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I'm outgoing, polite, a natural goodie two shoes and very funny once you get to know a little bit about me. I can switch from sarcasm to a corny pun in a split second. I'm passionate about my work, the arts, friends, animals, and my family.
For anyone who's interested, I'm an ISFJ and would definitely be a Hufflepuff if I was sorted into a Hogwarts house.
I've recently started working towards a healthier lifestyle so I'm spending a lot of my time walking around green lake, looking up healthy recipes and cooking. It's been great and I'm super excited about how much better I feel and look.
I wouldn't say I'm "good" at playing the piano (though after 8 years of lessons you would think I would be) but I try and I used to play the flute. I dust it off every once in a while just in case I ever need to use it again.
Movies: I love a broad range of movies and my friends always come to my collection when they need to borrow something. Some of my favorites are: Pretty in Pink, Breakfast Club, Wreck it Ralph, The Theory of Everything, Brave, Pitch Perfect, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Hot Fuzz, Wild Target, and Bridesmaids.
TV: How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, The Mindy Project, Quantico, Brooklyn Nine-Nine (featuring an alumni of my college, whoop whoop!), House, Graceland, Once Upon A Time, SNL, Reign, South Park, and the list could go on and on.
Music: I'm a musical theatre geek so a lot of my playlists are show tunes (cause everyone loves a good show tune right?) As for mainstream music, I absolutely love Sara Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson, Adele, Echosmith, Jason Mraz, Josh Groban, Damien Rice, Imagine Dragons, Lady GaGa and plenty of others.
Food: I've recently started cooking a lot more. I make a mean baked chicken parmesan. I'm also enjoy making/eating tacos, meatballs, mac & cheese, and chili. When I'm not cooking for myself I love burgers, pizza, Chinese,
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We Can, But Should We?
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Before Kitchen. The home flipper paid $95,000 before renovation.
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The companies sought court protection "to give us the opportunity to reorganize and get these hotels back on their feet," said Craig Stechman, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Windsor Capital Group, in a telephone interview today.
Santa Monica, California-based Windsor owns and operates more than 20 hotels in 11 states, including the eight bankrupt companies, according to Stechman and the company's website. It has 18 Embassy Suites Hotels, one full-service Marriott Hotel, a Marriott Courtyard and a Renaissance Hotel.
The hotels that sought bankruptcy are located in Tigard, Oregon; Bellevue and Lynnwood, Washington; El Paso, Texas; Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado; Livonia, Michigan, about 20 miles west of Detroit; and Cincinnati, court papers show.
The companies were forced to seek court protection after defaulting on a loan, Stechman said. While the company has a good cash flow, the bankruptcy filing will be used to access funds to refinance debt and refurbish the hotels, he said.
The case is In re Nesbitt Portland Property LLC, 12-12883, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California (Santa Barbara).


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" Audeo Phonak PFE232 Let's start with comfort. I have an ear that doesn't work perfectly with the pfe232. This may be rare, but I get a lot of forward treble that is almost sibilant, but more "in your face" with instruments like cymbals. This is not normal, as I can tell it is too far unbalanced to be intended. The cymbals are so far forward I can't listen to..." --luisdent
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""Welcome to the new recession""
It may be hard to believe, but the bull market is turning four years old. And from the looks of things, it isn't going to make it to its fifth birthday.
That's because, despite the nice little Santa Claus rally Wall Street's been enjoying over the last few weeks and rising hopes of a "fiscal cliff" deal in Washington, some serious warning signs for both the market and the economy are emerging. In fact, one of the most respected economic forecasters in the business believes we're already in a new recession.
If true, now's no time for aggressive optimism. Instead, it's time to move to cash and batten down the hatches for what looks to be a rough 2013.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Dear Member,
Here is the text of the letter from Chris Finan of ABFFE (American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression -- the nonprofit organization that works closely with bookstores around the country -- and the American Booksellers Association -- to support First Amendment issues):
We have just learned that the U.S. House of Representatives will vote next week on an amendment that cuts off Justice Department funding for searches of bookstore and library records under Section 215 of the USA Patriot Act. Congressman Bernie Sanders (I-VT) will offer the measure as an amendment to the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary Appropriations Bill of 2004. It is co-sponsored by John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI) and C.L. "Butch" Otter (R-Id).
The House has never voted on a proposal to limit the Patriot Act. The vote is expected to be very close. It is urgent that you contact your Congress member. Because we don't know precisely when the measure will be brought up on the floor, it is also critical to reach your representative as early in the week as possible.
For maximum effectiveness, call your representative's Washington office and tell whoever answers the phone that you are calling to urge their boss to vote "yes" on "The Sanders-Otter-Conyers amendment to the Commerce, Justice and State appropriations bill." (There is no bill number yet.) Then, immediately follow up by faxing a note containing the same message on your letterhead.
If you need contact information for your Congress member, you can use the search aid on the House Web site, House.gov. You can also call ABFFE at (212) 587-4025 between 9 a.m. And 6:30 p.m. (EDT).
Section 215 has created a dangerous chilling effect on First Amendment rights by giving the FBI the power to secretly search the bookstore and library records of anyone it believes may have information relevant to a foreign intelligence investigation.
In March, Sanders introduced the Freedom to Read Protection Act (H.R. 1157) to restore the protections for customer privacy eliminated by the Patriot Act. The bill has gained wide support and is co-sponsored by 129 House members.
However, the House leadership is refusing to hold a hearing on H.R. 1157. The Sanders-Otter-Conyers amendment will give supporters of the bill an opportunity to achieve its purpose through the appropriations process.
Thank you for acting quickly!
The Free Speech Coalition strongly supports this action and asks that all our members contact their congresspersons as soon as possible. Small steps like this will accumulate to stop the Bush Administrations unconstitutional actions and defeat them at the next presidential election. Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
William R. Lyon
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Bee, Evans at Sexpo
New Gay News Site
Alana Evans on MTV
Sexpo Cosplay
Cruz Receives Porn Offer
Poking Around AVN 2016
Deadly Famous
Planet Venus
The Hedge Against Exploitation
Performers File Unpaid Wage Claims
Candidate Sex Tape Scandal
Donald Trump Porn Parody
Sex with Donald Trump
Hof Runs for Senate
Adult's Achilles Heel
AHF's Hidden Agenda
Pistol, Ross Talk Condoms
Modern Comstockery
Hof on Phoenix Hooker Bust
Cal/OSHA vs Evil Angel
Pornstar Graduates Law School
AHF Against AB 999
CraigsErotica Letter to Senators
Amazon Crushes Small Business
Letter of Equality
ASACP Service Recognition Award
Suit Filed Challenging Measure B
ASACP Ready For Internext
Octomom Loses Civil Suit
ASACP at XBIZ 360
Crakmedia ASACP Corporate Sponsor
Mo Reese Statement
CAM4 Newest ASACP Sponsor
Mo Reese FSC Nom
Amber Lynn Seeks FSC Board
Suit Against Measure B
Law Puts Con in Condom
No on B: Here's Why
NO on B Campaign
NO on B Bus Tour
GFY: Vote No on B
Margold on Erection Election
Alex Chance in Documentary
Yahshua: No On B
No On 35 Rally
Why No On B
Measure B Threatens Freedom
Measure B Protest Video
No On B Raffle
Alia Janine: No On B
AHF Vilifies Porn
No on B Event
Takedown Piracy Removes 10,000,000
Three Stooges Porn Controversy
Suing: Wasn't Sexy Enough
Lords of Acid Censored
Nate Glass on CNBC
Law & Politics Section Index