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Susan Elizabeth Warner (Age: 48)
47203 Columbus IN
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Susan Bogert Warner and Anna Bartlett Warner (American ...
... the first American book to urge women to do their own gardening, Cross Corners (1887), and Susan Warner (1909). Among her many hymns are the popular ...
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LinkedIn: Susan Warner | LinkedIn
Susan Warner. MPS Office DaimlerAG, Mercedes-Benz US International Location Tuscaloosa, Alabama Area Industry Automotive
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View Elizabeth Warner ☀'s professional profile on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the world's largest business network, helping professionals like Elizabeth Warner ☀
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classmates: Susan Warner
Moanalua High School, Honolulu, HI, 1991-1995
classmates: Susan Warner
Augusta High School, Augusta, WI, 1998-2002
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Mishawaka High School, Mishawaka, IN, 1963-1967
Susan Bogert Warner - National Women's History Museum
... for children and works on Biblical topics. Her younger sister Anna was also a successful author and they co-wrote many volumes. Susan Warner died in 1885.
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IMDB Filmography: Susan Warner - IMDb
Susan Warner, Actress: Borders. Susan Warner is an actress, known for Borders (2000) and The Box Head Revolution (2002).
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legacy.com: ELIZABETH WARNER
Card of Thanks ELIZABETH WARNER The Warner Family would like to thank all of Liz's friends and family for the love and support and the love they showed for Liz
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Elizabeth Warner January 17, 2010 Elizabeth (Hobb) Warner, 92, of East Syracuse, entered unto rest on Sunday at the Eastern Star Home in Oriskany. Services: 11 a.m. Thursday at
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Elizabeth Warner January 17, 2010 Elizabeth (Hobb) Warner, 92, of East Syracuse, entered unto rest on Sunday at the Eastern Star Home in Oriskany. She was born in Little Falls,
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Adoniram Judson Warner (1834 - 1910) - Genealogy
Susan Elizabeth Warner. wife. Flora Victoria Beach. daughter. Levi Warner. father. Hepsibah Warner. mother. About Adoniram Judson Warner. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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Elizabeth Warner January 17, 2010 Elizabeth (Hobb) Warner, 92, of East Syracuse, entered unto rest on Sunday at the Eastern Star Home in Oriskany. She was born in
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John Lewis II, called Councilor John due to his service on the King's Council in 1715, married his first cousin, Elizabeth Warner-the woman who would later ...
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The Wide, Wide World by Susan Warner - Free Ebook
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Susan Warner Weil is the author of Unemployed Youth And Social Exclusion In Europe (4.00 avg rating, 1 rating, 0 reviews, published 2005), Making Sense O...
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He married Elizabeth Warner, daughter of Col. Augustine Warner and Mildred Read his wife (daughter of Col. George Read and Elizabeth martian). She was ...
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Dorothy Elizabeth Warner, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist/HSP. 10 Langley Rd, Suite 200 Newton, Massachusetts 02459. Phone: (617) 454-4794 – Email: ...
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Homesickness in Susan Warner's The Wide, Wide World - jstor
financial ruin, the move separated Susan Warner from the life she had known to that point.2 She wrote in her journal soon after- ward: "we have nothing to do ...
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Susan Warner ("Elizabeth Wetherell") - Internet Archive
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SPHS Honor Roll
15.05.2012 [Patch.com] - ... Michaela Vernon, Molly Volk, Abigail Walker, Casey Wallace, Elizabeth Warner, Kelly Watson, Mackenzie Watson, Morgan Weiland, Benjamin Weinberg, Allyson Wesley, Braedon Wikle, David Wilkinson, Isabella Williams, Mackenzie Williams, Kyle Williamson
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08.05.2012 [Patch.com] - Ten days before the big wine tasting, Elizabeth Warner, president and CEO of MARC: Community Resources, and Jane Carroll, 19-year developmental director, were nervous about the success of their new benefit. But not for why you'd think.
Hindus laud Washington's Museum of Glass for exhibition based on Hindu themes
03.05.2012 [Absolutearts.com] - A 500-foot pedestrian Bridge of Glass connects it to downtown Tacoma. Susan Warner is the Director/Curator. Hinduism, oldest and third largest religion of the world, has about one billion adherents and moksh (liberation) is its ultimate goal.
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27.04.2012 [Blackpool Gazette] - He added: "I am keen to continue the excellent work started by former headteacher Elizabeth Warner. By September we will be able to embark on a raft of new initiatives which will make the next decade more than a match for the last one.
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Twitter Posts: Paula Nutting (PaulaNutting)
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Susan Bogert Warner (July 11, 1819 – March 17, 1885), was an American evangelical writer of religious fiction, children's fiction, and theological works. …
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The Wide, Wide World is an 1850 novel by Susan Warner, published under the pseudonym Elizabeth Wetherell. It is often acclaimed as America's first bestseller.
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Susan Warner - iTeach - Google Sites
Instructional Designer Center for Distance Education email@example.com 907.451.4016. Learning and Research Interests: 21st Century teaching and ...
School gardens a learning experience for children in Flagler, Volusia
04.05.2012 [Daytona Beach News-Journal] - The sixth-graders share the garden with Susan Warner's students in the New Beginnings program, which serves parents who don't have high school diplomas. Her students learned how to prepare healthy meals for their families using ingredients they grew in
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15.05.2012 [Torrington Register Citizen] - Susan Warner of North Canaan put the name of Randy Yale into nomination, a Cheshire resident who has not reported raising any money for the election. She said he doesn't have a shot, but she admires his desire to speak up the issue.
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Mandalas by Susan Warner Studio
Susan Warner Studio - galleries of digital artwork called photo mandalas. Using Photoshop and Painter software, images are created from nature subjects, ...
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Series by Susan Warner. A Story of Small Beginnings [Matilda Englefield]. What She Could British edition online at Google Books; Opportunities Online at ...
Susan Warner Bibliography - Women Writers
Major Published Works By Susan Warner. The Wide, Wide World. 2 vols. New York: Putnam, 1851,. Queechy. 2 vols. New York: Putnam, 1852.
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My name is Susan Warner. I am a health and wellness coach and I specialize in working with two types of amazing women. The first group are those who are in ...
Susan Warner | Town of Collingwood
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Freddy Mercury of Queen !!Answered by Janis, 14 Nov '08 04:31 am
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Yes.. he was Freddie Mercury of the Queen.. ( can you believe it we all thought he was an Anglo-Indian till after he dies when the truth came out). Those days it was not thought to be 'in' to be Indian. These days of course it is just the opposite. People like William Dalrymple take such pains to find out their roots in India.Answered by joyoti sen, 14 Nov '08 06:09 am

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A first half-goal from David Molina seemingly sparked a Weston Ranch revenge win, but the Buffaloes had other plans. Manteca outshot and outscored the Cougars over the final half salvaging a 1-1 tie in the Valley Oak League playoff showdown at Lincoln Park Thursday.
LATHROP - It has been a long time coming, but it's finally here for the Lathrop Spartans who pulled in their first Valley Oak League win, 4-3, against Sonora Thursday.
Jena Anderson and Stephanie Vanni did what was expected of them Thursday against Oakdale to remain the lone undefeated doubles team in the Valley Oak League.
The Manteca High golf team came through with a solid round, yet the squad still fell 11 strokes shy of upsetting the Valley Oak League's second-place team in a 252-263 loss.
RIPON - There are two sides to Ripon High senior Hart Yoshida.
ESCALON – After putting themselves back in contention with a late first half goal, the Ripon Indians outplayed the Escalon Cougars over the final half, ending a nine-game losing drought with a 2-1 win in Trans Valley League play.
The Sierra High cross country program put forth a valiant effort, yet it was unable to slow down the Sonora Wildcats in Wednesday's Valley Oak League Meet No. 2 at Woodward Reservoir.
Weston Ranch was able to put forth a fight in the first game, but that would be all the Cougars could muster up in a 28-26, 25-17, 25-8 loss to the Buffaloes Wednesday in Valley Oak League play.
Even when things don't work out perfect they still work out for the East Union golf team as it overcame scheduling obstacles to win the Sierra Invitational golf tournament with a team score of 485 Wednesday at the Manteca Park Golf Course.
The Manteca High sophomore volleyball team got better as the night went on during a 25-22, 25-13 win over the Weston Ranch Cougars.
LATHROP - The sloppy conditions led to sloppy play at Lathrop High's soccer field Tuesday.
HUGHSON - With the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoff power ratings about a week away from being unveiled, all Ripon Christian can do until then is take care of business.
The howling winds and hard-pouring rain didn't keep Manteca, Lathrop and Weston Ranch high schools' boys soccer teams from playing Tuesday, but one match involving another area team was cancelled.
Sierra High finished the first half up by a touchdown and put together a flawless second half to improve to 2-0 in Valley Oak League play with a 34-22 win over the Manteca Buffaloes at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
After giving up the lead in the fourth quarter Thursday, Sierra bounced back with a 28-yard touchdown pass from Caden Worth to Brandy James with 4:53 showing on the clock and held on for the 12-7 win over visiting Ripon in non-league freshman football action at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
Weston Ranch successfully defended its Stagg Brown and Gold Cup crown on Saturday, securing the championship with a 2-0 win over the host team.
The Ripon and Sierra football teams will rekindle their rivalry in the marquee Zero Week game tonight.
LODI - Leagues are realigned.
Manteca and East Union are out for revenge, while Lathrop's second-year head coach returns to his hometown to lead the Spartans onto familiar grounds.
Brooke Riley stood shoulder to shoulder with a teammate, both staring down the third fairway at Manteca Park Golf Course.
LATHROP – Alfredo Reynaga hasn't wasted any time putting his stamp on the Lathrop High boys soccer program.
Weston Ranch isn't going to surprise anybody this year.
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Harry Reid leads the fight to protect senior citizens' access to… junk mail
**Written by Doug Powers
The Senate Majority Leader is fighting to make sure the junk mail on which so many seniors depend doesn't wither on the vine:
In his opening speech on Wednesday, Reid called on the Senate to quickly move forward on the passage of S. 1789, the 21st Century Postal Service Act, which restructures pension plans for Postal Service employees as well as allows the USPS to access overpayments in the Federal Employee Retirement System.
"Madam President," Reid said to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), the presiding officer of the Senate, "I'll come home tonight here to my home in Washington and there'll be some mail there. A lot of it is what some people refer to as junk mail, but for the people who are sending that mail, it's very important.
"And when talking about seniors, seniors love getting junk mail. It's sometimes their only way of communicating or feeling like they're part of the real world," Reid continued. "Elderly Americans, more than anyone in America, rely on the United States Postal Service, but unless we act quickly, thousands of post offices … will close. I've said this earlier today; I repeat it."
Why am I guessing that the "junk mail" Reid is worried about being delivered to his elderly constituents are the letters from Harry Reid's office?
By the way, here's Reid's upcoming mailer:
Don't let the Republicans do this to the junk mail of America's seniors!
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At 11:36 PM 8/28/2003, Danny McPherson wrote:
Not sure how many places you intend to post this or related
messages, but if you've got a problem vote with your money.
Whining to NANOG and a slew of other mailing lists and still
giving money to Qwest seems silly to me...
Likewise, the Qwest folks likely aren't quite as clueless as
you've attempted to portray them over the last few days, silly
policies (policies that are clearly in place for a reason) can
be fixed -- and I assure you, above all else, money talks...
I dunno... in my experience, Qwest is pretty clue-free.
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is a 32 year old, spiritual male.
Living in Pittsfield, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
I am a kind, peaceful, positive person. I laugh a lot and smile easily. I work as a grower of perennials, and love my work. I love everything good, and in reality, all is good.
I love children, and look forward to having some in my daily life. We enter this world knowing all and connected with our inner selves; we owe it to the children to encourage this and to help them in following their own path.
I live simply, and like to reuse things and extend their life. I prefer to buy used items instead of new when I can, or wait for the things I need to find me. we continue to make all these new things, when there are plenty of them already around. Cars and homes are great examples.
I enjoy reading, watching films, being outside, and thinking.
I like to make artwork and play music. In recent months, I haven't had as much drive to. I hope to do more again soon when my whim takes me.
postscript: I was a paid member for years, but recently I have not paid, therefore I can only reply.
is a 36 year old, Atheist male.
Living in Concord, New-Hampshire
Vegetarian diet.
I am a person who does not make connections often with people who are my type. I guess this site is a good gateway because people who primarily have a plant based diet, probably have above average passion for health, and other common interests with me. I am consistently physically active, into yoga, love the Wii, love creating and observing comedy of all types, have a passion for creativity of all types, and am passionate about the raw food diet. I have been juicing veggies and fruit a lot lately and grow my own wheatgrass.
is a 32 year old, Agnostic / not religious male.
Living in Nashua, New-Hampshire
Almost veg diet.
Hey there, and welcome to my profile !!! I am a software engineer working in the lovely city of Nashua. My passion for connection drive me to aim a career in Technology. Rolling work gives me enormous satisfaction. It's my reason for living.
I am very dedicated to my job. But doesn't mean I'm all work and no play! On my week off, I love to explore new things , places or do something productive. I do not like to brag, but I believe I am pretty good at it!
I accept life as it comes and would like to spend time with loved ones.
I am happy enough alone no complaints lol however, lately I've been thinking that I would love to share my life with someone who is down to earth. If anyone is matured and seriously looking or close to my interests , or have any questions , message me to find out more...
is a 64 year old, Catholic male.
Living in Kensington, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
I am a spirit-filled gentleman of noble character. I believe in Catholic teachings. Jesus is my hero and I attempt to become more like Him each day. I enjoy bringing Communion to the faithful in nursing homes. Actively volunteer. Celebration of mass, receiving Eucharist, prayer and Rosary are the heart of my faith. The Word of God came to life when I traveled to the Holy Land and followed Jesus' path across Israel with my dad and a group from St. John's Seminary. Met John Paul II in his residence for mass & audience on the return flight from Israel (a story in itself). I am very athletic. I enjoy skating, skiing, hiking, cycling, dancing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, tennis, weight training, aerobics. I will dance to Top 40, Swing. I am a vegan who is experimenting with the raw food diet. Plan to hike, ski the Alps, and cycle the country roads of France, Italy. Like to fill the wood stove and relax to music or a good book after busy winter day, if you don't find me on the ski slopes. Enjoy gardening, both flowers and vegetables.
is a 41 year old, spiritual male.
Living in Manchester, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
Hello there fellow vegan ( or vegetarian ) ! We are a minority for now - but I think one day humanity will look back at these times as a very dark age.
If you are like me - there are plenty you could date/form a relationship with - but cannot - because they eat meat.
is a 53 year old, spiritual male.
Living in Canaan, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
is a 44 year old, Taoist female.
Living in north conway, New-Hampshire
Almost veg diet.
Thank you for reading my bio page. I am looking for someone who finds kindness and happiness a pleasure. The older I become I see how the importance of commitment to being a balanced and joyful towards ourselves and to others really are.By accident I put that I am four feet and five inches when I did my bio, please note that I am actually five feet and five inches. Sorry if it appeared that I was misrepresenting myself.
These sentences really sum it up for me as who I am searching for.
He meets his soul mate, and they couple ceaselessly for ten days.
No mistake.
This union will change worlds.
I think I am the only female abstract painter in New Hampshire. I also teach art classes and I work in marketing. I spend alot of time updating my website as well. I do donate my work for non-profits as well. Creative financing is intriguing to me. Painting and reading for me keeps me sane during the winter months. What books are you reading you ask? The complete set of Sherlock Holmes, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Courage, by Osho.
My size is lithe, and ballerina like. When I lived in NYC I danced ballroom and Argentine tango for six years. Now I spend my time meditating or hiking in the forest instead of dancing.
I love love being a mom and I do love kids, that being said I love being a woman too.
My favorite story of my daughter who is 14, is when she was small and my large abstract paintings would fall on her because she was secretly poking them. I would hear her yell," Mom, help." Then I would find her under a painting laughing. So basically if we aren't escaping from paintings we are escaping from bears in the woods here.
I prefer simple. I don't watch TV, I do watch Netflix. I lived partly off grid and loved it. I also enjoy gardening.
is a 51 year old, female.
Living in Manchester, New-Hampshire
Veggie/vegan diet.
I am a self-employed wellness chef and educator getting closer every day to having a location independent business. I have a bridge job working in the New England area until the end of the year while I continue to build my busness. Then??? The current plan is to head to some place warm during the winter months and it would be great to have someone interested in doing the same. I spend a LOT of time in the New Orleans area and Florida panhandle.
I am a huge fan of living outdoors as much as possible. I've got a LOT of stamps on my passport, the large marjority of them from tropical locations. I love adventure and have traveled solo to many destinations.
I'm pretty sure I was a fish in a previous life. LOL. I'm a total water baby. In 2008 I stepped off for a solo extended walk-about, just me and my back pack -- Mexico, Central America and the Bahamas. Fabulous! I'm a culture junkie and love any opportunity to experience a new country or location I have yet to see.
I have worked in and around the food service industry for decades. I'm a pretty darn good cook. Do you like to eat?
I have also worked for many years in the music industry in a variety of production capacities. I'm insanely organized and picked up at hammer at 43 and got a job in construction when Katrina washed my business away and turned my hometown into a war zone. I'll do whatever needs doing to get the job done.
I pretty much love to do anything that brings me outside. Seriously. I love to garden, build things, hike, swim, kayak, walk, cruise with the top down. I would be happy living the rest of my life in a tank top and a short skirt.
I'm a communicator. You've got to talk about stuff, it can't be avoided if you want to successfully connect with others. EVERY good relationship is based in good communication - personal, busines or love interest.
I also work hard at trying to live as sustainably as possible. I don't require a lot in order to be happy. I don't collect things, I collect experiences.
I haven't owned a TV in years. I'm a voracious reader. I love art, music and even an occasional trip to the ballet or theater.
I'm pretty liberal with my political views and believe that the civil rights I enjoy should be extended to all people, regardless of race, religion or sexual preference.
I'm a casual dresser, but I am a female and I do like to "get my girl on" every now and then.
is a 56 year old, Atheist male.
Living in Manchester, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
ARE YOU A WOMAN WITH AN ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT & a GYPSY HEART???
Looking for someone TOTALLY DIFFERENT than ALL the rest here??
Keep reading....
* SWM 55 (Still Feel ~30-35 in Mind & Heart)
* 6' 210lbs - Trim, Muscular Build (~48-34-40)
* Full, neat beard & Long, thick, wavy brown hair (w/some grey)
(Belt-length wet/mid-back dry - kept in ponytail)
* Strong, Classic AQUARIAN personality (for better or worse, no other sign could describe me!)
* ETHICAL VEGAN (Since 1977) Following an ~80% RAW Foods diet... Juicing, GMO & Gluten-free, w/minimum of processed/packaged foods.
* NEVER Smoked or done Drugs - Alcohol-free since 1977.
* Lifelong THINKING ATHEIST
(40+ years of study has only strengthened my convictions... regardless what the rest of the world chooses to believe...)
* Self-employed Electronics/Computer Tech/Guru (40 yrs)
(Started my business at 14, & STILL Love it as much today!)
My Nature...
(Sort of a cross between "MacGyver", "Grizzly Adams", & "Renegade" characters :)
* FREE-SPIRITED, ADVENTUROUS, Gypsy Heart...
(Open to, & thrive on new experiences & adventures... deep sense of wanderlust!)
* Independent Rebel (Never been one to "follow the crowd"... live my life by my own standards... always preferred the "road less-traveled"...)
* Sharp Intellect, Insatiably Curious (Too many interests... Too little time!)
* Self-Motivated, Goal-Oriented. Hard-working...
* Neat, Clean, Reasonably Organized.
* Very Laid-back, Easygoing, Down-to-Earth, & Easy to Please.
* HUGE Warm Heart, Gentle Spirit, Positive Attitude.
* Patient, Sensitive, Caring, Supportive, & Respectful.
* ONE-WOMAN MAN... LOYAL, & ALWAYS FAITHFUL to my Lover. NEVER Cheated... NEVER will! (Wouldn't want it done to me, so I couldn't do it to someone I care about.)
* DEEPLY PASSIONATE in Life & Love... (Put my heart & soul, & try to give 110% in everything I do... my business, friendships, & most of all to the one I love!)
* NO Jealousy or Control Issues ("Love with an open heart...")
* Fully capable of admitting fault when wrong, apologizing, & making every effort to improve.
* OLD-FASHIONED GENTLEMAN, & Incurable Romantic.
(I LOVE doing all the "little things" that light up a woman's heart & bring a smile to her face... cards, flowers, emails, calls, random surprises, & lots more!!)
* Genuine "Nice Guy"... (Hardly perfect, but I always try to do what I feel is "right" & be my "best self".)
* Always trying to improve myself (Reading, Listening to Motivational CDs, etc..)
MULTITUDE of SKILLS, TALENTS, INTERESTS & PASSIONS...
* MOTORCYCLE TOURING... Goldwing Aspencade (Full-dress touring bike).
- - Traveled all over the US via bike... (40+ states, many Historic & National Parks)
- - Traveled & lived in Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, & Indonesia (Bali, Lombok, & Sulawesi) so far... (MANY more travels planned... Thailand, Vietnam, S. Pacific Islands, Greece. Africa, etc...)
- - Prefer to backpack the world for 4-12+ months at a time. (vs 1-2 weeks in a luxury hotel or cruise boat)
* SWIMMING, SNORKELING & SCUBA DIVING... (Former Scuba Instructor, Divemaster, Hyperbaric Chamber Medic, Treasure Salvage Diver.)
* HIKING, BACKPACKING, CAMPING (All over the U.S. & World)
* PHOTOGRAPHY (Travel, Nature, Wildlife, Scenic, People candids, Indigenous Cultures, Underwater)
* VORACIOUS READER & LOVER of LEARNING... (Travel, Languages, History, Science, Motivational, Relationships, new skills, etc...)
(& Sooo MUCH MORE than will fit here...)
* LOVE to prepare VEGAN MEALS for/with the woman in my life... not a master chef by any means, but haven't had too many complaints... :)
is a 34 year old, bi-female.
Living in Deering , New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
About me...well...I suppose the best adjectives for self representation are hippie faerie pixie...giggles.. ive also been described as witty, intelligent, eccentric, odd, peculiar, strange, and several others. I am who I am...I don't really care too much what others think of perceive me as...the only one creature who matters most to me is my little Queen. I enjoy reading, science, philosophy, good wine, good tunes, I try to play piano, I write, sing, dance, do yoga....love to cook...anything else, just ask.
is a 50 year old, Atheist female.
Living in Manchester, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
is a 44 year old, Agnostic / not religious male.
Living in Hanover, New-Hampshire
Veggie/vegan diet.
Hi. I'm silly, geeky, fun, caring, loyal, liberal, and intelligent. I'm very happy with my friendships, who are my home in a way. I love to cook, but I'm a little experimental in my cooking. Ok, a lot experimental. In fact, I can rarely reproduce a dish. (But they aren't bad, really!) I'm vegan for environmental reasons. I bike (or walk) almost everywhere. I live in the Boston area and really would like to stay here for the long term, because of my friends. I tend to just hang out with my friends, playing inside and out, with my free time. Hiking, talking, cycling, talking, reading, talking, cooking, talking, croquet, talking, cards, talking. You get the picture. I just haven't met someone special that I've really connected with, so I'm trying this out.
is a 54 year old, Agnostic / not religious male.
Living in Portsmouth, New-Hampshire
Vegetarian diet.
I'm a college professor, writer, mapmaker, father, moderate sports fan, cat owner, amateur photographer, and reluctant homeowner. I bake my own bread, have strong beliefs, and work too hard (but do what I do because it is what fascinates me, so there is no clear separation between my job and the rest of my life). I'm not what most women in the online dating world seem to want, but if you read often, prefer foreign films to TV, would rather drive two-lane roads than the interstate, choose the unknown and unconventional over the familiar and popular, have heard of the Mekons or Wendell Berry, like a good argument, and hate people who check their Blackberry during dinner, we may have something to talk about. I get along best with people who, like me, are curious and particular, passionate about many things, like spending time on their own, get angry about all the major and minor injustices in the world, and occasionally feel like they don't fit very well on this planet.
is a 20 year old, female.
Living in Salem, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
I'm a vegan esthetician currently working at Lush Cosmetics. I am very passionate about what I do and what I stand for. You can often find me sitting on my front porch with a cup of coffee or tea enjoying the weather.
is a 30 year old, Atheist female.
Living in Milford, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
I decided to join this site because my vegan lifestyle is very important to me, but there is not a big vegan community where I live and it's hard to find guys who respect my beliefs. So here I am.
About me: I used to be a very shy person but I've come out of my shell a lot. I can still be quiet and guarded when you first meet me, but once I warm up, I love to talk and laugh. So many people have told me that when they first met me they couldn't get me to talk...but once they did, they couldn't get me to stop!
I feel like I put a lot of my life on hold for a very long time. I was in school for a long time and never felt I could make time for a relationship. I also am eager to do other things I pushed aside including outdoor activities (e.g. hiking, white water rafting), art projects (painting, sketching), and just see the world. All of those things would be more fun with someone else.
I have a dog and cat who I adore and consider my kids. My dog is my constant companion and loves to go hiking with me.
Obviously, being on this site, my vegan beliefs are very important to me. I am a vegan for ethical reasons, not for health (although, that's a nice perk too). My beliefs are based on non-violence and compassion for all living beings - i.e. I believe in kindness and respect to people as well as animals. It is important to me not to be judgmental of other people or ever consider myself "better" than non-vegans. I hate that kind of attitude. I try to inform people and make them aware of what is going on in the world, but feel they should make their own decisions.
Needed to get that out, but on a lighter note, a few misc. things about me: I have a rather sarcastic and sometimes dark sense of humor; I am a bit of dork and totally okay with that; I can't sing at all but have a weakness for any guy who can;I am both artsy and scientific/rational; I am admittedly a bit of a homebody- I will go out on the weekends (e.g. hiking, movie, museum but I hate the club/bar scene) but I prefer to relax at home after work in the evenings with a good book or tv show; I love horror/supernatural-themed movies/TV and books; I'm pretty liberal politically; I am independent and like to take care of myself - I'm not looking for a white knight, but a partner and friend with whom I can enjoy and share my life.
is a 28 year old, Agnostic / not religious male.
Living in Salem, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
Strict Vegan. No ish in me. Interested in vegans only. Vegetarians are too cheesy for my liking......that ones a knee slapper I know. I do love animals but my diet is not motivated by animal rights. Yours shouldn't either. I'm pretty much the juxtaposition of your stereotypical vegan. Not passive by any means but not willing to waste my breath defending my lifestyle/diet to the ignorant people we encounter daily. Bike, gym, daytrip, hike, climb, swim, muay thai, boxing, boston sports, smaller government, kayak, building, designing, fixing, helping people, self sustainability, organic, raw, getting muddy, hippie, rainforest, boating, and will build a farm to provide and control my food sources.
is a 35 year old, spiritual female.
Living in Gorham, New-Hampshire
Veggie/vegan diet.
I am an independent idealistic gal who loves to hike, kayaak, snowshoe and camp, but admittedly loves her cat, tarantula, and rabbit more. I try to laugh as much as possible, but also realize that there are times to be serious and take care of business as well. As for entertainment, my favorite movie is "American Psycho" (despite this admission, this is NOT an open invitation for anyone possessing a severely demented personality disorder to contact me, however) and my most beloved band is "The Cure". I have no tolerance for liars, so any fishermen out there need not apply, obviously. Since I teeter-totter between my introverted and extroverted personality traits, I have been told that being around me can be quite the exhilarating roller-coaster ride, so if you're interested in tagging along for the ride, hit me up - you just never know what kind of adventure we may have.
is a 29 year old, Atheist bi-female.
Living in Thornton, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
My name is Trishden. I am 28. In the process of getting a divorce. I am a vegan, mostly raw. I am an animal rights activist. I am an artist of many forms. I am very silly, weird and random. I love to laugh and have a fun time, but am not into partying and clubbing. I would rather make a fire in the fire pit and smoke some herb with a few friends and have silly and or intellectually stimulating conversation. I am a total nerd and love science. I am easy to please and get along with. I am very friendly. I also love nature and being in it as often as possible.
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is a 38 year old, spiritual male.
Living in Farmington, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
I've been vegan for the last 6+ months, prior to that was vegetarian for over 5 years. I'm very compassionate when it comes to animals and conscientious about the widespread abuse of those who are most vulnerable in the world, including animals. I also care about my health and do my best to take care of myself. I've also recently started to learn how to cook, but I'm a newbie right now when it comes to that. I did take a class recently though that had some awesome recipes.
About me: I have a solid career/no baggage/my act together, I feel I'm pretty good looking, intelligent, have a good sense of humor/am generally light-hearted, take care of myself/keep myself in shape, I'm a very giving person, sometimes perhaps too much even, I'm conscientious. I'm looking to be committed in a long-term relationship with a woman who is like-minded. I've never been married, never had kids, and I'm not involved with anyone either. I have always believed in the principles of committment and in building a strong family-unit. I don't know what more could be reasonably wanted or expected of a person. Considering what else is out there these days I feel I've got a lot more to offer a woman than the average single guy walking the street.
I've been working as an RN since 2007. I run a unit of 42 residents at the county nursing home....currently working the night shift. I started as an LNA there nearly 9 years ago and then put myself through nursing school to become an RN. It's not easy to work full time and go to school full time, but it wasn't the first time in my life I've done it either. It's challenging work but can be rewarding in more than one way. I also have a B/S in computer science/business. I've paid my dues and then some. 8 years of full time college credits, all told...8 years! /O:
I play guitar (mostly acoustic, though have played some organ/piano as well) and have written a few originals that I feel are pretty good. I've been doing it off and on for the better part of a decade, though haven't been doing it as much these past few years when I've been concentrating on my nursing career. I've been very well received during open mics I've done in the past though, and I'm intent on getting serious about it now. It's been kind of a slow process getting back into it for me though, kind of a 2 steps forward and 1 step back sort of thing. Currently working on getting down a few select originals along with a cover or two.
I have a 1 year old min pin and he's cute as all hell and sweet as can be. He is playful and a bit wild. That's one of his endearing traits at times, other times it can be a bit of a PITA (that isn't people for the ethical treatment of animals, either). On the whole I do a pretty good job keeping him in check though. But I do love him to pieces.
As far as what I'm looking for, well that could simply be described as my "other half." The woman who would make me feel whole and complete. I'm pretty open minded, and I'm not all that picky when it comes to superficial details, but I would definitely prefer to be with another vegan, which is why I am here. To me it takes a person with a special kind of heart to care about those who suffer yet have no voice of their own to be heard. Sadly few do these days, and above all else I'm looking for a woman with a very good heart.
is a 27 year old, Agnostic / not religious bi-female.
Living in DOVER, New-Hampshire
Vegan diet.
Sweet, sarcastic, optimistic, quirky. I love to travel, meet new people, talk about animals and veganism. My cats are my children. I'm always open and honest, and I love to make connections with others and be inspired. I'm content and confident in the person I am, but i always take every opportunity i can to improve myself and learn. Nature and music are my biggest muses. You can find me puddle hopping, eating avacados, or rocking out to the deftones on most days.
is a 40 year old, spiritual gay male.
Living in Nashua, New-Hampshire
Vegetarian diet.
I'm curious to see who I can meet on this network. I've only met 2 gay vegetarians in my life and I think this site could increase that. I enjoy the outdoors, yoga, ice skating and natural products. I guess I can get more into myself through e-mails.
is a 25 year old, Buddhist male.
Living in Exeter, New-Hampshire
Almost veg diet.
Lets see. I grew up as an only child in Exeter. I've always loved cats. I used to be a lot more of a rigid thinker/engineer type, now I pride myself on being more open-minded. I try to bring a positive energy to my interactions with people but of course like everyone I can get tired or grumpy. I was Mr. student-athlete in high school, which got me into Tufts University where I recently graduated with a B.S. in Psychology. I find this appropriate because school was a bunch of BS. In fact those four years were sucky overall but I made a few great friends, had a couple great relationships (kinda dramatic though), and grew a lot as a person (you know, as opposed to growing a lot as an animal or plant). I love to learn on my own time, it's my main hobby - mostly having to do with the mind and health. I like watching movies and shows, but mostly just comedy. I prefer to have a small circle of close, trustworthy friends than be Mr. social, not because I don't like meeting people, but because I'm not crazy about normal people. I think the world is a messed up place but I'm thankful for the little things like pets, massages, taking walks, boogying down to some music, natural food, or a good night's sleep on my tempurpedic mattress. I don't really like drinking much. Meditation is sweet. Money is not my top priority but I do want to be able to live as independently as possible. I have recently had to adjust to not working out at all due to two nagging injuries. It's been really hard for me because the natural joy of using my body is one of the things I live for. I am substituting a walk every day. It's not as intense but it's fun.
My favorite foods include:
white rice, sweet potatos, homemade guacamole, plantains, ginger, coconut oil, kale, mangos, batatas, cassava root, burdock root, raw unpasteurized goat milk kefir, spicy pork sausages grown locally and humanely, my neighbors eggs, kombucha, wild salmon.
Here are some things I think about:
how a profile can be an interesting artform in itself, why the simplest things listed as interests seem so much more intersting when youre reading them listed on somebody else's profile (and does it mean we should all be epicurean). I wonder if the narrative the news channels tell us is just a veil before our eyes. I like to reflect on how fast life goes by, things change so much over time. who am I? becoming more alive and present, how everyone has a death but they die differently and the experience much be so different depending on how you go . I think it adds meaning to life. And psychology, and what consciousness is. Lately I have been focusing on how amazing everything is. Like how anything exists at all.
is a 40 year old, Agnostic / not religious female.
Living in Concord, New-Hampshire
Vegetarian diet.
I have an appreciation for odd and random humor. I love silly, goofy humor as long as it's not at the expense of others. I'm really into the local music scene (Boston) and I love going to shows and hearing new bands, the smaller the venue the better. I've been a vegetarian for about 12 years now, I've recently tried veganism, but I chose not to continue. However, It forced me to learn to cook healthier recipes, and many of the things I make and eat now are vegan. I highly recommend "vegan with a vengeance", every recipe is amazing. I love the smell of coconut, could live without chocolate (but not peanut butter!), I love Guinness and Sam Adams, ethnic foods and banana flavored anything... I'm a pretty independent girl and just looking to meet new people.
is a 51 year old, spiritual female.
Living in Henniker, New-Hampshire
Veggie/vegan diet.
(I will supply a picture upon request). I am a single mother of 2 beautiful daughters ages 14 & 18. I work full time and spend my spare time doing anything outdoors or working on my house. I love to be active. My favorite activies are walking/jogging, hiking,cross country skiing. I do enjoy down hill skiing but never have enough time to do it regularly and get really good. I love to meet people and make friends. I am very independent and love being single. But, after 5 years I am looking for a man friend with similar interests to enhance each others lives and see where things go. Other interests: home improvements, photography, dirt biking, dancing ( I have done many forms of dance)naturopathic medicine, reiki, Munay-KI. I believe in living Happy..of which is an internal job. I am honest, compassionate, free-spirited. I don't like drama..yes I have kids and a history like most, but I make my own life and do not depend on someone else to complete me.
is a 54 year old, spiritual male.
Living in Merrimack, New-Hampshire
Veggie/vegan diet.
Originally from Baton Rouge, now in New England. Friends wrote this about me: loving, a twin, a father, a musician, a lawyer, a Pisces (very much,) a dreamer, the least jealous person on earth, spiritual, always in love with life, joyful and happy, way independent (and he adores independence), trusting, passionate, compassionate, a vanilla fan, daring, unconventional (very), a nonconformist, amazed, and wanting the most love possible for others - whatever the "cost"; honest (a fav saying is that there's nothing such as "brutal honesty - - it's dishonesty that's brutal.) He's extremely non-judgmental.
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It seems like every day I hear new comments about who is biased against or hates the Dallas Cowboys. I've noted recently that I hear more negative commentary about them from the media who report on the team and the fans of the team than I do from fans of other teams. I commented to a friend recently that I read more negative about the Cowboys from him than I have ever seen from anyone else. He wasn't too happy with me for that, but I happened to be telling the truth. To equal the bile he spews at the team he professes to love I would have to walk past a fan of another team 20 or more times per day and hear "Dallas sucks" to come close to the negativity he shows. Naturally this made it my fault. How dare I observe this?
It makes me wonder if we've simply gone too soft as a culture? The word hate is more prevalent than I have ever seen it, and if you use it in any description of a contemporary issue, it upsets the person you accuse of it. Suddenly you're hating on them for them hating on the Cowboys. Honestly, it is all a bit confusing to me. However, one thing about hatred of the Dallas isn't at all new to me. The fact that it exists, and I love it. I have a catch phrase as it pertains to opinions about the Cowboys. I even have that catch phrase on the license plate frame on my truck. That phrase is "Embrace the hatred."
That's right, I said embrace it. Revel in it. Enjoy it. Let it put a smile on your face that can't be wiped off no matter how hard someone rubs. Hell, dance because of it if you've got rhythm; or even if you don't but could give a crap who is watching. The fact that people hate the Cowboys is a great thing. Not a good thing, a great thing. It means they matter.That is one great thing about loving the Dallas Cowboys, they are always relevant to someone. Even if that relevance is that someone hates them. Pardon me quoting Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars saga, but "Good, I can feel your anger."


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Donnie Wahlberg Shows Off His Flooded NYC Apartment
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Wait, does Donnie Wahlberg (a) live on the ground floor, AND (b) have a roommate? I am not sure I understand.
Holy shite! And global warming is bull right? Doesn't anyone remember that part of the problem with global warming was supposed to be warming of the seas so that hurricanes and superstorms will be bigger, stronger and better able to move north and do more damage?
I feel really badly for those who have died, their loved ones and the poor people who can't afford to replace what they lost.
i'm assuming that is in the Battery Park area where they got nailed pretty hard.
Could be Brooklyn, or the East or West Village - they all had lots of flooding.
Oh New York, sending you a load of good wishes for the recovery effort.
It made me irrationally sad when he opened the cupboard door and a load of stuff came floating out.
The aerial pix are coming through for the Jersey Shore. Not good .
That's "world of johnny" his flunky or whatever. I feel bad for the many victims of Sandy, but my sympathy for Mr Wahlberg is apparently still sleeping. I'm sure the 'blockheads' on twitter will make up for it, some of them are probably on their way to NYC, leaving their children and husbands behind, to hold DDub's hand and go into even greater debt to throw cash at him.
Exactly and glad you mentioned that. Sandy is historic because of global warming. Artic ice cap gone by 2020? That's not so far away. One party in denial, the other acknowledges and says we should study. It's almost too late.
@FS Lay off Donnie. Celebrity or not, no one deserves to have their place ruined like that, imagine if that were you in his situation. And there prob are fans who will give him $$$ yes, but thats not his fault and that storm affected everbody and he seems like he cares enough to donate it, not keep it.
Yeah, no doubt, no matter what you think of the guy he still lost his home and possessions.
And how is it his fault he has weirdo fans?
I'm a proud New Kids fan but I'm not an idiot and won't be sending him money, nor will his other fans. They may 'give' him money by paying to go to concerts etc, in the same way that other fans 'give' money to watch concerts or films or whatever medium it is that they get pleasure from with other celebrities/artists.
Anyway, it's very sad as it is for all those affected. Donnie is lucky that he has money to replace material items easily, and he recognizes that. Still sucks.
I'm a proud New Kids fan but I'm not an idiot and won't be sending him money, nor will his other fans. They may 'give' him money by paying to go to concerts etc, in the same way that other fans 'give' money to watch concerts or films or whatever medium it is that they get pleasure from with other celebrities/artists.
Anyway, it's very sad as it is for all those affected. Donnie is lucky that he has money to replace material items easily, and he recognizes that. Still sucks.
Ps Enty, I thought you'd use the bacon pic he tweeted!
Oh my heck, this is a blast from the past. I want to see Twiggy's apartment, or JFK's. Oh wait.
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