text:
Scorpio Blue Notebook Hard Drive Stores 750 GBytes on Two Disks
The 2.5" SATA Scorpio Blue hard drive from Western Digital has the highest storage capacity of any notebook drive, according to its maker.
The data density of the WD Scorpio Blue mobile hard drive is 375 GBytes per disk, so that the two disks can store 750 GBytes on a drive that is a mere 0.374 inches high. A buffer size of 8 MBytes and a rotational speed of 5,400 RPM add to the specifications. Western Digital has contributed a number of new technologies to the drive. These include Advanced Format, WhisperDrive capacity enhancement, search optimization, ShockGuard, and SecurePark to park the write/read head in a secure position off the disk surface when not in use.
The drive with the model number WD7500BPVT is available at selected outlets. Western Digital suggests a retail price of $149 and provides a three-year limited warranty.
Issue 168/2014
Buy this issue as a PDF
Tag Cloud
Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.


text:
Conn. gunman forced his way into school, shot some victims twice with rifle, authorities say
NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) -- The gunman behind the Connecticut elementary school massacre stormed into the building and shot 20 children at least twice with a high-powered rifle, executing some at close range and killing adults who tried to stop the carnage, authorities said Saturday.
He forced his way into the school by breaking a window, officials said. Asked whether the children suffered, Chief Medical Examiner Dr. H. Wayne Carver paused. "If so," he said, "not for very long."
The terrible details about the last moments of young innocents emerged as authorities released their names and ages -- the youngest 6 and 7, the oldest 56. They included Ana Marquez-Greene, a little girl who had just moved to Newtown from Canada; Victoria Soto, a 27-year-old teacher who apparently died while trying to hide her pupils; and principal Dawn Hochsprung, who authorities said lunged at the gunman in an attempt to overtake him and paid with her life.
The tragedy has plunged Newtown into mourning and added the picturesque New England community of handsome Colonial homes, red-brick sidewalks and 27,000 people to the grim map of towns where mass shootings in recent years have periodically reignited the national debate over gun control but led to little change.
Faced with the unimaginable, townspeople sadly took down some of their Christmas decorations and struggled Saturday with how to go on. Signs around town read, "Hug a teacher today," ''Please pray for Newtown" and "Love will get us through."
On routine morning, gunman killed his mother, then unleashed a slaughter on elementary school
NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) -- Inside the four-bedroom colonial set on a small rise, Nancy Lanza was already dead. But it was early yet, and it would be hours before her body was found -- time enough for her son to unleash a slaughter.
For now, though, all seemed idyllic in this 300-year-old town under crystalline skies.
Adam Lanza, 20 years old, fascinated by computers and recalled by former classmates as painfully awkward, left the house in his mother's car and drove past fine old churches and towering trees. It was the holiday season, and lawns were decorated with lights and electric reindeer. It was just five miles from home to Sandy Hook Elementary, where hallways and classrooms rang with talk of Hannukah and Christmas.
Inside the music room, a group of fourth graders were watching the movie "The Nutcracker."
Theodore Varga and some other teachers were meeting. Their students, the oldest kids in the school, were in specialty classes like gym and music. The glow remained from the previous night's fourth-grade concert.
Portraits of Conn. shooting victims show lives at their very start, ended in hail of gunfire
Most died at the very start of their young lives, tiny victims taken in a way not fit for anyone regardless of age. Others found their life's work in sheltering little ones, teaching them, caring for them, treating them as their own. After the gunfire ended Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the trail of loss was more than many could bear: 20 children and six adults at the school, the gunman's mother at home, and the gunman himself.
A glimpse of some of those who died:
Olivia Engel, 6, student
The images of Olivia Engel will live far beyond her short lifetime. There she is, visiting with Santa Claus, or feasting on a slice of birthday cake. There's the one of her swinging a pink baseball bat, and another posing on a boat. In some, she models a pretty white dress, in others she makes a silly face.
Names and ages of those killed in Conn. rampage
Names and ages of the 26 people gunned down at a Connecticut elementary school Friday in the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history:
Charlotte Bacon, 6
Daniel Barden, 7
Rachel Davino, 29
Obama to travel Sunday to Newtown, Conn., site of deadly elementary school shooting
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama will attend an interfaith memorial service Sunday in Newtown, Conn., the site of Friday's deadly elementary school shooting.
Twenty-six people, including 20 children, were killed when a man opened fire inside the school.
Hours after the shooting, a tearful Obama said he grieved first as a father. In those remarks and later in his Saturday radio address, Obama called for "meaningful action" to prevent such shootings, but did not say what it should be.
Obama's visit to Newtown for an interfaith vigil would be the fourth time he has traveled to a city after a mass shooting.
The president had planned to travel to Maine Wednesday for an event promoting his positions in "fiscal cliff" negotiations, but the White House canceled that trip because of the shooting.
School adviser remembers Connecticut gunman as awkward loner who had trouble feeling pain
SOUTHBURY, Conn. (AP) -- At Newtown High School, Adam Lanza had trouble relating to fellow students and teachers, but that was only part of his problem. He seemed not to feel physical or psychological pain in the same way as classmates.
Richard Novia, the school district's head of security until 2008, who also served as adviser for the school technology club, said Lanza clearly "had some disabilities."
"If that boy would've burned himself, he would not have known it or felt it physically," Novia told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "It was my job to pay close attention to that."
Novia was responsible for monitoring students as they used soldering tools and other potentially dangerous electrical equipment.
He recalled meeting with school guidance counselors, administrators and with the boy's mother, Nancy Lanza, to understand his problems and find ways to ensure his safety. But there were others crises only a mother could solve.
Egyptians take their quarrel over Islamist-backed constitution all the way to the polls
CAIRO (AP) -- Egyptians took their quarrel over a draft constitution to polling stations Saturday after weeks of violent turmoil between the newly empowered Islamists and the mostly liberal opposition over the future identity of the nation.
Regardless of the outcome, the heated arguments among voters standing in line signaled that the referendum over the contentious charter is unlikely to end Egypt's worst political crisis since the revolution that ousted Hosni Mubarak nearly two years ago.
The voting capped a nearly two-year struggle over the post-Mubarak identity of Egypt, with the latest crisis over the charter evolving into a dispute over whether Egypt should move toward a religious state under President Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood and their ultraconservative Salafi allies, or one that retains secular traditions and an Islamic character.
Underlining the tension, some 120,000 army troops were deployed to help the police protect polling stations and state institutions after clashes between Morsi's supporters and opponents over the past three weeks left at least 10 people dead and about 1,000 wounded. The large-scale deployment did not stop a mob of supporters of ultraconservative cleric Hazem Salah Abu-Ismail attacking the Cairo offices of the liberal Wafd party, a member of an opposition alliance that has campaigned against the draft constitution.
"Today I would like to offer my condolences to the Egyptian people on the collapse of the rule of law," Wafd leader El-Sayyed el-Badawi said.
Ill Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton faints, sustains concussion, recovering at home
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who skipped an overseas trip this past week because of a stomach virus, sustained a concussion after fainting, the State Department said Saturday.
The 65-year-old Clinton, who's expected to leave her job soon, was recovering at home after the incident last week and is being monitored by doctors, according to a statement by aide Philippe Reines.
No further details were immediately available.
President Barack Obama telephoned his top diplomat Saturday to wish her well, a White House official said.
The State Department said Clinton was dehydrated because of the virus, fainted and sustained a concussion. She will continue to work from home in the week ahead and looks forward to returning to the office "soon," the statement said.
AP source: Boehner proposes higher taxes for millionaires, Obama declines but talks continue
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Signaling new movement in "fiscal cliff" talks, House Speaker John Boehner has proposed raising the top rate for earners making more than $1 million, a person familiar with the negotiations said. President Barack Obama, who wants higher top rates for households earning more than $250,000, has not accepted the offer, this person said.
The proposal, however, indicated progress in talks that had appeared stalled. The person would only discuss the plan on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the negotiations.
As part of a broader budget deal, Boehner is still seeking more spending cuts than Obama has proposed, particularly in mandatory health care spending. Boehner has asked for a long-term increase in eligibility age for Medicare and for lower costs-of-living adjustments for Social Security.
Boehner's tax proposal was first reported by Politico.
A Boehner aide would not comment on the report.
Butler topples No. 1 Indiana 88-86 in overtime on late basket by walk-on Barlow
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- All Butler guard Alex Barlow saw Saturday was space and an opportunity to make a play.
So the unlikeliest player on the floor took a chance and made the biggest shot of the game.
When Indiana's defenders failed to converge on the 5-foot-11 walk-on, Barlow kept right on going through the lane, drove to the basket and hit a spinning 6-foot jumper with 2.4 seconds left in overtime Saturday to give the Bulldogs another stunning upset -- 88-86 over No. 1 Indiana in the Crossroads Classic.
"The floater is a shot I work on a lot and I happened to get a lucky bounce," Barlow said. "It was a good feeling."
Luckily for the Bulldogs (8-2), Barlow was on the floor.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Welcome to Weekend Rewind, a glance back at The Salt Lake Tribune's top news stories, photos and opinions you may have missed over the weekend.
|Join the Discussion
|Post a Comment
Top stories this past weekend
Many in Salt Lake Marathon run in honor of Boston • Much about the 10th annual Salt Lake City marathon honored Boston, the site of deadly bombings earlier that week. Runners said they had never seen so much enthusiasm from the spectators at the Salt Lake race.
Alleged Boston bomber boxed in an SLC tournament in 2009 • The Boston Marathon bombing suspect killed by police early Friday participated in the National Golden Gloves boxing tournament in Salt Lake City in May 2009 and was preparing to compete in this year's tournament, which is also at the Salt Palace Convention Center, May 13-18.
Utah billionaire Earl Holding dies at 86 • All of his work associates, even his son-in-law, invariably referred to him as "Mr. Holding," most respectfully too. Robert Earl Holding carried himself in a way that quietly demanded that respect. He died Friday at the age of 86.
Should Nathan Sloop face the death penalty? • Should Nathan Sloop be eligible for the death penalty if he never intended to kill his 4-year-old stepson Ethan Stacy? The question, raised by the defense at the conclusion of Sloop's preliminary hearing, halted court proceedings.
GOP senator: Boston suspects may impact immigration reform efforts • Reports that the Boston Marathon bombing suspects are Chechen immigrants should give pause to efforts to reform the immigration system as Congress dives into the issue, suggested the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa
Officers in West Valley City shooting have disciplinary history » Cowley berated aggressive driver; Salmon violated procedures.
Other news of interest
New proposal would allow gay Scouts, not gay leaders; Utahns react
Parents worry new Draper high school is already overcrowded
Size of Crandall mine collapse exceeded earlier estimates
Feds give Chevron OK to restore pipeline flowNext Page >
Copyright 2014 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Cookies on Southampton City Council's website
We use cookies on our website to make sure you get the most out of your visit. By continuing to view our web site without changing your browser settings, we'll assume that you are happy to accept the cookies on our site. Your cookie settings can be changed at any time.
More information
Stay connected
Our free email alerts service will help keep you connected to the things that matter to you.
Choose from a range of topics including:
Events, leisure and culture, library offers and community news,
job alerts, road works, city news and more...
Enter your email address below to get started or to edit your account.
You are here:home > AtoZv2
Rubbish and recycling
Watermark West Quay - Planning application
Wedding Venue Licensing
Weighbridge – Public Weighbridge Licence
Weights and Measures
Welfare Benefits and Money Advice Service
Weston Library
Weston Shore
Wheel Clamping
Dangerous Wild Animals Licensing
Gritting and snow clearance
Woodmill Canoe Centre (External link)
Woolston Community Centre
Woolston Library
Back to top of A to Z
Rate and comment on this page


text:
The Earle
- Address:
121 West Washington
Ann Arbor, MI 48104Neighborhood:
Ann Arbor
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
The Earle
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.theearle.com/
- Phone: 7349940211
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm, Friday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 5:45 - 11:00pm, Sunday 5:00pm-8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, French
- Executive Chef: Shelley Caughey Adams
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (bar only), Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: The Earle offers three separate private dining rooms.
- Private Party Contact: Zoe Cowan 7349940211
- Entertainment: Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday we have solo performers (piano or guitar) that play from 8pm until 10pm. On Friday and Saturday we have a soft jazz trio (usually piano, bass and drums). The trio plays from 8:30pm until close. No cover anytime.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Ashley
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Public parking is available nearby as follows: 1) Large public surface lot that occupies the entire city block, bounded by Huron, First, Washington and Ashley. Entrances are on Ashley (northbound) and First (southbound). This lot is "kitty-corner" from our entrance on Washington St. 2) City parking structure on East Washington (1 1/2 blocks east of The Earle) 3) City structure (very large and always has space) on North Ashley (2 blocks north of The Earle) 4) Street (no meters after 6PM)
A word from The Earle
An award winning Ann Arbor institution since 1977, The Earle serves a rotating menu of fine Italian and French cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Selections include lamb chops, veal, beef tenderloin, salmon, duck breast, sea scallops and more. Live jazz plays Tuesday through Saturday in the dining room, while the wine bar offers lighter fare, twenty wines by the glass and Ann Arbor's best Happy Hour. The Earle's nationally recognized wine list (Wine Spectator's Best of Award of Excellence) offers over 1,400 selections. Three private rooms are available and accommodate groups from 6 to 48.Continued
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
The Earle - Best Restaurants in Ann Arbor ›
The Earle reviews from OpenTable diners
180 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (137)romantic (130)notable wine list (116)fit for foodies (96)good for groups (52)neighborhood gem (43)late-night find (21)vibrant bar scene (18)hot spot (10)great for outdoor dining (7)kid-friendly (6)great for lunch (3)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Goof FindAdamDined on 9/20/2014This restaurant is a little hidden being in the basement. It was a good dinning experience and good food.
- Nice spotopfoodiesVIPDined on 9/20/2014We were with our 2 daughters for Parent's weekend. We had a nice alcove that was cozy and allowed us to visit with each other without a lot of noise interference.Special Features:
- Lovely dinner on a busy nightsapmichDined on 9/19/2014We had a group of 7 at The Earle during Michigan's parents weekend. There were lines everywhere and we were really glad to have a dinner reservation. The entrance to The Earle is kind of weird, as it is below street level but once you get past the nondescript entry door and narrow stairway and cramped entrance, the restaurant has great atmosphere. We were ushered right to our table even thought a couple of our party were still dealing with parking. Waitstaff had their hands full that night, but did a very nice job. It was hard to find appetizers that were good for a group to share. They were all small portions even though they were pricey. Everyone loved their main course. High quality beef, delicious sauces. Would definitely return.Special Features:
- Presentation MattersOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/19/2014We have dinesd at the early many times through out the years. This experience was disappointing. OK parents weekend at the University of Michigsn had the placed packed to capacity. When we arrived and seated, we were told that dinners were taking 45 minutes in the kitchen once the order was placed. Given the Earles tenure and experience, yes crowded, but this was a bit of a surprise. Not that we were in any hurry. This signals a bit of stress on their operating system and made me count the time (actually 55 minutes). The meals were good, but not to their usual. Plates seemed hurriedly put together with no attention presentation. I had the lamb chops were medium vs the medium rare I ordered. Same was true for two duck orders.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A restaurant well past it's primeOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/19/2014This restaurant located in the lower level of a landmark downtown office building features musty, dirty carpeting that should have been replaced years ago as well as lighting that flickers for you due to improper installation. The service was reasonably attentive on this busy evening but the salads were small and soggy. As for the entrees, all six members of my party judged them just OK and I think they were trying to put a positive spin on things. The house made carrot cake was soggy like my salad and lacking in taste. Until they sink some money into a physical and emotional refresh for this place, you can avoid it.
- A terrific date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014The Earle is a favorite of ours. For this visit we enjoyed a quiet table in one of the side rooms. The noise level was much lower than on the main part of the floor. We both enjoyed the escargot; there was no hint of rubbery-ness that comes from overcooking. The salmon entree was terrific, with the lemon offsetting the tapenade nicely. The filet au poivre was finished with a deli-glacé, potatoes au gratin, and carrots and brussel sprouts. The carrot cake was among the. Best we have had. We will definitely be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Od favorite, still going strongDTWOBDined on 9/18/2014Our 25th wedding anniversary dinner at The Earl was worth the 2 hr. drive across town from Shelby Twp., through rush hour and 1.5 hr. drive back home. The goat cheese and roasted garlic apps were fantastic. We highly recommend the duck breast, roasted herb chicken, salmon in puff pastry and the veal. Nice to see that the corkage charge was reasonable at $30. Very attentive staff, knowledgeable somm (Steve). Only downside was that nothing special was done to help us celebrate our anniversary. Not necessary, but it would have been nice.Special Features:
- First timer.K1983Dined on 9/18/2014After researching online me and my boyfriend decided to make reservations here for my birthday. We were not disappointed! Our server was awesome and we loved the ambiance. We ordered the delmonico and the duck breast dinners and we were both in heaven:-) And the best surprise was since it was my birthday we got 30% off our bill. Was not expecting that! Definitely will be returning to this gem:-DSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Choice and convenient...JGinA2Dined on 9/18/2014Had been a few years since I had enjoyed dining at The Earle. Being local and seeing how new restaurants flow in and out of Ann Arbor, one can never go wrong here. While it is a bit on the dim side because it is in the lower level and not one window to be found, it emits classical and historical Ann Arbor. The brick and stone walls give a "homey" feeling, paired with simply wonderful food and such pleasant servers. The menu is very appealing and the portions were VERY generous. Desserts are numerous and simply wonderful. There are more expensive restaurants in Ann Arbor, and The Earle is not on the low end, for moderately expensive dining, The Earle gives much more than your bill will reflect. Will not wait a few years to return.Special Features:
- New favoriteFoodcriticDined on 9/15/2014Anyone who goes to the Earle know the Earle. It's in the basement of a building but it's nice and cozy and great for any special occasion. The food was excellent and they have a notable wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening TreatpettimaxVIPDined on 9/14/2014Enjoyed a fantastic meal and evening with a good friendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful restaurant.InowloveduckDined on 9/14/2014The soft music, dim lighting and all around ambiance of the Earle make it an extremely pleasant and romantic place. I would recommend not only the "duck" but the entire place. Five out of five stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeDmcmDined on 9/14/2014Quick service, great staff, the food was delicious, wine selection was great (if you are not into getting a whole bottle ask for the glass list. Also they have a pretty decent beer list and a cocktail menu as well.).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique environmentUniqueDined on 9/12/2014The food and service were espectacular. I will highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- a must goalexVIPDined on 9/12/2014If your wish is for service food and wine that are all amazing then look no further. Top spot in a2Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great waitstaffcorkrocketDined on 9/11/2014We visited the Earle for my father's 80th birthday. The waitstaff was attentive and entertaining, and everyone enjoyed their entree.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JKimmyDined on 9/10/2014Food was good but portion may seemed a little too small for its price. Great mood with live music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just Okay, not worth the $$KristiDined on 9/5/2014Its in the basement & smells like a musty carpet. Two waiters; the male waiter very unpleasant, seemed uninterested in waiting tables. The female (Lisa I think) very pleasant thank God for "her" or our eve. would have been a big disappointment. food is pricey for the quality. We eat out quite often, & have had much tastier meals for a bit less. I ordered steak, medium & it was a little overcooked. My husband ordered Salmon baked in phyllo dough, that was okay, not bad. The veggies with both entrees was a very small portion. I wanted to order the mussels as an appetizer but they only serve them during "Happy Hour" and you have to sit at the bar to order them. Disappointed cuz it's supposed to be a signature plate. We will not return.Special Features:
- Hidden GemAAFoodie1Dined on 9/2/2014The Earle was excellent! I highly recommend it for delicious French and Italian. The food and wine was very good -- the best caprese salad that I've had in quite a while and our main pastas were each very good. Definitely worth checking out.Special Features:
- Dinner favDers123Dined on 8/30/2014We go back to The Earl again and again with guests because we can be assured we will have excellent food and service. We had 6 in our party and everyone had a perfect meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- marygmarygVIPDined on 8/30/2014We have eaten at the Earle many times over many years when visiting A2. The food and ambience are always wonderful, music is an added plus. In a town with many outstanding dining options, the Earle is consistently among the top tier. The female wait staff and hostesses have always been pleasant, knowledgeable, helpful and attentive. Unfortunately, we've had less pleasant experiences with the sommelier and male wait staff. This was one of those times. Out of fairness, it was a football Saturday and our female server was excellent, but the other two impacted our subpar score for service this time.Special Features:
- DeliciouswinetoloveDined on 8/30/2014the food was outstanding. the steak was best I've had in a long time. Its a little on the pricey side. But I believe you get what you pay for. The service was great. The wine list was great. I can not say enough how wonderful our food was. Took a gamble buying a travelzoo coupon and I was not disappointed, definitely will return here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, "relaxed" serviceLamontDined on 8/28/2014We've been to The Earle many times & it usually delights. The food has always been well prepared & flavorful - this time was no different. The noise level was moderate - active conversations competed with the background piano, but overall was not distracting. The only surprise this time was how long it took for our food to be delivered. We arrived on time for a 7 pm appt, were seated immediately, & promptly attended to by wait staff. However, the time between placing an order & receiving items was a bit slower than normal; worse was our main course...ordered about 7:30 pm, but not delivered until about 8:20 pm., with no notice of a delay, or acknowledgement from the wait staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Earle hors d'ouevres, dessertsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/27/2014The roasted garlic is superb, and the desserts are to die for.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerHappilymarried25yearsDined on 8/26/2014My wife and I had never been to the Earl, but we've known about it for years and several people we know had recommended it to us as a great place to dine. Well, I'd have to say that we were pleasantly surprised. The food was exceptional, both presentation, quality, and more importantly...taste! And the wine list reads like a who's who of wine - very impressive. We will most certainly come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect restaurantExcellentDined on 8/25/2014Remarcable restaurant. Nice anbience food and service. Perfect por especial occationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful Anniversary dinnerFitzDined on 8/25/2014We celebrated a grat wedding anniversary at the Earle. Superb dinner and a very reasonable and large Wine list. We'll return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful eveningeatingthruA2Dined on 8/23/2014Regularly go out with another couple to try restaurants new to us. Heard many good things about this long standing place in Ann Arbor. Started with well poured cocktails and skipped the appetizers House salads were basic but the Panzanella was a refreshing treat. Everyone ordered something different which gave us a great opportunity to share tastes. Duck breast, Beef tenderloin, Delmonico steak, and Whitefish all prepared exactly as ordered. Portions were spot on. Service was attentive and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Somewhat disappointingretfernlibDined on 8/22/2014The good news is that we received a discount for my husband's birthday (which I did not know of ahead of time). While the view of the restaurant from where we sat was lovely, the plaid upholstered booths where we sat were rather tired looking. The service was attentive but one of the servers was friendly in an over familiar way, calling me "ladybug" at one point. The menu was "old style" traditional; I expected to see cassoulet, for example or maybe boullabaise. But the food was well-prepared. I don't understand why they give you a bottle-only wine list "notebook," and you have to ask for the wine by the glass list. Not a bad experience; we appreciated the low noise level.Special Features:
- VERY Unsatisfied!ButterflyDined on 8/19/2014Love OpenTable Reservations. Works great and most convenient! We were extremely disappointed with our dinner at The Earle!! Scallops were ok, but the steak dinner was awful!!! Full of grizzle, not much there to eat that was any good. Expected more from a $30 entree, that doesn't even come with a dinner salad. The wee couple pieces of brussels sprouts were barely visible and nothing much for taste. Presentation? Well, frankly there was no presentation. One would think the service would be outstanding, but it was not. Barely even saw our waiter.Would NEVER go there again, unless they choose to make it up to us. We were there to celebrate an occasion, but the meal was very disappointing!!We expected fine dining, we certainly did not get that!
- The Very BestDeidreDined on 8/16/2014In celebration of my spouses birthday, we decided upon recommendation from others , this would be a good choice. This was the BEST choice ever!!! The food was outstanding, the service was on point & the entertainment ( jazz trio) fit the bill. We are looking forward to our next evening out at The Earle !Special Features:
- excellenttopdawg73Dined on 8/16/2014The staff was outstanding and the food was wonderful. Prices very reasonable for the quality of food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ClassicNanDavidVIPDined on 8/13/2014The Earle is an Ann Arbor classic. I think they must have been understaffed the night we went. Took a long time to even have our order taken. The Earle is a great Fall/Winter spot. I felt like I wanted to be outside where there was a lot more action. But, you really cannot go wrong dining at The Earle.
- Graduation Celebrationlive2eatDined on 8/13/2014My boyfriend and I went to The Earle to celebrate his graduation and we were not disappointed. The service was stellar, the food was amazing, and the ambiance was romantic. When the pianist came over (we were seated immediately adjacent to the piano), we were worried. However, he is very talented and the volume was appropriate so that we did not have to shout over each other. It was a lovely touch to the evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeMaryDDined on 8/11/2014This was our first time at The Earle. Everything was fantastic. The food was great and cooked just right. I had Tenderloin and my husband the Delmonico steak. It was cooked just the way we like it. Service was fast and attentive. We definitely would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Formerly fine diningLisaDined on 8/11/2014Ate here 4 times this past year. Each time was a little less good than the one before. It is quite pricey and the food is exceedingly salty. Even the bread. And I like my food on the salty side. The lamb had so much fat removed that it was dry ... Should have sent it back. The whitefish was perfectly cooked. It paired well with the spinach except for the over-saltiness. Have been going here for more than 30 years. It has been our "special celebration meal" for much of that time. Alas, we'll not return.Special Features:
- special occasiondrpoleyDined on 8/8/2014The restaurant was very accommodating when I called to add an extra person and push our time back an additional 15 minutes. In the beginning the service was slow and the band very large. but within 10 minutes all was good, the band took a break and the waiter and the bar service was under control. The food was extremely timely and delicious. Everyone enjoyed their selection. The dessert was different and delicious along with the our guest celebrating their birthday! Thank you for a lovely evening.Special Features:
- Gave us a $10 gift cardJunojessDined on 8/7/2014I am a picky eater and this place has awesome food. The service is great and they even gave us a $10 gift card for celebrating our anniversary with them! How great is that!?! We also loved the live music. 😃👍Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1st Visitmaizeblue82Dined on 8/7/2014Good Food, Good Service. I'd heard of The Earle for years but this was my first visit. It's worthy of a 2nd visit.Special Features:
- Ann Arbor's gemA2foodieVIPDined on 8/5/2014The Earle is my Ann Arbor go to favorite. It has been around forever-- service, food, ambience -- always great. PLUS-- and a huge plus -- the level of noise is such that you can actually hear each other speak. The sommelier is great and will always choose the right wine for the right occasion. I have held private parties here too-lovely.Special Features:


text:
Caroler Dad Figurine by Lenox
Recall the joy and splendor of a Victorian Christmas in your home with this handsome, 19th century-style Christmas caroler. This festive piece is crafted of classic Lenox ivory fine china, and entirely painted by hand. Makes a wonderful holiday gift.
- Crafted of Lenox ivory fine china and painted by hand
- Bears the Lenox hallmark
- Height: 10"
$60.00 $49.95 $22.95
Other products we think you'll love.
Shopping made easy with Lenox EasyPay. Order today and take up to 8 months to pay - interest free!Learn About EasyPay
Break something?
Lenox Breakage Replacement is one of the best customer satisfaction plans anywhere. So don't worry, you're covered. read more
Need Help?


text:
Pornokut Magazine
Pornokut Magazine is where you'll find sex advice, adult information, and steamy erotica submitted by other Pornokut members. Interact with polls, or add your own voice to this unique alternative community - it's your magazine.
Create new articles now, and earn a Trophy! Trophies are a fun way to get more visibility on the site - click here to learn more and start adding to your trophy case!
Member Advice Lines
Is it legal?
by TravnKirby 9/19/2014
log on times
by Texasamm 9/19/2014
What would you do
by 100k1ng 9/19/2014
Female ejaculation AKA: Squirting
by Untapped007 9/18/2014
Snot Nose
by StolenNectar 9/18/2014
A question for the over 50 year old members here on AFF
by FOREPLAYlover61 9/18/2014
want to talk n hear those on the other side
by chatmeup36 9/18/2014
Can you have fun for free
by BigTonyGuy 9/18/2014
Why do some women when their on cam
by nicco100 9/18/2014
The Barnyard
by Vickie_Jo 9/18/2014
Is there any way of knowing whether or not an IM has been received?
by ragingbull_069 9/18/2014
What is the best way to set filters to 'ZERO IN' on your local area ???
by ragingbull_069 9/18/2014
Success Stories
View our member success stories or add your own.
Be interviewed and see your story in print.
Member Articles
Read, relate and add your input to the ultimate online relationship guide. Get information, inspiration and involved in the action by adding your own article, joke or pointers.
Popular Member-Submitted Polls
Start your blog to create a poll!
|310 votes in 4 days
|373 votes in 5 days
|839 votes in 16 days
|1744 votes in 29 days
|425 votes in 12 days
|295 votes in 10 days
|899 votes in 24 days
|1299 votes in 31 days


text:
Iowa farmers Dustin Ritter and his father, Pat, faced a decision this past winter: buy another tractor or replace their pull-type sprayer with a self-propelled sprayer.
"We always seem to end up needing to spray corn when we're still planting beans, and our planter tractor was also the sprayer tractor," Dustin says. "We decided we had enough acres and did enough custom spraying to justify a self-propelled sprayer rather than buy another tractor that we really didn't need except in the spring."
After using the Internet to research, the Ritters devised a list of must-have options, such as auto-steer and automatic boom height control, and settled on a price range.
"There are different levels of self-propelled sprayers, designed for different parts of the market," says Jason Pavlu, a salesman with Simpson Farm Enterprises in Ransom, Kan. "The key is to match the capabilities and price range to your needs."
Establishing concrete goals helps buyers stay focused in the often confusing used sprayer market. Options range from tricycle-type sprayers with 300-gal. tanks and 60' booms to mega-sprayers that tote 1,200 gal. per load, with booms that span 120'.
Visual and technical check. The visual appearance of used sprayers should carry a lot of weight, agree Pavlu and the Ritters.
"The hour meter doesn't tell the story on sprayers like it does on tractors," Pavlu says. "Sprayers tend to have relatively low engine hours. It's how the sprayer was operated during those hours that makes a difference. Sprayers run at higher groundspeeds, so they bounce around more. The booms are wide and get bent on trees and fence posts, and chemicals get spilled and damage the paint and start corrosion. Booms and overall condition concern me more than engine hours," he adds.
When shopping, the Ritters learned to look for damaged booms, rough paint and other indications of hard use and little attention to maintenance.
"We got to the point where we'd walk up to a sprayer, look at the booms and know if it was worth checking closer," Pat says. "I can accept the breakaways on the ends of the boom being a little bent and welded, but welds and patches on the main booms usually meant the rest of the
machine was rough, too. If the booms looked good, I'd keep looking around at the mechanical parts of the sprayer while Dustin jumped in the cab and checked out the high-tech stuff."
The younger Ritter says the control consoles in the cab offer insights into the condition of the technology components.
"I'd look at the diagnostics pages to see if there were any warning codes, look at the total acres sprayed and see how the systems were set up," Dustin says. "We knew we wanted auto-steer, swath control, automatic boom height control and other specific options, so I'd check to see if those were inte-grated into the machine or if they were add-ons. I think integrated systems work more smoothly than add-ons, and they definitely reduce the amount of clutter from harnesses and consoles in the cab."
Nitty-gritty inspection. If the initial visual and technical inspection of a sprayer is promising, the Ritters say, it's time to "get picky." The challenge is to know what to look for and where to look for it.
The key points to inspect on a RoGator differ from the key points on a SpraCoupe, which differ from the key points on a Hagie. But there are generic areas involving all used self-propelled sprayers that deserve specific attention:
Boom focus. If a self-propelled sprayer passes static inspection, start the machine, move it to an open area and unfold and then refold the booms. Consider these points:
If cold weather or other circumstances prevent spray-testing the machine, Pavlu encourages potential buyers to at least drive the sprayer around the sales lot, farmyard or down a road to check basic mechanical functions and in-cab technology.
"You can drive a sprayer with the booms folded and the pump off, create an A-B line and check out the auto-steer or row guidance," he says. "You can test most of the high-tech stuff in the cab without going to the field or putting water in the tank and spraying."
Once the mechanical and technological condition of a sprayer has been determined, it's time to begin price negotiations. Sticker shock is common for first-time buyers.
"It's a big price jump from a pull-type to a self-propelled sprayer," Dustin says. "We decided that the ability to cover more acres in less time, without buying another tractor we didn't need, was worth the cost."
See Comments


text:
Owl Cam Is a HOOT
Move over, Puppy Cam. There's a new species of cuteness on the Web.
There's an adorable new sensation online! It's all about a barnyard owl named Molly and her four recently hatched owlets.
Check out the chat happening around the beautiful new mommy and babies in their owl box!
she's just sitting there
She's tearing something to shreds and eating it. o.O
There is no doubt in my mind, now I am convinced Now I know all I wanted to know, thanks for an article.
I have looked for stuff of this caliber for the last several years.
Great ideas, thanks are in order for taking the time to write it down
I just want to tell you that I'm all new to blogging and actually loved you're website. More than likely Iâm going to bookmark your site . You absolutely have outstanding articles and reviews. With thanks for sharing your web page.


text:
Next, you'll be asked to connect with Twitter. Rest assured, we will never send a tweet from your account
without your permission.
We will send you an email with an invite soon.
Rhianna Pratchett on writing Lara Croft and having Discworld creator Terry as a dad
RT @GuardianBooks: Discworld: The Ankh-Morpork Map for iPad - review
See what's Trending Now for @lorcanD
Follow @lorcanD on Twitter


text:
Rob Ford in hospital undergoing tests Add to ...
CTVNews Video
Last updated
The Mayor of Toronto admitted himself to hospital Tuesday night. He reportedly suffered a stomach ailment, and is expected to make a full recovery.
Watch More Video:
'Yes' leader Alex Salmond concedes defeat
Australian police detain 15 in move against Islamic State
Scotland's issues not the same as Quebec's, NDP MP says
Sierra Leone stocks up for Ebola lockdown
Video: Mayor Rob Ford thanks Toronto in audio clip released ahead of chemotherapy
Islamic State fighters seize villages in Syria
Ukrainian President appeals to U.S. Congress for support
Britain's fate in the balance as Scots vote on independence
Polls open in historic Scottish vote
'Yes' leader Alex Salmond votes in Scottish referendum
U.S. Mideast allies helping Islamic State, Iran says
Doctor explains Rob Ford's cancer diagnosis
Ottawa man convicted on terror charge 'committed to reforming,' lawyer says
U.S. Navy video shows planes on mission against Islamic State militants
South Korea 'ready to talk' to Pyongyang, president says
Cameron 'nervous' about Scottish independence vote
Jimmy Carter wishes Obama success against Islamic State
U.S. will not fight another ground war in Iraq, Obama says
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's relatives thank supporters
Kathleen Wynne expresses sympathy for ailing Rob Ford


text:
Backus Legion to host Children's Christmas Party on Dec. 14
The Backus Legion Auxiliary Children's Christmas party will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14.
Children will be treated to a visit from Santa, who will speak with each child and present the child with a treat bag and gift.
The children will work on a craft project while waiting for Santa's arrival and will end the event with a free lunch of hot dog, chips, cookies, bars and pop.
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? https://secure.forumcomm.com/?publisher_ID=40&event=subscriber/lookup.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can help you.


text:
Shopping Cart $0.00 (0 items)
Cart Summary
- There was an error
- It was successful
- retailerId
- 1f939b58
- view
- productId
- prod999901362279
- category
- Hunting & Shooting >Blinds & Treestands >Treestands
Big Game NexGen Stealth DX Treestand(1297217)
Sale: $169.97
Reg: $189.99
Reg: $189.99
Big Game NextGen Stealth DX Treestand- In the world of comfortable ladderstands, the NextGen Stealth DX is on top. It features a Flex-Tek Zero-Gravity seat that will give you hours of comfort while waiting for that trophy buck.
Big Game NextGen Stealth DX Treestand- Comfort defines this treestand with its Flex-Tek Zero-Gravity seat design, padded arm rests, and a fip back foot rest. You will be silent and unmoving at 17 feet in the air because of the comfort. There are 3 ladder sections and an adjustable support bar that goes from the ladder to the tree. Please see Specs tab for further details.
- Steel Construction
- Platform size: 19in wide x 26in deep
- Seat size: 20in wide x 15in deep
- Flex-Tek Zero-Gravity Seat
- Weight: 55 lbs
- Weight rating: 300 lbs.
- Adjustable tree support bar
- 17 feet to the shooting rail
- One 1in ratchet straps Two 1in stabilizer straps
- Includes a 4 point full body harness
- Shooting rail is removable
- Shooting rail flips up out of the way
- Silent flip back footrest
- headerText
- Others Who Bought This Item Also Viewed
- numRecs
- 3
- -inc-price
- true
- -rec-builder
- My_Custom_Builder
- dataItems
- ratingImg
- rating
- reviews
- listPrice
- salePrice


text:
I'm not sure a logo is actually news but here's the new one for the "Evil Dead" reboot that will at least give people a chance to bitch about there being a reboot. The flick won't hit theaters till sometime in 2013 and if you're not in the know like I am the big twist on this update is that Ash, or whatever they're going to call him, is taking his sister to a cabin in the woods to help her kick her drug habit. That's going to make all the makeout scenes a lot weirder I bet.
I'm going to go ahead and say it. "True Blood" is the worst thing to ever happen to TV. Yeah yeah I know you think Snookie or whatever the hell her name is is hot but that doesn't change anything. So why do I still report on it you might ask? Well who the hell are you to question my selection of news items? Go to hell! Lucy Griffiths is joining the cast next year. She's British and will play Eric Northman's sister. Is that alright with you!?
Mr. Robert Englund has been confirmed for Syfy's next installment in the "Lake Placid" series currently titled "Lake Placid: The Final Chapter". If you couldn't have guessed by the title the good people at Syfy are saying this will be the last installment in the giant crock attack series. I assume there will be some sort of parade in Hollywood to celebrate all of this magic. Maybe a national day of mourning.
In other casting news, it looks like the walking corpse that is Alice Cooper has been cast in Tim Burton's big screen adaptation of the "Dark Shadows". Cooper will play himself in the flick which takes place in 1972. And I can't think of another good "he's really old" joke so just make up your own here.
I don't even know how you handle something like this. Georgia cops rolled up to an odd scene Tuesday when they found a couple wandering around the road naked looking for their dachshund that they gave a gummy worm covered with LSD. Don't worry the LSD didn't kill the dog! A speeding car did.
Time and time again I've posted odd news on here of people doing things I don't condone, but I understand. So here's a story about a man who broke into two apartments, assaulted a man and stabbed another while trying to find some beer.
If Daniel Craig punched you in the face not only would your head explode but your future child's would too. That's a well known fact. It's on the internet! So look at his commanding pose in the new "Cowboys & Aliens" poster and give him the respect he demands. Give it to him! Or your entire bloodline will immediately become a bunch of headless freaks. You've been warned.
Put it in the books folks, it's officially boner time! Yeah I said it. Why you might ask? Well because season 2 of "The Walking Dead" has officially begun filming and the jolly young fellows at AMC have posted a new behind the scenes video from the first day of filming. From the looks of things we get started on the road to magic town this season and things get hectic real quick. Boner time, it's the most special time of the year.
In a recent interview Liv Tyler drop the knowledge that she has no idea what the hell is going on with "The Strangers 2" which has apparently had a script sitting around for a while now. Along with not having a clue on the status she also hinted to the fact that she most likely won't have anything to do with the film if it does happen. She also said that she loves unicorns and thinks Hollywood is confusing and stuff. I'm sorry, that first part about unicorns was a lie. She seems like a perfectly nice girl and I shouldn't take out my anger on her. Girls didn't like me in High School... there I've finally said it.
Oh come on! They're already planning a season 5 of "True Blood"?! Haven't we suffered enough? According to the jagoffs in Hollywood it looks like Scott Foley has been added to the cast as a character that if you knew the name of would spoil something that happens in season 3 which starts this Sunday. Confused? Good. You look adorable when you get all cross eyed and drooley.
A Florida bride was arrested just hours after her wedding for beating and biting her new husband after he confronted her about another man that was hitting on her at a club they were celebrating their new marriage at. Biting and beating doesn't sound like that bad of a wedding night though. That's how babies get made.
An Illinois man is in stable condition after being attacked by what he told police were "Booty Call Ninjas". Yes, you read that right. Apparently he was jumped by a masked man using nunchuks and throwing stars as he was on his way into an alley where he was going to meet his ex for some late night love making. Booty Call Ninjas, folks, the can strike at any moment... even in a dark disgusting alley where you're going to bone your ex. None of us are safe.
I don't know how I missed this new movie called "Skinny Dip" that's starring Sasha Grey and Danny Trejo but a whole gang load of people have been added to the cast. Namely Pam Grier, Michael Madsen and Brigitte Nielsen. That last one being my favorite Girl Next Door. If you say Kendra you're a fool! Anyway, the movie is a throw back to the girls kicking ass movies of the 70's and 80's and based on that I think there's a solid chance we may see some hot Grey on Trejo action. I know, I just threw up too!
Low budget vampire horror comedy? How can this not be awesome!? "Vampires in Venice" is what we're talking about here and it's got a trailer up on the tubes for your viewing pleasure. Is it funny? No of course not, but that doesn't make the movie any less promising. Wait... no scratch that. I think that's exactly what it means.
A new poster for Troma's "Father's Day" is out there for your viewing pleasure and I"m giddy with delight. The movie which focuses on a man who rapes and kills fathers and the man trying to take him down comes out on June 19th. That's father's day in case you couldn't have guessed. You're a terrible person.
And because it's Friday the 13th and you really shouldn't go the entire day without seeing something really awful here's the first full trailer for the upcoming season 4 of "True Blood" that kicks off on June 26th. See you in hell folks.
A Florida woman was arrested on Tuesday after she whipped out her boobies in front of a school bus stop where a group of kids were standing. She was originally charged with lewd and lascivious exhibition but the charge was eventually downgraded but the judge, presumably because she's kind of hot.
A 20 year old Juggalo (yes I'm excited too) from Oklahoma has been arrested after he hit a person with his car and dragged him over 100 feet. Police are still trying to figure out what caused the crime but if I was a betting man I'd say it started over an argument about who likes rainbows more. And yes, he is wearing the face paint in his mug shot. Score!
"Attack on the Block" is a new sci-fi flick that tells the charming story of a girl, a group of hoodlums and the aliens that invade their city. I assumed this had something to do with J-Lo but apparently this takes place in London and I don't think they have a "Bronx" there so it might be a bit of a stretch.
HBO is already pushing the next season of "True Blood" which comes out this summer and to get the juices flowing they've released a new clip titled "Waiting Sucks". Get it? We're waiting for the next season and the show is about vampires who suck blood. I nearly wet myself for the LOLing.
Did anyone want a sequel to "Deadgirl"? And even if you did did you really want to see the roles reversed and find out what happens when a couple of women find a naked dead guy? Well it looks like Trent Haaga has written a script for just such a film presumably to try and counter some of the backlash from the first film.
Holy mother of god. I don't even need to tell you the premise of the new horror comedy "Little Creeps". I just need to tell you the cast. Screech, the girl who played Lisa Turtle, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, the big chin guy who played Maniac Cop and a Pirate of the Caribbean. There, now we've all wet ourselves today.
If there is one thing I have learned from rap music it's that Brooklyn does not play. It's a fact. If you try to front in Brooklyn you will get acid thrown in your face. That's a fact. I know this because a 16 year old girl did it to a fellow classmate recently and nearly blinded her. Do not play sucka!
There are very few things men can truly take pride in these days but damn it all if we still don't have belching. So it's not surprising that an Indiana man attacked his mother in law after she complained about the smell of his giant burp. Not surprising but make no mistake he's still being brought up on charges. Burp or not you can't go around attacking mother in laws.
I've made a decision to not bother watching the next season of "True Blood" and Neil Hopkins' dreamy eyes aren't going to change that. Him along with Christina Moore and Chris Butler have been added to next season's cast and they'll all play wizards or gargoyles or something stupid.
"Blood is Blood" looks like a monster flick set in the middle of the woods with half naked women. In other words it looks really really awesome and I'm all a flutter about it. A new trailer for the flick, which apparently use to be called "Lockjaw" has hit the tubes and shows all the things I've promised and more.
Put it in the books kids, two trailers in a row that I don't have anything awful to say about. And this one has John Leguizamo! "Vanishing on 7th Street" is about a small group of people who find each other after they wake up and discover most of the world has disappeared. Excited? Wow and you haven't even seen the trailer yet, I hope you don't have a heart attack.
"Echo Lake" is a new online web series about a small town a serial killer is running around killing everyone. This sounds like a handful of really bad TV shows that have been flops, see "Happy Town" and "Harper's Island", but hey maybe it'll work online. What do I know.
A Wisconsin woman apparently bit off her 72 year old husband's tongue when he went to kiss her goodnight recently. Just to top things off she then proceeded to throw coffee at the police when they came to her house. Old people are freaks.
And to prove my point here's a report that says men over 75 years old want more sex but are unfortunately limited by opportunity and failing health. If I had my way they would also be limited by severe laws but it's becoming painfully clear that I'll never be president so enjoy all the horny old men wandering the streets America.
If you're like me then you're still climaxing from the new "Season of the Witch" poster we talked about yesterday. Well get ready to reload because here's a new trailer for the Nic Cage flick. God I pray you're nothing like me, it's sad sad existence.
Great news for all you sickos who love looking at young Asian girls dressed up in school uniforms. "Battle Royale" looks to be finally making it's way to US theaters and in 3D no less. It's been ten years since the film warmed it's way into the hearts of deviants and it's about time that it was presented to the "hole in the bottom of the popcorn" crowd.
Courtney Ford will be joining the cast of next season's "True Blood". Ford will play a southern bell who owns her own law firm and I assume she'll end up screwing someone and turning into the Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Darren Lynn Bousman, the guy who's currently working on the "Mothers Day" remake is also working on a new film called "11-11-11". The film focuses on a bunch of people who have guardian angels and the rest of the plot confuses me and the fact that it's all based on a date on the calender already annoyed me. Oh and it'll be released on December 21st, 2012. I kid!
Alright we all agree that assaulting a cop is bad but just think about how much worse is it to assault a cop with a dildo. What makes it worse? Doing it after walking out on your bill at Joe's Crab Shack. You enjoyed those delicious crabs now you pay for them, asshole!
I'd love to make fun of this guy from Idaho but I really can't. He was arrested shortly after robbing an inn when police found him hiding out at the bar right next to the scene of the crime. People get thirsty, it happens.
2001 – In New York City, American Airlines Flight 587, an Airbus A300 en route to the Dominican Republic, crashes minutes after takeoff from John F. Kennedy International Airport, killing all 260 on board and five on the ground.
Shane Cooper and his young wife have moved to a small outpost in rural Australia in hopes that the peaceful surroundings will help with a high-risk pregnancy. For the new constable, there seem to be few places more peaceful than Red Hill -- a dwindling town of proud, old-school ranchers. The town's sheriff -- or inspector, rather, as this is Australia -- Old Bill, runs a tight ship, positioning himself more like a stern father than an autocratic dictator. Under normal circumstances, Old Bill likely could have granted Shane Cooper's wish for peace and tranquility.
Here's some good news. Some jackass thought it would be a good idea to make a full length film based on the video for Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and now there's a bidding war going on. I hope this starts a trend, because I always wanted to see what happened to the couple in the "Take On Me" video. I hope those crazy kids got married.
Here's some hot new details on the story line for the next season of "True Blood". Cage fighters, crappy palm readers and me still feeling like less and less of a man with each passing episode.
Darren Aronofsky has set "Machine Man" as his next project. The movie will focus on a man with a talent for robotics who finds a way to upgrade his own body, with sexy results. Alright I don't know about that last part but if I was writing the script that's how it would go.
Karen Black, Sid Haig, Bai Ling and Traci Lords are set to star in a new horror flick titled "Go Straight to Hell". The movie will focus on the four strangers who have to confess the one sin they didn't repent for while on earth or be sent to hell. I'm just guessing Ling's has something to do with rolling around like a sex doll on TV and Lords' will most likely have to repent for that while underage porn thing.
A short clip from a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film has got the internerds all a buzz because there appears to be a women on a cell phone in one shot. Some say the women could actually be a time traveler while I'm just amazed people are still watching silent films. Hasn't anyone seen what awesome full color movies we have now days? With actual words?
I have no idea why you would set out to eat the same thing for two months but a man in Washington is already regretting his 60 day goal of eating nothing but potatoes after the first month. He should have chosen chicken McNuggets, I could eat those things for 4 months straight. They're so good!
1967 - Catholic priest Philip Berrigan and others of the Baltimore Four protest the Vietnam War by pouring blood on Selective Service records.
Is there a "True Blood" movie coming in the near future? Apparently theirs rumors that creator Alan Ball and HBO are already in talks to bring the vampire hit that I watch on a weekly basis despite hating myself after to the big screen. I can't wait to see it and then cry about it after.
A new trailer for Simon Rumley's "Red, White & Blue" has popped up on the tubes and after watching it I feel like I need a shower. So I've decided to make a sarcastic comment about the "Iron Man 2" trailer that I had to watch before it rather then relive the trauma I felt. Man that Gwyneth Paltrow really looks like she's hooked on smack or something am I right? I think I'm right.
For those of you lucky enough to be in the London area, and I'm starting to think 75% of our readers are, you've got a one time chance to see Guillermo del Toro introduce and discuss his 1993 film "Cronos". The event is part of the Midnight Movies series and will take place on October 9th.
John Goodman has been added to the cast of Kevin Smith's "Red State". The film is about a bunch of kids fighting a group of crazed conservatives and Jon Goodman is not going to change the fact that I have no desire to see it. Honestly it was either this or I was going to tell you about 75 new "Saw 3D" images so you're welcome.
A man in Kentucky is claiming that too much caffeine actually caused him to unknowingly strangle his spouse. Which explains a lot because after my third cup of coffee in the morning I get enraged at the thought of you people not appreciating my news. I'll kill you!
1934 - An explosion takes place at Gresford Colliery in Wales, leading to the deaths of 266 miners and rescuers.
CC's back, Joe's confused, and we hope you enjoy the new sound!
A movie that has the crew conflicted.


text:
Professor of Economics and Associate Dean
Department of Economics, Finance and Insurance
Phone: 860-768-5007, Room 412F
Farhad Rassekh is professor of economics and associate dean in the Barney school of Business at the University of Hartford, where he has been teaching since 1989. In 2007 he received James E. and Frances W. Bent Award for Scholarly and/or Artistic Creativity. He teaches courses in managerial economics and international economics. His research areas include international trade and history of economic thought. He has published numerous articles in academic journals including in the American Economic Review, Review of Economics and Statistics, Economic Inquiry, Review of International Economics, and History of Economic Ideas.
Selected Scholarly Writings:
"Can Economic Globalization Lead to a More Just Society?" (With John Speir), Journal of Global Ethics 6, 1, 2010, 27-43.
"In the Shadow of the Invisible Hand," History of Economic Ideas XVII/ 3, 2009, 147 - 168.
"Is Stolper-Samuelson Dangerous and FPE a Failure?" Review of International Economics and Finance 19, 2009, 555- 561.
"Does Trade Cause Higher Growth in Lower-Income Economies? An Empirical Inquiry," Review of Development Economics 11(1), February 2007, 159 -169
"The Interplay of International Trade, Economic Growth, and Income Convergence: A Brief Intellectual History of Recent Developments, "The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, 13/4, December 2004, 371-395.
"Factor Price Equalization: Theory and Evidence," (with Henry Thompson), Journal of Economic Integration 8(1), Spring 1993, 1-32
"Tendency Towards Factor Price Equalization Among OECD Countries" (with Manouchehr Mokhtari), Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1989, 636-642
Click here for Dr. Rassekh's full Curriculum Vitae


text:
I'm going to try going low-glycemic as a solution to my acne, but I think I'll have have a hard time iterating to friends why I can't eat this or that.
I've also been vegetarian since I was in high school and I would be willing to give that up at this point in my life if I found a diet that worked but was otherwise too difficult to manage nutrition-wise, calorie-wise, variety-wise. I think explaining that away would be too difficult, as I've considered going back before for other health reasons but decided I couldn't do it.
Anyone here have any success in the kinds of things discussed on nutrition/holistic, and if so, how do you handle it in your social life?
explaining diet changes?
Started by Oh No My Nutrients, Nov 09 2008 11:45 PMlow-glycemic vegetarian
3 replies to this topic
Posted 09 November 2008 - 11:45 PM
Posted 10 November 2008 - 01:44 PM
As a bodybuilder, I change my diet a lot during a year. When people ask and they don't understand the first time, I show them my hand, then I show them my middle finger and wave it in the air like I just don't care.
Posted 10 November 2008 - 05:17 PM
Moving to appropriete forum, you'll get more responses there!
Posted 11 November 2008 - 08:12 PM
whatever you do bruh DON'T give up being vegiterian.. if i had the will power to commit to it i'd be living the sweet life.. way healthier for your body and ESPECIALLY face..
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text: Table A-5. Composite-level Average Percent Positive Response by Hospital Teaching Status, and Ownership and Control 2008 Comparative Database Report Patient Safety Culture CompositesTeaching StatusOwnership and ControlTeachingNon-teachingGovt.Non-govt.135Hospitals384Hospitals127Hospitals392Hospitals70,495Respond-ents89,681Respond-ents17,482Respond-ents142,694Respond-ents 1. Teamwork Within Units77%79%80%78% 2. Supervisor/Manager Expectations & Actions Promoting Patient Safety73%75%76%74% 3. Management Support for Patient Safety68%71%73%69% 4. Org Learning—Continuous Improvement69%70%72%69% 5. Overall Perceptions of Patient Safety62%65%67%63% 6. Feedback & Communication About Error61%62%63%62% 7. Communication Openness60%62%63%61% 8. Frequency of Events Reported58%60%61%59% 9. Teamwork Across Units54%58%61%56% 10. Staffing53%55%59%54% 11. Handoffs & Transitions42%46%50%43% 12. Nonpunitive Response to Error42%44%45%43%Average Across Composites60%62%64%61%Return to Appendix A Current as of March 2008 Internet Citation: Table A-5. Composite-level Average Percent Positive Response by Hospital Teaching Status, and Ownership and Control: 2008 Comparative Database Report. March 2008. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/patientsafetyculture/hospital/2008/tablea-5.html


text:
Every Saturday. Ladies Drink Free Champagne all night long. Enjoy $2 Drinks and Beers till midnight.
Sign up to inquire about bottle service, including our Signature Services Bottle Service packages. And get current event listings, special invitations, be eligible for prizes, giveaways, VIP guest list and more at Aqua Nightclub..
Ladies complimentary admission until midnight. Unique Drink Specials every week!
Upcoming Events
The bottle service is spectacular! The staff is the most beautiful and the most fun club staff I have ever seen!Tessa A.
Lastest Tweets
Sign up for complimentary guest list consideration.


text:
Book your room at Europa Hotel
Landmark Belfast hotel in city centre, near shops and pubs
Opera House adjacent
Host to world leaders and celebrities, Europa Hotel is in the historic centre of Belfast, next to the Grand Opera House and within walking distance of the city's shops and cultural attractions. The Crown Liquor Saloon, a classic pub, is across the street. City Hall is within a half-kilometer.
On-site bistro, Internet
The Causerie, a contemporary bistro, is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and offers a full breakfast each morning (surcharge). The hotel has conference/meeting rooms and wireless Internet access (surcharge).
Flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi
The Europa hotel offers 272 guestrooms which feature flat-screen TVs, WiFi, iPod docks, and coffee/tea makers. Decor includes elegant Zoffany wall coverings and Ralph Lauren fabrics. In-room dining is available. Cots/infant beds can be requested for a fee.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Europa Hotel is situated on Belfast's "Golden Mile" next to the Grand Opera House and facing the historic Crown Liquor Saloon. 5 renowned golf courses are within 13 km (8 mi) of the hotel. Europa Hotel's illustrious guests have included President Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton, who visited in 1995.
Dining options include the Causerie Bistro, serving Fish and Chips, Irish Rib-eye Steak, Roast Rack of Irish Lamb, and, for dessert, Homemade Glastry Farm Ice Cream, Armagh Bramley Apple Pie, and Passion Fruit Cheesecake. There's 24-hour room service available. The lobby bar serves pub food and light bites with live music Friday and Saturday nights; there's a fireplace in the lobby. The restaurant serves a full breakfast daily (surcharge).
For business travelers, this 12-story hotel offers concierge services, a fully-equipped conference center as well as 17 spacious meeting rooms with audio-visual equipment and banquet facilities. Wireless Internet access available in public areas (surcharge).
- Total number of rooms - 272
- Number of floors - 12
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Fireplace in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Restaurant
- ATM/banking
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (24 hours)
- Year Built 1971
- Number of meeting rooms - 17
- Conference center
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 10.00 GBP per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 10.00 GBP per 24-hour period )
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Soundproofed rooms
- Complimentary newspaper
- In-room safe
- Climate control
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- iPod docking station
Where to Eat
Causerie Bistro - This bustling contemporary bistro offers an informal dining option and is conveniently situated directly off of the hotel lobby. 24-hour room service available.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 16.00 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: GBP 10.00 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: GBP 10.00 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Late check-out fee: GBP 20.00
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 20.00 per night


text:
Sign in
Sign Up
lowest rate guarantee
Kauppiaankatu 5
Lentajankuja 1, Vantaa
Elielinaukio 5
Fabianinkatu 7
Great reasons to book with Agoda
Over 525,000 hotels worldwide – more added every day
Trusted by over 16,000,000 satisfied customers
Best Price Guarantee
8 million+ hotel reviews by Agoda customers
With availability in over 56,000 cities worldwide
agoda special offers
including last minute offers(even same day!)free nightsfree upgrades!
Customer Support
good location, big size room and...
0.14 Km.
friendly staff, fast check-in,...
0.18 Km.
Proximity to transport, close to...
0.21 Km.
Clean, English speaking staff and...
0.23 Km.
Location, Price and the friendly...
0.25 Km.
City center, silence , easy...
0.27 Km.
New Apartment, Big Unit, All...
Location is great, room condition...
0.3 Km.
0.34 Km.
Centrally located, close to...
location location location in...
0.35 Km.
0.36 Km.
Best Location, Clean and friendly...
good location - close to the...
ABble to cook, do laundry and easy...
0.38 Km.
We got a good price, the location...
0.39 Km.
just in the center, good staff,...
0.41 Km.
Easy access to public transport,...
0.42 Km.
Location will be the only thing I...
0.43 Km.
4.5 / 5
over 80,000 reviews
of users recommend us
Go To Top
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd. Agoda is part of


text:
Mike Trebilcock reflects on his early footballing memories in part one of a three part series.
This season marks the 40th anniversary of one of Everton's greatest FA Cup triumphs.
The Blues had to come back from two goals down in the 1966 final at Wembley to beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-2.
Mike Trebilcock was the young Everton striker who netted twice that day to put the Blues back on level terms before Derek Temple provided the winner.
Forty years on and Everton are preparing for the start of a new FA Cup campaign with a third round trip to Millwall. In the build up to Saturday's game evertonfc.com catches up with Trebilcock and chronicles his journey from a youngster in Cornwall to the heroics of that cup final in the first of a three part series.
Today Mike recalls how the prospect of appearing in an FA Cup final seemed almost impossible to a young boy from a small Cornish village.
"I was a little boy in Cornwall being brought up reading
Roy of the Rovers, and seeing him doing the impossible," he
"We were in Cornwall and Wembley seemed a thousand miles away because we could only dream of Wembley.
"When the TV came out and we saw the smooth, Brylcreemed guys walking out at Wembley it was so impressionable, that was all I wanted to do."
Trebilcock explained that as a youngster he would play on the streets of his fishing village, with seemingly little hope of being spotted as a footballing talent.
"We lived on a council estate so there was no chance of any scouts coming to see us, it didn't happen," he continues.
"Then a woman moved into the street, a complete stranger. I was kicking the ball up and down the street and one day she asked me if I would like to go to Blackpool for a trial.
"I said 'yes I would love to,' even though I didn't know where Blackpool was or how I was going to get there. She said that she had gone to school with the manager of Blackpool and that she would write to him about me.
"So I went home with this dream in my head. Our family never had any money, there were fourteen of us so there was no way they were going to pay to send me to Blackpool."
They were exciting times, as he was soon handed a chance to make a name for himslef closer to home, with Plymouth.
"I was supposed to be in a trial match with a local team, but I injured my ribs so I couldn't play.
"But I went to watch my mate, Dudley Barry, play. After the game my manager said someone wanted to see me round the back of the grandstand. So I went round there and it was the Plymouth manager. I knew who we was, I had seen him on TV. Ellis Stuttard was his name.
"He said 'they tell me you are going to Blackpool' I said 'yes'. He replied 'you don't want to go to Blackpool lad, you want to come to Plymouth - it is nearer home.'"
And so his association with the professional game began, but it
was not without the odd glitch.
"We got 7'6 to go training," he explained, "We had to leave work early at the quarry, and get the train down to Plymouth. We went to the first trial game and there was about 100 kids there.
"When we got back home, we thought we wouldn't be going back, and that we didn't have a chance. We thought the kids were better than us, bigger than us and stronger than us.
"So we went back to work in the quarry and never thought any more of it. Then the phone rang and the boss came out and said to my friend, 'Dudley, Ellis Stuttard wants to talk to you'.
"We were wondering what we had done. Ellis said, 'You missed training on Tuesday,' and Dudley told him we didn't think we were good enough.
"But Ellis said 'don't be silly, none of those kids will make it, come back down on Thursday night.'
"So we went back down on the Thursday and started training. Eventually we went into the third team and the reserves, and that is really how the journey started."
Tomorrow: In part two of the series, Mike reflects on his dream move to Everton - and doing his best to settle in alongside some of football's biggest stars.
- Previous Article CARS BACK IN TRAINING
- Next Article GRAY: COULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH WORSE


text:
33 U.S. Code § 59v - Middle River, Maryland
(a) Description
That portion of the waterway in which is located Dark Head Creek in the community of Middle River, Baltimore County, Maryland, lying northwest of a line extending south 68 degrees 37 minutes 56 seconds west from a point (227.50 feet from the northeast corner of the existing bulkhead and pier line) whose coordinates in the Maryland State Coordinate System are north 544967.24 and east 962701.05 (latitude north 39 degrees 19 minutes 42 seconds and longitude west 76 degrees 25 minutes 29.5 seconds) and thence south 44 degrees 48 minutes 20 seconds west, 350.12 feet to a point (at the southwest corner of the existing bulkhead and pier line) whose coordinates in the Maryland State Coordinate System are north 544635.94 and east 962242.46 (latitude north 39 degrees 19 minutes 39 seconds and longitude west 76 degrees 25 minutes 35.4 seconds), is declared to be a nonnavigable water of the United States for purposes of the navigation servitude.
(b) Pierhead and bulkhead line of Dark Head Creek
The line described in subsection (a) of this section shall be established as a combined pierhead and bulkhead line of Dark Head Creek.
(c) Previously authorized projects
Any project heretofore authorized by any Act of Congress, insofar as such project is within the boundaries of Dark Head Creek as described in subsection (a) of this section, is not authorized after November 17, 1986.
Source(Pub. L. 99–662, title XI, § 1160,Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4257.)
The table below lists the classification updates, since Jan. 3, 2012, for this section. Updates to a broader range of sections may be found at the update page for containing chapter, title, etc.
The most recent Classification Table update that we have noticed was Tuesday, August 13, 2013
An empty table indicates that we see no relevant changes listed in the classification tables. If you suspect that our system may be missing something, please double-check with the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
|Description of Change
|Session Year
|Public Law
|Statutes at Large
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Click here to read the latest issue
Browse Sections:
Weather Cams:
Cape Canaveral
Treasure Coast
Courtesy of JoesDiscoWeatherCentral.com
Now browsing: Hometown News > News > Volusia County
By Suzy Kridner
About 75 children from newborn to age 18 are in need of toys, clothing, school supplies and other items to have a merry Christmas.
Melanie Kirkman, dependency case manager for Neighbor to Family in Volusia County, said the children are in foster care or living at home where the parent or guardian is receiving intensive in-home services, such as parenting and substance abuse counseling, how to maintain their home and keep their children from going to foster care.
Ms. Kirkman said the agency only takes siblings and works to keep them together if they have to go to foster care.
"Once parents are reunited with their children, we assist them with food, rent, utilities, clothing for the kids and furniture," she said.
"The deadline for getting gifts or monetary donations to Neighbor to Family is Wednesday, Dec. 19, so we can get gifts out to the families," Ms. Kirkman said.
This is Ms. Kirkman's first year with the agency and she wants all the children they serve in Volusia and Flagler counties to have a great Christmas.
The sibling bond is unique, Ms. Kirkman said. It may be the longest-lasting relationship in a lifetime. There are strong indicators that siblings who are placed together in foster care experience higher rates of stability, a decreased length of stay in foster care, and suffer fewer traumas.
Neighbor to Family has three programs internally consisting of sibling foster care, FIRST diversion and START substance abuse counseling. We have more than 100 children in the three programs, Ms. Kirkman said.
The average age range of children in the program is from 1 to 14 years old. They are in need of clothes, school supplies, toiletries and recreational games/activities. Families also are in need of beds, dressers and other furniture so they can rebuild their homes. Gift cards also are great, she said.
Gifts and/or monetary donations for the children and families may be sent to Neighbor To Family, 122 S. Segrave St., Suite 120, Daytona Beach, FL 32114.
Legal Notices
Join our Mailing List:
Crossword Puzzle:
Click here for this week's crossword puzzle
Archives Calendar:
Search Stories:
Order Photos
© Copyright 2005 CityHost411.com
Powered by CityHost411


text:
Demand Response Webcast Available
September 10, 2008
On July 31, 2008, DOE held a Demand Response Webcast to discuss opportunities for industrial facilities to earn a revenue stream as a demand source. Presenter Laurie Wiegand-Jackson, President of North America Power Partners, focused on current issues driving the development of demand response across the United States including:
- Energy cost, reliability, sustainability, and carbon emission reductions
- Demand response as a wholesale market
- Developing a facility as a demand resource
- Measurement and verification requirements.
View the Webcast to learn more.


text:
1 of 1 review for
Review from Citysearch
Kathy C. Scout
Another great restaurant for crispy and juicy dried fried chicken wings and spicy Asian cuisine. If you're eyeing the mapo tofu and aren't sure whether to get it with noodles or rice, I recommend the latter. Their black bean noodles are delicious and definitely worth ordering. Parking can be difficult as the restaurant is riddled with parking meters, heavy traffic, freeway exits and entrances and "customer-only" parking lots for other businesses.
0June 27, 2013


text:
Winterfest Wraps Up
WinterFest Hartford, a free, public ice-skating rink under the canopy of historic Bushnell Park wrapped up on Monday with a special evening ceremony. Mayor Pedro Segarra made remarks as he hosted the graduation of Hartford children from the "WinterFest Learn to Skate" program.
Image 1 of 13
Winterfest graduation
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra, center, hosted the graduation of Hartford area children, seen here, from the ¿WinterFest Learn to Skate¿ program at Bushnell Park Monday night.


text:
Contact details
Comfortable modern house in a peaceful rural setting with stunning views of Strangford Lough and ...
Read more
Ireland.com uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies from Ireland.com.
If you're a visitor from the island of Ireland you may want to visit one of these sites… Otherwise proceed to Ireland.com


text:
Northern Ireland Car Insurance
Home Page : Cookie Policy : Legal Notices : Privacy Policy
Site Map : Site Map 2 : Site Map 3
©2014 HomeApproved
The details published on this site are for information purposes only and should not be construed as advice under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Homeapproved does not act as an introducer in respect of contracts of insurance, and acts merely as a conduit for insurance providers. All insurance providers listed on this website are FSA authorised firms. You are advised to take appropriate professional and legal advice before entering into any binding contracts.


text:
Apple fans flock to buy iPhone 3G S
With the usual fanfare attendant with an Apple product launch, the company released the iPhone 3G S.
Google agrees to delete unblurred German Street View data
Google has agreed to delete some of the original, unblurred photographs captured by its German Street View service.
The iPhone 3G S: €149 in France, free in the UK
UK operator O2 will give a free 32GB iPhone 3G S to anyone willing to sign a 2-year service contract costing $120 a month.
Apple snapping up chip designers
A year after buying low-power-processor designer PA Semi, Apple is looking for yet more chip design expertise.
Google offers top tip to help beat bots
Google has put a new spin on the 'CAPTCHA' used to control access to Web sites: ask visitors to identify the tops of a series of randomly rotated images
Google plans fifth birthday present for Gmail users
The company's Web-based e-mail service, still in beta testing five years after its launch, is due for an upgrade
After Gmail, Google wants to search your voice mail too
Google has begun testing a service that will make transcripts of voice mail messages and make them searchable.
Google will let people choose how its ads target them
Google plans to target online advertisements based on the sites people visit, not just the searches they make or the site on which the ad appears.
Acer sees the future of smartphones as free
Acer thinks free is the right price for smartphones, and plans to release two models that operators can give away in September or October.
Google offers tool to let you track your friends' movements
Google is now tracking where users of its maps service are—and making that location data searchable by others.
Paris appeals court confirms no iPhone exclusive for Orange
Apple may not give mobile phone operator Orange exclusive rights to distribute the iPhone in France, the Paris Court of...
Semiconductor sales dropped more sharply in November
The decline in semiconductor sales accelerated in November, an industry body reported Friday.
IE lost share to Firefox, Safari and Chrome in December
Web surfers deserted Internet Explorer in favor of Safari, Firefox and Chrome in December, according to Net Applications.
Laying off staff to cut its costs will cost AMD $70 million, more than it had previously expected, it said Monday
Nokia Q3 earnings drops 28 percent, revenue drops 5 percent
Nokia reported third-quarter earnings down 28 percent on a year earlier, and revenue down 5 percent.
Articles by Peter SayerNext Page


text:
Arizona-Nevada border shop sees Powerball boost
Business has been very good for Lynda Ducas, co-owner of Arizona Last Stop the past few days.
Her service station and bar, about 30 miles southeast of Boulder City on US 93, has been packed with Powerball jackpot hopefuls.
It's a pit stop for thousands of Arizonans who are heading to Sin City but it's also a close place for Nevada residents to get a shot at winning the multimillion dollar Powerball jackpot.
Ducas said that, since Thursday, people have been lining up at 6 a.m. and the line has grown to at least 500 people.
"Right now, the line goes through the gift shop and out the door and then some," she said.
Ducas said the people in line have waited up to 90 minutes for their $2 dollar chance at wealth. Everyone has been quiet, patient and friendly.
"I watch them, they're bonding in line," she said.
Most Popular
World Class Arizona
- Dignity Health World Class People. World Class Company. Excellent care, delivered with compassion, for all in need.
Voice For A Better Arizona
- Eyes on Education A view of Arizona's education system from all angles.


text:
Video: Breaking down the Petronas/Progress deal Add to ...
BNN Video
Last updated
Michael Culbert, President & CEO of Progress Energy discusses the deal with PETRONAS.
Watch More Video:
New Russia sanctions – will they bite?
U.S. government squeezed Yahoo for user e-mails
Stay patient with HBC's turnaround, analyst says
Is Sweden Europe's next domino to fall?
Market Call Tonight: Top picks from ScotiaMcLeod's Stan Wong
EU prepares to impose new sanctions on Russia
Netflix should follow same rules as conventional broadcasters, Rogers exec says
Why Catalonia is watching what happens in Scotland
NYSE traders pause for Sept. 11 remembrance
Money Monitor: Should students have credit cards?
Twitter raises debt to fund growth and acquisition plans
Lululemon beats expectations on higher online sales
Vancouver housing unaffordable? Not to China
Market Call Tonight: Top picks from Arrow Capital's Alex Ruus
Japanese fans line up outside Tokyo Apple store for iPhone 6
Venezuela's cheap gas faces price hike
Local-TV business model is broken, Bell executives warn
EU offers olive branch to UK
On the job aboard Theodore Tugboat
Dollar General goes hostile


text:
- Cast: Juno Temple, Riley Keough, Kylie Minogue, Dane DeHaan, Leo Fitzpatrick, Haviland Morris, Cara Seymour, Michael Chernus, Neal Huff, Rock Kohli, Jen Ponton, Michael Jefferson, Bryan Williams, Zohren Weiss, Blake Daniel, Samantha Ives, Brett McClelland, Jackson Ning, Jennifer Appel, David Villalobos, Lena Gora, T. Oliver Reid, Thysson George , Evan Haydien, Troy Zapata, Nathaniel P. Claridad
- Director: Bradley Rust Gray
- Writer: Bradley Rust Gray
- Producers: Karin Chien, Jen Gatien, Bradley Rust Gray, So Yong Kim
- Executive Producers: Ricardo Costa Reis, Rui Costa Reis, Eliad Josephson, Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli, Riaz Tyab, Thysson George Williams
- Art Direction: Matt Marks
- Castings: Sig De Miguel, Stephen Vincent
- Costume Design: Audrey Louise Reynolds
- D.O.P.: Anne Misawa
- Makeup: Joelle Troisi
- Production Design: Chris Trujillo
Jack and Diane, two teenage girls, meet in New York City and spend the night kissing ferociously. Diane's charming innocence quickly begins to open Jack's tough skinned heart. But when Jack discovers that Diane is moving she pushes her away. Unable to grasp her new feelings, Diane's emotions begin to cause unexplainable violent changes to her body. Through these awkward and insecure feelings, the two girls must struggle to turn their first love into an enduring one.
Basic Information
- Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
- Filming Locations: New York City, USA
- MPAA Warning: Strong sexual content including nudity and an assault, bloody violence, language and drinking - all involving teens
- Production Companies: Deerjen Films, RCR Media Group
- Production Schedule: August 2010 - September 2010
Featured Articles
2012 Guide Analysis: "The latest effort from filmmaker Bradley Rust Gray ("In Between Days," "The Exploding Girl") is a lycan lesbian drama. As a concept it sells itself with the teen, gay and dirty old man demographics all likely to line-up to get tickets, or in the latter case sit at home in a raincoat and watch it on Netflix. Yet this indie genre tale was stuck in development for years as a revolving door of cast members came and went until Riley Keough and Juno Temple were ultimately locked into the titular roles.
Studios certainly love to flirt the sexual orientation divide in their monster mashes, but challenge them with the idea of an outright gay genre film and they scurry back to their corners reaching for the nearest kiddie cartoon adaptation. Here is a story in which two New York City teenage girls fall in love as one struggles with her newly awakened sexual desire giving her werewolf-like visions.
The actual amount of lycanthropic action in the film is said to be minimal - more metaphorical than literal aside from at least one nightmare sequence. I'm guessing something more akin to Natalie Portman's delusions in "Black Swan". Aussie singer Kylie Minogue puts in a cameo as the owner of a tattoo parlour and the ex-girlfriend of Jack's character - for those wondering, she does have a kissing scene. Magnolia Pictures are said to be targeting a mid-Summer limited release."


text:
Changes related to "WESS College & Medium-sized Libraries Discussion Group: agenda"
From Midwinter2007
This is a list of changes made recently to pages linked from a specified page (or to members of a specified category). Pages on your watchlist are bold.
No changes on linked pages during the given period.


text:
The Glenbrook Apaches and Lady Apaches pulled off two big non-district wins Friday night at the Minden Rec Complex.
The Apaches beat the Tallulah Trojans, 58-47, and the Lady Apaches knocked off the #4 ranked Lady Trojans, 60-59, in overtime.
Lady Apaches 60, Lady Trojans 59
"The girls really stepped up," Lady Apache coach Rendi Dillard said. "They knew it was going to be a tough game and they played the hardest I have seen them play all season. It was a huge team effort and win. I could not be more proud of the girls."
Carsin Spurlock led the Lady Apaches with 23 points and Jessica Mangrum added 13.
"Jessica was our clutch player in the overtime," Dillard said. "She hit two three-pointers back-to-back that helped us tremendously."
Hannah Harris scored eight points, Macie Branch had seven and Shelby Nicholas added four. Lauren Sims scored three and Catherine Willis added two.
Apaches 58, Trojans 47
The Glenbrook Apaches struggled with fatigue before beating Tallulah, 58-47.
"It was not a well-played game," Apaches head coach Todd Spurlock said. "It was our third game of the week, and the other two were close games that went down to the end. So we came out a little flat. Sometimes that happens when you've already beaten a team twice like we have with Tallulah. But it was good to get our 21st win of the year."
Jalen Patterson continued his hot play as he scored 34 points. Patterson averaged 36 points per game in the Apaches' three games last week. Cade Spurlock dropped in 13.
The Apaches will play at Central School on Tuesday and then will host Cenla Christian Academy in a big district game Friday night at the Minden Rec.


text:
Heavy Rain Review (PS3)
Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), Feb 23, 2010 12:16
I went into Heavy Rain fairly open-minded because I'm always looking for something new. I knew that it wasn't exactly a game but more of a film that the player guided. Apparently, the decisions you make and things you do will affect the way the story goes and perhaps even the outcome. What do I think of it? Well, I sat down when it arrived to just take a peek and see what it was all about. I stopped playing two hours later.
It certainly is sort of creepy to have these obviously fake people doing what you tell them to do on some level. Especially the opening scene what with the toothbrushing, shaving and showering. But still, I played on. It was all establishing the background of the main character and it was interesting.
The graphics are pretty good aside from the character models and some animations. The environments are richly detailed and though there are some jagged lines from time to time the sort of film noir style hides the flaws well much of the time. Plus you'll be so engrossed in the story (possibly) that you aren't even concerning yourself with mundane technical details.
When I say engrossing I mean it. There is a fight scene where you have to tap the buttons and such at the right times. I missed a few and that fight dragged on for longer than I would have liked. But in the end I managed to mash the proper buttons at the proper times and felt good about the character's success, even though it was really my own success. My heart might even have been racing a little.
Rating: 5.0, votes: 1
|#1 Jun 04, 2010 11:49
2 comments
|This is the most awesome PS3 game I've seen so far. I play almost every day since the day I bought it, 22 endings make me wanna play it even more, it's just seems so real...absolutely amazing work