text:
People's Park Complex forces their residents to sleep outside if they don't have access card
SINGAPORE — Some residents at People's Park Complex are angry over strict security measures rolled out at the start of this month in an apparent move to curb prostitution, overstaying, short-term rentals and other illegal activities in the 31-floor building.
Residents at the 46-year-old property whom TODAY spoke to said that visitors — including boyfriends, girlfriends and relatives — are not allowed to stay over, and that the measures have turned their homes into a "prison". The strata-titled Chinatown development has commercial units on the lower floors and apartments on the upper floors.
According to the residents, some visitors have been told that if their visit exceeds two hours, the unit would be "blackmarked". Any visitor staying overnight has had his or her particulars taken down.
The measures were outlined in a circular issued by the complex's management corporation in late July, which indicated that they would take effect on Aug 1.
Residents also claimed that they were subjected to routine checks on whether they each carried an access card when entering or leaving the premises. Wives accompanying their husbands and children tagging along with their parents were not spared, they said.
The complex's manager Wilson Goh has been unavailable for comment, despite repeated attempts by TODAY to reach him.
More than 10 residents gathered at the complex's McDonald's on Tuesday (Aug 6) night to take turns to outline their grievances to TODAY. Some owners, who visited the complex's management office on Wednesday and Thursday to seek resolution to the issue, also told their stories.
Some elderly residents were worried about how their adult children could visit them.
The notice on access restrictions posted by the People's Park Complex management. Photo: Wong Pei Ting
Landlords told TODAY that tenants who forgot their access cards or were still waiting for their cards to be processed found themselves turned away at the lobby on consecutive days — despite explaining their situations — before they were eventually allowed in.
One tenant, a pub worker, was forced to stay elsewhere on Wednesday night after she was turned away three days in a row as her access card was with someone who was in China.
There were also access issues for delivery men, part-time cleaners and tuition teachers.
The large number of requests for access caused chaos for the first few days the new rules were enforced, according to the landlords.
A real estate agent in his 50s, who owns three units, sent TODAY a video a tenant had taken at the complex depicting a bottleneck of about 20 people waiting in turn to explain why they should be allowed in without an access card.
Declining to be named, he said people had to wait up to two hours before they could return home that day, and were made to sign declaration forms acknowledging that they will no longer be allowed to enter the building without an access card from Aug 5.
A copy of the form seen by TODAY stated that the management office will issue only up to six cards per unit – regardless of whether the residents live in studio or four-bedroom units – in compliance with Urban Redevelopment Authority guidelines.
The management will "cease to register entry for those short-term tenants visitors staying for less than three months and tenants without access cards with effect from Aug 1", it wrote.
Many unit owners are far from happy with the management's approach.
"Madness. They prevented my tenant from going in without a card, not even allowing him to register as a visitor," said Mrs Janice Goh, a 38-year-old housewife whose tenant called her at 12.30am on Wednesday as the security guard would not allow her to go home.
"Technically, the MCST (Management Corporation Strata Title) is employed by residents to work for our benefit. Since when did they have the right to reject visitors?"
She said the tenant who called her at 12.30am felt "insulted" and treated like a "criminal".
Mrs Goh said that she headed down to the complex's management office on Wednesday to try to have her concerns addressed.
Complex manager Mr Goh was not in, she said, but she asked one of his subordinates: "One person, one card. Girlfriend how?" According to her, the male staff member replied: "Visit can. No overnight stay."
Mrs Goh said that she was told by the staff member that the reason for the restriction was to curb "illegal stays", an apparent reference to vice-related activity.
In one widely-reported court case, a 46-year-old Singaporean landlady named Beh Dien Dien was jailed 14 weeks and fined S$8,000 for renting out rooms to prostitutes.
Mrs Goh, however, said: "Over a few bad eggs, they are now making it very difficult for all… No other private property in Singapore imposes this kind of stupid regulation on their tenants. Who in the world are we protecting at the end of the day? I don't understand."
On Wednesday, TODAY spent more than three hours at the complex's management office waiting for Mr Goh, the assigned spokesperson, to address queries, to no avail.
TODAY made several attempts to reach him by phone as well. The only responses he gave were: "Sorry, I can't talk right now" at 11am on Wednesday, and "Sorry, I am still in a meeting" at 5.30pm later that day by SMS.
But Chinese evening paper Lianhe Wanbao quoted Mr Goh as saying that residents were "mistaken" over the intentions of the new rules.
Residents are not stopped from receiving guests; the management is only asking for residents to personally pick their guests up and have their guests' particulars taken down, he reportedly said.
A resident who wished to be known only as Madam Yeo, a 47-year-old housewife, said that she and her husband were returning to their unit after a casual meal downstairs when a security guard demanded her access card, unsatisfied that only her husband was carrying a card.
The homeowner who had lived at the complex for more than 20 years said that they got into an altercation with the security guard, who told them to "call the police" if they were unhappy, according to Mdm Yeo.
One resident, Mr Tony Tan, 75, said that he had stood up for a few women from China who were being shouted at by security guards.
Mr Ken Lim, 52, said that his tenants were treated badly. One of his tenants had purportedly been told to move out when he did not have his access card, although he had signed proper rental contracts, he said.
"They owe us an explanation," Mr Lim added. "Now, we can't breathe."
A 55-year-old unit owner who wanted to be known only as Madam Lee said that there are other ways the authorities can catch the true perpetrators in the building, such as by conducting an undercover sweep or tracking activities using surveillance cameras.
"Stop playing with us, or I will start to scold vulgarities too," she said.
Private residential buildings are managed by management corporations — often known as Management Corporation Strata Title, or MCST — which are governed by the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act. TODAY has sought comment from the relevant government agency, the Building and Construction Authority.
You may be interested
SHN in a Disgusting Room Leaves Guests Complaining, especially in this PandemicNurul Adriana - September 23, 2020
It is nothing new for those who travelled during this period to be serving a 14 day stay-home notice (SHN)…
Irresponsible ElderCare Staff Puts on Mask with Vomit on ElderlyNurul Adriana - September 21, 2020
To be working under the day care industry, you need to have passion, sincerity and extreme care for those under…
Next Level of Carouhell as Paranoid Seller Accuse Buyer of ScammingNurul Adriana - August 31, 2020
As technology prevails, buying and selling has been made easier with apps like Carousell. However, there are risks that come…


text:
Your browser is out of date
With an updated browser, you will have a better Medtronic website experience. Update my browser now.
Bonnie Christensen has loved horses all her life. "They're everything to me," she said.
But there was a time when Bonnie feared she would no longer be able to care for, or even ride, the horses she tends to on her property just outside Salt Lake City, Utah.
A leg bruise that wouldn't heal had turned into an open sore and left her in excruciating pain.
"On a scale of 1 to 10, it was probably a 12," she said. "It hurt so bad."
She struggled to care for her horses and stopped riding them altogether. The pain also slowed her down at work; her job at the local farm store meant she was on her feet eight hours a day. "Every step was painful. The worst pain I've ever experienced," she said.
I didn't really realize all the things I couldn't do until I could do them again.Bonnie Christensen, who received VenaSeal therapy in Salt Lake City, Utah
Doctors eventually diagnosed Bonnie with chronic venous insufficiency, or CVI. A vein that carried blood back to her heart stopped working properly and caused the blood to pool in her veins. That can cause swelling and pain and in Bonnie's case, it developed into an open, ugly wound. "It looked horrible," she said.
Bonnie's doctor used a Medtronic product called the VenaSeal™ Closure System to treat her condition. Using ultrasound as a guide, surgeons inserted a catheter into the diseased vein, then methodically injected a medical adhesive to seal it.
"It glues the bad vein shut, wall to wall," said Dr. Kathleen Gibson, medical director of Lake Washington Vascular Surgeons in Bellevue, Washington. "Then the blood that was flowing through the pathway that wasn't working correctly will immediately divert itself to the deep veins in the muscle where the blood flow is more efficient."
Dr. Gibson is an expert in the treatment of CVI. She now uses VenaSeal to treat many of her CVI patients.
A local anesthetic is used at the insertion site and patients do not require sedation.
A typical appointment takes less than an hour; patients experience minimal discomfort and can walk out as soon as it's over.
"In my experience, a majority of my patients are able to go back to their regular activities on the same day – we don't put any restrictions on their activity afterwards," said Dr. Gibson.
It's estimated 20 to 30 percent of Americans — women and men — suffer from CVI.1 But because CVI often presents as varicose veins, many people delay seeking treatment because they consider it a cosmetic issue.
For Bruce Schmidt of Minneapolis, CVI started as a tightness in his ankle. Within two weeks it had progressed to a painful, open sore.
"It felt like 100 needles were poking me in the ankle," he said. "Being on my feet at work was difficult and at home I would sit in the house and not want to do anything. The pain was constant."
Schmidt also underwent a VenaSeal procedure and within three days, the pain that had plagued him for months in his ankle was gone. "I'm back to normal," he said.
Patients who undergo other types of procedures using heat to close the vein, like laser-based therapies, can sometimes experience nerve injury due to heat and require longer recovery times.2
Furthermore, a recent study found VenaSeal equally effective as radiofrequency ablation (RFA) – what has previously been considered the gold standard – at five years.3
"VenaSeal is a good therapy for patients who want to have an easier recovery and with a shorter downtime4,5 compared to other treatment options," Dr. Gibson said.
A majority of my patients are able to go back to their regular activities on the same day. We don't put any restrictions on their activity afterwards.Dr. Kathleen Gibson, medical director of the Washington Vascular Surgeons in Seattle, Washington
It's estimated that it costs the U.S. healthcare system up to $2 billion a year to treat CVI.6 Indirect costs, such as lost work productivity, cost $15 billion more every year.7
"Early intervention is critically important," said Sandra Lesenfants, vice president and general manager of the Venous business at Medtronic. "If we can prevent this disease from progressing to a venous leg ulcer, we not only benefit patients, but we're also providing an economic benefit to the healthcare system," she said.
More than 100,000 VenaSeal procedures have been completed worldwide. But only recently — beginning in January of 2018 — did VenaSeal receive coverage by most U.S. Medicare providers and some private health insurance companies. The result has been a dramatic increase in adoption of the therapy — up 767 percent in just one year since coverage went into effect. Still, only 1 percent of Americans who could benefit from venous interventions, including VenaSeal, have actually received treatment.8
"We pay a lot of attention to diseases that cause death and maybe not enough to diseases that cause disability and impact quality of life," said Dr. Gibson. "Millions of people could potentially benefit from this therapy."
It worked out so well for Bonnie that she's back to riding her beloved horses again.
"I didn't really realize all the things I couldn't do until I could do them again," she said. "This procedure changed my life completely."
Treatment with VenaSeal Closure System is prescribed by your physician. Your physician should discuss all potential benefits and risks with you. Results may vary. This story represents individual experiences with the VenaSeal Closure System.
Proebstle, T.M. The European Multicenter Study on Cyanoacrylate Embolization of Refluxing Great Saphenous Veins without Tumescent Anesthesia and without Compression Therapy. Results presented at Charing Cross; 2016; London, UK.
Morrison, N. VeClose Five-Year Extension Follow-Up Study Results. Results presented at: Charing Cross Symposium; 2019; London, UK.
Morrison N, et al. Randomized Trial Comparing Cyanoacrylate Embolization and Radiofrequency Ablation for Incompetent Great Saphenous Veins (VeClose). J Vasc Surg. 2015;61(4):985–994.
Proebstle, T.M. The European Multicenter Study on Cyanoacrylate Embolization of Refluxing Great Saphenous Veins without Tumescent Anesthesia and without Compression Therapy. Results presented at Charing Cross; 2016; London, UK.
Rice J (2014). Burden of venous leg ulcers in the United States. Journal of Medical Economics. 17(5), 347-356
Lee, A. US markets for varicose vein treatment devices 2011. Millennium Research Group, Inc. (A Decision Resource, Inc. Company), www.mrg.net, May 2011
The VenaSeal™ Closure System (VenaSeal™ System) is indicated for use in the permanent closure of lower extremity superficial truncal veins, such as the great saphenous vein (GSV), through endovascular embolization with coaptation. The VenaSeal System is intended for use in adults with clinically symptomatic venous reflux as diagnosed by duplex ultrasound (DUS).
Separate use of the individual components of the VenaSeal Closure System is contraindicated. These components must be used a system. The use of the VenaSeal system is contraindicated when any of the following conditions exist: previous hypersensitivity reactions to the VenaSeal™ adhesive or cyanoacrylates, acute superficial thrombophlebitis, thrombophlebitis migrans, acute sepsis.
The potential adverse effects (e.g., complications) associated with the use of the VenaSeal system include, but are not limited to, allergic reactions to cyanoacrylates, such as hives, asthma, hay fever and anaphylactic shock, arteriovenous fistula, bleeding from the access site, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), edema in the treated leg, embolization, including pulmonary embolism (PE), hematoma, hyperpigmentation, infection at the access site, non-specific mild inflammation of the cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue, pain, paresthesia, phlebitis, superficial thrombophlebitis, urticaria or ulceration may occur at the injection site, vascular rupture and perforation, visible scarring.
Instructions for use can be found in the product labeling at http://manuals.medtronic.com.
CAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts these devices to sale by or on the order of a physician.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
There are many attractions, particularly for children. Here are some of the most popular.
Fly your own plane!
Cadets of 2120 (Witney) Squadron invite you to come and try your hand at flying our flight simulator under the instruction of former RAF pilots.
You'll take off from RAF Brize Norton and fly round Witney before landing back at the airfield (hopefully without crashing!) to claim your
first flight certificate. Recommended for age 11 upwards. This is free, but donations to carnival are welcomed.
Mr. Alexander's Travelling Show
A unique and captivating blend of magic, unicycling, balance and illusion, which appeals to young and old alike. From the spectacular and gravity defying three-chair balance to his fascinating linking ring routine, the show amuses, entertains and delights all who watch.
Pedro's Travelling Show
Pedro runs Circus Skills Workshops, demonstrating and teaching hand-held stilts, flower sticks, poi, juggling (balls and clubs), spinning plates, diablos, ball sticks and shaker cups. He also provides hoopla, hopscotch and beanbag games.
Smiley Train
Smiley, the happy train, travels round the Leys throughout the afternoon. £1 a ride, all proceeds go to carnival charities.
Sponsored by:
Grey Gables Garage
New for 2019! At this year's event, we aim to create a series of painted Cartoon boards of favourite characters for children. Painted by local
creative groups and arranged throughout the Leys for younger visitors and their parents/carers, to track down, the boards, will be placed
to create a walking route through the Leys. The next cartoon should be visible from the last board found, to provide a guiding pathway
through all the carnival events. The boards will be child sized to present the all-important "photo opportunity" for the family. Each board
will give credit to the artist for their efforts, and we give our thanks to all of them for their support.


text: GUEST TRAVEL REVIEWSRead Luxury Travel Reviews from Former Kuoda Travel Guests Home About Us Travel Reviews Everything spot on for memorable adventures in Peru!!!Wanted to visit several areas in Peru, so chose Kuoda to help me with my planning. Everything went so smooth… pick ups from airports, transportation, kind and knowledgeable guides, accommodations and all the recommendations! Even had to change some plans last minute while I was on the trip and that was conveniently taken care of. I will use Kuoda on my next travels to South America! They helped to make a memorable experience for my family!Melinda W.USAJuly 2018The Grand Tour – Experiencing Southern PeruAmazing trip planning and executionUrpi at Kuoda worked with our group for several months and several iterations to design the perfect trip to Cusco, Sacred Valley and the Inca trail trek to Machu Picchu. The personnel on the ground were super helpful and efficient; willing to accommodate our requests and always flexible to make our trip super memorable.Highly recommended for custom luxury travel in Peru!Nishar D.USAJuly 2018Crossroads of HistoryKuoda Travel is a great choice for personalized travel in PeruWe traveled to Puerto Maldonado, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and Lima on a 154 day tour in May/June of this year with Kuoda Travel. We chose Kuoda based on excellent reviews on Tripadvisor. Jesus Ramos listened to our interests and gave us an excellent itinerary keeping in mind our interests (ex: hiking in Wayna Picchu, food tour in Lima, visit a local chef in Maray, Hike in Ollantaytambo). We were pleased with the all the guides and drivers in all the locations.We loved the special touch of Kuoda owner, Mery Caledron and Liset (who was behind all the bookings) to personally come and visit us when we were in Cusco. However, we do feel that few of the guides rushed us thru the day (ex; we had a wonderful time with our guide who was with us from Sacred valley, Machu Pichu and Cusco journey. He was wonderful all the time till we reached Cusco. On our day of Cusco visit (last day with this particular guide), he rushed us thru the day which annoyed me a bit but he was very good rest of the tour. With the same guide, even though he was lovely, we had to stop him many times (during the entire course of the visit) to slow down and let us take pictures.Off course he was very happy to take pictures when we tell him, but the inherent rush was at times annoying. Similarly in Lima, we felt rushed near the end of our day tour in the morning. Also the hotel in Lima (Dazzler hotel) on the 1st night was very disappointing. We were told that the hotel was 4 stars but the room we were given was worse than a Holiday Inn (I must say that their breakfast had lot of variety and way better than Holiday Inn but the room itself was very disappointing). We did not have similar issue with hotel rooms anywhere else. All other places had excellent rooms and service. I feel Kuoda took our complaint (after the 1st night at Dazzler, I emailed them) seriously and made sure that we do not have similar issue again. I will recommend Kuoda to anyone in a heart beat.Swati G. USAJuly 2018Amazing Peru AdventureTrip of our dreams to Peru with Kuoda Travel!If you're looking for a personalized tour of Peru, look no further than Kuoda Travel. My family and I just returned from a 10 day trip and we can't say enough good things about Kuoda. Kuoda anticipated and managed our every need, allowing us to thoroughly enjoy our trip rather than having to spend time worrying about arrangements. The itinerary Kuoda created for us matched the interests we shared with our trip planner, their hotel recommendations were perfect, and our tour guides and drivers were exceptional. Kuoda and our tour guide even modified our itinerary when I had to spend the day in the hotel due to altitude sickness (it happens…). Thank you Kuoda for an amazing trip that our family will never forget!Suzanne R.USAJune 2018Signature Peru & BeyondLima, Puerto Maldonado jungle, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Ollayntambo, Macchu Picchu, Puno, Lake Titicaca…….My wife and I, and another couple just returned from a trip to Peru organized by Kuoda. I have to say Kuoda is a first class tour company, To start, they tailored the trip around us, not an off the shelf trip. At every step of our vacation, there was a Kuoda employee to guide and help us, a very personal touch. All the guides, were friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and very sincere. But I am compelled to mention one of our guides " Dimas", this man was truly fantastic, he made us feel like family. My wife and I are seasoned travellers, because of Kuoda I can honestly say this was my most memorable trip. I would book with Kuoda again in a nano second. Using anyone else would in my opinion be a mistake.Onorio D.CANADAJune 2018The Amazon, Machu Picchu, & Lake Titicaca « Previous12345…150Next »


text:
San Jose, California (PRWEB) March 04, 2015
Follow us on LinkedIn – Cosmetics, defined as chemical preparations for enhancing the appearance of the skin and body, are witnessing healthy growth worldwide. Manufactured using a wide variety of therapeutic agents to achieve the desired product properties and outcome, cosmetics are important lifestyle products in a society obsessed with physical beauty, youth, and achievement. Demand for cosmetic chemicals is largely reliant on the production and sales of cosmetics. Growth in the market is driven by increased consumer spending on cosmetics and toiletries and rapidly aging population with a strong emphasis on appearance maintenance. Especially poised to grow in demand are active chemical ingredients that slow down the aging process. Cosmetic products for male grooming, skin whitening, facial care and sun care are also recording strong growth, globally.
Also driving growth in the market is the rising demand for natural and organic cosmetics, which despite their higher cost compared to synthetic materials, are finding favor among health and environment conscious consumers. Future growth in the cosmetic chemicals market will be fuelled by the continuous development of novel and potent anti-aging, sun protection, and hair care products. The trend towards natural products will help drive demand for natural and active cosmetic ingredients such as, botanical extracts, enzymes and amino acids. Botanical extracts, in particular, are expected to benefit from their favorable perception as a natural and healthy option compared to conventional cosmetic chemicals such as commodity surfactants and petroleum oils. The adoption of nanotechnology in the cosmetics industry will additionally spur the development of mineral-based cosmetic chemicals with nano-sized dimensions. Skincare cosmeceuticals, such as, sunscreens and face creams, offer lucrative opportunities for the application of nano-sized chemicals in the cosmeceutical industry.
As stated by the new market research report on Cosmetic Chemicals, the United States represents the single largest market worldwide, supported by high per capita spending on organic and natural cosmetics. Developing markets such as Asia-Pacific and Latin America are expected to fuel future growth in the market, led by a rapidly expanding base of affluent middle class population, rising standards of living, robust demand for skin lightening and whitening agents and chemicals, and globalization of cosmetic brands. Specialty Additives, including Active Ingredients, Colorants, Conditioning Agents, and Preservatives, represents the leading market segment. Emollients & Moisturizers, ranks as the fastest growing product market, driven by developments in natural and organic personal care products. In recent years, natural emollients have been finding favor among manufacturers over other animal-based and synthetic ingredients.
Major players covered in the report include Akzo Nobel Surface Chemistry, Ashland Inc., BASF SE, Clariant International Ltd., Sederma S.A.S, Dow Chemical Company, Dow Corning Corp., Eastman Chemical Company, Evonik Industries AG, Firmenich SA, Givaudan S.A., International Flavors & Fragrances Inc., Koninklijke DSM N.V, LANXESS AG, Lonza Group Limited, P&G Chemicals, Solvay SA, and Symrise AG, among others.
The research report titled "Cosmetic Chemicals: A Global Strategic Business Report" announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides a comprehensive review of trends, drivers, issues, and strategic industry activities of major companies worldwide. The report provides market estimates and projections in US$ Million for major geographic markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Rest of World. Product segments analyzed include Cleansing Agents & Foamers, Emollients & Moisturizers, Fragrances & Flavors, Processing Aids, and Specialty Additives (Active Ingredients, Colorants, Conditioning Agents, Preservatives, and Other Specialty Additives).
For more details about this comprehensive market research report, please click here
About Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA) is a leading publisher of off-the-shelf market research. Founded in 1987, the company currently employs over 800 people worldwide. Annually, GIA publishes 1500+ full-scale research reports and analyzes 40,000+ market and technology trends while monitoring more than 126,000 Companies worldwide. Serving over 9500 clients in 27 countries, GIA is recognized today, as one of the world's largest and reputed market research firms.
Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
Telephone: 408-528-9966
Fax: 408-528-9977
Email: press(at)StrategyR(dot)com
Web Site: http://www.StrategyR.com/
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/cosmetic_chemicals_market/emollients_moisturizers/prweb12560311.htm.
|Source: PRWeb
Copyright©2015 Vocus, Inc.
All rights reserved


text:
A crowd of people gathered in a remote part of southwestern Custer County Monday for the dedication of the state's largest solar array system capable of producing 600 kilowatts of electricity. Prior to that, Lt. Gov. Mike Foley offered remarks at a program held in the Callway Community Center calling it an innovative and exciting project. The solar panels are located northwest of Callway on the Pandorf Land & Cattle Co. ranch. Innovative Solar, a Holdrege-based company is the developer. The electricity generated at the site will be purchased by Custer Public Power District at comparable rate to which they purchase wholesale power from Nebraska Public Power District.
The idea for a solar installation began a little more than a year ago when the financial manager for Pandorf Land & Cattle approached them with idea as a way to help manage their taxable income. Mike Pandorf said it looked like a good idea and they studied it further. Among the considerations were that the cost of the panels themselves have come down in the past couple of years. Like any other farming or ranching decision, Pandorf said it had to make economic sense and "pay it's way".
The solar array will generate enough electricity to power 60 homes or from 10 to 12 center pivots. All of the power will be purchased by Custer Public Power District, according to General Manager Rick Nelson. He notes that Custer Power will be purchasing the solar power at similar rate to what they pay to purchase wholesale power from Nebraska Public Power District. Nelson says there's been a lot of interest from other landowner groups in solar installations.
Sen. Matt Williams says it was exciting to see such a structure in his legislative district. He added that from a legislative stand-point, senators need to continue to create an environment that's conducive to that type development.


text:
The Raw Garden was to be our Latvian swansong, before we headed to Lithuania the next day. And it was- for our taste buds at least. 'Lets stay here!' cried they. Or come to think of it that might have been me.
The thought was preposterous however given as we were staying in a two room hotel, with a would-be glamorous old lady known simply as 'mother,' guarding our door, (read into it what you will) and living the accidental vegan way (falafel kebabs and pom-bears) when we weren't gallivanting in top notch raw restaurants anyway.
The food was more tasty than I could ever have imagined. The flavours were so rich and poignant. We ordered a lasagne comprised of cucumber and cashew nut cheese which I'd desperately wanted to try ever since I knew it existed, and it certainly didn't disappoint. It did a good impression of Bechamel, though not quite as thick.
The piquant flavours of basil and tomato and oils just flowed together into a lake of tastebudly goodness, and I'm happy to report I was pleasantly full afterwards. Not grotesquely full as people are often want to get, but just enough. Which is how it should be.
The place itself was sadly a bit deserted, and quite modest in design; not boasting of its compassionate and natural approach to fine dining.
The staff didn't seem to care about the revolution they were a part of, it was a bit like they'd stop believing in it. I on the other hand was about to burst with gratitude, but feeling like an excitable toddler at the polar opposite of McDonald's, I felt my thanks would sound silly.
So I contained my goofy smile, and made do with comments like 'thank you, that was beautiful' and gawked hesitantly at them before leaving.
If it was a bit more open and friendly, I'd feel more at ease to just gush my honest approval and gratitude at finding somewhere to eat where I don't feel like an outcast. To connect and be part of a collective, as opposed to feeling like I'm the only one, or that veganism is some silent elite and I need to discover the right hand shake or code word before I can guffaw openly over nut cheese.
Foodwise it was a delicious and eye opening (or mouth opening even) experience, but for me sadly, I think it will be a one time visit. After all Lithunia's capital Vilnius has none other than 3 raw restaurants! Maybe that's why they were sad.


text:
As fashion trends adapt and change throughout the years it can seem like designers are on the lookout for a new way to shock the public, keen to make a difference to the way we dress and the way we dress our children. But when it comes to children, and especially babies, should they be fashion icons, moving with the times and sporting controversial logos and peculiar designs or should they be wrapped in fleece and knitwear, looking adorable and snugly?
Recently mothers have been in uproar over baby clothing released with sexually aggressive logos and while these are hardly fashion icons they do show a growing trend for subverting the norms of babywear. Nowadays there is a bit of a divide between mothers who happily dress their children in bikinis and heels and those who dress them in teddy bear onesies. Should we dress our children as miniature adults or should we make the most of their childhood, keeping them innocent in simple knitwear? One way of thinking of it is that while they are babies innocence is everything. They have their whole lives ahead of them to choose bizarre and controversial outfits, so why not take advantage of parenthood and dress them in childlike, cute outfits?
As the years go by and our children grow older we all reach that point where they refuse to wear the outfit we suggest, determined to go out on a cold winter's day with a sleeveless vest on. We've all been there and at that point it is up to the child to make their own mistakes and learn that sometimes the grown-ups really do know what they are talking about. However, until that point it makes sense for us to make the most of the little one's willingness to oblige, and dress them in cute and comfortable clothing, suitable for the weather, but perfect for their age. Or, if you can't resist dressing them up like 'little people' or miniature versions of yourself, it is possible to do it with an elegant and sophisticated style. For example, what says 'little gentleman' more than this cashmere jumper by Almicocca, with elbow patches, or the matching Nicola waistcoat? For your little lady this crotchet waterfall jacket by Kuxo is the perfect way to combine sophisticated children's wear with current fashion trends. Similarly, for timeless style this winter baby coat by Mariella Ferrari is guaranteed to bring a heartwarming smile to everyone's face.
Parenthood is never easy and there is always some controversial issue to deal with, but if you choose carefully it is easy to dress your baby in a suitable manner without offending anyone. Whether you believe it is your right to dress your child as a grown up or as a baby, these options tick all the boxes, ensuring undeniable style and absolutely adorable looks.
Susie and Toto Ltd
10 Childers Street, SE8 5PT, London
Reach Enzo on: +44(0)7872639943 // email: email@example.com
We've been featured in:
Sign up to receive exclusive offers and the latest from Toto


text:
Tip: Fine-Tune your pet-friendly search in Palafrugell with check-in and check-out dates. Maybe you are also interested in Dog friendly vacation rentals in Palafrugell | Pet friendly apartments in Palafrugell
Dog friendly rentals Palafrugell
Pet friendly holiday rentals 3
PalafrugellHoliday home Can Vives Palafrugell 7.1
This house is in the middle of the Costa Brava. It is in a quiet area and has a 5.
PalafrugellHoliday home La Barraca Palafrugell 8.3
This holiday home is in a very quiet area. It is just 1.
PalafrugellResidencial Super Stop Apartamentos 7.8
These functional apartments are part of a small shopping centre on Plaça Josep Pallac, just 3 km from the beaches of the Costa Brava. Each bright apartment has a TV and balcony or window.
From 39.00€


text:
Freelancers Love Cork
Cork is an incredibly green, stylish and highly versatile that adds warmth and texture to spaces and lasts for decades. It is very light and ranks highly for its insulation properties.
But it's popularity in today's life has deeper reasons. More than a third of Americans are freelancers. It means there is an ever-increasing amount of time spent at home in front of a computer or smartphone screen during the day. So there will be a greater need for a microbe free environment. Cork is naturally anti-microbial and water-resistant and helps combat mold and mildew. Its anti-static surface eliminates dust and toxin absorption. Moreover, it absorbs noise in large and open plan homes, therefore it is a blessing for home-workers to avoid distractions.
Now let's look at the cork in different perspective in interior design:
Psychology of color: Cork has a warm color but a little cool down. It has a mix of yellow, red and light gray which make it warm like the autumn season color which is warm and attractive.
Below is color chart of autumn season that shows the warmness, coziness and attraction which created by tone on tone colors and contrast. Cork makes the same feeling and invite people to its homey personality.
Psychology of texture: its texture makes is so mysterious and welcoming to touch. It creates a depth feeling because of the texture is emphasized by slightly tone on tone contrast in colors.
Psychology of feeling: it is kind, it is close friend and you can trust it. Corks invites you to be friend with you. It says: "come and touch me, I have your trust, I am your kind surface".
There are top 10 advantages of using cork in interior:
- Easy to install
- It Can be used in all surfaces, (floor, wall and ceiling)
- It can be use in any application. Easy to shape
- Light weight and easy to transport.
- Sound and thermal insulation.
- Water resistance.
- Variation in color.
- Variation and different in texture.
- Kid's safe material.
- Easy to maintain and durable.


text:
New Privacy Settings Should Dramatically Increase The Volume Of Content In Facebook's Public Stream
The most significant implication of the new privacy settings unveiled by Facebook today is that the Facebook stream, will now have substantially more content which developers can access. The result is that Facebook could soon have more stream content than Twitter, who has a tenth of the user base which Facebook has. As Chris Cox stated on today's privacy call, "everyone is the new default" for status updates and links.
Facebook made sure to highlight that users will receive notifications throughout the transition process about the implications of making their content accessible to "Everyone". Given that only 15 to 20 percent of users have set their privacy settings in the past, this means upwards of 280 million users will get the recommendation that they set their new privacy settings for status updates and links to "Everyone".
While developers have had access to the public Facebook stream since April, the volume of public content has been less than the mostly public competitor: Twitter. This has put Facebook in an interesting strategic position in which many developers continue to build media products based on content being shared on Twitter. With more content possibly being shared on Facebook than Twitter, developers will soon have more of an incentive to build aggregators and other services on top of Facebook.
While Facebook has always been about sharing with friends, it will soon be much more about sharing with the world. If all goes well, Facebook will become a much more integral component of the media landscape as shared information becomes readily accessible to developers. It will be interesting to watch how the stream evolves as these new privacy settings are rolled out.


text:
Purchasing services and products over the Internet is becoming more and more popular. The advantage of making use of coupons is that you get to delight in discount rate. It is the best method to save money while buying online. Coupon code also prominent advertising or promotional approach used by suppliers and sellers to bring in new customers.
You can attach a link to this document to an event in your Calendar, a task in your To Do list or an Address. Check the boxes below for the data you want to
bring into the event's or task's description, and then click "Select text to copy" to have the next event or task you create or edit have the document text and link.


text:
Working closely with a number of very successful developers over the years, I strongly believe that even the most experienced developers benefit from having the support of a knowledgeable team behind them, when it comes to development funding.
That's why it's vital to find the right partner to help from the start to the finish of every project.
With the ability to provide funding for a diverse range of property development projects, from new builds to conversions and refurbishments; we are confident that our approach will get you exactly the outcomes you want.
By looking at your specific situation, we will combine our common-sense approach to lending with our ability to act quickly. Doesn't that make sense for everyone?
Imagine working with a unique approach that has been honed to perfection, with developers in mind!
Our development finance options are designed to provide funding for a wide variety of projects and a diverse range of developers: types of funding include,
- Residential developments: including student accommodation
- Commercial developments: industrial, retail units and mixed use
- New build, conversions and refurbishments
- Property and land with Planning Permission
- Bridging Loans
If you are looking for experience, a quick decision, your best options and great service? Need to chat about flexible funding that actually suits your needs? Talk to us, please call our team on: 07774 652344 or email firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Home /
Our Sources / About Us
/ FAQs /
Advanced Search
Not what you're
looking for? Try an advanced search.
Download the entire decision to receive the complete text, official citation,
docket number, dissents and concurrences, and footnotes for this case.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
United States District Court, D. Utah, Central Division
October 13, 2017
ROBERT WEST, SAMARA WEST, LYDIA GREEN, TODD PALMER, TRACI PALMER, GLOYD GREEN, JAKE WEST, SAMUEL DALSASSO, CRAIG WEST, DHYANI SHAW, ASHELY WEST, JOHN ROBERT LESTER HAVERSTOCK, LILIANA ELIZABETH HAVERSTOCK, AUTOZINC.COM, Plaintiffs,v.C.J. PRESTMAN COMPANY JASON OLSEN, CORY OLSEN, SHAUN OLSEN, DAVE WHITE, Defendants.
Nuffer United States District Judge.
case concerns the surveillance practices of a car dealership
in Utah. The plaintiffs are a group of former employees and
their family members and customers of the dealership who
allege they were subjected to undisclosed, invasive audio
surveillance at the dealership. Plaintiffs' original
complaint filed in Utah State court on November 27,
was removed to this court on January 29, 2016.[2]
Amended Complaint[3] filed by plaintiffs Robert West, Samara
West, Lydia Green, Todd Palmer, Traci Palmer, Gloyd Green,
Jake West, Samuel Dalsasso, Craig West, Dhyani Shaw, Ashely
West, John Robert Lester Haverstock, Liliana Elizabeth
Haverstock, and Autozinc.com (collectively,
"Plaintiffs") alleges:
1. violations of the Federal Wiretap Act and the Utah
Interception of Communications Act;
2. intrusion upon seclusion;
3. violation of the Utah Payment of Wages Act, conversion,
and wrongful termination in violation of public policy; and
4. violation of the Utah Consumer Sales Practices Act.
C.J. Prestman Company, Jason Olsen, Cory Olsen, Shaun Olsen,
(collectively "Prestman Auto"), and Dave White
(together with Prestman Auto, "Defendants") filed
a Motion to Dismiss the Amended Complaint[4] (the
"Motion to Dismiss"). Plaintiffs
opposed[5] the Motion to Dismiss, arguing that they
had alleged sufficient facts under Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure 8 and 12.[6] Because Plaintiffs have alleged sufficient
facts to state some but not all of their claims, and because
some claims are without a legal basis, the Motion to Dismiss
is GRANTED as to Counts III and IV, and DENIED as to Counts I
and II.
by the Motion to Dismiss, Plaintiffs filed a Motion for Leave
to File a Second Amended Complaint ("Motion to
Amend").[7] Defendants opposed[8] the Motion to Amend, arguing
prejudice from "Plaintiffs' undue delay, bad faith,
dilatory motive, and the overall futility of the
amendments."[9] Defendants will not be prejudiced by a
second amended complaint. However, the second amended
complaint proposed by Plaintiffs does not cure all defects in
Plaintiffs' claims and is in improper form.
Plaintiffs' Motion to Amend is DENIED IN PART and GRANTED
IN PART. Plaintiffs are permitted to file a second amended
complaint consistent with this Order.
of Contents
has failed to state a claim. .
sufficiently pleaded facts for State and Federal wiretap
claims. . ............ 7
sufficiently pleaded a claim for intrusion upon seclusion
....................... 9
do not state claims for pay violations, conversion, and
wrongful discharge. .
have not sufficiently pleaded a claim under the Utah Consumer
Sales Practices Act ("UCSPA"). .
8(a)(2) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure requires a
complaint to provide "a short and plain statement of
the claim showing that the pleader is entitled to
relief."[10] Rule 12(b)(6) allows a court to dismiss
a case for "failure to state a claim upon which relief
can be granted" at any point.[11] To survive a motion to
dismiss, a complaint must state "sufficient factual
matter, accepted as true, to state a claim to relief that is
plausible on its face."[12] The facts as alleged will be
accepted as true for the purposes of evaluating the
sufficiency of the complaint. Legal conclusions in the
complaint need not be accepted as true.[13] Whether a
complaint states a plausible claim for relief is a
"context-specific" question that requires a court
to "draw on its judicial experience and common
sense"[14] and determine if the pleading's
content "allows the court to draw the reasonable
inference that the defendant is liable."[15] The standard
does not require "detailed factual allegations, "
though a "formulaic recitation of the elements of a
cause of action will not do."[16] Under "the
compromise enacted by Rule 8's notice pleading . . .
[t]echnical fact pleading is not required, but the complaint
must still provide enough factual allegations for a court to
infer potential victory."[17]
West Parties:
Robert West was an at-will employee of Prestman Auto from
April 2012 to May 2012.[18] In June 2012, West entered a written
employment contract with Prestman Auto effective through
August 2013.[19] Plaintiffs Samara West, Craig West, Jake
West, Samuel Dalsasso, [20] and Ashley West (the "West
Family") are family members of Robert
Todd Palmer was a salesman at Prestman Auto from at least
April 2013 to June 2014.[22] Plaintiff Traci Palmer is Todd
Palmer's wife.[23]
Lydia Green and Gloyd Green were Prestman Auto's
customers.[24] The remaining Plaintiffs, Dhyani Shaw,
Bob Haverstock, and Liliana Haverstock, are either family of
Robert West or Todd Palmer or customers of Prestman
allege that Prestman Auto used a complex audio surveillance
system to systematically and intentionally intercept and
record Plaintiffs'[26] live oral conversations for 24 hours
a day over the time period from April 2013 through September
2015 or later.[27] Plaintiffs assert Prestman Auto did not
provide formal or adequate notice of the audio surveillance
and that Plaintiffs did not have knowledge of, or consent to
the audio surveillance during this period.[28]Plaintiffs
allege Defendant Dave White joined in Prestman Auto's
surveillance no later than August 2013[29] and that
Defendants continued to record and monitor audio at Prestman
Auto until September 2015.[30]
of Interceptions of West Conversations:
West and Todd Palmer allege that thousands of their personal
conversations were recorded by Prestman Auto.[31] The West
Family had private conversations with Robert West which were
surveilled between April and August of 2013, [32] when Robert
West was fired.[33] Plaintiffs Dhyani Shaw, Bob Haverstock
and Liliana Haverstock did not have any communications
intercepted after August 2013.
of Interceptions of Palmer Conversations:
audio surveillance continued as to Todd Palmer and his wife,
until Todd Palmer was fired from Prestman Auto in June
2014.[34] Todd Palmer alleges he was fired because
he witnessed Defendants listening in on private conversations
and warned them that it was illegal.[35]
addition to surveilling Todd Palmer's conversations,
Defendants allegedly withheld $700 from Todd Palmer's
paycheck to pay for a customer's damaged
In the
winter of 2013, Green went to Prestman Auto to purchase a car
and had her private phone conversations with Robert West and
her father, plaintiff Gloyd Green, intercepted by
Defendants.[37] These private conversations revealed
Green's bargaining and negotiation strategies, which
allowed Defendants to gain an unfair bargaining advantage
over Green.[38]
As a
result of this secret audio surveillance, Plaintiffs contend
they have been injured due to the "stress and anxiety
of knowing their personal privacy was violated in such a
continuous and wanton way."[39]
has failed to state a claim.
Autozinc.com is a dealership owned by Robert
West.[40] The Amended Complaint asserts
conclusively that Autozinc.com has been disadvantaged by
Defendants' audio surveillance.[41] No other allegations in
the Amended Complaint pertain to Autozinc.com. Autozinc.com
has not alleged any facts on which to base a claim against
Defendants. Because Autozinc.com has not satisfied Rule
8's notice pleading requirement, [42] the Motion to
Dismiss is GRANTED as to all claims asserted on behalf of
plaintiff Autozinc.com, subject to more specific pleading in
the second amended complaint.
sufficiently pleaded facts for State and Federal wiretap
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968
("Federal Wiretap Act")[43] and the Utah Interception
of Communications Act[44] (collectively "Wiretap
Acts") prohibit any person, including
corporations[45] from intercepting, using, or disclosing
the contents of any oral communication[46] uttered by a
person. The Wiretap Acts allow for a civil cause of action
and have a two-year statutes of limitation barring suits
brought more than two years "after the date upon which
the claimant first has a reasonable opportunity to discover
the violation."[47]
communication is defined by the Wiretap Acts as "any
oral communication uttered by a person exhibiting an
expectation that such communication is not subject to
interception under circumstances justifying such
expectation[.]"[48] As recognized by the Tenth Circuit,
the legislative history of the Federal Wiretap Act reveals
that "Congress intended this definition to parallel the
'reasonable expectation of privacy test'
articulated by the Supreme Court in Katz v. United
States, 389 U.S. 347, 88 S.Ct. 507, 19 L.Ed.2d 576
(1967)."[49] Thus, Plaintiffs are required to allege
facts showing that (1) they had an actual, subjective
expectation of privacy, and (2) that their expectation of
privacy is one that society is willing to recognize as
As a
threshold matter, Defendants argue[51] that Plaintiffs'
claims are barred because they were brought more than two
years after they had a reasonable opportunity to discover the
audio surveillance in April 2013. Defendants argue that they
installed a video surveillance system in April 2013 which
Plaintiffs knew about, and thus reasonably should have known
about the audio surveillance system.[52] If Plaintiffs knew about
the audio surveillance in April 2013, such knowledge would
have triggered the Wiretap Acts' two-year statutes of
limitations, making Plaintiffs' claims untimely because
the original complaint was filed on November 27,
argument requires inferences in the Defendants' favor,
which is inappropriate on the motion to
dismiss.[54] "A statute of limitations defense
'may be appropriately resolved on a [Rule] 12(b) motion
when the dates given in the complaint make clear that the
right sued upon has been
extinguished.'"[55] Plaintiffs alleged in the
Amended Complaint that they did not know about
Defendants' audio surveillance
capabilities.[56] This allegation, coupled with the
allegation that the Plaintiffs filed their claims within two
years of discovering the audio surveillance, [57] is enough to
survive the motion to dismiss.
Wiretap Acts require Plaintiffs to have had "an actual,
subjective expectation of privacy . . . [that] society would
objectively consider reasonable."[58] For purposes
of this Motion to Dismiss, accepting Plaintiffs'
allegation that they believed they had a legitimate
expectation of privacy in their conversations as true,
the first element is satisfied. Whether society might
consider this expectation to be reasonable is a question of
fact that is better answered at the summary judgment stage or
Defendants' argument that Plaintiffs impliedly consented
to the audio surveillance is a fact question which cannot now
be resolved. Plaintiffs have alleged consistently, if not
plainly, that they did not know about the audio
surveillance.[60] Arguments or evidence to the contrary
are outside of the pleadings and may not be resolved on a
Rule 12(b)(6) motion.
because Plaintiffs have alleged a plausible claim for
violations of the Wiretap Acts, Defendants' Motion to
Dismiss is DENIED as to Count One.
sufficiently pleaded a claim for intrusion upon
A claim
for intrusion upon seclusion in Utah requires Plaintiffs to
sufficiently plead two elements: (1) they have suffered
"an intentional substantial intrusion" on their
privacy, and (2) the intrusion would be "highly
offensive" to a reasonable person.[61]
courts have determined that electronic eavesdropping may
support a claim of intrusion upon seclusion.[62] Plaintiffs
allege an intrusion into their privacy through live audio
surveillance.[63] The fact that the Wiretap Acts
criminalize the interception, use and disclosure of oral
communications without consent[64] lends credibility to the
argument that wiretapping is offensive to the reasonable
person. Additionally, taking the allegations in the Amended
Complaint as true, Defendants intercepted Plaintiffs'
conversations for various improper purposes and without
Plaintiffs' consent.[65]
have sufficiently pleaded wiretap allegations at this stage
to sustain a claim of intrusion upon seclusion. Defendants
have not shown failure to state a claim under Rule 12(b)(6).
Accordingly, Defendants' Motion to Dismiss is DENIED as
to Count Two.
do not state claims for pay violations, conversion, and
wrongful discharge.
Palmer alleges that Defendants withheld $700 from his
paycheck in violation of the Utah Payment of Wages Act
("UPWA") and an act of conversion. Palmer also
alleges he ...
Our website includes the first part of the main text of the court's opinion.
To read the entire case, you must purchase the decision for download. With purchase,
you also receive any available docket numbers, case citations or footnotes, dissents
and concurrences that accompany the decision.
Docket numbers and/or citations allow you to research a case further or to use a case in a
legal proceeding. Footnotes (if any) include details of the court's decision. If the document contains a simple affirmation or denial without discussion,
there may not be additional text.
Download the entire decision to receive the complete text, official citation,
docket number, dissents and concurrences, and footnotes for this case.
Learn more about what you receive with purchase of this case.
LRC, Inc. About Us


text:
****Channels changing on a TV****
"This is a Channel 7 news brief because the news is happening now!
Good evening Mort Perkins reporting. Our top story tonight: Police and
investigators are still trying to figure out how and why somebody stole four dead bodies from the
Wayne County morgue late Monday night. Police say the apparent body theif entered
through the basement window but how they eluded the security and alarm system is still a
mystery. But what we at Channel 7 are wondering: What kinda sick FUCK would steal four
dead bodies anyway? Details at 11."
Dead bodies, dead bodies all over the street.
55-65, bodies at least.
I hang with the stiffs till the break of dawn.
I'm always finding bodies when I'm mowing the lawn.
Drag 'em in the house, throw 'em in the oven.
Wicked clown lovin' that dead body grubbin'.
Tastes like chicken, finger lickin deepfried.
I ate a dead body, but don't tell. I lied.
I just ate my first dead body last week,
Still got the fingernail caught in my teeth.
Before ya start yellin' and cursin' my name,
Remember somethings wrong with my brain, insane.
Second I was born, doctor threw me against the wall.
Kicked open the doors and he whipped me down the hall.
I'm sliding and I'm boucin' off shit like a hockey puck.
And my mother's like, "What the fuck?!"
He said I was born of an alien race.
Born with a hatchet and a juggalo face.
But I'm not a martian, you wouldn't understand.
I'm just a dead body man.
"We've got bodies! Dead bodies! We got fat ones, skinny ones, males, females,
hermaphrodites! We got somebodies! We got nobodies! Bodies, bodies, bodies!
Dead bodies, dead bodies in the back of my van.
All the little kiddies love the dead body man.
I drive through my neighborhood ringin' my bell.
Some people run cause they don't like the smell.
Others line up just as quick as they can.
To try to catch a glimpse of the dead body man.
It's all good, if you can stand the funk. but uh…..
Just don't look in the trunk.
I drive down central kickin the bass.
Chillin' with my freaks and I'm pickin' her face.
Maggots and bugs like to crawl on her head.
Cause my bitch is dead, I'd rather that instead.
I'm a hoe you can't trust, always diggin a nut.
A dead body bitch learned to keep her mouth shut.
Riding in the back is my dead body crew.
Only they can never think of nothin' to do.
If you think I'm sick, take a look at yourslf.
You got dead deer heads up on your shelf.
On your key chain is a little baby rabbit's hand.
I'm just the dead body man.
"We also collect dead bodies! So if you know any dead people, or you yourself
planning on dying soon, we'll be happy to come to your house and pay cash for
it! We
appreciate good, healthy, stiffs for our dinner! WAHOO!"
Call me the dead body man (Some'll give 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (Just sell 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (You can mail 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (But, Bring 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (Won't ya give 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (You can sell 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (Just mail 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man (But, Bring 'em to me!)
Call me the dead body man…
Call me the dead body man…
Dead Body Man
Hurricane #1


text:
We love the Peninsula — a neighborhood just off the shores of White Rock Lake that features amazing architecture and fantastic views — and this home is a perfect example about why we love this place.
At 9262 Peninsula you'll find a Craftsman-style home built in 2006 that has a gorgeous cedar shake exterior and beautiful landscaping that feels so lush and private. This home, priced at $729,900, has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and some of the most beautiful oak trim that I have ever seen. It's full of details that make the Craftsman architecture just pop.
The lower floor is open and spacious — a fabulous layout for entertaining — and the kitchen features beautiful cabinets and a spacious island. The countertops are granite and the appliances are stainless, which is what you'd expect. It's the two-tone cabinetry that has my heart all a-flutter.
The master bedroom has an adjacent den that is perfect for relaxing or having an out-of-the-way place for kids to stash their toys and do their homework. The suite itself isn't overly large, but it's a good size and has several windows to let in a breeze and filtered light from the canopy of trees surrounding the home.
The master bath is just adorable. It's a five-piece bath and has a cute checkerboard tile floor with his-and-hers vanities separated by the doorway — a novel layout if nothing else. I love the cabinetry and the soft colors, too.
Another fabulous selling point to this home is the screen porch. Of course, our summers can sometimes chip away at your will to live outside the comfort of air conditioning, but there are those precious weeks in spring and fall where you cannot imagine being anywhere else but outside, preferably with an icy beverage in hand. This screen porch is the perfect place to do that while keeping the mosquitoes (hey, you're right next to White Rock Lake) at bay.
This is just one of those homes that inspires, doesn't it? If you've fallen in love with some of the details inside 9262 Peninsula, feel free to pin these photos to one of your Pinterest boards! I know I will! Want to see it all in person? This amazing home is open from 1 to 3 p.m tomorrow!


text:
Last melancholic journey for another E.402A, today.
In fact, at lunchtime, convoy was sent from Roma Termini to Foligno, which had in its composition the E.402A.044, one of the last still in service to be converted into single-cabin. The locomotive, as seen from the photo of Lorenzo Pallotta, traveled towed with the traction entrusted to E.402B.127 in the Intercity Giorno livery.
The final destination, i.e. the OMC of Foligno, was reached in the late afternoon and in the workshop the locomotive will find other twin units in more or less advanced processing status.
If our calculations are correct, there should be in the OMC the E.402A.010, entered last month, .017, .018, .020 and .045.
Considering 23 units already converted and at least 6 stops in the workshop, the number of E.402A still in regular service would be a maximum of 11 units.


text:
Scrap cars removal Sydney offers a wide range service to ensure unwanted car owners get the best service when selling their car. The company is specialized in buying all types of cars, truck, van, ute, 4x4, SUV and much more regardless of make or model with free collection same day. Often car owners are left with an old car where it almost gets to the stage where selling it becomes impossible, That's where you can get the benefit of Scrap cars removal simply by calling us you can avoid the hassle of trying to sell your car, We buy it for instant cash same day any make or model.
Some our service includes:
and much more.


text:
There are many different automotive brands that have graced the world since the inception of the first automobile, and many of these brands have come and gone over the years. But the Lexus brand has stayed the course and remained one of the most remarkable new car brands to hit the industry. Lexus was developed by Toyota as an entry into the highly coveted luxury car market which up to that point had been dominated by German and American brands such as BMW and Cadillac. Toyota dipped a good deal of research into the brand to get everything right, which is why Lexus cars are some of the highest quality used vehicles on the road. If you have never gotten the chance to drive a Lexus you are in for something special, a quality ride that's both reliable and durable.
Buying a used Lexus sedan or SUV doesn't have to be an intimidating process, because these cars are among some of the highest quality vehicles on the road today. There are a few things that you'll want to look out for, specifically in the first-generation models. The original Lexus models had a lot of electronic features inside of the cabin, as well as to benefit the driving experience so naturally, you'll want to make sure that these devices are in good working order before you go and settle on a vehicle. Another thing to consider is the fact that newer Lexus vehicles were made with an additional factory warranty so you'll want to follow up on this as well to see what the vehicle might offer.
Choosing a Lexus vehicle to drive really depends on what your driving style is because there have been quite a few different models ranging from two-doors to full-size sedans. Every Lexus vehicle that rolls off of the assembly line has its own unique set of features, and you'll want to choose the car that's right for you. The Lexus brand is one that's constantly evolving, which means that even the used vehicles are an exceptional bargain when it comes down to it. When it comes time to look for any used Lexus gs 350 new york ny you'll want to have a good idea of what you want in the specific model, and what features you are looking for. Lexus has designed everything from sports cars to comfortable long haul cruisers, so there is a Lexus model that will fit just about any automotive appetite.
Lexus in itself is a notable giant in the luxury car market and its vehicles have come a long way from the early days of the brand's inception. If you want a reliable and comfortable luxury car that will last a long time the Lexus brand of cars is built for long-lasting reliability, and the signature Japanese durability that the Toyota brand name is famous for. Choosing a Lexus branded vehicle can indeed be a rewarding experience both in terms of quality and reliability, as well as style.


text:
Because nose jobs are among the most popular cosmetic surgeries these days and they have remained highly popular for years, you have probably heard of them and may even know someone who has gone through this procedure. Traditionally, a rhinoplasty has been a surgical procedure that requires the surgeon to make several incisions around the nose to give him access to the tissues and bones lying beneath the surface. While most people find that they have good results from this procedure, they may not have liked the lengthy recovery period or the possibility of lifetime scars. Today, there is an alternative to this older surgical method. With a nonsurgical nose job, you can achieve many of the same benefits of a traditional rhinoplasty but without the risks or downsides of surgery.
Nonsurgical Options for Cosmetic Procedures
A nonsurgical nose job is sometimes called a liquid nose job because it is done using liquid drugs injected beneath the skin. Dermal fillers made from hyaluronic acid are the options most frequently chosen because they have proven themselves to be highly beneficial for filling in areas with natural proportions.
Planning Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty Procedures Long-Term
Of course, unlike a traditional surgical rhinoplasty, a nonsurgical rhinoplasty is not a permanent procedure. Depending on the filler used, you may need to return for follow-up injections every 6 to 18 months with most patients needing yearly injections. Over time, you may find that your filler lasts longer. While you are not committing to an in-depth procedure, you are making a commitment to continuing to care for your nose. Without regular follow-ups, your nose will go back to its previous shape.
You should keep in mind that a nonsurgical nose job is not for everyone. It cannot take care of severe issues or correct major bumps from broken bones. It also cannot decrease the size of a portion of the nose but can only add volume to an area.


text:
"A grand display of monumental proportions," a voice said from an unknown location. "The great halls shall be full of heroic tales telling of your deeds this day."
"Reveal yourself stranger," replied Tumbor climbing to his feet, axe at hand. "What would you know of the Great Halls?"
"No consequence. But all that spilled blood will soon attract real predators."
The dwarf laughed. "So the predator now becomes the prey."
"You ignorant fool," relied the mysterious voice, changing location. "She may have been inquisitive, may have even bashed you about a bit, but she was no predator!"
"Who are you calling a fool? And of course she, it was a predator. Look at those talons, look at my armour."
"You're the fool," said the voice, this time coming from behind him. "Those talons are for hooking tree branches so as to get to lush foliage, also raking up roots from below the water."
A small human-shaped figure appeared upon a tree branch, well out the way of Tumbor's reach. His appearance was obscured by a hooded cloak, that cast his face in shadow, but there was no doubting him to be a Kender. Any weapons he may have were also well hidden.
"That's right, she was a herbivore. The mighty dwarf has slain himself a plant eater."
Tumbor huffed and began mumbling dwarven expletives to himself once more, heading back in the direction he thought was right.
"Going back to Greshfell are you?"
The dwarf grumbled louder and changed direction, trudging through the swamp water concious of the fact a small humanoid cloaked figure was following him through the tree branches.
Copyright: authorchrisbrown


text:
Coast Guard: Kite surfer reported missing off Jersey Shore was on dry land all along
By AMANDA HOOVER | NJ Advance Media Group | Published: November 29, 2019
(Tribune News Service) — A kite surfer believed to be missing off the coast of Ocean City actually made it out of the water safe after experiencing minor equipment trouble and had no idea authorities were searching for him along the Jersey Shore, the Coast Guard announced Friday afternoon.
A person called to report a kite surfer seen drifting out to sea after falling off a board about 500-yards from Corson Inlet, near Ocean City, around 3:20 p.m., according to the Coast Guard. The tip prompted a search spanning 550 square miles and 16 hours, at one point turning up the man's kite in the water Thursday evening.
The kite surfer contacted the Coast Guard around 10 a.m. Friday and said he had cut his kite free after it malfunctioned and paddled ashore on his board. He then went home.
The search involved boat and helicopter crews from New Jersey State Police and the Coast Guard as well as local police.
Ocean City Police noted that no missing person report had been filed and said there were no belongings or vehicles left behind that may have belonged to the surfer.
"This case highlights the effectiveness of the interagency search and rescue system," Petty Officer 1st Class Alex Castonguay, a watchstander at the Sector Delaware Bay command center, said in a statement.
"Cases like this also illustrate the importance of labeling your kayaks, canoes, kite boards and other recreational marine vehicles, so that in the event they are lost, or you are missing, we can reach out to contact you or return it."
©2019 NJ Advance Media Group, Edison, N.J.
Visit NJ Advance Media Group, Edison, N.J. at www.nj.com
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.


text:
So, thanks for all the input about my summer travel plans.
They've changed drastically because it looks like it's a pain in the ass for a Turkish citizen to get a visa to a lot of Europe.
So I guess we should make my husband a US citizen or something. (He's been eligible for years but we've been too busy to apply.) We will try next year and make sure we have time to do it right.
However, it looks like this gives me a chance to see Turkey outside of Istanbul. So we will be visiting Troy, Efes (Ephesus), Cappadocia, and Sinop (where my FIL's family is from.)


text:
Graphic Policy's Top Comic Picks this Week!
Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That's where we come in!
Each week our contributors are choosing up to five books and why they're choosing the books. In other words, this is what we're looking forward to and think you should be taking a look!
Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this Wednesday.
Top Pick: Catwoman #1 (DC Comics) – Selina Kyle hits Gotham to catch a copycat who's sullying her bad/good name. Sounds like one hell of a way to celebrate your nuptials and I am all the here for it.
Top Pick: Harley Quinn Rebirth Deluxe Collection Vol. 2 HC (DC Comics) – One of my favorite runs on the series before Jimmy and Amanda gave it up. Nostalgia, great art and brilliant political and feminist writing make this a no-brainer.
Orphan Black: Crazy Science #1 (IDW Publishing) – You can never go wrong with an Orphan Black arc and this one is about balancing love and finding a cure all the human and science fun than we've come to love from OB.
Harley Quinn #45 (DC Comics) – Harley gets kidnapped! I don't know who's stupid enough to do that but, I know this is going to be one hell of a story.
Death of the Inhumans #1 (Marvel) – This makes the list because I want to see them die after subjecting us to that gawd awful tv show and this might just be the redemption to take that taste out of my mouth.
Top Pick: Captain America #1 (Marvel) – Ta-Nehisi Coates takes over Captain America and is picking up post Secret Empire with a Captain America that's distrusted by the people and a massive leadership gap. What does it mean to be Captain America in today's world?
Batman #50 (DC Comics) – Do they? Don't they? What's the twist!? We'll find out Wednesday.
Dark Ark #8 (AfterShock) – This new spin on Noah's Ark and the Bible has been fascinating to read with a great mix of horror thrown in there. Every issue has been fantastic.
Man of Steel #6 (DC Comics) – The miniseries is wrapping up and I want to see how Superman's battle wraps up and what's going on with Lois and Jonathan. Individual issues have been ok but the whole is so much better.
The Walking Dead #181 (Skybound Entertainment/Image Comics) – The series is getting really interesting with a new community and the possibility that Rick's the bad guy in this one. I'm intrigued as to where it's all going.


text:
We weathered, sometimes with good cheer even, the heat and had a great, busy, sweltering weekend in Philadelphia with friends from Wisconsin, and while I was there I was hoping to get a run in. After all, Philadelphia is where I lived for a year starting in June 1999 and where I made my first attempt to become a runner. It wasn't a very good attempt. I recall on my first or second evening in my apartment going for a run in 95-degree heat. I made it about 2 blocks.
More often, when I went somewhere in my car, I would park at the garage at 36th and Chestnut where I kept my car and attempt to run from there to my apartment at 42nd & Pine. I never made it the whole way -- I specifically recall a freezing night where I made it about 2 minutes before my lungs were just in terrible pain from the bitter cold air and my ankles in complete agony from running in what were probably worn-out, extremely cheap sneakers. I never would have imagined that this would become my favorite weather to run in!
Returning to the present, we sweated out a crazy 18-10 Camden Riversharks game on Friday night, and since it was still 95 degrees at 11:00 at night when the game ended, I decided that there was no way I was going to try to run on Saturday morning.
According to the forecasts on display in our hotel lobby, Sunday looked like it would be a little cooler, but I would still guess it was approximately 80 degrees when I stepped out of our hotel at 5:15am yesterday morning. Still, I took off westward from 15th & Locust, the site of the job that had lured me to Philly, but choosing to turn and run up Chestnut Street since I was familiar with it from some adventures in the Philadelphia Half Marathon (except that it was about 40 degrees cooler then!) and I knew it had a bridge.
I ran up Chestnut Street and turned onto Locust Walk when I got into the University of Pennsylvania Campus, which I was somewhat familiar with since my sister attended Penn while I lived at 42nd and Pine. Once through the campus, I turned left and then made a right on Spruce, passing Allegro, my old favorite pizza place.
I made it the few blocks down to 42nd Street and turned left. At the corner of 42nd and Pine, a familiar building:
I took a few extra steps on Pine Street to scope out the rear of the building, where my apartment is visible on the first floor (the window you see directly above the two garbage cans was my kitchen):
It never looked like much from the outside, and seems a little worse for wear 12 years later, but I had once felt at home in my little studio apartment. It was a weird feeling to be back on this corner. I wasn't really sentimental about it. There were no roots put down, no neighbors that I'd ever said much more than "hello" to, no sign that I'd ever lived here, and my memories are mostly just of playing video games and cooking turkey burgers and my indoor counter-top grill (Not the one endorsed by the boxer). It was just an odd, deja-vu type feeling, it all looked and felt so familiar, as if it had been much less than the 12 years since I'd walked down this street.
Still, when it's 80 degrees before 6am, there's no time for reminiscing. I'd reached my old apartment about 30 minutes into my run, and I was definitely feeling the heat. I headed back up Spruce Street in the direction of my hotel. After a two-block climb back to 40th Street, it was all downhill to the Schuylkill River, at which point i made a right onto Walnut Street since there's no bridge on Spruce. I took Walnut back toward the downtown and after passing Rittenhouse Square, turned around at Broad Street, a few blocks past my destination, in hopes of stretching this run to an hour.
Here's map of my route. I was out for an hour and two minutes, and during that time only got about 5 and a half miles, which was about all I could take in those conditions. Except for the weather, it was a nice trip down Memory Lane for me. Not counting my failed attempts at running in 1999 and 2000, I'd only run a few times in Philadelphia, and it had been either in races (2 half marathons and 1 Broad Street Run) or boring laps around Rittenhouse Square while training for my first 5K.
For someone who hadn't lived in this neighborhood and didn't need to revisit old, yet boring memories, I would suggest running the other direction, toward the Delaware and the historic sights of Old City instead or perhaps the jogging/biking path along the Schuykill. Philadelphia's downtown is very flat, so it seems like it could be a nice place to run. Just not during a record-breaking heat wave.
As predicted, last week was the lowest mileage week I've had in months. Of course, I rested on Monday and Tuesday for a one-mile race on Wednesday, and then the heat crushed me on Thursday and Sunday morning. I ended up with less than 13 miles, a weekly total less than my best individual run the previous week. The forecast for this week looks a bit cooler, with overnight lows in the 70s or even high 60s, so I hope I can come back strong.


text:
Daggers cruise to home success over Bromley
PUBLISHED: 16:56 09 March 2019 | UPDATED: 16:57 09 March 2019
©TGS Photo tgsphoto.co.uk +44 1376 553468
Vanarama National League: Dagenham & Redbridge 3 (Balanta 3, Wilkinson 13, Kandi 72) Bromley 0
Dagenham & Redbridge made it four games unbeaten in the Vanarama National League with a 3-0 success at home to Bromley, their biggest home win of the season.
Jack Munns supplied the assist for two goals in the first half, delivering inviting free-kicks that were headed home by Angelo Balanta and Conor Wilkinson.
The Essex club managed the game expertly in the second half, with Chike Kandi coming off the bench to round out the scoring.
Daggers boss Peter Taylor made four changes following Tuesday's draw at Maidenhead United, with the return of Balanta the headline news.
Also returning to the XI were Ben Goodliffe, Munns and Doug Loft, with Ollie Harfield and Tomi Adeloye dropping to the bench while Kenny Clark and Matt Robinson missed out altogether.
With skipper Ben Nunn and vice-captain Matt Robinson both not featuring, defender Nathan Smith was handed the armband.
The Essex club enjoyed a dream start to proceedings and took their lead with their first meaningful attack in just the third minute.
Jack Munns delivered an expert free-kick from the right, with Balanta able to get in front of his marker and head the ball into the net.
Home stopper Elliot Justham was called into action two minutes later, with a powerful 25-yard drive from Luke Coulson stinging his palms.
The hosts, though, were in control early on, with Goodliffe drawing a good save from visiting keeper David Gregory with a low shot from a well-worked free-kick in the eighth minute.
Free-kicks were proving fruitful for the hosts early on and the Daggers doubled their lead from one in the 13th minute.
Munns again delivered another delightful set-piece and found Wilkinson, whose excellent header looped over Gregory and into the net.
Wilkinson should added a second for Daggers in the 27th minute when played in by Balanta, but saw his resulting effort smothered by Gregory.
Munns nearly turned provided three minutes later, but saw an effort from the edge of the area cleared off the line by Ravens defender Sam Wood.
With eight minutes left in the half, Taylor's men went close again with a low drive from Will Wright forcing Gregory to make another save.
Daggers, however, were unable to add a third before the interval, though still would have been pleased to have kept their two-goal advantage intact.
The two teams were a lot more evenly-matched at the start of the second period, with JJ Hooper missing three half-chances for the visitors.
With 22 minutes remaining, Wilkinson had another chance to wrap up the win for the hosts when pouncing on an error by substitute Alan Dunne.
The forward was through one-on-one with Gregory, but was unable to get his resulting effort on target.
The Essex club were indebted to a sublime save from Justham in the 70th minute, keeping out deflected Omar Bugiel header with his boot.
Daggers made the most of that let-off, with substitute Kandi adding the third a minute later.
The attacker strode forward at past, before rifling past Gregory with a venomous effort from 20 yards.
Bromley still pressed, with Hooper drawing another good save from Justham with 15 minutes to go.
Kandi nearly had a second when he waltzed through the Ravens defence unopposed, but Gregory was able to push his effort around the post.
The Victoria Road side were awarded an indirect free-kick in the 82nd minute when Gregory caught a back pass, though the Bromley stopper redeemed himself by saving Loft's resulting effort.
The Essex club saw out the remainder of the game with little fuss and next head for Havant & Waterlooville on Tuesday night.
Daggers (5-3-2): Justham; McQueen, Onariase, Goodliffe, Smith, Gordon; Munns, Wright, Loft (Phipps 86); Balanta (Kandi 69), Wilkinson (Adeloye 78).
Subs: Moore (GK), Harfield.
Bromley (4-3-3): Gregory; Brindley, Johnson, Okoye (Dunne 46), Wood; Sutherland (Higgs 84), Raymond, Sarpong-Wiredu; Hooper, Bugiel, Coulson.
Subs: Meekums, Philpot, Lewis.
Referee: Alan Dale
Attendance: 1,186 (including 138 Bromley fans).
If you value what this story gives you, please consider supporting the Barking and Dagenham Post. Click the link in the orange box above for details.


text:
Leith Al-Ali
Leith is an Associate in Al Tamimi & Company's Construction & Infrastructure practice. Leith is admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales and has practised in a variety of civil law, common law and Sharia law jurisdictions, in the UK and across the Middle East.
Leith is involved in advising clients on both contentious and non-contentious construction and infrastructure matters.
Leith has significant transactional experience advising various UK commercial and residential developers with respect to the suite of construction documentation required in order to develop their property portfolio, including with respect to building contracts, consultant appointments, collateral warranties, novation documents and the security documents that are often required.
Prior to joining Al Tamimi & Company Leith worked at a Magic Circle law firm in the UAE, prior to which he worked for a leading UK international law firm in their London, Riyadh and Amman offices.
- Drafting and negotiating the standard suite of construction contracts on behalf of a number of leading UK and UAE commercial property developers, in addition to advising in relation to pre-construction services agreements, consultant services agreements, framework agreements, contractor, consultant and sub-contractor collateral warranties, deeds of novation, performance bonds and parent company guarantees.
- Advising a UAE subcontractor with respect to works to be undertaken at a prominent mall located in Dubai.
- Advising a developer with respect to the procurement of construction works and services for a significant new high rise development in Dubai.
- Advising a leading UK fund, a care home developer as well as a UK public listed company in relation to the procurement of construction works and services in connection with the acquisition, disposal and leasing of sites in addition to the financing of new developments across the UK.
- Advising an international investor in relation to a multi-million pound construction adjudication claim relating to a prominent property in central London.
- Advising a renowned UK pension fund with respect to a number of defects at one of its UK commercial developments.
- Advising UK and Middle Eastern public and private sector clients with respect to regulatory, contractual and litigation matters in Saudi Arabia.
- Arabic
- English
2009 – Professional Diploma in Legal Practice (LPC), BPP Law School
2008 – LLB Bachelor of Law, Newcastle University
2015 – Solicitor, England & Wales


text:
Thanks: 0
Results 1 to 3 of 3
Thread: Box-Office Releases 01.17.03
Box-Office Releases 01.17.03
January 17th
- National Security
- Kangaroo Jack
- A Guy Thing
- P.S. Your Cat Is Dead
- Join Date
- Jun 2002
- Location
- Michigan
- Posts
- 83
- Credits
- 1,105
I think that 'A Guy Thing' looks pretty funny, but I've got some mixed emotions about how good it might be. Thinking about going to see it sometime, but thats only if nothing that looks better comes along."Ohana means Family. Family means no one gets left behind. Or Forgotten." ~ Lilo and Stitch
- Join Date
- Jun 2001
- Location
- Ottawa, ON, Canada
- Posts
- 956
- Credits
- 1,075
You WANT to see The Hours? Ugh, that looks like the kind of boring tripe that for some reason, the Academy chooses to reward, thus only encouraging the studios to make more of 'em. Any Best Picture nominee must be entertaining first, and art second. That said, I think A Beautiful Mind winning was BS. So what are my picks? Gangs Of NY, Catch Me If You Can, Bowling For Columbine, Chicago, and Adaptation(haven't seen the last 2, but I've heard they're both very good, and very entertaining.)Are you a Mexi-CAN or a Mexi-CAN'T?
Similar Threads
A Passion-ate Box Office Performance?By enkydu in forum General Chatter - Movie RelatedReplies: 28Last Post: 03-08-2004, 10:29 AM
Most Successful Actors/Actresses at the Box OfficeBy ZUBi in forum General Chatter - Movie RelatedReplies: 0Last Post: 02-26-2004, 08:59 PM
'Return of the King' Reigns at Box OfficeBy trailergod in forum Movie NewsReplies: 9Last Post: 01-02-2004, 10:42 AM
Box office tells Hollywood to 'come clean'By Equinox in forum General Chatter - Movie RelatedReplies: 22Last Post: 02-13-2003, 03:38 PM
Hannibal Lecter still eats the Box OfficeBy trailergod in forum Movie NewsReplies: 0Last Post: 10-13-2002, 01:58 PM


text:
MyTube APK
Mytube apk is An ultimate app to stream and watch videos online and guess what watching and downloading is completely free of cost. MY Tube.apk It is recorded that more than 10,000 plus downloads of this app have been noted. This app was globally released on 16 of September in 2015. This is the best app to download YouTube videos without any extra cost. And the best part, it requires only 4.3 MB of your internal space. Thus, you can download it without worrying about your phone memory.
Mytube Free youtube Playlist Maker
Not particularly YouTube, you can use this app to download videos from any website. Also, it helps you download the video in any format say MP4, FlWebMebm, 3gp and more. Like other apps, you can download the videos or movies and watch it later in offline mode. Let it be a song or a movie or a video download it at your fingertips and you are provided with many options.
[Also Read: Itube app download the best youtube playlist maker for your youtube videos ]
This MyTube acts as a video player making you set your favorite video playlist on YouTube. As YouTube provides accurate information about your search this app also lets you find your search by typing the keywords.
But there is something different in this than other apps. The primary function it comes with is the "today" option. Like YouTube you need to subscribe to channels to get updates, but with "today" you are directly connected to every update around the globe. This app also features a sleep timer which we find in our music players, where your playlist will pause and play according to your set time. And some other feature includes controlling the mobile screen with your fingertips that control the sound or brightness of the video. Lastly, the few main features are you can view your playlist, edit videos, and so on.
[Also Read: OG Youtube apk download best application to download HD Videos on your android mobile ]
Fed Details About the Mytube APP:
- With Mytube Your search can be filtered to demographic wise.
- You can move the mini TV while simultaneously using another app.
- The MyTube app comes with a feature where in your video quality automatically shifts to the quality of your cellular network provider.
- One can access this app with his YouTube account too.
- Like other apps, even this app allows you to keep a track of your search history.
- The amazing feature one can find in this app is you can zoom your Mini TV as you wish.
- Thus, the search process gets easier with one key.
[Also Read: play tube app free download for android mobile ]
MyTube apk Version :
- With Mytube Download videos from a wide range of options available.
- The apk version will come up with a notification option as in if any update is available you will be notified.
- This Latest version helps you switch apps and videos quickly.
- Also, lets you use the app like a video player (pause, play, shuffle, repeat and so on).
- And this version comes with a feature in which the app comes with some detailed information about the video where you can have an insight of the video.
[Also Read: Game Killer apk download hack any android game app for unlimited gems,coins free ]
DOWNLOAD AN Mytube APK FILE FOR MYTUBE APP:
- All apk files require little more attention and this attention is worth giving. The apk format files make an individual walk a step further with the updates of a normal format. So you need to download an apk file format online from any website. Select any version of my tube apk online and click on the download option. The download will take place in your system/PC.
- Now transfer this apk format to your smartphone. Now in your smartphone make sure the option for downloads from other sources are allowed if it is not, then search for that option and tick on that option to work. Now search for that apk file where you have stored in your device.
- Click on that file to start the installation. The MyTube apk version will get installed.
[Also Read: google allo app download new messenger app for android and iPhone like WhatsApp ]
You can now watch or download your favorite videos without any interruption or paid subscriptions.


text:
Story Tag: LUIGI'S MANSION
LUIGI'S MANSION 3: WAYS TO FIND EVERY GOLDEN GHOSTS AND EARN MONEY roothelpsoftware.wordpress.com
Luigi's Mansion 3 is one of the best action-adventure games available in the virtual market currently. It is developed by Next Level Games and published by Nintendo for potential users to enjoy in their leisure time. The game offers tons of exciting things during the exploration of a haunted hotel like different themes on each floor, gems, Gooigi, and more.


text:
Travel to the farthest reaches of the universe (and your imagination) in this child size deep space alien costume! Includes blue hooded robe with silver trim, pale alien mask with big eyes, and blue gloves. Staff and shoes not included. By Fun World.
See more options in our Outer Space Costumes section!