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Reviews by Lindsie
really good and i agree good acting!!
it is a funny funny funny movie that you hear so many quotes from ;). amazing and touching at the same time though
this is a hilarious movie for 7+ u can watch tthis movie more than 100 times it will still be funny. EAT YOUR FOOD TINA!!!
AMAZING YET AGAIN! im personally creeped out how the ring posses people...and even frodo gets obsessed with it throughout the journey. i must have to say that aragorn is completely adorable and is amazing and i personally think that legolas was born amazing which would make sense because....hes a elf! :)
I LOVE LEGOLAS AND ARAGORN SOOOOOO MUCH :) really good movie for maybe olderish kids becauses there are some reallly EXTREME battles :) i really recommend it!


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For Breast Cancer Awareness month we are featuring a few of our top sellers including Superfeet Berry, Fuschia Sandals, and Flop Topz Pink Ribbon Sandal Insoles. All products are great for comfort and style with the color of breast cancer pink. What better way to be a supporter than to show off the color and make your feet feel comfy and pain free.
Celebrate good times This month with our Flop Topz Pink Ribbon Sandal Insoles that gives cushioning and style to worn out sandals and thongs. Keep your feet dry and clean with a moisture wicking anti-microbial top coat fabric. They also are made to cushion the impact of weight and shock for increased walking and gives assistance in helping your soles last longer. Available in sizes Medium Womens 5-7, Lg 8-9, Xl 10-12.
Our Superfeet Berry Insoles are specially designed for womens feet. The Berry absorbs shock, provides stability, and reduces over-pronation while standing, walking or running. Perfect for when there are charity events of walking or running marathons for the awareness of breast cancer. Berry is Superfeet's first Trim-To-Fit insole specifically designed to address the unique biomechanical qualities of women's feet and footwear. Also the Berry's are ideal for women with a medium to high arch.
Our Oofos fuschia Sandals is that great color for this month and you will never want to wear another sandal after you try these. The Oofos Technology is based around a proprietary technology of OOFOAM that absorbs 37% of impact and shock. They are great when you have to walk a good distance and very easy to clean and take care of. We have the fuschia oofos available in thongs for your style and comfort.
With these products it gives you great comfort and are all made for specific needs. Again -what a great way to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness month and have your feet happy and healthy.

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King's Lynn Town launch community hub at their Walks ground
11:33 28 September 2012
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King's Lynn Town have launched a scheme which will turn their Walks home into a community hub.
Linnets chairman, Keith 'Buster' Chapman said: 'The club wants to engage with the community more so we have been chewing a few ideas over and hopefully this is a step in the right direction.
"The former Café Verde will be converted into a Community Hub which will be open for use every day or evening of the week for approved associations or clubs at absolutely no charge.
"One of the first groups to come on board is the Stars Study Centre who plan to embrace the Football as well as the Speedway in their studies. We also plan to allow selected groups to use the pitch during their sessions for activities and training.
"This really is a unique project and one which we hope the community embraces and makes full use of, it would be great to see people making the most of our fantastic club every single day of the week.'
Friends Of The Linnets have offered their help in the revamp of the old Café and are looking for donations of memorabilia 'we want the Community Hub to beam with memorabilia from the club of old and new.
"We would really appreciate any shirts, trophies or photos that people would like to donate," said committee chairman, Andrew Wilson.
Any clubs or associations who wish to use the hub should contact Charlotte Rham by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Anyone wishing to donate memorabilia can drop it to the Friends at the club shop on matchday.
Tomorrow the Linnets go for their fourth successive win when Barwell visit The Walks in an FA Trophy clash.


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I've been commuting on a GT MTB (slicks & bar ends fitted) for the last 6 months and the 40KM round trip is starting to show up the MTB's lack of road skills. Being 6'2" and riding a mix of road/pavement (sidewalk for the Americans on the forum) I thought using a road bike would be a bad idea. My weight and the fact the bike will be used daily in all weather conditions and on some pretty rough pavements seems unfair on a pure bred road bike. Those wheels/tires just wouldn't last?
I started looking at touring bikes but that slack geometry puts me off. I used to be a roadie so have no fear of a focused riding position. I also looked at flat bars but again my history with drop bars has me leaning in this direction. I then stumbled on the idea of getting a CX bike and sticking nice slick 32 tyres on it. Perfect I thought - A road bike built tough. Feel free to offer opinions here.
Anyway on calling a number of bike shops here in Sydney it would seem that the demand for CX bikes over this side of the world is thin to say the least. They can all order them in but how do I know I want the bike without a test ride?
I suppose I have a few questions here>>>
1. Commuter bike for a 40KM trip. I notice that when the word commuter is used people assume city riding. I ride 40KM but it is most certainly not through the CBD. A CBD courier style bike is not what I want. IE flat bars. Any thoughts?
2. Road bikes - Am I being over cautious or would a big guy on a daily tough commute (no offroad) kill a road bike.
3. CX Bikes - A good commuter in my particular case and where can I find them in Sydney. Trek, Cannondale, Kona??
I know I've thrown a lot of debates up here and people have different opinions on what makes a good commuter. I think what I'm trying to do is get your opinions on what makes a good commuter for me, in my circumstances.
Thanks all.


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The First Kiss.
by Abby Margolis Newman
I have to confess: I was a witness to my teenage son's first kiss, and it was bizarre, to say the very least. There he was, pulling the girl close to him with one hand, tenderly caressing her jawline with the other... and then, the kiss. It was fairly brief, but then as soon as he pulled away, she threw her arms around his neck and pulled him in for a much bigger smooch. My first thought was: wow, that's a beautiful girl; my son could have done a whole lot worse. Then I thought: Oh my god! That's my son, kissing a girl!
No, I wasn't hiding under the bleachers at the high school, spying on him. My 14-year-old son, Aaron, was on stage, under bright lights and in front of an audience when this kiss occurred: he was playing Captain von Trapp in a production of "The Sound of Music," and the beautiful girl was the actress playing Maria. As Aaron drew this girl toward him for that first kiss, my palms broke out in sympathy sweat. I worried about his braces getting in the way. But he seemed cool as a cucumber and I thought: when did my little boy turn into a total stud? By the time the wedding scene rolled around and with it, of course, more kissing, it was only slightly less shocking.
Most parents, to be sure, don't actually witness their children's first kisses -- but most first kisses don't happen quite so publicly (nor do most teenagers get to rehearse their kisses ahead of time). There was something almost surreal about watching Aaron in this play; he was so weirdly man-like, his broad shoulders filling out the costume jackets perfectly (and yes, he would die of embarrassment if he ever read this). He played Von Trapp, a very stern captain in the Austrian Navy who has seven children and a deceased wife, and whose steely exterior is slowly melted by the charms of the fair Maria. So I watched, fascinated, as Aaron expertly twirled Maria around the stage, one hand behind his back. Another shocking moment: Dancing? I thought. Who is this boy?
I know this is going to sound incredibly corny but: when did this child, who was just playing with Legos when I last checked, turn into a man-like creature who kisses girls? And who is, went the backstage gossip, the object of several crushes on the part of tween girls in the cast? One mom pulled me aside, laughing, to tell me her middle-school daughter is "in love with Aaron," and that she actually clipped his photo out of the program -- the better to moon over, apparently, or slip under her pillow.
This is really sweet. Thank you for sharing this snapshot of your family with us. I have a teen boy, too, and this is a great story you've shared with us. All the best....
I don't want to even think about that. I recently posted on truuconfessions.com about how a little neighbor girl keeps trying to kiss my ds, he is 5!
It's kind of hard to think about and even though my boys are still young, I know that the time will fly before I know it.
My 11 yr old granddaughter's "first kiss" was caught on a camcorder. She, her cousins & some friends were making a summer movie "Mystery Under the Oaks" and there was a kissing scene. Of course the 2 "liked eachother" which is why the scene was probably written. It's cute and saved forever on dvd (and to bribe her later in life!)