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The room is furnished and supplied with:
Shared Bathroom with : shower, toilet and basin.
Free toiletries : shower gel, hand-wash and shampoo.
Towels and Bed Linen.
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Extra blanket ( available in the wardrobe).
TV with Now TV Box.
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Bathroom: You will have a shared bathroom fitted with all necessary facilities.
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Utensils and Cutlery fully supplied.
Room recently refurbished to a high standard. Guests can access the fully equipped kitchen and garden ( smoking is allowed only in the garden).Entrance to property is communal.
Wembley is a lively area in North- West London with main attraction Wembley Stadium. There is also a newly built London Designer Fashion Outlet with plenty of high street and designer shops, bars, restaurants and a cinema.The house is situated 50 meters away from Wembley High Road with numerous bus links, including 24/7 bus to Central London. Wembley Central Underground ( Bakerloo Line) and Overground Station is just 3 minutes walk from the property and is within 30 minutes to Central London. Wembley Stadium within easy reach 10-15 min by bus or walking 17 min. You have a bus stop just on the Wembley High Street ( 1 min walk from the property).
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83 -That stops at Wembley Park Station, Wembley Stadium, Alperton Station, Hanger Lane Station, Ealing Broadway and Golders Green.
18 - That stops at Wembley Triangle, Kensal Green Station, Royal Oak Station, Edgware Road Station, Baker Street and Euston Station.
92- Wembley Park, Wembley Stadium.
182- Harrow,Sudbury , Wembley Park Station, Wembley Stadium, Brent Cross Shopping Centre.
224- Wembley Stadium, Alperton Station, Park Royal.
83 Bus runs 24/7!
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The following opinion was released Friday after IL deadline.
Indiana Supreme Court
(Oliver) Hirsch v. Roger Lee Oliver
Domestic relations/emancipation. Affirms the trial court ruling that father Roger Lee Oliver is not obligated to contribute
to his daughter's post-secondary expenses and remands to the trial court to determine the correct date of the daughter's
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals released no Indiana opinions prior to IL deadline.
The Indiana Supreme Court, Court of Appeals or Tax Court released no opinions prior to IL deadline.


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Fashion/Clothing Market / Ankara Sneakers by BryanOmee: 12:57am On May 15, 2012 |
I really like the way african prints are becoming renowned in the global fashion industry.Although,I've seen and liked alot of Ankara shoes but none can be compared to the raging love I have for these sneakers.check them out and tell me what you think http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/african-printed-sneakersankara-sneakers/ |
Fashion/Clothing Market / Hand Painted Silk Shirts By NIKILI( A Scottish Based Nigerian Label) by BryanOmee: 1:50am On Apr 30, 2012 |
NKILI meaning "Seeing Beautiful Things" is a womens' luxury shirt making brand focused on highlighting the single most important garment in a wardrobe,the shirt.And I must say, they've done a pretty good job.The label just launched it's spring/summer collection "seeing beautiful things" on it's online store www.nikili.com check out the collection http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/30/hand-painted-silk-shirts-by-nikili-a-scottish-based-nigerian-label/ |
Fashion / Ankara Nails Too? by BryanOmee: 8:06pm On Apr 28, 2012 |
Well,I just saw this and i think I'll reserve my comments on this one and leave it to the ladies. check it out here, and tell me what do you think? http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/ankara-nails-too/ |
Fashion / Breeze36 New Footwear Designs by BryanOmee: 9:52pm On Apr 25, 2012 |
check out these new footwears from breeze36 clothing,they are really nice and come in different colours and you can have the customized too.can be worn to the beach,house parties,or just for an evening stroll. i just love the matching colours, it can fit almost anything. check them out below!!!! http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/25/breeze36-new-footwear-designs/ |
Fashion / Magazine Cover:::: Lana Del Rey For Glamour France by BryanOmee: 8:08pm On Apr 25, 2012 |
Ever since i heard her songs video games and Blue jeans, I can't really get my eyes and ears off her. she is so sweet and she looks absolutely fabulous on this cover.Although I don't understand a single word from it but I'm still LOVING IT!!!! http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/24/magazine-cover-lana-del-rey-for-glamour-france/ |
Fashion / Re: Cool Beans T-shirts by BryanOmee: 11:40pm On Apr 23, 2012 |
Quite a funny name, yes i know but the term 'coolbeans' is actually a popular slang from the 70s/80s which connotes something that is awesome,delightful,pleasing,or really nice and that's exactly what this brand is. |
Fashion / Cool Beans T-shirts by BryanOmee: 11:23pm On Apr 23, 2012 |
CoolBeans is a casual/ lifestyle brand owned by Cackland (the parent company) – Cackland also owns Knots and Cacks which is a smart/ corporate casual brand.I was really amazed when I first saw these, I said to myself"this right here is the real deal" it's not like those normal tees you see every now and then.It's different, it's unique,it's lovely.it's classic, it's special.I just hope you understand what I'm trying to say coz I'm really out of words, this right here is THA BOMB!!! this right here is COOLBEANS!!! see for yourself http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/cool-beans-t-shirts/ |
Fashion / Chiffon Tops By Amy's Robe by BryanOmee: 7:14pm On Apr 19, 2012 |
ladies this one is for y'all…… check out amazing chiffon tops from the lovely designer amy with the label amy's robe!!!!! http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/chiffon-tops-by-amys-robe/ |
Fashion / Magazine Cover:::: Charlize Theron For British Vogue May 2012 by BryanOmee: 7:11pm On Apr 19, 2012 |
Patrick Demarchelier shot Charlize Theron (in Versace) for the cover of British Vogue's May 2012 issue. what a glamorous cover, i love the originality, the white background and the white couch is just so on point.Charlize looks so amazing!!!! http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/19/magazine-cover-charlize-theron-for-british-vogue-may-2012/ |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 1:59am On Apr 12, 2012 |
so what do you think? HOT, STUPID OR DEVILLISH MORE TRENDS ON WWW.BRYANOMEE.WORDPRESS.COM |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 1:49am On Apr 12, 2012 |
more mash-ups |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 1:05am On Apr 12, 2012 |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 1:02am On Apr 12, 2012 |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 12:47am On Apr 12, 2012 |
but sadly it;s trending. Check out some celebrities rocking them..... |
Fashion / Re: Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 12:42am On Apr 12, 2012 |
and i'm not really a fan of dogs, let alone rotweilers.....yikes!!! |
Fashion / Givenchy Rotweiler T_shirt, What Do You Think? by BryanOmee: 12:34am On Apr 12, 2012 |
I really don't know what to say about this shirt. it creeps me out.But seriously, why would someone wear a shirt just to scare people off? ok, unless it's halloween or you are lady gaga then i'll understand.But still,it's fashion and it's trending.what more can i say? it's all about expressing yourself/mood. if you feel comfortable wearing a monster on your chest it's definitely alright. check out the givenchy rottweiler shirt below and tell me what you think.... SOURCE:http://bryanomee.wordpress.com/2012/04/10/givenchy-rottweiler-shirts/ |
Fashion / Re: Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 1:20pm On Apr 05, 2012 |
for more on snapbacks go to www.bryanomee.wordpress.com |
Fashion / Re: Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 12:42pm On Apr 05, 2012 |
even our nigerian stars are not left out in this trend (trust us naaaa! we never come last) |
Fashion / Re: Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 12:34pm On Apr 05, 2012 |
more |
Fashion / Re: Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 11:58am On Apr 05, 2012 |
ok start pointing the one you have, they are just so amazing!!! almost everybody wears them... check out some celebrities rocking them |
Fashion / Re: Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 11:39am On Apr 05, 2012 |
Fashion / Snapbacks by BryanOmee: 11:35am On Apr 05, 2012 |
BRIEF HISTORY As you all know, snapback hats has been around for sometime now.it's just a trend that won't just go away.it is a type of baseball hat and also its own name was in fact made from the plastic strip around the back which has a flexible sizing snapping procedure that permits for an ideal fit. it was first worn by baseball players in the 80s and then other sports. Will smith also promoted the hat alot in his movie"the fresh prince of bel" wearing different types in almost every episode after which other celebrities adopted d snapback look and BAM!!! it became a smash hit in fashion. It actually became stale and old school in d 90s but bow wow and some others later brought it back to fashion.Now, there are different brands and sizes of snapbacks of different colours ranging from raiders,NY,bull,lakers,tisa,obey.e.t.c the list is just so unending just check them out below SOURCE:www.bryanomee.wordpress.com |
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This might look pretty sick depending on the exact color of cream shirt…Nice. v+
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For over a year now journalists, civil liberties advocates, and members of Congress have been asking the Obama administration to release internal memoranda from the Office of Legal Counsel justifying Obama's targeted killing program. While the White House continues to deny that such memos exist, NBC is reporting that it has acquired the next best thing: A secretish 16-page white paper from the Department of Justice that was provided to select members of the Senate last June. Michael Isikoff reports that [t]he 16-page memo, a copy of which was obtained by NBC News, provides new details about the legal reasoning behind one of the Obama administrations most secretive and controversial polices: its dramatically increased use of drone strikes against al-Qaida suspects, including those aimed at American citizens, such as the September 2011 strike in Yemen that killed alleged al-Qaida operatives Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan. Both were U.S. citizens who had never been indicted by the U.S. government nor charged with any crimes.Full memo: http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/se...hite_Paper.pdf |
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"A desperate man is a manipulated man."
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"A woman has got to love a bad man once or twice in her life, to be thankful for a good one"
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"How can a woman be expected to be happy with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly normal human being."
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What are you hoping for when you search for something on Google?
Are you looking for a site that deployed every SEO tip and trick to game their way to the top of the list? Or a site that has relevant, reliable, authoritative content?
Most likely it is the latter, and it seems Google may want that, too. If it happens to represent the antithesis of the results of good SEO, that's just fine with Google. They don't make a nickel on your optimized site and they are worried that users may become underwhelmed with their search results if the only links appearing above the fold are those not with the best content but with those deploying the most effective examples of chicanery we know as "SEO."
When Google in 2013 stopped providing data about keyword popularity, this must have served as a shot across the bow of SEO. It signaled that Google wanted to put a damper on SEO because they had determined it was skewing the results in a way unhelpful to its users.
In the "old" days, SEO was a matter of stuffing your metatags with top keywords; then it became more complicated as Google continued to refine its search algorithm. The current state of SEO, in rather sober fashion, calls for "quality content," no keyword stuffing, longevity of the domain, lack of duplicate content, a well-ordered site-map and other items more esoteric. Really, it's become more about just building a great site with great (and focused) content. Phony inbound links are not supposed to cut it anymore, although sometimes this can slip by undetected.
SEO is a big industry. According to a site called State of Digital, 863 million websites mention SEO globally and every second 105 people search for SEO links on Google. Most of them seem to be looking for "services" or "companies," which explains how there came to be so many SEO companies.
SEO is also an industry full of promises. Despite evidence to the contrary, many SEO mavens continue to insist they can fool the Google algorithm into getting your site – no matter what it is – higher in the rankings. That it is easy to see whether it works when you search for your own company makes it an appealing payoff. But the waters of SEO remain murky and it's difficult to measure success of SEO in any meaningful way (in other words, even if you got to the top, did it improve your business or did you just accumulate a very high bounce rate?).
Now SEO may be going the way of Megalodon, a 100-foot shark rumored to exist but mostly accepted to have gone extinct a million years ago. If it isn't functionally dead, it's certainly in the sick-house. Google does not especially want the SEO industry playing games with its rankings, and what Google wants, especially in a case like this, Google gets.
Customers still ask for "top keyword" reports as if they have not read the news about the unavailability of it – perhaps because they believe that if you wish hard enough for a pony on Christmas, one will eventually find its way under the tree.
It isn't going to happen.
Certain SEO principles should not be ignored, simply as a matter of site-hygiene. A well-organized, content-rich site is a good thing to have. But most other SEO tricks and tips have just a little bit (if not a lot) of snake-oil in the recipe. It sounds like a great proposition to a site owner: drink a bottle of SEO and your site will zoom vigorously to the top of the heap. But too often, and partly because Google does not seem to want it to, it doesn't work as advertised.
There is no good reason for Google to stop trying to stamp out SEO, because in effect, SEO damps the quality of search results for the user. Google is interested in the user – and, as you might have guessed already, it reduces the value of a paid AdWord link. Because Google AdWords is a form of SEO, which really is SEM (search engine marketing); in other words, you optimize your site's Google performance by bidding on Google keywords whereby Google makes pretty much all of its money.
SEO is not going to get easier. It's going to get harder and eventually will most likely be next to impossible – because Google's algorithms are always a step ahead of the marketers trying to game them. And with no keyword reporting, a major support system for SEO has been, quite simply, taken away.
If you want to rank high on Google, build a good site and market it the best you know how. Just don't expect SEO to be the answer to your traffic-related prayers because, increasingly, it won't be.
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8 Badass Utterly-Last-Minute-Out-the-Door-Already-Running-a-Half-Hour-Late Halloween Costumes
If you're like me (i.e. lazy and cheap), you love everything about Halloween (parties! free booze!) except coming up with a damn costume. Unlike many people, I can't bring myself to plunk down $30-$100 for some glitzy patch of fabric I'm going to wear only once (insert wedding-dress crack…here). And yet, like most people, I prefer putting things off to the absolute last minute ("Nat, Nat I love you, but we only have 14 hours to save the earth!" "Hold on a sec, I'm just trying to guess all the countries that have more than one 'U' on 'Sporcle'").
So, if you likewise plan on waiting 'til the last minute to throw together a Halloween costume but don't want everyone booing you (in the bad way), here's some ideas that can be thrown together with stuff around the house and in the amount of time it takes to complete the average Sporcle quiz (which saves more time for the liquor store, in which case no one will give a $#!+ what you're supposed to be).
Random Actor/Actress
Examples: George C. Scott, Katharine Hepburn, Gregory Peck, etc.
Equipment: The costume can be practically anything, the only task is for you to stay in character the whole night, so you should probably choose an actor who has a noticeable trait. For example, if you're George C. Scott, I recommend adopting a chronic grunt and talking to everyone as if you've never forgiven them for sleeping with your wife. Or for Peck and Hepburn, just randomly punch/slap a fellow partygoer.
Pros: You get to hit people and claim, "It's all part of the costume."
Cons: You'll probably get rolled. And never see those friends again.
Magnum P.I.
Equipment: Hawaiian shirt, jeans, mustache.
Pros: If you're a hairy guy, this is your moment to shine; if you're a girl, the more buttons you leave open, the better the costume gets. Plus, if you get really wasted, you instantly become Nick Nolte.
Cons: It's more outdated than dressing up like Heath Ledger's Joker but much less creepy if you're doing it in 2010.
Larry David/Jeff Garlin
Equipment: For Larry, you need to rock the classic Larry David attire: beize slacks, sneakers, blue v-neck, and a blazer. Don't forget the specs. Jeff can be pretty much anything. To minimize lameness, I recommend enlisting a friend to play the other so it won't look too rushed.
Pros: For Larry, you get a free pass for telling basically everyone else what you really think of them ("I wasn't making fun of your abortion—it's a costume! A costume!"); for Jeff, you get to enjoy a "Scream-Curses-at-the-Top-of-Your-Lungs" card all night.
Cons: If it's two guys, everyone will be wondering if you're a couple (this is a Pro if it's two girls).
Patrick Bateman
Equipment: dark coat and tie, butcher knife (which you can borrow), red facepaint (which you can also borrow), knife.
Pros: Not too difficult to pull off well so long as you stare at everyone contemptuously and can do the voice, plus, if anyone complains, you've got a knife.
Cons: To really get the full effect, it helps to have a blood (real or otherwise) drenched, clear, plastic rain slicker, but, again, you have a knife.
Random Superhero/Supervillain
Examples: Quarter-Roy (dress all in courteroy and, for added effect, tape quarters to your clothes); Racketeer (strap two tennis racquets to your back—Hat Tip to Uncle Keith).
Equipment: Whatever your imagination desires. This costume has the advantage that you can pretty much throw anything together, and, as long as you come up with a decent-enough name, it's all good.
Pros: Limited only by your creativity.
Cons: Limited only by your creativity.
Fat Albert
Equipment: white collared shirt, red sweater, blue jeans.
Pro: The costume's not limited by race, creed, and/or weight—even if you're thin and white, you can pass yourself off as Michael Jackson's Fat Albert.
Cons: This costume is pretty much only awesome if you are trying to pass yourself off as Michael Jackson's Fat Albert.
Equipment: red shirt with black stripes, black shorts, and some hair gel; stuffed tiger optional.
Pros: All the guys'll be jealous because they didn't think of it, and, if you do get ahold of a stuffed tiger, all the girls'll be patting your back and saying, "Great costume!" all night. Plus, whenever anyone snaps your picture, you have free reign to pull down your pants and start urinating on something! And finally, you have a great pickup line in, "Wanna go back to my place and play (or play with) some Calvinball(s)?"
Cons: If that line actually works and you do get laid, that's very, very disturbing.
Franklin Sherman
Equipment: Yeah, you could go the easy way out and just dress up as Mr. Rogers with a banana in his ear and underpants on his head, but we all know there's only one way to do this: large diaper (which doesn't necessarily have to be an actual diaper, just a towel and a safety pin works), and a bedsheet/pillow cover for the sash (the glasses you can just borrow/steal from another partygoer).
Pros: Speed: You only need to grab a handful of items as you're out the door, and if you don't have them lying around the house, you have more problems than trying to come up with a Halloween costume.
Cons: It might be a bit chilly, but hell, for anyone who grew up in the '90s, this'll bring the house down.
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3.4 What Happens if I Drink the Wrong Cough Syrup?
If it has gauifenesin (Robitussin DM and generic "DM" syrups have this drug), you'll probably puke your guts up. If it has acetaminophen (paracetamol), you stand a good chance of a painful, prolonged death. Anything else, you're likely to ruin the trip and may end up in the hospital.
just something to keep in mind before (or (god forbid) while) you guzzle down that bottle of nyquil...
I have a number of friends who refuse to take any cold medication because, "It doesn't cure my cold." That is both correct, and foolish. Cold medicine is not supposed to cure a cold, it is supposed to alleviate symptoms. This in turn will allow you to sleep better, suffer less, and you will therefore get better quicker.
Given that, the best cold medicine I have discovered is NyQuil (or any generic that's equivalent to it). NyQuil is supremely effective at making being sick tolerable, by one simple concept: If you are unconscious, you can't feel bad. Other drugs, like Tylenol PM and Benedryl, also work on the same philosophy, but not as well. A good strong dose of NyQuil will leave you near comatose for a minimum of twelve hours, assuming that after twelve hours have passed, someone gives you a shot of adrenaline into your heart. Otherwise, expect a good eighteen hours of blissful uninterrupted sleep. Do this a few times, and your cold will be gone, and it will seem to you as if only a day has passed, when really a week has gone by.
Before going on a NyQuil holiday, there are a few things to keep in mind:
Having said that, I firmly belive that this is a reliable and safe way of getting over a cold quickly. And it puts enough fun into it that you won't be so pissy about being sick.
Why getting high off NyQuil is dangerous
In my wanderings through life, I've come across people who think taking more than the recommended amount of NyQuil is "fun", and refer to it with giddy laughter. They may be correct, but I doubt they have much of an idea how dangerous this really is, and in my experience, they tend to be teenage girls or depressed housewives, often shying away from all "illegal" drugs, even cannabis, although they often pop prescription meds like there's no tomorrow.
Taking NyQuil in excessive amounts is dangerous for a few reasons, many of which involve the interactions between the four ingredients:
- Acetaminophen 500mg (pain reliever/fever reducer) - Dextromethorphan HBr 15mg (cough suppressant) - Doxylamine succinate 6.25mg (antihistamine) - Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride 30mg (nasal decongestant)
Acetaminophen is by far the worst reason. While it depends totally on the circumstances of your body, taking more than say, 2000mg of acetaminophen can damage your liver, and an overdose can painfully kill you. Although it's unlikely at say, 2500mg, as you go up, it becomes more likely. Any amount is bad news when combined with more than a little alcohol (which is an "inactive" ingredient of NyQuil) or when acetaminophen is used chronically, since any amount can cause small, insignificant amounts of liver damage, which becomes worse over time. Mixing alcohol and acetaminophen is one of the worst things you can do to your liver besides eating huge amounts of death cap mushrooms.
Dextromethorphan HBr is a cough suppresant, and is also taken by itself in huge quantities as a recreational drug and is "relatively" safe in the the sense that it's quite difficult to overdose on, but the DXM is not the issue when you've taken liver destroying amounts of Acetaminophen with it. I have no idea if it does anything with acetaminophen, but I do know that your liver disposes of it.
Doxylamine Succinate is an anti-cholingeric drug, which means it suppresses acetylcholine and interferes with muscle movement, including heart activity, although not usually to a fatal extent. It also causes hallucinations and delerium in large amounts, and anti-cholinergics are just generally just bad and unpleasant for you in high doses. People overdosing on anti-cholingerics have had WEIRD shit happen to them though, such as convulsing all over the floor while puking up blood, and bleeding from various membranes. I have heard of someone who took an anti-cholinergic drug for the "trip", and was bleeding from his eyeballs, although it was a different anti-cholinergic. The hallucinations and mental state provided by anti-cholinergics are not fun and have more in common with being trapped in room full of bugs than an LSD or mushrooms trip.
Pseudoephedrine HCl is closely related to ephedrine. It is a mild stimulant. It's more mild than, say, amphetamines, but more potent than say, caffeine, and is hard on your heart in large amounts.
So, combine the four together in large amounts (with alcohol!), and you certainly get all kinds of synergistic effects. Apparently, when taken together, the four substances create a sort of strange high (actually three, acetaminophen probably doesn't contribute to the "high" of NyQuil, just destroys your liver). Keep in mind, you are taking more than the amount of alcohol present in a standard dose when you take NyQuil in large amounts, and you are combining it with an overdose of acetaminophen, something that affects the liver badly JUST BY ITSELF. I would think that anyone who takes NyQuil in more than the recommended dose is asking for trouble and/or death. If one MUST obtain the high that NyQuil provides, I would recommend obtaining all of the ingredients in NyQuil that are NOT acetaminophen (they are easily available separately), and then doing them together. This isn't "safe", but its certainly safer than quaffing NyQuil.
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The dress and leggings combo? Brilliant.
And, yes, I am the exact same, if it's any consolation. Starting a blog actually felt like a big gamble - in my mind, I was thinking, surely I'll be over this fashion thing in another few months?
I've gone through all sorts of stages in adolescence, however, it all combines to make me who I am now - which is possibly a hodge podge of interests and full of contradictions, but we'd all be boring otherwise!RepliesYeah and I feel like since we're "the internet generation" that our parents are complaining about, I get so much inspiration from everything awesome and everything not-so-awesome I see on blogs, tumblr, pinterest, and such. Sometimes I think I'm like the internet itself, constantly changing and renewing itself every second. Kind of awesome, but also really frustrating.
First- wonderful outfit, it's so cute with the leggings. Second- I'm going literally crazy over my homework for Uni, it really disturbs my mojo.
Third...I think it's great you are changing. That way you will soon reach the point of content that many of us desire. Changing your taste is good, being narrow minded and only liking one thing is boring and unproductive.first, that outfit is so great! I want some skeleton leggings so much! second, I luuuve the cure, so much, and that you listen to them and wear angsty skeleton leggins only makes me love your blog more!
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The Stokers Group of the Rotary Club of St. John†s is presenting a benefit concert featuring pianist Ian D. Sutherland on Thursday, June 3, at 8 p.m. in Memorial University†s D.F. Cook Recital Hall. Mr. Sutherland, who holds a bachelor of music (honours) in piano performance from Memorial, and is currently pursuing a master†s degree here, has chosen an evening of romantic piano music featuring works by Beethoven and Liszt. Proceeds from this concert will help fund a water and sewer system for the Salvation Army-run hospital in Zimbabwe run by Memorial medical graduate and Newfoundlander Dr. Dawn Howse. Tickets are $15 ($12 for seniors and students) and are available at the Arts and Culture Centre box office (729-3900), Bennington Gate Book Store in Churchill Square, Parkdale Pharmacy on Elizabeth Avenue and The Kirk on Queen†s Road.
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The legendary Pappy&Harriet's Pioneertown Palace has been delighting locals and travelers alike since 1982, with its mesquite barbeque, live music, dancing and friendly service. There is also a long history here. In 1946, Pioneertown was founded by a group of Hollywood investors with dreams of creating a living movie set — an 1870's frontier town with facades for filming and interiors open to the public.
On the outside were stables, saloons, and jails, and on the inside, were ice cream parlors, bowling alleys, and motels. Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Russell Hayden, and the Sons of the Pioneers (for whom the town was named) were some of the original investors and personalities who helped build and invent Pioneertown. More than 50 films and several television shows were filmed in Pioneertown throughout the 1940's and 1950's.
In 1946, where Pappy&Harriet's stands today, was a facade used as a "cantina" set for numerous western films well into the 1950s. In 1972, Harriet's mother, Francis Aleba, and her husband, John, purchased the building and opened "The Cantina", an outlaw biker burrito bar. The Cantina rollicked for 10 years, and when it closed, Francis and John made sure the building stayed in the family.
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Pappy died in 1994 and his friends and fans flew from all over the world to be at P&H for a celebration of his life.. Victoria Williams, a good friend of Pappy and touring partner wrote the song "Happy To Have Known Pappy" off her critically acclaimed record "Loose", that talks about that day. Harriet sold the bar to a family friend who gave it up after a few years. Enter Robyn Celia and Linda Krantz, two New Yorkers who loved P&H and wanted to see it returned to it's glory days. The girls bought the club in 2003 and have done just that. Musicians from Robert Plant to Vampire Weekend to Leon Russell to Sean Lennon and many more have graced the P&H stage. The legendary bar has become an indie rock favorite with a vibe that can't be matched. Pappy&Harriet's continues the tradition of live music, great barbeque, and good times in memory of Pappy and all those who came before him.


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Dominic McGuire's defense, rebounds lead Warriors
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Atlanta --
Warriors coach Mark Jackson tossed and turned in his hotel bed before deciding on a not-so-obvious answer about whom to insert into the starting lineup Wednesday.
Jackson knew he was going to start Monta Ellis at point guard for injured Stephen Curry (right foot), and the coach ultimately decided to give Dominic McGuire the position alongside Ellis.
"He embodies everything we've preached since Day 1," Jackson said. "I thought it was important to make a statement and start the guy who has done everything we've asked him to do.
"I feel like he's the poster child for everything we've been talking about. We rewarded that."
And, in turn, McGuire rewarded his coach.
The fifth-year forward had 11 of his season-high 15 rebounds in the first half, setting the tone for a gritty 85-82 bounce-back victory over the Hawks at the Philips Arena.
"You see the stat board," Ellis said. "Dom played great defense, he boarded and he got out and ran in transition. A lot of guys brought energy for us, but he started it all for us."
Then, Ellis and power forward David Lee finished it for the Warriors (14-18), who have won three of their past four games. Ellis had 24 points and eight assists, and Lee added 22 points and 12 rebounds.
They were instrumental down the stretch, when Atlanta (20-15) trimmed what once had been a 13-point lead to two or fewer eight times in the final 4:13. After a putback by Zaza Pachulia tied it 78-78 with 52.4 seconds remaining, the Warriors went to Lee on the block.
He made a runner with 30.1 seconds left to give the Warriors an 80-78 lead - one they wouldn't again relinquish. Ellis made 3 of 4 free throws in the final 10.5 seconds to clinch the victory.
Lee "was very aggressive, and that was the key in closing the game," Jackson said. "He was catching it in good positions. He was in attack mode. He got us great looks. He's such a weapon down there."
The Warriors have consecutive wins in games decided by three points or less after losing six of the first seven such games this season. This one might have been the most important after Tuesday night's comatose catastrophe in Indianapolis.
"After we played so poorly Tuesday night, this showed a lot of resiliency," Lee said. "We're not going to quit."
On top of his 15 rebounds, McGuire played the role of defensive stopper against All-Star Joe Johnson, who needed 17 shots to score 18 points in his return from left knee tendinitis. Johnson went scoreless in the fourth quarter.
"It was the same thing I do every game, getting down and playing defense," McGuire said. "It wasn't anything special."
Your coach begs to differ.
Game review
Key player: Dominic McGuire had 15 rebounds as the Warriors grabbed a season-high 53 boards.
Key stat: The Warriors limited the Hawks to 28 percent shooting from the floor in the fourth quarter and a season-low 33.7 percent for the game, the lowest figure since Utah hit 32.5 percent on Nov. 25, 2006.
Key stretch: After Atlanta tied it 78-78 with 52.4 seconds left, the Warriors had four clutch possessions, hitting their only field-goal attempt and 5 of 6 free throws while not committing a turnover.
Key quote: "If I'm on the floor long enough, I'm going to get rebounds. That's guaranteed," McGuire said.
Of note: McGuire and Clyde Lee are the only Warriors to go scoreless in a game with at least 14 rebounds. Lee did it twice in the early 1970s.
- Rusty Simmons
Marching on
This is where the Warriors stood March 1 each of the past 10 seasons, including games behind the Western Conference's eighth and final playoff spot:
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2011-12 | 14-18 | .438 | 3.0 | 12 |
2010-11 | 26-32 | .448 | 5.5 | 12 |
2009-10 | 17-41 | .293 | 16.0 | 14 |
2008-09 | 20-38 | .345 | 15.0 | 10 |
2007-08 | 35-22 | .614 | - | 8 |
2006-07 | 26-33 | .441 | 2.0 | 11 |
2005-06 | 24-32 | .429 | 4.5 | 13 |
2004-05 | 16-39 | .291 | 12.0 | 14 |
2003-04 | 25-33 | .431 | 6.5 | 12 |
2002-03 | 28-30 | .483 | 3.0 | 10 |
2001-02 | 16-39 | .291 | 14.5 | 13 |
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Mindful approach: Asked about the NBA's new concussion policy, Warriors coach Mark Jackson said, "During my playing days, the test was 'Are you OK?' That's it. But (the new policy) is the right thing. We've watched former greats in baseball, basketball and football, and see the damage of pushing guys out there sooner than we should."
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You don't see too many signs like this anymore. This is Shillapoo Wildlife Refuge, a great place to take a stroll or get your Christmas goose. Every year millions of geese pass through here in the fall and spring. The smart ones hang out a little South of here, where there is grazing land for the cattle. Hunter's don't shoot near the cows, so the geese are pretty safe there.
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Injuries, Sir Alex Ferguson is fond of saying, can contribute to football's habit of "biting you on the backside" and an extraordinary sequence of defensive setbacks have lent Manchester United an air of vulnerability ahead of tomorrow night's Champions League game in Milan.
Jonny Evans became the fifth defensive doubt for the encounter against Jose Mourinho's Internazionale when a recurrence of an old ankle injury saw him limp off against Blackburn Rovers on Saturday evening and with John O'Shea, Gary Neville and Wes Brown also recovering from injuries and Nemanja Vidic suspended, United may conceivably have to turn to an inexperienced youngster or else convert a midfielder to a central defender.
Ferguson said: "I just hope we can get two centre-backs out for Tuesday because at this moment it's very doubtful. Jon Evans is unlikely to be playing because when you look at him he's very, very doubtful. I just hope we get John O'Shea available because we don't have Vidic, we don't have Gary Neville and we don't have Wes Brown. We're having a nightmare with defenders this season in terms of injuries and suspensions."
The United manager's best solution could be to patch up O'Shea, who sustained a heel injury against Fulham last week, and play him alongside Rio Ferdinand, though failing that he may choose to play Patrice Evra in central defence and deploy Fabio and Rafael da Silva in the left- and right-back roles respectively. He would certainly have preferred to use Neville's experience, though he is struggling to overcome a virus. Brown's metatarsal injury rules him out.
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Head of the Class: Ian Johnson returns to the Boise State backfield, a move that will only add to the explosive offense we've come to know from the Broncos. A loaded linebacker corps makes up the heart of the Boise State defense and could shut down the middle of the field in both the pass and run games.
Underachievers: Boise State has three strong candidates for the starting quarterback job, but they haven't figured out just who will slide into that role yet. The secondary also needs time to develop, and in the offensive-heavy WAC, that could be a major liability.
Academic Suspension: East Carolina smacked this defense around for 322 yards in the Hawaii Bowl, and if they can't consistently stop the run this year, they are in deep trouble. Add in a tough non-conference schedule that includes Bowling Green, Oregon, and Southern Mississippi, and the road back to the BCS looks very rocky this year.
Fresno State
Coach: Pat Hill
2007: 9-4 overall, 6-2 in conference (3rd)
Head of the Class: With the deepest running back core in the WAC, Fresno State looks to capitalize on their run game success from last year. Tom Brandstater leads a highly-tuned offense into battle, perhaps becoming the next great WAC quarterback in the process.
Underachievers: Fresno State does not have an especially strong defense. They finished third from the bottom in turnovers last season and gave up 27 points per game. The Bulldogs will need to pick it up a bit, especially in the high-scoring WAC. They'll also need defense for their four out-of-conference games, but if they win all four, there may be no stopping them.
Academic Suspension: The Bulldogs are weak on the offensive line, especially at center, and lost offensive coordinator Jim McElwain to Alabama. Whether this will impact the Bulldogs' offense or not has yet to be seen, but such transitions are not always smooth. Issues at center, though, could be a crippling blow to the Fresno State running attack.
Coach: Greg McMackin
2007: 12-1 overall, 8-0 in conference (1st)
Head of the Class: On a team noted for their offense exploits, defense will be the key this year for Hawaii. Linebackers Adam Leonard and Solomon Elimimian (246 combined tackles, 23 for a loss last season) will lead the charge this year, while Hawaii's offensive line returns several important starters. Tyler Graunke had limited play time last year, but when he came off the bench, he proved he was capable of running Hawaii's run-and-gun offense.
Underachievers: The defensive line has three new starters, including senior David Veikune. Veikune played well coming off the bench last season, but the big question here is whether the rest of the defensive line will be up to task.
Academic Suspension: Colt Brennan is gone. So are the Warriors' top receivers and coach June Jones. Graunke is a capable QB, but with so many pieces gone and games on the road against Oregon State and Florida, Hawaii is going to be lucky to finish .500 this year.
Coach: Robb Akey
2007: 1-11 overall, 0-8 in conference (9th)
Head of the Class: Deonte' Jackson had a phenomenal freshman season in the backfield, averaging 98 yards a game. Second-team All-WAC center Adam Korby leads an offensive line returning all five of its starters, which can only be good news for Jackson.
Underachievers: The defense has lost three starting linebackers, with no real replacements on the horizon. However, when you do as poor as Idaho did last season, there's really nowhere to go but up. Or at least I think that's the case here.
Academic Suspension: A weak defense, alongside of an offense that cannot pass effectively, seems to doom Idaho from the outset: the Vandals finished dead last in passing efficiency last season. This team did not win a single WAC conference game last year, and they may repeat that performance this year. A winless season is a real possibility if Idaho can't beat Utah State.
Louisiana Tech
Coach: Derek Dooley
2007: 5-7 overall, 4-4 in conference (T-4th)
Head of the Class: Louisiana Tech returns many of its offensive players from last season and gains a transfer from Georgia Tech in the talented quarterback Taylor Bennett. Add in the fact that one of Louisiana Tech's strengths is its secondary, and we could be a season or two away from the Bulldogs being a dominant force in WAC football.
Underachievers: At wide receiver, Phillip Livas leads a corps that could be stronger. If the wide receivers produce, though, Louisiana Tech's strong run game will be free to run over the weak defenses all across the WAC. However, for as good as the secondary is, the front seven has major holes in it that will need to be filled. Can Dooley do it?
Academic Suspension: There's a bit of a quarterback controversy in Shreveport, with everyone seeking to replace last year's starter Zac Champion. If they can get that situation sorted out, then Louisiana Tech will improve by leaps and bounds. They may even be *gasp* bowl eligible this season.
Coach: Chris Ault
2007: 6-7 overall, 4-4 in conference (T-4th)
Head of the Class: Luke Lippincott was the WAC's leading rusher last year, while wideout Marko Mitchell had a fantastic season in the "pistol" offense. With four returning linemen and incredible depth on the offensive end, Nevada may have the best offense in the entire conference. And that's including Boise State.
Underachievers: The Wolfpack have a potential star in senior linebacker Joshua Mauga, who comes back from injury. If he can stay healthy, he will be a big help. A new defensive coordinator brings along the 4-3 defense, but can Nevada get it going in time for the regular season?
Academic Suspension: Surprise, surprise, another WAC team with defensive worries. Nevada played host to a string of shootouts last season, something they can't afford to do if they want to contend for the WAC championship this season. They also have Grambling, Texas Tech, and Missouri for non-conference games. Ouch.
New Mexico State
Coach: Hal Mumme
2007: 4-9 overall, 1-7 in conference (8th)
Head of the Class: Chase Holbrook is nothing short of a beast. The Aggies' quarterback has been a WAC leader in offensive categories for two straight years, and will probably be a solid draft pick in the middle to later rounds next year. Joe Lee Dunn has been brought in to help shore up an abysmal defense, but can he make another miracle happen?
Underachievers: The Aggies get their wide receiving corps back, including senior Chris Williams, who has big-play potential and may become Holbrook's #1 target. A number of starters return on the offensive line and on defense, but for the latter, that might not be such a great thing…
Academic Suspension: I know I sound like a broken record, but defense, defense, defense. The Aggies did so little with Holbrook's amazing stats because they could not stop anybody. If Dunn can turn this team around, they can compete for a WAC championship. If not, they'll be throwing another season away.
San Jose State
Coach: Dick Tomey
2007: 5-7 overall, 4-4 in conference (T-4th)
Head of the Class: Kevin Jurovich, David Richmond and Jalal Beauchman return to lead a star wide receiving corps for the Spartans. Jurovich ranked in the top 10 in receiving yards per game last season. A similar performance this year will certainly help San Jose State to put more games in the win column.
Underachievers: The San Jose State defense reportedly smoked the offense in spring practices, which is good news for a team that lost their biggest defensive star in Dwight Lowery to the NFL. Look our for senior defensive back Christopher Owens to fill Lowery's place and become the biggest threat on defense for the Spartans.
Academic Suspension: There is no run offense at San Jose State. If the Spartans are going to contend for the WAC championship, they'll need to find one and soon. They also need their defense to pick up the pace, or they will be mired in the bottom half of the conference for another season.
Utah State
Coach: Brent Guy
2007: 2-10 overall, 2-6 in conference (7th)
Head of the Class: Utah State won their final two games of the season last year, both in conference. Perhaps some of that momentum will carry over into 2008 for the Aggies. The running game for Utah State could also turn out to be a surprise if they can shore up the offensive line and work on the pass game.
Underachievers: Nine starters return on a defense that gave up 450 yards a game last year. Utah State has signed some junior college prospects in their latest recruiting class, potentially giving them some fresh bodies in their weakest aspect, but just how much of an impact will these players have? They're hoping it'll be a big one.
Academic Suspension: The offense is a total mess. The defense had trouble stopping anybody last season. There is no established QB on this Utah State squad, and they could easily lose all four of their non-conference games without a fight. Once again, Utah State and Idaho will battle early in the season to determine who will be the 2008 WAC cellar dweller.
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Bold Prediction: Fresno State marches out of the regular season with an undefeated record and a BCS Bowl bid. If they can win all four tough non-conference games (UCLA, Rutgers, Wisconsin and Toledo), the only thing standing between them and a January bowl game is Boise State
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The goal of the racing modes is to finish five laps around the track ahead of your competitors. In Grand Prix Mode you race against seven computer-controlled opponents (or six if you and a friend are playing Two Player Grand Prix), while in Versus Mode it's Player One against Player Two and Time Trial is just a race against the clock (the game pak records your best times). Battle mode finds you and a friend attempting to damage each other three times, with eat hit taking away one of three balloons from your kart. The first to lose all their balloons loses. There are three speed modes in the game: 50cc, 100cc, and 150cc (which is initially hidden). Grand Prix Mode and Versus mode are available at any speed, while Time Trial and Battle Mode always occur at 100cc. The game's controls are simple compared to today's modern Mario Karts. The B button accelerates, the Y button brakes, steering is done with the control pad, the A button uses an item, the X button activates the rearview mirror in Single Player Mode, and the L & R buttons cause the kart to hop. Wait, items? Yup, there's more than just simple racing going on here. By running over question mark blocks, you can obtain a special item to help you move ahead. Let's look at the list.
This first edition in the Mario Kart series features eight characters from the Mushroom Kingdom and they each fall into one of three weight classes. Lightweight characters have great acceleration, but a poor top speed; mediumweights have average, balanced skills; and heavyweights have great top speed but poor acceleration. As always, it's important to try all the characters until you find one that best suits your driving style. Furthermore, when a computer-controlled character feels threatened, it will unleash a special item only it has available to it, so when you see Princess Toadstool drop a poison mushroom on the track, rest assured that you cannot perform the same trick. Let's go to the character breakdown.
With all of these characters, items, and tracks it's no wonder the game became such a smash hit when you consider the gameplay and replay value are equally well done. It's instantly addictive and some players insist, even with all the sequels, that it's the only "true" Mario Kart. The game inspired a number of imitators over the years as other companies began putting their own mascots into go-karts. Sonic the Hedgehog raced in two Game Gear games (Sonic Drift and Sonic Drift 2), Mega Man went for a ride in Rockman Battle and Chase, and even Crash Bandicoot took to the road in Crash Team Racing and Crash Nitro Kart. Super Mario Kart gave way to three sequels: 1997's Mario Kart 64 for Nintendo 64, 2001's Mario Kart Super Circuit for Game Boy Advance, and 2003's Mario Kart: Double Dash!! for Nintendo GameCube. The later versions improve on the formula first defined here, but there's still something to be said about the lifespan of a classic. Hunt this game down at your local used game store or online auction because it's worth the search. See you at the finish line!
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THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. - KESQ and CBS Local 2 learned singer Jerry Vale passed away Sunday morning in hospice care with family by his side.
At the age of 15, he started singing professionally in supper clubs. Known for singing primarily love songs, Vale went on to record more than 50 albums.
Vale received a star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars on December 5th, 1998. His star is at 255 S. Palm Canyon Drive.
Vale and Rita, his wife of over 40 years, resided in Palm Desert.
Vale was 81 years old.
Long life. Lots of tunes. Hopefully he is in Heaven. Prayers to family. Never heard of him.
Made a brief cameo in Goodfellas.
You'll likely remember this one.
You Don't Know Me - Jerry Vale
We really old guys know who he was. Had a nice voice and style.
And in Casino
Guess Scorcese was a fan.
That's precisely what society is missing today, love songs.......Life was better back then because of those songs.
Saw Sinatra on an old tonite show on youtube a few days ago call him Jerry Fail.
The name didn't mean anything to me either, but I remember having heard "You don't know me" and "I can't stop loving you."
Rest in peace, Mr. Vale.
They were good pals.
I should attribute my quote, that was from Nancy Sinatra.
Nice sentiment. You could have left off the last comment!
Have you ever heard about class?
Jerry Vale - Speak Softly Love (theme from 'The Godfather')
Al Di La , this is a good song by Jerry Vale:
"Birth name Gennaro Luigi Vitaliano", I guess they figured, Jerry Vale would be easier to remember!
When I was a senior in high school, about a thousand years ago, I was a little awkward when there were lasses in the neighborhood. That lasted through 11th, 12th and into 13th grade.
This song forced me to take a run at it, and it made life a whole lot more fun. I don't know that my personality changed, but when I took a run at it I discovered that my suave, cosmopolitan friends were a every bit as terrified of rejection as I was. When I started dating seniors, at first, then the college lasses, my suave, cosmopolitan friends started asking me if Miss So and So had a sister or a cousin or a friend who would like to join us at a drive-in movie or a dinner and a walk by the lake.
Life was simpler in those days...or maybe not. The lasses were sure lookers, all of 'em.
Then Uncle Sam called. There I discovered that the most suave and sophisticated of the other enlisted men related to the fine lasses we met at inverse success to the amount they bragged about conquests.
All I can say is, thank you Jerry Vale, and RIP.
I actually met Jerry one time at a Mets game-in high school(it was probably 67 or 68),my buddy and I were on the subway going to Shea for a midweek game when we were off during spring break. Some guy on the subway asked if we had tics-sold us two really cheap. Turned out they were field level, six rows back on the homeplate side of the Cubs dugout- two rows in front was Jerry Vale-he graciously signed our scorecards. A great singer- RIP
I'm building an LP collection of the greats. Coming from estate sales they're not that expensive. Still have my Dad's 1956 custom hi-fi cabinet with Pioneer components.
It's poignant to get a stack of LPs from eBay each with a return address label showing the owner. Many from New Jersey but I picked up twenty-five Carmen Cavallaro LPs from an estate in Butte, Montana!
Some wonderful listening but I am transcribing them to other media. Stacking the ol' turntable is fun but then I have to get the records back in the jackets & back on the shelf.
Jerry Vale is one more to be missed. Is it already 20 years since Dean Martin passed on? Dinah Shore died that same year. Time marches on.
I'm hoping my brother has my parents' old albums. They have great sentimental value to me.
I have listened to the "big band""crooners" types of stations for years even if it's not the kind of music I grew up with.
Sammy Davis Jr., Perry Como, Martin Denny, Bobby Vinton, the Tiki Lounge, a whole lot of good music is out there to appreciate.
Same age as me——another one bites the dust.
Your right. Sorry.
Ditto. But I've heard of him.
It was a kinder, gentler time...
He had a beautiful voice.
Aaaa, whatsamatta for you you don no Momma Vitaliano's boy?
Condolences to family and friends of Jerry Vale.
yeah. I would get a blank stare from most of my coworkers if I mention any of these pre British Invasion acts.
There was this guy Dino Martin, and this other one Frank 'The Chairman' Sinatra. My grandfather is buried next to Eddie Fisher in SoCal.
You certainly don't. The current group of "singers" could not come close to the notes and style of a Jerry Vale, even if they were inclined to sing songs of such beauty...which I doubt.
You are right on the mark, Hot.
[Thats precisely what society is missing today, love songs.......Life was better back then because of those songs.]
And the main thing about music of the earlier years is that songs were not age specific......everyone old or young sang and enjoyed these songs. Music brought us together, not like separating us today.
Took in a dinner show at the Sands in 1974. First half—Jerry Vale with about a 70 piece orchestra. Fantastic!
Second half—Bob Newhart.
Great time to be alive.
Jerry Vale was a good one, and yes we oldsters do remember him. RIP.
My parents had a Jerry Vale album I played all the time. It was love songs in different languages. Bella!
Rest in peace Mister Vale. Your music was one of the many pleasant memories of my childhood.
The first time I heard this was while watching the movie "Goodfellas".
the Carson show I was watching had Frank on the couch then Rickles came out and did a very short skit totally geared towards Frank...the usual guinea-wop stuff that Rickles will use when he is not mocking any other nationality or race (which I love by the way as an American of Italian descent). Rickles did a "...I can listen to any one of your Goomba singers.."(rough paraphrase)...to which Frank replied " who....Jerry Fail..."
that's it...
I loved all his songs. And he never had to grab his crouch.
I remember like yesterday when "Sam" (Dooley Wilson) sang "As Time Goes By" in "Casablanca". You have to grasp the whole Bogie/Bergman-in-wartime-Casablanca thing unfolding on the screen to fully appreciate the song.
Likewise. you have to see "Goodfellas" to get the full impact of Jerry Vale singing his love song to the suddenly-quiet, pensive gangsters and their women in the nightclub scene. It's unforgettable as far as movie songs go.
Rest in Peace, good fella!
I just saw Goodfellas for the first time recently and several times since. It is a gripping scene, like so many in that movie. Something about that movie.
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Does anyone know of games you can play online without having friend codes? Is there a list of WiFi games you can play anonymously? :redwii:
I believe most games out there that have multiplayer online have anonymous online play. Animal Crossing is the only game I can think of that doesn't let you play with random people. The only reason you need friend codes is if you want to play with a specific person.


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Proving that it's more than a place for good beer, trivia, and conversation, Keegan's Irish Pub takes home the City Pages award for BEST BREAKFAST WITH A HANGOVER:
Face it, unless you had a night so bad that dry toast is an adventure in gastronomy, the best tonic for excessive partying is a quiet, hearty breakfast in a soothing setting. Like Roseville's Pippin's with its tiny, warm caramel rolls. Or the Local with its two-for-one Irish coffees, British sports on the tube, and creamy hash browns. But most times, Northeast's Keegan's Pub fills the bill the best.
Sure, the decor is calculatedly quaint (the bar was shipped over in pieces from Ireland and assembled Stateside), but those padded barstools and squishy reproduction couches are terribly kind to hungover bones. The tie-wearing bartenders mix a strong Irish coffee, and intuitively know when to shoot the breeze or leave you the hell alone. They also assemble a Bloody Mary that could be a light meal for Atkins dieters: The drink is topped with a hardboiled egg, a strip of bacon, and enough vegetable garnishes for a salad. If you're still peckish afterward, the menu features an Irish breakfast with bangers and black pudding ($9.95), as well as a nicely made Eggs Benedict ($9.95), in addition to all kinds of lunch-y things. The real piece de resistance, though, is that staple of Army mess halls, creamed chipped beef on toast, a.k.a. S.O.S. Keegan's version sets tender, salty bits of rehydrated beef in an unctuous pale gravy of heavy cream laced with garlic. Dolloped over crisp white toast, paired with a side of fried potatoes, and accompanied by the hair of the dog of your choice, it's an alcohol sponge par excellence.
As is confirmed by our alcohol sponge per excellence, Atomizer who readily seconds City Page's recommendation.
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Rendezvous with Dr. Malikov
Walkthrough - Chapter 1 - Rendezvous with Dr. Malikov at the Med Clinic
After the cutscene, enter the elevator. At the bottom things will cool off for a spell. Follow the linear path and you'll come to a room with Air Fuel Grenades and some fallen soldiers with guns to replenish your ammo.
Enter the tube. At the far end you'll see many Drones swarming.
Lead them back to the cargo container room and make the fight easier by detonating the propane tanks on top of the containers.
Head back into the tube and take out stragglers before hopping down.
You'll now see a shielded Attack Drone. You'll fight these later, but for now, it ain't happening. Follow the commands to get you through the area unscathed.
Head left and crouch behind the two boxes, letting the two drones pass.
On your comrade's command, take a left and sprint towards the crates. Weave through them while the drones fire and destroy them. Take a right, then another when you are instructed to and keep tight to the wall.
Hop in the water and swim to the grate. Wait here until the drones pass over.
When told, head to the other side of pool, hang a left and sprint for the door in the distance. It closes behind you, phew!
You now have to get onto that middle island and avoid the Fury. Just wait until it's opposite you, hop in the water and move quickly to the island. As soon as you get there, take cover since Hybrids come out the elevator on the other side.
The high ground gives the Hybrids area to spread out to make your cover a bit weak. Take them out on the left, then right. Now, grab the ammo and Grenade pack on the island.
Swim to the other side (watch that Fury) and take the elevator and follow the hallway to the doctor.
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- AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 12:24 PM
sa totoo lang nagagandahan ako sa kanya. plus magaling mag project. yung iba dito masyadong feelingera lang talaga.
- AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 12:06 AM
In fairness magaling magproject. Na keri nya! Di gaya ni Sam Pinto, kumot lang nakatakip di pa alam iproject bwahaha
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 12:08 AM
nagsuffer career nitey when kabayo entered the scene...as well as chocoleit and pooh who are much funnier than that filthy mouthed horsey. tigidig.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 6:15 AM
you call vice as filthy mouthed horsey, what makes you different? hypocrite.
- AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 7:25 AM
FAB. Kasi she can get away with wearing anything. Pag maganda at sosyal, win na win. Pag over the top at costumy, pwedeng excuse na comedienne sya.hahaha
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 3, 2013 at 7:33 AM
fab! bagay kasi sa kanya. Di tulad ni vice ganda, kahit ano nalang. pumili ka naman ng bagay sa katawan mo dong!
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Searching for the next handball hero
Hands up if you were entertained for hours by a crack in the cement and a tennis ball?
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It seems like kids from primary schools around Australia are still trying to beat the school bell to get a few games of handball in before class.
Wayne Denning is the executive producer at Carbon Media, and he is looking for Queensland kids to take part in a new ABC3 TV show 'Handball Heroes'.
He remembers playing handball in his hometown, Blackwater, and is taking a trip down memory lane to find others with the same passion.
"It was one of our obsessions going to school early and [playing] right through to the evening," Wayne says.
He's looking for 20 handball stars aged nine to 14 with energy and excitement to share their special moves.
'Handball Heroes' will also focus on sharing stories from kids in the regions to find out more about their family, communities, and how their world works.
Wayne says regional Queensland is a diverse part of Australia that doesn't get to be shared on reality TV.
"Voices of kids in those areas are often dictated by what's coming out of the cities," he says.
He's not worried that handball is a thing of the past, saying it's still popular in 2013 with kids even having customised handballs.
"It's really enlightening getting kids away from the screens and getting them out there playing an active, fun game that all kids can play," Wayne says.
"Nothing beats getting a ball and getting outside and having some fun."
Wayne says a great part of his job is helping kids in the 'tween' age group find their voice and give them the opportunity to actively participate in the media.
That market's attention has been captured by commercial success of things like he Wiggles, Twilight and mobile phone applications, he says.
Wayne describes the story of how he went from a Blackwater hand-baller to owning a media company as 'a long story', but hard work and changes to the market have made his dream a reality.
The 12-person company creates children's TV shows and designs mobile phone applications and websites.
"Sometimes you have a little fun project like 'Handball Heroes' come along and you get a chance to inject excitement and have fun," Wayne says.
If you think you have what it takes, head to handballheroes.com to upload an application. But be quick! Entries close on 21st January 2013.


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Burden Kansas vs. Burden, Kansas
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Cool to hear. I'm looking forward to the sequel. This is me volunteering to be a beta reader if you need an extra.
You could use the same Verbing Kansas pattern to title the second book. Like "Bleeding Kansas" or "Crossing Kansas" or whatever. Just offering suggestions that you can feel completely free to ignore or claim to have thought of first. :)
-DavidDavid - Thanks for the offer. I may very well take you up on that.
I like the "verbing Kansas" idea. I might go with that if I decide not to come up with a series title to otherwise tie the books together. Funny enough, Bleeding Kansas is already taken. It refers to the Civil War era of kansas history when there was a border war over the nullification of the Missouri Compromise. It's my favorite historical topic! Jayhawker 4 life!
Coral: I'm gonna hook you up asap!
Maybe try copping out like I did and do both but admit to neither.See, I knew this was a birth-of-buffy moment, there at the end....(not that I've seen any Buffy, but I presume you know what I mean).
I read it in one sitting after it arrived yesterday, ignoring children and telephone. What a kick-ass book, Alan. It's slated for a review on my blog -- when I finally get around to doing reviews on my blog, which should be Oh, Any Day Now, *Really*.


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- Anders Ebbeson, 68, had been ill
- He died of a self-inflicted gunshot, pastor says
- Harris says "her husband is no longer suffering," police chief says
The husband of former Florida congresswoman and Secretary of State Katherine Harris was found dead Tuesday morning, apparently by his own hand, Sarasota police and the family's pastor said.
Anders Ebbesen, 68, had been ill, "but it is unknown if that is why he took his own life," Pastor William Hild, of the First Baptist Church of Sarasota, said in a statement released by Sarasota police. "The family is asking for privacy, prayers, thoughts and love from the community."
The nature of Ebbesen's illness was not disclosed, but Sarasota Police Chief Bernadette DiPino added that Harris "wanted the community, her family and friends to know that her husband is no longer suffering."
Police were called to the couple's bayfront home around 7:30 a.m. to investigate a reported suicide, Sarasota police spokeswoman Genevieve Judge said. Hild said Ebbeson died of a self-inflicted gunshot.
Harris became a national lightning rod during the bitterly fought Florida recount that capped the 2000 presidential race. She was the co-chair of George W. Bush's campaign in Florida and oversaw the state's vote tally as secretary of state, eventually certifying the Republican as the winner by 537 votes over his Democratic rival, Vice President Al Gore.
The Florida Supreme Court ordered a statewide recount of disputed ballots, but the U.S. Supreme Court brought a halt to further recounts, paving the way for Bush to become president. Harris won a seat in the House of Representatives in 2002, serving two terms before running unsuccessfully for U.S. Senate in 2006.


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Rule of 5 Poster Project
Lesson 7 of 19
Objective: SWBAT create a poster that highlights a story involving two or more functions and then represents those functions as pictures, tables, equations and a graph.
Big Idea: In this project, students apply their understanding of the Rule of 5 to create a poster based on a story of their own creation.
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Warm Up
For today's Warm Up, I wanted to specifically address the students' ability to compare two functions given different representations (8.F.A.2). I presented the table of data for one animal and the graph of another and asked, "Based on the representations below, which animal was traveling at a faster rate?" I intentionally included a "head start" in the data table, which forced students to reason mathematically (MP 2). To move thinking along, I encouraged students to write what they knew from the information provided. I also reminded them to think about applying the other parts of the Rule of 5 in order to compare.
When the timer sounded, I selected volunteers to share answers and explain their thinking. One student shared a graph of Zebra's data, which showed it traveling at 5 hm/min. Another student shared a table of Antelope's data that showed it at 12 hm after 3 minutes. He compared that to Zebra at 19 hm after 3 min to determine Zebra traveled faster.
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After Warm Up, I introduced students to the Rule of 5 Poster Project. Building on what we had learned over the previous lessons, I explained that I wanted students to create a story of their own that represented two linear functions. I then wanted them to create the related pictures, tables, equations and graphs.
After I introduced the project, I then shared the scoring rubric I would use to grade the projects once they were turned in two days later. I shared not only what a "Level 4" Poster would look like, but I also noted what might be missing that would cause the poster to score a "3", "2", or "1" on the rubric.
To help jump-start student creativity, I then guided a brief brainstorming session about story ideas. Students volunteered ideas such as comparing two phone companies, comparing two pizza restaurants, comparing two plumbing companies, and comparing two planes flying. I reminded students that a "level 4" poster had a new story, not a rehash of previous lessons or assignments.
I then explained that I would give poster paper to students once I approved their stories. This is a huge opportunity to catch and fix misconceptions. After reading their stories, I typically ask students questions like, "So how are you going to fit that on your graph?" or "So which company is going to cost less?". I have found that by previewing the stories with students and asking these questions, the rest of the project is much easier for the student to complete.
I handed out copies of the rubric and encouraged students to begin writing their stories.
Once I approve their stories, I encourage them to apply the Rule of 5 in their journals as a rough draft. That way, they can anticipate challenges (like scaling) when setting up their final poster.
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- UNIT 1: Welcome Back!
- UNIT 2: Rules of Exponents
- UNIT 3: How Big? How Small?
- UNIT 4: So What's Rational About That?
- UNIT 5: The Fabulous World of Functions
- UNIT 6: Shapes On A Plane
- UNIT 7: What's at the Root?
- UNIT 8: Playing Around with Pythagoras
- UNIT 9: Quantum of Solids
- UNIT 10: It's All About the Rates
- UNIT 11: Oni's Equation Adventure
- LESSON 1: Fabulous World of Function- Unit Introduction
- LESSON 2: Turtle & Snail Part I : An Introduction to "Rule of Five'
- LESSON 3: Turtle & Snail Part II
- LESSON 4: What's My Rule?
- LESSON 5: What's My Rule? Technology Mode
- LESSON 6: Writing Function Rules
- LESSON 7: Rule of 5 Poster Project
- LESSON 8: Charity Walk-A-Thon
- LESSON 9: Which T-Shirt Company?
- LESSON 10: Right Hand/Left Hand
- LESSON 11: Penny Bridges
- LESSON 12: Penny Bridge Debrief
- LESSON 13: What's the Correlation?
- LESSON 14: Slinky Stretch Lab
- LESSON 15: Cup Stacking
- LESSON 16: Gas Guzzlers
- LESSON 17: Rule of 5 Card Match
- LESSON 18: Here Comes Halley!
- LESSON 19: Buying a Ford Mustang