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Today, I've decided to start a new tumblr where I can write whatever the hell I want and not give a fuck who reads this shit because no one will know it's really me.
First of all, if anyone is reading this, yes! I am an UGLY girl. NO, my self-esteem is not low, i'm just ugly and I know it. I've gotten use to the fact that I'm ugly and shit I don't give a fuck, but the reason I'm not posting up a picture is because I want to remain anonymous. My thoughts are so fucking crude that none of the people I know deserves to hear or read what I have to say. I guess you can say that I'm two-faced. Or not two-faced, but I prefer people see me as nice and innocent. Not to say that I'm really mean and evil, but I do sin quite a lot.
First sin to talk about today. MY BOYFRIEND. Yes, this ugly girl has a boyfriend. He's not ugly, but he is fat. I want to say that in the nicest way possible but I'm not going to. He needs to lose weight and become more healthy because if he really is going to be my partner, I want someone who'll be healthy and could actually take care of me.
He is nice and all, but I hate the fact that he LIES ALL THE DAMN FUCKING TIME. He thinks I'm stupid but I'm not. I know when he BULLSHITS ME.
Thanks to his stupid ass, I keep falling for other guys much hotter than him. My coworker, my classmate.
I hate it. I wish I didn't feel this way but I do. I'm not attracted to him at all. Now this guy in my class, we talk a little and he is so cute. I wish I can talk with him more once school ends but I'm not sure if I'm going to. He's probably never going to be interested in me, but he's hella cute. hella easy to talk to. I have FUCKING BUTTERFLIES JUST THINKING ABOUT HIM. I need to stay the hell away from him before I do something stupid. FUCK. FUCKIDY FUCK.
Secondly, my older brother is a FRICKEN NO LIFE JACKASS WHO WON'T GET OFF HIS LAZZY ASS. He needs to start taking responsibility. He's fucking 25 and still acts like he's 16 or something. SO FUCKING ANNOYING. Ever since mom left us, he's been doing NOTHING WHAT SO EVER. Why the fuck did my mom have to leave. FUCK. Hope she's happy with her new boyfriend. FUCK THAT I CAN TAKE CARE OF MYSELF.
the only thing I'm not HELLA irritated with is my dad. He cares, and I could NOT LIVE WITHOUT HIM. He is my rock, the only person who could ever keep me in reality.
FUCK DRUGS, my dad is my stress reliever.
JUST INCASE YOU'RE STILL READING THIS. I'm different from all the other users out there. I am a person just like everyone else, but I'm going to speak my mind. NONE OF THAT FAKE AS BULLSHIT OTHER HOT/PRETTY GIRLS POST ABOUT BEING ALL HIGH AND MIGHTY. THOSE GIRLS AINT GOT JACK. take away their pretty face and they are stupid as hell and acts like they're the nicest people ever, when really, they're snobs who wouldn't think twice about being friends with the ugly girl. But that's cool, us ugly girls don't want fake ass people like them anyway. REAL SHIT.
okay, enough being judgmental, there are some girls out there that are hella pretty or hot but is also genuine and real. just majority of them who are on tumblr, I HATE. I DO GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THEM. because they ruin the minds of younger people who looks up to them and they believe that they have to try so hard to be accepted. if they don't dress and act or look like them, they won't feel as if they really matter when they do.
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HM Revenue & Customs has added further complexity to anti-forestalling measures announced in last year's Budget by failing to create a new form for contribution refunds.
It has instructed pension providers to make do with the short service refund lump-sum section of the existing online accounting for tax return, where member contributions are to be refunded net of 40 per cent tax.
But the 40 per cent tax box does not become active unless an entry is made in the 20 per cent box in another part of the form. To get around this, HMRC advised AJ Bell to put £1 in the 20 per cent box to activate the 40 per cent box.
But in the pre-Budget report, the Government changed the short service refund lump-sum limits from 20 per cent for the first £10,800 and 40 per cent for the rest to 20 per cent for the first £20,000 and 50 per cent for the rest.
From April, the 40 per cent bracket will be removed, making the form redundant for anti-forestalling purposes.
Marketing director Billy MacKay says: "This will not be understood by savers. From our perspective, it feels a little like driving a square peg into a round hole."
An HMRC spokeswoman confirmed that providers would have to use the existing accounting for tax form.
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Hi everyone!
Basically, my fiancee is coming to visit me in New York in 3 weeks.
1. This is our first time seeing each other in 5 months
2. She's never been to New York before
3. We're both huge foodies, and love brunches.
We have ONE chance for a Saturday or Sunday brunch. What do you guys recommend? We can go anywhere in Manhattan or Brooklyn (but not too far deep, we don't want to spend the whole day on the subway). NO preferences for cuisine, prices... Basically, I'm just looking for a place that you'd say "Oh, it's your first time in NY and you're a foodie? Go to ___ for brunch!"
Prune? Clinton St. Baking Company? 202?
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re: bronwen
Ditto on Prune, Clinton St., Cookshop, Five Points, and Balthazar.
Prune is quirky and homey.
Clinton St. is comfort food, also very homey. Get the blueberry pancakes (not banana) and a Breakfast Sandwich with bacon.
Cookshop is an ode to local ingredients and does great things with pork.
Five Points is more relaxed, a little more upscale, also does great things with pork. And they have churros.
Balthazar is loud, bustling, and a French brasserie. Great bread basket.
You can't go wrong with any of these. Cookshop and Five Points do reservations (phone, opentable.com). Balthazar you can only reserve via phone.
See my brunch cheatsheet:
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kathryn - love your cheatsheet, thanks for posting the link. We agree on Shopsin's slutty pancakes and Sarabeth's (several locations - Chelsea Market location is small but can be fun if you want to explore the shops/market). I'm not a big Pastis/Balthazar/Artisanal fan. Lively is fun but noisy turns me off when I'm not dining alone. IMO Clinton Street is not homey or cozy.
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I prefer Balthazar over Pastis, actually, because of the location and atmosphere (less...hip than Pastis) but Pastis has outdoor seating, which is nice if you want to show people the Meatpacking District/West Village area in the day time.
I think Clinton Street is pretty homey given the fare, although not as homey as, say Prune. And it's pretty cozy, as those tables are close together!
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I agree, Balthazar over meatpacking district any given day . . . It's been so long since I went to both. I guess a place like Jack's Coffee (Front Street location) or Danal (wish they'd lose the cat, health dept. wouldn't like it either!) is what I think of when homey or cozy comes to mind. I must try Prune, but I don't like overly close seating.
I agree with Cornflake Girl's suggestions, but I'm fairly certain that Prune and Clinton St. don't take reservations. While nothing says brunch in New York like standing around on a sidewalk in the cold, starving to death, sometimes out-of-towners don't see the attraction. Go figure.
I finally went to Clinton Street Baking for the first time on a weekday (no queue). It was v. good (3 large, light and fluffy banana nut pancakes, coffee, tip & tax around $15 U.S.). There isn't much ambience, it's basically a diner. Not a place I would wait in line for, though the blueberry pancakes are supposed to be very good. Not sure why everyone seems to love this place so much (the ingredients are fresh and not "processed"). If I spend $20 on breakfast I'd rather have a brunch deal that includes a cocktail OR bagel/bialy and nova (ess-a-bagel or kossar's/Russ & Daughters). Also the slutty pancakes at Shopsin's (even less ambience than Clinton and the place is equally pricey) are delicious and different. To each their own, I guess. By the way, Clinton only takes cash.
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Completely agree with that, FDR.
Yes, definitely pick one that takes reservations. You might see if you can get a table at Perilla. Dinner there is excellent and festive, and the brunch prices look very reasonable.
I know Norma's in the Parker Meridien hotel is considered a breakfast-all-day spot, but I am not sure why it cannot be considered for your brunch outing. They have a wonderfully creative menu with some of the highlights being 5 different types of eggs benedict. I have loved their huevos rancheros and their shrimp frittata. Although pricey, I think it is an absolutely worthwhile experience.
Also, Kitchenette has a very inventive brunch menu. They have great staples like their tuna melt accented with dill but they also have yummy egg dishes that come with various sides like corn bread or hashbrowns. They always have a cocktail special and their margarita is surprisingly excellent. I have only been to the uptown location but I heard the Tribeca location is pretty great as well. Don't forget to try the desserts!
re: izzyeatsny
I would not go to Norma's if you are first and foremost a foodie. The other recommendations (Prune, Balthazar, Cookshop, Five Points, Clinton St. Baking Co.) have FAR better food.
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Second Jane. I like their Benedict Johnny (chicken sausage on corn cakes, mmm). They only offer their brunch menu on Sundays though.
I know you were thinking of 202, but I really wouldn't go there if it's your one shot at brunch over the weekend. Some people like the food, but I really couldn't remember what we had because the service was so god-awful. Fifteen minutes to get water, 10 more to get our menu, you know how it goes....
Another option could be dim sum.
Have fun with the SO!
re: kcijones001
Warning: Tough to get in.
re: NAtiveNewYorker
They take reservations and you don't need to call too far in advance...
Try, Harold's and Top Chef winner's Perilla. Tasty!
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An FFC report on the Indian film "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag."
An FFC review of "Ramchand Pakistani."
An FFC report on the Indian film "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag."
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"Elena" begins as if it will be the grim portrait of unpleasant people and grows steadily more remorseless. There's a kind of fascination in its unblinking portrait of characters who care about nothing but money. It concludes on a note that would distinguish a film noir, although many noirs end on notes of poetic justice, and there's no poetry in "Elena," and no one deserving justice.
I make it sound like a horrible experience. Not at all. Andrei Zvyagintsev's film isn't stupid or crude, and we can pretty well imagine how all the characters feel, even though it doesn't make them sympathetic. It takes place in present-day Moscow and an unprosperous outlying district, and shows people who lack the resources or imagination to bring interest into their lives. Even the interlocking stories of two parents and their children evoke no familial love; these parents care about their offspring only to the degree that they should do better than others'.
The title character (Nadezhda Markina) is a peasant type, not well matched to her husband, Vladimir (Andrey Smirnov). His house is luxurious and comfortable, but she doesn't seem at home there. We learn that she was his caregiver 10 years ago when his appendix burst, and having nursed him back to health, she was upgraded spousal status. Not much romance seems to have been involved.
Both have children. Elena's son, Sergei (Alexey Rozin), is a dissolute layabout with an obnoxious son named Sasha (Igor Ogurtsov). He doesn't love Elena and who knows what she feels for him, but she brings them money from Vladimir. Vladimir has a daughter named Katya (Elena Lyadova), who has no purpose in life other than to be supported by her doting father.
Not a pretty picture. Things could go on like this forever. Then Vladimir, while swimming for exercise, has a heart attack. After he returns home, Elena finds herself back in her caregiver role. Sergei comes to her with an emergency: Her grandson, Sasha, will have to do army service unless he can afford to go to college. Why she should care about this worthless lad is not discussed.
Spoilers: Vladimir, on what he fears is his deathbed, announces to his wife that he will make a will leaving everything to his daughter — although Elena will generously be given a lifetime annuity. Vladimir incautiously makes this revelation on the day before he has arranged to meet with his lawyer. Do the math.
How Elena acts on this information involves the logic of a perfect crime, so beloved by film noir, and usually not quite perfect after all. There's a kind of fascination in observing Elena's calm and composure as she acts by any means necessary and displays both false and real emotion. Shoot this film in black and white and cast Barbara Stanwyck as Elena, and you'd have a 1940s classic.
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Rocky's Frybread at El Rio, part deux! »
I went to El Rio on Monday to partake in some crazy shenanigans, including a friend's rock show and $1 PBRs. On a Monday! Nuts, I know. Rocky Yazzie was also at El Rio, though for different reasons entirely. He sets up shop in the backyard of El Rio on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays to make and serve his amazing frybread! Laura posted about this last year, so I felt we could all use a refresher, because you need to eat it NOW.
You can get your frybread sweet or savory. The sweet frybread comes with honey and powdered sugar, but I've read he has agave nectar for vegans. I didn't even think to ask that night because I was in the mood for savory! My burrito plans were out the window.
It's Rocky! And my flash. Sorry.
You know you want this! Navajo-style taco (sans cheese) with vegan bean stew, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions atop his fluffy frybread. Frybread that he makes to order. And the stew? So flavorful and just the right amount of spicy. Get it! $5 a taco, and believe me, they are big enough to share.
Rocky sets up at 8 p.m. and serves until he runs out. See you at El Rio!
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Creating and Protecting Email Passwords
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Are you going to set up an email account? For either personal or business use, you need a strong password to protect your account with all of its contents. Thus, here we are going to talk about how to create strong email passwords and also protect them. Simply follow the three ways below:
Avoid putting identifiable word/phrase
Your family, colleague, and close people absolutely know your name, company's name, birthday, and address, so don't include it in your email password. In other words, you should not put a word or phrase that everyone can guess easily. What you need to do is to think about any word or phrase that is not identifiable by others but can be remembered by only you.
Consider at least 8 characters with varying type
According to an article on Microsoft, a strong password should at least contain 8 characters. Bear in mind not to use complete words or phrases. For examples are beautiful, happylife, workaholic, etc. Vary the type of characters with uppercase or lowercase, number, and symbol. Change "happylife" to "h4ppYl1fE" or "workaholic" to "W0rk^hol!C", and so on. The more variations of character, the harder it is to be guessed and hacked. It doesn't even matter if your password contains misspelling.
Differ from other passwords
Perhaps, you have tons of accounts, whether it is email service, social media site, internet forum, or others. Most people assume that it's better to use the same password for all accounts in order to avoid forgetting any password. However, this is absolutely unsafe because ignorant people can easily hack all of your accounts at once if so.
After creating a strong email password, you need to protect and secure it. Apart from not revealing your password to others, including to the closest people, make sure to also keep your passwords. If you write down them on paper or save on Excel sheet, it must be stored in a very safe place that can't be accessed by others. Ask for email password help if you need ideas or tips to protect yours.
In addition, don't forget to change your email passwords regularly. Find a new word or phrase for this and never reuse old passwords.
Tips on Buying MMA Gear Online
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There are many people who like mixed martial arts (MMA). Some people decide to be fighters and some others choose to be fans. How about you? Do you like MMA? If you answer yes, are you keen on becoming a fighter or a fan? Whatever your choice is, it is not a problem as long as you enjoy it. Besides, to be a true fighter or fan, you are suggested to own MMA gears. This is highly useful to minimize the risks of getting personal injuries if you are a fighter or prove that you are a great fan. (more…)
Value-Added of Two Men and A Truck
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Couple months ago, I moved home to Sun City, AZ. I did this because my father handed on his business that is located in that city. Initially, I wanted to refuse his request because I felt that I was unable to lead a company yet. Nevertheless, my father trusted if I could do it. He promised to help me as well as possible. Finally, I resigned from my office and decided to run my father's business. (more…)
Does Your Puppy Bite?
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What does one do in case your pet attacks on you or your household quickly? Would you contact animal professionals to take care of this dilemma or damage it? In case you are confused, it's more straightforward to contact professionals that are puppy quickly. It'll only load oneself just, in case you opt to harm your furry friend. You'll be able to take care of experts due to your action that is poor. Besides, why your pet attacks you're proposed to find explanations.
Basically, you can find three items that makes dog bite:
Truly, as soon as your pet is harmed, it'll try and protect itself. This really is thus harmful if it is hurt since you may damage. You need to enter it and carry it to hospital shortly, to manage this. Consult vet to heal your pet. You must keep your dog in the hospital so that your puppy gets its health.
Typically, puppy is excellent dog, but it's just like different creatures that're simple to forget, particularly when you strike, scold, or end it. It's planning to uncontrolled, while dread gets control its brain. You will be bitten by it if you attempt to feel or keep it. Recognize that dog-bite could cause health problems and significant accidents.
After pet gives birth this often occurs. Your puppy typically desires to defend its youngsters from animals or you. Within this situation, your dog is not indeed safe. Nonetheless, in case it is previously trained by you and it's also obedient, it could not be also possessiveness.
Essential Things to Do after Creating an Online Store
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People set up an online store or ecommerce website to sell a wide variety of products and start making money on the internet. Fashion items, sport equipment, home appliance, and auto parts are just some top items sold on online store. Well, did you just create an online store, too? Bear in mind, having a website is not enough to make potential customers find you and purchase your products. Follow three essential steps below: (more…)
Holiday Recommendations
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Would you experience frustrated and strain out? Are you aware how to proceed to resolve your condition should you choose? Contemplate happening holiday should you don't. Why? This enjoyable exercise can make you receive luxury and fresh nuance, to help you get your feeling back. Follow these recommendations if you should be interested in happening vacation in the small amount of time:
Make budget that is additional
Aside to ensure that whenever you insufficient cash, you should use the additional budget from planning enough holiday budgets, it's more straightforward to make additional budgets. Keep in mind that the additional budget doesn't need to be utilized so long as you are able to save some cash. At BaliGetAway that provides unique room charges, if you like to create a resort reservation in Indonesia, you certainly can do it for instance. Using this method, your costs can reduce and prevent investing additional budget.
Create schedule
Producing schedule can help you understand transport kinds and visitor locations that you use and ought to visit. For example, if you like to go on holiday Indonesia, you can travel to so on, Jogjakarta, Bali, and Raja Ampat. For transport, you rent a car or should use public transfer. Check this video if you want to travel to Europe:
Provide medications that are required
If you like to visit particular vacation activities which are situated far-away from public amenities or city-center, you need to provide medications, particularly if you've any allergies. Imagine if you forget to create medications that are required? You should not fear since you may avoid obtaining health issues or allergies by not eating meals or drinks while you like.


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EILA and Pearle* welcome EU musical instrument certificate to facilitate travelling with musical ins
At a workshop held in Brussels on 16 October 2014, representatives of the European Commission, CITES Management Authorities and other stakeholders from the music sector discussed the impact and feasibility of an EU musical instrument certificate. The debate which was organised by Pearle*-Live Performance Europe in cooperation with the International Association of Violin and Bow Makers EILA focused on possibilities to identify musical instruments in the certificate without creating additional burdens and costs for musicians and orchestras.
Developing a European Online Interactive Risk Assessment Tool (OiRA) for the use of touring producti
The social partners in the European Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee on Live Performance have been engaged in an active exchange on risk assessment norms and practices in the sector since 2009. This has involved an ongoing exchange of good practice between employer and worker representatives, as well close communication with the Bilbao Agency on Occupational Health and Safety regarding their Risk Assessment campaign 2008 and 2009 and their ongoing work in facilitating the development of Online Interactive Risk Assessment Tools (OiRA Project). The project will aim to provide a tool, for risk assessment in the Live Performance sector in Europe. This will help to deliver risk assessment in general and provide a solid basis for future national work to refine and improve the tool for direct national use in the various EU Member States. It will also serve as a resource in countries beyond the EU, in particular candidate countries and neighbouring countries. The Live Performance sector encompasses workplaces with such a diversity of elements to be considered in relation to occupational health and safety, that they can prove an enormous challenge. When one considers the technical elements in relation to set, rigging and stage; the stunts and performances on the stage; the chemical and hazardous substances that may be used in special effects; frequent high noise levels and the presence of an audience, it is clear that special, sector-specific risk assessment approaches are vitally necessary. It is for this reason, that highly comprehensive and structured risk assessment approaches to production in the sector have been developed at national level in many countries and there is a range of good practice to draw upon. The European Social partners are convinced of the utility of using this experience to craft a European IRAT, which will serve as a useful bridge in the context of touring, where national approaches to risk assessment may differ, due to specific regulations at national, regional and even local level. It will also make the expertise available in this area easily accessible and user-friendly in a format that will be of direct use to employers and workers in the sector who wish to develop their practice in this area. It will therefore result in a tool which is based upon the European health and safety legislation. Users would still need to check specific national, regional or local regulations. The project starts with the appointment of an expert to work on the content development. The call is attached. Applications are due mid-January 2013. This project receives the support of the European Commission.
work programme 2014-2015
The European social partners of the committee 'live performance' adopted a new work programme for the years 2014 and 2015. The programme essentially builds further on the issues started previous years including themes such as: training and skills, mobility, health and safety, public funding, social dialogue and role of social partners.
response to tax problems faced by EU citizens when active across borders
Responding to the consultation of the European Commission on tax problems faced by EU citizens when active across borders, Pearle explains the particular problems following from the fact that tax authorities can, in compliance with article 17 of the OECD model tax treaty, levy withholding tax on performances from foreign touring companies and artists. Situations of double taxation and excessive taxation affect both the individuals and the companies (often employers). In the response Pearle explains difficulties arising and possible solutions.
Activity report 2013
Activity report of Pearle 2013
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Tensions have increased in the hills east of Jerusalem where some 2,500 Palestinian Bedouins live. Their tents and metal shacks are being demolished by Israeli officials trying to force them off their land and into urban areas in the West Bank.
Amid the chaos and anarchy from the conflict in Central African Republic (CAR), MSF is reaching out to the many victims of rape.
Opinion and Debate: The humanitarian system is clearly not reaching the standards that have already been agreed. Instead of aiming for ever higher standards, we seem to be going towards a consensus-based 'lowest common denominator'.
PRESS RELEASE: Withthe Ebola epidemic raging, getting Malaria treament has become almost impossible. In response MSF is distributing antimalarials to 300,000 people living in Monrovia's poorest neighborhoods.
Our teams are working to contain a Cholera outbreak in southern Niger after a number of cases were identified last month.
Nineteen people, including three Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) staff, were killed during an armed robbery in the grounds of our hospital in the northern town of Boguila, Central African Republic (CAR) in April this year.
This month we look at healthcare in the time of Ebola in Liberia, the 'Invisible wounds' of mental health and MSF attending to the many people in Iraq that are displaced but still in danger. We also take a look at a new preventive strategy for malnutrition and ask what are the solutions to antibiotic resistance?
We take a look at a simple and inexpensive treatments initiative, which aims to improve HIV patients' access to care in rural Zimbabwe.
MSF has taken the very difficult decision to temporarily suspend medical activities at Gondama Referral Centre, near Bo, because of the strain the current response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has put on the organisation's capacity in the country.
Since 4th October, bombing and shelling has intensified in the Erbin area near Damascus. The worst individual incident was the bombing of a market on 9th October which reported a mass-casualty influx of 250 wounded.
Salome Karwah is an Ebola survivor. After recovering from the virus she came back to work at the MSF treatment centre where she fought the disease. This is her story.
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Darth Vader and Son book
What if "Luke, I am your father" wasn't the beginning and end of pop culture's tensest father-son relationship? That's the premise of comic artist Jeffrey Brown&rs, Darth Vader and Son a sweet, funny, charmingly illustrated story that imagines an alternate universe in which the Dark Lord of the Sith actually raises his son. From potty training to lightsaber batting practice to ice cream runs, the endearing absurdity of the duo's dynamic makes for a remix treat of the most entertaining variety. (video) (via)
High School campus looks like the Millennium Falcon
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Thanks to advances in scanning technology, doctors now have unprecedented insights into how a man's brain works. "It's scary, but we can actually see how cramming for an exam, hitting the weights, or partying in Vegas can expand or destroy your mental circuitry," says P. Murali Doraiswamy, M.D., a neuroscientist with the Duke institute of brain sciences and a Men's Health brain-health advisor. "Throughout your life, your neural networks are constantly rewiring themselves in response to your diet, exercise, work, and social habits." By tapping into this ability of your brain to change its own structure and function, you can achieve peak mental fitness.
Working out boosts production of the proteins that stimulate brain-cell growth, says John J. Ratey, M.D., author of Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain. "It also revs your heart to pump more blood to your brain, which brings glucose and oxygen to help your neurons work optimally." A variety of research shows that exercise may also improve memory, delay neural aging, and fight depression.
Forty minutes of aerobic training three times a week for a year can increase the size of an older adult's hippocampus by 2 percent, which may lead to improvements in memory, according to research by Arthur F. Kramer, Ph.D., a psychology professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. "It appears that the type of activity is interchangeable, but we're still trying to figure out the exact criteria for frequency." In his study, the participants walked, but we suggest moderate-intensity cycling, running, rowing, or swimming.
Strength training for 60 minutes, three times a week for 6 months can help improve short-and long-term memory performance and attention as you age, according to a Brazilian study published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. The need to focus on technique when doing different lifts provides a cognitive challenge you may not get while doing a repetitive exercise like running, says Gary Small, M.D., director of the UCLA longevity center and coauthor of The Alzheimer's Prevention Program.
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by Than Volk | Soundtracks | October 19th, 2011 | 7277 Views | Comments
View the music track list from Level 1 Productions' ski film After Dark and buy individual songs or the full soundtrack on iTunes.
The earth turns and the sun disappears over the horizon. Flip the switch, and the lights go out. Slumber begins and the mind awakens, taking us to places we've never been and witnessing things not yet seen or imagined. From the enchanted powder forests of Japan, the historic streets of Moscow, to the unthawed mountains of Western America, and everywhere in between – Level 1 invites you into our spectrum of reality to see a succession of images, visions, sounds, and sensations quite unlike those of the conscious world. Experience it for yourself – our dream, our vision of skiing. After Dark. In addition to the feature film After Dark comes with 6 bonus features (nearly 30 mins of additional content!) including the iTunes exclusive bonus montage, "Extra Dark."
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I look forward to sharing this new chapter of my blog with you!!
Breakfast this morning was SIMPLE and DELICIOUS
I swear there is yogurt and peanut butter under there!
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I was scrolling through Blogs on my google reader and saw this video on Caitlin's Blog and I was Instantly in a good mood again!
Lunch was similar to yesterday. I had the same wrap but with provolone instead of mozzarella. I also had fruit on the side instead of Reese's Puffs
I headed back into work and closed. I had an un pictured apple around 7 because i was STARVVINGGGGG!
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Congratulations on making the switch
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Frank Turner Performs On Jimmy Kimmel Live
You can view the entire episode by going here.
Watch Frank Turner play "Peggy Sang The Blues" here.
Watch Frank Turner play "I Still Believe" with Jimmy Kimmel on harmonica here.
Frank Turner is currently finishing up a successful tour of North America in support of his acclaimed new album England Keep My Bones, which Spin Magazine called an "exclamation point in an increasingly brilliant career." He has just announced a headline show back in his native England at the historic Wembley Arena on April 2012.
FRANK TURNER US Tour Dates:
2011-10-27 Magic Stick Detroit, MI
2011-11-02 Middle East Downstairs, Cambridge MA
2011-11-03 Bowery Ballroom New York NY
2011-11-04 Theatre Of Living Arts, Philadelphia PA


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Here are a few of our favorite caramel recipes! Visit our farm blog for more delicious ideas.
Here's how we did it:
Follow THIS recipe for Best Chocolate Pudding by Smitten Kitchen - it truly is divine.
Fill a heart-stoppingly adorable pudding cup half way with said divine chocolate pudding.
Pour a layer of your favorite flavor of Fat Toad Farm Goat's Milk Caramel on top of the pudding layer, use as much as you like, I used about 2 tablespoons of our Original Caramel (my favorite always and forever).
Dollop a final layer of Vermont Creamery Creme Fraiche on top and then stand back and admire your handiwork.
If you're feeling really crazy, stab it with a pretzel stick for a little savory kick.
Get a spoon and be prepared to die of happiness!
Note: The layering is a little easier and more photogenic when all the ingredients are chilled.
Recipe Inspired by This Original Recipe from the fabulous Half Baked Harvest food blog
Cook Time: 25 minutes Total Time: 2 hours
Yield: 16-18 gooey & delicious Caramel Cinnamon Rolls
For the dough
2 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water
2 tablespoons light brown sugar
1/2 cup (stick) unsalted butter, melted
1 cup warm goat milk (you can also use whole milk or eggnog if you want to be really festive!)
1/4 cup plain Greek yogurt
1 egg
4 cups all-purpose flour (I needed to add another 1/2 cup of flour to get the right consistency)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2- 3/4 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons cinnamon
1 stick butter (1/2 cup), very, very soft (I like to place mine in the microwave for 15 seconds until extremely softened)
1 jar (8oz) Cinnamon Goat's Milk Caramel from Fat Toad Farm
To make the dough. Place yeast and sugar into a stand mixer with the dough hook attached. Add the warm water and gently stir. Let sit until yeast has doubled and is puffed and foamy on top, about 10 minutes.
To the bowl add the melted butter, warm goat milk, greek yogurt, and egg, stir to combine. Add in the flour, salt, and vanilla extract. Knead the dough with the dough hook until the dough is smooth and forms a ball, about 5 minutes. Remove the dough from the bowl and oil the boil or use cooking spray. Place the dough back in the bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Let the dough rise in a warm area for about 1 hour or until doubled in size.
To make the filling. Add the brown sugar and cinnamon to a bowl and mix well. Generously grease a 9×13 inch baking dish with butter.
Lightly dust a surface with flour. Roll the dough into a rectangle (about 9×24 inches). Spread about 6 tablespoons of the butter (softened almost to a melted stage) evenly over the dough. Spread the brown sugar + cinnamon evenly over the butter and lightly push the brown sugar into the butter. Starting with the long edge closest to you, pull the edge up and over the filling and carefully roll the dough into a log, keeping it fairly tight as you go. When you reach the edge, pinch along the edge to seal. Place the dental floss (do it!! It works so well!) under the roll where you want to cut – roughly 3/4 to 1 inch thick. Take the ends of the floss in each hand and wrap them around the roll. Keeping the ends of the floss in each hand, don't let go and then tighten the floss so it starts to cut through the roll. Again, don't change hands. Tighten until the floss comes out and the individual roll is separated. Confused? Check out the original recipe from Half Baked Harvest for fabulous step-by-step photo directions HERE.
Place rolls in the prepared pan. Cover with a damp cloth or plastic wrap and allow to rise in a warm place until doubled in size, about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350. Just before baking brush the remaining butter on top of the rolls. Bake the rolls for 25 minutes or until golden brown.
Allow to cool for a few minutes. Drizzle with (drown in?) Fat Toad Farm's Cinnamon Goat Milk Caramel Sauce (or your favorite flavor – any of our caramel sauces will be excellent substitutes), serve warm and enjoy!
For the cake:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cardamom
1 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 large eggs
1 cup raw cane sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar, packed
1 1/2 cups applesauce
2/3 cup vegetable oil
1 teaspoon vanilla
For the caramel drizzle:
Room temperature 8oz jar Irish Whiskey Cream Fat Toad Farm Goat's Milk Caramel,
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and butter a 12-cup Bundt pan. Sift together flour, baking soda, salt, pepper and spices, set aside. In a large mixing bowl or standing mixer, beat together the eggs and both sugars until smooth. Mix in the applesauce, oil and vanilla.
Fold in the dry ingredients slowly, being careful not to over-mix. Pour the batter into the prepared Bundt pan and bake for about 45 minutes, until a toothpick or knife inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean. Allow cake to cool for 10-15 minutes before turning it out on a rack. Allow cake to cool completely.
Just before serving, pour desired amount of Fat Toad Farm Goat's Milk Caramel sauce around the top of the Bundt cake, allowing caramel to drip down the sides. Serve. Enjoy.
Core 4 Macintosh or other baking apples.
Place in 8X8 baking pan.
Put a dollop of butter in cored center of each apple.
Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until golden brown.
Pour Fat Toad Farm Cinnamon Goat's Milk Caramel in the center and drizzle on top.
Garnish with a cinnamon stick or serve with vanilla ice cream (or both!).
For cakes:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup cocoa powder
1 1/4 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup buttermilk (shaken)
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 stick unsalted butter, softened
1 cup packed brown sugar
1 large egg
For filling:
1 stick unsalted butter, softened
1 cup confectioner's sugar
2 cups Marshmallow Fluff
6 oz of your favorite Fat Toad Farm Goat's Milk Caramel
Cakes: Preheat oven to 350°F. Whisk together flour, cocoa, baking soda, and salt in a bowl. Beat together butter and brown sugar in mixer at medium-high speed until fluffy, then add egg, beat until combined. Add flour mixture and buttermilk alternately, mix until smooth. Spoon 1/8-cup mounds of batter onto greased baking sheet, 2 inches apart. Bake for 11 to 13 minutes. Allow to cool.
Filling: Beat together butter, confectioner's sugar, marshmallow, and caramel in a bowl with electric mixer at medium speed until smooth. Refrigerate for at least one hour.
Assemble: Spread two tablespoons frosting between cake tops and bottoms.
1 round or wedge of your favorite Brie or Camembert cheese
1 sheet or 1/2 package thawed puff pastry
4 oz of your favorite flavor of Fat Toad Farm Goat's Milk Caramel (cajeta)
1 egg, beaten
Almonds (optional)
Preheat oven to 425°F. Roll out puff pastry on a lightly greased baking sheet. Place cheese in the middle of puff pastry and create a small indent in top of the cheese with a spoon. Fill indent with caramel, then bundle puff pastry up and around cheese. Lightly brush pastry with egg mixture. Bake for 20-25 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes before serving with your favorite crackers or French bread. Enjoy!
Directions: Preheat oven to 400°F. Roll dough out into one large or two small rounds on a baking sheet. Toss together apples and caramel. Mound caramel and apples in the middle of the dough leaving a 1-inch border. Fold dough up and over apples, to enclose fruit and prevent caramel from seeping out. . Brush edges of dough with egg wash, and sprinkle with sugar. Bake until apples are tender and crust is golden brown, about 35-40 minutes.
15 ounce pumpkin (1 can) - make sure you're using pumpkin not pumpkin pie filling!
8 oz - we recommend Salted Bourbon or OriginalFat Toad Farm Caramel
2 eggs
3 tablespoons dark brown sugar
2 tablespoons molasses
2 tablespoons dark rum
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup freshly whipped cream to garnish
1 9'' pie crust
Preheat oven to 425ºF. Mix up a batch of your favorite pie crust dough, enough to cover a 9" pie pan. Our favorite crust recipes come from King Arthur Flour.
In a large mixing bowl, combine pumpkin, Fat Toad Farm Caramel and eggs. Add remaining ingredients and mix thoroughly. Pour pumpkin mixture into pie crust. Spread evenly and gently tap to remove any air bubbles. Bake for 15 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350ºF. Bake 45 to 50 minutes or until knife inserted near center is clean when removed. Allow pie to cool before serving with fresh whipped cream.
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup water
8 ounces Fat Toad Farm Salted Bourbon Goat's Milk Caramel
2 1/2 cups half-and-half
¼ tsp vanilla extract
3 eggs
4 egg yolks
To make sugar caramel mixture: Bring sugar and water to a boil in a small heavy saucepan over medium heat, stirring until sugar has dissolved. Bring sugar water mixture to a boil, swirling pan occasionally without stirring (which prevents liquid from coloring unevenly) until liquid turns a dark amber color. Immediately divide liquid among 6 ramekins and swirl each ramekin to coat bottom and about halfway up the sides.
Preheat oven to 350°F with rack in middle. Put Fat Toad Farm Caramel and half-and-half in a heavy medium saucepan. Bring to a simmer, stirring until smooth. Whisk together whole eggs and yolks in a large bowl. Slowly whisk in hot liquid. This is very important - do not talk to anyone about what pasture the goats are going to at this stage or your eggs will curdle! :)
Ladle or pour custard into ramekins.
Bake in a hot water bath that reaches half way up the ramekins until the edges are set but a small area in the center is still wobbly, 30 to 40 minutes.
Remove ramekins from water and cool at least 30 minutes (custard will continue to set). Un-mold just before serving. Serve warm or at room temperature
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And yet only one in four voters identified themselves as "liberal" in national exit polls. Conservatives were 35 percent, and moderates the plurality, at 41 percent. The number of voters who agreed to the "l" tag was up by three percentage points, for what it's worth, from 22 percent in 2008.
What's going on here, demography and democracy seem to be saying at the same time, is the advance of progressive political ideas by a majority that spurns an obvious label. Liberals have long been a distinct minority; liberalism, in its better forms, has been triumphant at key times since the founding of the Republic.
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Terrace, Wlan, 2-5 pers. 2 Bedrooms, Wheelchair Accessible, sea view, Non smoking
We hope we can discover the charm of the island Baltrum, which is located in the southern North Sea in the middle of the National Park of Lower Saxony Wadden Sea.
Sun, beach, sea and untouched nature for a relaxing stay for both old and young. We would like to make this stay as pleasant as possible and we are a family of 3 only recently by us as the Was taken over generation. Our goal is to bring you Baltrum near and in our home to give you a good time. Our three cottages are situated in the heart Baltrums, close to the beach and the island life & still heavenly quiet.
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The Honorable Frederick "Fritz" Hany, II administers the oaths of office to re-elected B-C-S Board of Education members (left to right) Kim Dusseau, Jamie Tooman, and Jeff Dornbusch during the organization meeting held on Jan. 13.
The Benton-Carroll-Salem Board of Education met on Monday, Jan. 13, for an organizational meeting. The first order of business was the swearing in of re-elected board members Jeff Dornbusch, Kim Dusseau, and Jamie Tooman. The Honorable Frederick "Fritz" Hany, II of the Ottawa County Municipal Court was present to administer the oaths of office. Following the oaths, Judge Hany thanked all Board of Education members for their dedicated service to the community and school district, and highlighted the importance of local government entities like Boards of Education.
The board then nominated officers for 2014. The Board nominated Mrs. Jamie Tooman for President of the Board and she was elected by a vote of 5-0. The Board nominated Mr. Jeff Dornbusch for Vice President of the Board and he was elected by a vote of 5-0. The Board then established the time, date, and location of regular Board meetings for 2014 as follows: 4th Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the Board of Education Office.
During the organizational meeting, the Board also appointed Mrs. Heather Dewitz to serve as the Legislative Liaison with the Ohio School Boards Association for 2014, and appointed Mrs. Kimberly Dusseau as the Student Achievement Liaison with the Ohio School Boards Association for 2014. The board also authorized a number of formalities that are required each year during the organizational meeting, including authorizing the superintendent to act as the board's designee in all student suspension appeals and appointing the treasurer to serve as the public records designee of the Board.
With organizational matters concluded, the board adjourned the organizational meeting and immediately gaveled back into session for its regular January meeting. Mr. Parmigian highlighted the service of Board of Education members and declared by resolution January 2014 as School Board Recognition Month. The resolution noted that "serving on a school board requires an unselfish devotion of time and service to carry on the mission and business of the school district." Then, following discussion, the board moved to accept Treasurer Tim Coffman's December 2013 Financial Report. The December 2013 Financial Report indicated that overall expenditures for the school district are down 1.92% compared to last fiscal year.
In other business, the board accepted the resignation of Sateetha Williams, bus driver, Susan Segaard, technology assistant, and accepted the retirement of Laura Ulery, Spanish teacher at Oak Harbor High School. The board approved the supplemental contracts and volunteers for spring athletic coaches and the employment of two bus drivers, Cindy Kinsey and Bill Branch, to replace two vacant positions. Lastly, the Board approved new administrative contracts for Drew Grahl, Director of Athletics and Facilities, Karen Gruber, Principal at R.C. Waters Elementary School, Judy Peters, B-C-S Director of Student Services, Sherry Priesman, Director of Technology and EMIS, and Alison Wolf, Oak Harbor High School Assistant Principal.
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Driver Friendly, Seaway, Stickup Kid Cover Green Day's "Good Riddance"
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Driver Friendly, Seaway, and Stickup Kid covered Green Day's "Good Riddance" this past summer on tour. Watch the video below after the jump.
Seaway and Stickup Kid will be going out on a summer co-headlining tour together with Driver Friendly. Check out the dates below after the jump.
We're gonna break Tumblr. On the last day of tour this past summer, our buddies in Real Friends, Modern Baseball, Candy Hearts, and Stickup Kid all got together to record a great acoustic cover of Motion City Soundtrack's "When You're Around." PropertyOfZack is very happy to be premiering the cover today in conjunction with Soundlapse who did a great job filming the shoot. Watch all four bands cover "When You're Around" below!
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Saves The Day – Stay What You Are
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Acceptance - Phantoms
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The Weakerthans - Reconstruction Site
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Ben Rector - Something Like This *Song is not on Spotify
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Hall and Oates - Greatest Hits
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Hellions - Die Young.
Bare Bones - Villains EP
Both great records from Aussie lads and gets me pumped to play shows. - Pete
Playlist for our recent tour with A Loss For Words, Handguns, and Major League!
Against Me! - I was a Teenage Anarchist
I was never a huge Against Me fan but recently stumbled across "White Crosses" and have been jamming it a lot lately. I guess most "real" Against Me fans don't like this one but hey, I'm a poser.
blink-182 – Go
blink is always in constant rotation for me and I don't go too long without listening to them or I start to get symptoms of withdrawal. Recently been into the "Untitled" record again and looking forward to hearing their new stuff.
Tegan and Sara - How Come You Don't Want Me
I wasn't initially sold on Tegan and Sara ditching their acoustic guitars for keyboards and electronic drums, but fuck this record is phenomenal. This is a great song that will be stuck in your head while you pout over your ex-love.
NOFX- Thank God It's Monday
Ok so not only is this song a ripper (yes I said ripper) but it is also very relatable for me. Fat Mike sings about his love for Mondays because everyone else is at work and he can do whatever he wants without much interference. Now, Mondays are 99% my day off from work as well and I love it. The Dunkin Donuts by my house sells any sized coffee for only $1 on Mondays, and then the Kent movie theater shows all movies for only $5 and you get a free popcorn! Like, c'mon! Best day.
New Found Glory - Connect the Dots
There's always a little bit of anxiety and fear when one of your long time favorite bands is going to release new music and possibly let you down, (i.e. Saves the Day) but New Found Glory did not disappoint with this one. It reminds me of Catalyst era NFG which is fine by me.
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The first half of 2013 was inundated with great releases from bands like Fall Out Boy, Man Overboard, and The Wonder Years. Basically, lots of big names releasing big albums, and I've been wondering if the next six months could possibly measure up.
Cue Stickup Kid and their new album, Future Fire.
Admittedly, I've never listened to Stickup Kid before, despite hearing quite a bit about them. I went into this album with no expectations, and walked away with a new favorite. Future Fire is eleven fearless pop punk songs that are sure to catch on like wildfire.
It's hard to pinpoint one specific thing that makes this album so exceptional. In "The Depths Of Me," it's the guitar that takes center stage. It charges in at a blistering pace, with crunchy chords that break through the chorus like a crashing wave ("I've been broken / So many times I'm scared I won't get up again / If I'm open like the ocean / You'll drown before you ever reach the depths of me").
Water is a common motif for the album, also appearing on songs like "What's Missing" and "Chariot." The former features a bouncier chorus, in which lead singer Tony Geravesh admits: "I spend my time wasting away / Wasting away / We're broken / We'll sink like stones inside the bay / inside the bay."
July 9th is just two days away, and there are a few great releases coming out this week. Hit the jump below to check out the album details and download information for all the great records coming out this week!
Stickup Kid will be releasing Future Fire next week. Stream it in full via AltPress here or below after the jump.
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This is a little funny toy? experiment? thing? that I've built with three.js to wish you all merry festivities everywhere and also maybe even make you smile. Or laugh, which would be even better!
I wrote some more details on the project page, and I'd rather not repeat myself, so pop over there if you want to have a look :-)


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Adorable photos of Maine farms animals and the kids who take such good care of them all year long. Read on
There's something about prom that brings out the worst in fashion. Maybe it's the YOLO effect? Prom is both ephemeral and everlasting. Ephemeral in that it's 3 hours of dancing, everlasting in that your mother is never letting go of those prints. She will hold them over your head for as long as she lives. Us too. Portland Press Herald keeps our archival prints of proms of years past. Read on
We at mainetoday.com welcome the 2014 Stache Pag (this Saturday) with wax and enthusiasm. However, we must add context to today's mustache. Maine has a rich, bushy history of facial hair. Read on
Capturing small-town moments on Peaks Island. The beauty of brilliant sunsets, charming cottages and rustic small town life that draws the rest of us across on the ferry. Read on
A two-day vacation on Peaks Island. The waves come rolling in. The sun glimmers off the hull of the boat. We stare back towards the city we just came from - contemplating if we'll ever go back.... Read on
The International Cat Association held a cat show in Augusta on Sunday, which was the most adorable thing that has ever, ever happened in that city. Read on
Celebrating St. Patrick's Day in the 1990s was all about shiny wigs, monster puppets and silly hats, according to this slideshow of file photos from the Portland Press Herald's archives. So, not much has changed, really. Read on
It's easy to imagine that Mainers have always worn coveralls and Bean boots, but the Saco Museum's newest exhibit shows the clothes of fashionable Mainers from the last 264 years. Read on
Sure there will be a bunch of story-book scenes full of flowers, but for the nerds and homesteaders the Portland Flower Show is hosting a bunch of lectures on sustainability and how to grow plants. Read on
The moon hangs high and watchful over a quiet Portland in the early AM hours. It's the early sunrises like this, near our lighthouses, that make you grateful to be a Mainer. Read on