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Enough of those boob sites that mainly feature fake big breasted women in hardcore boob-focused content! Busty and Real is a quality site brought to you by the Brazzers Network offering luscious big tits that are actually real! Real pornstars with real breasts - fancy that. Currently there are about 106 photo/video shoots being offered along with Network access for just $20 bucks per month (reduced for TBP users). A good thing too since no new updates have been added since 2007. Apparently there actually aren't many pornstars with real breasts these days.
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User features like a favorites folder, the option to change your streaming quality preference settings, language settings, user profiles, and more. This is probably the most advanced Network of sites in terms of Network set-up, site design, user and download options.
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Small Image Sizing/No HD Quality Videos.
In-browser digital image sizes are somewhat small (600x900 pixels) and none of the video quality options go higher than 2200k.
I wish they'd add the 1080p option for the streaming videos, and even higher quality downloads would be nice too.
Site No Longer Updates.
At the time of this review there hasn't been a single update here since 2007. I think its safe to say at this point that nothing new can be expected any longer. This is a simple archive site with a handful of fun naturally breasted babe porno videos and Network access to make up for the rest.
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Large naturally breasted women in scenes that no longer update.
Busty And Real is not a unique theme for a site, but the naturally large breasted women are a treat, and the site itself offers similar situations that most porno thinks up. However, Brazzers knows just hot to take things to the next level. The hardcore scenes really shine, although there is no HD quality for this archive site that unfortunately hasn't updated since 2007. Brazzers Network is certainly a quality one, and Busty And Real remains as a simple archive site for the Network.
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User profiles & member community.
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Playfully Modern, Pleasantly Colorful & Beautifully Landscaped Villa In Saint Raphael, France
A four bedroom villa in St. Raphael is a playful, colorful beachside retreat.
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Experience fantastic French fare, culture, cuisine and hospitality @ C'est Bon Restaurant in Woolloongabba, Brisbane.
C'est Bon was officially opened by The Hon. Premier of Queensland Anna Bligh on July 14th (Bastille Day) 2008. Ten days later on Friday 25th July 2008, the restaurant proudly opened its doors to the public.
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Long, long ago, far, far away, when the subway cost a quarter and the corner drugstore was also an ice cream parlor where a little girl sipped vanilla egg creams, her mother, who made her wonderful clothes, showed her how to crochet. Her father taught her how to solder and make a tuner.


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According to a new study from UK dating site Elite Singles, it turns out that men are actually the ones that have a harder time getting over a breakup than women. Kind of blows that crying-into-your-Ben-and-Jerry's stereotype out of the water, huh?
After polling 501 singles, pollsters concluded that "25 percent more men than women admitted to suffering lovesickness after each relationship, with far fewer guys having to be 'really in love' to experience it."
Well ok then. One psychologist suggested that it's because men have a tendency to "overestimate a woman's interest," and may feel more rejection when she's just not that into him. Maybe … but I have a different theory, especially if we're talking about long-term relationships.
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This study only polled people on the heartbreak after the relationship ended. With more and more women doing the breaking up these days, it's usually because she's already been grieving as the relationship deteriorated. She's likely been trying to fix it for a while, and by the time she gets to the end of her rope trying to find some common ground with her partner, she's just done.
In those situations, when the guy couldn't or wouldn't take her seriously when she said things needed to change if the relationship was going to survive, of course he's going to be heartbroken. Upset with her, upset with himself, and let's face it -- men don't typically take rejection very well anyway.
So yeah, maybe guys are the ones that are more rattled after a relationship ends, but it doesn't necessarily mean the girls were any less emotionally invested or heartbroken themselves.
Who do you think typically has a harder time after a breakup?
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I can speak for my brother. He was devastated when his wife confessed she was cheating on him.
Until she admitted this, I really thought my brother and his wife had figured out the marriage thing. They were a couple for a decade before they married and were married for over 10 years. They seemed really happy. Her admission she was seeing another man was out of the blue.
Since their divorce, he has been drinking a lot more, he took up smoking(but quit through e-cigs) and he is generally really depressed. It surprises me because my brother has always been the cheerful, outgoing, charming one in the family. The girls always loved him, but he was faithful to his wife. He has been dating a few women, but nothing seems to stick. He'd rather spend more time with his cats, which isn't like him.
I don't have any answers here, but if I'd been married, I would most likely be just as hurt as my brother. I just can't imagine cheaing on my wife.
I feel along the same lines as the author. You can only try for so long as a woman before you just give up and by then you just don't care anymore. Speaking from personal experience.
It makes sense from an evolutionary standpoint. Men are constantly dying in wars throughout history tho much less so in the past few hundred years while the women would become war prizes, war brides, etc. and adapted emotionally over time.
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In our inaugural event, we're committed to hitting our $100k fundraising goal. We know it'll be a challenge, but we've got faith in the biking community to give back to the parks. To sweeten the deal, we've added incentives for our donors AND fundraisers. The more you donate or raise, the more cool prizes you can win, including free entry into the event! Check out the levels below, and get started racking up the shwag.
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What would your advice be to upcoming designers and students studying fashion, what are the outlets they should be monitoring to keep ahead of trends and styles in the industry?
Something I've learnt in my time designing is do your research! Don't rush into it and don't push yourself too hard. You need to have a bit of down time to see your strengths. I worked non-stop for 6 months and didn't have a life at all! In the end it didn't help me because I was always tired and stuck in a rut. I realised then how important it is to keep fresh ideas flowing. If you ever get designers block, put everything down and do something random like llama trekking or abseiling!
It's good to follow trends but make sure to keep your own individuality. Don't follow trends if you don't like it! It's important to have a perspective on what's hot or not and to always stay true to yourself.
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Delores M. Seaborg, aka, Dee, better known as Mummum, born 4/12/25, in Menlo, Kansas, was called to be with the lord 1/25/13 in Reno, NV. She is survived by hundreds of friends and family, because our family is more than just a last name. We will all miss her, but she will be in our hearts and memories always. Love you bigger than the sky, more than the stars.
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Memorial Day is a time to honor those who serve and remember those who have died serving their country. But sadly, it has also become a key opportunity for scammers to target those who are serving or have served previously, especially elderly veterans. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Minnesota and North Dakota urges consumers to watch out for scammers.
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Tamil language is one of the ancient languages and it is spoken in Tamil Nadu (a state in southern India), Sri Lanka, Singapore and Malaysia. There are tamil speaking people who are settled all over the globe.
New England Tamil Sangam (NETS) has been focusing on promoting Tamil language and Culture since 1970's. Our organization is a Non-profit organization with emphasis on bringing the ancient culture from thousands of miles away.
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The new issue of the Arab Studies Journal on "Cultures of Resistance" is out! Click here.
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Nancy Farley has worked at Georgetown University since 1987, serving for many years as editor of Governance at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute. In 2002 she joined CCAS, where she coordinated the undergraduate and graduate certificate programs and provided editorial and administrative assistance. In 2007, she joined the Arabic Dept. where she also provides editorial support. She did medical social work at Harlem Hospital/NY (1970-75), taught ESL in Peace Corps/Tunisia (1975-78), researched cancer at NIH (1979-83), taught ESL/journalism at Yarmouk University in Jordan (1983-87) and still teaches ESL at NIH. She holds a BA and an MS in biology, certificates in ESL and editing, and often visits family and friends in Lebanon and the fabulous Middle East.


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100 retired executives from General Motors will soldier on with smaller pensions after a trio of judges in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati, ruled in favor of the automaker. The dispute stemmed from the requirements made by the Obama administration as part of GM's bankruptcy and ...
General Motors CEO Dan Akerson said the company may offer buyouts to United Autos Workers members before it negotiates a new contract in 2015. "We can bring it up," Akerson said Tuesday before GM's annual meeting, according to The New York Times. "I'm not saying we're going to do it, but it's ...


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government is the enemy. these selfish, game playing extortionists will not even pass this 12 month extension…even though they ALL agree on 12 months. Instead they screw the working people and the working economy by playing for virtually non-existant, imaginary political gains. They do not pass anything without putting a gun to the other parties head and demanding concessions in unrelated areas. I call this organized crime, extortion and blackmail. HANG ALL THESE POLITICIANS FOR TREASON. FORD DRIVE ONE….forget gm and the chinese..china is our enemy..wake up!!!…Communist, Atheists, Theives of our technology, etc., etc
It is amazing to me that Mr. Ceraso is still employed after his last 3-4 yrs of forcasts for Ford. that must have cost C S cleints a few billions in profits!
He is so totally out of the auto loop that be must br on a differnt planet.
"The corollary of such a rosy scenario, though, would be a better chance of the present White House incumbent hanging on next November. As Rep. Camp surely knows, in politics you can't win them all."
What ARE you smoking??
America, wake up……….why can't you understand the damage Obama and his socialist cronies belief in their right to pick wnners and losers. Obamarutcy has positioned (per taxpayer bailout) GM in a more competitifve position than Ford per the following -GM Debt 4.1B, Net Cash 20.7B, Ford Debt (Automotive) 12.7B, Net Cash 8.1B. It's amazing that a bankrupt company GM has the ability to invest more in R&D / Marketing Incentives, lower debt interest expense at expense of screwing bondholders / creditors and rewarding the UAW with your taxpayer money………..wake up America and vote this socilasit WORM and his cronies out of office.


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Bianca Hall Children will begin to be taught sexual education by as young as seven, a Senate estimates hearing was told yesterday.
Business endorses language plan
Bianca Hall The business sector has called on the states and territories to back Prime Minister Julia Gillard's plan to give every student the chance to study an Asian language by 2025.
Quarter of young people not working or studying
Bianca Hall One in four young Australians do not work or study despite Australia's growing wealth.
School's out on $5b funding call: Gillard
Emma Macdonald, Bianca Hall The ACT government has welcomed the Gonski review's streamlined needs-based funding system for Australian schools, saying it was prepared to invest more in education if the Commonwealth and other...
PM pledges to push for better teachers to make the grade
Bianca Hall ONLY the best and brightest will be able to get into university teaching courses under the federal government's reform package to improve the educational outcomes of the nation's children.
Top-of-the-class teachers at heart of education plan
Bianca Hall Only the best and brightest will be able to get into university teaching courses, under the federal government's reform package to improve the educational outcomes of the nation's children.
Feds on attack as states cut budgets
Bianca Hall The federal government launched a bitter assault on Liberal states yesterday, saying Tuesday's state budgets that slashed education and health funding are a sign of what's to come under a federal...
Rich school, poor school
Dan Harrison, Bianca Hall OF ALL the scars the Labor Party carries from Mark Latham's turbulent 13-month reign as leader, perhaps the most visible ones can be seen in its approach to school funding.
High-spending Australia trails Asia in results
Bianca Hall School funding levels are no guarantee of good student results, a report to be released today reveals.
ACT focus of schools debate
Bianca Hall, Emma Macdonald Canberra will be the site of a ''grassroots, nationwide discussion'' on school funding this week as Prime Minister Julia Gillard defers any firm commitments to the Gonski review of funding and...
Govt talks up schools review
Bianca Hall The federal government spent yesterday trying to dodge leadership questions and talk up the most comprehensive review of the the education sector in almost 40 years.
Plea for school funds
Bianca Hall The Australian Education Union has called on the federal government to include an emergency $175 million ''equity package'' in this year's budget, with national literacy and numeracy programs...
Experts call for boycott of tests
Bianca Hall A group of education consultants is urging Australian parents to withdraw their children from next month's annual NAPLAN tests, saying they are damaging children's creativity.
Parents urged to pull children out of NAPLAN tests
Bianca Hall A GROUP of education consultants is encouraging Australian parents to withdraw their children from next month's annual NAPLAN tests, saying they are damaging children's creativity.
Scrap teacher bonus: review
Bianca Hall Performance bonuses for high-performing teachers should be shelved, the Productivity Commission has recommended.
Schools stick with religious chaplains
Bianca Hall Most Australian schools employing student welfare officers hired religious chaplains, figures released this week show.
New civics curriculum calls for students to be citizens of the web
Bianca Hall Students will be encouraged to use Twitter, blogs and Facebook as study tools in the new Civics and Citizenship curriculum.
School funds reform may be delayed
Bianca Hall Education Minister Peter Garrett says painstaking work to overhaul Australia's school-funding arrangements continues, but it's far from clear the work will be finished this year.
Gonski-model school funding legislation may miss 2013 deadline, says Garrett
Bianca Hall THE School Education Minister, Peter Garrett, says painstaking work to overhaul Australia's school funding arrangements continues, but it is far from clear the work will be finished this year.
School scheme gets 'F' despite millions spent
Bianca Hall A $540 MILLION government scheme to lift numeracy and literacy rates has made no discernible difference to the performance of schools taking part, an audit of the program found.


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The HAUNTED HOUSE OF HORRORS is San Francisco's first-ever Haunted House/Halloween Attraction at the city's very own historic and national landmark: The Old Mint! For 6 nights, October 26th until Halloween Night, October 31st, the Old Mint will be transformed into 25 chambers of terror with everything from horror mazes, scare-cams, thrilling live shows, a killer-costume fashion show, and even a bar and lounge for the over 21 crowd.
Check out our website: thehauntedhouseofhorrors.com
This Saturday October 19th & Sunday October 20th
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WHEN: October 25th – October 31st
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COMPENSATION: $400 for all 6 days, or $60 per day
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Costumes & Makeup Provided
24th Street was full of trick-or-treaters getting more candy from businesses like El Farolito than residences, a nice community touch. Dance parties were happening at various spots, but most people seemed too tuckered out from a wild weekend of Halloween festivities to commit to going out on the actual holiday. At least these kids had plans to make the most of things!
By comparison, Wednesday's Dia de los Muertos celebration drew pretty much the entire neighborhood, both long-term locals and hipsters alike, the aroma of incense wafting through the air as 24th thronged with revelers (much like the overpass to the Port of Oakland) despite the supposedly somber mood of the festival. It's no secret which day means more to the Mission, for now at least.
How did your Halloween (week) go?
What do you think this bear's costume is? Spy vs Spy? Alec Baldwin from Beetlejuice? Some kind of fetishist? A bird?
Window display at Borderlands.
Who can afford to fight crime in this economy?
[snapped on 20th and Valencia]
P.S. Gwen Stacy or Mary-Jane Watson? I say Mary-Jane. Readheads all the way.
Tumblr'er extraordinaire YMFY asks the internet:
If you were the girl dressed up as Groucho Marx Saturday night and you made out with Slimer from Ghostbusters, send me a message. Didn't even catch your name. You're new from Portland. I have no shame.
There must have been some serious chemistry there if they were able to collectively get over the gender-bending and general repulsiveness of Slimer. I personally try to avoid making out with ghosts. Ectoplasm stains don't wash out.
Surely someone knows the mystery Marx sister? Help a bro out.
Nattles found another dude who fell for "Groucha" Marx on craigslist. This guy didn't get as far as making out, though. You go Groucha!
The little rats in The Secret Alley have been madly scurrying about to prepare for two amazing weekends of Halloween. Up first – tonight! – musicians will play some amazingly creepy music for you. Tomorrow (Sat.) we will scare the old fashioned pants off of you with some 16mm monster movies from a time gone by.
Both nights you will enter through our recently haunted laboratory lobby, and try to shield your eye, yet remain transfixed on the wondrously strange art that hangs from the walls. Surprises are in store. Come see for yourself.
Since I've never seen a trick or treater on Capp before, I rolled over to Fair Oaks, which apparently is the sugary hotspot of the Mission. I learned a few interesting things that night: 1) there are way more kids in the Mission than I thought and 2) I didn't know I could eat 10 Reeses peanut butter cups in a sitting.
Most importantly, this kid's sandwich costume might be the most badass thing I've ever seen.
Even wearing Converse kicks. It's like the Mission Taco met Mr. Pickles.
More Mission Halloween after the jump.
You people are apparently going to dress up tonight. How long can I wait to decide what I'm going to be?
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Huston-Tillotson students Keenan Edinbyrd (left) and Cynthia Buenrostros (right) interact with students at Kealing Middle School in East Austin.The Black College Fund:
Students inspire young leaders
by Ciona D. Rouse
As students at Huston-Tillotson University develop strong leadership skills, they give back to the community teaching middle-school students at an after-school program in a low-income area of Austin, Texas.
The Aiming to Preserve a People Evoked by an Aspiration for Leadership and Service (APPEALS) program, initiated four years ago by the university chaplain and staff, is being reinstated this semester after taking a year-long break due to finances.
Jeremy Banks, a senior who serves as the student coordinator for APPEALS, is excited to restart the program he said has such a positive affect on the students at Kealing Middle School.
"You can see the impact on the kids' lives," said Banks. "They sometimes come in a little shy and hesitant, but once you earn trust from them, you watch them grow."
The Rev. Don Brewington, university chaplain, said the program not only helps the middle-school students; it also develops stronger leaders at Huston-Tillotson.
"Most of the students are excited about giving back," said Brewington, "but I think that they didn't realize it was impacting themselves, as well."
Brewington said students participating in the APPEALS program have also become active leaders in student government, among resident assistants and in other campus and community organizations.
Ten to 20 Huston-Tillotson student leaders form the APPEALS team. After a four-day intensive training retreat, these students break into smaller teams to lead the after-school program for 6-8 weeks. The teams rotate during the week, each leading at least one afternoon session.
Huston-Tillotson students play games and create programming for children, helping the students develop leadership skills related to risk-taking, creating vision and transforming self and community.
"APPEALS not only pulls out the talent that's already there, but it also transforms you into someone who can be a leader. It was a rebirthing for me," said Banks.
"We are aligning ourselves to the spirit of God so that we can be the leaders that He would have us to be," Brewington added.
Banks hopes to share the renewed vision for the program with other institutions of higher learning so that APPEALS can serve as a model of leadership development.
"It is a life-changing program, and everybody should be so lucky as to be a part of it," said Banks.
—Ciona D. Rouse, account executive for the Black College Fund
Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, Texas, is one of 11 United Methodist-related historically black colleges and universities supported by the Black College Fund apportionment. Graduates of these schools become strong instruments of change in the world:
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- Website: http://woodworkyeg.com/
- Phone: 7807574100x
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Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri: 11am - 2pm
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Fri: 11am - late
Sat: 5pm - late
Sun: 5pm - 12pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southern, French, Canadian
- Executive Chef: Mike Scorgie
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
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Located in Edmonton's historic McLeod Building at 10132-100 Street, WOODWORK is currently under construction and will be open fall 2013.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/19/2014smoked meat wasn't great. Cod was good but very expensive. They didn't charge me for the sweet tea (it was terrible), but we got charged for plain water.
- good overall, but pretty saltyOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/16/2014The food was all pretty salty. Not bad at all, but very salty, and it wore me down by the end, dish after dish. This was generally true of all 4 dishes we ordered (2 appys, 2 mains), and it was true of dessert (rice pudding) which had a dollop of burnt caramel in the centre, which was salty.Special Features:
- Great lunchSnappyMuttMuttDined on 9/16/2014Went with coworkers for a modest celebratory lunch. Hickory fries and celery soda were really unique and good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun!OutandaboutDined on 9/13/2014Great spot and amazing cocktails! Limited vegetarian food choicesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must really like saltMurvDined on 9/12/2014The cocktails were the best in the city. Fantastic. Our wine was phenomenal. The charcuterie was lovely, but not a generous serving. Our mains had potential - but were over seasoned - too salty. The space is beautiful - reminiscent of a bistro in a European city. With a few tweaks of the main dishes, this would be a favourite haunt.Special Features:
- Highly RecommendHappyVIPDined on 9/12/2014I have been to Woodwork twice - once for dinner and once for lunch. The food was excellent, presentation imaginative and service standards very high. My only comment is that both times I have been they have run out of tonic after my first drink.Special Features:
- Not as good as I'd heardluv2eatDined on 9/8/2014Dined with 6 colleagues and we ordered the flank steak, the pork dish and the brisket. The brisket was the best in terms of flavor and texture - it was quite tender. The pork dish and the flank steak were tough. The pork dish was quite salty too. The flank steak lacked flavor.Special Features:
- Lunch/ Client FaveFantasticDined on 9/8/2014Keep going back for lunch, always great service and new exciting menu to choose from. Recently had the Cod this time and it was to die for!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KMshawDined on 9/6/2014Good food, excellent cocktails but ambiance was lacking and room noise levels were very highSpecial Features:
- Could do betterLondonerDined on 9/4/2014Heard great things about the restaraunt. Had to make a reservation, however, the time we wanted (1400) was not available, therefore, we made it at 1345. We arrived, and no one was inside except a table of 3. The place was not full for a Thursday lunch rush and had a max of 3 tables during our stay (1330-1630). The drinks were overpriced for the quality, as well as the food. The place itself was very nice and neat inside, and could do better geared towards a different clientel in a different location.Special Features:
- ExcellentGlutenSansDined on 9/2/2014Shared a number of delicious small plates and some rather inventive, tasty cocktails. Lots of options for gluten-free folks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great addition to YEG dining sceneDTDinerDined on 8/31/2014Came by Sunday night with reservation. Table by kitchen was rather hot so moved up to the bar which was more atmospheric and interesting. I had the brisket (which was done to perfection--but didn't care much for the sides) while my dining companion had the cod which was also done extremely well, tasty and cooked to perfection. Waiting staff are good and professional but can see why others might find them a bit pretentious. Will be back. Great wine list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Night out with friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2014Perfect place for a Saturday night out with friends. Great cocktail menu, and if its not on there, they'll know it and make it, probably better than you remember. Food is great for sharing, the chacuterie plate is a winner. Second time there, had the brisket the first time, its a winner, this time it was the port shoulder, another winner. Will be going back.Special Features:
- Woodwork! So fresh!!happydinerDined on 8/29/2014Really enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere and friendly service. Food was presented well. Freshness and flavor in both our choices. Our waiter made excellent recommendations. Drinks and lattes were great! We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food, great atmosphereEricYDined on 8/28/2014Most of the food is cooked over wood coals so there are lots of wonderful caramelized crunches. Great mostly for meat-eaters, the veg options are good, but it's a small menu to start with. I ate there every night for a week. So... it's pretty awesome.Special Features:
- WoodworkLilbeeDined on 8/28/2014Incredible!!! Best food I had in a long time. So fresh and so flavorful! The atmosphere is cool and laid back. The service was top notch! Would go back any day!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mom loved itKristyJoyChaiDined on 8/26/2014I took my mom for her birthday and she really enjoyed herself. The food was amazing and the complimentary dessert was a nice surprise. Mom is pretty particular and would definitely let you know if she didn't like something but she had all good things to say!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!foodforlifeDined on 8/24/2014I found this restaurant while doing a quick search on Urbanspoon! The atmosphere was great and the food was excellent! The kale salad is a must!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/24/2014This place is the perfect place for foodies alike! You will not be disappointed in the least. Starting with a great drink made by one of the very talented bartenders or a perfect meal served up by the kind wait staff made by the wonderful chiefs!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnterprisingtomiboiDined on 8/23/2014Interesting to see what could be done to make an Edmonton city centre meal exciting even to carmelise the humble brussel sprout. Lead to lively discussion between the senior cooks at our table as to the novel treatment of meats and fish and the unique sauces presented.Special Features:
- Great service and food!NeverAgainDined on 8/23/2014Service was great! Drinks were great, but small for the price. Food was delicious but needed more vegetarian options (quite meat heavy). Noise level was loud and table proximity was too close. Would go again, but there are other comparable restaurants popping up around Edmonton to check out.Special Features:
- Just not enjoyableHeapDined on 8/22/2014The kale salad was great. The rest, unfortunately, was not. It wasn't bad but it wasn't what I expected. The flank was disappointing and the sausage was not enjoyable. Overall, I wanted to like it but don't imagine that I will go back for dinner.
- Solid EatsBdizzleDined on 8/22/2014Went with some friends, we shared everything! Great dishes, with fun sides. Lots of tasty drink options out of the bar. Would definitely add this restaurant to the roster as a great place to go and enjoy a good meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PK83Dined on 8/22/2014The restaurant was larger than I expected, rustic with a lot of class. Our server was very friendly and professional, she allowed us to sit and enjoy our drinks, it didn't feel like we were being rushed out. the only gripe I have was the food. The food wasn't terrible but I didn't feel like I was getting value for my money. I had the Brisket which was whole and had a lot of fat on it, I had to cut it really fine to get more than two mouthfuls. The Grits were drowning in whatever sauce they were in, I just didn't enjoy it. I would say that this restaurant is definitely for those who can appreciate small amounts of okay tasting food, I am no "foodie" but perhaps if I were I may have enjoyed it a little more.Special Features:
- Left unsatisfied2dineDined on 8/19/2014It was our first time there and so excited to try it. We ordered the corn bread and drumsticks for apps. The bread was alright and inside the drumsticks was cold. I was hoping it would get better but when we got our main course my fiance's steak was over seasoned with salt. Which was a thousand times better than my cured salmon which I could no longer consume after one bite. It was so salty. So I ate cucumber for dinner. When it came to dessert, we decided not to take any chances with 2 disappointing coarses. Even though we never complained about the food we will not be returning and not reccomend it. Perhaps they specialize in their drinks more.Special Features:
- LunchDedboyDined on 8/19/2014Salad was one of my all-time favourites. Cocktail list exceptional, highly recommend the Gin Smash!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too many saucesHarryDined on 8/16/2014The experience was generally very good. Interesting menu. Attentive service. However. the brisket entre had too many sauces that competed with each other. Grits don't need a separate sauce!Special Features:
- A bit underwhelmedfrequentdinerDined on 8/15/2014Woodwork has a super cool look and feel. I was really looking forward to trying it out. The chicken drumsticks and brisket were a little on the dry side and I can't actually remember what else we ate--didn't make much of an impact, I guess! I'll still give it another go but I'll set my expectations a little lower and hope to be wowed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- greatfoodieDined on 8/14/2014As always - great food. Great service and amazing food and beverages!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/11/2014Andouille sausage was way overpowered by the cider gastrique, pork shoulder was a bit stringy and not flavourful. Side vegetables were quite bitter. Hickory fries were fantastic.Special Features:
- Great FindFrazzelDined on 8/9/2014This was our best "find" of the weekend. Make a reservation in advance as it is usually busy from open till close. The food was fantastic, great cocktails and our service was some of the best we received while visiting the city. It was a great evening thanks to all of the staff for everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodTammy1225Dined on 8/8/2014This was our first time at Woodwork and overall the experience was great. We ordered the smoked drumsticks as appetizer and although there wasn't much smokiness I liked the tangy BBQ sauce. Hubby and I also ordered the Mac n cheese, brisket and dill sausage to share. Since I was pregnant I asked if the sausage was made in house to avoid the nitrite and sure enough it was. The sausage was delicious, very flavorful but not overpowering taste of dill. At first Mac n cheese seemed too runny but as time went on it was just right. The brisket was also good along with the side broccoli but we weren't too fond of the grits. Waitress came over many times to check on food and refill water and tried to create conversations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very good but very noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/8/2014Cool casual. Limited but creative menu. Food well presented. Service good. It was so noisy that it was difficult to have a conversation at table for two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a good placeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/8/2014Food was really good. Drinks a bit overpriced. Although the signature whiskey sour was very goodSpecial Features:
- Nice ambience but food far too richGingerDined on 8/4/2014We loved the decor and ambience. However as a lover of rich food especially game, we still found the food far too rich and a little bland. Clearly there needs to be a counterbalance of ingredients to cut the richness of all the dishes as well as to add some flavour. Even with strong red wine it failed to dampen the strong meaty dishes. It need a bit of stamina and a strong stomach to get through the meal. Despite this I would go here for the cocktail menu. Wine good but very expensive. Aims to be gourmet but they need to work on their dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!gowithDined on 7/27/2014Having stumbled upon this restaurant accidentally, I'm glad we made the discovery! Woodwork is a great little spot with fantastic food and a very chill but fancy ambiance. I had ordered the brisket for dinner and the rice pudding for dessert. The brisket was nice and fatty, and the pudding was delicate, not too sweet. I enjoyed being there, though I was surprised that they charged for water. Overall however, I would go again and recommend this to those who want a suggestion!Special Features:
- No selectionHmsResoluteDined on 7/24/2014Limited menu. Food costly for a mediocre experience.
- An Excellent Place for LunchlargewagnerianmotherDined on 7/21/2014My son, who works downtown and eats out a lot, took me here for lunch. We are a family of foodies, and he is as demanding as I, if not more so. He insisted that I have a cocktail before lunch, so I did. Fortunately, I am of such an age that I will likely die before I could become an alcoholic, but if I were going to try to become one, the Gin/Basil Smash would be my route. It was divine. So were the kale salad, french fries, and pulled chicken sandwich that followed. Highly recommended. The wait staff were also perfect: respectful without being obsequious, friendly but not "chummy," and perfectly efficient. The bartender was a genius.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New FavouriteAnonymousDined on 7/19/2014we started with hickory fries, that were tossed in smoked butter. Can i say that is a deadly combination, and leaves you wanting more! Then i had the brisket and my friend had the dill sausage. Absolutely amazing creations. Also the feature cocktail, smoke on the watermelon... keep that on your menu, its perfectly balances, with the sweetness and smokynessSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent as alwaysQuietDinerDined on 7/18/2014Enjoyed another great meal here. Although the menu is small, every item I've tried has been great. Restaurant is noisy though so be prepared for that as a downside.Special Features:


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Photo taken August 2012. Melody's calving record whilst with us at Woodstock Bower is 1 male and 1 female. Her male calf this year will make a bull. Her heifer calf from 2011 has been retained in our herd. Melody Maker was purchased privately from Charles Lowther. She is making a nice large framed cow.
Photo taken August 2012. Our heifers are weaned and housed over their first winter, they are then kept outside in woodland and rough pasture until being ready for bulling at around 21 months old. Our policy is for our heifers to have their first calf at around 30 and 33 months old.
Photo taken August 2012. Melody's calving record with us 1 male and she had her first calf at 2 years old. She is taking after her mother and is going to be a very quiet natured cow.
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Friday, April 1, 2011
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Wear your favorite pair of jeans and adorn yourself with diamonds, rhinestones, crystals or cubic zirconium and enjoy a sparkling evening with your friends at PMA's Denim and Diamonds Girls Night Out.
Enjoy a night of shopping, vendor displays, munchies and good old-fashioned fun with your friends. Event festivities also include catered appetizers, cash bar, raffles and a dance performed by PMA students. This event is sponsored by the PMA Alumnae Council but is open to all. So tell your friends, grab your neighbors, call you mom and make it a true Girls Night Out!!!
Graduates are encouraged to reserve tables for their class.
Tickets are only $15.00 in advance or $20.00 at the door. You may purchase tickets online at: http://pmamethuen.org/alum ni/upcoming-events/ or contact Paula Mansor-Laliberte at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My thoughts are with farmers and ranchers during this difficult time as widespread drought is gripping this country.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) July 17, 2012
If we want to get rid of Obamacare, we're going to have to replace @BarackObama mi.tt/LRkjqe #FullRepeal— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) June 28, 2012
Thank you to those who stormed the beaches, took the cliffs and freed a continent. We should never forget #DDay— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) June 6, 2012
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.@BarackObama has sent the message—intentionally or not—that the worth of NATO has diminished in America's eyes mi.tt/K04o9E— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) May 20, 2012
When all is said and done, there's nothing more important than our families. I've been blessed with a wonderful one. Happy #MothersDay.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) May 13, 2012
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This is the Obama economy: mi.tt/IMzwLQ. Millions of Americans are suffering in silence. #ObamaIsntWorking— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) May 6, 2012
I commend those who planned and conducted the bin Laden raid a year ago, and I applaud President Obama for approving the mission.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) May 1, 2012
Ann joins me in wishing everyone sitting down for a Passover Seder a joyous time with family and friends.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 6, 2012
Under @BarackObama, "hope and change" has failed the youth of America. mi.tt/JUTFei #ObamaIsntWorking RT & Share— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 24, 2012
Great to have @GovernorPerry's support. Looking forward to working with him - a lot to be done before November.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 26, 2012
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Tonight I can say thank you, America. You have given me a great honor & solemn responsibility. And, together, we will win in November.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 25, 2012
.@BarackObama is moving us away from our Founders' vision. Instead of limited government, he is leading us toward limited freedom.— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 13, 2012


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Friday's Fashion Inspo: Kim Kardashian!
Friday 6:52 PM, 21/12/2012
We spotted Kim Kardashian out and about in Beverly Hills, wearing a casual-chic outfit! Copy her look by wearing those ripped jeans you thought of throwing away, a black top, some kind of black, thin jacket (or else a black leather jacket would work!), and a bag of your choice in a bright color - and you're DONE! Perfect outfit, Kim! We likey. Click on the pics for more inspo!
Tags: Kim Kardashian / Jeans / Paparazzi / Paparazzi
Today's Fashion Inspo: Jessica Alba!
Thursday 1:55 AM, 13/12/2012
We spotted Jessica Alba getting an breakfast and coffee to go in Beverly Hills yesterday! How cozy. We love her outfit! Her long sleeved top, jeans, boots and bag (which, btw, is from BVLGARI, and we love it!) goes perfectly together! Click on the pics for more inspo!
Tags: Jessica Alba / Jeans / Paparazzi
Today's Fashion Inspo: Jennifer Garner Out Shopping!
Saturday 3:03 PM, 08/12/2012
We spotted Jennifer Garner out shopping in Brentwood yesterday! Check out her outfit consisting of a white- and yellow colored jumper, blue jeans, grey loafers and an oversized bag, by clicking on the pics! We have to say: we LOVE it!
Tags: Jennifer Garner / Jeans / Shopping / Paparazzi
Selma Blair Recycling Clothes To Store in L.A.!
Tuesday 9:11 AM, 20/11/2012
We spotted Selma Blair visiting Crossroad's recycled clothing store in Los Angeles yesterday! Thumbs up, Selma! We're most likely not the only ones who wouldn't mind dressing in your clothes... Or are we?! BTW: what do you guys think of her boyfriend jeans? Click on the pics to see more - and don't forget to vote!
Boyfriend jeans: hot or not?
Tags: Selma Blair / Paparazzi / Jeans
Heidi Klum's Laidback Everyday Look: Hot Or Not?!
Monday 9:17 PM, 19/11/2012
Top model Heidi Klum was spotted spending her afternoon watching her sons, Henry's, football game in Brentwood! Now what do you guys think about her outfit? We're not used to see her dressed like this wearing sneakers, threadbare, skinny black jeans and a military inspired jacket, but actually happen to like her laidback everyday style! What do you guys think?
Pretty In Jeans! 10 Celebs Rocking Denim Shorts!
Monday 12:03 PM, 16/04/2012
Denim shorts are the ideal clothing piece to show off our beautiful legs and catch a great tan this summer! We've seen ten celebs like Vanessa Hudgens and Miranda Kerr who knows how to pull off the look. Click on the pics and get some great inspiration from our favorite celebrities!
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Posts by Flywheel
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This flashlight app requires: Your contacts list, identity, access to your camera...
How true! I have a couple of really useful "free" apps which I'd happily pay for, but for some reason the developers insist on keeping them free with those B******* ads at the bottom.
Don't buy that phone! It ATTRACTS CRIMINALS, UK.gov will tell people
Re: And meanwhile in the real world
But all of those items are now high-ticket items (especially bike and laptop). Are our Police "service" now saying they won't even get out bed unless an item's got (say) a £5K ticket?
The internet just BROKE under its own weight – we explain how
Name and er, shame?
Soooo, where can I get list of routers that can't handle more than 512K routes? This important piece of information seems to be sadly lacking.
Yorkshire cops fail to grasp principle behind BT Fon Wi-Fi network
Re: Not wanting to defend plod, but
If you look at how various Plods up and down the country interpret the legality of use of a camera in public places then you should be worried about proof: http://photographernotaterrorist.org/
YouTube radio stream boss 'quits Google' amid outcry from indie labels
Let me guess .. old Head leaves to start new streaming service; grow said service for 6 months or; Indies flock in droves to new savio(u)r; Google steps in and buys them out.
Code Spaces goes titsup FOREVER after attacker NUKES its Amazon-hosted data
Re: How did they get access
There's a username and password, plus some form of 2FA which can be done on a hardware dongle (which seem to die when the battery runs out) or via Google Authenticator. Sounds like someone had a leetle too much credentials knowledge..
EBay, you keep using the word 'SECURITY'. I do not think it means what you think it means
"Exactly how the tat bazaar's passwords were "encrypted" "
ROT13 for the US and Pig Latin for the rest of the world. No problemo.
Dixons and Carphone Warehouse confirm £3.7bn MEGA-BORG
Re: Dicks-on merger?
It's good to know that I can now get twice as much in-depth technical knowledge in one place..
Vodafone to spend £100m on 150 new Brit phone shops
All they need to now..
.. is sort out their rubbish, archaic "customer database" that the awful web site links into and they may retain some customers.
Driver drama delays deep desert XP upgrade
It's the road trains you need to worry about too! We were driving the Bruce Highway (we were disappointed to find there's no Sheila Highway going the other way) when we saw the aftermath of an accident up ahead. Two enormous road trains were lying on their side, on a corner, having somehow fallen over. On reflection it may have been that the drivers had not been used to driving in daylight, but there you go..
Satya Nadella's first act may be to launch Office for iPad
Good idea, but ..
Can they *PLEASE* make it less battery-draining than OWA for the iPad??? It's nice to keep in touch but not at the expense of having to find mains power halfway through the day!
iPhone 6 FEELS your heat, wetness... and it'll TELL Apple – report
Re: Tinfoil hat
"Stylish cop"
Hmmm.. maybe "Beverly Hills cop" for the US market, but the UK would get the "Callan/Lonely" version.
Tinfoil hat
Okay, so we have a device that notoriously tracks us relentlessly, it can take your fingerprint, it (probably) scans your iris with an accuracy that UK Border "Control" would give an asylum-seeker's right arm for, and it has a camera that can take photos in higher-res than the majority of the CCTV cameras dotted around London et al.
So with humidity and temperature we have most of the components of a Polygraph machine. Pressure? Are you in a plane or on the ground? Are you sweating? *Why* are you sweating?
Lets face it, Apple are building the ultimate Cop in Your Pocket and best of all, people will queue up to buy it.
Ill communication delays NHS England's GP data grab for six months
" lack of public awareness"
Yes, of course that's part of the issue, especially when the leaflet comes through the letterbox with a dozen other menus offering chicken wings, mega-pizzas and BOGOF liposuction offers.
*But*, the problem is actually that a lot of people have read what they and these "carefully-selected 3rd parties - whoever they are) can do with your personal data and don't want to play ball. So, "they" are retreating for 6 months, during which time they'll undoubtedly try to make it a legal requirement to supply the data and couch it in such basic terms that even chavs would understand it.
This tool demands access to YOUR ENTIRE DIGITAL LIFE. Is it from GCHQ? No - it's by IKEA
Presumably (alleged) terrorists will no longer be buying their kitchens at Ikea then.
Vile Twitter trolls thrown in the cooler for rape abuse tweet spree
Re: Would it be too much...
We should be thankful that we're not getting a "Tony Blair" note!
Yet another pricey Olympics' exec drafted in by UK.gov - this time for broadband spending
.. and while you're there ..
..can you make sure it's fast enough for the plebs not to notice the extra layer of content filters we're installing at the request of the Kazakhstan government's spooks? Ta!
Fasthosts goes titsup after storm-induced power outage
Re: Has anyone checked whether there was a power outage in Gloucester?
Podsmead .. They're probably running it all from Eric at Number 32's shed..
HP: We're axing 29,000 workers? Add another 5,000 to that
"continued market and business pressures" = we're still making stuff that nobody really wants to buy.
Factories are too DULL for Google's robo-dreams: Behold the GATAMAMs
Re: the problem with people is that they have "rights" ..complain to the government
Yes, they (we) have rights, but unless you've been living under a rock for the past decade you'll notice that these are not worth the paper they're written on. As for complaining to the Government, that's another exercise in futility, and no doubt we'll see the populace rise up long before the robots do.
Oi, bank manager. Only you've got my email address - where're these TROJANS coming from?
"Carefully selected 3rd parties" eh? Obviously not selected carefully enough.
Go on, buy Bitcoin. But DON'T say we didn't WARN YOU
Re: Rampant speculation
I "invested" about £30 in bitcoin because I wanted a fast and easy way to buy stuff online (and perhaps locally) and today my wad is worth about £19. I'm not worried because over the next few days it'll go back up, but there again I didn't buy it as an investment. I reckon if people use it as a trading currency rather than a means of sticking on over on The Man it'll succeed.
Sensation: Chinese Jade Rabbit FOUND ON MOON
So *that's* where our £27 million went! Money well spent eh?
Enraged by lengthy Sky broadband outage? Blame BT Openreach cable thieves
I didn't know you use "OpenReach" and "urgent" in the same sentence.
One-minute Koch-blocking earns attacker two years, massive fine
Re: Hey
"How on earth can a misdemeanor add up to 2 years + $140K ?"
It sounds like they'll use the money to pay for the security upgrade they should have had in the first place.
Right royal rumpus over remote-control 'RoboRoach'
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This is something that our Dear Leaders in the UK would be very interested in for near-future crowd control when the general populace finally realises how they're being fooled. No implants necessary; it'll all be done via your Smartphone. Innit.
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BT's new boss reports flat sales and pre-tax profit tumble
Gas, electricty..
Quoting other utility suppliers: "They all say mounting wholesale costs are partly to blame"
Yeah, of course we all know how the electron market is really volatile, and BT obviously haven't bought enough in at the "cheaper" rate.
The Raspberry Pi: Is it REALLY the saviour of British computing?
"power connector is a micro USB connector - they're quite fragile. There's no reset button on a Pi, so if you need to reset it then you'll be abusing that connector quite a lot"
Or you leave the connector in the Pi and just switch it on and off at the mains?
Google pulls all Android apps linked to adware badness THAT MUST NOT BE NAMED
Re: Was this written by a 14 year old?
" 'It can also performs dangerous operations' makes no sense"
From the Borat School of Jornalism. Obviolsy.
Google chap reverse engineers Sinclair Scientific Calculator
Re: Luxury!
Slate and Stick? By 'eck.. that sounds like real luxury to me! When I were a lad we'd worn all our limbs to stumps down't t'pit and we had to call out the numbers to a crippled lad in't village who'd add it up for us. Tha knows..
BYOD is boring - how about working on a games console instead?
Re: Staff Time
Indeedy .. I often used to use my Sony PSP2 as a wireless thin client and it had Skype bundled as standard. It's surprising what can be achieved with a bit of imagination and a web site formatted for a small device.
Private UK torrent site closes, citing 'hostile climate'
Re: Meanwhile in Durkdurkastan.......
..connected via a bank of 14400 modems - Durkdurkastan bought a shedload on eBay for a "very good price"
Boffin snatches control of colleague's BODY with remote control BRAIN HAT
The Pr0n industry will love this!
'Symbolic' Grauniad drive-smash was not just a storage fail
Re: ...
All The Guardian has to do is to ask if the NSA could let them have their backup copy. Nothing works as well as a hidden, taxpayer-funded backup system..
Microsoft shoehorns Skype into Outlook.com - we quickly kick the tyres
Ah, there'll be a Linux hack in a couple of weeks..
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak disses Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs
Re: "...another upcoming Steve Jobs movie"
Nah .. I'll wait for version 2.
Microsoft warns of post-April zero day hack bonanza on Windows XP
"it's warning users that if they don't upgrade soon, hackers will lie in wait each new Patch Tuesday to reverse-engineer a full set of new vulnerabilities"
Ir depends on who those hackers work for, eh? #JustSaying
Just add creepiness: Google Search gets even more personal
Re: @Martin
"I'm still mourning the loss of the AND (+) operator"
Yeah! I really miss that too!
Mobe-slurping Wi-Fi SPY BINS banned from London's streets
Re: It is really the NSA!
It would be sheer coincidence that when Apple bring out their latest phone (the one with fingerprint recognition) that they (whoever "they" are) would then have been able to tie your location, speed, content, and something that would identify you to high degree of accuracy together.
Actually, this site needs a tinfoil hat icon.
PEAK iPAD: Slab looking a bit peaky, needs big biz to take more tablets
Perhaps they should give it a new name
iPAID ?
PHWOAR! Huh! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing, Prime Minister
"Western society increasingly covers real bodies while exposing the plastic perfection at every turn, leading to an explosion in genital plastic surgery, for those who can afford it, and a plethora of issues around self-image for those who can't"
Have you watched pre-9pm trash TV lately? Gok Wan, Embarrassing Bodies, Botched Up Bodies.. Dave and his Chums need to address that first!
Five bods wrongly cuffed thanks to bungled comms snooping in UK
Re: Oh dear...
"5 wrong arrests are a tiny price to pay for fighting terrorism"
Unless of course it was 5 MPs who were arrested, then it would be VERY different?
CONFIRMED: Driverless cars to hit actual British roads by end of year
Presumably this'll mean that all those fat bastards on mobility scooters will now be buying these cars because they can carry more cider and pizza.
Is your Apple gadget made of human misery and eco-ruin?
Re: ?
It's a bit like Uzbekistan cotton - another ethical dilemma (for some). try Googling it.
Makes you wonder
.. why they don't go to Afghanistan? Apart from that naughty poppy crop it sees they have an incredible amount of mineral wealth tucked under all that arid landscape, including tin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daykundi_Province
After all, it's about time we had some payback for all the hard work and expense of subduing and liberating these people!
Swollen cloud could burst at any time, splatter us with FAIL – anxious tech biz
Re: Round of applause
I'm not sure how small/medium SMEs actually are, but given the price of commodity hardware and the increasing amount of robust DIY cloud software there must be more of an incentive to host your own?
BT earmarks super-speedy 300Mbit/s broadband for 50 exchanges
Re: Have and have nots
It's jolly nice that you can afford to live where you do, and your lifestyle is good, but not everyone is as fortunate, often through no fault of their own. Are you an MP by any chance? Or a Council Chief?
You may also be aware that the current government is moving as much of its "services" onto the 'Net and we're all being encouraged to "do it online". Now in Dave and Nick's (and yours) comfortable little world this would be no problem, but if you're stuck in the end of a broadband no-go area you're going to be a bit stuck eh? Of course, no-one in authority considered this and over the next few years we're going to see the fallout.
BlackBerry's retro-look QWERTY Q5 mobe: Resentment by design
Developers.. Developers.. Developers.. Developers..
"BlackBerry is actively encouraging Android developers to port their apps"
So why can't Blackberry developers produce some more apps? I know a PlayBook isn't a phone but I came across some pretty horrible examples of sideloaded Android apps attempting to run on something that's not Android, and of course they run very well on Androids.
Unfortunately Blackberry have *still* not got enough developers on board, and the lack of apps that aren't games will be what ultimately kills the company.
Microsoft: Still using Office installed on a PC? Gosh, you squares
I guess..
.. that having all your documents (of whatever type) in a vendor's cloud will make it that much easier for the alleged Security Services to monitor your data. No need for all those backdoors, dodgy plugins and the knowledge that not everyone installs patches when they're supposed to.
Radar gremlins GROUND FLIGHTS across southern Blighty
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Due to running out of money after the last round of directors' bonuses we couldn't afford to pay the bill for this quarter. We apologise for the interruption to your journey and any inconvenience this may cause. We're attempting to source a couple of buses for you..
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Prismacolor pencil on slate grey colored paper.
I was practicing coloring techniques and came up with this simple image. It was originally going to be part of a much more elaborate drawing with other wolves, so I may finish this piece sometime. Then again I may not. It is still nice as a standalone piece. I particularly like the way the fur detail came out, and the way the colors blended.


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possible admin Andrea's second application confession.
Yeah because walking the entire Earth on her own so she can organize the entire world to think one thought at one time, while still throwing red herrings for the Master to waste his time with, is the act of a thoroughly dependent woman.
And even before that, Martha spent most of her time as a companion making sure the Doctor didn't die rather than the other way around.
Dear Lord, this. From the very beginning Martha was figuring stuff out completely on her own and WAS independent.
She delayed the Judoon and figured out the Doctor's plan to make the plasmavore drink his blood to prove she was an alien. She gave him her last breath and figured out the right way to CPR a two-hearted alien.
She restarted his stopped heart and came up with the final word to defeat the Carrionites.
She did at least half of the work saving herself in Gridlock, figuring out how to get away from the Macra and keeping herself, Cheen and Milo alive.
She figured out what the Doctor needed her to do in the Dalek episodes completely on her own, got back to him and delayed the Daleks to give him time to work on the antennea.
She (and Tish) lured Lazarus away, risking their lives and nearly dying while the Doctor sat there and played the organ. She also got the DNA sample they studied to figure out what they were.
She turned him down, she walked away when he was offering her just to be a passenger. She put her foot down and asked to be respected more than that, and he gave in.
She saved his life again in 42 by freezing the alien and keeping him concious.
SHE SPENT THREE MONTHS TAKING CARE OF HIM. Three months all on her own, taking care of a man who thought she was something less than him. HE RELIED ON HER FOR THREE MONTHS. She got Joan to believe her, she helped convince him to open the watch.
She took care of him for another two or three months in 1969, working and supporting him.
She figured out Yana was a Timelord. And SHE WALKED THE EARTH ALL ALONE FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR FOR HIM. She didn't have any magic Tardis energy or metacrisis that solved the problem and saved the Earth in fifteen minutes. Just her, and her alone, walking the Earth and telling a story. I can't think of anything more independent than that.
She did all of this while being compared to a woman she'd never met but was constantly living in the shadow of and being told she wasn't as good as. (And, btw, when she met that woman, she was happy for her and the Doctor!)
She was independent and competent and from the very beginning. I'm sorry that she's not Rose Tyler (who I am not bashing, I like her very much), but she is fabulous from minute one. Look past your Rose bias and see series three from Martha's point of view.
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To put it bluntly, ValuSoft's Crisis Team: Ambulance Driver is the worst game so far this year, and it's one of the worst games we've seen in a long, long time. If you were checking this review just to find out whether you should buy this game, the answer is no. Move on to a better game. If you're actually wondering what makes it so terrible, read on.
Ambulance Driver is a budget-priced driving game that shamelessly steals its basic ideas from Sega's 1999 arcade game, Crazy Taxi, which was later ported to the Dreamcast in 2000. Crazy Taxi was a simple, fun racing game in which you played as a cab driver who drove through the streets of a large, colorful city, picked up passengers, and had to drive them to their destinations within a certain period of time. You could also earn bonus cash and points by delivering your passenger quickly or performing some crazy stunts, like narrowly scraping past oncoming cars. Ambulance Driver is an arcade-style driving game in which you drive an ambulance and have to pick up injured people on the street and then ferry them back to the hospital within a certain amount of time--or else they'll die. Ambulance Driver is a lot like Crazy Taxi but without the crazy, the taxi, the stunts, the speed, or any of the fun.
For starters, Ambulance Driver looks awful. Even though the game has three different city courses, they all look terrible. The game's buildings, walls, and other scenery have such ugly, low-quality textures that they look as though they were drawn freehand in a matter of minutes with the trial version of an outdated graphics program. Instead of driving through a large, colorful city as in Crazy Taxi, in Ambulance Driver, you'll sometimes feel like you're driving through a maze of crayon-marked cardboard walls. Ambulance Driver also has a ridiculous amount of graphical pop-up. That is, as you drive down the road, objects such as scenery, oncoming cars, and pedestrians all appear out of thin air, and they do it constantly. The game's pedestrians themselves look like crudely drawn, crudely animated, blocky stick figures that will try to dodge your ambulance if you get too close to them. What's worse, instead of dodging, they'll often "fall" out of the way--basically, rather than bending their knees, or actually running, they'll just lean forward stiffly and fly a few feet.
Ambulance Driver sounds terrible too. The game's soundtrack consists of upbeat but repetitive rock-and-roll music that isn't offensive, or wouldn't be, if it weren't being used in a blatant attempt to copy Crazy Taxi's similar, better soundtrack. The actual game's sound effects are generally lousy and often mistimed-- like when your ambulance crashes into a building or signpost and then makes a crashing noise a moment later. The game's voice work is also pretty bad. If you get too close to pedestrians, they'll berate you just before diving out of the way (just like in Crazy Taxi). Except that rather than use any kind of positional sound, the game makes all pedestrians sound like they're magically sitting next to you and talking into your ear, rather than making a superhuman leap five feet away from your ambulance. And instead of employing a decent voice actor as an announcer, as Crazy Taxi did with its Wolfman Jack sound-alike, Ambulance Driver has a nerdy Canadian guy who sounds like one of the programmers.
Even if you can ignore how Ambulance Driver looks and sounds, you won't be able to ignore how badly it plays. For starters, it's clear that the developers were trying to emulate Crazy Taxi's unrealistic arcade-style physics, but they went too far. The game has three different ambulances you can drive: one is fast, the other two are slow. Plus, each of Ambulance Driver's vehicles handles like an oversized inflatable raft in a swimming pool. If you run into a wall or other solid object, your lighter-than-air ambulance will often wobble madly long after you've gotten clear. Making sharp turns in the game will usually cause your ambulance to drift uncontrollably to the side, and even though the game has a manual handbrake to let you perform powerslides through turns, powersliding is unreliable at best. What's worse, each of the game's three courses consists mostly of sharp turns. Part of what made Crazy Taxi so fun was flying through downhill straightaways and finding shortcuts to plow through different areas. There are no shortcuts or straightaways in Ambulance Driver, just sharp turn after sharp turn, so trying to control your ambulance is usually a lost cause.
Another reason why Crazy Taxi was so fun was its speed--it was a graphically simple game to ensure its blazingly fast frame rate. And even though Ambulance Driver is also graphically simple, so much so that it looks much worse than Crazy Taxi, it's very slow, especially for an arcade-style racing game and especially if you choose to drive one of the game's slower ambulances. And as far as physics go, forget it. Crazy Taxi had some small amount of real-world physics: If you were driving really fast and you hit something, you'd get jolted off course or come to a quick halt. In Ambulance Driver, if you collide with a building or other vehicle, you'll slowly bounce off, and the cars that you collided with will also slowly bounce off--then, as an afterthought, they'll overturn for some reason. And if you collide with a pedestrian, you'll actually get points. That's right: If you hit pedestrians, they'll become regular patients that you can pick up and deliver to the hospital to gain points as normal. Though this feature was clearly intended to be a cynical joke, if you actually buy a copy of Ambulance Driver in hopes of vicariously living the noble life of a selfless paramedic, you'll probably be horrified.
Then again, if you play Ambulance Driver, it's basically a given that you'll be horrified either way. It's a blatant rip-off of Crazy Taxi, a game whose greatest claim to fame is that it was one of the few decent US launch games for Sega's Dreamcast. If Ambulance Driver had been released back in 1999, it would have seemed like a watered-down knock-off. The fact that it's out three years after Crazy Taxi--and that it's actually worse in every possible way--makes Ambulance Driver's release completely baffling. It really isn't clear what ValuSoft hoped to accomplish by releasing Ambulance Driver. All you need to know is that you should steer clear of it. Ambulance Driver is a horrible mistake of a game that should never have been made.


text: Secrets of Wild India: Desert Lions The desert of northwest India is one of the most challenging environments on the planet, where only the best adapted survive. The indigenous people call it marusthali, meaning region of death. Found in this harsh area of drought and heat is the Asiatic lion, one of the world's rarest big cats and India's national emblem. The unforgiving desert is also home to one of the world's fastest terrestrial mammals, the blackbuck. Witness the adaptability of nature in this inhospitable place. Credits Videos 2:40Crane MigrationNo VideoNo Video Photos Desert Lions


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Mayoral candidates in MPK talk about services, programs
While the campaign for Mayor in Massapequa Park Village has centered around the issue of cellular towers over the past several weeks, other issues, such as taxes, services and Village programs more accurately define an administration and have a direct impact on the quality of life in any community. With the race for the Village
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