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Not a soul in the Costa Mesa skateboard scene can explain the birth of the Orange County Skateboarding League quite like Sam Swanson.
"She noticed I liked skating, and she made the whole league," Swanson said of his mother.
The National Scholastic Skateboarding League, the umbrella organization that encompasses the OCSL, was founded by Newport-Mesa School District board member Katrina Foley in March 2010 at Costa Mesa Middle School, the school Sam attended at the time.
"Really, it just started as an intramural team at Costa Mesa Middle School for intramural skate contests with other middle schools," Foley said. "It's really just blown up since then because of all the people that wanted to be involved."
Foley's intentions were not to accommodate nearly 30 schools across Southern California, but essentially, the league's growth was out of her hands.
"The kids started coming to us and the parents started coming with them," she said. "So we told them, if you want to start a new team, you need to begin a skate club at your school. We wanted there to be a connection to these schools."
Sam, now a skate team member at Corona del Mar High School, said the growth of the league has been remarkable. "I thought there would be about two schools, an occasional contest," he said. "But when it got this big, I just thought it was awesome."
Today, the OCSL spans across 29 public and private middle schools and high schools, and the national league has plans to expand into two more states within the next five years.
Foley compared the skate clubs to traditional school clubs, even though traditional school clubs might not be sponsored by Tilly's and Volcom.
However, Foley is quick to reiterate that academic achievement, school involvement and career preparation still serve as the basis for the league. (If students want to participate, they are required to maintain a 2.0 grade point average. )
"We want them to understand that in today's society, you have to have a goal and you have to get good grades and be responsible if you want to get a good job within a good industry," she said.
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Yet another bogey-free round lifted Noh Seung-yul into the lead of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Saturday evening.
Noh's blemish-free 65 allowed him to take advantage of some struggles for overnight leader Ben Martin, who carded a 73 to slip down into a share of fourth, four shots off the pace.
But more than that, Noh became the first player to complete 54 holes at TPC Louisiana without a bogey.
Three consecutive birdies on the 14th, 15th and 16th holes gave him the lead over Keegan Bradley, who matched Noh's round of 65 to move up to second, two shots back.
Bradley had eight birdies on his round but bogeyed the par-three ninth.
Robert Streb held steady in third place, his round of 68 leaving him three shots back.
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Paul Casey had the best round of the day, carding six birdies on the back nine on his way to a 64 which lifted him 20 places to a share of seventh, still five shots off the lead.

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please post your wpa_suplicant file and the commands you are using to connect to your ap
ps please use code tags
I have been searching on this forum and google searching for some time now.
First I had troubles booting in and then solved it, everything works fine except I cant find my WIFI device wich has a visible SSID but with wpa-psk enabled.
Using windows I have no problem connecting but it can get hard to search of any posibilities while BT3 is running without internet connection. So everytime I have to reboot to win xp search for a problem and then write it on a piece of paper or to put an .txt file.
What I understand that there are eth0 and eth1 to witch my broadcom NIC is associated. I tried to run wireless configuration and still cant find any WiFI signal. I also tried in some program witch name I forgot put configuration files in but it then says that wpa_suplicant cant be started. As also read somewhere over the internet that new drivers are installed by kernel wich is here on BT3 a newer one has and that all devices are loaded into it.
I use compaq 6720s.
This all has led me to change a distro to ubuntu maybe but as alway like to work on a bit harder os. Im considering a new laptop and give this one to my mother for searching receipts over the internet. Thats all this laptop can do. Please convince me otherwise.
Best regards Max Halz.
P.S. Even if I find the solution how can I boot again with new options from usb?
please post your wpa_suplicant file and the commands you are using to connect to your ap
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There should be menu items which perform load/unload funtions for both the illwifi (normal surfing etc) and ipwraw (injection) drivers. I'd try using those to see if that fixes it for you. I believe they are located in /usr/src/drivers but check the wiki to be certain.
What steps have you taken to try and bring your card up?
"The goal of every man should be to continue living even after he can no longer draw breath."
This is the info I got after running some of the commands:
What should be the next step to recognize WLAN?IEEE 802.11b/g ESSID"t" Nickname "Broadcom 4311"
Mode:managed Frequency=2.457 GHz Access Point: Invalid
RTS thrff Fragment thr: off
Encryption keyff
Link Quality=0/100 Signal level=256 dBm Noise Level=256 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
Sorry for the inconvinience but its hard to learn when you are new to something.
Best regards MaxHalz.
"The goal of every man should be to continue living even after he can no longer draw breath."
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
Thank you both on you comments and suggestions.
To put a dmesg command lots of options are listed and not sure if it help as seen on the forum that most broadcom issues are hard to solve.
So decided to get some cheap laptop, around 900 usd with linux installed on it.
My question is because laptop is based on linux then everything should be working fine with kernel drivers and so. Ive searched the wiki but cant find any new laptops that are being sold in this present time.
I am aiming on acer aspire 5520 with gigabit ethernet network card and a wifi based on atheros chipset.
I wouldn't have asked you to post it, if I didn't think it wouldn't help. But hey, if you don't want help and would rather throw $900 away, by all means go ahead.
I got my Broadcom card working without any issues and not using NDIS, but you're right, posting that information probably didn't have anything useful in it.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
Using the command dmesg |grep Broadcom will narrow down the result to only include information related to your wireless chipset, which your problem is related to. Also, getting a new laptop to solve the problems related to your wireless card seems rather daft, why not simply get a new card if you do not care to work out the problems with your current one?
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
Yes, a new NIC should solve it but as my compaq belongs to my father cant use it all the time specially if he goes to another country for few months.
So Im in a search of a new laptop that will use it constantly for work related issues. Im also planning on buying a nic with external connector and an antenna but will wait for some time as experience will get better.
Best regards MaxHalz and also thx for you help.


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Ace songs by artists you previously thought were square
I don't use the word square in real life, honest.
But I think I might've had Chicago and Kansas mixed up??
there's a mad freeform guitar feedback track on the same album as well!
ive really started to like squeeze
up thee junction and take me im yours in particular
i don't have any suggestions but this is immense!
bloody hell, listening to the freeform guitar track now. pretty mad stuff
have you heard 'Hell Yeah' by Neil Diamond
if not here it is
you will like it. Hell yeah you willyeah!
noise epics will be turning up on Spandau Ballet albums or something next
Rod Stewart - You're My Girl
RS had some jams, I'm saying it.
I always thought Glen Campbell was a bit square...
...until I heard Wichita Lineman which is an immense song. (Someone post a link below as this chickenshit excuse for technology won't do it.)
JaguarPirate and emmettcruddas this'd this
used to love Sultans of Swing as a kid
Started to hate it as soon as I got into indie music, then really what a fool I had been. Some of the best guitar tone ever
so's highwayman and galveston
i really want to get into glen campbell a bit more, i bought a couple of records but there's a lot of shit along with a few diamonds.
theShipment this'd thisplayed that solo for my gcse music practical
still square though imho
galveston is a great tune
unsuspectingly grim
songs not just bands
It's Going To Take Some Time This Time
by The Carpenters
We could lump a whole load of 70s rock stuff into this category, no?
ZZ Top is my most shameful one. I used to think they were awful and then the light fell upon me, and 'lo, I needed Cheap Sunglasses.
I love how one song can send you down a rabbit hole
that opens your mind up to so much greatness. The ZZ Top song that did it for me was Brown Sugar off their first album. That led me later to Cheap Sunglasses and so many other great songs/albums by them. Big fan of the band now, even some of the cheesy 80s-90s stuff.
To be honest, since my ZZ Top discovery I've been going back on loads of artists I had previously ignored. As a result I've been going backwards a lot more than keeping up with current stuff.
Mynci2000 this'd thisRobert Palmer - Looking For Clues
Really love the weird breakdown in the chorus, the xylophone chorus and this totally bonkers video.
xylophone chorus?
i meant xylophone solo... or marimba - i'm never too sure which is which.
Pulling Mussels (From A Shell) and Another Nail In My Heart
are personal favourites.
<3 Squeeze.
Their best song
IMHO.....Sometiiiiimees whenIlookdeepinyoureyesIswearIcanseeyour souuuuullllllllllllll!
milkypirate and JaguarPirate this'd thisI do like.
Sounds remarkably like Nick Cave. Stop making me like Neil Diamond.
Well, you say Kansas like it's a bad thing,
but have you heard Kansas as covered by a ten year old Japanese girl on an electric organ?
Fucking righteous.Pretty much most of ELO's output between
Eldorado and Secret Messages. Love it.
anything off that debut self-titled record is great
before the 80's and the headbands and synthesisers etc kicked in.
Beautifully produced album, guitar tone is sooo goodPhil Collins - Easy Lover
seriously, right, that song is an absolute fucking beast.
sunstroke_house and SCROTUM this'd thisThis was Chicago as 'Chicago Transit Authority'
back before their stellar lead guitarist Terry Kath died and they went all AOR. And the whole thing (minus a couple of tedious tracks) is worthwhile.
Complete inspiration for Keiji Haino-related Japanoise guitarist Masayuki Takayanagi, incidentally.
Dire Straits first 4 albums are
straight up fantastic, give or take a couple of duff tunes.
fuck yeah
Thinking back I think it might've been Precious And Grace
That turned me.
This thread brings to mind
An excellent article on Cliff Richard:
Loads of early Elton John
Madman Across the Water is a magnificent album.
good article!
I'm going to go through those recommended Cliff Richard songs later and see if any of them are any good. Not expecting much but i'm going to try


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1. Creed has sold more records in the US than Jimi Hendrix
2. Led Zeppelin, REM, and Depeche Mode have never had a number one single, Rihanna has 10
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3. Ke$ha's "Tik-Tok" sold more copies than ANY Beatles single
Also more than anything by Adele or Nirvana.
4. Flo Rida's "Low" has sold 8 million copies – the same as The Beatles' "Hey Jude"
5. The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" is more popular than any Elvis or Simon & Garfunkel song
6. Celine Dion's "Falling Into You" sold more copies than any Queen, Nirvana, or Bruce Springsteen record
7. Same with Shania Twain's "Come On Over"
Also more than any studio album by Whitney Houston or Pink Floyd.
8. Katy Perry holds the same record as Michael Jackson for most number one singles from an album
9. Barbra Streisand has sold more records (140 million) than Pearl Jam, Johnny Cash, and Tom Petty combined
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The result included $2.9 million in costs from the restructure of CSR's building products business and its aluminium joint venture, in response to weak activity.
''The key external drivers that impact CSR's profitability were all materially worse this period,'' managing director Rob Sindel said.
CSR expects profit for the full year to March 31 in the range of $35 million to $45 million, down from $76.3 million last time.
Despite the profit fall, CSR closed 10¢ higher at $1.65.
The company forecast total housing starts in Australia in the year to the end of March 2013 would be down 9 per cent from the previous 12 months.
Mr Sindel said there were signs of a recovery beyond that, most notably a rise in finance approvals over eight consecutive months.
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CSR's glass business, Viridian, remained a burden on the company, making a loss of $11.7 million in the six months to September due to low sales volumes and the high Australian dollar.
Viridian is the most trade-exposed and highest fixed-cost business in CSR's portfolio.
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First-half earnings from CSR's aluminium business dropped 57 per cent to $18.3 million. CSR halved its interim dividend to 3¢ a share.


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In an email yesterday, he said he'd be posting updates on his site as he plays. We'll do the same here as he does.
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Debt Free Living, Part 2 – God Provides
Hello everyone! I included a couple of my answers from a recent interview about debt free living and how living without debt relates to my faith. Here are two more of those interview questions and in a future newsletter, we'll include the final part, my answer to the top lessons I would give a family or even a single person who is dealing with a tight budget.
Interviewer: I have read some incredible stories of God's provision on your blog and website. Would you share some of your favorites? Include some of your own!
I know people get excited about all the big things God provides for us, but more times than not it is the little things that blow my mind. Once, during very hard times, my folks paid for us to drive back for a visit. The day we got back I ran to the grocery store while my husband unloaded the car and gave a piano lesson.
When I got to the store, I walked past the tomatoes and stood looking. What I wouldn't have given just to taste a tomato. It had been so long but I only had enough money for bread and milk, so I shrugged and went on. When I arrived at the checkout counter, I saw the people in front of me picking out magazines and putting them in their carts and once again I thought, "Wouldn't it be nice to have a magazine to read?" Still, I didn't dwell on it and went ahead and checked out.
I arrived home and there on the table sat not one or two but a huge box of home grown tomatoes. I went running through the house so excited to find out where they had come from and there on the piano bench sat 3 stacks of decorating magazines with about 15 magazines in each stack. My husband walked in to find me in a state of shock. The piano student had brought the tomatoes and my grandmother had had my husband stick the magazines in the car before we left for home and I hadn't seen them.
Coincidence? I don't think so.
I had a 40 year old roof which leaked like crazy, but I was barely able to pay our basic living costs, much less pay for a new roof. I messed with it for years. It would leak so bad that, if it rained while we were at church, the 5 gallon bucket in the attic would fill up and still leak into the living room. We finally figured out how to set our large shop vac just so under the leak in the living room. Then we ran the hose from it into another 5 gallon bucket so it would over flow in the attic bucket into the shop vac down the hose and into the last bucket. Clever huh? But a real pain. Finally, we ended up putting a child's swimming pool in the attic because the leak became so large.
One night we had a terrible storm and I was standing outside looking at the shingles from my roof laying in the driveway. I was chuckling to myself thinking, "At this rate they won't need to tear off any of the 3 layers of old shingles by the time I can get it fixed."
A neighbor happened to walk by and asked "Have you thought about calling your insurance company?" He said, "To be honest, 90% of the time they won't fix it, but you might try." I took his advice and out came the adjuster. He said, "We will fix it and even pay for painting the inside and the carpet where it leaked." I was beside myself with excitement… but then he said, "We'll pay for it– you only need to come up with a $1500 deductible."
I crashed. I had no where to get $50, let alone $1500. I told him there was no way I could come up with the money and thanked him. He said he had to crunch the numbers and file a report anyway and would call me tomorrow. He was a rather harsh and intimidating man and as he walked away, instantly, the story of Nehemiah came to my mind. I prayed like crazy that God would soften the man's heart the same way Nehemiah did the king's heart.
The next day the adjuster called and couldn't have been nicer. He said, "I stayed up late last night and re-figured your numbers. If we do this and this and this, I think we can make so you don't have to pay a penny."
In two weeks I had a free new roof.
Interviewer: Have you seen an uptick in traffic in the last year? Book sales up? Do you have any statistics?
Our book sales have steadily increased but the increase has not been any greater than that of any of the other businesses I have had in the past. You would think with these "hard economic times" that our books would be flying off of the shelves, but I am not surprised that people aren't falling all over themselves to learn to how to get out of debt.
We had a business for many years selling player piano and nickelodeon parts. I was always fascinated that these instruments had been so popular during the Depression when money was so tight. After doing some research, I found that statistics show, when times get hard financially, people spend their money, no matter how bad it gets, on two things to help relieve the stress– entertainment and beauty products.
That really makes sense because look what people are buying so much of now— big screen TV's, vacations, trips to the spa, make up, having their hair done– and don't forget comfort foods and large sizes of fast foods and restaurant food. It is human nature to want to buy something to make our "flesh" feel better rather than to buy a book teaching us how to get out of debt and stop spending, which is exactly what the flesh doesn't want to do.
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A cancer diagnosis can be as overwhelming for your family members and friends as it is for you, possibly changing your relationships in unexpected ways. Talking about your diagnosis with partners, children, and friends and family and expressing your needs to those close to you can help avoid misunderstandings that stress your relationships.
As any person with cancer knows, a cancer diagnosis affects family members and friends. Sometimes, the complex feelings and lifestyle changes caused by cancer and its treatment become as overwhelming for others in your life as they are for you. Understanding the potential changes in the way you relate to specific family members and friends may help you take steps to foster healthy, mutually supportive relationships during this challenging time.
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Borowitz Sheet Music Collection, ca. 1850-1985
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Prepared by Stephanie Wachalec, September 23, 2003; Additions made by Edith Serkownek, August 7, 2007
96 small newspaper boxes and 73 document cases, 56 cubic feet, 11th floor
Scope and Content
This collection of nearly 7000 pieces of sheet music was donated by Albert and Helen Borowitz. It contains a wide variety of sheet music from the mid-19th century to contemporary music of the mid-1980s. Popular music from the inclusive dates as well as early musical productions of the nineteenth century and musical productions from most of the twentieth century are included.
The music is arranged by composer, performer, production, or genre (ie: French, Blues, Literary, etc.). Some notable large holdings include composers Irving Berlin, George M. Cohan, Victor Herbert, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Harry Warren and performers and productions such as Al Jolson and the Ziegfeld Follies. The music is further separated by size--large format and modern (smaller) format. Please note that some large format items are contained in the modern format listing because they had been cut down in size by previous owners, due to tearing. See also the Borowitz Song Books, Musical Scores, and Music Albums, ca. 1845-1986 which complements the sheet music collection.
For additional sheet music, see the Donald MacLaren Simmons Sheet Music Collection.
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How many times has the fact that Lightning bolt casting while moving is now baseline been repeated?
Casting Lightning Bolt while on the move will be a baseline part of the ability now, as confirmed by Ghostcrawler tonight. To all of you QQing about losing your ability to cast Lightning Bolt while moving, please for the love of God read more than one line before you post...
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Very nice!! I followed you from Homemade by You. Here is my offering this week: http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2012/04/keep-calm-and-craft-on.html
I think I need one in my size too! Thanks so much for linking up to Tout It Tuesday.
I love all of the contrasting prints and colors! I might need to try this sometime!
Oh great idea - I love these different fabrics and have never heard of a jelly roll before. THanks for sharing at our party this week.
That skirt looks so cute! I've seen jelly rolls online and wondered what on earth could be made with them...now I know, and am inspired! :D
I love Moda's bake shop! This turned out so cute!! I think I might make one too!Shannon@SewSweetCottage
Love it! Still have a couple jelly rolls sitting around waiting for me to use them up. Must make my little girl one!
How darling. I love the color combination, too. And that's awesome that you let your daughter help. It makes it that much more special to her. Thanks for sharing.
What a sweet skirt!
That's super cute! A great use for jelly rolls, I might have to try this one!
I've never used a jelly roll. Definitely a good idea if it gives you beautifully co-ordinated fabric like this. You are so patient to let your daughter help you. The skirt looks great!
Beautiful! I love the gray and yellow! I just linked up a dress for my little girl with very similar fabric in stripes too (on Keeping it Simple). I can't wait until she's old enough to sew with me.
You're never to young to start crafting. Well done to her on a lovely neat job.
Super cute! You both did a great job! http://dixie-n-dottie.blogspot.com
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The design community came out in force Wednesday for a trio of celebrations at the Boston Design Center. Interior decorator Tom Scheerer, who has transformed many a New England manse and summer home, signed copies of his new book, "Tom Scheerer Decorates." The designer said he hadn't been to Boston since 1975, when he studied for a year at Boston University before moving to New York to study architecture. Scheerer — dapper in a khaki trachten jacket (think Captain von Trapp) with a purple bandana pocket square — designs with a nod to his environs, and embraces New England-ness wholeheartedly.


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This is my "baby". It's a '97 GT convertible, with an Interceptor 4.6 out of a police cruiser Crown Vic and automatic transmission. Triple black, with leather interior, factory 17" aluminum rims.
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This Is Why 11-Year-Olds Cannot Govern
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You know, there's a reason we stopped putting children in charge of anything bigger than a playset about, oh, 300 years ago. They tend to screw things up. Or, at the very least, do things that would make an adult cringe.
Like, say, Caroline Gonzalez of Forney, Texas. She was the lucky fifth-grader that won the honor of being the town's mayor for a day through Facebook. And what did she do with her newfound power?
She changed the name of Main Street to Justin Bieber Way.
This wasn't some memo she filed either. They actually made the sign and put it up and everything. Then the town's founders rose from their graves and ate the entire population before marching on Dallas.
No, just kidding, they took the sign down after her day was up, and gave it to her as a souvenir. We're sure, however, that the Biebs is very honored. At least somebody will remember him five years from now.
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Dress Your Car for Halloween 23. October 2012 Craig (0) Ghostbusters 'ECTO-1′ CarECTO-1 Car Halloween CostumeThis costume is perfect for crossovers and wagons. Pair your 'Ghostbuster' costume with a near authentic ECTO-1 to drive around on Halloween night. If you'd rather not stick things on your car, try buying one of our DuPont Tyvek covers to make a removable costume. Simply cover the car, and attach logos on the exterior.Materials Needed:Ghostbusters Logo DecalsFake Ghost Hunting Materials (for roof)Fake phone number/movie quote removable decalsStuffed 'Slimer' to ride shotgunOptional: DuPont Tyvek White Car CoverVamp-carVamp-CarLooking for a fun and easy car costume? Just add vampire teeth! Create 'car fangs' using white foam paper or paper, attaching magnets on the back.Materials Needed:White construction paper/foam paperMagnetsOld School Ghost Ghost Car CostumeHere's a fun, easy way to dress up your car for Halloween. Using our white DuPont Tyvek Empire car cover, simply cut out two 'eye holes' and drape over your car- when parked only! Do not attempt to drive with cover on car.Materials Needed:Empire's DuPont Tyvek Car CoverIndoor Soft StretchGiant StrawberryIf you're looking for an elaborate costume, try Empire Covers Indoor Soft Stretch, available in red, to create a giant strawberry costume. Simply attach 'seeds' and a green stem to complete the look. Best part is that after Halloween, you can still use the cover!Materials Needed:Black construction paper, cut into giant seedsGreen felt to create stem topIndoor Soft Stretch Cover in RedRico SuaveFor a simple, funny costume, attach a giant mustache on the grill of your car. This can be accomplished with just some string or duct tape, with spray painted cardboard cut into a mustache. You can also order car mustaches online if you'd rather not DIY.Materials Needed:String or duct tape to attachSpray paint, brownLarge piece of cardboard'Mutt Cutts' Car from Dumb and DumberMutt Cutts CarIf you truly want a one of a kind costume, and don't mind the expense, the 'Mutt Cutts' car is the way to go. While creating a driveable costume would be difficult, try using one of our covers to achieve a driveway friendly look. Use our tan Titan Car Cover to drape over the car, then create a 'dog face' using a cardboard cut-out tongue, spray painted pink and nose, spray painted black. Use a permanent marker (do this before covering the car) to create whiskers. Cut out the windshield area for eyes, and add a yellow 'Mutt Cutts' sign to the side. This costume can be as elaborate or simple as you choose. If you want to reuse the cover, do not make any cuts or draw on it.Materials Needed:Titan Car CoverPink and black spray paintCardboard cutouts, tongue and nose Have you ever dressed up your car for Halloween?
A Southern Staple: Classic Pickup Trucks 18. October 2012 Craig (0) At Empire, we love hearing the stories behind classic cars. We all have our favorites, and when we attend a car show, we're always looking for them. One classic car that we keep an eye out for are Classic Ford Trucks- a cult classic for farmers and Southerners alike.Classic trucks, the backdrop of every country music video are the essence of a Norman Rockwell-like way of living. A staple of the Southern lifestyle, Classic Ford, Chevy and Dodge Trucks still line the streets of rural small town America. One of the most popular are the Ford F-Series that date back to the late 1940s. Designed for function, the F-Series has a rich history throughout the decades as a family friendly, All American truck.1968 Ford F-100 from 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape'The initial idea and design for pickup trucks was developed by Ford in the mid 1920′s, the concept taken from the popular Ford Model T. Seeking a vehicle that could provide support for working families, the pickup truck was first produced by Ford in Australia. Capable of carrying loads of produce, supplies, and livestock, the truck was hit, and spread quickly to the United States.Classic 1951 Ford F-4 in "MacGyver".The F-Series is still in production today, with the popular 12th Generation Ford F-150 and beyond. The newer Ford Trucks are much more sleek and rugged, with a more powerful V-8 that would likely leave a classic Ford Truck in the dust. However, the vintage look and feel of a classic Ford Truck in unmatched, making it one of the most iconic American vehicles of all time. Many classic Ford Truck owners understand the value of their vehicle, and choose to cover their truck. This protects it from the elements, even when parked indoors.1951 Ford F-3 in "The Secret Life of Bees"What's so special about classic Ford Trucks is the innovative, rustic design. Likely inspiring the early models of Chevrolet and Dodge Trucks, the Ford Motor Company paved the way for the development of pickup trucks. Chevy Trucks were released in the late forties, as the popular Advance Design Series, eventually becoming the Task Force Series, and eventually, the Chevy Trucks we know today.1967 Chevrolet C-10 in 'CHiPS'Dodge Trucks dates back to the 1920′s. Although not as popular as Ford and Chevy, Dodge Trucks had family friendly features that were the most similar to automobiles. For the first time since the 1970′s, Dodge has released heavier models, such as their popular Dodge Ram.1941 Dodge TruckWhat's your favorite make of classic truck?
10 Comedians & Cars for 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' 4. October 2012 Craig (0) 10 Comedians & Cars We Want To See On'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee'We'll admit it—we're obsessed with Jerry Seinfeld's new online TV show, 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee'. Beyond the comic chemistry between Seinfeld and his various guests, comedic legends such as Larry David, Ricky Gervais, Alex Baldwin, and of course, Michael Richards, we love the cars.From the 1970′s Mercedes Benz featured in the episode with Alec Baldwin to the 1976 Triumph TR6 Seinfeld drove with Colin Quinn and Mario Joyner, the classic cars on CICGC are on point. Seinfeld selects a car for each guest he's that he feels "fits" them, with near perfect accuracy, as we saw with the rusted Volkswagen Bus on the Michael Richards episode.We wanted to give Mr. Seinfeld a few suggestions on possible guests to take out for coffee and of course, classic cars he could take for a spin. 1. Jay Mohr and a 1962 Ford ThunderbirdAfter the hilarious case of mistaken identity in Michael Richard's episode, specifically, when he and Jerry show up at Jay Mohr's house looking for Sugar Ray Leonard, we think he owes Jay a cup of coffee. We'd love to see Jerry and Jay cruising along in this 1962 Ford T-Bird.2. Julia Louis-Dreyfus & Jason Alexander and a 1922 Rolls RoyceWe already saw the existing chemistry between Jerry and Michael Richards, and we'd love to see a repeat with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander. We'd love to see the looks on their faces if he picked them up in this 1922 Rolls Royce.3. Billy Crystal and a 1961 Ford MustangBilly Crystal is a classic himself- reigning over the comedy world for the past three decades. We think he'd be a perfect fit with this gorgeous vintage Mustang.4. Brad Garrett and a 1961 Buick SkylarkBrad Garrett, known for his role as Robert on Everybody Loves Raymond, would be a comedic genius along Seinfeld in this 1961 Buick Skylark.5. Colin Mochrie and a 1953 AllardColin Mochrie of Whose Line Is It Anyway? is one of a king, similar to this incredible classic 1953 Allard.6. Jay Leno and a 1969 Corvette StingrayWe all know that Jay and Jerry are close friends, and of course, that Jay Leno is famous for his collection of classic cars. Maybe Jay should be the one to take Jerry for a spin in this Corvette Stingray.7. Dave Coulier and a 1950′s Ford WoodieAnother 90′s comedy staple was Full House, co-starring Dave Coulier as the lovable Uncle Joey. The witty Coulier would be a riot in this classic Ford Woodie of the 1950′s.8. Ellen Degeneres and a 1959 Porsche ConvertibleEveryone's favorite funny woman, Ellen Degeneres, would be a fantastic guest for Jerry. Besides her upbeat, friendly demeanor, (we can only suspect coffee is already involved), this sleek, sophisticated Porsche convertible would suit her well.9. Tina Fey and a 1957 Bel AirSpeaking of funny women, we'd love to see Tina Fey alongside of Jerry Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. We already saw them in 30 Rock, when Seinfeld guest starred as himself. We'd love to see "Liz Lemon" cruising along in this vintage classic blue Bel Air.10. Jon Stewart- 1969 Chevy ImpalaLong-time Daily Show host Jon Stewart would be another great addition to the hilarious guest stars of Comedians in Cars. This 60′s era Impala would be a great ride for Stewart.
Grill Cover Experts & The Grill Expert: Interview with Gary House 3. October 2012 Craig (0) Everyone at Empire loves to grill, especially in the cooler months. We're always on the lookout for new grilling techniques, so we decided to ask an expert about the ins and outs of outdoor cooking. We talked to Gary House from Cooking Outdoors about plank cooking, the best kind of grill to buy, and making dessert on the grill.Gary House from Cooking OutdoorsTell us a little bit about the variety of ways to grill- for example, plank cooking, fire pit cooking, etc. Which unconventional method is your favorite?When most people think of grilling, it's the common burgers and dogs with maybe a steak thrown in from time to time. Grilling should be as epicuriously vast as cooking with all of your basic home appliances, just manipulated to work within the boundries of your grill.Grilling principals must include sauteing, frying, brazing, baking, smoking and combination techniques of wet and dry cooking. I can't imagine grilling without having several of these techniques in use. If you can cook a complete meal in the house then I assure you you can do the same outdoors on the grill.My favorite grilling techniques include plank cooking, stone cooking (I use the Island Grillstone), cast iron and baking.Grilled Pineapple, Cooking Outdoors RecipeWhat grilling recipe is your absolute favorite?Well, this is where you would probably expect something amazingly exotic but I have a love affair with a Western Bacon Cheeseburger. Just can't stop grilling those! I do take it a few steps further than most by grilling my own onion rings and cooking the burger on a hamburger wood plank.Grilled Ribs and Boneless Chicken BreastWhat's the most unexpected thing you've made on the grill?My first "ah ha" grill moment was baking a mixed berry crisp on the grill. That truely changed the way I looked at grilling. Desserts, breads, breakfast are all amazing when grilled.Dutch Oven CookingWhat are some of the best grilling recipes for Autumn?If you look at the grill as more than grates over fire to grill with, then you should be looking at comfort food. Soups, stews, casseroles, roasts and holiday recipes. I use cast iron a lot when grilling. For Thanksgiving I'll have a Turkey smoking and several Dutch oven going with all of the goodies. Potatoes, yams, green bean casserole, stuffing, apple pie, etc. What are some basics to remember when cooking on a grill?Pre-heat, pre-heat and pre-heat, the number one mistake people make. High on the list also isgrilling with the heat too high and using the wrong fuels to grill with.With propane you need to start the grill 20 minutes before you want to cook. Your not just heating the space up, your heating those grates as well. If you cook with charcoal, use lump charcoal or natural briquets to grill with. If you want smoke added then use chips for a short cook and wood chunks for a longer cook over an hour. Practice…What make/model of grill do you use? What grills do you recommend for a first time griller?Well, I have 13 grills and over 20 pieces of cast iron that I use plus dozens of patio accessories so it's kind of difficult to say.I have sold grills for years and the number one mistake people make is to buy bells and whistles. Yea, infared is cool and six burners sound better than three, led lights are impressive but what good is all of that when your just learning to cook outdoors? Be practical and choose your first grill with function in mind.You have to decide on convience (gas) or flavor (charcoal), size (the bigger the grill, the more fuel you use). I used to tell my customers to grab one end of the grill and give it a shake, you can tell a well built grill from just that little bit of effort. Check the warranty, where it's made will give you some clues to quality.I read awhile back that 70% of grill buyers purchase grills with side burners yet only 2 % of them use it. Keep that in mind as well, those side burners can set you back $100 easy, that can be an expensive shelf.One last thought on grills, they are making combo grills these days that offer both charcoal and gas grill boxes on the same unit. Great way to have variety without wasting patio space.What are some recipes that are commonly cooked in/on the stove that could easily be prepared on the grill?There is nothing that can't be cooked outdoors on a grill. With the right tools and techniques you can do it all. Stir Fry, sauces, simmer, poach, fry, saute', bake, roast and on and on…What recipes taste the best on the grill?Is this a trick question? Everything taste better cooked outdoors!Visit Gary's blog at Cooking-Outdoors.com.
Ford Thunderbird, 11 Generations of Classics 2. October 2012 Craig (0) Ford Thunderbird is one of the most well known classic cars to date. There are over 11 generations of Thunderbirds, ranging from the 1950s to late 2005. We got the opportunity to see a pristine 2005 Ford Thunderbird at the New Hope Auto Show, and it got us remembering the Ford Thunderbirds of the past.Most classic car owners have specific memories of the Ford Thunderbird. Whether it be a faint memory of cruising along in a now vintage 1950s classic, or buying a beat up Thunderbird in your teens, the Ford Thunderbird is a special and unique automobile. We found cars from each generation for sale online.1955 Ford Thunderbird, $24,000.Dreamt up in the early 1950s, the Ford Company designed the Thunderbird to compete with Chevy's Corvette. While at first extremely popular, the addition to a spare tire mounted on the trunk added extra weight that negatively affected steering. The car was redesigned, and once again, shattered sales records. Ford aimed to have an even more successful run with the Ford Thunderbird in the 60′s.1962 Ford Thunderbird, $39,995.Second and third generations of Thunderbirds were sold throughout the late fifties and mid-sixties. Now featuring a new engine, new look, and sportier feel, the car continued to be extremely popular. So popular, in fact, it was used during the inaugural parade for John F. Kennedy. Today, these classics are very valuable, definitely requiring extra cover protection while in storage or parked outdoors.1964 Ford Thunderbird, $12,995.When the third generation transitioned the fourth generation Thunderbirds from 1964-66, small but significant changes were made, such as new turn signals and disc brakes.1967 Ford Thunderbird, $21,995.The fifth generation Ford Thunderbird, '67-'71 was vastly different looking in appearance. Hoping to mimic the success of the Ford Mustang, the Thunderbird became a bit sleeker.1974 Ford Thunderbird, $11,500.The sixth generation of T-Birds weren't as successful as the previous. Some blame the heavier body for it's poor performance.1977 Ford Thunderbird, $5,200.Ford moved in on Oldsmobile's Cutlass with the seventh generation T-Bird sedan. Responding to the demand for more fuel efficient cars, the '77-'79 Seventh Generation Thunderbird was downsized.1974 Ford Thunderbird, Price N/A.The eighth generation T-Bird, '72-'76, reflected Ford's desire to create an all around more smaller and more environmentally friendly car. This model was not popular with former T-Bird enthusiasts, who felt that the integrity of their classic T-Bird was lost. However, today some classic car owners and T-Bird enthusiasts prefer the model.1988 Ford Thunderbird, Price N/A.The ninth generation of T-Bird, made from '83-'88 was completely redesigned. The new model was much smaller than the previous, giving it a better fuel efficiency and a wider targeted audience.1997 Ford Thunderbird, Price N/A.The tenth generation of the Thunderbird, from '89-'97. Over the better part of a decade, the interior and exterior of the Thunderbird was tweaked and altered. It was discontinued in 1997.2005 Ford Thunderbird, On Display at New Hope Auto Show. The revamped eleventh generation of Thunderbird was sleeker, and more reminiscent of the 50′s and 60′s models. Looking to capture the essence of the first few generations of T-Bird, Ford automotive was disappointed with lackluster sales, and released the last T-Bird in 2005.What's your favorite generation of Thunderbird?
Brace Yourself, More Leaves Are Coming 1. October 2012 Craig (0) It's officially fall. With September, October and November comes Autumn, bringing cooler temperatures, pumpkin flavored everything, and of course, gorgeous fall foliage. Brilliant yellow, orange, and red leaves fall from the trees in a beautiful cascade, gently landing on the ground.Fast forward to mid-October. Soggy, dirty built up mounds of leaves are clogging gutters, creating slippery, hazardous patches on the road, and of course, leaving that familiar leaf-shaped print on cars and patio sets. Leaves no longer become picturesque, but instead, pesky.For some, a few leafy patterns on their car's pristine paint job isn't a big deal. However, it should be. As a main source of nutrition for trees, leaves store food and water. The coating on leaves, while waxy in appearance, are loaded with sap, pollen, and acidic properties that all contribute to the mess left on your car or patio set. The outline of a leaf will be difficult to remove, requiring a car wax, or even a new paint job. That's why it's crucial to protect against leaf damage!This fall, Empire Covers wants you to be proactive! Start with a good car wash- either at home or by professionals. The next step is one of our durable covers. After purchasing and receiving a cover, use the included buckles and straps to keep a snug fit on your car. Consider bungee cords or gust guards if you're storing your vehicle for an extended period of time.Remember that leaves aren't the only fall hazard. Saps, seeds, bird droppings, and insects are other problematic Autumn issues. Our covers will provide the same protection against these potential damaging elements.If you're utilizing our patio covers to prevent leaf damage, look into storing your furniture in a basement, garage or storage unit. Be sure to use our covers even if your furniture is kept indoors- it will help prevent dust, dirt and other debris from building up. If it's not an option, our covers will protect your patio with incredible, high-quality materials.Still have questions? Our sales team can answer any question you may have about preventing leaf damage! Use coupon code FALLFIFTEEN to save 15% off your order.Give us a call at 888.872.6855.


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Title. I haven't played since the end of Wrath, and from the videos that I watched over the months Cata really didn't impress me at all. However, I have absolutely nothing to play as of late, and I have a few friends that are still playing it.
Title. I haven't played since the end of Wrath, and from the videos that I watched over the months Cata really didn't impress me at all. However, I have absolutely nothing to play as of late, and I have a few friends that are still playing it.
I like it, others hate it, you're not going to get a solid opinion on here one way or the other.
Better question: What did you like doing in the game?
I have eaten all the popcorn, I left none for anyone else.
It is. A really good expansion from the start, really enjoyable and so much more to do in the game. Cata wasn't that impressive as you stated but MoP is one off the better expansions, and with 5.2 in 2-4 weeks, Things are looking really really good.
Play and test it for yourself. Us telling you anything isn't going to help.
MoP is the best expansion yet. The game has never been better. There's tons to do no matter what you're interested in, and it's all entirely accessible.
But then that's my personal opinion, and I'm sure someone's going to come in and go 'IT'S SHIT TBC ROOOLZ'. So y'know. Get the trial, try it out, see what you think. Or maybe get someone to send you a scroll of ressurection.
If you have friends who play it, then give it a try, you might like it.
Same shit with different textures, this time it's asia panda theme. If you got bored before, you will get bored now twice as fast.
Raiding and exploration for the most part. PvP was never my thing.
I would very much rather not waste money on something that would end up being bad, especially as I don't have much money to waste these days.
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I just checked, scrolls aren't usable on someone from Romania apparently.
T14 is a very solid raiding tier (and T15 is looking good too), and Pandaria is huge with plenty of achievements for simply getting out in the world and exploring. Lots of little treasures to find, rares to kill, fun things to discover. Etc.
Sounds like MoP would work well for you.
I made a thread with the exact same subject a few months ago, and i ended up with starting again. Wow is in a very good mood right now. There is lots of things to do, both for the casual and the hardcore player. If u got friends, thats a big bonus, that was also the main reason why i startet again. Iv had lots of fun with them in raids, world pvp, azeroth chilling and stormwind raiding at the middle of the night.
Eventho its lots of fun, u most likely will need to do dailys to get good gear in the start. It sucks in the start but after it goes so fast and smooth.
Do you like monotonous dailes required for endgame progression? if so MoP is for you.
Then you were extremely luck on drops or found a guild willing to carry you despite your gear deficit
No do not get it. You said the last time you played was Wrath. Wrath was the peak of WoW subscriber wise. Going from Wrath to MoP would be a shock.


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>there are tax issues but they are pretty minor
You're kidding. Have you actually experienced them? The tax issues are mindboggling in their complexity because the US law is written for US institutions and concepts. Trying to work out how arrangements in any of 160 other countries with their own laws and institutions translate into American concepts is a minefield. Something that is simple in your country of residence becomes impossible in another. Accountants who are familar with both local and US tax law don't come cheap so many people spend thousands of dollars a year trying to get it right; all to pay zero tax because there is rarely any tax to be paid. But if you get it wrong the penalties are punitive, all because the US views citizens who have the temerity to live overseas as unpatriotic tax dodgers.
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RECIPES: Chef Rita makes some healthy dishes with Girl Scouts Kimberly Kapilovic 8:57 AM, Mar 12, 2013 8:23 AM, Mar 14, 2013 sonoran living | lifestyle | recipes Share Article Previous Next Girl Scouts join chef Rita in the kitchen to make some healthy dishes KNXV Girl Scouts join chef Rita in the kitchen to make some healthy dishes KNXV Girl Scouts join chef Rita in the kitchen to make some healthy dishes KNXV KNXV Copyright 2013 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Show Caption Hide Caption Previous Next Girl Scouts join Chef Rita in the kitchen to make some healthy recipes. Sesame Orange Chicken Sesame Orange Sauce Ingredients: · ½ cup honey · ½ cup low sodium soy sauce · ½ teaspoon freshly minced ginger · ½ teaspoon freshly minced garlic · 2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds · ¼ cup hoisin · 2 tablespoons sesame oil · ½ cup orange juice Preparation: Combine all ingredients in a sauté pan and bring to a simmer. Serve with your favorite meat, chicken, or seafood. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vegetable Fried Rice Vegetable Fried Rice Ingredients: · 6 cups steamed white or brown rice, cooled completely · 2 cups mixed vegetables (onions, peppers, carrots, celery) · 1 cup chopped frozen kale · 2 tablespoons soy sauce · 1 tablespoons chopped garlic · 1 tablespoons chopped ginger · 2 tablespoons olive oil Preparation: 1. In a sauté pan, heat olive oil over medium high heat. 2. Add mixed vegetables and sauté until cooked, 3-4 minutes 3. Add chopped garlic, ginger, and soy sauce. 4. Add rice and stir to combine. 5. Season to taste with salt and pepper. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pumpkin-Cranberry Breakfast Cookies Pumpkin-Cranberry Breakfast Cookies Ingredients: · 2 cups canned pumpkin puree · 2 each large organic eggs · 2 cups granulated sugar · ¾ cup olive oil · 2 teaspoon vanilla extract · 1 teaspoon kosher salt · 1 teaspoon baking soda · 1 teaspoon baking powder · 4 cups whole wheat flour · ½ cup dried organic cranberries · 1 cup dark chocolate chips (optional) Preparation: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. 2. In a mixer, combine pumpkin eggs, sugar, vanilla, and olive oil. 3. Combine using paddle attachment until just incorporated. 4. In a large bowl combine, flour, cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. 5. Add flour mixture to the mixture in 1 cup batches, ensuring to scrap down the sides of the mixture between each round. 6. Once all of the flour is combined, gently fold in dried cranberries and dark chocolate. 7. Using a large spoon, drop onto a sheet pan lined with parchment paper, spacing a few inches apart. 8. Bake for approximately 13-15 minutes. 9. Let cool completely on sheet pans. 10. Remove and store in an airtight container. Province (restaurant is located at The Westin Phoenix Downtown) 333 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phone Number: 602-429-3600 phoenix.provincerestaurant.com Share Article A Share A A A Share Article


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Monday Morning Mirth Before The best thing about Mother's Day last week, was that my Mom was still with us… As many of you know, she beat Ovarian Cancer this past year. I am happy to mention, her sister has gotten the all clear too! She has been fighting Uterine Cancer the past year as well. WE ARE SO THANKFUL and OVERJOYED it's AMAZING!!! I enjoy the time I spend Up North with Mom more than ever. She's been busy gardening up a storm. Much of it is with rocks that local farmers drop off after they are done clearing fields. So far, she's built a circular flower bed about 6ft across and planted a *rock garden* next to her front door, which she has started to fill with all sorts of tiny goodness. She promises me pictures when they're in their glory around July. It is still so cold at night up there, the furnace runs. Not too cold during the day that we didn't spend a great amount of the late afternoon sitting on the swing. After the *chores* were done, you could find us out there, me knitting on Audrey and she reading the paper. Mom has a new puppy and it is a cheap thrill to watch the grass grow ( and this time of the year Up North you almost can!) and see her new puppy romp around the yard. BooTwo is half Jack Russell and half Chichauha and if you look at her with your eyes sqinked, she looks like a Baby Joey. She is the successor to the beloved BooBoo, who months ago, when my Aunt was first ill, was hit by a speeding car after she got off her chain in the yard. It broke our hearts beyond measure. My Mom spent a lonely winter without her pal and we were all so happy when puppy season came round this year because we were hoping she might find another friend. And, thanks to my sister, she did! Cat found dog at the local shelter in Greenville and now we are happily amused to sit on the swing and watch Boo leap like a joey around the place. IMHO, a swing is much better than a rocking chair. It requires mainly just your weight to keep a movin'. I had to have one and when we saw the Meyer's *Fresh!* store in Cadillac had them on sale, off we went. Mom came to the rescue with her Red Chevy Station Wagon. The whole swing was disassembled and boxed but that package would never fit in my Jeep Wrangler! So the plan of attack was to drive it the 20mi. home from the store in Mom's car, then I would break it down into digestable portions for ze Jeep trip back to the City. Mom was waiting to pay for her other purchases when I said "See you later" – I had tied the box down and would go ahead to the house and remove all the crap from the back of my car. I left her standing in line but before I moved away, she started turning over all the magazines on display that showed thong or button, so their covers faced backwards. And believe me, for mostly women's mags, there were quite a few! The young woman in line behind us was open mouthed with glee! I went to my corner store back in Chicago last night to get some milk and about half of the mags were turned around – my turn for the toothsome jaw drop! Moms are EVERYWHERE! Love them…
After – hey – Claudia – your ThinkPad might need one of these!
Monday, May 17, 2004
7 responses to "Monday, May 17, 2004"
My Thinkpad is officially jealous. Officially, mind you.
Hey that looks fun! BM's a swinger!!! (Imagine that said in little sister nah nah singsong…) The guy who runs my gym brings his little dog to work, it's half pit bull and half chiahauha (imagine that night of passion) and is chock full of personality. I can only imagine the antics of Mom's Boo! You can also tell your mom that I noticed in the Salt Lake City airport, the magazine stands put a piece of black construction paper over the more risque mag covers. At first I thought it was the smut mags, but they don't sell those in SLC, it was Maxim and Cosmo etc. I was amused.
Ovarian cancer is one godawful disease (it runs in my family). I'm so glad your mother recovered.
Also, puppies are always good.
your mom is an amazing gardener. What beautiful flowers. I love the picture of the eastside of her garden. What style! Thanks for sharing the pics.
Greenville! My best pal lives there! Nice town. I especially like their playground :) I'm such a kid.
here it to many more happy days with you mom. is she knitting anything these days?
And I thought I was the only one who turned those magazine covers around!


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The Seaplane Harbour is a new maritime museum that will open in Tallinn on May 11th 2012. The museum comprises of more than a couple of hundred large exhibits in unique seaplane hangars. The Seaplane Harbour is a treasure chest of marine history that hides incredible stories from above, below and on the water!
Seaplane hangars are architecturally unique – the first big shell concrete shells in the world were built as part of Peter the Great's Naval Fortress in 1916-1917. The brand new museum combines new and old, land and sea, and you are welcome to arrive to the harbour by land or on board your own vessel.
Legends come to life – Submarine Lembit, the Suur Tõll steam icebreaker (Toell the Great, in English), the Short Type 184 seaplane, and other life-sized exhibits are waiting for you.
This exciting exhibition gives you a chance to participate in maritime history and as well as allowing you to test yourself and learn more about the sea.
A great experience for the whole family – an around-the-world journey on the Yellow Submarine, an aquarium, games, a cafeteria, the harbour, and many more exciting things to see and do both indoors and outdoors.
New maritime museum Seaplane Harbour in Tallinn