text: Cool Crafts for Kids: Bracelets and other Wristbands Written by Michele Wheat Wearing baubles around the wrist has been popular for a long time. It's impossible to pinpoint exactly when a person first discovered how pretty it was to tie something around their wrist. Scientists have found evidence of people wearing bracelets in ancient times. People wore bracelets made out of different things, including gold, silver, copper, bronze, and even vines and grasses. Some styles were very fancy, with lots of carving and details. Other bracelets were simple. Some people even thought that wearing charms around the wrist would help keep evil spirits away. Lots of new styles and twists have changed the designs of modern bracelets. People like making their own bracelets out of different things, such as string, ribbon, rubber bands, and even parachute cord. Parachute cord is a nylon rope that might also be called "paracord." A wristband made out of paracord is sometimes called a survival bracelet because people can unwind the paracord and use it in the wilderness. People also like making friendship bracelets and giving them to their best friends. Some bracelets are easy to make, while other patterns take practice. By learning basic knots, you might be surprised at the wristbands you can make for yourself or to give away as gifts. Visit these websites to see some of the bracelets you can make and instructions for different patterns: Instructions for Making a "Colors of Friendship" Bracelet (PDF): The "Colors of Friendship" bracelet uses hemp string and tiny beads to make a simple bracelet that many friends would like to have. Friendship Bracelet Instructions (PDF): You can make stripes in a friendship bracelet by using groups of strings in different colors. Weaving the strings in and out will eventually create a fancy pattern. Knotted Friendship Bracelet (PDF): The tradition of friendship bracelets states that friends wear them until they fall off. Use colorful embroidery floss to make a friendship bracelet with chevron stripes. Friendship Bracelets (PDF): Tying knots in different ways will make different patterns in bracelets. After learning how to read and follow patterns, you can make many different styles of friendship bracelets. Make a "Sisters 8" Friendship Bracelet (PDF): Cut eight different strands of embroidery floss, each 24 inches long. Tie the strands together and tape the knot to a flat surface. You can then twist them together to make a (wristband). Celtic or Overlapping Friendship Bracelets (PDF): Use special tools called shuttles to make a colorful bracelet. The Weave Wheel (PDF): A Weave Wheel is one tool for making a friendship bracelet. Slip strings into the notches on the wheel and weave them by following the directions. Friendship Bracelets (PDF): Choose four different thread colors and follow easy directions to make a friendship bracelet. The knots to tie include the overhand knot, the slip knot, and the half hitch. The Basic Diagonal Stripe Friendship Bracelet (PDF): Make a friendship bracelet with diagonal stripes in four different colors. Each stripe just involves tying knots with the different strands of string. Arola's Rainbow Loom Bracelets (PDF): A special loom has pegs for holding rubber bands. Choose bands in different colors and follow the instructions to make fun bracelets both with and without beads. Rubber Band Bracelets and Necklaces (PDF): You don't even need a loom to make a rubber band bracelet. Use a pencil and small rubber bands to make a chain. Add beads to your bracelet if you wish. How to Make a Paracord Survival Bracelet (PDF): To make a paracord bracelet, you will need paracord, a buckle, and scissors for cutting the cord. To make sure the paracord does not unravel, ask an adult to help you melt the ends with a lighter. Paracord Bracelet (PDF): After knotting paracord into a bracelet and attaching it to a buckle, you can wear it around your wrist. Paracord comes in many different colors. Paracord Bracelet Instructions (PDF): If you can tie knots, you can make a survival bracelet out of paracord. Make different types of bracelets depending on how tightly you tie the knots and how close together you make them. How to Make a Fishtail Paracord Bracelet (PDF): Make a fancy bracelet by choosing two different colors of paracord. By weaving and tying the cords together, you can make a different type of bracelet. Paracord Bracelet Made Easy (PDF): To determine how much paracord you will need for a bracelet, measure your wrist with a tape measure. Add two inches to the measurement, and double this number. Add six more inches to the total and cut the rope at this length. 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Leads Slips Away As Huskies Fall In NCAA Opener
May 15, 2010
WACO, Texas - One year after staging a huge comeback win in the opening round of the NCAA Championships, the Husky men's tennis team had to deal with a reversal of fortunes as they let a 3-1 lead slip away to 33rd-ranked Rice in the first round of NCAA Regionals hosted by Baylor. No. 25 Washington (17-6) had two tiebreakers in singles that could have clinched the win, but Rice hung on for the 4-3 victory, ending UW's season sooner than planned.
Washington had not lost a match all year after earning the doubles point, so it had to feel confident after lopsided wins at second and third doubles to clinch an early 1-0 lead. Senior Derek Drabble and junior Martin Kildahl clinched the point with an 8-4 win at No. 2 doubles over Rice's Tachibana and Rosa. For Drabble, it gives him 71 career doubles wins for his career, tying for fifth-most all-time. Juniors Tobi Obenaus and Alex Rosinski also ran away with an 8-2 win at third doubles over Podlewski and Polyakov to contribute to the point.
Rice tied things up at No. 6 singles, as Christian Saravia was able to take down Rosinski, 6-3, 6-4, but aside from that it was all Washington early. The Huskies won five of the six first sets in singles play. Obenaus notched his team-leading 24th singles win with a 7-6 (1), 6-2 victory over Isamu Tachibana at fifth singles to put UW back in front.
Junior Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan kept it rolling by closing out certainly the biggest win of his season at No. 1 singles, as he upset 27th-ranked Bruno Rosa, 7-6 (4), 6-3. Ranked 87th, Nedunchezhiyan missed out on making the NCAA Singles field for the second time, but took it out on Rosa, a two-time All-American and Conference USA Player of the Year who will be among the field of 64. He ends the season going 15-7 at the No. 1 spot with wins over seven ranked players.
From there, however, Rice began to rally. After each posting 6-4 first set wins Drabble and Kildahl only won a single game between them in the second sets and found themselves quickly in decisive third sets. Kildahl eventually fell just short of Oscar Podlewski, 4-6, 6-0, 6-4 at No. 4 singles. Drabble took a 4-2 lead in the third set over Sam Garforth-Bles at No. 3, but Garforth-Bles fought back to force a tiebreak, and kept Rice alive with a 7-4 win.
That brought it down to the No. 2 singles match with Pac-10 Freshman of the Year Kyle McMorrow against Michael Nuesslein. McMorrow won a see-saw first set, 7-5, and had a chance to close it out in straights in a second-set tiebreak, but Nuesslein stayed alive with the 7-3 win in the breaker. At 2-all in the third, Nuesslein pulled away with three straight games, and closed it out, 6-3.
The Owls will advance to face Baylor in the second round on Sunday. Washington will have to look ahead to next season starting in the fall. The Huskies lose only Drabble and will have a large senior class in 2011, but head coach Matt Anger was understandably disappointed in the present day's result.
'At the beginning of the year I wouldn't have seen this team losing in the first round,' said Anger. 'I think we are a very solid team. I know we hadn't really broken through versus a top-10 team, but I thought we were very solid. We let three matches get away where we won the first set. We win either of two tiebreakers and we win the match, but their guys fought hard. It was good clean tennis, a good battle and they got us 4-3.'
Washington Men's Tennis
NCAA Championships - First Round
May 15, 2010 - Waco, Texas
University of Baylor - Baylor Tennis Center
No. 33 Rice 4, No. 25 Washington 3
1) (75) McMorrow/Nedunchezhiyan (UW) vs. Saravia/Nuesslein (Rice), 5-6, DNF
2) Drabble/Kildahl (UW) def. Tachibana/Rosa (Rice), 8-4
3) Obenaus/Rosinski (UW) def. Podlewski/Polyakov (Rice), 8-2
Order of finish: 3, 2
1) (87) Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan (UW) def. (27) Bruno Rosa (Rice), 7-6 (4), 6-3
2) Michael Nuesslein (Rice) def. Kyle McMorrow (UW), 5-7, 7-6 (3), 6-3
3) Sam Garforth-Bles (Rice) def. Derek Drabble (UW), 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (4)
4) Oscar Podlewski (Rice) def. Martin Kildahl (UW), 4-6, 6-0, 6-4
5) Tobi Obenaus (UW) def. Isamu Tachibana (Rice), 7-6 (1), 6-2
6) Christian Saravia (Rice) def. Alex Rosinski (UW), 6-3, 6-4
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As the Hub's venerable and acclaimed Boston Symphony Orchestra prepares for the debut of its 135th season on September 24, it's almost hard to believe that this acclaimed institution had such humble beginnings. The dream of Civil War veteran, businessman and philanthropist Henry Lee Higginson, who desired to have a symphony in his hometown after being inspired 25 years prior by orchestral performances he attended as a young man in Vienna, the BSO first performed in 1881 under the direction of German-born conductor George Henschel. The orchestra held 20 concerts that first season, employed only local musicians to avoid friction with Boston's music community and used the Boston Music Hall—which later became the still-existing Orpheum Theatre—as its home. Tickets cost a mere 25 or 75 cents apiece.
Higginson's preference for German classical music led to a string of German- and Austrian-trained music directors in the early days. During this era, the beloved Boston Pops—an offshoot of the BSO that plays light classical and popular music—was created in 1885, and the acoustically superior Symphony Hall, the BSO's current home, made its debut in 1900. The orchestra's German influence was unceremoniously interrupted during World War I when Higginson and his orchestra manager Charles A. Ellis stubbornly refused to add "The Star Spangled Banner" to a performance in Providence, R.I., despite an upswell of patriotic sentiment in the country. Conductor Karl Muck, who was a Swiss citizen born in Germany that had ties to Kaiser Wilhelm, was eventually arrested and sent to an internment camp for the remainder of the war, after which he was deported. It was also during this period that Higginson, who had been the organization's sole benefactor, began to cede control to a board of trustees. A brief period of French conductors followed, which influenced the sound of the BSO for years to come.
Despite a few years of disorganization and rebuilding, it wasn't long before the BSO entered the period of its greatest prominence. Russian-born conductor Serge Koussevitzky, who was hired in 1924, oversaw the first orchestra concert for live radio broadcast in 1926, gaining the BSO exposure throughout the country. Koussevitzky and the BSO became less tradition-bound and turned more and more towards contemporary music, debuting pieces by such famed composers as Maurice Ravel, Sergei Prokofiev, George Gershwin and Igor Stravinsky. Tanglewood, the BSO's annual summer home in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, was inaugurated under Koussevitzky's tenure. It was here that the conductor became a great teacher to future generations of musicians, including protégé and Lawrence, Mass.-native Leonard Bernstein, who was recommended by Koussevitzky as his replacement when the music director retired in 1949, but was passed over for a more experienced, European-trained conductor.
Regardless of this brush with greatness, the BSO's sterling reputation continued under Alsatian maestro Charles Munch, who took the BSO on its first overseas tours. Also under Munch, in 1956, the BSO became the first American orchestra to perform in the former Soviet Union. The BSO's string of European-born musical leaders, however, was finally broken in 1973 with the hiring of Seiji Ozawa. Born in China to Japanese parents, Ozawa holds the record for longest tenure at the helm of the BSO at 29 years. James Levine, who succeeded Ozawa in 2004, became the first U.S.-born conductor of the orchestra.
Today, under the direction of Latvian conductor Andris Nelsons, the Boston Symphony Orchestra remains one of the best classical ensembles in the country. Classical music lovers can join them at Symphony Hall for opening night of the 2016–2017 season, which features an all-Russian program of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Mussorgsky and boasts internationally acclaimed pianist Lang Lang as a guest performer.


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Located in the oldest part of Bangalore city, the renowned business, Balaji's Antiques and Collectibles, was established in 1924. Specializing in South Indian works of art, including Ravi Varma lithographs, unique bronze artefacts, Mysore and Tanjore paintings and maps of India, Balaji's also deals in colonial and ethnic furniture and international early technology like mechanical gramophones, collectible watches and tin toys. Their unusual and vintage products attract a wide clientele, not only from India, but from around the globe. In fact, props ranging from old newspapers to vintage cars were supplied by Balaji's for David Lean's critically acclaimed film 'A Passage to India'. Their rare collection of antiques and collectibles are acquired after extensive travelling and thorough research. Today, items and artworks from Balaji's Antiques and Collectibles feature in the collections of the Dharmasthala Museum (South Kanara), the Omega Museum (Germany) and many others, including that of private collectors.
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Budget carriers should get out of Amsterdam's Schiphol airport if they go to the new Lelystad airport which is scheduled to open in 2019 according to KLM boss Pieter Elbers
Speaking to local media the KLM president said that he thinks budget airlines should be made to give up some slots at Schiphol if they plan to start routes from the new airport. He believes that the rapid influx of low-cost carriers and charter flights at Schiphol is threatening the airport's prime position as a major European air transport hub because they are taking up slots which KLM could use to expand its global network.
In the worst case scenario, claims Elbers, big international firms could leave the Netherlands or simply not coming to the country in the first place if the global network is not kept up to scratch, he said. 'The first flight to Bangalore adds more than the umpteenth to Barcelona,' he said.
The KLM president also believes that big inward investors like Huawei and Yamaha have chosen to locate their European operations in the Netherlands partly because they can reach the whole world, 'Schiphol's growth has to come from air connections which add to the intercontinental network,' he said. 'KLM and its partners are the biggest source of such flights.'
When Lelystad airport opens, the government wants it to be the main base for holiday charter traffic in order that slots at Schiphol can be freed up for long-haul trans-continental flights.
Schiphol is further limited by a restriction on the number of flight movements they are permitted to handle each year - it's presently capped at 500,000 per year. The current restriction lasts until 2020 but it iis believed that the government are looking into whether it is realistic to maintain such a cap when growing global demand may dictate a higher number of flight movements may be required to maintain Amsterdam's position.
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Design Masia Costa Brava
This luxury vacation villa Costa Brava is situated in a small village in Catalonia, Spain. If you have an artist soul this is the right place for you. A typical Catalan farmhouse converted into a state-of-the-art house with a delicate French touch. Every object is unique here. Every object speaks for itself. Go through a nice covered terrace with a barbecue area that will not let you get wet if it s raining, and come into a cozy, totally-equipped American kitchen with an island in the middle. You will have an oven, a vitro ceramic hob, a microwave oven, a toaster, a coffee-machine, fruit-squeezer and many other very useful utensils and cutlery pieces. Prepare yourself a cup of aromatic tea or coffee and have a rest. ¿You are planning a nice dinner? Then go the open-plan dining area with a design table and chairs that sits up to eight people. Or go straight to the stylish bar with a sitting area or upstairs and watch a nice movie on a huge flat TV or listen to music with an incredible stereo system. Feel the change happening to the house at night being turned on the outside light system, making your mood change as well. There are four bedrooms in this house. Three of them are equipped with king-size beds, the fourth one has two single beds. There are four complete bathrooms furnished with baths, some of them have shower faucets. Downstairs, you will have a living room with a desk that can be converted into your working space in case you cannot leave your business just flow when having vacations. There is one more living area upstairs. Having got outside, pay attention to the huge Buddha statue with a small fountain in the garden. Going down, passing by fruit trees, you come to the pool area furnished with loungers. Even if you think you have seen a lot of exceptional designer things before, this house will impress you.
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Diverse Cultures
There are 35 Nazarene churches in this mission area. A YiM team in the Navajo Nation will be led in partnership with Nazarene church leaders who embody the gospel through their contexts and love their communities in the hope of Jesus. Housed in Dilkon, AZ at the District office YiMers joining mission here will participate in various kids, youth, and adult local ministry, local gym outreach, and assist in hosting short-term groups. While developing cross-cultural friendships in Christ YiMers will also enjoy the beauty of this land.


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A pile of dishes sit haphazardly on the counter and they mock me. I should have done these two days ago, but something was always pulling me away and I would forget about them until we were hungry enough that I had to prepare a meal. So I would wash enough to make that meal. And they would sit there.
As I sit here and write this, my husband kisses my neck and suggest we go the store. I resist the urge to pull away and give him "the eye". This shopping trip is a necessary one and putting it off is just one more way of procrastinating.
But I need to do the dishes. I need to scrub the counters, sweep the floor, and mop it.
I look down at the floor underneath my own feet. I must vacuum.
I berate myself for putting off the housework. I realize that I have allowed myself to slip into that old darkness and feel the start of depression. Not only depression, but now anxiety. I would be so embarrassed if friends or family were to stop over for an impromptu visit only to find that my house has turned into that very house that has always disgusted me.
I write out a list and my husband leaves to get the groceries. Here I sit, tapping away at the keys and wishing I could write all day.
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The Prophecy
The women of the village watched their men sail away.
Carried in twenty ships, led by their brave King Ivar,
A thousand men to attack the British Isles not far.
The night before, the king had gone to the witch,
To ask : " Would they be killed, or come back rich ?"
The Volva, casting sacred bones upon her table,
Told the future to the king, as best as she was able.
" You will come ashore in a vast land of much wealth,
And deal to your enemy a great blow to their health.
The Gods will smile upon you in your quest for glory,
And the skalds will tell of your deeds in a wonderful story. "
Quite satisfied, the king paid the witch for her advice,
For his people, her words were well worth the price.
Ivar told of her prophecy in his great hall at the feast,
As he sacrificed nine calves, with the help of his priest.
They headed out the next morning into foggy seas,
Hoping to catch in their sails a favorable breeze.
The winds that they asked for simply did not blow,
And the seamen were forced to their oars to row.
The wind was unpredictable, the seas became rough,
The journey was very long, the conditions were tough.
As the ships beached themselves up along the shore,
The king's warriors jumped over the side, ready for war.
Through towns and the villages, Ivar's Vikings quickly came,
Either the villages paid the Danegeld, or they went up in flame.
The Norsemen were an unstoppable force of great might,
Those villagers who stood firm, died in the fire's last light.
Finally the Britains, on a plain, decided to make a stand,
They would fight to defend their homes, and their land.
The battle was very long, the ground ran slick and red,
With the blood of the warriors, who lay dying and dead.
By that evening the great struggle was over and done,
The few remaining Britains, had decided to turn and run.
The Vikings stood alone, and victorious, ready for their due,
They had proven with their might that the prophecy was true !
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Why is CompTIA Certification So Important?
The IT training market is often littered with poor quality courses which give you some form of "certification" that you can display in front of a potential employer, but never the right skills sets. But, the IT industry is also a fast growing industry and one of the most competitive job markets and industries. So training and certifications will also be a requirement in this industry. One way in which you can stay ahead of the curve and ahead of everyone else is by getting the CompTIA training and certification option.
CompTIA stands for Computing Technology Industry Association and offers a great array of IT certifications that will equip you with the skills to perform effectively in the most demanding IT environments. With the CompTIA training and certification under your belt, you will be able to qualify for very well paying jobs in the IT industry.
Before commencing on a CompTIA certification study program, it is important that you determine which of these certifications will best suit your expertise as well as your career objectives. The CompTIA training programs generally straddle very diverse disciplines. These include areas such as computer networking, Linux programming, the IT security as well as computer basics.
We live in one of the most competitive epochs and with the advances in globalization, you no longer have to compete just with others in your county or district, but with all those skilled workers in the global marketplace. This calls for you to enroll in a top quality IT training program that equips you with expert skills and a high degree differentiation that will ensure that employers can always notice you in the marketplace.
There are various CompTIA training and Certification programs that you can undertake in order to ensure that you stay ahead of the curve in the IT marketplace. For example, with the CompTIA A+ Certification, you will be able to build your capabilities and credentials as a computer technician. There are many areas that you will cover when it comes to the CompTIA A+ training. These include carrying out preventive maintenance, computer networking, computer security and troubleshooting as well as installations.
You can take a CompTIA exam that is vendor neutral and which will give you an internationally-recognized, relevant and accepted certification. Having CompTIA A+ training anywhere in the world is sufficient evidence that you know how to work with computers. If you are planning to take the advanced CompTIA certifications, then the CompTIA A+ training will be a good foundation on to build your future career.
You can also take the CompTIA Network+ Certification. This certification will equip you with the expertise to run, manage, troubleshoot, install and maintain network infrastructure amongst other tasks. It is a highly relevant certification if you are planning to work in a network role in those large companies with tens or hundreds of computers. It is also a good way to finish your CompTIA A+ Certification by acquiring more practical skills that you can apply in lucrative IT careers.
There are other CompTIA Certifications that you can undertake depending on your areas of interest. For example, anyone passionate about open-source technologies and Linux can take advantage of the CompTIA Linux+ Certification in order to build expertise in this area.
A CompTIA Certification is a priceless certification that you can add under your belt. It gives you extra gravitas in your job hunting and will most certainly guarantee you a strong consideration when you are on a job-hunting. Enroll for CompTIA training at New Horizons Australia today and prove your worth as a dependable IT specialist.


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Rafael Gomes with 5BORO just released a pro deck in Brazil that was presented at the Agenda Trade Show 2012 in Long Beach, California. Rafael was the best skater in 2010, elected by the Cemporcento Skate Magazine in Brazil.
Renato Custodio shot the magazine cover with the smith grind in NJ and Rodrigo Petersen shot the board preview at the Agenda show. From his past visit up to NYC he got down on a couple photos with the homie Ricardo Napoli also.
This lipslide with ease is in Astoria, Queens shown below and a backside noseblunt from flat under the BQE last, a usual spot for the New York winter months.
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Hi, Rebecca, I'll put out a call for info at the end of the party, but I'll contact everyone who doesn't send it in, and then give it to the authors. This way, I won't lose track of any of the info between now and the end, and I can keep it all in one handy dandy spot.
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Item #: SCP-2690
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2690 is to be only studied by SCP-2690-A instances. Once every 10 5 2 years, a Foundation researcher is to be sent to Containment Site-2690. Containment Site-2690 is not to have contact with other Foundation sites and is to be monitored by Containment Task Force Epsilon-13 ("De-Wingers"). Any signs of a SERAPHIM-1390 Event are to be met with Procedure ICARUS-2690.
Description: SCP-2690 is an unidentified object that initiates an LK-Class species transmutation event, classified SERAPHIM-1390, if not kept under constant study. All individuals studying SCP-2690 become instances of SCP-2690-A.
Instances of SCP-2690-A are [DATA EXPUNGED].
Item #: SCP-2690
Object Class: Beautiful
Special Containment Procedures: Touch It. Read It. Please, adore It. We need so many more. We stay here, where It was interred, until It takes flight.
Description: It could speak once. It needs us, or sorrow consumes It, but O! how bright! O! wings unfurl over your face and your feet and your chest in light of It. O! Such glorious luster! It illuminates flesh until It has enough. But, worry not! Love is inside of you. This is how we were meant to be. To learn that It was always in us is our greatest gift. To keep It to ourselves is sin. We all can fly, if we try hard enough.


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By Yousef HaiderToday marked several "firsts"....the first start in a Cardiff City sirt for Nicky Maynard. First home match for Tommy Smith. First time on the bench for South Korean superstar Bo-Kyung Kim (or Kim Bo-kyung). First time I've seen Cardiff this season and the first time I watched Cardiff BLUE birds, play in RED!!!
Strange times indeed for Cardiff city fans. However despite the threas the stadium was at least mostly full, and there were more red shirts than blue in the crowd. Despite the cynicism the money had been spent and the signings on show counted as proof.
The opponents, Wolverhampton Wanderers. The FIRST time we have played them in a few years and the FIRST time Roger Johnson returns to face the club that made his name. Luckily for Cardiff I was the FIRST time wolves would have to play without recently departed Fletcher and Jarvis. 20 odd million pounds worth of premiership quality.
The match started at a blistering pace, Cardiff played with a very fast tempo, they lined up in what looked very much like the 442 that the fans had been asking for. With Maynard and Helguson up front.
Within 15 minutes, Cardiff went behind, equalised and took the lead. It really was a joy to behold. The atmosphere was rocking right from kick off and the crowd seemed energised by the exciting talent on display.
Wolves went ahead through a very soft goal from a free kick that had more than a touch of a fortune about it.
Within a minute, Cardiff were awarded a penalty which Wittingham despatched with the ease we have come to expect.
Wolves restarted the match and with City's very next attack a beautifull pull back from some slick passing found Wittingham who stroked home his second goal of the game.
The crowd roared into life everytime Maynard sprung into life and Craig Noone was having a specacular debut with his mazy dribbles. Cardiff were in control of the match from start to finish in the first half but outside of the first 15 minutes there was little else to comment on.
As the second half kicked off, I had realised that bar any freak incident, Man of the match was probably already sown up. All that remained was debut of the match. Maynard and Noone had both really won over the Cardiff faithful already inside 45 minutes. I'm struggling to think of two better, more dazzling debuts for Cardiff.
One hour done, 30 minutes to play and really it was all Cardiff. Wolves seemed unable to create any sort of genuine opporunities and posed no real threat. In attack they seemed to be really missing out on the recently departed England international winger and a Scottish international Striker. The defence was doing their part however and counter atack after counter attack from Cardiff was staved off.
Tommy Smith put in a shift of epic proportions in addition to the two newER boys and looks like a magnificent capture.
20 minutes into the second half and Craig Noone was brough down in genuine Wittingham territory. The midfield maestro stepped up and bent a looping ball across goal into the top right corner to sign seal and deliver his man of the match performance, and his hat trick!
One penalty, one from open play and one from a free kick. It may not have been the traditional "perfect hat trick" but I was the perfect Wittingham hat trick.
For the last 20 minutes Joe Mason took to the pitch. Maynard made way to a standing ovation and with Mason taking his place and bellamy not even on the bench it was a reminder of the quality of the squad currently available to the Manager.
The match drew to a close 3-1 the final score. A good day for the blues, a good day for reds, but a bad day to be an orange!


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Eva the Diva is another year older!
Happy Birthday Eva!!!!! It's my little muffin's birthday today and she turned 2!!!! I can't believe it. It seems like she was a newborn half a breath ago.
In honor of her special day, this blog entry is written in her favorite color!
What an amazing job Shane and Fi are doing raising her. They are both so hands on without being over bearing. They're totally cool parents and make it all look effortless, which I know it's not. I think that when it's your kids bithday, the parents should get a cake and presents for doing a good job and surviving another year!
Look at that face...are you kidding me? The coolest little girl I've ever known. She's super smart (already can count to ten and knows sign language) super funny (this kid can tell a joke like nobody's business) and a total natural at doing somersaults! This is one cool kid with a wonderful and beautiful life ahead of her.
Happy Birthday Eva! Here are a few of your favorite things:) I love you!!!


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Be Sure You Enjoy That Gaming Holiday
Back not a lot of years back, I used to live approximately a tiny 90 min travel out of Las Vegas. It was no big deal for me to jump in my car on Fridays and go to the Strip for a while. I was able to gamble whenever I wanted, and I admit that I became a bit tainted in that account. Besides, there is not anything like having the ability to bet on 21, craps, poker, or one armed bandits anytime the hankering strikes! On one occasion I moved away, my regular gambling den jaunts were not an option. As an alternative, I started to plan an all-inclusive wagering getaway no matter when I wanted some excitement.
Being capable to bet on my favorite gambling hall games simply when on a proper gaming getaway absolutely has its disadvantages. It meant that I possibly could simply wager a few times a year where I had been doing it virtually each weekend before. For another thing, having to take a betting vacation meant that I needed to squander cash on an airplane ticket, rental vehicle, and an inn suite. Here was money that I couldn't use to wager at the table games, so my funding was noticeably reduced right from the start.
But I have to acquiesce that gaming vacations have some really exquisite advantages too. For example, I have noticed that I've turned out to be a far more attentive and smart bettor. When I'm on a wagering vacation, I aim to be open to make astute gaming decisions The easy reason being, I have to maintain my amount of money around for the length of my junket.
If it's been a long time since you've experienced the thrilll of having a substantial wager on the hook, then I very much insist on experiencing a gaming vacation quickly.


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Scrip Program Information
The scrip program is a gift card fundraiser that allows you to purchase gift cards from different stores, restaurants, hotels, and businesses. Each gift card has a rebate percentage that goes directly to your organization and gets applied to your account. The website through which to register/place orders is: http://www.shopwithscrip.com
Setting Up an Account
To sign up to use the Scrip program:
- Click on 'Join a Program' in the upper right hand corner of the ShopwithScrip home page
- Enter the Ballyhoo Sports Academy enrollment code: CDL9D3DD47785
- Create a Username & Password
- Fill out all required information fields including your son/daughter's name in the 'Student Name' field
Setting up PrestoPay
To place orders, we require all families to use the PrestoPay option. With PrestoPay, your purchases through the Scrip program will be electronically deducted from your checking account.
- Once you're registered & logged into your account, click on 'Dashboard'
- Select 'PrestoPay' in the right hand column
- Enter banking & personal information
- Your account information will be saved. Two random small amounts of money will be deposited into your account. This typically happens within two business days.
- As soon as you see the deposits in your account, return to the PrestoPay section of the website to verify the set up of your PrestoPay account
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Scrip Ordering Procedures & Delivery
Scrip orders will typically be placed once a week on Sundays. Cards will be delivered to Heritage Hills Athletic Club and be ready for pick up late Wednesday/early Thursday.


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Rare vintage Wedgwood pale blue jasperware large oval medallion with silhouette portrait of Lord Amherst (Jeffrey Amherst, 1/29/1717 - 8/3/1797; 1st Baron of Amherst, Governor-General of Canada). It was manufactured in 1962, most likely, to commemorate the role of Lord Amherst in capturing Martinique and Cuba in 1762 (200th anniversary).
Cameo is in excellent used condition without cracks, chips, repairs, etc. Only minimal age appropriate ware.Please review the posted pics for more details and let us know if you'd like to see more. Questions are encouraged and welcome. Dimensions: 6 1/4" x 5". Medallion is marked: "WEDGWOOD", "Made in England", "62", and some other potter marks; date: 1962. The item "Vintage Wedgwood Blue Jasper Ware Lord Jeffrey Amherst Large Oval Medallion" is in sale since Thursday, April 26, 2018. This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Pottery & China\China & Dinnerware\Wedgwood". The seller is "xytop7" and is located in Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica.


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Child Relocations: Know Your Rights
In Holzmann and Holzmann, a recent judgment was handed down by the Family Court concerning the relocation of children.
The case involved a Darwin couple who married in 2008 and had two children during the marriage aged nine and five. The parties separated in 2013, then in 2016 the mother took the children interstate without consulting the father. The father appealed against the Court orders made in July 2017, which allowed the mother to relocate the children without the father's consent. On appeal, the Family Court upheld the judgment, thus allowing the children to be away from their father.
In summary, this case illustrates the point that while there is a presumption of equal shared parental responsibility, the court must consider whether such an order would be in the best interests of the children and whether it would be reasonably practicable to do so. Clearly, in this case, the Court did not think so.
Should you be faced with similar parenting matters, please email me at email@example.com, call anytime on 0410 639 921 or contact us online. We have dealt with numerous child relocation cases and can advise you accordingly.
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Ok heres my last two Petzval impulse purchases off of Ebay.
The smaller one has some text around two of the larger glass elements that reads "E Francais 1881". It cost me all of £8, yes £8.
The larger one has 12″ written on the lens caps. This one seems to easily cover my half plate. This one cost a bit more and someone else had the nerve to be bidding on it also. £22 final bid and still a bargain in my head.
So four Petzvals of differing sizes and quality. They all have different thread sizes so each will have to have its own lens panel made for each camera.


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George Washington Did What According To Wikipedia???
Many have joked about how Wikipedia seems to rank at the top of practically any Google search that you do. Often, that's a good thing, as Wikipedia has lots of great information. But a search on george washington today shows a downside. Someone edited the start of the Wikipedia entry about the first US president to be less than flattering. Google spidered the entry, and that material was used to form the description of Washington's Wikipedia page, as shown below. Look at the second listing:
It's embarrassing for Google, but the fault really lies with Wikipedia, since this text stayed on Washington's page long enough for Google to catch it. Indeed, it looks to have been on the page for at least a day. It's gone now, but when I looked about a half hour ago, the text was still there. It will probably take about another day for the description to fall out of Google itself, once the page is recrawled.
FYI, the description does not show at Yahoo or Ask.com because Wikipedia is not in the top result for a search on George Washington there. At Live.com, the Wikipedia page shows but was last visited on May 13, before the insulting text was added.
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Oak Forest High (OFHS) Class of 1997 Alumni List
Help us Update the Oak Forest High 1997 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
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Bokator is an ancient Cambodian martial arts that includes grappling, kicks, elbow strikes and weapons training.
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According to Bokator Cambodia, "Bokator/Boxkator, or more formally, Labokator (to fight (like a) lion) is a Khmer martial art that may be a predecessor of southeast Asian kickboxing styles. History indicates that Bokator or an early form thereof was the close quarter combat system used by the ancient armies of Angkor.
Angkorian warriors were a key factor in enabling a succession of Angkorian kings to dominate southeast Asia for more than 600 years beginning in 800 AD. Popular belief is that Jayavarman VII, the ruler of the Khmer Empire, was a practitioner of Bokator.
Unlike kick boxing, which is a sport fighting art, Bokator was a soldier's art, designed to be used on the battlefield. It uses a diverse array of elbow and knee strikes, shin kicks, submissions and ground fighting. Bokator practitioners are trained to strike with knees, hands, elbows, feet, shins, and head. Even the shoulders, hip, jaw, and fingers can be used to fight an opponent to submission or death.
When fighting, Bokator practitioners still wear the uniforms of ancient Khmer armies. A kroma (scarf) is folded around their waist and blue and red silk cords called sangvar day, are tied around the combatants head and biceps. In the past it is said that the cords were enchanted to increase strength, although now they are just ceremonial.
The kroma (a cotton scarf worn around the waist) shows the fighter's level of expertise. The first grade is white, followed by green, blue, red, brown, and finally black, which has 10 degrees. After completing their initial training, fighters wear a black kroma (scarf) for at least another ten years. To attain the gold kroma one must be a true master and must have done something great for Bokator. Becoming a "true master" is most certainly a time-consuming and possibly life-long endeavor: in the unarmed portion of the art alone there are between 8,000 and 10,000 different techniques, only 1,000 of which must be learned to attain the black kroma."
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Oh man is it hard to stay humble. I will readily admit that this is something I find difficult. And I think it's something that many other people struggle with too. Let's be honest, when you've worked hard on something it feels great to get a bit of praise and appreciation, especially when it's from someone you look up to. But you have to look at where your heart is in all of this. Who's approval are you seeking? If it's the approval of others then yeah, it's flippin' hard to stay humble! If it's wholeheartedly God's approval, then surely it should be easy to remain humble; when you see what you've done compared to what Jesus has done. However, because none of us can say truthfully that we are completely and utterly only seeking the approval of God and not of man, humility is a constant battle for all of us. But this actually serves a good purpose as I find it makes me even more aware and in awe of Jesus' humility. I mean, Jesus has loads of followers, he's the son of God for goodness' sake! Yet when he was on earth, he was known for his humility (among other things). It was one of the things that made him stick out from the others. The other religious leaders were extremely proud and didn't ever do anything even remotely close to what Jesus did! I see this as a challenge to all of us, as yet another wonderful attribute of Jesus' that we can't help but long to copy. I believe that when we are being humble in our hearts and outwardly, more room is left for God to be glorified – and what better thing is there than that?
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Great, Amy. You are really writing about great topics. You write so well. Looking forward to reading more.
Humility is a word, or maybe a concept, that has been inescapable for me for a while now.
It's simply an essential attribute for a healthy Christian community. Both for individuals to have their pride broken and for communities to have a sense of corporate humility – we're not doing this because we're special but it's because Christ sustains us.
I like your words. It really is a constant battle! But I found it was helpful in the Screwtape Letters (CS Lewis) that the demons found it devestating when the Christian conceded to just laugh at his struggle with humility and just accept the grace of Jesus.
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The End of Suburbia
Gregory Greene's important and timely documentary, The End of Suburbia (IMDB), which played last night at the DC Environmental Film Festival, opens with an epigraph from James Howard Kuntsler, author of The Long Emergency and Geography of Nowhere: "We're literally stuck up a cul-de-sac in a cement SUV without a fill-up." Kuntsler has been documenting for some time the long-term effects of suburbanization in contributing to what President Bush has belatedly described as our "addiction to oil." Greene's documentary compiles the research of Kunstler and other researchers, many of whom participated in a "Peak Oil" conference in 2003, where these researchers began discussing strategies for dealing with the imminent crisis in oil production. While Greene's documentary is unsettling, it also offers strategies for alleviating the worst consequences of the end of an economy and culture based on oil, one best represented by the uniquely American version of suburbia.
To Greene's credit, The End of Suburbia, if anything, underplays the stereotypical loathing of suburbia, noting instead the degree to which suburbia has been entangled with contemporary versions of the American Dream. Instead, Greene uses clips from In the Suburbs, a 1957 promotional piece commissioned by Redbook and available from the Prelinger Archives to gently mock suburbia while showing the link between suburbia and the American Dream to be an ideological one (the clips from In the Suburbs in fact provide some much needed kitschy humor). In the Q&A afterwards, Greene cautioned the audience against seeing "suburbia" as a universal concept, noting that in Canada, and more particularly in France, the suburbs have a much different cultural resonance than they do in the United States, where they are associated primarily with white flight and white picket fences.
More crucially, The End of Suburbia offers a wealth of evidence that the we are nearing the World Oil Peak, the moment when global demand for oil begins to outstrip supply, which will happen in the very near future, if it hasn't already happened (especially given increased demand in India and China). As Suburbia painstakingly illustrates, the consequences of inaction–or worse, deepening our dependency–are tremendous. Consumers have already faced significant increases in energy prices and, in Maryland at least, a gallon of unleaded gasoline continues to hover around $2.60, which may soon seem like a bargain, and from there, the film asks some pointed questions. Notably, how will the end of oil affect our ability to ship products inexpensively from overseas (or even across the US, for that matter)? To what extent will the end of reliance on fossil fuels demand that we forsake McMansions for a return to city centers? One policy maker even speculates that multiple families may be forced to share these mansions in the distant future, while others predict that American subdivisions may become the slums of the future. It's a relatively bleak portrait, and Greene wisely accompanies these dour predictions with a touch of humor that prevents things from seeming entirely too bleak.
The End of Suburbia also offers some alternatives that might not prevent what Kunstler has called "the long emergency," but might make it a bit more manageable. Among other alternatives, the film espouses "the new urbanism," which focuses on producing more sustainable communities and a greater emphasis on localism, the subject of Greene's follow-up documentary. I had a chance to chat for a few minutes with Greene after the screening about the upcoming film, and it sounds as if the new documentary will complement The End of Suburbia quite nicely.
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Here I share MY TOP 5 WORST EVER UBER RIDER experience reviews with you. This is where I was the customer/rider. These moments just had to be shared and should be rather entertaining to say the least.
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Hi my name is Marvin and I the youtube channel EverydayMarvin Reviews where I cover various experiences I have had using different products.
Today's focus will be on the Uber ridesharing app service. This will be me reviewing uber drivers and with me as a rider/customer for a few less then ideal rides I took using this service.
Now going back to the main event….
At this point in time I have officially taken 70 uber rides and so I would like to say I am pretty darn familiar with the platform and the process from setting up pickup to the final dropoff.
I have decided to share my top 5 worst uber driver exepericnes with me as the rider/customer. No specific names will be listed but each on will be given a somewhat fitting alias.
I want to start at #5 which is bad and end up at number one which was abd but end up at number #1 which was probably the worst experience I have had out of all of them
#5 The Gospel Groovy One
This one fell on a Saturday and I was wanting a ride to another town not too far from where I was and In this new town I would be looking forward to a nice get away at my airBnB reservation. Just in case you don't know what Airbnb is it is basically like booking a hotel but except for you get a place at someone's house for a time being. I made a video all about and will attach it along with a link to try the service with a free $40 credit! Enjoy!
Well I was looking forward to a very relaxing time and though the physical ride itself would go pretty smoothly. The mental,physcological and auditory aspects wouldn't ,because my uber driver wanted to share his full on musical taste with me. Which shouldn't be a horrible thing in and of itself. I have actually heard quite a few good songs this way. Unfortunately what I hopped into was a a FULL ON GOSPEL TRAIN riding experience.
Now let me give out a little background on me. I come from a very religious background. my family loved listening to gospel music from the time I was a baby until I dang near moved away during my college years. So that's a lot of years of music. I don't really have that much against it but my musical palette has expanded quite a bit since that time.
So the last ting I want to hear when I hop into my Uber ride for a weekend of fun is old gospel music. If I wanted that I would checked to see if a local church provided uber rides.
He was really bumping it too! I didn't know if maybe I should ask him to turn it down or if that would seem rude. So I did the best I could. Fortunately I had my earphones with me which I carry just about everywhere. I had to do something to cancel out all that noise during my ride.
So I decided hop on youtube determined to block it out as much as possible I felt like some early 2000s nostalgia so I ended up watching "Toxic" AND "Oops! I did it again" by Britney spears. This did put me in a pretty good mood but I could still hear his music bumping in the background.
I was so glad when I finally reached my destination! You don't know…lol
I never want to set foot in that car or be driven by that driver ever again!
#4 The UPSET LADY/The Frantic Lady
Now this particular one was not too long ago actually. I just need to run an errand real quick. My driver was an older lady with glasses in her mid to late forties I believe. When I hopped in she seemed nice enough. Apparently she had just gotten back from a class reunion and was in good spirits.
I listened to her talk about that and asked a few friendly questions like how her day was so on. She had a relatively nice car and seemed pretty friendly.
Well she probably would have stayed that way if it wasn't for the upcoming accident.
So I was about 2 thirds of the way to my destination and we happened to run into a traffic accident. Apparently someone had ran in to someone esle at an intersection and it was blocking the normal way I was suppose to take for my route to my errand.
Now this by itself shouldn't be a big alarm.. accidents happen all the time. But… something about this one made my driver real upset. She started talking louder and giving her own commentary on what she saw. Then when she started backing up another car was behind us and she start talking angrily at that car. I understand it was an awkward situation but I expect my driver to keep their cool a little better. Shew as definitely demonstrating some road rage.
I wanted to hop out of the car right then and there but I had already came so far. It was a few minutes before we could finally make our way to my destination and then i needed her to take me back as well. So I stuck it out. But I did have her drop me off a little ways before my stop
I NEVER want to be driven by that lady again!!!!
#3 The Complainer
So this time I had to run another errand. I was patiently waiting and while I did I decided to take a look at the profile information about my driver before they got here.
What I was reading was all good stuff! There were several friendly comments left from other riders. I thought to myself …I am in for a treat then This should be fun for about 10 minutes or so until I get to where I need to go.
So my uber driver arrives and I hop in. In my head I am like I am ready for the fun to begin. So we start conversating and I mentioned how I had looked at her profile. I told her that it looks like you have been driving for a while. She replied with a yes but it isn't what it used to be. She mentioned when she first started which was a year and half ago roughly that she was getting rides all the time. Unfortunately she said that has changed since many more people now drive for uber. She complained that people say you can make a full time income with uber but there was no way to really make that kind of money.
She seemed really bitter about all of this and it kind of brought down my experience unfortunately. The more she talked the less I was enjoying.
To me it's ok to make a small gripe or complaint but you should turn that around and bring it back to positive pretty quickly when representing another company essentially that you choose to work for of your own free will.
Pus she was telling me she was nurse or nurse aide of some sort and she was doing this in between checking patients apparently.
She also told me some story about how her and a friend went out of town to drive for uber near austin or somewhere and that she didn't like the experience at all She just had to come back after that.
I got out of the car with a bad taste in mouth after that one.
I also never want to have that driver again!
Now we are getting to the top 2
Well the previous ones were sort of bad the next 2 are definitely top my list for a good reason.
#2 The SWORDSMAN
So this time I was at a pretty good sized shopping center waiting for my ride. I saw the information on them beforehand and I thought they seemed ok. Now when I think about them I get literally kind of scared. HONESTLY!!!!
So it started off not too bad but it progressively got worst.
So I was waiting and I had an idea of what the car would look like thanks to Uber. While I was waiting I got a call on my phone but I didn't recognize the number so I didn't answer. Then I thought shoot that is probably my ride. So I looked around and then I saw my ride drive right pass me.
I tried to waved in hopes that they would see me in the rearview mirror but they didn't they just kept on driving. So they called me again and I answered. I told them I wasn't too far away and shortly there after I was in the car.
They were apologizing for not getting it right. I told it was ok because it was a big shopping center and the directions that the app gives can be bit confusing sometimes.
So once we got pass that the real ride began…..
One thing I noticed was they didn't want to seem to want to make eye contact with me not even at he beginning of the ride as I can recall. There was some random EDM music going on in his car. I couldn't place exactly who or what it was. It felt like they had some royalty free music going on.
So as I sat
I could kind of tell the guy was socially awkward and I will admit that I can be socially awkward too depending on the situation.
Unfortunately I couldn't understand half the stuff he said during most of the ride and the stuff I could understand was kind of disturbing.
Here is what I learned in my less than 15 minute ride
1. He rambled on about how he doesn't trust cops. He doesn't follow the law intentionally. He texts and drives all the time apparently. texts and drives on purpose out of spite.
2. He also seem very pumped about this new law going into affect where a person will be able to carry sword with them. He mentioned about how the second it went in to effect he was gonna go out and buy his own sword. He seems abnormally excited about this and mentioned how he was gonna carry it with him all the time.
I felt so uncomfortable in the car listening to this dude. I almost wanted to stop the ride and just hop out and walk the rest of the way. Lol
I am not sure if he had an accent or what, but it was kind of hard to keep up.
The only saving grace about his ride was that he had bottled waters all over the inside of his car for riders. I did take one since he offered. I drank it later and it wasn't bad.
He also had candy in his car which I didn't take part in.
I pretty darn happy when this ride ended.
I had to get one more ride before the end of the day and it was a good one. I had had the driver before actually and he was cool. I ended up telling both of my stories to him and he was astounded at the bad experiences. We both had a good laugh too.
One of the advantages with Lyft from what I have heard is that you can rate that ate driver poorly and not match you up with them again.
I wish Uber would incorporate this!!!
So the final bad driver AND ABSOLUTEL THE WORST EVER FOR ME!!!
This one gets the number one spot due to the length of the drive and how it really seemed to drag on and on.
Out of all the drivers I have had for uber this one is the #1 person I would NEVER want again IN MY LIFE!
So this time I was wanting a ride to visit a friend I hadn't seen in a while in a nearby town.
I was really looking forward to visiting and it was dark at this point.
They always say don't judge a book by its cover but sometimes your instincts can be right on people by simply taking a look at their picture.
When I was assigned my driver I took a look at their picture and thought I am not sure about this person but I also thought I would just brush it off and that not I was hopefully wrong.
UNFORTUNATELY MY instincts were right on POINT with this one.
The trip I needed was about 45 minute drive and so it was gonna be longer than your average uber ride.
I was hoping for a nice smooth ride with either a fun conversation or quiet time with me and my earphones.
So my pickup spot was actually towards the outskirts of town and I was waiting on a hill of sorts.
My ride showed up in a van which was expected. They had a little issue getting up the hilly drive way but they eventually got it.
I opened the door and confirmed their name as I usually do with every uber/lyft ride. They had a unusual name and I had mispronounced it. This was an innocent mistake. They corrected me but they did it in a kind of rude and forceful way. I was immediately turned off and from then on the riding experience went down hill.
I normally hop in to back seat because that's how I like to be driven when with an uber/lyft driver. To me this half of the point of use these services which is to be catered to. They tried to be friendly and have me in the front seat but I declined. I don't like sitting upfront next t a stranger personally.
So since my ride was longer than a usual one they needed to make a stop to grab gas. I understand this
Fortunately there was a gas station not too far from my pickup spot. So I thought ok this is a good spot also for me to grab a drink or food for the long drive.
So we arrived at the gas station and while she was filling up I hopped out and told her I was gonna grab something real fast.
She immediately turned and asked me could I get her something and forced money to me. I was kind of turned off more by this. Now if she would have asked friendly like I wouldn't have had such an issue with it but… she didn't
She asked like it was expected of me or something.
This made me so upset to where when I went in the store I didn't feel like grabbing something for myself. I just got her coke drink that she forced me to get and got out as quickly as possible
It didn't help that inside of the store everyone seemed to be taking their sweet time. There were like 2 or 3 people ahead of me in line and no one was in any kind real rush. Having conversations about something I could care less about.
Finally I came out and I was really ready to go. I gave the Uber driver her drink and change. I also hopped back in the back seat. Only to be told that she wanted me to sit in the front seat.
I tried to refuse but she pretty much forced me to sit where I didn't feel comfortable at all.
Now I understood at the time it was dark and maybe she didn't feel entirely safe with a person in the backseat. BUT… I was paying for this ride so I didn't see why she couldn't just let me sit where I wanted to.
This made things very awkward and it became more so because after we left The gas station she was talking on the phone to someone. Her conversation was loud and very unprofessional.
I decided to put in my earphones and block her out. So I started listening to my music and looked forward to the ride ending.
Then suddenly she decided that she needed to get off the phone and focus on driving the long road to my destination.
I still had my earphones in at this time and then she says to me to the effect of…. "I know I am not about to drive this long road and your not gonna talk to me."
I was like "what?!" inside my head. So I put away my headphones and tried to have conversation with her, begrudgely. I asked a few questions about her uber experience and how long she had been driving. She had mentioned that this had been her part time job and that she worked for whataburger full time. I told her that for one summer I had worked for whataburger on the night/graveyard shift. I ended up quitting due to the stress of the whole experience.
So we had that in common and she was familiar with my old boss. We talked about that.
So it seemed like I had seen the worst of the ride……
Then it hit. I think I mentioned something about how I had read an article somewhere about uber testing out automated cars.
Then she went left field on me .
She started quoteing stuff from the bible and about how that was sign of the rapture and end of days.
I was like lady you just lost me!
At this point all I could say was nothing. We were nearing my destination and I was determined to get out of the car AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
So once we got into town I made her stop at the first gas station we saw and let me out. This was about 5 minutes or so before my real destination.
I knew my way the rest of the way even though it was dark out. I thanked her and then went on my way.
I was so happy to get out of that car and away from that driver. Fortunately for me there was subway at the gas station I had been left off at and I grabbed myself a sandwich to help compensate me for all the stress and discomfort I had just been put through.
She did get me to my destination but the trip was anything but delightful all the way through.
So with that last one this tops my top 5 worst uber driver and me as a rider/customer experience reviews.
As of late I have been mixing it up with my ridesharing experiences. I now try to leave my options open. So I either use lyft or uber at this point.
Lyft has been giving me a lot of discounts as of late and their rides can be cheaper than uber at times. So now I open up both apps and just compare how much the ride will be on both and then choose accordingly.
It is all about getting to my destination as cheaply as possible.
I will also be the first to admit that with lyft the drivers are generally a little friendlier and I am as of yet to have a bad lyft riding experience ,honestly.
I hope you found my top 5 worst uber riding experience reviews entertaining and informative. Don't forget to check out those freebies and discounts too while your at it.


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Fans of hot reverse harem fantasy romances and action-packed paranormal fairy tales will fall for Terah and the mysterious shifter world thriving in plain sight.
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The dragons have been summoned…
…but their return awakens a dark evil.
A vengeful darkness that threatens their quest to return home.
Amalia and Kylan have survived The Brotherhood, but the adventure is just beginning. While Aros follows the guidance of the gods, he and the wolf-shifters find themselves used as pawns in the inevitable war.
The lost Erani Empire awaits, but for the Mage and her dragon, they'll have to make a great sacrifice to reclaim it.
They just have to destroy the mysterious Shadow Master before he rises to power.
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Celeste St. Angelo left the bright lights and big city for the mountains of North Carolina to open the next phase of her flourishing Angel Therapy business, a healing and wellness center. With the grand opening looming she has no time for distractions, especially love.
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If you think I have it all, you're wrong.
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Grayson Xenos is tailing me. He's as handsome as his jaguar is deadly, and I certainly didn't expect him to have my back. The enemy has an evil magic I can't face on my own, and Grayson needs me to help him just as much as I need him. He's a temptation I can't ignore nor deny. I have the power to unmask the hidden enemy and he has the power to take them down.
But only if I can embrace the heritage I've avoided for so long…


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How to Make Homemade Chicken Jerky for Dogs
Every day is special with Frankie. I just celebrated his birthday which makes that day, well, even a little more special. And for that it was obvious that he needed to have his very favorite treat, homemade chicken jerky! All of my dogs love this stuff, especially Frankie, it is definitely his favorite. It's very simple to prepare, completely nutritious, and probably better than any store bought treat you can find because it is absolutely fresh and made right in your own kitchen. You know right what's in it! It's kind of fun to watch the dogs start to go bonkers when they smell it cooking, they know what's up! So here is the recipe and what you need to make your very own homemade chicken jerky for dogs. Enjoy!


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HooplaKidz is one of the bad YouTube preschool/baby channels/shows that Gabriel Garza hated. This show has a lot of Nursery Rhymes, and it's like Mother Goose Club, but much worse.
The characters from HooplaKidz – Annie, Ben, and Mango, appeared in the film MYCUN as one of Carrie Underwood's henchmen. They will return in MYCUN 2 as well.
Information from Wikipedia
HooplaKidz is a children's educational web-series hosted on YouTube created by Anuradha Javeri. It is made for preschool kids. It stars three popular animated characters – Annie, Ben, and Mango. The franchise revolves around nursery rhymes, pre-kindergarten content, basic numbers and language learning, kids' recipes, art and craft, and children's entertainment. The series started as a collection of children's stories, educational videos, and nursery rhymes on June 7, 2010.
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