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A man who opened fire on children and adults in a Philadelphia barbershop was shot and killed by a citizen with a concealed carry permit.
The armed citizen had been walking by the barbershop when he heard gunshots. He ran inside and shot the gunman.
According NBC Philadelphia, the incident arose after two men got into a fight in the barbershop. An unnamed 40-year-old man fought with another customer then pulled out a gun and started shooting.
Police said the man fired on "customers and barbers," and some of those customers were children. As the 40-year-old man was firing, the citizen with a concealed permit entered the barbershop and shot the gunman in the chest.
The 40-year-old was transported to Presbyterian Hospital where he died from his wounds according to Breitbart.
No one else was injured thanks to the armed citizen's intervention. Philadelphia Police Captain Frank Llewellyn said, "He responded and I guess he saved a lot of people in there."
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I am thrilled Fall has officially arrived. I know I say this a lot, but I just can't wait til those icy cold fronts sweep in and carry the heat and humidity away. You'd think I'd just move since obviously Miami weather and I have this love hate relationship going on. And who knows, maybe I will end up somewhere with distinct seasons yearround lol
For now I'm happy to call this amazing place home. I don't think I'll ever finish exploring all those amazing natural hidden gems that Miami is bejeweled with. After class on Thursday I decided to hang out by a nearby park. I always say I'm at parks but you guys have to understand that parks in Miami usually means like hundreds of acres of greenspace with different outdoor activities going on. There was a pretty little gazebo rest spot where I decided to soak in the shade.

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Retail Supply Shows Signs of Catching Up with Demand
April 13, 2017
By: Mark Raines, Senior Vice President
Houston's retail supply is finally beginning to satiate the red-hot demand of the latest growth cycle.
The city's retail construction pipeline decreased in the first quarter of this year, settling at 2.7 million square feet. This represents a significant, but ultimately inevitable decrease from the cycle high of 4.2 million square feet. As another sign the market is beginning to normalize, vacancy inched up across Houston to 5.1 percent. However, both vacancy and availability remain well below their respective 10-year averages.
Grocery continues to be one of the most active and interesting sectors within Houston. Brands are evolving to keep pace with shifting consumer demands and the changing Houston landscape. In restricted urban cores, like Houston's inner loop, where total retail vacancy is just 3.7 percent, grocers are getting creative with smaller footprints and vertical layouts that work within mixed-use and residential projects. With regards to their offerings, brands across the board are increasing their prepared foods sections and integrating technology into the shopping experience to streamline the buying process and optimize convenience.
Looking forward, Houston's retail supply will continue to increase as construction projects deliver. Healthy demand will contribute to positive net absorption throughout the year. While vacancy is expected to remain mostly unchanged as supply and demand rebalance. Overall, though construction is falling, key indicators point to a healthy level of growth for the Houston retail market in 2017.
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About the Author
Mark Raines is a Senior Vice President and the Retail Brokerage lead for JLL Houston. In his role, Mark focuses on delivering strategic and innovative real estate solutions that produce superior results and create exceptional value for clients. Mark has more than 15 years of commercial real estate experience and is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).


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I told students we were going to learn how to format and write a letter. A letter is a written message that is usually sent through the mail. I asked students if they had ever received or written a letter and most said no. However, they were familiar with email so I told them it was similar to that. I went on to tell them the parts of a letter; the date, greeting, body, closing, and signature. The date is written at the top of the letter. The greeting goes underneath the date. This is where we say hello to the person. The body is what we have to say. It goes underneath the greeting. The closing tells the person goodbye and goes after the body. The signature is where we sign our name and it goes underneath the closing.
We decided we wanted to write a letter to the principal. I modeled writing the letter on the document camera so that all students saw how a letter is formatted as it is written. They also wrote it at their seats for guided practice. Even with the letter posted and labeled, many students write the date and greeting and body on the same line because they are accustomed to writing in that manner. I anticipated that misconception was able to catch students as soon as they made the error. I emphasized that letters are formatted in a special way and it is important that they follow it. I explained that the greeting is written on a line by itself and the body begins on the next line. There is the same misconception with the closing and signature, so I was able to catch that error early on, as well.
After writing the draft, I modeled checking it for errors and making corrections. I wrote the final copy on the third day, the same day they were writing their final copies in order to model the publishing phase. I posted it in the class as a model to which students could refer when writing their own letters.
Students were given the direction to write a letter to anyone they liked. Students at this age enjoy close relationships with friends and relatives, so most students wrote letters to relatives. This was their first foray into letters, so I kept it relatively simple. I did not give them a topic because I wanted them use their own creativity. Besides, letters are personal and should convey a message of the individual's choosing. I did not require a certain length, either. Again, I wanted them to focus on the format. (Content will be more important in an upcoming assignment where they will write a letter from Mulan.)
They worked on their letters for two days. Day one focused on drafting. Day two focused on revising and publishing.
I conferenced with students during their writing, focusing on format and conventions. I stressed using the proper format for letters because I knew they would be using it soon for an upcoming reading assignment. The focus would be on content at that time, so I wanted to be sure students had a firm understanding of the format. It would be information overload to have to re-teach writing a letter in addition to the reading concept that would be the focus.
Student volunteers were asked to read their letters aloud. This gave students the opportunity to practice speaking clearly in front of others. Some students are not comfortable sharing writing of a personal nature aloud, so that is why I asked for volunteers. I allowed students to use the system microphone to encourage them to go up. Some students were silly using the microphone, but hey, silliness is characteristic of 8-year-olds. I simply reminded them of proper behavior when using technology and they modified their behavior.


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Kiet Group is situated in Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh state of India. Established in 1998, and it is affiliated to Mahamaya Technical University. b'Kiet Group', Ghaziabad offers 15 courses across 2 streams namely Engineering, Management and across 3 degrees like B.Tech, MBA, M.Tech. b'Kiet Group' campus is spread over 17 Acres. Hostel facility is not available for its students.
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- Best CSI Student Branch Award awarded by CSI Ghaziabad Chapter in 2nd CSI IT Excellence Awards 2016.
- Ranked at # 1 among Pvt. Engg. Colleges of U.P. for Innovation & Incubation- Dialogue India Academic Award Ceremony 2016.
- Ranked at 5 th (State ranking) among private engineering colleges and at 56 th rank (National ranking) among India's Top 100 Private. Engineering Colleges - EW India Private Engineering Colleges Rankings 2016.
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- Accredited by NAAC with Grade "A" for 5 years w.e.f May,2016.
- NBA Accredited Courses (EN,ME,CSE,IT,ECE) - Reaccredited for the third time.
- UPTU Academic Excellence Award - (B.Tech. & MBA).
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- Technical Business Incubator (TBI) - Approved by NSTEDB, DST, Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India (Entrepreneurship Development initiatives through TBI-KIET).
- KIET has been designated as University Research Center for CSE, EN and Pharmacy discipline.
- NIRF-2017 - Overall Ranking (151-200) ; Engineering (151-200) and Management (51-75) rank band.
- AKTU result (2016-17) - KIET tops in the results Odd Sem 2016-17 (B.Tech first year in terms of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA).
- KIET has been recognised as the "Best Regional CSI Student Branch" among seven North Indian States in recognition of our contribution to CSI activities for the year 2015-16.
- KIET has been awarded with "Campus Preparedness Award 2015" for meeting out the Goals & Challenges of Institutional Advancement amidst Emerging Global Trends in Higher Education in an award function on 2nd Apr'15 (by Engineering Watch).
- KIET has received "Best IT project by students" awarded by RICOH (a Japanese Company) on 10 th Apr'15 at Radisson Hotel, Noida. Only 7 colleges from North India have recognized for different categories by expert panel of RICOH.
- Ranked as No.1 for Best Management College and No.2 for Best Engineering college in UPTU by Dialogue India in an award function , Delhi (20 Jun' 15).
- KIET was the host institution for Virtual round of SAENIS efficycle 2015. 92 colleges including the Team Incredible participated in the event held at KIET. (4-5 Jul'15).
- KIET ranked at 91st among 700+ engineering colleges across India in EDU -RAND Engineering College Ranking 2015.
- Established NPTEL -Local chapter at KIET.
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I. Background
The Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) Research Program was created in the 1970s to investigate the status of dolphin populations incidentally caught by the purse-seine fishery for yellowfin tuna in the region (see "The Tuna-Dolphin Issue"). Our research, which is mandated by the Marine Mammal Protection Act, Section 304, is focused on ETP dolphin populations, impacts of the fishery on these dolphins, and the ecosystem that supports them (including physical and biological aspects of the environment).
An important function of the ETP Research Program is also to provide scientific expertise to the US delegations to the two regional fishery management organizations: the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission and the Agreement on the International Dolphin Conservation Program. These international management bodies are responsible for managing ETP tuna fisheries and promoting dolphin conservation. The estimates of abundance for ETP dolphins, as well as other studies conducted by this program, provide these international management bodies with information that is critical to assessing the effectiveness of fishery management and conservation measures. In addition, these dolphin abundance estimates are the basis for calculation of annual, stock-specific mortality limits.
Due to the vast oceanic area encompassed by the ETP (some 20 million square kilometers of water), the assessment of dolphin populations affected by the fishery has required the use of large-scale research cruises spanning decades, and the ETP Research Program has maximized its use of this platform by simultaneously collecting oceanographic and biological data to understand the ecosystem supporting these dolphin populations. The studies on these ship-based surveys are conducted by scientists from many different groups within the Marine Mammal and Turtle Division, including: ETP Cetacean Assessment, Marine Mammal Spatial Habitat and Risk Program, Cetacean Health & Life History, Marine Mammal Genetics, California Current Marine Mammal Assessment Program, Marine Turtle Research, and Science Implementation, Planning & Policy.
II. Research Questions
With rich datasets from this remote open ocean system, the ETP Research Program is uniquely positioned to answer remaining questions about ETP dolphin populations, as well as develop ecosystem approaches to management for application in other areas. Currently, our research is focused on addressing the following questions:
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Have you been feeling weigh down by negative thoughts, due to certain situations or environments, when you are by yourself or you feel them from people around you? Believe me, it happens to all of us, and it is up to us to make these negative feelings last either for a brief moment or for a longer period of time.
To be honest, the past year or so has been difficult as life has thrown quite a few curve balls my way, but I will reveal to you that what helped me through these negative situations was cultivating a positive mindset. I have learned that no matter what happens, I have to believe in myself and make the best out of every situation, and to try my best to bring sunshine with me wherever I go. This is the only way to live my life with joy, peace, love, hope and passion.
Last week I was introduced to Christian D. Larson's beautiful poem called "Promise Yourself" and it describes the magic of having a positive mindset towards life, and it's exactly what I strive to do every day. I love it so much that I would like to share with you! ❤
Wherever you are and whatever you are doing in this moment, even if you are in doubt or filled with negative thoughts, think of this promise and believe wholeheartedly in the power of positive thinking.
May this poem bring a smile to your face and be a source of strength and inspiration to you! 🙂


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I have listed a new property at 8029 144 ST in Surrey.
Welcome to this executive custom home situated in the most desirable location in Bear Creek! This half acre gross density lot has it all and features mature trees and a huge backyard perfect for any family. The moment you step foot in the home you are greeted by a large foyer and the family room has high ceilings all throughout. Updated kitchen is perfect for any chef in the family with new stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and newer carpets in the living room. Main floor also features a master on the main, with a spacious ensuite perfect for any in-laws. Upstairs features 3 bedrooms with one full washroom. Authorized 3 bedroom suite is perfect as a mortgage helper. THIS WILL NOT LAST.


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Professional Tips on Packing Your Belongings When Moving to Toronto
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Economy Linen, quality products and excellent customer service! Thanks to Economy, I can provide an elegant look and feel to our Ballroom experience here at the Paramount Theater. Economy's prompt attention to product orders has saved me from a crisis on more than one occasion and it has earned their service team the description of being impeccably reliable. One cannot go wrong with Economy Linen!
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ERRATA – 2nd Edition
The Howe Sound Crest Trail (HSCT) north of The Lions and south of Magnesia Meadows has been rerouted to go directly over 'David Peak' as the primary route. The "horseshoe" section of the trail which drops ~300 m into the Capilano Watershed was decommissioned by BC Parks in late summer 2015. The already existing route that goes directly over 'David Pk' has been formalized using BC Parks standard trail markers and is now the official alignment of the HSCT. See revised map image below:
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On the front cover "Cypress Mountain Provincial Park" should read "Cypress Provincial Park".
Calculated Magnetic Declination as of 2013: 17° 3′ East. Annual Change (minutes/year): 11.5 '/y West.
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15 Ways to Spring Clean Your Makeup Collection
Let's be honest, our makeup collections can always use a bit of a clean or reorganising every now and then. However, we all need a bit of motivation to really get us going so I thought I'd share some of my top tips for Spring cleaning your makeup collection. Let's get organising!
1. Clean your makeup brushes - If you can't remember the last time you gave them a proper clean then they're well overdue a wash!
2. Disinfect your makeup collection - Clean brushes won't be much use if your products aren't clean, pick up an antibacterial makeup spray.
3. Organise your nail polishes by brand and/or colour - It makes everything much easier to find, see how I organised my nail polishes.
4. Use up old products before purchasing new ones - By purchasing more products you're just adding to your stash of unused products, rediscover your stash!
5. Replace old beauty tools - Tools such as tweezers, nail files etc all need replacing after a while. You'll notice the difference!
6. Check expiration dates - Applying out of date makeup can be pretty dangerous, especially products for use around the eyes. If you've had it for a long time, it's time to get rid of it.
7. Clean out makeup bags/makeup organisers - We've all had our makeup bags go a bit grubby after a while. Give yours a good clean or get them replaced.
8. Sharpen your eye/lip pencils - Blunt pencils won't perform quite as well as sharpened ones, pick up a decent makeup pencil sharpener. I'm a fan of this NARS one and trust me, if you're spending more than a few pounds on it, you won't let it out of your sight!
9. Give unwanted products to friend/family - If you have products you aren't using but are still fresh, why not give them to someone who will use them?
10. Look out old products and fall in love with them again - I'm sure you'll discover that nail polish you used to wear constantly or the lipstick you'd choose above them all!
11. Have a pamper night with your friends - What better way to use up your products than to have a pamper night with some loved ones? Treat them to facials and finally use up that face mask.
12. Create new looks with products you find - You might find products that look great with your current favourite foundation, eyeshadow shades that compliment each other.
13. Commit to project 10 pan - Simply, use up 10 products before buying any new ones. A great way to shop your stash.
14. Think before you buy - Ask yourself, do I need another nude lipstick? Will I wear green eyeshadow? If there's any doubt.. save your pennies.
15. Replace the old with the new - If there's a product you really love using but it's coming to an end.. replace it! You'll know it will get a lot of use so there's pretty much no product wastage.
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Caremonkey, a social care network aiming to be "the Facebook of health and safety", has won the 2015 Slush 100 competition for early-stage startups. The €650,000 (£460,000) awarded makes it the largest ever prize offered at a startup pitching competition.
Founded in 2013, Caremonkey acts as an access point for personal medical and emergency data for organisations with a duty of care. The company already has around 100,000 users of its app in Australia and will use the prize money to scale up its operations.
"Hospitals, schools and sports clubs are all using Caremonkey as all these organisations have a duty of care," Caremonkey founder Troy Westley said in his final pitch to judges on the main stage at the Slush startup conference in Helsinki, Finland, on 12 November.
"With Caremonkey they have instant access to everything they need in the care profiles, from emergency contacts to medical conditions. We give the right people the right information in an emergency, even when they're offline."
The startup has already had some high-profile endorsements, with Richard Branson calling it "certainly one to watch" and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak saying "the more this is a standard, the better".
The Australia-based firm beat satellite imagery startup Astro Digital to the Slush 100 grand prize. Slush has grown from a small gathering of like-minded tech enthusiasts in Helsinki in 2008, to one of the largest tech startup conferences in the world, with more than 15,000 attendees in 2015.
The founder of mobile games firm Supercell, one of Finland's biggest tech successes in recent years, described Slush as "the most important event Finland has hosted in a very, very long time".
Speaking at the company's Helsinki headquarters before the event, Supercell CEO Ilkka Paananen said: "The economy in Finland isn't doing very well, in fact it's doing very poorly. Startups are seen as a sign of hope."


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Suicides on northern reserves have baffled many, and solutions and programs to date have done little to alleviate the problem. Tragically, our young people are still killing themselves. Why? And what are tribal council leaders doing to help? Not much that can be seen; they continue with programs that have obviously not worked in the past. There is a humanitarian crisis on our reserves, yet our tribal leaders talk about building a Governance House in Winnipeg to house the offices of these very reserves where the young take their own lives. So because most of these northern leaders are always in Winnipeg, except for a few reserves where the leaders know their people need them at home, the leaders prefer a governance house in Winnipeg. For this reason, these travelling chiefs are called "Sasquatches", i.e., "You often hear about them but never see them."
This must change. Qualified leadership on the reserve when problems arise must be a priority. Currently, on many reserves, the lights are on but nobody is home! At one time, the placement of Indian reserves in remote areas of the province was a good idea, a well-intentioned gesture, and a nod to trapping and commercial fishing which were once an economically-viable source of income. That time, however, is gone. It was a well-intentioned gesture to do the right thing for the natives of the day, but things have changed, including the fact that game and fish for sustenance are not what they used to be.
Northern stores are now the source of sustenance for residents of northern reserves, a diet dramatically different than their forefathers'. Obesity and diabetes run rampant, with the lack of both employment and physical labour once enjoyed from trap lines contributory factors. Band offices and stores have limited job openings for those residents; welfare is the only other option and that's not much of an option. Once-proud parents who nourished their families from the land now find they are very limited; their feelings of helplessness are very real.
Alcohol and, lately, the abundance of drugs have fuelled another epidemic. Addictions to these vices are on the rise and create other industries that should not be there – bootlegging and drug dealing. A mixture of boredom and poverty are the right mix for those who ply these trades. Control for the lucrative industry has sparked gang wars in Indian country, brought on by those who ventured into the city, learned the gang life and then relocated back to the reserve to establish their own little kingdoms — armed with connections in the cities for their supply of narcotics. The real cost? Our young, who see no future trapped in a cycle of poverty. Crowded homes, nowhere to sleep when the party is in full swing, lack of funding to further their education, helplessness, despair and pressures to join the gangs are the daily battles the young face.
The live-in-the-past Indians, who believe we lost our culture and that we must return to our past in order to heal, are to blame for all that is now happening. They must wake up and smell the sweetgrass. Like many cultures, we aboriginal people know where we came from, who we were and the proud past we once enjoyed before European contact. We will never lose that part of our past, but we also don't need its loss shoved down our collective throats every time a crisis hits our communities. If we are to heal our people and succeed as a people, we must move on and take advantage of economic opportunities that are out there today. Nobody owes us a living. We must take advantage of our resources and become players to create healthy communities. In other words, it is time to get off our collective "butts" and learn from other successful bands who have grasped these abundant opportunities.
Manitoba's Aboriginal leaders should forget their latest ode to empire-building, Governance House. Instead, the hopes and ambitions of today's youth should be encouraged. Our young need institutions of higher learning with residences for those wanting to relocate, which can become institutions of hope. Many also need to overcome the isolation and learn not only to survive outside the reserve system, but also to become valuable contributors to their people and society in general. Instead of the Governance House, we desperately need fully-staffed residences in large cities that include security staff, social workers and crisis intervention workers for the young still in grade school who may find life on their reserve unbearable. They need a place to which they can escape when life at home becomes unbearable. This is not a fix-all to the suicide crisis, but it is a start.
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April 19 – 22, 2015
We left St. Augustine with bad weather chasing us!! Luckily we made it just in time and got all set up before the storm arrived. The wind was fierce, but the sound of the rain hitting the roof was awesome. Poor LaciLou was hiding in her bed, shaking like a leaf and no amount of coaxing could get her to come out.
The campground, Savannah Oaks was about 2 miles off the main highway, there were lots of permanent residents, the one side of the park where we stayed was basically for short term. It was a nice campground with lots of trees, but with trees, shade and moisture also comes bugs!!
Yup, out comes the bug spray again.
The next day turned out to beautiful, we decided that it was a day to kayak thru the Ogeechee River. The wind was still pretty strong and we knew it would be a challenge but decided we could handle it!!
While we were in the canal the wind was mild and we paddled pretty good. I of course was looking for the alligators, I can say I was kinda relieved and sad that there weren't any to be found. When we hit the big water things changed in a hurry, the wind was pretty strong so it took lots of strength to head into to the wind. The best part was heading back, I told Guy that he could just relax and I would do all the paddling!!!!! I'm sure you can figure out where this is going, the wind took us right back, so I didn't need to paddle, I relaxed as well!!
The next day we decided to check out places we had not seen before, as we had been to Savannah before with friends. Someone told us about Fort Pickens and an old plantation and museum we could check out. Off we headed, but along the way we got sidetracked, we saw some signs for, Skidaway State Park, off we went and decided to drive thru and check it out. What an awesome campground, lots of space between sites, lots of trees, great tables and full hook ups. We will definitely stay there next time we are in the area. I didn't think to take pictures of the campground.
There were some hiking and biking trails there at this campground as well, we had not brought our bikes with us so we decided to rent some and ride the trails.
This is the view on part of the ride, the tide is down and pretty muddy.
Even LaciLou got to ride with us in her backpack! She loved it!
Later we headed into Savannah for dinner, we thought we would find a restaurant looking on the water along the marina instead we found a little place on a side street that had the best pizza I think that Guy and I have ever eaten. We walked around the side streets for awhile and then had wine outside and listened to the street music. Again I didn't take my camera.
April 23-27, 2015
One of the campers that was next to us in Savannah told us that we needed to head to Myrtle Beach State Park that the campground was very nice and not to far from the water. We called hoping to get a site and were so very lucky as we got the last site that they had for our size rig. Our site was a very tight fit and took some jocking around to get it away from the trees and so we could let out the slides, a couple of our neighbors came over to help which was very nice. Our neighbors, Barb and Wayne were the nicest and friendliest people, the first night there we had some great conversations with glasses of wine. From the on we were always together chatting. We hope that we can meet up with them again along our way.
There is something about state parks that we really like, the atmosphere, the campgrounds are the more like the type we like going to, we love the trees overlapping the coach, the smell of the pines, the dew in the morning, campfires at night. The one thing we had not planned on when we left Savannah was no dumping at our site!! We were trying a new product for our tanks and the instructions say leave your tanks full for the first few times you use it so it can work on the sensors, (sensors tell you when your tanks are full or empty) it helps to keep them clean!! We traveled with full tanks, stayed for 4 days and did not get to empty. So just like when you tent camp we used the camp restrooms and showers for the few days we were there.
Guy happened to notice a couple of weird things around our site, like trash laying around that was not there earlier, and something in our chair, things hanging from a tree as well. Here are the pictures of the strange things.
We think that they were oak worms on the tree, and a wren had made a nest in our chair over night. The trash we found was a squirrel was making a nest in a tree and stealing the neighbors napkins.
One day we drove up to Pawleys Island to walk the town and check out the stores, have lunch and just putz. It was a nice change of pace. It was a cute shopping center amongst the trees, all the businesses were old houses painted white with black shutters. Lots of cute names for the stores, luckily we did not really buy much, a vest jacket for me(on sale, 50% off), and lotion bars for friends of ours that were heading to see.
We also rode out to the island and checked out the houses and to see the beach, the more that we are at the beach and look at these beach houses and see how much work it is to keep them up, it looks like a money pit and 24/7 job. We decided that we would never want a house on the ocean.
There is an inlet on one side with the ocean on the other. Interesting how long the walk ways on the inlet side reach out past the sea grass to get to the water, some are over 50′ long. Each house has their own dock and walkway with a boat house, but we must have been there a little early in the year as we did not see any boats at the docks.
On another day we checked out Murriels Inlet, what an interesting place, there was only one street with atleast 25 different types of restaurants linning the street. We decided to walk and find some lunch, hoping we could watch the boats as we ate. Much to our surprise all the restaurants lined up along the water with a walk path along the water. The energy here was amazing, each restaurant had its own music playing, people had stands set up and were selling their craft items, the seagulls were squacking and hoping for a hand out, across from the walk way was an island which had about 10 goats living on it.
The beach and the surrounding area where we were camped was so beautiful that I took my bike and camera and just took a million pictures. It is so very hard to portray how things really look in pictures. I will leave you here with some final pictures of my day.
Thanks for keeping up with us "Rovers" stay tuned for our stay in Cape Hatteras, N.C. where we are meeting up with 5 couples we met in Sevierville, Tennessee one year ago.


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Regal Augusta Exchange Stadium 20 & IMAX
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Wow, what a marquee!!
starting to have problem with gangs of teenagers, shooting a few weeks ago. Premiere of the JAMES BROWN Bio here, stars, glitz..
This opened on November 12th, 1999. I uploaded its grand opening ad here.
Mike that is so true! I went to this theater over Christmas with my sister, and it was something else in there. I felt sorry for the kids working there.
sorta got a kick out of the Whine Line in the METRO SPIRIT,someone called and complained "young gangsters are taking over the 20 plex".What,I bet they slid thru one of the many Exit doors,A young Gangster buy a ticket?
YEP,you got out in on the tail end of the real Theatre business.Promotions like Zack liked would be laughed at Today.I remember dressing up like the Marx Brothers to run around the Late Show crowd waiting to see "DUCK SOUP"tied a big Camel on my car to promote "HAAWPS".Not done today.
I hate this theater. Way too big. The concession stand is HUGE and is about the slowest in town! The type of folks that come to this one seem to have no manners…talk during the movie and, of course, turn on their stupid cellphones that light up like a beacon, which distracts everyone around them! Course, to be fair, that happens at all the theaters nowadays.
Amen,dhroc,all over AMerica.
Just what everybody needs…another generic twenty screen empty theatre showing the same stuff all the other empty multi-screens are showing.
They have the opening date wrong. Summer of 1999 I lived in that small row of duplexes behind the BP in front of the mall, and would often walk over to the old Exchange 12 theater, they were still showing first run movies there. I am pretty sure this theater opened in November of 1999.
I don't think this cinema has Twenty one screens.They put the IMAX in an existing theatre,Not that I care. I wasn't impressed with Imax,just another way to get an extra three bucks from a dumb public.
Oh.I snuck my head in to see this Great IMAX i read about on CT."GREEN HORNET" thursday night playing on IMAX to an empty house.If people are paying Extra for what I saw.Plenty of Stupid People.
Finally went a few weeks ago to see "TRUE GRIT" first time ever in this monster,They were running movies to empty houses with THE LAMP ON.I couldn't believe doing something SO STUPID, we never did that,start the film, run it But with the Lamp off.Man, I am glad I am out of the THeatre Business.I hate Stupid Theatre Managers.
Sorry Mike this marquee says Regal 20, the one in Nashville is Regal 27.
Here a aerial view
Here a aerial view
Sadly,nothing special to look at.Could be one in NASHVILLE.for all we know.
Here one more photos
Thanks Alonzo but this is very old news and the Regal 12 has been gutted by Regal Cinemas.
Regal Cinemas plans to open its 20-screen movie theater at the Augusta Exchange shopping center.
It is the next big project to open at the steadily expanding retail center.
The 84,000-square-foot theater will include a cafe, serving gourmet coffees, juices, muffins and ice cream, and a video arcade. Ticket prices have not yet been disclosed.
Regal marketing coordinator Robbie Arrington said that ticket prices should be about the same as they are at Regal 12, the other local theater at the Augusta West Parkway shopping center.
Thanks for adding this one.Even though i refuse to watch a movie in that circus of a theatre.REGAL says its an IMAX THEATRE.Locals that know about IMAX say it is not.I could care less about this monster.


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Broken Social Scene - Toronto Needs An Enema
|23-Jan-2006 01:28 pm
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It's only appropriate that the first review I decided to write for this site was for the Broken Social Scene concert on Friday, January 20th at the Kool Haus on in Toronto. The reason is that about 3/4 into the concert, Kevin Drew shouted Toronto needs an enema! He didn't specify Pet Enema, but still, I took it as a sign.
After a quick two-beer warm up at C'est What, a group of friends and I headed down to the Kool Haus. Yes, I'm a fan of Broken Social Scene, but my iTunes contains the truth: my ratings vary between 1 and 5 stars. Some of their tracks can be pretty boring, but the songs that I like, I really like. So my expectations were not all that high... I was looking for night out listening to a local Toronto band play a few good songs. Sure, that happened, but I got more. They put on a great show, but the clincher was Leslie Feist. With her and the amazing set of musicians on stage, this was one of the best concerts I've seen in about 10 years.
If you haven't seen Broken Social Scene live, you may not be aware that they are more of a collective than a band. When they first got on stage, I counted 13 people. I counted twice to be sure, but it was hard to see everyone from my chosen location next to the bar. The number varied from song to song, with a total of 24 people on stage by the grand finale. It was difficult to tell how much they all contribute at any given moment, but I think the large number of members explains their atmospheric sound. It also means there is always someone to watch, since at any time at least one of them is doing something mildly interesting.
The concert started off strong with, as a friend said, a string of singles. As far as I was concerned, they played everything I wanted to hear in the first hour before moving on to a few songs I didn't recognize. If I remember correctly (and I might not... note to self: take a small notepad to next concert) it was the first two songs that were played without Leslie Feist. I've read that Feist isn't always on tour with them, so I wasn't sure if she was going to appear. But I also wasn't sure I cared. Then Feist was brought on stage, and her arrival was the turning point for me. Feist has an incredible stage presence. I knew she had a great voice, but watching her on stage was a whole different story. On stage she emits energy that's not just picked up by some loser-geek-music-review-wannabe hanging out by the bar, it's also picked up by the band. With her hair flying around, she moved around the stage in a way that displayed confidence and passion for the music. I can't say I think she's a good looking woman, I've seen pictures, but I left that concert with a thing for her.
If you've heard their studio work but think some of it is a bit flat or hollow, you need to see them live. Their stage rendition of Almost Crimes is worth the price of admission alone. And that's just one example.
After that first hour, they ventured into some songs that I was less familiar with. But with so many people on stage, and Leslie Feist being a part of it all, the show stayed interesting right up until the encore. Oh... the encore. Actually, there wasn't official break between the set and the encore. Instead there was just one guy on stage with his guitar, experimenting with heavy feedback. And not in the Jimi Hendrix kind of way. It was much more in the I'm stoned and I can't stop myself from doing this way. I'll bet his wife/girlfriend/significant other loves when he practices that at home. Er, maybe he doesn't have one. Who was that guy? Anyway, after about 3-4 minutes of feedback, the band returned (and I mean the entire band) and pumped out a long, but messy, encore. It wasn't a strong finish, but basically I'd already hit peak mid-concert anyway.
On the negative side, the crowd was fairly subdued and, based on Kevin's comments, that must be normal for Toronto. Statements like I know nobody in Toronto likes to dance were met with apathy from the crowd. (On the other hand, Toronto needs an enema was met with a few chuckles from the crowd, and yours-truly near the back somewhere screaming "Enema!"). I never ventured near the front of the crowd, so if you were there feel free to set me straight on this point.
But the big bad was that the volume was turned up so loud that the music regularly wandered well into distortion-land. We moved ourselves closer to the mixing panel assuming it couldn't possibly sound so bad there, and the sound was definitely crisper. But at least a third of the crowd was off to the side (where the bars were), and they stood through crappy, distorted sound. I know, rock concerts are meant to be loud, I get that... I've been to many loud, loud concerts. But if the sound system can't handle it, or the accoustics of the room are just shit, it's the sound guy's is responsibility to compensate. It can be done. So when I'm stuck there finding it hard to recognize songs simply because the distortion is so heavy, the sound guy needs a wet slap in the back of the head.
And lastly... Broken Social Scene is not for everyone. One person at the show with us thought it was awful. One reason was the distorted sound (did I mention that yet?), but I'm pretty sure the other reason is, when you get down to it, Broken Social Scene is just a really awesome jam band. And not everyone loves a jam band.
But I sure do, and I will be secretly comparing other concerts to this one for quite a while.
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It has been known (well at least to the people I have been years back) that I love to pack, live and go somewhere. I have grabbed a lot of piso and non-piso flights to have a tan. I saw myself travelling alone with my handy and trusted Jansport and Teva sandals. If not in a province, I would be in malls, meeting friends or just really, somewhere not home.
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I do not regret being with Risen 24/7 but I just have to be honest, that each and every day, I would think of a place where I could go (with Risen of course). Either to the grocery, or to the mall, or to a coffee shop – basta aalis ako. Every morning, there is this longing to dress-up and go somewhere.
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(PS. I do not leave naman the house every day)
I was further tested when our Ate Marjorie (our help/angel at home) left for a 7 day vacation. The first day (yes, first day!) made me want to shout. The fact that I was left alone with Risen, no one to speak with (Bryan had to do study) for a day, made me a
bit very frustrated. There was like a hole in my being. I felt verrryyyy bored!!
I am a stay-at-home-mom, so, why can't I be very happy at home, alone with my son?.
That same evening, I mentioned this to Bryan. I told him, maloloka ata ako ng walang kausap, kasama at ka-share sa pag-tingin kay Risen. Hindi ko kaya. It is not the chores nor the taking care of Risen part but the I have no one to talk to issue! With this confession, we agreed to drive to Mama's house the next morning while Bryan stay in Manila to read. I felt VERY relieved.
To date, I still struggle to just stay at home. I wonder how the "real stay-at-home-mom" does it. Especially with one who does not have help at home. How do you deal with the no talking part? The eating alone? The "it is just me and my baby"? How?
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Actor Kim Kibum and singer Juvie recently drew a lot of attention by performing a flash mob dance.
On July 16, the production crew for tvN's series I Love Lee Tae Ri released pictures of Juvie, who plays the role of a top idol star named Ha Soon Shim, performing in a flash mob.
In the pictures, Juvie and her group members in the series are performing a flash mob dance to promote a museum. They look cute in short jeans and a denim vest performing the passionate dance. Kim made people curious by shooting them with a camera by himself.
People responded: "Juvie looks fresh and pretty." "I can't wait to see the flash mob that Juvie and Kim performed in together." "Juvie is good at acting too." "I want so badly to watch the last episode of the series. Will Kim go back to a 14 year old boy again?" "Why is Kim holding the camera?"
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Android Scala Installer January 2, 2012
Using Scala on Android
(TLDR; go here Android Scala Installer)
I'm a big proponent of Scala for Android development. Scala is a modern JVM language with great Java interopability. This makes it ideal if you're tired of writing Java. I enjoy writing elegant code and I appreciate how Scala helps me in this regard. Scala has a number of features that enable me to write better code, such as pattern matching, functions as first class citizens, a powerful type system, a very comprehensive collections library and many others. the features that Scala brings to the table.
With that said, using Scala with Android is not without its problems. Those include:
- Increased binary size (100kb to a few megs)
- Worse IDE support than Java
- Slow build times (thanks to the need to run ProGuard)
The last one, slow build times, is by far the most pernicious of these. The increase in binary size is usually pretty small. IDE support is improving every day and it's really not in a bad place right now with good support now in both IntelliJ and Eclipse. However, waiting about 2 minutes from clicking 'Run' in IntelliJ to seeing the application run on your device is awful.
Building a Scala application for Android takes so long because of the need to run ProGuard against your application. Because of limitations in the dex file format, the Scala library jar can't be convertted to a dex file. So, ProGuard is used to strip out unused parts of the Scala library every time you compile your Scala code. This process is very very slow.
There are ways around this. The Scala Android SDK from EPFL contains a script that will break the Scala standard library up into small enough chunks to be dex'ed. From there you have a couple options.
Jan Berkel details how to add the dex'ed Scala library to your device's boot classpath so that they'll always be available. Unfortunately this is a manual process with a few scary steps. I've put off doing it myself for some time.
Another option that I don't see anyone doing is modifying their build tool to include the dex'ed Scala library in your Android application every time. This would make your APK about 8megs larger, but would let you skip the ProGuard step and you could just use the normal Scala library + ProGuard when building for the market.
Lastly, Johannes Rudolph came up with another option which Macarse blogged about here. The idea is to install the Scala standard libraries on the device as a shared library in the same way that the Google Maps SDK is installed. This works best for me since it's repeatable and straight-forward.
I converted the original installer to Scala and added the Scala 2.9.1 libraries plus an uninstall option. Details for referencing the shared libraries in your project can be found on GitHub.
The best place to get the installer is from the Android Market. The installer is published under Mobile Magic Developers. We will provide bug fixes and updates to include new versions of Scala.
The installer requires root permissions and will be creating files in system directories on your device. Use it at your own risk.


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HOLI 2018 - A Festival of Love
HOLI dates detailed Information
The timing of Holika DahanAccording to Hindu scriptures the lighting and worship of the bonfires must be performed at a specific period after sunset on Purnima Tithi...
- Holika Dahan should be carried out during the auspicious occasion of Pradosh Kaal when day and night meet.The excat muhurta for Holika Dahan in India will vary depending on the location and time of sunset
- On Holi people will usually spend the morning throwing colored powder and water on each other. The celebration begins with the eldest male member who sprinkles color on the members of his family
- This is also known as "Puno" on this day Holika's images are burnt and people even light bonfires to remember the story of Holika & Prahald mothers with their babies take five rounds of the bon-fire in a clockwise direction to seek the blessing of the god of fire
- This day is known as "Parva" and this is the last and final day of Holi celebrations on this day colored powder and water is poured on each other the deities of Radha & Krishna are worshiped and smeared with colors.
The women of Barsana and Nandgaon villages near Mathura in Uttar Pradesh beat up men with sticks in the week before Holi. Lathmar Holi take place on February 24 in Barsana & February 25 in Nandgaon
HOLI in Mathura & Vrindavan
There is a week-long celebration at Mathura & Vrindavan at Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan commence with the throwing of flowers (Phoolon wali holi) at 4 p.m on Aanola Ekadashi which is february 26 ..
In the afternoon the action moves onto Mathura where there's a colorful Holi procession at about 3 p.m
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I know that we have few followers on this site and even less visits. But for those of you who subscribed in the past, I'd still like to add a little something once in a while. I hope to see this website become something to someone, someday and somehow, and so my hope lives on. Good Food Jobs is a site I don't need; I'm not looking for a job. But I stay on the email list because I like the monthly email introduction; I don't usually go delving any further into the blog. There are some really good things about it if you do delve deeper, and the passion and joy of the founders I think is easily...Read More
Exploring Placemaking in Mexico City
This article discusses the adventures of exploring peacemaking in at the Foro Lindbergh section of Parque México in Mexico City. Finding what works isn't about a couple of community meetings and setting the course for a couple of activities, but can mean a series of trials and error, as well as a continual willingness to be flexible and adventurous. I think this project emphasizes the importance of grasping the idea that the use of a space changes over time and with the dynamics of the groups that primarily use that...Read More
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It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad WorldDVD - 2001
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This movie did not age well. I laughed only once. One of the worst I have ever seen.
At a 2-hour-40-minute running time - 1963's "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" was (at times) a difficult comedy to hold one's full attention from start to finish.
But, on the other hand - This $9.5 million production certainly did contain plenty of wild situations, fantastic stunts, and, of course, its all-star cast to help buffer any boredom that may set in while one is viewing this one-of-a-kind picture.
Yes. You really have to see "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" for yourself to believe it (and endure it).
Rated 10/10. An absolute classic! Saw this when I was younger. It's still very funny!
Lots of cameos.
Really enjoyed this movie.
"With this all-star Cinerama epic, producer/director Stanley Kramer vowed to make "the comedy that would end all comedies." The story begins during a massive traffic jam, caused by reckless driver Smiler Grogan (Jimmy Durante), who, before (literally) kicking the bucket, cryptically tells the assembled drivers that he's buried a fortune in stolen loot, "under the Big W." The various motorists setting out on a mad scramble include a dentist (Sid Caesar) and his wife (Edie Adams); a henpecked husband (Milton Berle) accompanied by his mother-in-law (Ethel Merman) and his beatnik brother-in-law (Dick Shawn); a pair of comedy writers (Buddy Hackett and Mickey Rooney); and a variety of assorted nuts including a slow-wit (Jonathan Winters), a wheeler-dealer (Phil Silvers), and a pair of covetous cabdrivers (Peter Falk and Eddie "Rochester" Anderson). Monitoring every move that the fortune hunters make is a scrupulously honest police detective (Spencer Tracy). Virtually every lead, supporting, and bit part in the picture is filled by a well-known comic actor: the laughspinning lineup also includes Carl Reiner, Terry-Thomas, Arnold Stang, Buster Keaton, Jack Benny, Jerry Lewis, and The Three Stooges, who get one of the picture's biggest laughs by standing stock still and uttering not a word. Two prominent comedians are conspicuous by their absence: Groucho Marx refused to appear when Kramer couldn't meet his price, while Stan Laurel declined because he felt he was too old-looking to be funny. Available for years in its 154-minute general release version, the film was restored to its roadshow length of 175 minutes on home video; the search goes on for a missing Buster Keaton routine, reportedly excised on the eve of the picture's premiere." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Essentially a 154-minute car chase, Stanley Kramer's high-speed comedy is notable for two things: it's Oscar-winning special effects and a dream cast of big name comics and character actors, many of whom were content to simply make a brief onscreen cameo. Made before the era of CGI effects, the intricate highway sequences and aerial acrobatics are still a wonder to behold with cars, trucks, and taxis soaring over curbs or spinning doughnuts along mountain roads while an airplane flies through a billboard before looping under a hangar—and it's all presented in widescreen "Super Panavision" (Cinerama's cheaper cousin). Of course it's just fluff and silliness, like a big-budget retro version of television's "Amazing Race", but that cast makes it all worthwhile. Similar undertakings have been tried since, but as a grand old comedy ensemble piece "Mad World" still sets the standard.
Yes, it's an all star cast but I just wasn't into it.
Hilarious! This movie will have the whole family keeled over in laughter! Jonathan Winters, Ethel Merman, Don Knotts, Mickey Rooney, and Spencer Tracey are only a few of the talented actors that help make this movie fun. The plot is entertaining and the car chase, plane chase scenes will certainly have the audience engaged.
We may never see a picture like "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" again. It has so many stars in the movie, who actually make major contributions. The script is funny and the film is loaded with the best comics of that time. It is still true from recent events, if people hear their is a fortune to be found, they will drop everything to go find it. Great fun for the entire family!
No idea what the movie is like since I have had it on hold for 8 months without getting to view it. For some reason there isn't even one copy.
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Melbourne street art culture is unlike any other city I've visited. (Don't you dare call it graffiti.) Melbourne is a city abounding with creativity, as evidenced by the buskers on the streets and the art on the walls.
There are laneways aplenty and if you're not informed, you may walk past an alley without a second glance, never knowing that you missed a larger-than-life Kardashian selfie masterpiece. And so, dear readers, I've got you covered with the top spots to see great street art in the Melbourne CBD, including the famous Melbourne graffiti street where Ed Sheeran performed a couple years ago.
Where to find the best Melbourne street art
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AC/DC Lane
In 2004, Melbourne's City Council unanimously voted to change Corporation Lane to AC/DC Lane. This street is home to Cherry Bar, which calls itself 'pretty much the best rock n' roll bar in the world.' It's no surprise that this street is filled with images of famous musicians and lined with gig posters. The last time I visited, there were several posters welcoming Guns N' Roses to the city lining the lane.
Among these paintings, Banksy, the world's most famous street, made his mark. Unfortunately, his work was destroyed during recent construction.
Visit these laneways with a guide or practice your photography skills with these tours:
Caledonian Lane
When we rocked up to Caledonian Lane, we had to check our map again. This definitely isn't an overwhelmingly saturated laneway, but just as we were thinking it was a little disappointing, we came upon this gem:
Yikes– were we the kind of people who were missing the beauty?! Better add this one to the list and see the beauty for yourself.
Degraves Street
This is one of my favorite pieces of street art in Melbourne. There's something about the bright colors and order to this painting that makes me so very happy.
Drewery Lane
Drewery Lane is unlike any of the other laneways in Melbourne. It's home to Legacy House, which is committed to caring for families of those who lost their life or health to defend the nation. 'The Mosaic Man,' Sankar Nadeson has been teaching members of the Legacy family to create mosaic tiles along the theme of legacy, and is showcasing them on Drewery Lane. By 2018, there will be over 1,000 tiles on display for everyone to enjoy.
There are also a few other fun and funky murals along the walls… who wants to visit the psychedelic psychic?
Duckboard Place
Duckboard Place wraps around from the end of AC/DC Lane back to Flinders Street. This street is home to a couple larger-than-life works of art. I'm amazed at what the artists must have gone through to create these pieces!
Hosier Lane
If you're looking for the most color per centimeter, visit Hosier Lane. It's always crowded, and for good reason– every wall, rubbish bin and window is covered in paint or some other kind of art installation in this graffiti street. Melbourne's Hosier Lane is your best chance to see someone adding their mark to the lane. Graffiti is illegal without the proper permits… but you'll see plenty of spray paint happening here.
Higson Lane
Higson is less colorful than its neighboring laneways, but its worth a visit for thought-provoking poetry like this:
And of course Betty Boop is always a classic… there's nothing like a girl and her dog.
Sniders Lane
Oh hey there Kim Kardashian. Just two days after the topless selfie of Kim Kardashian and Em Ratajkowski was posted on Instagram, Australian street artist Lushsux turned it into a 30-foot mural in Sniders Lane. There's about a 50% chance if there's someone in the lane when you arrive, they're taking their own #Liberated selfie…
Union Lane
This teeny tiny lane always packs a pop of color. It's right off Bourke Street, so you can take in the colorful art while listening to the best buskers in town! Be sure to look all around because you never know what you'll find on Union Lane.
Looking for other fun things to do in Melbourne? Check out these 44 epic things to do in Melbourne, try some of the city's 35 most Instagrammable brunches in Melbourne or visit one of Melbourne's top 5 secret and themed bars.


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The Aviator: An Important Delivery
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A bio-engineered super delivery man created by the USPS must protect his parcels from the evils of late deliveries and lost mail. And sometimes even from villains like Mailstrom! Check out this superhero spoof and enjoy the adventures of The Aviator!
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At Detroit's recent auto show, Honda released its latest design, the Honda Insight Prototype, as a spectacle to be marveled – and marveled it was. Hybrid-electric car enthusiasts gazed in awe as they got a chance to preview a production sedan that's expected to hit the market relatively soon. This new hybrid car will be for sale at our Honda dealership in Highland Park, IL. One look at the all-new Honda Insight Prototype proves that Honda continues to dominate in hybrid-electric vehicle design. Drivers near Chicago, IL will be floored when they see what Honda's Insight Prototype has to offer.
The new Honda Insight Prototype looks like something out of a hybrid-electric fairytale with its sleek design and leveled stance. LED Headlights and Taillights further accentuate the power breathing off of every sharp body line on the new Honda Insight Prototype. It is with the Insight Prototype that you will find essential features like an elongated roofline, which boosts aerodynamic efficiency.
The Honda Insight's cockpit looks more refined than ever. The digital touchscreen has a tablet-like appearance, which differs from the standard diagonal LCD interface found in other hybrid vehicles on the market. Honda kicked their design skills up a notch with this midsize sedan. The Insight Prototype offers all of the advanced technology that Honda lovers expect, such as available Apple CarPlay™and Android Auto™ connectivity. The Wi-Fi-enabled system makes the new Insight vehicle a competitive force in the hybrid-electric market. The updated Insight also features a spacious interior with flexibility – 60/40 Split-Folding Rear Seats, to be exact. You can expect to seat up to five people with the Insight Prototype.
Explore Highland Park, Illinois with superior handling, thanks to the new Honda Insight Prototype. The Insight Prototype is expected to carry the Honda Sensing technology that we've all come to know and love. The intelligent suite of safety systems available in the Insight Prototype presents drivers with all of the fan favorites, including but not limited to:
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I live with my family in a place where the mountains are snowcapped more months out of the year than not. The lakes are glacier fed, too cold for swimming but so clear you can see to the bottom - if the light reaches that far. Where wildflowers blanket the ground and there is an overabundance of wildlife, sometimes too close for comfort. The forests are thick and deep and beg to be explored. Kids stay up past their bedtimes and are tucked in with the smell of campfire thick in their hair, feet stained with the colours of summer. This is what I photograph.
I pride myself in being able to capture a nervous groom waiting at the altar or a bride brushing away a tear during the vows. A first kiss. A baby's first breath. A new family. An inside joke between siblings. This is what I photograph.
I've spent years studying people and have a degree in Cultural Anthropology. And I have a passion for photographing everyday life. Watching and waiting for the moments. I will follow you through the forests, the mountains and fields. I will see you as only I can, though my lens. And I will tell your story with images filled with life and love.
My name is Jennifer Gardiner. I am a published photographer specializing in Wedding, Lifestyle and Storytelling photography. Born in Fernie, BC, I photograph throughout British Columbia, Alberta and the rest of the world. I was awarded the Kootenay Business '2016 Best of Business Award' and the '2015 Best of Business Award' as well as the '2015 Building Community Through Business Award'. I have completed multiple workshops in the art of Wedding and Storytelling photography and am a registered Canadian Birth Photographer. When I'm not shooting on location, I spend my time mentoring other photographers and teaching photography workshops. My work has been published on many different photography websites as well as in books and magazines.
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I once found a pearl in an oyster.
I am never without a book.
I have a black lab named Royal Coachman.
I am a certifiable neat freak.
I hoard books, lipsticks and camera lenses.
I can paddle a canoe.
I love the rain.
I started downhill skiing when I was two.
I hate eggplant.


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Francesca King is a writer based in South East London. She currently splits her time between a Creative Writing MA at Royal Holloway, and tutoring leadership to overseas students.
In August, Francesca will journey to the mid-West cowboy state, Wyoming (USA), where she will study for a Master of Fine Arts and attempt to embrace the six month winters by learning how to ski. She hopes the wild landscape, with its bears and coyotes will be a source of inspiration for her next novel.
Francesca is currently working on her first novel The Cello Hospital, about an English au pair who struggles to find her place in Paris. She hopes to encapsulate the sense of 'voicelessness' felt by many young people in post-Brexit Britain.
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