverton, and Erica A. Manley, 37, of Cascade Locks, were reportedly so pleased with their service at a Seaside restaurant, they allegedly left the waitress an unusual tip: an envelope full of methamphetamine. Seaside Police Chief Robert Gross said the couple first offered up a gift card to pay their bill and then later ponied up an envelope with a question mark scribbled on it. The waitress contacted police after finding a crystal-like substance inside the envelope which was later identified by officers as methamphetamine. "She [the waitress] was like 'Whoa -- what the …?'" said Steve Keszler, a manager at the downtown steakhouse. "We're not a little dive bar or hole in the wall. We're a classy place." Bensen and Manley were still at the classy place when police arrived. A search of Manley's purse revealed a large quantity of methamphetamine. After obtaining a search warrant, police combed through a room at the nearby Holiday Inn Express where both suspects had been staying, Gross said. Police uncovered a meth lab that included a small torch, batteries and other items, according to police. "While I should be shocked and surprised, it's just another example of how dumb these users and dealers are," Gross said. "The whole thing almost made me chuckle." Authorities charged Benson with possession and manufacture of methamphetamine and Manley with possessing, delivering and manufacturing meth. Both were transported to the Clatsop County Jail for arraignment and formal charges.


text:
Thursday, June
4, 2009
Community | Obits | Editorial & Columnists | Society | Sports | Education | Classified Ads | Calendar of Events | Features | Newsbriefs | Legals | Archives | Subscriptions | Photo Gallery
John Allen Burcham
John Allen Burcham, 84, of Somerville, Tenn., died May 23, 2009 at his home. He was a member of Somerville Church of Christ and employed with Wonder Bread.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on May 26 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery. Bro. Leo Powell and Bro. Chris Coil officiated.
He leaves his wife, Clara Burcham; two sons, Jerry Burcham of Memphis, Tenn., Ted Burcham of McKinney, Tx.; two sisters, Louise Caldwell of Eads, Tenn., Bernice Saddix of Atoka, Tenn.; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Laura W. Hoover
Laura W. Hoover, 94, of Ashland, died May 27, 2009 at Community Hospice, Inc. in Verona. She was the widow of Otho Hoover and a member of Ashland Baptist Church.
Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. on May 29 at Liberty Cemetery in Ashland. Bro. William Kemp officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves a son, Charles Hoover of Senatobia; two nieces, Linda Austin of Germantown, Tenn., Sandra Lee of Cordova, Tenn.; three caregivers, Ruby Smith, Sara Lambert, Sue Stewart; and two grandchildren, Chip Hoover of Birmingham, Ala., Benton Hoover of Yazoo City.
Herman Boyce Jordan
Herman Boyce Jordan, 81, of Ashland, died May 29, 2009 at his home. He was the widower of Carolyn Stroupe Jordan, a member of Ashland Baptist Church a merchant in furniture and appliances, former mayor and former alderman of Ashland, member of Benton County Fair board and business owner.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on June 1 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Ashland Cemetery. Dr. Curtis Ferrell officiated.
He leaves a son, Kelly Jordan of Holly Springs; a sister, Dorothy Kirk of Memphis, Tenn.; and two grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Tiney Mae Melton.
Pallbearers were Brian Jeanes, Don Jeanes, Danny Jeanes, Floyd Roberson Jr., Hoyt Johnson, Mitch Carroll, Bobby Miller and Scott Griffith.
McCurn Lesure Jr.
McCurn (Junior) Lesure Jr., 70, of Holly Springs, died May 23, 2009 at his home. He was a member of Cedar Grove MB Church and a retired heavy machine operator with Frisco-Burlington Northern Railroad.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on May 30 at Anderson Chapel CME Church. Burial was in Cottrell Memorial Garden. Rev. Charles Lesure officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves four children, Charles Lesure of Olive Branch, Anthony Lesure, Barbara Terry, Cedria Pegues, all of Holly Springs; two sisters, Mae Nora Nailer, Veola Walls, both of Aurora, Ill.; four brothers, Russell Lesure Sr., Johnny Lesure Sr., Tracy Lesure, all of Aurora, Ill., Joseph Lesure Sr. of Holly Springs; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Martin Vinson, Jerry Holloway, Tracy Reynolds, Greg Evans, Marc Scales, Lester Mull and Travis Isom. Honorary pallbearers were David Caldwell, Lee Taylor, Lee Pegues, Author Cowan, Willie Mason, Charles Terry, Jimmy Young, Henry Naylor, Clyde Boga and Gilbert Lowe.
Rebecca Sue Old
Rebecca Sue Old, 56, of Holly Springs, died May 30, 2009 at Baptist Memphis Hospital. She was a retired lab technician.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on June 2 at First Baptist Church of Holly Springs, where she was a member. Dr. Curtis Ferrell officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, Thomas Q. Old; a son, Michael Allen Old of Holly Springs; a daughter, Sarah Smith of Abbeville; three brothers, Michael Raggio of Grass Valley, Calif., Steven Raggio of Louisville, Ky., Ron Raggio of Vicksburg; three sisters, Judy Blythe of Memphis, Tenn., Connie Smith, Sheila Williams, both of Baldwyn; and one grandchild.
Memorials may be made to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Gary Don Wilkins
Gary Don Wilkins, of Donaphin, Mo., formerly of Byhalia, died May 24, 2009.
He leaves his mother, Doris; six brothers Mitch, Mike, Junior, Timmie, Richie, Cody; and a sister, Joanie.
He was preceded in death by his father, Bob Wilkins.
A benefit horse show is in the process of being set up to help with funeral expenses. Contact DaDa Yeager at 901-371-7735 for details.
J.C. Pruitt Jr.
J.C. Pruitt Jr., 38, of Potts Camp, died May 26, 2009 at Alliance HealthCare System. He was employed with GEO Correctional Facility in Holly Springs in transportation. He served 18 years on Potts Camp Fire Department; he served 1-1/2 years as chief before retiring for medical reasons.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on May 29 at Calvary Baptist Church, where he was a member. Burial was in Temperance Hill Cemetery in Potts Camp. Bro. Jerry Moore officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Tracie Fair Pruitt; a son, Jonathan Michael Pruitt of Potts Camp; a daughter, Cheyenne Nicole Pruitt of Potts Camp; his mother, Louise L. Pruitt of Potts Camp; three brothers, Danny Jackson of Oblong, Ill., Jimmy Jackson of Southaven, Dale Jackson of Holly Springs; and three sisters, Betty Echols of New Braunfels, Tx., Bonnie Gurley of Potts Camp, Janice Marsh of Batesville, Ark.
T.C. Sanderson
T.C. Sanderson, 73, of Holly Springs, died May 23, 2009 at Baptist Hospital-DeSoto in Southaven. He was the widower of Ethel Stockard Stockerson and a retired factory worker.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on May 30 at Union Valley MB Church in Byhalia, where he was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Joe Richmond officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves three daughters, Betty Sanderson, Eloise Sanderson Goodwin, Tony Sanderson, all of Chicago, Ill.; two sons, T.C. Sanderson Jr. of Marco, Fla., Arnold Sanderson of Springfield, Ill.; two sisters, Cleo Phillips of Byhalia, Willie Jean Swift of Memphis, Tenn.; two brothers, Earnest Sanderson of Chicago, Ill., Joe Sanderson of St. Louis, Mo.; 15 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Bro. M.L. Phillips, Bro. Joseph Echols, Bro. Anthony Banks, Bro. Robert Phillips, Bro. Herbert Jones and Bro. Clifton Rayford.
David Jamar Sims Jr.
David Jamar Sims Jr., 3 days old, of Holly Springs, died May 24, 2009 at Methodist Hospital, Germantown, Tenn.
He leaves his mother and father, Sherise Jones and David J. Sims Sr. of Holly Springs; a brother, Jaylen Sims; grandparents, Peggy Jones, Johnny Ray Wilson, Delores Sims, David Sims; and great-grandparents, James Henry Jones, Irene Jones, Starling Nunnally, Lula Kate Nunnally.
Graveside services were held at 11:30 a.m. at Isom Chapel CME Church Cemetery. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
News: (662) 252-4261 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Questions, comments, corrections: email@example.com
©2004, The South Reporter, All Rights Reserved.
No part of this site may be reproduced in any way without permission.
The South Reporter is a member of the Mississippi Press Association.
Site managed and maintained by
South Reporter webmasters Linda Jones, Kristian Jones
Web Site Design - The South Reporter
Back | Top of Page


text:
3 bed, 3 full bath. View paradise from your balcony! This three bedroom, three bath, end condo unit has it all: laminatMore info
3 bed, 3 full bath. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath unit with lots of square footage. Great position in building with fantaMore info
3 bed, 3 full bath. ***OCEAN VIEW*** Located on High Floor with luxury view. Large balcony with access from Living RoomMore info
1 bed, 1 full bath. FULLY FURNISHED, open concept one bedroom unit. For investment value, this is a high producer withMore info
1 bed, 1 full bath. Extra clean, new carpet, nicely furnished 1 BR upstairs unit in gated community. Private entry. VauMore info
3 bed, 2 full bath. Very NICE and CLEAN Condo Unit in a QUITE and established complex. 3 bed 2 Ba, two Story but a bedrMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath.More info
3 bed, 2 full bath. Great condo with a price that can't be beat!!! Gorgeous grounds and pool, safe gated community. DonMore info
2 bed, 1 full bath, 1 half bath. Absolutely adorable condo in Colony Park, a gated community. This condo has been totally redone upsMore info
1 bed, 1 full bath. Why rent when you can own??? In the heart of Bayou View! Low condo fees! Cute 1br/1ba second floorMore info


text:
Hold down Control (PC) or Command (Mac) key + mouseclick to select more than one option
|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
|$7.01 - $12
|Less than $7
Posted by Bill S. on 07/17/2013
When talking about wings I always say Rib Rack has the best wings. We order them as an appetizer or we get them as a meal for take out. Baby Back and Beef Ribs are great. BBQ sauce is good and the corn muffins and service keeps the "good" times coming. I highly recommend it. The lighting is another story. They make it so dark it is hard to order. Once the lights were up a little and we were happy until someone realized and lowered them. lol. I noticed others had the same observation.
Posted by Bonnieb on 01/20/2013
Been going here for years.....I don't like eating in because it's way too dim, but take out service is top notch and the food is awesome. One meal will usually do me for dinner and lunch the next day easy. Fresh and flavorful and you get your money's worth.
Posted by Pye 711 on 06/24/2012
It is hard to get good beef ribs. Here they are tender and you get a nice amount. Their attitudes are excellent. I'm on my way, today!
Posted by Megan141 on 06/05/2012
We indulge on Rib Rack a few times a month . Wings for take-out, ribs eat-in. Rib Rack has made me a such a snob, I cannot eat wings or ribs ANYWHERE else without being disappointed, they're that good. Prices are great for the food quality!! I have paid much more, for much less. My kids tend to want to "fall asleep" every time we eat in, because the lighting is so dim, but I love it!
Posted by Anita Jones on 06/04/2012
The sauce is whats gets me it is the best around I've been going there for about ten years. and the sauce has never changed. Even though the price has gone up when I order the baby back ribs and wings they are the best. keep up the good sauce.
Posted by Kc on 05/28/2012
I grew up eating here and have forgot about it until recently. The ribs are simply the best, the wings to die for and the barbecue sauce perfection! As a Philadelphia food critic, I sometimes wonder if people like Jane W really know what great food and quality are. A dinner rack of baby backs are 20 bucks including a side; some reviewers think that is too high. Really, it's the 20th century people, hello...the food is consistent and the quality is something to give praise for, well done,
Posted by Bob S. on 03/21/2012
My wife, Children and I have been going to local restaurants for over 20 years. When it comes to RIBS, the Rib Rack is our standard to measure against, always great. The wings are also very good, if you like them hot hot order them extra wet. If you have never been there you are missing a great RIB. Don't be upset about the ambients, it is what it is.


text:
Friday October 31
Society Packages
Golf Societies are very welcome at Holywell Golf Club, Monday to Friday and Sunday.
You will find our flat and upland links course a test and very enjoyable, and the views are absolutely spectacular. Full catering facilities are available and we have a full sized snooker table for your enjoyment after the golf.
Access is very easy from East or West by using the A55 expressway.
Packages are available for groups of 8 or more.
Call our secretary to discuss your requirements - we are very flexible!
Holywell Golf Club, Brynford, Holywell, CH8 8LQ
Telephone: 01352 710 040 / Pro Shop: 01352 710 040 option 2 - Email us


text:
Shoes.com asked: Why did you choose this?
- Bernadette: "Only hiking boots available in my size."
Kathy asked: I am trying to replace a pair of Saucony sneakers. I am a nurse and it is Very difficult to find good shoes that lst 16hrs of standing. I had a pair of Suacony's which were Gortex and had Vibram soles. They did not look just like the ProGrid Adventerra GTX, perhaps another color. Is this the only style fitting the criteria?
- Emily (staff): "Hi Kathy, I'm sorry but we're unable to answer your question. I wish we could help! Thank you, Emily"


text:
Airport, Bus and Rail Auctions
Lost Property, Unclaimed Baggage
Airport Auctions
Find out all about baggage auctions in the UK.
Subway and Rail
Bid on subway and rail lost property auctions in the the UK.
Storage Auctions UK
Want to attend a storage auction in the UK
Baggage Auctions are the newest auction craze to hit the world and the United Kingdom is full of them................


text:
Full Disclosure
mailing list archives
Stejerean, Cosmin wrote:
I think you are going a little overboard with this kind of response. The guy
The guy is clearly a chopper.
Ten minutes "research" with Google would have shown him that "benign"
worms aren't, and only a very narrow fringe of mostly highly marginal
IT folk think that the idea is worth more than immediately flushing
down the toilet. Further, among those who do think it might be a good
idea or one worth studying, that support falls off very quickly with
actual, relevant academic or work experience.
His floating such a stupid, time-worn, discredited notion, which he so
easily could have found to be such, in this list is much more closely
akin to trolling than "research".
had a couple of questions about "benign worms." If you are going to provide
some useful feedback then go ahead and do it. If you are going to write an
insulting email you should probably think twice about it.
Thanks for the advice.
I've filed it where my experience tells me it should be filed...
<<big snip>>
If I recall properly Stanford also used similar techniques to get rid of MS
Blast on their networks especially from laptop machines that were infected.
They had no administrative control over those machines yet the machines
posed a threat and the threat had to be eliminated.
Assuming this is a correct recollection of whatever...
Run that past us again -- Stanford had machines on their network that
posed a risk to the rest of their network BUT the Stanford IT folk had
no administrative rights to those machines? They couldn't configure
their network infrastructure so it didn't offer an IP to these
"anonymous" threats or at least configure it so it wouldn't route their
traffic? If there really was a "need" to allow such anonymous machines
to come and go from their network, why had they not configured their
network so it only allowed such "anonymous" machines very limited
access (such as putting them in a separate sub-net so they screwed with
each other but not with "Stanford real", and that, perhaps, only had
very limited off-site access through their firewalls)? Sounds like
Stanford runs (ran?) a _really_ screwed-up network...
Worse though, you seem to imply that it was alright for Stanford to
take action against those machines by exploiting a vulnerability on
them to "fix" the threat posed to Stanford's network. That is clearly
wrong, both ethically and legally. By acting as you suggest, Stanford
would almost certainly have been exposing itself criminally (and quite
possibly federally -- what are the odds that at least one of those
laptops "belonged" to someone doing "critical" US government work on
contract, or pretty much any work relating to the banking, or other
"critical commerce", industries).
Stanford could have legally and "rightly" acted by denying further
access to its network from machines it had no administrative control
over, but of course that would have required it to have already
designed and implemented a better network infrastructure than it seems
they had in place. Their lack of forethought in that regard in no way
justifies their unethical (and almost certainly illegal) actions.
Nick FitzGerald
Full-Disclosure - We believe in it.
Charter: http://lists.grok.org.uk/full-disclosure-charter.html
Hosted and sponsored by Secunia - http://secunia.com/
By Date
By Thread


text:
creative commons by marfis75
These are quotes tagged with "hell".
Abandon all hope, you who enter here!
We are each our own devil, and we make this world our hell.
To be in a world which is a hell, to be of that world and neither to believe in or guess at anything but that world is not merely hell but the only possible damnation: the act of a ...
No thanks
Take this action
Or do this


text:
Choose your preferred language. We speak English and 41 other languages.
Most often used by people in the United States
All languages
FREE cancellation on most rooms!
Instant confirmation when you reserve
Show me hotels in nearby cities:
|Eco Hotel Mundaka Florentino Larrinaga 9, Mundaka (4.4 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 200 reviews: Very goodHotel Mundaka is situated in central Mundaka, just 100 metres from one of Europe's famous surfing destinations. More…
Latest booking: 15 hours ago
$56 Average price per night
|Zubieta Portal de Atea S/N, Lekeitio (5.8 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 231 reviews: ExcellentThe traditional 18th Century building of Hotel Zubieta is situated in Lekeitio. All rooms are uniquely named and decorated, and have free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. More…
Latest booking: 19 hours agoThere is 1 person looking at this hotel.
$107 Average price per night
|Hotel-Apartamento Rural Atxurra Barrio Arronategi s/n, Bermeo (7.2 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 285 reviews: WonderfulHotel-Apartamento Rural Atxurra has an ideal setting in the Urdaibai Natural Park, near the Basque coastal town of Bermeo. It has a terrace and a garden, and offers free parking. More…
Latest booking: 3 hours ago
$69 Average price per night
|Hotel Urune Barrio Txakale, 8, Muxika (8.6 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 77 reviews: WonderfulThis charming 18th century house is in the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, just outside Muxika. The simple rooms feature exposed stone walls and enjoy views of the beautiful surrounding landscape. More…
Latest Booking: October 28
$119 Average price per night
|H&AP Rural Merrutxu Barrio Arboliz, 15, Ibarrangelu (0.3 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 36 reviews: Very goodMerrutxu Nekazalturismoa is a country house and winery located in Urdaibai Park, overlooking the Bay of Biscay. More…
$77 Average price per night
|Casa Rural Arboliz Arboliz, 12, Ibarrangelu (0.5 miles from Arbóliz)
Score from 36 reviews: Very goodLocated on the beautiful Basque Coast, this country house has a garden with fantastic sea views. There is a table tennis table, and the country-style rooms feature free Wi-Fi and a TV. More…
$75 Average price per night
We've negotiated with thousands of hotels to get the very best deals. We call them Secret Deals and they only last for a limited time.
You can get these deals for free by subscribing to our newsletters. You can even choose your favorite destinations to receive personalized deals.
Get started now by entering your email address. We'll instantly send you a link to our Deal Finder!
Don't worry – your email address is safe with us. We'll never share your private information and you can unsubscribe at any time.


text:
|Home > Martin HS Laredo, Texas Home
Martin High School Laredo, TX Alumni
Elsa Guerrero
Class of 1969
Luis Duenes
Class of 1974
Javi Campos
Class of 1988
Maria Canfield
Class of 1955
The alumni of Martin HS in Laredo, Texas are encouraged to use this site to relive their time in high school by sharing with former students and teachers of Martin High School. You can also find out what other graduates are doing now, share memories with other alumn, upload pictures from MHS and find other alumni. If you are an alumn of Martin HS you should register now in the alumni directory. We also encourage you to interact with the rest of the alumni on this site. You can find old friends, share photos and stay updated on the latest school news.


text:
|26 Apr 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Dual OS on External HD
Good Day Everyone!
I am planning to Install Windows 7 Ultimate to the built-in Hard drive of my laptop and install WinXP on my External Hard drive. It this possible?
Please give me an instruction on how to do this. I Badly need this setup as I can not afford to buy a new laptop.
|My System Specs
|26 Apr 2012
Win7 x 6 PC's
You can't install an OS to an external HD. Why not create a partition on the laptop to install XP onto?
Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP
However XP is so old now it is hard to install on more modern hardware, and if it doesn't see the partitions or Blue Screens it may require adding SATA drivers which are not in the XP CD: SATA Drivers - Slipstream into Windows XP CD.
This is actually more trouble than it's worth so I would strongly recommend trying one of the virtualization freewares from within Windows 7 to install XP in order to run the very few programs that Windows 7 won't run. Try free VMWare, Virtual Player, Virtual Box or if you have Ultimate or Pro versions free XP Mode.
|My System Specs
|26 Apr 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate x64, XP Mode, W8.1 Preview VM - 7 Pro x64 second remote tower
Welcome to the SevenForums! rdcanlas
The first question I have here for you would be the make and model laptop. The information on that will provided the necessary system requirements as far as the OS. If this is on an older model that saw XP preinstalled you would then need to find at least Vista updates in order to see a working install of 7 go on. The two versions are close in driver compatibiliy there.
For seeing a working dual boot on a laptop the guide gregrocker pointed is your best resource. That will take you through two different types of installs one where XP goes on first followed by 7 or the second for seeing XP installed after 7. For the later the 7 mbr information will need to see a startup repair following the XP install due to the newer boot loader with the newer version of Windows.
Most newer boards automatically allow the XP installer to detect and install on sata drives unlike the old Socket A, 939 for AMD and old Celeron, Pentuim boards. The newer onboard sata controllers allow for this. The make and model laptop however will indicate which versions are supported.
Another thing to consider is how large is the drive the laptop came with? If this is old until only seeing an 80-120gb drive you may want to consider going with a larger, faster drive since prices have fallen sharply in recent years. A good 500gb drive for a laptop can be found for under $50 if needed which would allow plenty of space to work with for running two versions of Windows and all programs.
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads for2: Dual OS on External HD
|Dual boot 7 (on internal hdd) and XP (on external USB connected IDE)
|Installation & Setup
|dual booting using external harddisk
|Installation & Setup
|dual boot with external hard drive
|Installation & Setup
|Dual boot Win 7 and XP (External HDD)
|Installation & Setup
|Dual Boot W7 with XP on external HDD
|Installation & Setup
|Dual Boot with External hard drive or USB
|General Discussion
|Dual-Boot windows XP from External Drive
|Installation & Setup
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 10:19 PM.


text:
Share typography work that you have done or that inspires you. We will select the best images for the Typography Mania on Abduzeedo.
October 30, 2013
Alan Guzman
Embed Code
- jxnnycv likes this
- hashtaglettering likes this
- marcelsan likes this
- laureta999 likes this
- Alan Guzman submitted this to typographz
Copyright by You - Design by Abduzeedo


text:
About 130 soldiers with the 3rd Infantry Division's 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team arrived home from Afghanistan late Thursday afternoon. Many of them were coming home a few months before the end of the scheduled nine-month combat tour.
On a flawless summer morning, Pembroke marked a somber anniversary.
As officials broke ground Thursday morning on the Bryan County Emergency Services Fire Station No. 10 at Waterways Township in South Bryan, county commission Chairman Jimmy Burnsed said he wanted one thing made clear.
After a hot day, a cold front moving across the state today could bring storms to Bryan County tonight.
Looking at a possible budget shortfall, the Bryan County Board of Commissioners could raise property taxes by as much as 1.5 mills in 2014.
SAVANNAH - Dr. Bob Johnson of Isle of Hope on Saturday announced his candidacy for Georgia's First Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Maj. Gen. John M. Murray will be taking command of the 3rd Infantry Division later this summer, according to a June 10 release by the Chief of Staff of the Army.
For the second-straight summer, Richmond Hill will be the site of a Little League state championship tournament.
Pembroke city officials announced Monday night the resignation of police chief Mark Crowe and the appointment of Sgt. Stacy Strickland as interim chief.
Pembroke Police Chief Mark Crowe says he plans to get an attorney following the City Council's announcement Monday that Sgt. Stacy Strickland will serve as the city's top law enforcement officer.
The late Frank O. Miller, a former Pembroke mayor and newspaper editor, is getting some attention.
Richmond Hill residents will soon pay a 3 percent processing fee on top of their bill if they use a credit or debit card to pay water and sewer bills.
Tropical Storm Andrea didn't do much damage to Bryan County when it passed through the area Thursday night.
It's only six days into the 2013 hurricane season, but coastal Georgia and much of the southern East Coast is already bracing for the first named storm of the season.
There are plenty of people willing to pitch in and help Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal Empire. There's a shortage of help, nonetheless.
Caesarstone Technology is having a job fair for management positions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at the Georgia Department of Labor's Savannah Career Center at 5520 White Bluff Road.
Bryan County Commissioners Tuesday approved a 2015 budget of $19.9 million with little discussion Tuesday night at the board's meeting at the Administration Building in South Bryan.
Seafood, carnival rides, arts and crafts, kettle corn, peach cobbler and plenty of live music headlined by the Grammy winning band Blues Traveler is on tap this weekend at the 16thannual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival presented by Southern Eagle Distributing at J.F. Gregory Park in Richmond Hill.
Pembroke will again have a police precinct office at Miller Village, after city council voted Monday night to accept an offer of office space from Claxton Housing Authority. The only thing the city will have to pay is for water, phone and internet. A ribbon cutting will be held soon -- and Public Safety Director Bill Collins thanked the CHA, which is renovating the office for police at no charge and will cover the light bill, he said.
Seafood. Rides. Arts and crafts. More seafood. Fun things for kids to do. Fun things for adults to do. Music performances by nationally known recording artists, along with regional – and local – favorites.
Information taken from Bryan County Sheriff's Department and Richmond Hill Police Department reports.
Early voting started today in Bryan County.
Pembroke's city council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.


text:
- Home
- Editor's Desk
- Features
- Columns
- Arts & Culture
- Special Editions
- Advertising
Tuesday October 21, 2014; 06:53 pm EDT
The annual Sachs Memorial Summer Jazz Series concerts are played in the labyrinth. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit outdoors, and a picnic or purchase beer, wine and snack. If it's raining, concerts go inside. This week, hear the Joe Keyes and the Late Bloomers Band. 6-8pm at Maryland Hall, Annapolis: 410-263-5544; www.marylandhall.org.


text:
Members benefit from a better Checkout experience, but it's also possible to order as a guest without creating an account.
Here's a link to the Tin Tin takeaway menu on hungryhouse.co.uk: http://hungryhouse.co.uk/tin-tin
Sign in with your Member ID and your password...
Member ID
Forgotten your ID?
Forgotten your Password?
Sign in
Sign in using secure mode
Own a restaurant? Contact us
Terms and conditions


text: Lord Lothair: Speaking as a member of the populace here (and not Seneschal), as many of you know, I have been interested in archery every since I have been in the SCA (about 5 years now). Last year at Christmas, Santa even gifted me with a target and handmade bow. Lord Fearghus made me some arrows painted them in my colors. My biggest problems are (in no particular order): 1. Sunday's are bad for me. By the time we get home from church and eat lunch, it is well past Daniel's nap time. By the time he wakes up, it's 3:00 in the afternoon. By the time we pack up and get there, fighter practice is almost over (doesn't it end somewhere around 4:00?) 2. Even if I attended and ask David watch Daniel (which I guess I could do) it would still be 2:30-3:00 before I could get there. 3. One weeknight would be okay, but right now it gets dark way too early so nights would be a bad time right now. It would be nice if we could hold archery and fighter practice at the same time and place. However, anywhere in the City limits of Denton seems impossible since most places don't allow archery. When Afan, Llew and I first reactivated the Canton, I spent alot of time on the phone trying to find a site in Denton in which to hold archery practice. I had no luck finding any place (affordable) around here. Unfortunately, I am of no help and I'm one that wants archery almost as much as you Lord Lothair. I'm open to suggestions here too. A thought would be to keep it the way it is, and then when it gets lighter later, try and move archery practice to one night a week and archery practice one night a week. I appreciate the fact that you have stepped up to be our archery marshall. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed. Unfortunately, just like everyone else in the SCA, there's just too much to do in the SCA and, so little time to get it all in. Lady Lavina > > Quoting Lothair Wildehaar <rampanthare at yahoo.com>: > Greetings unto the populace of our fair canton. > > Since July 22nd I have been trying diligently to be > available for archery practice. But it pains me to say > that I've not seen much of Glaslyns populace on the > field. > > I ask now, what must I do? > I am open to any suggestion, be it time or day change. > The only field I know of is McInnish. But if I can > find a place more convenient, I will. > > Please send any suggestions, I'm open and listening. > > Your humble servant, > Ld. Lothar Wildehaer > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for all of > your unique holiday gifts! Buy at http://shopping.yahoo.com > or bid at http://auctions.yahoo.com >


text:
Davies Collison Cave's focus on the best legal talent and client service has seen it consistently rank as Australia's top IP practice for our patent, trade marks and litigation services.
A patent is a legally enforceable and exclusive right to commercially exploit an invention for period of time. Unlike copyright, patent rights are not automatic and must be applied for with an application to the Patent Office in each country where protection is sought.
An application for patent protection can generally be made by one or more individuals, partnerships, companies, government entities or other legally recognised persons. However, for patent protection to be validly granted, the patent applicant must either be the inventor or must have derived rights to the invention either directly or indirectly from the inventor.
Patents can be granted for products, methods, apparatus, materials or processes that are new and sufficiently inventive. Not all inventions are patentable; some subject matter is excluded.
For example, in Australia you cannot patent:
Public demonstration, sale or discussion of your invention before the filing of your patent may jeopardise your application.
Davies Collison Cave can help you minimise these risks during the commercialisation of an unpatented invention.
Find out more »
To meet the basic criteria for patentability in Australia, an invention must be both novel (i.e. new), involve an inventive step (i.e. non-obvious), and must also be useful.
It is important to note that public use, sale (or offer for sale) or disclosure of an invention before filing a patent application can preclude or seriously prejudice any patent rights that could otherwise be obtained for the invention. You should consult a patent attorney before disclosing your invention, publicly or commercially using the invention or offering to sell the invention.
In Australia there are two types of patents: standard patents, and innovation patents. Standard patents offer the full protection allowable, while innovation patents offer a shorter period of protection for incremental product developments.
Some key differences between the two types of patents:
|Standard patents
|Innovation patents
|Length of protection
|20 years from the filing date
|8 years from the filing date
|Your invention must be both 'novel' (i.e. new) and involve an 'inventive step' (i.e. not obvious).
|Your invention must be both 'novel' (i.e. new) and involve an 'innovative step'.
|Examination process
|Application undergoes substantive examination process before grant.
|Does not automatically undergo substantive examination before grant.
|Is enforceable against others once granted.
|Only enforceable against others once a substantive examination is performed, and the patent is 'certified' by the Australian Patent Office.
Learn more about the benefits of Australian innovation patents »
During the application process, two dates are of particular importance:
We can assist you in obtaining patent protection by guiding you through the process and acting on your behalf. Our team of patent attorneys draw upon over 100 years of patent drafting experience in a wide variety of technology disciplines and can meet with you to discuss patent protection for your invention. Contact us to find out more.


text:
Esquire Theme by Matthew Buchanan
Social icons by Tim van Damme
Join the Race to the Box Office by sharing Veronica Mars content & unlock exclusive rewards. Pre-order tickets now to see Veronica Mars In Theaters March 14. http://Race.TheVeronicaMarsMovie.com
And he never moved again.
This is me now.
Heading into award season (my favorite season), there are more movies being released in the next couple months that I want to see than movies I've been excited to see in the previous 9 months. And so, here is my current list of movies you probably should have seen so far in 2012.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
Jeff Who Lives At Home.
The Cabin In The Woods.
The Avengers.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
Moonrise Kingdom.
Safety Not Guaranteed.
Your Sister's Sister.
People Like Us.
The Do-Deca-Pentathlon.
Celeste and Jesse Forever.
Sleepwalk With Me.
Sunday night, in the midst of a terrible cold I thought to myself, "I think I love cough syrup to the same degree that I used to hate it as a child." It was just a passing thought, but then Monday morning, I woke up to this. Do It Anyway by Ben Folds Five. Now… if there is a list somewhere of everything that I love, Ben Folds Five, the Fraggles, Chris Hardwick, and Rob Corddry surely are on it.
But it got me thinking about "all the things I used to not like but now I think are ok."
My best friend in high school
Green Peppers
My brother
New York
Harry Potter
My best friend from college
Fresh mozzarella cheese
My roommate
How many times do I decide I don't like something and never give it another chance?
Do I discount people because I don't like them? Where would I be in life if I never gave any credence to someone just because of my feelings?
One specific person pops up in my head, a speaker at a weekend retreat who changed my life. I had heard him speak in a small group… and rolled my eyes the whole time. He said, "God is giving you a word. This is your word for the year. Write it down, post it somewhere you can see it everyday, and each time you see it pray that God would make it the year of that word." As I laughing silently at him, a word popped into my head. Man, I hated that guy even more after that. About 4 weeks later, the weekend he was speaking at arrived and I found myself convicted, thinking about that word he made me write down a month earlier, and doing more crying than eye rolling. It was a time that defined who I wanted to be as an adult, what I was willing to sacrifice to be that person, and how far I would go to ensure I never ended up back where I was before.
I can't imagine what my life would be like without that guy I used to not like but now I think is ok.
This is Paul F. Tompkin's rant on Jeffrey Wright (feat. Eugene Mirman) from one of the live Doug Loves Movies from last year's Bumbershoot Festival. I was present (I am one of those woos in the beginning). This is why I can never not laugh at Jeffrey Wright again.
If for some reason you haven't heard of Paul F. Tompkins, here's a quick introduction.
(Source: likeaclaw)
I am great at making plans.
I am also great at ignoring them.
I am the best at ignoring my own plans for myself.
I am very tired of this cycle… decide to make my life better, write out the ways to do so, look at the list and instead sit on the couch and watch TV.
I'm sure there's some deep seeded psychological reason for this. Maybe it's a fear really trying and failing, or refusing to accept that I'm an adult, or I'm afraid of people seeing who I really am. Probably all of these.
"This time is different. I'm actually going to follow through," I've said to myself many times. What am I going to do differently this time? Why would I do it now but not before?
I have no good answers. Maybe because this time is different. No time is exactly the same. Things are always evolving. I am always changing. This time I might actually follow through. But if not, I am going to keep trying. Even if I fail. Who knows, one of these days I may get my life together.
True. Story.
You. Tell. Them. Stephen.
The Best Video on all the internet.
No arguments here.
Sometimes you just need a song that leaks joy. This one does. Listen. Smile. Dance.
It was a good week. Josh Brolin was good without especially adding anything, except maybe his awesome rapping skills which he showed off while expressing his excitement about being an uncle.
The writers showed off how awesome they are, the performers outdid themselves, and while it was hilariously funny, it felt a little sad… like a goodbye.
During the Cold Open - a GOP sketch, they literally sang Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life), Laser Cats had a series end, Garth and Kat came back to Weekend Update for the Songs of Spring. I didn't think much of Gilly's return last week, but in the context of this week's sketches, the addition of Kate McKinnon last week, and the frequent appearences of Taran Killam and Jay Pharaoh this week… it's seeming like the rumors of a cast change might just be true.
I liked or loved every sketch except for the monologue, which just wasn't very funny and Principal Frye at the Prom. I like Jay Pharaoh, the sketch just felt like it didn't really have a focus.
From the Cold Open to Weekend Update everything was just great. The Californians, my favorite sketch of the week still makes me laugh so hard I cry… and I've watched it probably 7 times. The Empire State of Mind Parody Competition was great, I give it "infinity". I always love Laser Cats, Piers Morgan Tonight was such an awesomely random collection of characters… I love when I can't predict the joke of a sketch… and with the return of the Super Bowl Half-Time tightrope guy came out of left field. If you've seen Gotye's Somebody That I Used To Know video or just love Andy Samberg and Taran Killam then you will love the second Digital Short of the night, Gotye Backstage.
There should be 3 more live episodes this season, starting with Eli Manning and Rihanna May 5th. I hope we see the return of Kristen's Penelope, Judy Grimes, and Aunt Linda; Andy's Shy Ronnie, Nicholas Cage, Mark Wahlberg, and as many Digital Shorts as they can fit into an episode; and Jason as the Devil, the red tracksuit wearing dancer in What's Up With That, and Jeff the terrible boom operator. (Also, if they wanted to throw in a Two A-Holes, The Muppets, and a Song Memories I would love that.)
Welcome to the first installment of Bethany's Favorite Things Ever For Right Now. Today I take a trip down memory lane to Bret's Angry Dance, one of the sure fire ways to make any day better.
- He is not food.
- He is a guy.
AngeDeana Jolie.
This was awesome.
HEY from the Bateman's! Also Ted Danson was there.
We Batemans insist on doing only awesome things. Including this.
(Source: neonandon)


text:
Kenyon Martin's hand tattoos. In his words: "Agony. Bliss." K-Mart has the classic theater masks - one frowning and one smiling - on each of his hands, symbolizing the pain he has endured and the happiness he has embraced.
- whysocereall likes this
- marriedtothemusicforbettaorworse likes this
- liajjs likes this
- yodaa7 likes this
- kokoluxurious reblogged this from bballtats
- bballtats posted this


text:
The person with the most replaced parts wins and now the joint replacement race does not stop with hips, knees or shoulders. Spinal discs are the latest "joints" to undergo a technology overhaul. Disc replacement surgery, also known as disc arthroplasty, is on the minds of millions who have disc degeneration. These worn out parts of the spine generate an avalanche of problems. So why not exchange them for new ones?
Donald has been so worried about his mother's failing back. Nothing seems...Read more
Spinal disc degeneration is not a disease. In other words, disc degeneration is not an abnormality in the normal human body. By itself,... Read more »
If something sounds too good to be true, then chances are it probably is not so good after all and should be monitored with a watchful eye.... Read more »
Full Question: my 14 year old daughter has a bulging disc in her neck... this was found via mri... i dont recall any one incident that... Read more »
A recent study revealed that percutaneous disc decompression resulted in significant relief for painful herniated discs in sciatica... Read more »
One of the major risks of having spine surgery is the development of an infection. Discitis is an uncommon infection of the spinal disc... Read more »
Disc herniation sounds scary, but what is it really? Remember from Spine Anatomy 101 that the spinal disc is a squishy thing that sits in between the... Read more »
Source: eOrthopod
Most people would be surprised to know that total hip replacements (THRs) have been around since the 1930s. Today's successful use of THRs reflects... Read more »


text:
Tagged Questions
131 views
in Ubuntu 11.04 when I click on the trash icon, and it opens up music player? [closed]
I've got Dell Laptop Vostro Intel i3,RAM 3gB DD3. I bought it with Ubuntu 8, than upgrade to 10.10 and everything was perfect. Yesterday I upgrade to 11.04 and the system run too slaw, time on time ...


text:
This full website whois and analysis report on Blinkdr.com was ran on October, 25, 2014.
Col, Li Mexico
Mexico, ST 07300
Telephone: +52.15554563459
Fax: +52.5557527709
Col, Li Mexico
Telephone: +52.15554563459
Fax: +1.5555555555
The domain Blinkdr.com was first registered on 01/30/2009 which was 5 years and 9 months ago and is set to expire on January, 01, 2013.
The Blinkdr.com Whois shows that the registrar is ENOM, INC. - but a full analysis for Blinkdr is below to assist you in your research including Whois, Alexa traffic rank, and server details.
It is 8:27 PM CEST when you ran this report for Blinkdr.com here on our website, IP-Adress.com. When it comes to Blinkdr.com, you can trust that if we have Whois information available for it, we will display it further below to assist in your research of Blinkdr.com. Feel free to run another Blinkdr related search, or start a new query.
Timestamp Confirmation:
The Whois report for Blinkdr.com was ran at 8:27 PM CEST on October 25, 2014 and the information is provided below if available.
View comments on this Blinkdr whois website report below or add your own comment about Blinkdr.com.
Now you can review additional Whois data for Blinkdr.com below. Things like the status of Blinkdr, expiration date of Blinkdr.com, and Blinkdr name servers.
Don't forget that Blinkdr could have other domain extensions you might want to run a Whois search for and get further information about Blinkdr owned services.
When searching for blinkdr, there are occasions where user input is different than user intent. Is your search among these?
blinkdf, blikdr, blunkdr, blinkde, linkdr, lbinkdr, blinkdd, blinkdrr, blinksr, blibkdr, blinidr, blnkdr, blinkfr, blindr, blinkd, bliinkdr, blinkxr, hlinkdr, bibnkdr, blinnkdr, blihkdr, blonkdr, blinker, blikbdr, blinkdt, blinmdr, blinkddr, blnbkdr, glinkdr, blinkkdr, blinldr, bkinkdr, blinkcr, bljnkdr, nlinkdr, blinodr, blinkd5, vlinkdr, blinkd4, bl9nkdr, bblinkdr, blindbr, bllinkdr, bpinkdr, blinkr, blinkrb, blinkrr, boinkdr, blinjdr, blimkdr, binkdr, bl8nkdr, blijkdr, blknkdr
|Hello guest sign up now!
Remaining lookups today: 0 (Get more)
My IP is: 22.214.171.124


text:
Gov. Haslam says recommendation to close Taft center 'very persuasive'
Wow, their not thinking about alot of things in the closing of Taft Youth Center. I am a wife of a wonderful man that has dedicated 10 years at this facility, through wounds and broken bones his focus was to make a difference in at least 1 young life there. I have saw him not sleep trying to figure out how to get the attention of some of the students at this facility. I often wanted him to change jobs because of the calls i have had to go to the emergency room where he was assulted, he always refused and went back. We have 5 sons which are blessed to have a father with such dedication and huge heart. Come January 03, 2012 @ 5 pm This family will be there to support the wonderful employees, please from my family to yours lets pull together fill our court house and lawn.. We hope to see you there.


text:
A Video Guide to the Difference Between Similar Foods
Quick test: Do you know the difference between brown eggs and white eggs off the top of your head? Or what about the difference between whole grain bread and whole wheat? You're not alone in your confusion! This quick video from BuzzFeed shows the difference between similar (and common!) foods to help you remember in the future.
I particularly liked the visual image of the brown eggs versus the white eggs. I didn't know, for example, that red-earlobe chickens were more expensive to buy and feed.
Brown Eggs vs. White Eggs
Plantains vs. Bananas
Whole Wheat vs. Whole Grain
Are there any other similar food items you often find confusing?
(Image credits: YouTube/BuzzFeed ; Youtube/BuzzFeed ; YouTube/BuzzFeed)
9 Comments
Yes, I agree with yamikuronue. The whole wheat vs. whole grain one is extremely misleading. I think the important thing to remember is that "whole" is a marketing buzzword, so sometimes bread that is called "whole wheat" is made partially with white flour. But, on the other hand, whole grain usually has whole kernels - not "unrefined" as the video says, but completely unmilled. This can be more nutritionally valuable, but not by as big a margin as whole grain vs. while, while it also produces a substantially different texture. Whole grain is also usually a buzzword that just indicates the existence of unmilled grain in the bread, but not that the body of the bread is made with unrefined flour. So you can get whole grain bread that is made with a partially white flour base.
Plantains are yellow/black when fully ripe
Honestly, I would take this down. There is so much inaccurate information here. Yams and Sweet Potatoes are two different species and both items in the photo are sweet potatoes. Yellow peppers are fully ripe as are red and orange. Whole wheat and whole grain are the same except that whole grain may contain oats or other grains. Brown egg layers do not require more feed and their eggs cost more because they are less common and people are willing to pay more for them. There are species of brown egg layers with exceptional feed to egg ratios, far exceeding the typical factory white chicken. White eggs are produced in massive buildings housing millions of chickens in small cages. That is why they are cheaper. And finally, Chicken size has NOTHING to do with egg color. All eggs are exactly the same until just before leaving the chicken when the outer coating is applied. Brown and green eggs are white on the inside of the shell. There are tiny bantam chickens that lay brown and green eggs and giant meat birds who lay white eggs. It is all in the genes for egg color and not in feather color, "earlobe" color or size.
Exactly. And plantains come in sweet and starchy varieties. Sweet plantains probably have as much sugar as Cavandish bananas. There are starchy bananas too. We only see one selection of one species on the shelf.
Best of all, the chicken in the photo is a brown leghorn, which lays white eggs.
OK, my bad. There are brown egg layers with that look as well.
brown chickens lay brown eggs....nothing to do with the ear lobes...
I think this ought to be taken down/edited, too. The amount of misinformation is shocking.
The part about plantains/bananas is completely wrong, and not because we only see one variety at the store. The difference is also not about starch/sugar, which is related to ripening - plantains and bananas are both starchy when green and unripe, and both get sweeter as they turn yellow/black. In fact the first difference is that plantains are firmer than bananas, so they are often consumed fried or roasted, not raw like bananas. As well, the plantain has a much milder flavor profile, totally lacking that punch of distinct banana smell and flavor.
'Tostones' are a popular dish of fried, smashed sections of green plantain that make a sturdy, crunchy base for all sorts of toppings and dips. Take those same sections of plantain once the skin is thin and yellow/black, fry them up, and now you have 'maduros', incredibly sweet and tender, good on their own or mixed with rice and beans and crumbly cheese.
I would agree with other commenters, this is inaccurate information and should be either corrected or taken down.


text:
Western style has its own attitude and easy pace, at once rugged and relaxed and sometimes refined. Little mountain, little coast, all frontier and American spirit. I love it very much, but I miss the Northeast and belong nowhere else.
—Cary Randolph of Fresh Everyday on Western style
- katypit posted this


text:
Because it shows a better genetic make up. Women with wider hips and more prominent breasts carry children better. It's all instinctual.
@ absolutionist =your not a man so dont speak for one I could care less about having kids and I dont want any. Women with a small waist and a big butt is an instant sexual attraction because us men want to caress kiss worship and make love to that but bent over through the vagina. It takes a man to know what a man loves not a woman to assume
They've done plenty of scientific studies supporting what she's saying. Don't be an *******.
Who! Dude, you hit it right on the nose! Like your a firmness.
I don't agree absolutionist. These are not real "genetic" butts - they are artificial enhancements! Kim Kardashian and Ms. Manag (sp? sorry!) they've had injections or implants. Their butts are obviously artificial - not real - BUBKISS! A fake butt is no more an indication of how well they'd carry children, than having huge boob implants means they'd breast feed well! FAKE will always be FAKE! Whatever happened to "get real?"
I read an article about it. There was an actual scientific study done with electrodes and everything....when the men in the study saw photos of women with large butts and tiny waists, there were spikes on the EKG. It seems the men were actually emitting serotonin every time they veiwed the sight. They were able to make themselves high. The larger the ratio between the waist size and the butt, the greater the spike on the machines. Quite an amazing study really. The men are getting high.
Hi Rolle......................I can believe what you wrote is true.
I like women who look like women. Curves are natural on a woman. The anorexic malnourished looked touted by today's society is in direct conflict with what is healthy. Being able to see one's hip bones and collar bones that jut out like coat hangers are usually a sign of malnutrition. I like my women cute, curvy, and happy. That isn't to say obese.
dont want non unless you got buns hun i blame this all on sir mix alot
If a big but is what makes you want me, then I don't need you
I don't know but I am grateful some do...
Three cheers for a women who look like women!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want a woman that looks like a woman. The female form is a work of art. Hips, breasts, butt, thighs, sholders, back...all should be curvy and womanly. Curvy women also look healthy.
Many cultures view this as a high mark of status and a sign of wealth ( this is no joke or insult ) with in many german cultures it means that the Husband or Meister Husband is wealthy enough to support as well as feed her , The Bigger the Mama the better / Meister Frau would be her title or Damen(Lady of the House)
almost all women are beautiful... but curves are AWESOME!
"Big" relative to what? I can't say I like big. I prefer small and curvy in the butt department. The shape of the butt is more important than the size. Flat, un-toned butts on thin women are not very attractive. But a nice round little bottom on a skinny lady... that's hot!
Depends what you mean by "big" -- if it can't fit through a revolving door then I'm not terribly attracted. And if not wearing a bra means you can polish you shoes simply by walking across the room, that's too big.

Actually, looking back on the women I've been attracted to, they've come in all shapes. sizes, and colors. Guess I'm just an equal opportunity lech. :)=
Thats a easy one...sex... big butts and thick women make for better things to grab and jiggle...its fantastic from our point of view. Seriously.
Hi Haveaniceday...............I'm hearin' ya!
This is such bullsh*t! How it it that petite women are 'unhealthy' (as Dave 748, Wanderartist, and Leoprid implied) and smaller ladies don't look like women are supposed to look/not 'womanly' (as ByByBuster, Dave748, Wanderartist, ianrockwell, and Leoprid implied)??

This is like saying tall men are the only real men, or thin men aren't healthy, etc. WTF?
Hi IAMNOWHERE,.................You right there mate.........Do you know an Australian Celebrity named Kylie Monogue............she's gorgeous, very petite,short stature and still has a very shapely bottom.
Big Butts to squeeze when you are ******* & curvier the more flexible to try any position.
A big butt is great,, but it cannot be a flat butt. A big flat butt makes me puke. If you have a small skinny butt, that is OK too. It is all about perception
Sure there is a genetic reason to it , but I also believe that society and the cutlure we live in has an influence as well. The people we see on Tv, the people others admire and who get the love and admiration has a huge impact on the way we percieve the beauty of a women ' s body.
Because thats what women are supposed to look like when they're healthy.
Its in my DNA and i wont complain.
i'm with cmojlo on that!! i'm thankful for the attention!!
More to hold onto....they like that!
Related Questions
Why do most men like big butts on women? Big butts are high maintenance, harder to keep clean, etc. Toughts?Hombredefierro 31-35, M 17 Answers 2 Nov 27, 2013 in Community
Is she a lot less attractive if her butt isn't big? :(
Men, what do you typically prefer, slimmer, lithe women (US size 0-6) or curvier women (not obese) w/ bigger t and a?And women who prefer women too please answer.laughinkatt 31-35, F 27 Answers 9 Jan 13, 2012
bunyum 16-17, F 16 Answers 3 Aug 2, 2010
surfernudist 26-30, M 8 Answers 1 May 22 in Dating & Relationships
Mysteriouslovely 26-30, F 12 Answers 0 Oct 23, 2013 in Community
LiquidSwords917 26-30 23 Answers 1 Nov 25, 2013 in Dating & Relationships
AyreWolf 51-55, M 14 Answers 6 Jul 4, 2012


text:
Super excited that HOW DID THIS GET MADE was picked as one of the best New Podcasts 2011 on iTunes!
Here are some of my favorite episodes in no order
Punisher War Zone w/ Patton Oswalt & Lexi Alexander
The Tourist with Gil Ozeri & Natasha Leggero
The Smurfs w/ Paul F. Tompkins
(Source: bestofHDTGM2011)
Posted on December 8th, 2011 Comments Comments
- bagfu likes this
- staticcatfish reblogged this from ryeisenberg
- beerboysandblogging likes this
- inches-andfalling reblogged this from icicleparty and added:
- icicleparty reblogged this from paulscheer and added:
I cannot urge y'all enough to listen to this podcast. The Old Dogs & Smurfs episodes are especially hilarious.
- blacklicorice likes this
- invisiblebigguy likes this
- danhanlon likes this
- shahruz likes this
- ndmann55 likes this
- falconx7 reblogged this from paulscheer
- popculturebrain likes this
- grungebook likes this
- randomrantings likes this
- tonyaanjean reblogged this from paulscheer
- tonyaanjean likes this
- razup likes this
- nakedcomedy likes this
- rinsquared likes this
- purns likes this
- taraontumblr reblogged this from paulscheer
- tomgruber likes this
- zygotes4lunch likes this
- hahahadleyk likes this
- hugel likes this
- benpassikoff likes this
- funkelly likes this
- julygdiaz likes this
- notnadia likes this
- danielleosaurus-rex likes this
- mrscottdavis likes this
- finding-joy said: Congrats, Paul. No doubt NTSF:SD:SVU will be on some lists for the best new shows this year, too. And the League continues to impress. Keep it up!
- idiotsonofamerica reblogged this from paulscheer and added:
Love this. Earwolf saved me from my radio.
- ndmax reblogged this from paulscheer
- ndmax likes this
- idiotsonofamerica likes this
- chasingcoolness likes this
- catsolen likes this
- agentlemanbastard likes this
- laughterkey reblogged this from paulscheer and added:
Well deserved! If you're not listening to HDTGM yet, WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE?
- untitled-mag likes this
- ryeisenberg reblogged this from paulscheer and added:
How Did This Get Made? has been my go-to podcast lately. It's funny even if you haven't seen the movies, they get some...
- nowxthis reblogged this from paulscheer and added:
If you missed any…
- growltiger likes this
- dustinmartian likes this
- ifc reblogged this from paulscheer
- thehustlerofmoney likes this
- ryeisenberg likes this
- paulscheer posted this
- Show more notes


text:
Fire crews in Berrien County responded to a mobile home fire Thursday afternoon and say it started because of a meth lab.
The Lincoln Township Fire Department was called to a mobile home on the 600 block of West John Beers Road about 1:30P.M.
That is just east of Stevensville.
One person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
The Berrien County Narcotics Unit was called in to help clean up the lab.


text:
What You Should Know About Heat Illness and Exercise
By Dr. Hamid Sadri
Exercise induced heat illness is a serious health risk for athletes who train or compete during warmer times of the year. Learn how to recognize early
Whether you're dealing with a twisted an ankle from your training run or a sore shoulder from swimming, injuries happen. Use this guide to avoid common aches and pains to stay in tip-top shape and perform your best.


text:
Day two of the Search Engine Strategies New York is over now. I did not post any coverage of last night's Ask.com party, so let me send you to three places that have reviews of it. The first is from the official Ask blog under the title of Code Red Party Recap, the second is from Lee Odden and the third I have found is from Search Views.
Now for the session coverage roundup over at the Search Engine Roundtable.
+ Pundits On Search
+ Reputation Monitoring & Management
+ Search Algorithm Research and Patents
+ Auditing Paid Listings & Click Fraud Issues
+ Search Ad Buyers Forum aka Search Marketing Style Council
+ Blog & Feed Search SEO - Blog Optimization Strategies You Need To Know
+ Practical Copyright & Trademark Guidance for Webmasters and SEMs
+ Duplicate Content Issues
+ Who's Watching Whom: Search & Privacy
+ Advanced Search Term Research Tools
+ Meet The Blog & Feed Search Engines
Again, I can not personally thank Ben Pfeiffer, Chris Boggs and Lee Odden for helping me out with the coverage.
Want more SES NY 2006 news? Technorati has blog reports here:
sesny2006. See
shared photos on Flickr here:
sesny2006. See bookmarked pages on del.icio.us here:
sesny2006. See saved pages on
Yahoo My Web 2.0 here:
sesny2006. Find live coverage and discussion at the Search Engine Watch
Forums here:
SEM Events.
Optimising Digital Marketing Campaigns with Search, Social and Analytics
At SES London (9-11 Feb) you'll get an overview of the latest tools, tips, and tactics in Paid, Owned, Earned, Integrated Media and Business Intelligence to streamline your marketing campaigns in 2015. Register by 31 October to take advantage of Early Bird Rates.


text:
Clear Lake - Derrick/Mador Win!
Ron Derrick and Bob Mador win with 9.08lbs. In 2nd was Jason Ainsworth and Jeff Franklin with 8.89lbs. and BF 5.05lbs. Coming in 3rd was Chad Matteri and Don Lowe with 6.12lbs. Next in 4th was Jim Cottom and John Mahony with 5.89lbs. Finally, in 5th was Craig Stewart and Lynne Marquez with 5.80lbs. Paul Zavala and Carla Lemmon had 2nd BF with 4.98lbs.
Next one up, Lake Berryessa!
Delta - Pullen/Lemmon Win!
Luke Pullen and Carla Lemmon win with 13.47lbs. and BF 5.41lbs. In 2nd was Chad Matteri and Jim Furman with 12.95lbs. Coming in 3rd was Ron Derrick and Jason Ainsworth with 12.49lbs. Next in 4th was Paul Zavala and Todd Stanley with 12.25lbs. and 2nd BF 5.21lbs. Finally, in 5th was Jim Cottom and Alec Pitts with 10.84lbs.
Upcoming Events and News
- Nov. 12 - Business Meeting, Location:Union Hotel - College Ave. 7pm
- Nov. 15 - Next Tournament,Lake Berryessa


text:
Any news about this mod? Would be a pity if its dead, the theme of it is unique. Looked really forward to this.
[li]25 New Factions[/li][li]An Election System for Republic Faction[/li][li]New work System[/li][li]A system of alliance (trade,military...)[/li][li]Colonization[/li][li]Base a Political Party in Republic faction[/li][li]Technologie Tree[/li][li]A Brevet System : If you're the first to find a specific technologie and you ask a brevet you're the one to have it[/li][li]Lot of other things ...[/li]
We don't know when Bannerlors will release so i have the time to do a good mod. Ad it's not because there Bannerlors that anybody don't play Warband !Hum , i think that you make lot of mode , isn't it ?No , i'm a freelancer on some mod and i start a Hunger Games mod but i lost all my files and i prefer historical mod !Where are you ?I'm a french moddeler/modder. I live near Bordeaux.When does this mod release ?Wowo ! Wait ! I don't know :mrgreen:
0 comments by PopeGame-Padrino on Jan 8th, 2014
Hey everybody ! I created a forum for the mod and this Era !It open (I hope) on community of fans of this Era (and the mod).You can follow all news about mod and speak with people who like this Era like you !
Any news about this mod? Would be a pity if its dead, the theme of it is unique. Looked really forward to this.
wont be relesed either until next year or its dead.
Please tell me this mod will include the Dreyse and Chassepot needle guns
Sounds like an exciting mod concept! I'll keep a watch on this
It is look great
mod is D.E.D. i wahs hoping it will be alive ...
Why everybody want that this mod die ?
We don't but so many great mods die young, if we don't hear from you we get worried. Please give us some more regular updates, even if it's just to say "Hey! We're still working on this!"
Hy, Good news : I find a coder who can make all basic features for a beta !
Do i begin as king or emperor??????
Promote 1860AD: A New Europe on your homepage or blog by selecting a button and using the HTML code provided (more).


text:
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is a polarizing figure and arguably college football's biggest star. His off-field antics were the highlight of the offseason. Still, people love him and hate him and that has created a very interesting Halloween costume back and forth.
Some of his fans are dressing up as Johnny Manizel in a positive way, but a lot of people are dressing up as Johnny Manziel in a more satirical and humorous way. The common them amongst the costumes, cash and sharpies.
In one costume he is seen with cash stuffed into his uniform's pants, while the Halloween goer throws up the money sign. One shows him sitting blinged out with an autograph football.
We should've seen this coming. Manziel has been a popular target on ESPN College GameDay signs this season. If you're looking for a quick halloween costume idea, you might want to go with this gem.
yo @JManziel2, give me a RT for my boy @ryruhlin11 definitely having the best Johnny Football costume pic.twitter.com/AgBzn5XGXh
— MIGOS (@talbotgoesham) October 23, 2013
momma manziel for her Halloween party


text:
Parents and Guests
Seating and Tickets
The doors will open one hour prior to the published start time of the ceremony. Commencement seating is open on a first-come, first-served basis. We recommend that large groups of guests wishing to sit together arrive early because venues will not permit the saving of seats.
At the BB&T Center, wheelchair-accessible areas are reserved for guests with special needs in Sections 102, 104, 107, 109, 112, 115, 117, 119, and 134, which is easily reached from the main plaza area. At the Don Taft University Center, all wheelchair-accessible seating is located on the second floor of the arena. Only one guest may accompany those who require wheelchair-accessible seating so as to secure enough seats for all of our guests with special needs.
There are no tickets required to attend NSU Commencement.


text:
Since the Eighteenth Party Congress [last November], China has emphasized protecting the rights of ordinary people and fighting corruption. So if you look at it from an overall perspective the situation is improving.
Huang Qi, human rights activist (Huang Qi on Blogging the Slow-Motion Revolution)
Source: chinadigitaltimes.net
1 Notes/ Hide
- maiqilai reblogged this from chinadigitaltimes and added:
that's so optimistic I'm actually chuckling to myself
- chinadigitaltimes posted this