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Very Bad Men (2006)
Genre: Crime | Mystery
Release: 12 September 2006
IMDB link: IMDB
Synopsis: Predators, Swindlers and Masters of Fraud "Very Bad Men" are everywhere. This incredible seven-part, one hour true crime series exposes some of the most notorious criminals on record as told by key members of the police, family, friends and the victims themselves. Each episode details the methods of fraud, bigamy, crimes of passion, murder and the horrendous impact these men have had on their victims lives, leaving little doubt that these are some "VERY BAD MEN"


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TONY-TIGRE is the tractor-tiger character adopted by Antonio Carraro* as its company mascot. This is the story of a cartoon multi-purpose tractor who can do all kinds of things on the farm run by Father Nani, Mommy Mary, and their 3 children Oscar, Anna, and Jimmy.
The application for iPhones and iPads is an interactive audiobook published in 5 languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish) filled with educational content and "soundtrack".
Read it, touch it, tilt it, shake it, and listen: Tony-Tigre is a multi-faceted friend to be discovered by young and (and older) readers. The application also contains a section called "Play with Tony-Tigre" that offers every little reader finger-painting fun. And every creation can be sent online, modified, shared, or erased.
AUDIBLE PAGE TURNER: readers get the feeling of reading a real book by giving a slight tap when they're ready to turn the page. The turning of each page is accompanied by the "crunching" sound of paper pages turning
BOOKMARK: readers can mark the page they stop reading, close the book, and then go right back to where they stopped the next time
360° READING: the book can be read anywhere with the iPhone or iPad held vertically or horizontally
ILLUSTRATED BY HAND: illustrations by Fred, the famous Italian comedy theatre artist (the narrator's voice is featured in the Italian audio version)
NARRATION in 5 languages
SHARING POSSIBILITY on social networks like Facebook
The section called "PLAY WITH TONY-TIGRE" offers budding artists from 1-13 years old a "step by step" guide to drawing that lets them play with Oscar and Tony-Tigre by finger-painting to their heart's content.
Select DIFFERENT LINES to draw with
Select 8 DIFFERENT COLORS
ERASE all or part of your drawing
SEND the drawing by e-mail
SHARE the drawing on FB
Tony-Tigre is an educational game application that brings younger readers into a fantasy-filled world of tractors and life in the country, a life filled with time-honoured values and feelings that is just as valid today and as today's families, friendships, helping those in need, goodwill, and satisfaction in bringing forth the fruits of the earth. The Preface offers an instructive summary of the history of mechanized agriculture in words a child can understand.
*Antonio Carraro Spa has long been a world leader in the production of multi-purpose tractors for specialized agriculture, landscape and roadside maintenance.
Tony-Tigre creator and author: Liliana Carraro
Illustrations: Fred
Developed by Alvise Susmel, GsFactory Team
Supported Devices:
- iPad
- iPhone
- iPod Touch

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The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Two imprisoned men bond over a number of years, finding solace and eventual redemption through acts of common decency. (142 mins.)
Director: Frank Darabont
Stars: Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton, William Sadler
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North by Northwest (1959)
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Stars: Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe, Brad Pitt, Joseph Melito
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A botched card game in London triggers four friends, thugs, weed-growers, hard gangsters, loan sharks and debt collectors to collide with each other in a series of unexpected events, all for the sake of weed, cash and two antique shotguns. (107 mins.)
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A quick question for you. This is something I was discussing last night. Will David Cameron become a great prime minister? My answer is he has to be, otherwise the country is screwed. I also think he has the makings of a great reforming prime minister. He is not Margaret Thatcher, but who is? There is only one Margaret Thatcher and Cameron has to be his own man.
The economy he will inherit if the Conservatives do win the next general election will give him very little room for manoeuvre. Labour inherited a buoyant economy in 1997, and taking a world problem into account, Brown has still managed to wreck it. Where Cameron will have to be great is in reforming the way government conducts its business. He has promised a bonfire of Quangos. Good so far. What about direct democracy though? Are we going to have the opportunity to decide if we want elected mayors and elected police chiefs? Are we going to be able to decide on parliamentary candidates in truly open primaries? Are councillors going to be able to run councils (as opposed to officials running councils) with less interference from central government? What about the EU? Is Cameron going to do nothing and maintain the staus quo. or is he going to allow the people a say on whether Britain stays in Europe or opts for the more favourable position that Switzerland finds itself in?
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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by sportshawaii, Aug 6, 2011.
Nice to see some Hawaiian outreach. Is it impolite for a mainlander to say "Aloha?". If so, "Aloha." That is coming from a how-oh-lee wearing a Wal-Mart bought polyester Hawaiian shirt.
I just read your thread about the Colorado game. With Abs playing ambassador over there, it was like an echo chamber. There was even a link back to Allbuffs.
It cracks me up how there is some itchin' for some smack-talk. CU hasn't brought the heat, like Mich State or Alabama.
I can only imagine it going something like this...
Alabama fan: "We're gonna mud-hole you island furkers. ESsssss Eeeee Cseeeeee speed! The south has better BBQ, too."
Michigan State..."Was it Jesse Jackson or the cast of Glee that caused Hawaii to drop the word "Rainbow" infront of the Warriors? Own up to your island and WAC gheyness. What kind of poof brews beer with passion fruit anyway?
So now that I've broken the ice, mostly because of that dip**** "Ralphie on the barbie, oi oi oi" post and the limp dick LOL emoticons that followed, lemme return the favor and show you macadamia butt munchers how it's done.
This is a photo of Scotty McKnight catching a tipped ball for a touchdown last year. And, yes, Hawaii fans...he caught that because of the altitude and because your island boys were gassed.
That line is too high. Of course, nobody knows what to expect from CU this season, but based on last year's game and the number of returning players on both teams, the spread shouldn't be more than 3 1/2. I guess we'll see in a month.
Wow. Anyone know where I can put some $$ on this game?
I believe that we will win this game but I am not shocked to see that others don't. Our current group of players has notoriously underperformed on the road and our coaches are something of an unknown quantity.
Well the odds are def against us.
17 game road losing streak
2 of last 11 CU headcoaches have won their debut
And 0-2 in the last 2 openers when not opening against CSU. One of those teams was a WAC team (Fresno) and the other was Montana st.
Lets end these streaks!
I believe the line actually opened at 11, so it's already come down a bit. We will see if it drops more as we get closer to game day.
wait, I am bad with the gambling thing. Colorado +7 means that we are predicted to win? And if you take that bet and cu wins by 6 points you loose the bet?
Or is Hawaii supposed to beat us by 7?
Sports betting is kind of like medical tests. Your team being negative is typically a good thing as it means your team is expected to win. If Colorado is -7 they are expected to win.
Oh thanks!
In that case **** that ****. The buffs are gonna crush some rainbows.
also where can i place a bet?
Heywood, you're invited to my next poker party. $100 hands. Me and the boys will teach you how to play when you get here.
Now now just cause I dont bet on football doesnt mean I cant take you in in Texas holding em. I am better at flopping than the brazilian soccer team. Plus I have been known to shoot the moon.
Lets make it 200/hand
Yes, I think it did open at 11 but came down to 7. My best guess would be that it will level off and end up at 9.5 on game day.
What the warrior fans were talking about when they spoke about gassing in the second half was because we opened the season to play USC, then travelled to the east coast to play army and went straight to Colorado. I promise not to bring up the subject of high altitude if you promise not to talk about the heat and humidity when they come to Hawaii. Most of the teams that visit Hawaii these days do a much better job with hydrating days in advance and they even rent those huge misting fans. If you hydrate well then you won't have guys going down for the count with cramps in their legs. The game starts about 4PM hawaii time so there will be a good amount of sun for the first half of the game. Another big tip is DO NOT GO TO THE BEACH UNTIL AFTER THE GAME! LOL, very important for those who don't bask in the sun on a regular basis.
Cmon, even Colorado has their share of fru-fru beers.
Orange Blossom Pilsner
Sea Dog Blue Paw – Wild Blueberry Ale
Gaelic Ale ....what kind of name is that? ROFL
I'm not here to troll or trash talk, just wanted to start talking about the season opener with fans just like us. Let me throw an olive branch by sharing with you last months Sports Angel.
P.S. anyone can say Aloha as long as you mean it.
ok new guy can stay
@ Scott/Sports Hawaii
The smack is all in good fun. The olive branch is much appreciated, as is the hot slice of cheesecake. She would look even hawter wearing a garter like the ones adorning Hawaii's new 2011 pants.
If I had to critique your reply, it's a solid B effort. Retaliation with fruity Colorado craft beer stung a little bit, but it was predictable. Coloradans put all kinds of strange infusions into their suds. You probably could have found some Colorado craft brew pub run by nudists who lace their beer with rose hips and lithium spring water.
Either out of mercy or ignorance, you stopped short of calling Colorado out for unleashing Zima on the world.
Half of the unwanted pregnancies in East Lancing, Michigan and throughout the entire state of Alabama were conceived by teenage girls who were drunk on Zima. The spawn of these pregnancies often end up as smack-talking football fans on Internet fan sites. I know I did.
So let's get back with the football talk. The heat in Hawaii might cause a few cramps. I'd point out that 17 players on the CU roster and several more coaches are from Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, or Camaroon mother ****ing Africa. There are some kids who are no strangers to two-a-day practices in triple digit temperatures on practice fields laced with goat head burrs and cracked dirt.
The Buffs know a thing or two about Hawaii and the afternoon heat. The Hawaiian player pipeline is one of my favorite recruiting story lines at Colorado. CU coaches Cabral and Mike Tuiasosopo are no strangers in the islands. Cabral hosts football camps in Hawaii in the summer. We also have five Hawaiians on the roster: OL Paulay Asiata (St. Louis), OL Kawai Crabb (Punahou), DE Juda Parker (St. Louis), OL Sione Tau (Damien Memorial), LB KT Tu'umalo (Punahou). We've seen some great Hawaiians matriculate through Boulder over the years, like Jordan Dizon, BJ Beatty, and Chris Naeole, to name a few.
The heat in Honolulu is NOT concern, and won't be an excuse in the event of a loss. I'm confident that CU's coaches will keep the players from being distracted by Waikiki beach and other island charms. These players will be arriving in top shape, with the sole mission of getting the road monkey off of CU's back. The Buffs will be coming to Hawaii for a win and a brick. Embree has declared Hawaii to be a Brick Game, which means that a victory will be memorialized on a brick in the athletic department wall. Passage to Aloha Stadium will not be entrusted to the weak or timid.
In closing, CU beat Hawaii last year with arguably the worst coach in the program's history. The same QB, both 100 yard rushers, and much of the o-line that beat Hawaii last year are back again this year. CU's d-line looks to be better this year. This is noteworthy because CU held the Warriors to 7 yards rushing in 2010. Your Heisman hopeful QB Bryant Moniz and his newly tattooed index finger is going to have to try to beat the Buffs through the air and try to exploit CU's depleted secondary.
Hawaii has 3 returning starters on O...3. They lose 4 O-line, their best running back in years and 5 of the top 6 wide receivers. Hawaii will be breaking in a LOT of new people in game 1.
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Wednesday, June 08, 2016: Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center, Falls Church, VA organized an Iftaar for the "First responders and elected officials" at the Mosque. It gives me great pleasure… Read more »
The more we understand each other, the fewer the conflicts would be. Mike Ghouse, RamadanNews.com Courtesy of Business Standard To celebrate the over 400-year-old amity between the Hindu and Muslim… Read more »
This is the spirit of Ramadan indeed, don't miss out the Ramadan Commercials on the right side panel that carry the spirit of Ramadan very well. Mike Ghouse Ramadan News… Read more »
While this is a good initiative, I would have removed the Dawah Booth, which negates the good work, the intention does not seem to serve, but to convert. -Mike Ghouse, Ramadan… Read more »