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With the upcoming release of James Cameron's Sanctum 3D on February 4, iamROGUE.com decided to take the boat out for a spin. Whether it is deep beneath the ocean surface or just a few feet from the shore, there have been some exciting cinematic adventures revolving around the ocean blue.
With part one of this seafaring list, we take a gander at a B-monster flick that gets an A in fun, a classic disaster at sea movie and much more. Take a look and be sure to add your favorites in the comments below.
No Strings Attached is a modern day romantic comedy. Two people meet and decide to carry on a relationship strictly for sex. Now we all know it won't be that simple, but this is Hollywood and romantic movies always work out in the end… almost always.
In Part 2 of our Rockin' Romantic Comedies, we take a look way back to Frank Capra's It Happened One Night to one of Audrey Hepburn's most memorable roles in Breakfast at Tiffany's. It is amazing how hard it was to narrow down a list of the top ten romantic comedies, but we did it and we're pretty damn confidant about our choices.
No Strings Attached is a modern day romantic comedy. Two people meet and decide to carry on a relationship strictly for sex. Now we all know it won't be that simple, but this is Hollywood and romantic movies always work out in the end… well, almost always.
Way back before the term "romcom" existed, a handful of talented filmmakers created some of the most memorable romantic comedies ever made. Some of these filmmakers include Woody Allen, Michel Gondry, Judd Apatow, Frank Capra and Blake Edwards. iamROGUE.com decided to take a look at some of the most romantic and funniest films to ever grace the silver screen.
Who wouldn't want to be a superhero for a day? With Seth Rogen's everyman hero role in The Green Hornet, there is sure to be conversation about that very subject. Of course this has IAR thinking about superhero movies and which ones really rocked our world.
While nobody will be surprised by our number one pick, you might be more surprised by a couple that just didn't make the top five (Iron Man, Hellboy). So feel free to share your favorite cinematic superhero in the comment section below.
We've been talking a whole lot about Season of the Witch this week. From our exclusive interview with the lovely Claire Foy to our favorite Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman flicks. Thanks to that, we have sword, sorcery and witchcraft on the brain.
Throughout the years, there have been a number of terrific "sword and sorcery" movies that have brought adventure and excitement into movie theatres. And here are five great movies that might help get you in the spirit for Season of the Witch.
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Nicolas Cage is everywhere. Working the beat, studying the case, kicking ass as a caped crusader, bringing down an airplane full of convicts, chasing demons, skull ablaze, hell he'll be tearing his way through the 14th century come Friday. But, of all the places Nicolas Cage has ventured in some 30 years as an actor, one must wonder: Where is Nicolas strongest?
With The Season of the Witch set to swing into theaters on January 7th, Nicolas Cage has been the name on the tip of many moviegoers tongues. But Season offers more than just Nicolas Cage and a wicked story to run with, we'll also see today's ultra-alpha male Ron Perlman tear through the 14th century. And, I figure, if we get to see Perlman in a brand new action-packed slash-a-thon, why not revisit a few of the man's classic roles?
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Hyped by NBC news anchor Brian Williams on his personal blog "Bri-Tunes", Rhode Island's Deer Tick are an unlikely band to headline a drunken Rocks Off concert cruise. After all, this summer's Born On Flag Day is all about loneliness, stripper gazing, and barstool confessions. But don't let them bum you outlike T-Pain says, you're on a motherfucking boat! With a few $10 Bud Lights, John McCauley's razor-sharp barbs and nasal whine will take you adrift on the Hudson River. Watch the sun set to the dramatic single "Easy," a tune so dark and spindly, you'd think the band manning your vessel was Captain Ahab and the Moby Dicks. With Jonny Corndawg.
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This tumblr is really just one side to my story. The side that I hide from the world. I've done my best to keep all identifying information off my tumblr so that if someone I know stumbles across it they wouldn't know it was mine. This tumblr has really followed my mood throughout this life-changing process they call the real world. It's not exactly a secret that things have been hard for me my whole life, and lately I'm just dealing with some things I don't know how to face. I don't want my real life friends to know what goes on in my head. I've admitted secrets that I'm ashamed of to them and they ignored me (any real life friends that are seeing this, you are obviously not included in this because I wouldn't let you see my tumblr if that was the case). I've posted many things on here about how much I've been hurt by love and I don't want my boyfriend to ever know he made me feel that way. But I've been realizing lately as more real life friends of mine are getting tumblrs that I want to be able to follow them and stuff, so I created a new tumblr. One that has more personality to it, one that isn't just me drowning in my own emotions. I could never get rid of this tumblr, it's really my only outlet, but I know I need to be on it less frequently. I'm feeding my depression and it's terrible. I need to be surrounding myself with happy thoughts to get out of this relapse. I so badly needed to see that I wasn't alone in these feelings, but now I need to see that it can get better for me. If anyone wants my "real life" tumblr message me and I'd gladly give it to you.
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An apparatus for producing and recording spectra for examination.
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- In 1868, the French astronomer Pierre Janssen studied light from the Sun during a solar eclipse using a spectroscope.
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Check out this live version of a brand new song, called "Walk Away," we recorded at Blue Rock Artist Ranch & Studio last week! We've been hard at work making some new music and are pumped to finally be sharing it with you!
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On our long drive from Austin to New Orleans we decided to go through Brandon's iPod from beginning to end. It was great remembering some of these old bands we used to listen to, although not everything was quite everyone's cup of tea anymore. Anyway, here's a list of the bands and the name of the album we listened to. You should at least check out a band or two.
Airmen of Note – "Let's Dance"
Badly Drawn Boy – "The Hour of the Bewilderbeast"
Cloud Cult – "Feel Good Ghosts"
Dan Deacon – "Bromst"
Elton John – "Greatest Hits 1970-2002″
Fruit Bats – "The Ruminant Band"
Graham Parsons – "GP/Grievous Angel"
Headlights – "The Enemies-EP"
Iron & Wine/Calexico – "In The Reins"
Jay Z – "The Black Album"
Kane West – "808s & Heartbreak"
Loney, Dear – "Sologne"
Magnolia Sons – "Jails Everywhere"
Neil Diamond – "Gold"
Our Lady Peace – "Clumsy"
Page France – "Hello, Dear Wind"
Quiet Company – "We Are All Where We Belong"
Rocky Votolato – "Makers"
School of Seven Bells – "Alpinisms"
This Will Destroy You – "Young Mountain"
The Upstairs Divine – "The Upstairs Divine EP"
The Verve Pipe – "Villains"
The War On Drugs – "Slave Ambient"
X Japan – "IV"
Yes – "Close to the Edge"
ZZ Top – "Greatest Hits"
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First found in along the border of counties Donegal and Tyrone (Irish:Tír Eoghain), the ancient territory of the O'Neills, now in the Province of Ulster, central Northern Ireland, where they are thought to be descended from the Colla Uais. The McGee surname has also been long associated with County Antrim, because of the peninsula at Lough Larne, known as the Island Magee which was part of their early Ulster territories. Before the Norman invasion in the 12th century, a Magee was chief of a Sept in county Westmeath. Today, the name is most common in Ulster; however, most of these bearers are of Scottish descent.
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OC3D Reviews ›› Systems
OC3D & Aria at Gadget Show Live
Systems | 12th April 2011
If you're in the Birmingham area and pass the NEC, you might spot something a little familiar.
MSI GX660R Laptop Review
Systems | 5th March 2011
Today we're taking a look at the latest high end gaming laptop from MSI. Does it go as well as it looks? I think we all hope so!
Aria Dominator 560Ti System Review
Systems | 9th February 2011
If the recent hardware releases have you salivating but you want a one-stop upgrade, Aria might have just the thing. We take a look at their Dominator 560Ti Gaming PC.
OC3D Articles ›› Systems
Apple MacBook Air Almost Here
Matthew Fogg | 16th January 2008
Introducing MacBook Air. The world's thinnest notebook
Derrick Huey | 19th December 2007
Want a sleek, stylish SFF case? Well now's the time to get your hands on the GT3 sport compact case
Dell signs up DSG...Dixons group to sell Dell PCs
Matthew Kemp | 18th December 2007
Dell's on shelves...Dixons group to service all your Dell needs!
Systemax Adds To Laptop Lineup
Derrick Huey | 2nd December 2007
Systemax introduces four new notebooks featuring the Intel Santa Rosa Chipset
How to build a £600 Gaming PC
Systems | 13th December 2010
Can you build a modern gaming rig for around £600? That's the question we posed, and you'll be surprised at the answer.
OCUK Ultima Raptor Review
Systems | 27th April 2010
With todays release of the AMD Phenom II X6 1090T, OCUK have provided the first pre-built system. How does it fair?
ASUS K50IN Series Notebook
Systems | 15th February 2010
One of ASUS's greatest success stories has to be the EEE PC netbook, but has this success rubbed off on their full fat Notebook range?
Asus EEE-PC 1005HA Netbook
Systems | 1st February 2010
Overclock3D turns their attention to the ever growing netbook market.
OcUK Titan Goliath Desktop Review
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Still searching for that perfect computer? While we can't guarantee anything, this could well be worth a look...
ASUS To Publish Full Eee PC Source
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ASUS clarifies the situation on the recent Eee PC source code release
First Ever Romero Britto Laptop
Nic Crane | 29th November 2007
Renowned artist Romero Britto transforms an NVousPC notebook into his canvas.
ASUS Eee PC 8G Coming
Derrick Huey | 16th November 2007
ASUS will be releasing a new, "larger" Eee PC
NVousPC Announces The CARBON - SLIM 12.1" Customizable Notebook
Matthew Fogg | 2nd November 2007
NVousPC has announced the release of its new Carbon notebook
ASUS Introduces the All-New Eee PC
Nic Crane | 1st November 2007
Eee PC provides users with a new mobile experience - appealing to a wide range of users, both young and old, experienced with technology or not.
ASUS Eee PC Hitting Shelves Soon
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ASUS's Eee PC will likely be hitting retail shelves within the next few weeks.


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In Fabio Capello's first game in charge for England, against Switzerland at Wembley tonight, the Italian manager got off to a winning start when England beat the Swiss 2-1. England celebrate the winning goal scored by Wright-Phillips
In Fabio Capello's first game in charge for England, against Switzerland at Wembley tonight, the Italian manager got off to a winning start when England beat the Swiss 2-1. England celebrate the winning goal scored by Wright-Phillips
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Fabio Capello's first team selection has just been announced, and as half expected Michael Owen does not make the starting eleven. Michael Owen – dropped by Fabio Capello
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Fabio Zamblera has been transferred to Newcastle United from Italian club Atalanta, and Newcastle completed the deal just before the January transfer window closed. Fabio Zamblera – our new 6'3″ 17 year-old striker
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A lot of fans have wondered how Alan Smith will fare under Kevin Keegan at Newcastle United and we get some hints from an interview Kevin gave today to the Evening Chronicle. Alan Smith – will not play every game for Keegan
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Good words today from someone who we think will have a new career ahead of him at Newcastle United, so we're happy he's happy at Newcastle. We're talking about our great little midfielder from Turkey, Emre. Emre – very happy at Newcastle United
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This piece is dedicated to all those who both perished and survived the Munich Air disaster which took place 50 years ago today.
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It was just after 2pm on Wednesday 6th February, 1958, when news start to filter through the school, on a cold Newcastle day, that the plane carrying the successful Manchester United side with Matt Busby, Bobby Charlton and the great Duncan Edwards and other players and journalists on board, may have crashed. Remembrance Plaque at […]
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The Newcastle squad is finally get back to full strength for the weekend visit to Aston Villa on Saturday, and that's good because we just have to start picking up some points in the league. Kevin Keegan – almost a full squad to choose from
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The Spanish Under-21 side beat France last night in their friendly game in Benidorm, when a goal in each half was enough to beat the visitors 2-0. Newcastle players Jose Enrique and Charles N'Zogbia both played the full game for their countries, Spain and France respectively. Enrique and N'Zogbia – both played the full 90 […]
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Imagine how many people can't type fast. Now imagine Siri on a desktop Mac. #gamechanger
Tweet MG (@parislemon) has a good write-up on TechCrunch about why Siri is a big deal. Apple is shying away from marketing the hell out of this feature because it's in "beta" — aka, it's not fully ready. It'll be fully ready in a year


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Chelsea FC's John Obi Mikel and Kenneth Omeruo suffered defeat in Nigeria's final game in Group F but the Super Eagles move on to the knockout stages of the World Cup.
Nigeria advances to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1998 after finished second in Group F behind Argentina. Their match against Argentina got off to a flying start as Lionel Messi opened the scoring for Argentina in the 3′ minute and Ahmed Musa would equalize a minute later.
A brilliant Messi free-kick in first half stoppage time put the Argentinians ahead going into the break but it was Musa again who would equalize just two minutes after the restart.
Marcos Rojo became the first Argentina player other than Messi to score at the World Cup after he turned home a loose ball in area following a Messi corner, which gave Argentina the lead for good just three minutes after Musa's second equalizer.
Omeruo, who spent the season on loan at Middlesbrough, had another solid performance in defense and looks to be a very promising talent for the club, as the 22-year-old doesn't appear to be overwhelmed by the world's biggest stage.
Mikel had a fairly average performance in the midfield and it didn't seem like he created much of an impact in the game.
Victor Moses' abysmal season continues as the Chelsea winger was an unused substitute and hasn't featured in a match since being subbed of in the 52′ minutes against Iran.
Nigeria plays again on June 30, where they take on the winners of Group E, which will most likely be France.
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text: 'Saturday Night Live' Portrays Romney as Bumbling Biden Print article Send a Tip by John Sexton 17 Sep 2012 post a comment The skit that opened "Saturday Night Live" this weekend featured impressions of President Barack Obama, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. Strangely absent was Vice President Joe Biden who, of the four top candidates, seems the most ripe for humor. But ol' Joe was there in spirit. In a partisan sleight-of-hand, "SNL" writers and Jason Sudeikis attributed Biden's goofy, gaffe-prone personality and a couple of his actual gaffes to Mitt Romney. Watch the skit here if you missed it Saturday. The premise is that Obama has done a terrible job running the country but he's not worried because his campaign has a secret weapon. That weapon is Romney who is presented as a clueless gaffe-machine who may be an idiot, a racist or both. The first time the scene shifts to Romney the writers make a silver-spoon joke - "I understand the hardships facing ordinary Americans ... this summer one of my horses failed to medal in the Olympics." The Romneys did have a horse in the Olympics, but it belongs to Ann Romney. Her husband never pretended this was an ordinary-guy thing. In fact, Romney was asked about it and said he wouldn't even be watching the event in question, i.e. he ran away from it. Still, the gag is at least reasonably representative of the kind of thing Romney's critics have been saying about him. The next time we cut back to Romney he is telling a gay couple that "no one here wants gay marriage" but he is embarrassed when an off screen gay couple in the army tell him they do. Now this incident is very loosely based on an actual encounter Romney had with a gay marriage supporter at a diner last year. However, in the real encounter, Romney did not state his opinion apropos of nothing in a room full of people. He was asked his opinion by a man he was talking with and he gave it. Afterwards he shook the man's hand and moved on. The actual tone of faux-Romney, played by Sudeikis, isn't Romney at all, it's Biden. Biden is the candidate with a history of saying something absurd in public with no apparent sense of self-awareness. In fact, the final time we cut back to him, Sudeikis' Romney is comparing a black man in the audience to Lou Rawls. When the man asks who Lou Rawls is, Romney replies, "an African-American who looks just like you." There is one candidate running this year with a long history of uncomfortable racial gaffes. Remember this moment where Biden assured an Indian supporter that you couldn't walk into a 7-11 or a Dunkin Donuts in Delaware "unless you have a slight Indian accent." Speaking of which, Biden did his version of an Indian accent when talking about call centers earlier this year. And it was only a few weeks ago that Biden told a largely African American audience Romney would "put y'all back in chains." But the skit doubles-down on the Biden gaffe-making. Moments after the Lou Rawls gag, Romney apologizes and asks the man to give him a high five. At this point he suddenly realizes the man in question has no arms. Again, there's only one candidate who has made a gaffe like this and his name is Biden. Back in 2008 Biden asked a man in a wheelchair to "stand up" then quickly realized his mistake. Of course political comedians can always retreat behind the claim it was all just a joke, but the choice to omit Biden from the skit entirely and, on top of that, to portray Romney making Biden-like gaffes is telling. It suggests the writers know where the real comedy is to be found this election but, inconveniently, the man who should be the butt of these jokes is on the wrong team.


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BitCoin Card To Launch In 2 Months, Says BitInstant
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hypnosec writes "Charlie Shrem, co-founder of BitInstant LLC, has confirmed that a BitCoin-funded international debit/credit card should be available very soon. Giving a time frame of 6-8 weeks, Shrem said over an IRC chat session that the card will function like any other credit or debit card, and that it can be used at places where MasterCard is being accepted. Shrem has also said that the initial 1000-odd cards will be given for free and subsequent cards will carry a charge of around $10. Any transaction that is carried out through the card [will incur a] 1% BitCoin transfer fee on top of the $1.50 ATM withdrawal fee."


text: Perhaps this file in the Florilegium will help answer this question. SCA-dishes-art (11K) 4/13/00 "A Guide to making the most out of the SCA and its members" by Kim Huett. (humor) http://www.florilegium.org/files/UNCAT/SCA-dishes-art.html Actually with 3 reigns per year, rather than Pelicans, it may be Counts/Countesses and Dukes/Duchesses that they have an excess of. Stefan <<< So you are saying that the West has a lot of recipes on how to cook a pelican and it is a service to do so? They got that many pelicans? :) -----Original Message----- I had this discussion when I attended West Kingdom Crown 2 weeks ago. According to people I spoke to out there, they consider it a Service, thus Cooking Pelicans are more recognized in the West. >>> ====== Mark S. Harris Electronics Engineer, Board and Systems Design MarkSHarris at austin.rr.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/marksharris


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Valeo Hotel is situated just above the Balchik Beach, next to the world-famous Botanical Garden and the Dvoreca Architecture park complex.
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Located in the centre of Balchik, Elit Spa and Wellness Hotel is within walking distance of the Botanic Gardens and the Palace of Queen Maria.
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Located next to the shore of the Balck Sea, Family Hotel Magnolia is located in Balchik and offers air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi access and a restaurant. The courtyard features a barbecue site.
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On the northern Black Sea coast, Hotel Bisser is a 2-minute walk from the former residence of Romania's Queen Maria and Balchik Botanical Garden.
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The owners are really nice and helpful. The view from the balcony with the blue and calm sea is wonderful. The quietness of the place is very restful.
Maybe the uneven road which leads to the house.
Nice place to come again and again. The Yanakievi family is loveable and you will feel at home.
- you will need a car to move around - the last 500 m of road to the house is in bad condition but practicable (there are exaggerated views here) - they would need a repeater-router for WIFI on the second floor. I am sorry to forget to mention this to them. Is a 25 euro investment in a service that matters to most of young guests
We spend 4 nights at this lovely villa, where this wonderful family (Penko, Ivanka and Svetlana) tried and succeeded to feel us just like home. Very clean room, hot water every time, comfortable bed, large balcony, very nice garden, good fresh air from the woods surrounding the house, excellent breakfast and above all, a warm but discreet attendance. We couldn't ask for more.
A little bit far from all attractions (promenade, the 3 beaches of Balchik, and of course from the royal domain), at most at returning from there. We chose to drive and park at a free but guarded place right on the beach, between 2 small beaches of Balchik : Dvoretz (Palace) beach, and 2 Roosters Beach. We recommend the later. The last 300 m is a little bit rough to drive, but practicable, and in any case is not a drawdown
The amability of the hosts is great. The rooms are big, clean. The garden is great for relaxing. They are located near the forest. The breakfast is very good and various. If you need a quiet place for ralaxing, Yanakievi is the proper place.
Unfortunately the road is not so good but you can reach them anyway. You shoud drive slowly. If you go to the beach you need to go by car. You always will find parking places.
Although it is not the most accessible the place is very beautiful and quiet. It is in the middle of the nature, a wonderful garden, and a beautiful view. the place is very clean and the hostess is very nice. I would definitely come back there.
Access a little difficult,
The staff was great. The view to the sea and mountain was splendid. Fresh air, beautiful garden
Location is a little bit far from the main road. If you come with your car it is not a problem
The staff was very kind and we felt like home. Quiet place, nice location with a lot of vegetation nearby.
Nothing noticeable.. probably the road to location needs to be improved.
- The house was absolutely fine (clean, nice view). - We also liked the garden and the hospitality of the staff.
The only bad thing about the Guest House is that the road to the house is rough (the road from the main street- near Paris hotel- a 10 minutes of bad road).
A very nice and comfortable guest house. I especially liked the quietness of the place and the nature around the house.
The little hotel is owned by a nice family that will make you feel good. The breakfast is great, the rooms are big, the beds are comfy, WiFi working, great value for money.
It is away from a beach. If you go there for sun and beach you will need a car to move around.
- the owners were great, very helpful in any way possible; the accommodations were as advertised on the website; two days prior to our trip they sent us an email in English with exact directions to the guest house, including a map
- the road leading up to the guest house (but then again the quality of the road is not the responsibility of the owners of the guest house)
The guest house? If one starts to judge it by the road he have to take to reach it, one would definitely be wrong. Yes, the road is hard, but once you get to the top (I mean to the guest house), all the efforts are paid. Off-course, it's better to check google street view in advance, or just study the picture Svetlana (the person in charge with all the good things). Also, you will easily depict the road signs, as a very funny green sun smiles at you while guiding towards the guest house. And yes, the Green is the master. The lovely garden eases soared eyes. The building is new, the furniture also and the bed... yes is big and comfortable. Breakfast... mmm... good. Fresh and tasty. Let it be clear, you will get as much as you want, the owners are there to serve you with more. But it could be a little more variate. Adding everything (the almighty quiet which endows to sleep in the night, the sight, including even a little piece o the sea among the pleasant hills from around, the price, and, last but not least, the goodness of the owners) we decided to keep Yanakievi as our top place to stay when we will go back to Balchik.
What wasn't so nice? The road. But that is just the authorities fault. As much as the house owners from there tried to repair it, it is not enough until the authorities will bring the artillery. The guest house is a little far from the city center, but hey, that's the idea (remember? it's quiet up there). Our room lacked the presence of a big mirror (it could be placed on the interior of the wardrobe. The bathroom is small, but if you let the door open, you won't get claustrophobic. And, if you are still not convinced to give it a try, I repeat: It is a great place to stay. You won't get it better, not even if you stay in the center.
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There is hope for horses in hard times
To the editor:
The story about the abandoned horses ["Abandoned horses put down" on Dec. 30] was heartbreaking. I'm an animal lover and have dogs, cats and horses myself. It angers me that someone would let these magnificent creatures get to such a debilitated state that they couldn't be helped. Unfortunately some people that own animals are ignorant and won't reach out for help.
Column as I see 'em ...
Kudos to the city council for discussing how to collect city property taxes from those who don't pay.
It's flat-out amazing that, in 2010, the council is just now getting around to doing so, but that's another story.
Here's a happy thought. Spring will be here in just a little over two months. With that in mind I thought this would be a good time to start planning the garden. We've got all of those gardening catalogues arriving in our mailbox almost daily. All you need is paper and pen to get started.
I love to page through the catalogues and circle the item and the page numbers of those things that I'm interested in possibly growing. Don't hold back. You never know what the next catalogue will bring and you may want to plant several varieties of the same thing.
New Year's resolutions are made to be broken.
It's a negative outlook, I know, but usually it's true. And, that's why I typically don't make resolutions.
But hey, it's a new year and by my calculations, with all the resolutions I've broken in the past, I'm due to make a resolution that will actually stick.
So, to increase my chances of making one I'll actually go through with, I've made four for 2010, ranging from small and specific to large and broad.
Fox News offers both sides of stories
I must respond to the letter last week that said those who watch Fox News are uninformed. That person is wrong, and here's why.
A little over a year ago I was happily watching the CBS Nightly News with Katie Couric. Even though her ratings were low, I stood behind Katie every night.
If I didn't watch CBS, I watched CNN.
My last night of watching CBS happened this way:
Last Wednesday, Judge-Executive Steve Cornish called our office and asked if we would like to do a "heartbreaking" story.
I cautiously replied "maybe," not knowing that my heart would actually end up broken.
Cornish began to tell me about three horses, at least one of which can be seen on the front page, which had been abandoned in the Birdie area.
"Altogether, they probably didn't weigh 800 pounds," Cornish said.
It should be a no-brainer next year when the city and county accept bids for their insurance needs that the Kentucky Association of Counties (KACo) and the Kentucky League of Cities are automatically rejected.
There can be no other conclusion given the outright financial debauchery that has come to light during the past year, and the exceptionally scathing comments made about each by the state auditor's office.
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Dear HR,
When I informed my boss of a mistake I had noticed in my work and asked if he wanted me to fix it, I believe his response of "You look hot today so it's ok" means you should probably go ahead and just write me a check.
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Harry Belafonte & Nat King Cole "Mama look a boo-boo" (by obywatel11)
Dear friends,
I have apparently been voted to be the 'shot girl' at an upcoming work event. I told them I would do it if they tipped me.
BETTY WRIGHT - CLEAN UP WOMAN (by timmyj40)
Dear Coworkers,
Sometimes you make really weird comments at me. I get that I am about 15-30 years younger than all of you, but seriously?! You've tried to steal my nose, pinch my cheek, joked about takin my manfriend (emailed above video to that purpose), and just keep making things super awkward. I am a professional, not your kids college roommate. Sigh.
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I hope it does.
Cause this is fabulous
this is really catchy
Damn. I want his legs. And shoes.
Dear neighbors,
I'm pretty sure this is how I left my last job. I didn't realize there was a theme song to accompany it! Too bad those gentlemen are way better at sweet dance moves than I can ever hope to be. Perfect costuming.
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Dear unemployed neighbors,
Beacon's Closet is also hiring, but you should probably try to get a job at Dalaga first.
Dear neighbors,
Need a job? Dalaga is hiring! I want to own EVERTHING in the store. Work there and get me discounts!!
Dear Interviews,
You are exhausting. I wish there was a simpler way to get a job. I wish someone would just walk around handing out jobs, like those people who stand in front of businesses handing out coupons. Mostly I just hate having to get dressed for interviews. I spent the last week obsessing over what color nail polish was appropriate for an interview. And then today (I think due in large part to my obsession with Monk) I spent the entire time I was in the interview worried that I had a booger that everyone could see and I could do nothing about it. And what if that booger fell out onto the table? I think I would have just slowly gotten up and walked out.
To distract from this stressful topic, here is a cute picture of an otter!
Hey Neighbors,
Mikey's Hook Up is hiring! They pay in hugs and smiles. Who wouldn't want to work there? Stop by and introduce yourself.
Dear Sesame Street,
You are another dream job. Can you imagine making puppets and being surrounded by fur and fluff and googly eyes all day? Sounds like heaven. Maybe I will actually make that muppet portfolio this summer. I will get back to you then.
Dear New York City Ballet,
I would seriously love to work as a stitcher for you, but I know you have a small, tight knit team that has been together since like the 70's. But I will dream the big dream. Maybe one day I will make beautiful costumes and watch them shimmy and shake across the stage.


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Enterprises and consumers each suffer from different types of malware threats, but both were hit hard by rogue antivirus attacks last year, according to new data released by Microsoft today.
Version 8 of the new Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) for the first time separated enterprise user and consumer user malware trend data. The report found that enterprise users contract more worms, while consumers contract Trojans and adware. SIR 8 is based on data gathered from 500 million PCs across the globe between July and December 2009.
"In the enterprise, worms are more of a problem, which is not a surprise in that you have networks with trusted file shares and USB devices, and they are more susceptible to those transmission mechanisms," says Matt Thomlinson, general manager of product security in Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing group. "This is the first time we've had data allowing us to separate [enterprise and consumer machines] and show differences [in malware prevalence.]"
Worms were found in 32 percent of enterprise PCs, followed by miscellaneous Trojans (18 percent), unwanted software (16 percent), Trojan downloaders and droppers (13 percent), password-stealers and monitoring tools (7 percent), backdoor programs (5 percent), viruses (4 percent), exploits (3 percent), adware (3 percent), and spyware (1 percent).
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By air: Fly into Seatac airport (SEA). Follow the signs from baggage claim to Ground Transportation. Take a cab or a Shuttle Express van. The drive to Seattle University takes about 25 minutes, depending on traffic. Save your cab or van receipt for reimbursement. Alternatively, Light Rail trains leave the airport about every 10 minutes. Get off at Pioneer Square Station, climb the stairs to James St., and take the #3 or #4 bus eastbound (up the hill) about a mile and get off at Jefferson and Broadway. The entrance to campus is three short blocks north at Columbia St., across from Swedish Hospital. Fares for the train and bus are each $2.50.
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BREAKING NEWS: If you work in an office building, you may be already dying!
That's the news out of our nation's capital today. Health officials have released a statement warning the public of a new virus that's being transmitted via office bathrooms.
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Washington, D.C. – Patient Zero has been identified in what is believed to be the most quickly spreading virus since the 2009 H1N1 Swine Influenza pandemic. The family of Patient Zero has requested that she remain anonymous, for fear of public backlash.
The disease has been dubbed the "The Cubical Plague" and is transmitting most rapidly through the workplace. Many offices across the country have either shut down or are enforcing the government mandate of surgical masks.
However research is now showing that the virus does not appear to be airborne but rather transmitted through contact.
Offices and institutions that currently use bars of soap are strongly advised to switch to liquid or foam soaps and use touchless dispensers such as those found here to help stem transmission rates.
"We felt a joint release was necessary to help spread this message- we believe that great strides must be taken to slow the spreading of this disease," CDC research Ted Bruski said." Particular focus must be on the public diligently washing their hands."
The only information available regarding Patient Zero is that she was Hispanic female in her late 30's with an otherwise clean medical history.
The patient was declared deceased at 2:17 AM EST this morning after a sudden swelling of the brain and an elevated body temperature. Symptoms appear to mimic those of a variety of ailments, from dengue fever to encephalitis.
Arjay Singh, M.D. will be presenting an hour-long special report this evening on CNN at 8:00 PM EST.
Dr. Singh will be addressing many misconceptions people have regarding the virus, and how to combat it. Spokesperson Marissa Shujman of the Department of Health and Human Services will be joining the show via satellite for her first public appearance since the panic began.
"We urge the President to issue an official statement and assuage public concern over this growing epidemic." Dr. Singh said. "He should use his platform to take a stance against fear mongers while reassuring the American people that their government has their health and safety in mind."
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That's why I like Softsoap. First off, it's made by Colgate-Palmolive, the minds behind…Palmolive! I remember my mother using Palmolive when I was a kid, because it really did help her hands while washing dishes (this was before dishwashers were prevalent in houses) and they didn't dry out like they would using other liquid dish washing soap.
I keep Softsoap in my kitchen, in my bathroom, and at the sink in the laundry room, and each one is a different scent. I alternate between the foam and liquid, depending on my mood, and I try to keep a manlier scent in my bathroom for the hubby, since he says he doesn't like his hands to smell like lavender. I can't think why not…
They also have different formulas that you can choose from, whether you want anti-bacterial, Kitchen Fresh, or their Pampered Hands line. Plus, the bottles are really attractive and you wouldn't be ashamed to have them sitting on your counter! Plus, you should start stocking up for the holidays, because there will be even more hand washing then!
National Bosses Day October 16th
Are you ready? Whether we like it or not, most of us have one. Some are demanding and difficult while others are inspirational and understanding. But whether yours is fabulous to work for or not so much, today is all about bosses – it's National Boss Day, also referred to as Bosses Day or Boss's Day.
Patricia Bays Haroski is credited as "creating" the annual holiday. Years ago, the State Farm Insurance Company secretary wanted to show her appreciation for her boss and improve the relationship between employers and employees. In 1958, Haroski registered National Boss Day with the United States Chamber of Commerce and folks have been celebrating and recognizing their supervisors ever since. She selected Oct. 16 to commemorate her father's birthday.
Bosses have a tough time of it – they've got to make all the hard decisions, and chances are they've got to put up with you, too. Buy your boss something nice on Boss' Day and let them know that you don't mean to be such high maintenance, and that you understand that being the boss isn't always easy.
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Earth 2 Batman fights Falcone or Francavilla?
The preview of Earth 2 Annual #2 shows the first Earth 2 Batman investigating the Falcone family. I thought this was an interesting choice to add the mob family created in the 1980s to Golden Age inspired Earth 2. When I downloaded the book this morning from Comixology the family's name was Francavilla.
Considering that part of the story takes place in the 1970s I figured Tom Taylor had to come up with another name crime name and gave a not to Francesco Francavilla's awesome "Batman 1972" blog post.
I thought that was interesting enough to put up on New Earth 2 but when I went to take screenshot the name had been updated from Falcone back to Francavilla. I'm guessing it was Tom Taylor's original idea to have the family name Francavilla and it was an editorial change. Interesting.
If anyone has a screenshot let me know!
UPDATE: Bleeding Cool has posted a picture.
I'll say the book was a great read. I'm going to go into more thoughts after the jump but be forewarned there are New Earth 2 Batman SPOILERS!!!!!
Even though this was spoiled in a toy solicit I'm glad Tom Taylor stuck with what seems to be inline with how James Robinson was thinking about Batman. Here is what Robinson had to say about on the Comic Vine Podcast back in October 2012 about the first Earth 2 Batman:
Tony Guerrero: Was your Batman older than the regular Batman if he had a teenage daughter?
James Robinson: Uh, well, it's never mentioned. Yeah, he kind of is isn't he? I always pictured him as kind of like — a when everything — this is how I imagined it, that when everything — again people will get weird 'cause they will think it's Thomas Wayne and it isn't but in the way that they're like amalgams. You know like the Atom is an amalgam (he previously noted in the podcast that the new Earth 2 Atom is an amalgam of the Golden Age Atom, Atom-Smasher, and Damage). I sort of pictured him as post-Flashpoint being a Batman that was kind of Bruce Wayne if Bruce Wayne was an amalgam with the Thomas Wayne character from Flashpoint. So as a result he is probably ten years older.
I am slightly bummed that none of my guesses were right or JSA Revisited's guess of Blackwing.
Outside of the Falcone's a few other post Golden Age items were added to Earth 2. Jarvis Pennyworth who was recently created in the Court of Owls storyline showed up.
Apparently there is a League of Shadows on this Earth. League of Shadows is the Nolan Batman movies version of the League of Assassins, run by Ra's al Ghul. Vandal Savage always seemed to be the Golden Age predecessor to Ra's al Ghul. Maybe he will run the League of Shadows on this Earth. He has already replaced him in the Tower of Babel animated adaptation Justice League: Doom.
The last thing of note is that the new Batman is using Miraclo which was given to him by Rex Mason. What? Rex Mason is the civilian identity of the Silver Age hero Metamorpho. Rex Tyler also known as Hourman is the creator of Miraclo. Was that a typo that will be updated or is Rex Mason now part of Earth 2. Either way Tyler Co. has been around since the first issue.
What did you think of the issue?
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THOUGH THE PHRASE "peasant food" sounds low-brow, New York's version of a peasant dish might just be some of the best chow that you've had. Think about it—you're out on a drunken night in the West Village and stop for a $2 falafel on MacDougal Street or at that taco truck on Sixth Avenue. Simple, cheap, delicious. Arcane, a restaurant tucked away on Avenue C, showcases a different kind of peasant dish in its Colombo De Porc. Though traditional French Caribbean cooking is much harder to find in the city than Famous Ray's Pizza, this pork curry stew is just as tasty and comes from similar low cost roots.
The chefs on the islands of the French Caribbean—Martinique, St. Croix and St. Bart's, among others—had little to work with. Something they did have? Poudre de Colombo.This curry powder was originally transported to the islands by indentured servants from East Asia, who were brought over to work the sugar cane fields. It was commonly worked into a number of dishes, rubbed into fish, used as a vegetable marinade and mixed into stews like this.
The pork is tender, grilled and cut into bite-size chunks that fall apart as soon as the fork gets close.The meat is mixed with vegetables, sweet potato and zesty lemongrass before being slathered with the Colombo curry sauce.The curry is different from what you might be used to from your local Indian or Thai restaurant.This spice mix traditionally contains mustard seeds, coriander, turmeric and pepper— it's potent and rich, but doesn't pack too much heat. Combined with the soft meat and the earthy, sweet potatoes, it makes for a hearty stew that would make any pauper (or New Yorker looking to eat well on the cheap) feel like a prince.
The mélange of ingredients that go into the stew is representative of the islands themselves, explains co-owner Ben Alter. "In the Caribbean the cuisine is like the people, it's a mix of Indian, Chinese, French, Dutch, black African and Portuguese. It's like the patois—the language of the islands—which is also a mix." Alter should know.Though born in Strausbourg, he moved to Guadoloupe when he was a year old, stayed until he was 16 and claims that he spoke the island language before he spoke French. Having lived in New York for 15 years—and specifically in Alphabet City for the past six—he opened Arcane to showcase this culinary style in a city known for its own diversity.
The dish is served with Jasmine rice, good for sopping up every last bit of the savory sauce. A similar conch stew is also available if you want to sample a seafood variety with ingredients from the islands. While this peasant dish isn't going to be as cheap as the grub at Gray's Papaya, a heaping portion is still quite reasonable at $15. And if you're going to feast on traditional stew, you'll need something to drink. Arcane offers a solid rum selection; a snifter full of potent Flor de Cana washes down dinner with smooth hints of molasses and cinnamon.Yes, it's $10 a glass, but let's not overdo it with the peasant business.
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A '47 Ford woodie; a '62 Volkswagen MicroBus; heck, even an old, dilapidated '50s Cadillac hearse are among common topics of "surfer transpo" lore of the '60s. If you were there, you know what we mean; if not, then various album covers, movies, or periodicals ought to serve as testament to this. Of course, that doesn't mean there weren't tons of other modes of getting surfers who didn't live on the sand to and from their favorite breaks. But a '51 Ford F-1? While it is more likely to be seen on the dragstrip, it wouldn't be unheard of to see a nicely done F-1 cruising down PCH with a pair of "guns" sticking out of the bed 40 years ago...or even today.
That modern-day coastal image is courtesy of Neal Eatherly, a Santa Barbara, California, employee of the Gas Company, who also happens to have a lifelong affliction with the ocean--a diehard surfer. Between hours put in at work or in the lineup at Rincon or Point Conception, Neal actually found some spare moments to complete his once-Oklahoma-based pickup into a stunning work of art. And we're not talking a simple interior and paint update--try a full-blown job that included a respectable chop!
Acquired back in 2003, Neal officially debuted his F-1 at the Goodguys Del Mar Nats last spring, where we first laid eyes on it. Prior to that weekend, any and all free time had been spent completing the transformation. For the chassis, the old I-beam setup was ditched, and in its place a '67 Chevy C10 subframe went. The rear setup was swapped for a newer 9-inch with a set of fresh leaf springs. The drivetrain is not so Blue Oval friendly, either, as Neal opted for a Chevrolet 350 crate engine mated with a Turbo 400 automatic trans. He's a surfer, not a restorer--what'd you expect? A set of 15-inch steelies with '48 Ford caps and blackwall radials finished up the foundation.On the body, the aforementioned 2-inch chop was performed, as well as suiciding of the doors, shaving of the handles, smoothing of the running boards, frenching of the '39 taillights, etc. Once all the various modification/restoration tasks were complete, Hot Rod Alley in Lompoc, California, sprayed the custom PPG Mandarine Orange and contrasting cream accents, giving the '51 a truly new outlook on life. Matt Williams at AGS in Santa Barbara wrapped up the project by putting together a real period-style tuck 'n' roll interior in old-school black and white with an accompanying Naugahyde tonneau cover replete with a stitched-in diamond pattern in the center. Other inner ornamentation includes an aftermarket VW-style banjo steering wheel, Mooneyes secondary gauges (stock instrumentation is retained), and a painted ididit tilt column.
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So last night, most people saw radiohead or refused but i thankfully wound up scoring a double pass and seeing Billy West and John Di maggio last night and minus not meeting them it was the best night evs of this year (Well maybe second to kieran culkin meeting) they pretty much covered every voice from(of course futurama to doug , adventure time, batman etc )and did this on a acoustic guitar, which will not be seen at the final date being Adelaide supanova and wasn't seen the night prior and they even talked jurassic bark. Therefore was awesome-tastic.
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Sedgefield - Beautiful coastal town with a lagoon and lovely beaches.
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Sedgefield - A really quiet and picturesque village along the Garden Route. The lagoon and beaches are very attractive and there are some good restaurants for relaxing.
Peaceful Haven - We visited Sedgefield as a family for one week and absolutely loved our stay. It is really quiet and peaceful. Very picturesque...There is a beautiful beach and lagoon for kids. If the weather isn't great there are several little coffee shops and restaurants to go to. Will go again!
Village feeling - Sedgefield has a village feeling, forget about fastfood, buy from the locals, fresh tasty, friendly. Shop owners are warm friendly and helpful, all reasonably priced. at the fishing shop the gent spent an hour initiating me to sea fishing, yet not over selling. at the local take aways, you wait a bit longer but fresh and delicious. the beaches are not overly crowded and well kept. Central to the area, and around the corner from , "Oysters are Us", Groen and Swart Vlei beach, sundowners at Wilderness. Love Sedgefield, Love the Community.
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Those kooks at Radio Music Theatre are at it again with You'll Never Forget the End of the World. This time, writer Steve Farrell is channeling Jiffy Dillard, a curly-haired preacher. Dillard is the most popular televangelist in the world, and he's consulted everything from the Mayan calendar to Hollywood looking for the moment the world is going to end. Once he's figured that out, he can calculate how much he can charge his huge flock to see the event.
The Radio Music Theatre company will be closing its doors later next spring. While that might not be the end of the whole world, it will certainly be the end of the RMT world. Longtime fans are sure to want another look at the group's crazy antics before they go. 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, and 8 and 10:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Through November 20. Radio Music Theatre, 2623 Colquitt. For information, call 713-522-7722 or visit www.radiomusictheatre.com. $24.
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Content: COTTON, VISCOSE
Learn about fabric careHOW TO CARE FOR RAYON/VISCOSE: Dry cleaning is usually preferable, but some rayons or viscoses can be hand-washed or machine-washed on delicate, cool water. Line dry. Test a swatch first. Mood strongly recommends test-laundering a swatch, if you plan to wash your garment or home furnishings yourself.


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Goldstar Member's Event Journal
The Addams Family
Thursday August 16, 2012 / 8:00pmThe Addams Family
3 tickets
Lower Level Orchestra
660 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
How was your experience?
Quirky and fun. The actors were great, music was OK, sets were good. The first act was more entertaining than the second act in my opinion.


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49daysinthesecretgarden replied to your post: fanficions ;P
same here,I love fanfics…btw those are really nice prom dresses xD
AREN'T THEY?! lmfao best part was for the longest time i couldn't figure out where the bookmarks were going… my computer knew me too well and started hiding my fanfics XD What fics do you read? i was addicted to GTOP for a while lolol