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All Customer Reviews for "2/1mm Men's O'Neill REACTOR Short John Wetsuit"
Average Customer Review: 11 Reviews
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Fast Shipping, Great Suit, 9.15.2014
Reviewer: Michael L (, )
The suit was on my doorstep 2 days later, THANK YOU WW! The suit is well built, good elastic, larger cut than the Rip Curls I'm usually surfing in. I am 195, 6'0.5 and the XL is perfect. I have big legs, and it fits great. I have 42 chest, there is a little room in it, but definitely can fit a larger chested person.The Key encloser could be a little bigger, but will fit most keys.
Great for Hot Days, 4.1.2014
Reviewer: Keith (, )
I demo-ed this at the Transworld Surfline Camp Shred Demo in San Elijo Campgrounds 2 weeks ago. LOVED it! It fits me perfect with a small. I am 5'1, 142 lbs, athletic build. Came fast and can't wait for another heat wave to try out my new one!
Solid suit, 2.24.2014
Reviewer: RobE (, )
Great fitting suit that is great for surfing or SUP. Used for wind protection in the Nicaraguan surf and for the SoCal days that need just a little coverage.
2/1mm Men's O'Neill Reactor Short John, 10.7.2013
Reviewer: Dr. Rick (, )
Suit fits snug, short in overall length of the body (suit: sz-medium; I'm 6'1", 165 lbs). However, warmth from suit is perfect for long paddles on a prone board in water that's mid to upper 60's (e.g., Rhode Island in the fall).
surf hawaii, 2.22.2013
Reviewer: James Carney (, )
My first order the wetsuit was way to tight even tho I went by the chart .Wetsuit looks great,worn it a few times surfing.A friend of mine said he had a problem with one of the shoulders falling apart and had to keep re-glueing it.Mines fine tho
Great Product!, 12.12.2012
Reviewer: Dave (, )
Shipped on time, priced right, fits perfectly due to size chart. Product performs as advertised. WW is a great company!
O'Neill HAMMER Short John Wetsuit, 11.12.2012
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Received O'neil Farmer John in a timely fashion,
Size was prefect thanks to online size chart.
Quality is excellent as always with O'neil products i've had in the past. Pricing from WW was competitive.
kite board appropriate, 2.1.2012
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I bought this suit for warm weather/north east coast Kite Boarding. It works very well with excellent mobility and warm enough for the summer atlantic. Like all rear zipper suits, if the zipper is not well waxed/lubricated, it can be tough to get in and out. Well lubricated it is super
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I gave this wetsuit as a gift, my husband really likes it, it fits very well and allows him great movement.
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Just right for water skiing/barefooting!! Fast shipping and price was good!
Great lightweight summer suit., 6.29.2011
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This wetsuit is great for windsurfing in relatively warm water and it allows freedom of movement in the arms.
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Cannes is the film festival where movies get the glitzy, French Riviera treatment. This year that includes a film which already has a bit of a cult following even though it hasn't even been made yet. That movie is none other than King Conan AKA The Legend of Conan.
The Legend of Conan is something that the diehard Conan fans would love to see, but the road towards production is still a bit rocky. The film is supposed to go into production through Paradox Entertainment and Chris Morgan Productions later in 2014 after Terminator: Genesis, according to JoBlo. But the film, which will be released through Universal, is looking to get some more backers, hence the visit to Cannes. Universal is trying hard to work the investor pool at Cannes and in an effort to get the people with money on their side, there's been a reveal of some really interesting artwork.
The promotional image features Arnold Schwarzenegger as an older version of his popular character. Clearly, as stated in the title, Conan is a king now and one can assume that if the film gets made and its fans get to see it, Conan could be facing some trials and tribulations (as shown by what seems to be blood splatters on his face) while dealing with his time as an elder ruler. That's just a stab at the plot, though – none of this is official. In any case, the artwork, even though it's an early piece, gives a good look at just what type of movie the fans and backers could be getting.
Even though the production companies are still trying to get the film off the ground, it would seem that the wind is behind King Conan. Universal wants to see this film get made and a ton of fans are ready for cameras to roll as well.
However, as The Nerdist points out, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been in some films that have shown that he's not the action star he used to be. So one has to wonder if Schwarzenegger can even be the Conan people expect him to be. Another way of saying it is can Schwarzenegger be the Conan he was in years past? That question remains to be seen.
What do you think about the possibility of The Legend of Conan? Discuss it below in the comments section.


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Apply - MRCPCH clinical examinations
Information on how to apply for the MRCPCH clinical examinations
On this page:
Introducing online application system
The RCPCH aims to introduce an online application system for the MRCPCH Clinical examination very soon. Applicants will be familiar with the functionality of this system from online applications made to theory examinations.
Candidates in the UK will soon apply online for the MRCPCH Clinical. It is hoped that the system will be operational in time for the 2015-1 UK MRCPCH Clinical exam period, which opens on 17 November 2014.
Candidates in other countries will also be required to apply through the online application system. The system will however not be used for overseas MRCPCH Clinical examination application until exams held in the 2015-2 overseas exam period.
More information coming soon.
Allocation of places
The MRCPCH is of significant importance to the career progression of those doctors working in paediatrics in the United Kingdom. It is therefore important that this is recognised in the criteria for allocating candidate places for the MRCPCH Clinical held in the UK.
Applications for the MRCPCH clinical examination will be accepted dependent upon the number of places available. Consequently, applicants submitting forms may have their applications returned if places are not available. All candidates affected by these circumstances will have their seven-year MRCPCH registration period extended by one examination sitting and be awarded priority status for the next exam.
Places are allocated to candidates using the following criteria, in order:
- Applications from candidates working in the UK that are at a career critical stage (outcome 3 or 4 of the last ARCP which must be confirmed by the deanery) in order received;
- Applications from candidates working in the UK based on current stage of training (e.g. ST3 prioritised over ST2);
- Priority applications from candidates working in the UK in order received;
- Other applications from candidates working in the UK in order received;
- Priority applications from candidates working overseas in order received;
- Other applications from candidates working overseas in order received.
Applicants that are not currently within a UK training programme will not be prioritised (point 4). Candidates who are currently at a career critical stage are encouraged to submit their applications early to improve chances of placement.
Candidates who are not initially allocated a place will be placed on a waiting list for the exam they have applied for, in order of application status. If any placed candidates withdraw or more places are made available, candidates on the waiting list will be contacted and offered these places, in order, up to the day before the examination.
Please note that being awarded priority status does not guarantee that you will be allocated a place for a particular exam sitting.
More information about online applications coming soon.
Allocation of places
MRCPCH Clinical examination candidates (overseas) who have been previously waitlisted or given priority status should indicate this on their applications.
Places are allocated to candidates using the following criteria, in order:
- Applicants resident and working in the exam centre country.
- Waitlisted/priority applications from candidates unplaced on more than one occasion.
- Waitlisted/priority applications from candidates unplaced on one occasion.
- All other applications.
Waitlisting/priority status in any diet does not guarantee that you will be allocated a place for a particular examination sitting.
Waitlisted applicants will remain on a waitlist up until four weeks prior to the examination, unless they otherwise inform the College in writing. Waitlisted applicants will have their seven-year clinical registration periods extended by one diet if their initial application meets the eligibility criteria.
Testimonials for proposers who do not hold the relevant qualifications must accompany all applications for the clinical examination.
Application forms and guidance
MRCPCH Clinical overseas - application Form D - June 2014 (PDF, 11 pages, 2133KB)
MRCPCH Clinical overseas - application Form D - Guidance Notes (PDF, 4 pages, 1216KB)
MRCPCH Clinical overseas - check list (PDF, 1 page, 199KB)
Use of electronic stethoscopes - additional requirements in application forms
Electronic stethoscopes may not be used in the MRCPCH or DCH Clinical examinations - unless a candidate has a hearing impairment.
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Samantha Ronson, professional DJ and paparazzi target
When did you first hear the name Samantha Ronson? Was it in reference to her DJing at a high-profile party? Or perhaps it was in the form of "Charlotte Ronson's sister."
Most likely, you heard about this butchy girl that Lindsay Lohan was friends with who was a lesbian, and you heard they sent scandalous MySpace messages to each other that were leaked on the internet. Then Lohan crashed her car and had cocaine inside and Perez Hilton said it was her girlfriend's. Ohmygod, is Lindsay a lez?
It's a tangled web Samantha's in, and all because she's dating an actress who is always inthe limelight.
The Los Angeles Times wrote a story on Ronson and her current legal battles against bloggers like Perez Hilton for referring to her as a coke user and "lezbot," among other things. They interviewed Samantha's original lawyer, Martin Garbus, who refers to her as "very bright," despite her now suing him for malpractice.
Garbus is countersuing Ronson for money he feels he's owed from their initial libel suit against Perez Hilton, and Garbus is apparently threatening her with gossip.
Garbus' attorneys have identified Lohan as the most critical witness in the case besides the two litigants and have requested information concerning their relationship, finances, possible drug use and alleged rehab stays. In one measure of how far his defense plans to go, they have asked for copies of every text message and e-mail between the women over the last two years.
Every text message? Lindsay seems glued to her Blackberry, so this might pose some kind of problem for them, as court records have a way of becoming quite public. Fortunately, the court ordered protection for both Lindsay and Sam's records, and nothing seems to have leaked yet.
The L.A. Times is both fair to Ronson and yet also skeptical of her celebrity. They refer to her as being "rooted in titillation and limited largely to consumers of pop culture." While the latter might be true (my grandma surely has no idea who she is, but might recall LiLo from Mean Girls if prodded), it does feel somewhat degrading to refer to her as being well-known for, uh, being arousing. It almost seems as if it's a subtle attack on her sexuality, something she's suing mad about in the first place. Were she straight, or not involved with Lohan outside of a friendship, would she still be referred to in such a matter?
So much of what we know about Samantha Ronson is from pictures and other people's testimonies, and this story is no different. She feels as if she is misrepresented, but does not talk to the press, perhaps for good reason. However, it seems the unfair treatment of herself and her relationship might continue until she decides to set the record straight. I volunteer my services at AfterEllen.com to be the place for that to happen.
Sam, call me.


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Natural Gas Trucked to New York Businesses
Xpress Natural Gas is partnering with Hess Energy Marketing, which was recently acquired by Direct Energy Business, to truck compressed natural gas (CNG) to off-pipeline industrial and commercial businesses and institutions in the state of New York.
Natural gas production has soared in the northeast, and the partners want to rapidly bring low-cost trucked natural gas to customers across New York state. They say their solution will enable companies and communities that currently lack a gas pipeline to access the fuel.
The companies are currently working together to develop a compressed natural gas production facility and distribution terminal in eastern upstate New York. That facility is currently undergoing a permit process and is anticipated to be complete and fully operational by September 2014.
XNG operates a fleet of CNG trailers and currently offers both LNG and CNG service across New England and New York, with customers ranging from industrial manufacturing to colleges to hospitals to local utilities.
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Is it possible to get a hernia from a BL?
- lyon66
- 2 years ago
Ive been feeling a burning sensation by my ribs, about 2 inches below my left breast. I feel it when I twist or use that side of my body to do things like open a sliding door. It feels like what I would think a hernia feels like. It got a bit worse after I went on my first walk today (just a 1 miler). Not sure if it's even possible to get a hernia after BL?
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Great question! I really haven't heard of this. But that doesn't mean it's not possible. I see that you also posted this as a question in the doctor q&a community. I'm interested to read what they say...
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Klint Finley
It sounds like something out of a horror movie, but it's real:
Outside, dead ants began pooling around the base of the house in heaps so high that they looked like discarded coffee grounds. (It's common in Texas these days for a person who is shown one of these heaps of dead ants to take several seconds to realize that the solid surface he or she is scanning for ants actually is the ants.) Mike laid out poison, generating more heaps of dead ants. But new ants merely used those dead ants as a bridge over the poison and kept streaming inside.
"They literally come in waves of just millions," Mike told me. (One Texas A&M entomologist confessed, "You figure these stories are laced with hyperbole, but when you get in there, it's unreal.") People don't want to visit the Foshees anymore, and if they do, they leave quickly, before the ants can stow away in their cars and accompany them home. This summer, Mike had to cancel Therapy Through the Outdoors. Recently, he and his wife were sitting outside, watching a pair of bald eagles settle into a pecan tree for the evening, when Mike looked down and saw one of his bare feet overtaken by ants. He remembers thinking, No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, running inside and running back out with his AR-15, the assault rifle he uses to take out hogs. He was about to open fire on the ants until his wife chuckled and he realized how ridiculous the situation had become.
"The distressing part," he told me, "is having the feeling of something always crawling on you. Like, if you get around somebody who has lice, and now you're always itching because you know they have lice."
"So it's psychological," I said.
"It's psychological," he said. "And yet, you actually do have them on you."
He tried leaving different foods on his floor overnight, to figure out how he might bait and kill the ants, as he did with the feral hogs. He tried doughnuts, crushed-up Cheerios, bread crumbs — "anything a normal ant would be attracted to," he told me. He claims they touched none of it.
He can't fathom what the ants want — why they've come. They are frightening because they make no sense, because of the utter disarray of their existence. "They run around the floors like they're on crack, and then they die," he said. "They're freakin' crazy, man."
Full Story: New York Times: There's a Reason They Call Them 'Crazy Ants'
(via Tim Maly)
Klint Finley
Asher Kohn writes:
You don't need burnt pastures, bleached bones, and a trickle of muddy water in order to understand the apocalypse, as much as it may help. The apocalypse, after all, is more than the destruction of an environment. The apocalypse is the destruction of not only the world, but of the worldview. The apocalypse is the disassembly of the subconscious and the dramatic unwinding of all of those subconscious preconceptions we use to even get out of bed in the morning. Living in a post-apocalyptic world is living in time beyond God.[…]
Central Asia is, both defiantly and tragically, a land without a narrative. The region, defined by Slavs + Tatars as "an area east of the former Berlin Wall and west of the Great Wall of China known as Eurasia," has been home to a series of axis-tilting events, and has the history to prove it. The history of Central Asia is in many ways a history of eschatologies; not a graveyard of empires but perhaps a graveyard of belief systems. The Volga Huns of course produced Attila, who annihilated Europe west of the Danube. Less than a millenium later, Hulagu Khan laid waste to Baghdad, and Tatar rulers towered over Kiev and Moscow. If Tamerlane is included in this lineup, one could say that for most of the Earth's time since Christ, Central Asia has produced armies that have taken on an eschatological meaning in others' narratives. Michael Hancock Parmer notes the use of a common nickname of these empire builders, remarking that a "'Scourge of God' is a tool of divine punishment, an atoning skin-flaying from the Lord. Apocryphally, Temujin (Genghis Khan) claimed the title for himself at the sack of Bukhara, the legend of which lives on in Uzbekistan."
Full Story: The State: A Pleasant Post-Apocalypse
See also: Why Humans Will Survive the Next World-Ending Catastrophe
Klint Finley
I just finished a new Psychetect track last night. Hopefully I'll be able to share it with you before Space Kills Us All:
Space is out to kill you. There is no way to stem its aggression. But it's usually an incompetent killer, so don't freak out. […]
All the advanced air defenses that humanity has invested in? The interceptor missile that are (sometimes) able to stop an adversary missile from impacting? The early-warning monitoring systems that are supposed to give humanity enough time to plan a response? They are useless, useless against a meteorite onslaught. Do not believe the stories about the Russians shooting the cosmic rock down. […]
But there's good news. Space rocks are lousy shots. The Earth is mostly ocean and uninhabited areas. The frequency of meteorite impacts is correlated with size, Weeden explains, and the smaller the meteorites, the more often they land. "But the places where people are is actually pretty small," he says. Even the injuries that occurred at Chelyabinsk were mostly concussions and accidents from shattered glass, not from the meteorite itself. Close but no cigar, space: "Your odds of dying by a meteor are pretty damn small. You're thousands of times more likely to die by car on way to work."
Full Story: Wired Danger Room: There Is No Way to Stop Space Rocks From Hurtling to Earth and Killing You
Man, Space must really hate Siberia.
Joshua Ellis wrote a follow-up to his Grim Meathook Future thing thing for Grinding:
It's my experience that most venture capitalists and serial entrepreneur types are almost identical, personality-wise, to the street hustlers and drug dealers whose acquaintance I've made over the years. They may wear polo shirts instead of Fubu and spend their money on organic produce instead of custom hubcap rims, but they operate on the same principle: waking up every day figuring out new ways to get paid. Whether these ways are good for society as a whole, or even for the person who's doing the paying, is a minor consideration next to the paycheck itself. And if you're not a means to that end, well, fuck you. More than once, I've seen the exact same behavior in a Stanford-educated dot.com startup founder at a tech meetup and a smacked-out panhandler on the Las Vegas Strip: they're all smiles and handshakes when they approach you, but as soon as they realize you're not a potential mark with an open wallet you can watch their eyes go dead and look right through you, on to the next target.
I hate these people and wouldn't piss on most of them if they were on fire, but that's fine; I hate bankers and lawyers too, like every other blowhard bohemian iconoclast does, and I doubt any of them are losing any sleep over it. What bothers me is that we've effectively put these walking hardons in charge of building that capital-F Future, in every sector of the innovation industry, from genetically grown food to biotechnology to communications to spaceship-building.
And none of them, not a single one, is interested in any Future if they can't sell it for a serious profit. Nor do they care if the process of selling and profiting leaves a swath of collateral damage the size of a Gulf Coast oil spill in its wake.
Grinding: Joshua Ellis revisits the Grim Meathook Future
Charlie Stross was pushing this meme recently as well:
Shorter version: a big chunk of the "accelerating change" meme actually emerges from our experience of the future shock induced by our Martian invaders — the corporatist liquidation or privatisation of human social structures not mediated by money, culminating ultimately in the experience of disaster capitalism.
Yes, there is rapid technological progress in some areas. It's not all bad. But the beneficiaries of that particular shift (a narrow technological elite, and their masters in the shape of the 0.1%, the financial/social engineers who direct the new hive-organism aristocracy) have made a fetish out of change, ignoring (for the most part) the uncomfortable fact that "creative destruction" is an oxymoron.
Charlie Stross: Deconstructing our future
See also: Left Behind: The Singularity and the Developing World.


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773 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Asian Vegetarian
Dine-in/Delivery/Take out ($$)
1(718) 282-2255
This is a great find. My sister and brother in law found this spot after moving into the up and coming Ditmas Park neighborhood. Good for both delivery and dine-in, Zen Vegetarian makes their own faux meat dishes and sauces. You can call for delivery or use Grubhub. For dine-in, the seating is small as a regular establishment focusing on take out usually is but the staff is friendly, appeasing and they keep everything clean.
The entire menu is vegan and is extensive enough to bring out the nostalgic meat eater that is possibly buried deep inside of you. Though their chicken and beef are pretty much the same in texture and taste, their dishes are not disappointing. Order or stop by. The visit will be the first of many. Here is a brief list of menu items that I and my omnivore friends/family sometimes crave:
5924 8th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11220
Hand Pulled Noodle
Dine-in/Take out($)
Will summer ever come? Well, whether it does or not, get some soup. I found this spot a few years ago while walking around China Town late at night with my friend. We were hungry and this hole in the wall was the only place open. Our expectations were low but had they been high, we would have still been impressed.
This place is small. Some chairs are broken. The menu items are misspelled. But, the people that work there are incredible. Although with a limited English vocabulary, never have they gotten our order wrong. They use the limited space efficiently and are more than willing to accommodate a group of 8. My friends and family visit here often.
The hand pulled noodle are made from a dough that is produced right in open view. This dough is hand spun and kneaded in the air right in the open as well. The same chef is always doing the kneading while the others cook. With friends that have been to china backing me up, I can suggest this without any doubts. This will be one of the best if not the best hand pulled noodle soup you will get.Not only is it delicious but it is cheap. A soup is large, full of vegetables and will cost you about five dollars. Be sure to tip. They deserve it.
Most items are centered around meat but Here is what I get:
140 W 4st
New York, NY 10012
Vegetarian Soul Food
(212) 260-1212
This is another post for the faux meat lovers. Red Bamboo is a small restaurant in Greenwich Village that provides a rare choice of vegetarian cuisine. They take aim at meat free soul food. The menu has a few items that contain dairy products but they are clearly labeled and the staff is happy to provide you with information on how they can present it to you vegan. Their seafood is convincing and their faux meat is both crave satisfying and inducing. The menu is asian inspired but delivers in its southern style dishes. The food was good enough to satisfy the omnivore relative that I went with. Below are some vegan food options that I had and would recommend:
Other menu items I noticed:
7717 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11209
Continental Cuisine
This was a pending post from last year. I have finally been able to visit this restaurant and now I wish I had done it a very long time ago. Rooted in the heart of Bay Ridge, Green House Cafe is a restaurant that many locals visit. Being vegan, I have always walked by it without any expectation that they would have something for me to eat. My parents one day told me that they offered vegan options after dining there with their friends. This piqued my interest. I paid their website a visit where I once again thought that they would not have anything desirable for me to eat. Do not trust the website. Trust me.
The restaurant has a server that is vegan. Years ago the server started passing ideas and thoughts to the chef. These ideas have become regular dishes. Not only do they have many vegan options but they are continuously experimenting with new desserts and entrees. Vegan culinary experimentation in Bay Ridge? Yeah, it blew my mind too.
Vegan items are not on the menu.
The regular vegan entrees include:
Specials include:
I look forward to seeing what else they come up with. So should you.
For good this time. I return with weekly posts and a few modifications to the blog to make it more practical. Previously, I had it planned to highlight vegan friendly locations one neighborhood at a time. Now, the locations will not be localized to one area or organized into a pattern. The posts may be localized in New York or another place entirely since I travel at times. For those who are searching for a vegan spot in a certain area, simply search #Veganyte and the area of interest(ex. #VeganyteWilliamsburg). Thanks for following. I'll see you next week.
I return on May 2nd with new reviews and vegan spots. Sorry for the delay. And thank you for following.
752 Union St
Chinese dine-in ($$)
Discreetly resting on the corner of 6th avenue, finding this location proved to be a delight. Being a big fan of vegetarian meats, I was excited to see that this restaurant had not just a vegetarian selection but a complete vegetarian menu. The contents of the menu are delivered to you by fast friendly service and you have the choice of sitting cozily inside or at their street side seating. There has never been a wait or problem when dining here. Try some of these vegetarian delights found on the menu:
156 5th Avenue
Vegan Latin Cuisine
"I do not know where to begin". "I am speechless". These are the words that I used when I had my first dining experience here. The V-Spot will always have a place in my heart. Whilst an up and coming vegan, V-Spot was the first completely vegan restaurant that I visited. The first visit satisfied my lingering cravings. This mattered a great deal to me because I did not yet have the will power to ignore such cravings and find full satisfaction in the vegan food that I was taking in on a daily basis. Years later, I return to V-Spot regularly not because of the cravings but because of the fantastic dining experience. Every time I return I bring family and friends that are not vegan. If there are people that believe eating vegan is not for them, this is the place to take them. I say this because after taking omnivores initially, they have wanted to return themselves because of cravings that they have for it. Omnivores craving vegan food!
V-Spot was built up in every way by young brothers Alex and Daniel along with their father. Their hard work and obvious talents are no doubt the reason why they have seen such success. Supplying pre made food to cafes, festivals and even Fresh Direct, V-Spot is a flower that will keep on blooming rapidly. Visit. Bring Your appetite. Bring your friends. Bring your cravings. I am confident V-Spot will become a favorite of yours too.
Highlights from the menu(all homemade):
Incredible Desserts, Shakes, Juices and Drinks are available.
Also, be sure to check out their brunch on weekends, special events such as pizza parties and comedy shows. For more details, message me or "like" The V-Spot on Facebook.
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Thai Cusine
Advertising itself only with blue spot lights at its entrance, Song is a popular place to dine in the Park Slope area. Attracting people with their low prices, quality ingredients and modern interior, Song has become a regular spot for locals as well as my friends and family. Becoming Vegan required that I look at the familiar menu differently. In the past I ordered a Tofu dish and on two occasions I found CHICKEN in my food. A few free meals and discussions with the manager later, this problem has not reoccured in years. Over the course of time they have started serving brown rice, vegetarian specials on occasions and now even serve vegetarian duck. Avoid weekends to avoid the crowd.
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Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria. Starring Steve Carell, Keira Knightley, T.J. Miller, Melanie Lynskey, Amy Schumer, Adam Brody, Gillian Jacobs, Rob Corddry, Rob Huebel, Connie Britton, and Patton Oswalt.
Despite the fact that Keira Knightley is playing the manic-pixie-dream-girliest manic pixie dream girl to ever grace the silver screen, and Steve Carell is playing the same hopeless shlub he's portrayed in countless past films, this has some promise. The jokes are funny, the ensemble casting is smart, and the concept is just the right amount of crazy. The trailer hits its beats with surprising accuracy, for example as I thought to myself, "why aren't people looting," there was looting. The opening is beautifully calculated and understated. This could be quite good.
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Humor, romance, and the end of the Earth? I can see myself bawling already.
This looks fucking A+
Rebuttal of the Day: At a taping of her show set to air tomorrow, Ellen DeGeneres called out conservative group One Million Moms (actual membership: 40,000) for calling on JCPenney to dump her as their spokesperson or risk losing customers "with traditional values."
"I usually don't talk about stuff like this on my show, but I really want to thank everyone who is supporting me," Ellen told her audience. "Here are the values I stand for. I stand for honesty, equality, kindness, compassion, treating people the way you'd want to be treated and helping those in need. To me, those are traditional values. That's what I stand for."
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605 West 4th Avenue, Suite 138
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Automation Support Specialist CL 25 ($41,870 - $68,055) Base Pay + 5.57% COLA
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The Clerk's Office of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Alaska is accepting applications from qualified applicants for (1) Specialist position. Located in the Clerk's Office of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Anchorage, Alaska, the Specialist will provide technical and end-user support for the judges, clerk, and staff of the court and report to the Systems Administrator. *Can be Promoted to CL 26 without further advertising.
The Automation Support Specialist administers the day-to-day operations and support of networks, peripherals, telecommunications systems and other major systems to ensure reliable and effective operations; responds to requests made by Judges' Chambers and Clerk's Office staff requiring assistance in the use of software and hardware; assists in configuring new computer equipment and software packages; uses technical expertise in solving computer system problems by analyzing failures to identify the nature and source of the issue and taking corrective action; installs and tests new or revised releases of national and commercial systems; assists in evaluating current automated office functions; recommends technical and operational changes and enhancements to existing system configurations, usage, and procedures to improve systems and staff effectiveness; conducts training, individually and in a classroom setting, for end users of various software applications; prepares and maintains documentation for automated programs, maintains contacts with other Automation staff members in order to remain knowledgeable of developments, techniques, and user programs.
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Qualified persons interested in being considered for this position must submit an Application For Federal Employment w/original signature and attach a resume with 3 references. Your package must be emailed in .PDF format with Announcement 14-1 on the subject line to:
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Definition of quick-tempered in English:
quick-temperedSyllabification: quick-tem·pered
Easily made angry.
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- You can tick many of the usual boxes with Rankin's Edinburgh detective: loner, divorced, quick-tempered, a maverick and a boozer - a tick for every one.
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Netflix isn't "getting a free ride" any more than a local pizza shop who pays Verizon for a phone line is "getting a free ride" by Sprint letting their customers call to order pizza. (After all, they're not paying Sprint any money. Why should Sprint let their number be called?!!)
Completely the store owner's call. Just like if Netflix decided, for some reason, "we're not allowing Comcast customers to access Netflix." The point is, though, that he *can* accept orders from people using other phone companies even though he isn't paying those other companies anything. He pays his phone company and the customers pay their phone company. The two phone companies work out among themselves how they handle calls passing between them.Netflix does the same thing. They pay their ISP, their customers pay their ISPs and the ISPs work out how traffic passes between them. If you needed to pay every ISP for your website to be viewable on their network, running a simple web page would be too expensive for your average person.---Jason Levine


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So I've been thinking…
would it really have been THAT bad for Elena to just donate a few bags of blood to Klaus every month? I mean, I'm sure some kind of arrangement could have been made, instead they acted like him wanting a supply of her blood was like murder.
Don't understand!
Them being stingy with her blood led to all this crap happening…I mean people donate blood all the time, it's not a big fucking deal.
The blood bags they eat are being donated by the poor people of Mystic Falls who think their blood is going to go to a good cause at the hospital, instead it's just being eaten by vampires. The scooby gang's logic is just nowhere to be found.
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From January 2007 through December 2010, Kheradpir served as the executive vice president and chief information & technical officers for Verizon Communications where he was responsible for the technology initiatives of all Verizon's business units. Prior to this position, Kheradpir was senior vice president and chief information officer for Verizon Telecom, with oversight of all information technology initiatives for the company's wireline communications unit. Kheradpir led technology development and innovation for key Verizon initiatives, including having developed and implemented the products and systems for Verizon's all-fiber network - FiOS.
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The season is just over six weeks away, which means one thing: it's time for preseason award watch lists. The Longhorns aren't strangers to having an abundance of award nominees, and this year is no different.
Eight Texas players have been added to award watch lists, including David Ash for the Maxwell Award and Quandre Diggs for the Thorpe Award. A full list of the Longhorn nominees can be found below.
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- CB Quandre Diggs – Thorpe Award, Nagurski Award
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Jim has a deep routed appreciation for the nature and the wilderness, which has manifested itself into numerous outdoor pursuits. He spends his free time exploring the New England landscape, often beginning before dawn, and staying out after sunset, immersing himself in the ecology of the natural environment. He has long enjoyed hiking, fly fishing, mountain biking and cross country skiing, but now plans these activities to compliment his photography.
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Date: 11/13/09 11:24 pm
Awww. That was too sweet.
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Date: 07/15/09 02:31 pm
I am such a girl!! I made all the typical girly sounds while reading this story. It was so cute and sweet! I can only imagine Spock's response to that!
Author's Response: :) Spock can be a sweetie, can't he? Thanks for reading!
Date: 07/06/09 12:53 pm
A heart that beats is never in the wrong place. Might be my new mantra...
Did his parents love each other? Oh my I always thought so. Always thought that theirs was an amazing and beautiful love. Bring so different yet knowing each other so well. And isn't it just like a child not to figure it out until later.
Again such good work.
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Should I trademark that saying? :-P
Sarek/Amanda are a SERIOUS OTP of mine. They made it for at LEAST fifty years and they should be as incompatible as oil and water. But they definitely love each other; Amanda doesn't strike me as the type of woman who would stay in an unfulfilling relationship. They're an excellent blueprint for Spock and Uhura. :)
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Wonderful. Just what I needed , This is going to be the worst week of my LIFE. So thank you for a little bite of shine in my day .
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Australia Zoo, dubbed as The Home of the Crocodile Hunter is a 100 acres zoo owned by Terri Irwin, the widow of Steve Irwin. Visit the zoo which was opened on a small area in Sunshine Coast by his parents in the 70's and developed through the years. As a child, Steve Irwin loved to help with the reptiles and crocodiles, hence the job he eventually had. The zoo contains over 100 species of animals and birds and some beautiful permanent exhibitions that you should not miss: The Crocoseum, Elephantasia and Rainforest Aviary.
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Mediterranean Vegetable-Cheese Pie Reviews
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Delicious! Very easy to make. Added a layer of rotisserie chicken on top of the spinach/onion layer. Yum! Will definitely make this again.
This turned out really well. Hubby made it and boiled the potatoes first. I would add a little more seasoning, even just salt and pepper, to the potato base next time.
Quick, easy, healthy and light. Be sure to use plenty of seasing on the potatoes. I might try pan frying them to add some crisp. It is a delicious meal for anytime of the day.
I love that this recipe is so low on fat. I took other reviews' advice and grated the potatos, and once they were in the pie plate, I patted them with paper towels to absorb the excess moisture. The crust came out okay, but I would make another suggestion - I would use a mandolin to thinly slice and layer the potatoes. I wasn't too pleased with the shredded potatoes because the burned a little and were almost unnoticable in the dish. I used lots and lots of oregano, thyme, salt and pepper throughout. I also used a whole onion (which I sauteed with anchovies) and the entire container of feta. I substituted capers for the olives. It was easy, satisfying, and really delicious!!
In fear of this being too bland, I dumped (not sprinkled) both basil AND dill throughout (and strangely enough, it worked). I shredded the potatoes as advised for the crust and added salt and dried dill to the potatoes before cooking. For the egg filling, I beat the eggs until quite foamy and added salt, pepper, fresh dill and dried basil. I couldn't tell you how much I used--I poured a lot in. I also used more feta than called for, and the feta itself was already "flavored" with basil and tomatoes. I used arugula--only about 5 oz--and omitted the olives. I baked for an hour (including 5 min for melting the shredded cheese). It turned out wonderfully.
A dish so lovely should taste a whole lot better. I agree with the cook from Tacoma that the cooking time needs to be longer. The dish definitely needs more salt. The reviewer who suggested grating the potatoes first may have been on to something, so I may try that in the future. Truth be told, tasting this disk made me long for Spanikopita, which this tried to imitate. If the large quantity of leftovers are incredible for breakfast, I'll report back.
Like others, I love this recipe. Certainly plenty of opportunity to finesse to your personal taste. Two suggestions: 1. season the potatoe "crust" well before baking; 2. plan on taking at least twice as long to bake the entire pie. I was suspicious when I read the recipe and felt sure that the quoted 20 mins would be woefully inadequate, and I was right. Mine took about 50 mins. Also, the olives add nothing (unless you treble the amount and make the entire pie Greek), and next time I'll try oregano instead of basil.
I have made this recipe several times since first trying it a few months ago, and it is a fabulous and easy one dish meal that is low carb, relatively low fat and a great way to eat a ton of veggies. Best of all, the recipe is versatile enough to attempt with a myriad of ingredients, as long as you stick to the potato base, sauteed green mixture, egg/ricotta toping and tomatoes on top. For example, tonight I did sauteed organic kale with itallian sausage, put goat cheese in the egg mixture instead of feta, topped with cheddar over the tomato, and used a variety of fresh herbs. Delicious!


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Fresh off her BEST ACTRESS WIN as the leading lady in "SILVERLAKE VIDEO:THE MOVIE" at the MOCKFEST FILM FESTIVAL, Sex Bomb Patricia Rae shows just why she's a sizzler of immense appeal. It's both her ravishing beauty and graciously pleasant nature that will have many clamoring for her. Guess what folks, PATRICIA has so kindly give me an interview as she tells us the secrets of her success, her thoughts on nudity in film and why she is a definite SEX SYMBOL.
10 Questions With Patricia Rae
1. Can you tell us why you became an actress and who or what inspired you to do so?
I was a very precocious child, quite talkative and I used my humor to deflect bad behavior. I was the class clown… and we moved very often when I was young so it was hard for me because i would make friends and then I would have to make friends again. I watched a lot of tv and i was really influenced by Carol Burnette and Lucille Ball- I would act out skits and play all the characters myself. I would play talk show host and interview myself. I had a very active imagination… But I was also very dramatic and my childhood was very traumatic so that really lends itself to giving a lot of depth to my performances. Also having my daughter at an early age really grounded me as a person. Thank you Sage!
2. Do you consider yourself a sex symbol?
I think I am sexy woman. I always have been… I attracted a lot of unwanted attention at an early age. Which made me very confrontational with men… when they would say inappropriate things. I am talking even as early as age 10… Do I consider myself a sex symbol? I would think so. Especially as an example of what living a healthy and happy life looks like in your mid forties. I hope that inspires woman— which is what I think a true sex symbol should encompass, the power and the courage to own your own sexuality!
3. Tell us some of your more memorable moments on set.
Producing and acting in my own project, Silverlake Video the Movie was an amazing and empowering experience. I have been in the business for twenty years and have worked with famous actors, but nothing beats making the dream happen for yourself. I helped my partner Matteo Ribaudo with everything from investors, locations, to craft services, while I was acting and working my day job. I really had to dig in and make everything work. I was running on fumes doing night shoots, and I really had to trust that I had done all my homework and that It would show up on the screen. I guess it did, because I was nominated for Best Actress at Mockfest Film Festival in LA. Working on Maria Full of Grace was also such a lightning in a bottle moment. I knew it would be a great film… and to be a part of that magic was such a gift. The director Joshua Marston had great faith, and gave us a long leash to run with.
4. What's on the horizon for Patricia Rae and what are your projects we should be looking forward to?
I was just in Chicago shooting added scenes for "The Chicago Code", a new series by creator Shawn Ryan (The Shield, The Unit) starring Jennifer Beals (The L-Word). I play her long time friend, who allows her to fast track my only son, into the Chicago Police department, with devastating results. Also… I really hope that I get to actually film my wedding on "Chuck" this season, since Big Mike did ask for my hand in marriage! Apart from that, I have taken my life on a new path and become a certified yoga instructor, and hope to enrich others through my teaching.
5. What has been the secret to your success?
I never gave up faith. I am in it to win it. Lol. Life is a journey— not a destination. And at least I can say I died trying… and that is a great legacy to pass onto others, especially your children.
6. You were amazing in Chuck so why do you think your on-screen work has struck a chord with your fans all over the world?
I play characters that display courage and a sense of self worth. Because I make life seem possible at any age… I like to think people connect to that. The eye of the tiger, fighter in me really informs my characters.
7. Your thoughts on gratuitous nudity in films….is it a necessity?
No. I think that unless it has to do with the storyline or is an essential part of story telling it really just gets in the way. Go rent a porno if you want to see naked chicks. Or do playboy if you need the exposure. However, there are some movies that are sexual in nature where you would expect to see nudity. But I think most filmmakers use it gratuitously. I have never done nudity in a film. Now with that said… at my age if people still want to see me naked— I might have to consider it. Lol.
8. You've been called everything from a Red Hot Mama to A Sex Kitten, how do you take that?
I love it! Smile.
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10. Tell us something about Patricia Rae that nobody knows about.
I am very shy…
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The Old Chisholm Trail
Mornin' in the Desert
The West
I Ride an Old Paint
Cattleman's Prayer
The Cross Eyed Gal
Silver Jack
The Hell-Bound Train
Bill Venero
Silver Bells & Golden Spurs
Zebra Dun
Mustang Gray
The Star Planters
The Great Round-up
Old Paint
Windy Bill
The Campfire Has Gone Out
The Cowman's Prayer
The Cowboy's Meditation
The Texas Cowboy
The Cowboy's Life
The Pecos Stream
The Dreary, Dreary Life
The Campfire Has Gone Out (in Jack Thorp's Songs of the Cowboys)
The Tenderfoot
Night-Herding Song
No Rest for the Horse (aka A Quiet But Useful Class)
The Cowboy's Dream
Ten Thousand Cattle Straying
John Garner's Trail Herd
The Dying Cowboy
I'd Like to be in Texas for the Roundup in the Spring
The Cattleman's Prayer/ The Cowman's Prayer
Make Me a Cowboy Again for a Day
Cowboy Jack
When Bob Got Throwed
Some Cowboy Brag Talk
Doney Gal
James Barton Adams
Bill's in Trouble
A Cowboy Toast
The Cowboy's Dance Song" ("The High-Toned Dance")
A Prospector's Thanksgiving
A Song of the Range
Thanksgiving on the Ranch
The Cowboy and the Wheel ("Gol-Darned Wheel")
Ben Arnold
His Campfire Has Gone Out
The Campfire Has Gone Out (in Jack Thorp's Songs of the Cowboys)
Carlos Ashley
Aunt Cordie
Ole Edgar Martin
That Spotted Sow
Bob Sears' Chili Joint
"Australie" (Mrs. Heron; Emily Manning)
The Muster
Robert "Bob" Hood Reeves Axtell
Ballad of a Trail-Weary Trail-Herder
S. Omar Barker
Purt Near!
A Cowboy's Christmas Prayer
Drylander's Christmas
Line-Camp Christmas Letter
Cowboy's New Year Resolutions
Shepherds of the Range
Three Wise Men
Empty Saddles at Christmas
Christmas Promise
Watchin' Em Ride
Jack Potter's' Courtin'
Bruin Wooin'
Ranch Mother
Tall Men Riding
Breed of the Brave
Love's Hobbles
The Riders
"He'll Do!"
Into the West
Old Fence Rider
Cowboy Factory--Old Style
Grand Canyon Cowboy
The White Mustang
Code of the Cow Country
Thanksgiving Argument
Bunkhouse Thanksgiving
Draggin' the Tree
The Norther
Pullin' Leather
Rope Music
Ranchman's Widow
Horses Versus Hosses
Saddle Lure
Curly Wolf College
Drifter's Thanksgivin'
Songs for a Land of Horseback Men
Bunkhouse Christmas
Line-Camp Christmas
Old-Time Cowboys
Four-Footed Dynamite
Tackin' on the Shoes
Canned Termaters
Useless Question
The Empty Bunk
Bear Ropin' Buckaroo
Careful, Cowboy!
What's a Bronco?
Stephen Vincent Benét
The Ballad of William Sycamore
E. A. Brininstool
The Bunkhouse Boys
The Country to the West
Remarks by "Bronco Bob"
The West
A Westerner
A Cattle Range at Night
Autumn on the Range
The Grub-Pile Call
His Trade-Marks
A Roar from the Bunkhouse
The Old Yellow Slicker
Unrest on the Range
Christmas Week in Sagebrush
The Cowman Jubilates
A Cowboy's Version
Frederic Remington
The Range Cook's "Holler"
The "Finale" of the Puncher
Back to the Range
Passing of the Old West
The Cowgirl
A Range Rider's Appeal
Rainy Day in a Cow Camp
Sence Slim Got Piled
Cattle Land's Farewell
On Night Herd
The Range Rider's Soliloquy
"Suffrage" in Sagebrush
The Old Colt Gun
"Old Six Gun"
The Old Log Cabin
Francis Humphris Brown
Scotty's Wild Stuff Stoo
Robert V. Carr
The Chuckwagon
In Search of Local Color
The Old Cowboy's Lament
Prairie Wolves
When Dutchy Plays the Mouth Harp
The Tryst
Real Affection
Baldy Joe's Simple Little Rhyme
Arthur Chapman
The Bunkhouse
The Cowboy's Homing
The High-Heeled Boots
The Dude Ranch
The Meeting
The Old Dutch Oven
The Old-Timer
Out Among the Big Things
Out Where the West Begins
Petes Error
Christmas Shopping in Cactus Center
Daylight Saving in Cactus Center
The Debate in Cactus Center
October on the Sheep Range
The Ostrich-Punching of Arroyo Al
The Old Yaller Slicker
Journalism in Cactus Center
Valentine Day in Cactus Center
Men in the Rough
Easter at Cactus Center
The Magic Mulligan
Arroyo Al on Worry
Classic Dancing in Cactus Center
Moving Pictures in Cactus Center
Discipline in Cactus Center
The Diamond Hitch
The Herder's Reverie
The Cow-Puncher's Elegy
The Old Sheep Wagon
The Pony Express
The Sheep-Herder's Lament
William Lawrence "Larry" Chittenden
The Cowboys' Christmas Ball
Texas Types--The Cowboy
Texas Types--The Sheriff
Texas Types, "The Tenderfoot."
A Stockman's Adventures in New York
The Ranchman's Song
The Origin of the Term Maverick
Old Fort Phantom Hill
Gettin' Back to the Ranch (also known as Returning to the Ranch)
Badger Clark
A Bad Half Hour
A Cowboy's Prayer (Written for Mother)
The Glory Trail (High-Chin Bob)
To Her
The Lost Pardner
The Christmas Trail
The Free Wind
The Passing of the Trail
The Westerner
The Piano at Red's
The Wind is Blowin'
The Bunk House Orchestra
The Rains
The Old Cow Man
The Coyote
The Legend of Boastful Bill
The Roundup
All for Nothing (prose excerpt)
The Hermitry (prose excerpt)
Jeff Hart
A Border Affair (Spanish is the Loving Tongue)
The Plainsmen
God of the Open
On Boot Hill
The Outlaw
God's Reserves
Roundup Lullaby
Thanksgiving Hymn, 1943
Song of the Leather
The Border
Saturday Night
From Town
The Rover's Toast
The Smoke-Blue Plains
The Camp Fire's Song
To the Lady of South Pass On Her Birthday Feb. 17, 1908
The Old Prospector
The Medicine Man
Ralph Garnier Coole
Desert Rat
Riding at Night
The Ranch up Yonder
Griff Crawford
Bars in the Key of B
Cupid and Cactus
Cyclones and Dogies
Night Trails
Out Where the West Begins
The Passing of Brimstone
Captain Jack Crawford
Broncho vs. Bicycle
The Broncho
The Burial of Wild Bill
California Joe
Klondike Balloon
Frank Desprez
Maynard Dixon
In Town
To an Old Timer on New Year's Day
Eugene Field
Jest 'Fore Christmas
Curley Fletcher
The Cowboy's Prayer
The Strawberry Roan
The Pot Wrassler
Yavapai Pete
Wild Buckeroo
That Bucking Bronk, Coyote
The Saddle Tramp
Canadian Rose
The Cowboy's Soliloquy
The Ridge-Running Roan
Saga of Borax Bill
The Last Roundup
The Cow Pony's Lament
When Desert Flowers Bloom
Last of the Thundering Herd
The Desert Rat
The Sheep-Herders Lament
Drift Along Lonely Cowboy
Robert "Bob" Fletcher
The Belled Coyote
Open Range
That Li'l Baldy Hoss
J. W. Foley
Crossing the Divide
Robert Frost
The Christmas Trees
Gail Gardner
The Sierry Petes (or Tying Knots in the Devil's Tail)
Real Cowboy Life
The Dude Wrangler
The Cowman's Troubles
Judge Lysius Gough
The T-Anchor Ranch
The Palo Duro Canyon
The T-Anchor Boys
"My Grandad Was a Cowboy" story by Jim Gough
Sharlot Hall
The West
Cash In
The Old Ranch Mother
Smell of Rain
When Maw Turned the Stampede
Old Cow Men's Parade
Joseph Mills Hanson
The Railroad Corral
Bret Harte
Cicely (Alkali Station)
The Old Campfire
A Question of Privilege
The Spelling Bee at Angels
Dick Spindler's Family Christmas (story)
John Hay
Little Breeches
Pecos Higgins
...Old Cowboy's Reunion...
The Pecos River
Brewster Higley et al.
The Western Home (Home on the Range)
Jack Horan
C.M. Russell—Montana's Own
In Memory
A. V. Hudson
The Land Where the Cowboy Grows
The Homemade Cigarette
Will James
The Winter Camp (prose)
Rudyard Kipling
Bruce Kiskaddon
The Balky Horse
The Broncho Twister's Prayer
Drinkin' Water
The Duel
How a Cowpuncher Rode
Judgment Day
Pullin' Leather
That Letter
When They've Finished Shipping Cattle in the Fall
The Old Time Christmas
The Cowboys Christmas Dance
The Long Horn Speaks
The Chuck Wagon
It Might Have Been Me or It Might Have Been You
His Old Clothes
All Dressed Up
The Christmas Tree
Second Guard
The Midwinter Bath
The Long Horn Speaks (illustrated)
The Old Night Hawk
Concernin' Bill (story)
The Time to Decide
The Creak of the Leather
Her Colt
Startin' Out
He Didn't Belong
Thinkin' it Over
The Army Mule
Summer Time
Hosses and Flies
The Dutch Oven
A Habit
When You're Throwed
The Bunk House Mirror
Her Neighbor's Kids
They Can Take It
Ghost Canyon Trail
Movin' to Winter Range
Turnin' the Summer Hosses Out to Graze
An Experiment
On Foot
That Little Blue Roan
The Cow Boy's Dream
The Bell Mare
An Old Western Town
You Never Tell That
A Tough Start
The Drouth
The General Store
The Veiled Rider
Half Broke
The Ghosts at the Diamond Bar
Winter Time
The Stampede
Hook 'em Cow
Long Eared Bull
Doing Her Best
A Tangle
The Tangle
The Bundle Stiff
Merry Christmas (1933)
They Don't Thank You
A Good Cowboy
The Quitter
Headin' Fer the New Deal
The Lost Flannins
Colts (2)
Wet Boots
Cow Boy Days
Shoveling the Ice Out of the Trough
Looking Backward
The Buckaroo
The Days of Forty-Nine
New Boots
Christmas at the Home Ranch
Cold Mornin's
Cow Sense
Stringin' Along
Makin' a Break
Henry Herbert Knibbs
Where the Ponies Come to Drink
Make Me No Grave
Boomer Johnson
The Shallows of the Ford
Riders of the Stars
Drink Deep
The Lost Range
The Dog-Star Pup
To My Dog, "Quien Sabe" (In the Happy Hunting Grounds)
Do You Remember?
Roll a Rock Down
Right of Way
Punchin' Dough
Song of the Gray Stallion
Rancho in the Rain
Bronco Shod With Wings
The Walking Man
The Edge of Town
The Bronco
So Long, Chinook!
The Lone Red Rock
The Long Road West
Little Bronc
The Sheep and the Goats
On the Range
Overland's Delight
Walkin' John
Luther A. Lawhon
The Good Old Cowboy Days
Henry Lawson
Ballad of the Drover
Out Back
The Teams
Ben Duggan
The Fire at Ross's Farm
Past Carin'
Juanita M. Leach
This God Forsaken Land
Phil H. LeNoir
Down on the Ol' Bar-G
The Finger of Billy the Kid
Ol' Dynamite
The Puncher Poet
Eventide in Cowboyland
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
"Psalm of Life"
Allen McCandless
The Cowboy's Soliloquy
Harry "Haywire Mac" McClintock
The Cowboy Fireman
Tim McCoy
Frances Henry "Frank" Maynard
The Dying Cowboy (The Cowboy's Lament/Streets of Laredo)
On the Trail
Bill Springer's Hand
The Black Cat
A Reckless Cowboy
Farewell to the Plains
Passing of the Old Frontier
Joaquin Miller
Midnight Pencillings
Kit Carson's Ride
Whitney Montgomery
Death Rode a Pinto Pony
Harry "Breaker" Morant
Who's Riding Old Harlequin Now
Berta Hart Nance
Will Ogilvie
The Pearl of Them All
D. J. O'Malley
A Cowboy's Soliloquy
The "D2" Horse Wrangler
After the Roundup (When the Work's All Done This Fall)
Busted Cowboy's Christmas
"Where Custer Fell" prose excerpt
"Crow Rock, Deadman Creek, Blaisdale Butte" prose excerpt
"The Experiences of the F U F Roundup Crew Caught in the Cloudburst of June 1891" prose excerpt
Kate Putnam Osgood
Driving Home the Cows
A. B. "Banjo" Paterson
The Man From Snowy River
In the Droving Days
An Answer to Various Bards
Clancy of the Overflow
Old Pardon, the Son of Reprieve
Santa Claus
Santa in the Bush
A Dog's Mistake
The Geebung Polo Club
Mulga Bill's Bicycle
The Man from Ironbark
Katherine Fall Pettey
Morning on the Desert
A Song of the Plains
The Women That Don't Fit In
The Ladies of the Canyon
The Cowpunch and James Whitcomb Riley
Edgar Allen Poe
El Dorado
Harry Noyes Pratt
The Ballad of Frisco Kate's
Buck Ramsey
Christmas Waltz
Dunder Defining
From "And As I Rode Out on the Morning":
A Ponder
Bad Job
Eben E. Rexford
The Ride of Paul Venarez
James Whitcomb Riley
Little Orphant Annie
When the Frost is on the Punkin
Decoration Day on the Place
Johnny Ritch
Shorty's Saloon
Robert Service
The Cremation of Sam McGee
The Shooting of Dan McGrew
The Ballad of Blasphemous Bill
The Ballad of Hard Luck Henry
The Parson's Son
The Men Who Don't Fit In
The Quitter
The Trapper's Christmas Eve
The Cow-Juice Cure
Land of Beyond
Ballad of One-Eyed Mike
The Three Voices
My Masterpiece
My Friends
Spell of the Yukon
The Rhymes of the Restless Ones
Frank Dempster Sherman
A Prayer
Rhoda Sivell
The Broncho Buster
Come with Me to the Old Range
The Cow-Girl
The Motherless Calf
The Old Saskatchewan
Our Last Ride
The Range Call
Voices from The Range
Happy Days
They Keep A-Stealing on You in the Night
Medicine Hat (Sunny Alberta)
Harry Stephens
Night-Herding Song
N. Howard "Jack" Thorp
Little Joe, The Wrangler
What's Become of the Punchers?
The Cowboys New Year Dance
My Little Brown Mule
Old Paint
John Wesley
The Last Longhorn
James Whilt
Ain't it the Truth?
Owen Wister
Ten Thousand Cattle Straying (Dead Broke)
Invited Poets and Songwriters
J.B. Allen
The Medicine Keepers
Trey Allen
What It Is
No Loop Limit Or Rope-O-matic
You Ain't Sittin' Bull
Darrell Arnold
Summer Sky
Gettin' Acquainted
Cowboy Home
Cowboy Poultry Gatherin'
So Sad the Sensitive Artist
Cow Work is All That I Know
"Frankie" (prose)
Amy Hale Auker
"Full Moon" (prose)
Snowed in with Tulips
Sally Harper Bates
Arizona Winds
Mixed Blessings
From an Old Ranch Wife
Ridin' Drag
For My Friends, Larry & Andrea (for Larry and Andrea McWhorter)
What a Ride We've Had!!
A Leap of Faith
They're Comin' in to Water
When Granny Wore an Apron
Generic Titles
Mike Beck
Don't Tell Me
Amanda Come Home
In Old California
J. W. Beeson
Rosie's Eagle
Last of a Breed
The Teacher
Nevada Blue Memories
The Time Machine
The Bear Trap
Virginia Bennett
Addressing Paul, stocked and pilloried, at a ceremony
of public humiliation (have you ever heard of "private
humiliation?"), Elko, 2003 for Paul Zarzyski
We Are The Poets
Lookin' for Cows, Fawn Creek, 1993
Joelle Smith
El Fuego
The Lion
Baxter Black
The Buckskin Mare
Good Bye, Old Man
Legacy of the Rodeo Man
Brian Brannon
The Guide
Of Leather, Hemp and Wood
Phantoms of the Forbidden
Shovel Pass
Hyper Hornets and Hoppin' Horses
Angels A-Hossback
Crossing the Prophet
Darin Brookman
Some Men
The Gather
Jerry Brooks
First at the Face
JV Brummels
Flat Earthers
Long Shadows
Slant of Light
Buckshot Dot (Dee Strickland Johnson)
The Big Spread
Cowboy Goes A'Courtin'
Dancing with Dad
Dining Out
He Said, "They'll Know Who I Am"
Legacy of Levi's
Maverick Love Affair
The Roan and the Pontiac
Sad Day for Trail Dust a tribute to Mason Coggin
Old Hank Morgan's Place in Jean Prescott feature
The Other Mother
Duct Tape and Balin' Wire
Morning in the High Hills
A Cowboy's Christmas Eve
Les Buffham
The Belle of the Cowboy's Ball
Sayin' Goodbye
The Hour Before Dawn
A Cowboy Callin'
The Sermon
Cowboy From the Rockies
Driftin' with a Song
Wet 'n Wishin'
Three Days and Forty Fires
Spin That Pony
Shawn Cameron
Cactus, Sand and Stone (or Corrientes and the Cowboy)
The Echo of Jangling Spurs
Patty Clayton
Ben and Ole's Land
Pa'u Riders
The Vaquero and Me
Ellie Corrigan
Satan Stallion
Listening for the Chains
Doris Daley
A Christmas Prayer
Answering Machine
A Letter to Mr. Russell
100 Years From Now
One Good Horse
All My Trails
Average Girl
Mr. No Regrets
The Great Canadian Cowboy
A Baxter of Blacks
A Real Partner
Frank Daniel
The First Buck
I'm the Man
Cobb and Co.
Stephanie Davis
Baling Twine
Goodnight Little Cowpup
Trail's End Theme Song
Robert Dennis
Horse Trade
The Gift
Manuel Coy
Night Sport
The Quest
Green and White
Bringing Home Christmas
At His Own Pace
Cowboy Poets?Deer Hay
Spring Dance
John Dofflemyer
Near Mote, Nevada
Bull Pen
John Cutler's Cowboys
Morning Pause
Ray Doyle
The Emigrant Trail
The Jewel
The Jigger Boss
Bette Wolf Duncan
Shaney Ridge
Sacrifice Cliff
A Dying Cowboy's Prayer
He'll Make a Cowboy Yet
Empty-Cradle Sad
Cattle Country Trilogy
Westward Ho, Their Wagons Rolled
My Pretty Patch of Green
Flowers for Annie
The Old Man Was a Cowboy
Heading Home
8 Seconds From Glory
The Blue Ribbon Words Of The Blue Ribbon Man a tribute to Rod Nichols
Field of Dreams
Goin' for Broke
Cowboys Don't Cry
The Red Lodge Rodeo
The Men From Way Out West—A Different Breed!
Rainbows on the Brain
She Talked with Horses
The Broken-Hearted House
First Year on the Prairie
Christmas Gathering
J.B.'s Song
After the Gatherin'
Heads or Tails
Just an Old Horse
Black Sunday; April 14, 1935
Elizabeth Ebert
Cowboy Courtin' Time
Spring Thaw
He Talked About Montana
Bringing Along a Spare
Leading a Spare
Ode to Tofu
Michael Fleming (New West)
The Rodeo Nobody Knows
Sometimes This Old Cowboy Gets the Blues
Fair Winds and Gentle Seas
Dennis Gaines
A Saddle and a Dream
The Journey of Three-Fingered Jake
A Life Well Lived
The Spandex Cowboy
The Undisputed, Heavyweight, Calf-Rasslin' Champeen of the World
Song of the Brasada
Lies (prose)
Lloyd M. Gerber
Cattle Fever
It's a Matter of Taste
They Rode for the Brand
Janice Gilbertson
I Knew That
Line Dance Lesson
How Can We Lose?
Weather Report
Miracle in the Night
The Nighthawk's Dance
Freedom Ride
Night Time's Promise
Show Girl
The Right Way
Giving Into Lonesome
Lesson Days
The Porch Light
The Wild Side of the Fence
Bring 'em Home Slow
Sometimes, in the Lucias
Weather Report
The Pasture of Frogs
Maybe It's Your Callin'
The Rough Stock Rider's Kid
Headin' Out
My List...
Lady Gray Pine
Peggy Godfrey
Elko Reflections
Country Graft
Old Vogal
Perfect Wife
DW Groethe
There's a Silence
Fifty a Day
The Fence
A Charlie Creek Christmas
The Great Hay Yard Assault of '04 or The Sad State of Cowboy Job Security
The Funeral
Under the Dim and Nodding Sky
One for the Workin' Cowboy
That Ol' Red, White and Blue
Yearlin' Heifers
Out My Window
Just Like A Chinook
The Bunny Poem
Midnight, Somewheres in August
The Carhartt Song
Pens and Pockets
A Cowboy's Education
My Father's Horses
Let Me Tell You 'Bout Weanin'
'Twas a Fright Before Christmas or Snake Eye Saves the Day
When There's Frost Upon the Ponies
Lady Luck Takes a Break
Star Cavvy
Two Cowpokes and a Tamper
Over Yonder
This Old Post