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Spot the difference-ChitrangadaSat, 2012-04-28 13:43 — sima_joonSpot the difference between the two pictures Post new commentTue, 2013-01-08 01:23 — Anonymous
meri muthh nikal gayi compare karte karte Wed, 2012-05-23 11:12 — sweet00parul
there is no difference... only her eye makeup is making u think like that.... Mon, 2012-05-14 13:00 — Sonukumar
Dosti phool nahi jo murjha jaye, Mon, 2012-05-14 12:58 — Sonukumar
One man Asked me: Thu, 2012-05-10 10:52 — Anonymous
nose,lips,cheeks,eyebrows...omg..! whole face :O Wed, 2012-05-09 01:24 — Anonymous
hi Fri, 2012-05-04 20:48 — Anonymous
maybe eyebrows... but cheeks definitely Fri, 2012-05-04 18:58 — Anonymous
she's just as fake as everyone else ... she's had so much work done (nose job, (obvious), lipo (her lips are fuller), botox, goodness! its all too obvious Thu, 2012-05-03 08:45 — Anonymous
i dont see any difference! Tue, 2012-05-01 15:41 — Kitty
sima_joon are you going to give the answer? What is the difference? I can't see much of a difference besides varying degrees of photoshop and picture quality, what are we looking for here? :) Tue, 2012-05-01 12:23 — Anonymous
She actually has work done under her eyes. I've always been a huge fan so I noticed it the second she had it done. Still pretty though. Mon, 2012-04-30 14:39 — Anonymous
the very common rhinoplasty that only an educated person can say. because others can only recognize it when its a totally new shaped surgery not when its just the tip, or jut the brirge, or just the nosetrills,etc!!! Mon, 2012-04-30 04:58 — Anonymous
One pic is quite old and without makeup , other is recent and with enuf make up ..! and she is gorgeous and never went under d knife, Doesnt need to Sun, 2012-04-29 18:55 — Anonymous
dude its just the makeup. she looks exactly the same. Sun, 2012-04-29 16:59 — Anonymous
Definitely the makeup and the newfound confidence or the will to be right out there with other celebrities at various function. She wasn't like this before. |


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Megadeth's Dave Mustaine Confirms Device for 2013 Gigantour Trek
Megadeth are bringing their 'Gigantour' festival trek back in 2013 and frontman Dave Mustaine confirmed that David Draiman's new band Device will be part of the run this year.
Rush + Heart Enter Rock and Roll Hall of Fame With Tributes From Foo Fighters + Chris Cornell
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame just gained a few more great acts, with Rush, Heart, Donna Summer, Public Enemy and Randy Newman making up the 2013 induction class. The five acts were inducted Thursday night (April 19) in Los Angeles at the Nokia Theater with a number of music luminaries doing the honors.
Danzig to Play 2013 Revolver Golden Gods, Gene Simmons, Marilyn Manson + More to Appear
The annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards has just announced some intriguing additions to the show's 2013 event. Danzig have been confirmed to perform at this year's Golden Gods, with former Misfits guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein set to join the band for a special guest appearance. Additionally, Gene Simmons, Marilyn Manson, Alice Cooper will grace the awards show along with more of rock's biggest names.
Machine Head Reveal 2013 'The Road to Mayhem' Headline Shows
Machine Head are anxious for the 2013 Mayhem Festival and have added some extra touring to get them in the right mindset. In a new posting the band has revealed they will play three headlining shows as part of 'The Road to Mayhem Tour.'
3 Doors Down + Daughtry Unveil Dates for Summer 2013 Tour
3 Doors Down and Daughtry are having such a good time on their co-headlining tour run that they've extended it for a third leg. The newly revealed dates kick off at the beginning of July at the PNC Waterside Pavilion in Solomons, Md., and continue through the start of August, currently slated to wrap up in Cleveland, Ohio, at Jacobs Pavilion.
Kid Rock Slams Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake's High Ticket Prices
Kid Rock is hitting the road this summer for his "Best Night Ever" Tour with guest ZZ Top and Uncle Cracker. The tour rolls in to SPAC on September 4th and tickets prices for the tour are very low - So low that you can pick up a tickets at Capital area Wal-Marts for just $20 (starting Saturday, April 20th at 10am)
Kid Rock has gone on record to slam high concert ticket prices. He even dismissed the proposed $225 ticket price that Jay-Z & Justin Timberlake could be charging for their up coming tours.
Dates + Cities Revealed for 2013 Rockstar Energy Drink UPROAR Festival
The Rockstar Energy Drink UPROAR Festival is returning for its fourth year this August and September, and while the lineup has yet to be revealed, we now have the cities and dates for this year's run.
Black Sabbath Announce Initial 2013 North American Tour Dates
In support of their highly anticipated forthcoming album, '13,' metal legends Black Sabbath are gearing up to hit the road, and have now announced four North American tour dates for 2013.
Every Time I Die Abandon Gig Mid-Performance After Gunshots Fired
Every Time I Die were forced to abandon their set mid-performance on April 13 after gunshots were fired during Day One of the JAMboree festival in Toledo, Ohio.
2013 Rocklahoma Festival Reveals Daily Lineups
Those heading to Rocklahoma can begin mapping out their weekend of rocking as festival organizers have revealed a day-by-day schedule. The annual rock festival runs May 24-26 with a May 23 pre-festival bash to kick off the music weekend. Guns N' Roses, Alice in Chains and Korn are this year's Rocklahoma headliners.
Watch Footage From Device's First Live Gig
David Draiman has now taken the next step in establishing his new band, Device, as the group played their first-ever live performance Wednesday night in Mobile, Alabama.

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Dr. John H. Morgan
Lead Pastor
Pastor John joined Piñon Hills Community Church in 1995. He has a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Regent University, a Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary and a Bachelor of Biblical Science from Western Bible College.
Pastor John's personal life mission is to redeem leaders. This passion is brought out through his teaching. Each weekend he focuses on relevant messages that make day-to-day Christian living tangible. Pastor John is a visionary. His vision and the vision of Piñon Hills Community Church is to REACH people for Christ, GROW people in Christ and SERVE people through Christ. When we REACH, GROW, SERVE, we can shape the culture of the Four Corners…and the World!
He is the author of Horsepower: How Leadership Works, and the co-author with Steve Johnson of How to Discover Your Personal Life Mission: Finding Your Passion and Living Your Dream, a book which has been used to help thousands of people find clarity and direction for their lives and their careers. He is also a contributing author to the book Organizational Design, Levels of Work & Human Capability by Ken Shepard. John currently serves as the instructor of The Professional Development Leadership Course through the Pinon Hills Leadership Center.
John and his wife Greg have five children: Carolina, Will, Gibson, Jimmie Nell and Mia. In his spare time John enjoys saltwater fishing, cooking, reading, writing, building and DIY projects.


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Awkward Family Photos
Did your family ever take a portrait with everyone from the grandparents to the newborns wearing the same plaid shirt, dress, or holiday costume regardless of their age? If you've gone to great lengths to hide silly photos that just make you wince, it's time to dig 'em out and celebrate them on a new blog that invites people to share these images online for the whole world to see. "We're getting hundreds of submissions a day from around the world!" says AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com creator Doug Chernack. "It's universal!"
Doug and a friend came up with the idea for the site after his friend described a personal favorite cringe-inducing picture. "There's a photo that's hanging in my dad's office," explains co-creator Mike Bender. "It is one of those ski photos from the 90s and we're all in brightly colored outfits and we're doing like the Rockette's kick with our skis." And soon, AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com was launched. "We wanted to do something that really celebrated the awkwardness!" Mike laughs.


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Rob Van Dam Interview
The F'N Show in the Bay Area! Here he appears in the ring and gets the crowd pumped up. At backstage, he talks about an old WWF appearance with Ted DiBiase. He also talks about a possible world title run, but talks about the importance of his great fans. The Rise and Fall of ECW DVD is also mentioned.
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Spreading sands
Work crews from Florida Dock & Dredge spread sand dredged from Bimini Bay, then pumped north to renourish the Tampa Bay shoreline by the Anna Maria City Pier. The pumping operation was to move north, between the pier and the Lake LaVista Inlet, once job wraps up on the south side of the pier. The project is funded by a West Coast Inland Navigation District grant to keep the Bimini Bay pass open for marine navigation, and the city requested the pumped material for the shoreline. A WCIND press release said the project, which began Feb. 9, should be completed in two weeks, and at no cost to the city. Islander Photo: Rick Catlin
FEMA awards fire agencies $800,000
Thanks to the grant-writing skills of West Manatee Fire Rescue Deputy Chief Brett Pollock, the Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded an $800,000 grant this month to improve Manatee County fire-rescue communications.
"Brett Pollock should be congratulated on this," said WMFR Commission Chair Randy Cooper at the district's Feb. 16 meeting. "I'm really impressed with his effort. His grant writing makes us look very good."
Cooper also credited U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Sarasota, and the Manatee County Fire Chiefs Association for their support in obtaining the grant.
Although Pollock wrote the regional application, all fire districts and departments in Manatee County will benefit with funding to help replace some 286 portable and mobile radios. Depending on pricing, Pollock hopes the grant will allow for even more radio replacements.
"Radios are a vital part of what we do," he said, "having our radios function properly (is vital) to our job as emergency responders."
FEMA used the peer-review process to award the grant, the largest awarded to the department and the only regional grant, according to Pollock.
WMFR Chief Andy Price said the district was looking at doing its own radio replacements, and the grant has provided a "tremendous cost savings."
Pollock said West Manatee will realize $97,000 in savings.
The funds are limited to replacing obsolete equipment.
"I couldn't have written the grant without the cooperation and data input from all the departments," Pollock said.
In other matters, with the dissenting vote of Commissioner Scott Ricci and absence of Commissioner Jesse Davis, the commission approved 3-1 a motion to seek requests for proposals from contractors to remodel Station No. 2, 10350 Cortez Road, Bradenton.
Ricci said the district wants to explore options for the station's parking lot, possibly obtaining more land or moving the cell tower, before undertaking the RFP process.
Other commissioners said the options could still be explored during the process.
Chief Andy Price said, "Personally, I feel the need to get the project off the ground."
At the commission's December meeting, Cooper indicated a consideration for remodeling Station #2, which was not part of the 2011 project, is the possibility of the firefighters' living quarters being relocated.
The remodeling of Station No. 2 is similar in scope to the 2011 remodeling of Station No. 1, both having a projected cost of $150,000-$200,000, according to Cooper.
Island real estate transactions – 02-22-2012
104 Sunset Ln., Holmes Beach, a 2,577 sfla / 4,237 sfur 3bed/3bath Gulffront home built in 1992 on a 80×326 lot was sold 01/27/12, Rybak to Mikles for $1,800,000; list $1,950,000.
1112 Gulf Dr. N., Bradenton Beach, a 1,464 sfla / 1,709 sfur 3bed/2bath Gulffront home built in 1995 on a 50×100 lot was sold 01/27/12, Hamrich to Dedrick for $965,000.
402 South Bay Blvd., Anna Maria, a 1,953 sfla / 2,489 sfur 3bed/2bath/2car bayfront home built in 1952 on a 60×85 lot was sold 01/25/12, Coughlin to Mikles for $790,000; list $899,000.
307 63rd St., Unit A, 63rd Street Coastal Cottages, Holmes Beach, a 1,650 sfla 3bed/3bath/1car land condo built in 2011 was sold 01/31/12, 63rd Street Coastal Cottages LLC to Litchfield for $550,000.
209 73rd St., Holmes Beach, a 1,559 sfla / 2,711 sfur 3bed/2bath/2car pool home built in 1963 on a 96×105 lot was sold 01/31/12, Myers to Willis for $510,000.
6006 Gulf Dr., Unit 114, Playa Encantada, Holmes Beach, a 1,154 sfla / 1,322 condo with shared pool built in 1980 was sold 02/01/12, Allen to Hayhow for $372,000.
117 North Bay Blvd., Anna Maria a vacant 57×110 lot was sold 01/30/12, Hebebrand to Perraud for $340,000.
6250 Holmes Blvd., Unit 27, North Beach Village, Holmes Beach, a 1,536 sfla / 2,055 sfur 3bed/2½bath/2car condo with shared pool built in 1989 was sold 01/27/12, McDonnell to Trivisonno for $301,000; list $325,000.
1325 Gulf Dr. N., Unit 168, Tortuga, Bradenton Beach, a 1,120 sfla / 1,260 sfur 2bed/2bath condo with shared pool built in 2006 was sold 01/27/12, Priakos to Spiral Galaxy LLC for $270,000; list $285,000.
1000 Gulf Dr. N., Unit 8, Beach House Resort, Bradenton Beach, a 450 sfla 1bed/1bath Gulffront condo with shared pool built in 1983 was sold 01/25/12, Frady to Seybold for $250,000; list $280,000.
600 Manatee Ave., Unit 130, Westbay Cove, Holmes Beach, a 1,179 sfla / 1,567 sfur 2bed/2bath condo with shared pool built in 1977 was sold 02/01/12, Howe to Howard for $205,000; list $229,900.
2711 Gulf Dr., Bradenton Beach, a 1,350 sfla / 2,090 sfur 2bed/2bath home built in 1987 on a 50×100 lot was transferred 01/31/12, Daugherty to Federal National Mortgage Association for $142,100.
2312 Avenue C, Unit 5, Jack of Hardts Lay Z Liv N, Bradenton Beach, a 651 sfla 2bed/1bath condo with shared pool built in 1979 was sold 01/27/12, Aucar to Amey for $135,000; list $149,000.
117 7th St. N., Unit 35, Bay View Terrace, Bradenton Beach, a 594 sfla / 638 sfur 1bed/1bath condo with shared pool built in 1973 was sold 01/26/12, Tedhams to Moritz for $110,000; list $124,900.
Jesse Brisson, broker/associate at Gulf-Bay Realty of Anna Maria, can be reached at 941-778-7244.
Sunset promise
The Islander Promise Day group of some 45 couples and friends walk to the shore to share the final rays of daylight on Valentine's Day 2012. The event was co-sponsored by Anna Maria Island Café on the Beach. Islander Photos: Jack Elka
Obituaries – 02-22-2012
Patrice Conner
Patrice Conner, 55, of Holmes Beach, died Feb. 8.
Service was Feb. 16 in Tampa. Garden of Memories Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Mrs. Conner is survived by husband Jeffrey; sister Linda and husband David Blatt; a step-son and nephews and their families.
Patricia Hanahan Engman
Patricia Hanahan Engman, of Anna Maria, died Feb. 20. She was born May 1, 1942, at Camp Stuart in Hinesville, Ga., and grew up in Lakeland, Fla., where she attended Lakeland Senior High School.
Mrs. Engman received her A.B. degree, cum laude, in 1965 from Coker College, Hartsville, S.C., and her J.D. degree from the University of Florida Law School in 1969.
Following law school, she clerked for Judge David McCain of the Fourth District Court of Appeals of Florida.
In 1970, she was assistant to the campaign manager for Lawton Chiles during the first Walkin' Lawton Campaign for the U.S. Senate. She moved to Washington, D.C., in 1971 as a staff attorney for Senator Chiles. In following years, Mrs. Engman served as a congressional liaison officer for the Federal Trade Commission, counsel for legislative and administrative affairs for Bristol-Myers, and as the executive director at the Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of leading U.S. companies. In 2006, she was appointed by President George W. Bush to a President's Emergency Board.
She was active in numerous community and civic affairs in Washington and in her Florida retirement. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., and Church of the Annunciation in Holmes Beach. She was a member of the Washington Women's Forum. She served on the board of trustees of Coker College 1993-1999 and received its distinguished alumni award. In her retirement, she sat on the board of Florida House and was a member of the Suncoast Women's Forum. She was a member of Key Royale Club and the Bradenton Country Club.
A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb 25, at the Church of the Annunciation, 4408 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Memorial donations may be made to Tidewell Hospice & Palliative Care, 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota FL 34238.
Mrs. Engman is survived by sons Geoffrey of Texas, Jonathan of Michigan and Richard of Florida; brother Dr. Ralph Bailey Hanahan IV; sisters Christy Hanahan Powell and Elizabeth (Lisa) Hanahan Taylor; eight grandchildren; and her fiancé, John Kolojeski.
Penny Anne Miller
Penny Anne Miller, 53, of Holmes Beach, died Feb. 8.
She was born Sept. 8, 1958, in Allentown, Pa. She had moved to Florida in 1979.
Schaeffer Funeral Home, Lehighton, Pa., was in charge of arrangements.
Ms. Miller is survived by her longtime companion, Ben Azerli, of Holmes Beach.
Vienna E. Miranda
Vienna E. Miranda, 93, of Holmes Beach, died Feb. 18.
Vienna was a member of St. Bernard Catholic Church and the Women's Auxiliary at the church.
Mrs. Miranda is survived by her sons, Frank Miranda of Tampa and Edward Miranda of Sarasota; sister, Edwina Letteriello of Philadelphia, Pa.; grandson, Michael Miranda and two great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 23, at Griffith-Cline Funeral Home. Funeral mass will take place at 10:30 a.m., Friday, Feb. 24, at St Bernard Catholic Church with burial to follow at Mansion Memorial Park.
Theresa J. Treni, 84, of Holmes Beach, formerly of Bradenton and Sarasota, died Feb. 16. She was born Sept. 24, 1927, in Altoona, Pa.
Mrs. Treni came to Florida in 1983 to Sarasota and Bradenton, and then to Holmes Beach. She was a member of St. Bernard Catholic church, Holmes Beach.
A memorial Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated sometime after Easter at St. Bernard Catholic Church, Holmes Beach. Shannon Funeral Home-Westview Chapel, Bradenton, is in charge of arrangements. Condolences for the family may be made online at www.shannonfuneralhomes.com.
Mrs. Treni is survived by husband Henry; sons Michael of Ramsey, N.J., Stephen of Englewood, and Henry of Venice; daughters Rebecca of Beorne, Texas, and Tammy Riddle of Venice; sister Donna Stoltenberg of Altoona, Pa.; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Peter Johnson Van Pelt
Peter Johnson Van Pelt, 74, of Bradenton, died Feb. 6, after an extended illness. He was born June 13, 1937, at Rockville Center, Long Island, N.Y.
Mr. Van Pelt served in the U.S. Air Force from 1958 to 1962 installing landing equipment. His career included work in management for W.T. Grant, Singer, WLFH Radio and Moval Management Corp. In 1974, he joined a team established by U.S. Rep. Donald Mitchell (N.Y.) to rescue the Library Bureau Inc. The team organized and purchased the Library Bureau. Mr. Van Pelt was its sales manager in Florida.
Mr. Van Pelt retired in 1991 to Bradenton, where he established two businesses, Birkey's Cleaners and the Deli and Bagel Shop at Braden River Plaza, Bradenton.
He was a member of the Herkimer Area Development Corp., Lions Club and Kiwanis Club, a life-time member of the Elks Lodge and Roser Memorial Community Church.
A memorial service was held Feb. 17 at Roser Memorial Community Church, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria. Memorial donations may be made to Roser Church, P.O. Box 247, Anna Maria FL 34216.
Mr. Van Pelt is survived by his wife of 51 years, Louise (Smith); son Craig J. of Ilion, N.Y.; extended family and many friends.
The Islander Newspaper E-Edition: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
Island police blotter – 02-22-2012
Anna Maria
• Feb 4, 200 block of Elm Avenue, disturbance. A Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputy, while on patrol, heard a car horn blaring and stopped to investigate. According to the report, a tenant was upset that another renter was moving into the residence before she moved out. After contacting the rental agency, the complainant discovered she had confused the dates and was supposed to have moved out the previous day.
• Feb. 11, 100 block of Peppertree Lane, burglary. Unknown persons entered the residence of a man visiting from West Virginia. The victim reported a Toshiba laptop computer and a mouse, and a Motorola cellphone, valued at $500, were taken while he was sleeping.
Anna Maria is policed by the MCSO.
Bradenton Beach
• No new reports
Bradenton Beach is policed by the BBPD.
• Feb. 11, 12506 Harbour Landings Drive, burglary and vehicle theft. Unknown subjects entered the home of an elderly couple during the night by cutting the screen of the couple's pool enclosure, then entered the residence through an open window on the second floor. Several items were reported stolen, including the victim's car. Fingerprints were taken at the scene.
• Feb. 11, 4334 127th St., vehicle recovered. A business owner contacted MSCO in regards to a vehicle that was improperly parked in the business parking lot. It was discovered that the vehicle had been stolen out of Pinellas County.
Cortez is policed by the MCSO
Holmes Beach
• Feb. 9, 100 block of 50th Street, burglary. Renters reported they watched television on their back patio until midnight. Upon waking, one renter joked they should check to see if they still had a TV, as one was stolen next door the previous day. The TV was stolen.
• Feb. 10, 200 block of 69th Street, burglary. Police responded to the report of a stolen TV from the back porch. While investigating, police determined that a TV also had been stolen from the neighboring residence.
• Feb. 9, 100 block of 78th Street, burglaries to vehicles. A complainant reported that her vehicle had been ransacked overnight. The victim reported she left her vehicle unlocked. The only item missing was a pair of sunglasses. A second victim in the same block also reported a vehicle burglary. He reported to police he also left his vehicle unlocked. Stolen items were a black case with classical music CDs, a Garmin GPS unit and prescription eye drops.
• Feb. 9, 100 block of 50th Street, burglary. A TV was reported stolen from the owner's back porch.
• Feb.12, 6000 block of Flotilla Drive, elderly abuse. A Department of Children and Families adult protective investigator contacted police over possible abuse to an elderly woman. The investigator reported that a 90-year-old woman had suffered abuse at the hands of her 25-year-old grandson, and that he had stolen money, according to the report. The woman denied any abuse had occurred. Police observed the woman was coherent and had no visible marks. No action was taken.
Holmes Beach is policed by the HBPD.
Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the Bradenton Beach and Holmes Beach police departments and the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
Sports – 02-22-2012
The Steelers' Andrew Early makes a sliding flag pull against Colts receiver Malachi Goode during 10-12 division NFL Flag Football action at the Anna Maria Island Community Center. Islander Photo: Kevin Cassidy
Colts remain undefeated in AMICC NFL 10-12 division action
Mr. Bone's BBQ Colts showed why it's the team to beat in the 10-12 division with a convincing 44-29 victory Feb. 18 over the Sand Dollar Steelers, which fielded only five players.
Substitues may not have figured in this game, as Mr. Bones' Rory Houston ran wild. Houston had runs of 34, 43 and 45 yards, and it appears nobody on the Steelers team, or in the league for that matter, can run with him. He also threw for 145 yards and finished with 101 rushing yards on only four carries in the victory.
The other side of the 10-12 division also had a first-versus-second place matchup as the LPAC Cardinals took on Ross Built Broncos. The second-place Broncos took it to the Cardinals 44-20 to move into a tie for first place, and only a couple of games remain to play before the playoffs.
The 8-9 division is a wide open affair as evidenced by Gettel Toyota Texans and Pink & Navy Boutique Cowboys — the two teams in a tie for last place — beating the first and second place Beach Bistro Vikings and Waterfront Restaurant Raiders last week.
The 13-16 division is a two-horse race between Integrity Sound Redskins and Jessie's Island Store Steelers, but the Redskins one-upped the Steelers with a close 25-22 victory Feb. 18 to almost lock down the top seed for the playoffs.
Jospeh Andruzzi led the Redskins with eight catches for 92 yards and three touchdown receptions. Quarterback Joey Carder completed seven of eight passes for 88 yards and three touchdown passes. Joey Carder also caught one touchdown pass thrown by brother Justin Carder, who completed eight of 12 passes for 94 yards. Andrew Zink added five receptions for 31 yards and an extra point in the victory. Joey Carder paced the defense with four flag pulls, including two quarterback sacks, while Ryan Gilman added three pulls and Andruzzi picked off one pass.
Michael Duffman had a strong all-around game, finishing with 52 rushing yards and 135 passing yards, while also scoring a touchdown, a two-point conversion and throwing two touchdown passes. Nehemiah Goode added three receptions for 65 yards and a touchdown while Cody Tsai finished with 66 all-purpose yards and a touchdown. Michael Duffman and Knox Wheelis paced the defense with three flag pulls while Brad Duffman and Evan Thompson each added two pulls in the loss.
Key Royale golf news
With the women's and men's club championships ongoing, as well as the couple's championship, there's a lot of golf action coming out of Key Royale Club.
However, nothing grabs the attention of golfers more than a hole in one. Ken Rickett did just that Feb. 17 with an ace on the 123-yard, eighth hole with a nine iron.
Congratulations on the accomplishment.
The Key Royale Club men's 18-hole golf champion will be crowned Feb. 20 — after presstime for The Islander — as Tim Friessen takes on Lex Halagan. Laura Purcell took a big step towards being crowned the 2012 women's club champ when she defeated 2011 champ Jean Holmes. Purcell now will meet the winner of the Liz Lange-versus-Diane Miller matchup, Feb. 23.
The second round of the club couples championship, played with a Pinehurst Handicap System, continues. Jerry and Kris Landkammer are in first place with a 25, while Karen Cini and Larry Pippel are at second place with a 26. Bob and Liz Lange are in third place with a 27.
Round three action saw Heather and Ron Pritchard finish with a 23 to take over first place, followed by Bob and Liz Lange at 24. Sue Hookem and Merrit Fineout came in third with a 26. The final round of the couples' champioship will be played on or before Feb. 23.
In regular men's golf action last week, an 18-hole, better-ball-of-partners match was played Feb. 15. The team of Don LaTorre and Jack Isherwood took first place with a 14-under-par 50. The team of Ernie Hauser and John Sagert matched the 10-under-par 54 carded by Jim McVicar and Andy Barber to finish in a tie for second place.
The KRC women took the course Feb. 14 for a nine-hole, low-net-in-flight match. Judy Crowe fired a 5-under-par 27 to grab a one-shot victory in Flight A over Helen Pollack and Laura Purcell.
Beverly Neville and Ginny Nunn both carded 4-under-par 28 to tie for first place in Flight B. Liz Lange, Jan Turner, Margrit Layh and Beth Lindeman finished in a four-way tie for second place at 29.
Maryanne Kaemmerlen and Judy Ward fired matching 3-under-par 29s to finish in a tie for first place in Flight C. Barb Estok was one shot back in second place.
Vicki Anderson carded a 4-under-par 28 to grab a one-shot victory in Flight D over Shirley Cessna. Marty Clark was alone in third place with a 2-under-par 30.
The team low-net game of the day was won by the foursome of Judy Crowe, Jean Holmes, Margrit Layh and Laura Purcell with a 114 total.
Rich Papini's plus-8 gave him first place in the Feb. 14 modified-Stableford match and helped his team of Gary Alvord, John Purcell and Jack Isherwood to an almost-perfect plus-11 total and a first-place finish.
The men played a two-better-balls-of-foursome match Feb. 13. The team of Chet Hutton, Tom Warda and Jerry Landkammer took first place with a 50. Second place went to the team of Charlie Knopp and Bill Martin at 52.
The men played an 18-hole, individual-low-net match Feb. 11. Gino DiClemente carded a 3-under-par 61 to take first place by two shots over Earl Richie. Bob Elliott was alone in third at even-par 64.
Horseshoe news
Two teams emerged from 16 that started pool play during Feb. 18 horseshoe action at the Anna Maria City Hall horseshoe pits. George McKay and Norm Good defeated Sam Samuels 22-20 in the finals.
Four teams qualified for the knockout round during Feb. 15 horseshoe action. In the first semifinal match, John Crawford and Norm Good rolled past Herb Puryear and Bruce Munro 23-9. Bob Lee and Adin Shank edged Gene Bobeldyk and Bob Brown 21-17 in the second semifinal. Crawford-Good then slipped past Lee- Shank 21-17 in the finals.
Play gets under way at 9 a.m. every Wednesday and Saturday at the Anna Maria City Hall pits. Warmups begin at 8:45 a.m. followed by random team selection.
There is no charge to play and everyone is welcome.
AMICC NFL Flag Football scores
8-9 Division
Feb. 13, Beach Bistro Vikings 27, Beach Bum Steelers 6
Feb. 17, Gettel Toyota Texans 19, Pink & Navy Boutique Cowboys 6
Beach Bistro Vikings 18, Southern Greens Jets 6
Pink & Navy Boutique Cowboys 20, Waterfront Raiders 12
Gettel Toyota Texans 14, Beach Bistro Vikings 7
Beach Bum Steelers 14, Southern Greens Jets 12
10-12 Division
Feb. 13, Eat Here Bears 39, Sandbar Falcons 12
Feb. 18, Sandbar Falcons 31, Air & Energy Chargers 27
Eat Here Bears 41, Cedars Tennis Resorts Seahawks 26
13-16 Division
Feb. 13, Integrity Sound Redskins 46, Mar Vista Raiders 6
Feb. 15, First American Bank Ravens 40, Galati Yacht Sales Texans 20
Feb. 17, Mar Vista Raiders 27, Jessie's Island Store Steelers 24
Feb. 18, First American Bank Ravens 20, Walter & Associates Bears 14
AMICC NFL Flag Football Flag Football standings
8-9 Division W L
Vikings 6 2
Raiders 5 3
Jets 4 4
Steelers 4 4
Cowboys 3 5
Texans 3 5
10-12 Division
Colts 8 0
Steelers 4 4
Bears 4 4
Seahawks 1 7
Cardinals 6 2
Broncos 6 2
Falcons 3 5
Chargers 0 8
13-16 Division
Redskins 6 1
Steelers 5 3
Ravens 4 5
Texans 3 4
Bears 3 4
Raiders 2 6
Ravens 5 1
Packers 3 2
Raiders 3 2
Falcons 3 3
Vikings 3 3
Chargers 1 4
Bears 0 5
49ers 6 0
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Islander Calendar – 02-22-2012
Wednesday, Feb. 22
11 a.m. — Einstein Circle discussion on "Why We Worked: The needs that jobs have fulfilled throughout history" at the Studio at Gulf and Pine, 10101 Gulf Drive, Anna Maria.
Saturday, Feb. 25
9 a.m.- 1 p.m. — White Elephant Sale at the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation, 4408 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Information: 778-1638.
10 a.m.-noon — Acrylic demo with Nancy Law at Island Gallery West, 5368 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Free and open to public. No reservations. Information: 941-778-6648 or www.islandgallerywest.com.
10 a.m.-noon — Painting acrylic palette petal demonstration with Nancy Law at Island Gallery West, 5368 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Information: 941-778-6648.
6-9 p.m. — "Memories of Elvis" dinner show at the Anna Maria Island Community Center, 407 Magnolia Ave., Anna Maria. Information: 941-778-1908.
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11 a.m. — Public vote for Bridge Street Macaroni-and-Cheese Challenge at the Bridge Street Market, 107 Bridge St., Bradenton Beach. Fee applies.
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11 a.m. — Einstein Circle discussion on "Things We Can't Live Without: Recent Inventions" at the Studio at Gulf and Pine, 10101 Gulf Drive, Anna Maria. Information: 941-359-4296.
• Saturdays through March 18, 9:30 a.m.-noon, Anna Maria Island Concert Chorus and Orchestra rehearsals at Roser Memorial Community Church, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria. Information: 941-778-7853.
• Tuesdays, noon, Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island meetings at the BeachHouse Restaurant, 200 Gulf Drive N., Bradenton Beach. Information: 941-794-8044.
• Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m., duplicate bridge games at Episcopal Church of the Annunciation, 4408 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Information: 941-778-3390.
• Tuesdays, 1-2 p.m., coffee and conversations for seniors at the Anna Maria Island Community Center, 407 Magnolia Ave., Anna Maria. Information: 941-778-1908.
• First Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m., Pier Regulars meet at the Rod & Reel Pier, 875 N. Shore Drive, Anna Maria.
• Second Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., VFW Post No. 8199 meets at the volunteer fire station, 201 Second St. N., Bradenton Beach. Information: 941-778-4400.
• Wednesdays, 6-8 p.m., teens meet at the Anna Maria Island Community Center, 407 Magnolia Ave., Anna Maria. Information: 941-778-1908.
• Wednesdays and Saturdays, 9 a.m., players pitch horseshoes in the pits at Anna Maria City Hall, 10005 Gulf Drive, Anna Maria. Information: 941-708-6130.
• Thursdays, 5-7 p.m., Thirsty Thursday hosted by Bridge Street Merchants on Bridge Street, Bradenton Beach.
• Thursdays through March, Bingo at Annie Silver Community Center, 103 23 St., Bradenton Beach. Information: 941-778-1915.
• Fridays, Senior Adventures Group meets for outings to various locations. Information: 941-962-8835.
• Third Fridays, 5-8 p.m., Pine Avenue Porch Party
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• Saturdays, 8:30 a.m., Kiwanis Club of Anna Maria Island meets at the Anna Maria Island Beach Cafe, Manatee Public Beach, 4000 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach.
• Sundays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Bridge Street Market hosted by Bridge Street Merchants, Bradenton Beach. Information: 215-906-0668.
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Times vary —AIDA at Manatee Players, 102 Old Main St., downtown Bradenton. Tickets: $25 for adults and $11 for students. Information, tickets, call 941-748-5875.
Saturday, Feb. 25
5:30 p.m. — Concert-on-the-lawn with Amernet String Quartet at De Soto National Memorial Park, 8300 De Soto Memorial Highway, Bradenton. Admission is free. Blankets and chairs suggested. Concessions available. Information: 941-792-0458, ext. 107, or www.nps.gov/deso.
Wednesday, Feb. 29
1-2 p.m. and 6:30-7:30 p.m. — "Hear the stories behind the quilts" with Quilt Storyteller, Jeanne Wright at Manatee Village Historical Park, 1404 Manatee Ave. E., Bradenton. Free admission, donations appreciated. Register: 941-741-4075.
Coming Up:
• March 2, reception for March featured artist, Barbara Hines, at Island Gallery West, 5368 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Information: 941-778-6648 or visit www.islandgallerywest.com.
• March 2, reception for March featured artist, Ginny Eitman, at the Artist's Guild of Anna Maria Island Gallery, 5414 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach. Information: 941-778-6694.
• March 2, art Appreciation night at the Florida Maritime Museum at Cortez, 4415 119th St. W., Cortez. Information: 941-708-6120.
• March 3, 36th Annual Longboat Key Garden Club Home Tour.
• March 4, Courtyard fundraiser for American Cancer Society Relay for Life at AMI Concierge office, 9908 Gulf Drive, Anna Maria. Information: 941-328-3775.
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• March 17, 19th annual Anna Maria Island Community Center Tour of Homes.
• March 17, St. Patrick's Day Dinner Dance, St. Bernard Catholic Church.
• March 17, Palma Sola Botanical Park plants, antiques and crafts sales event.
• March 18, St. Patrick's Day parade in Holmes Beach.
• April 13 and April 14, Island Cityfest – A
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Fishing – 02-22-2012
Bob and Renee Ross, visiting AMI from Chicago, show off a redfish caught on a recent trip with Capt. Warren Girle
Sheepshead bite heats up to spite warm weather
The beginning of the big winter sheepshead bite is on target.
Good numbers of the convict fish are showing at the Rod & Reel Pier and the Anna Maria City Pier, in addition to all wrecks and nearshore reefs in Tampa Bay and just off the beaches.
Whether you are a boater or a shore fisher, now is the time to cast to some fierce fighting fish, not to mention the pleasure at the dinner table.
To catch these tasty striped fish, you first need to know what gear to use. Most pier fishers like to use a short, stout rod and a reel spooled with heavy line. A setup like this means business — no muss, no fuss. Set the hook and slap your fish on the dock.
The reason for using this combo is simple. When you're fishing around barnacle-studded pilings and other structure that can cut your line, you to have to be able to control the fish and get it topside before it cuts the line.
If you try to play one of these fish, there's a good chance it'll wrap your line around a piling, resulting in a lost fish.
Next, you need some small, stout hooks, leader materials and lead. For hooks, a size 4 will suffice. Just make sure it's a durable, thick gauge hook. This aids in both the hook set and removal of the hook after the fish is caught.
Sheepshead have an extremely bony mouth that aids them in crushing crabs and other crustaceans. A strong sharp hook is required to pierce through the mouth of the fish.
Also, when removing a hook from a sheepshead's mouth, a strong hook won't bend as easily, saving you from having to re-rig after every fish.
For leader material, 30-pound fluorocarbon will suffice. As far as lead is concerned, you'll have to evaluate how the tide is moving to determine how much weight is needed.
Now, let's talk bait. Sheepshead can be extremely finicky at times so make sure to carry an assortment of favored baits. There are a number of live baits that work; it's just a matter of having the right bait at the right time. Some of the baits used for sheepshead can be labor intensive to collect, like tubeworms or oyster crabs, while others, such as shrimp and fiddler crabs, can be purchased at a bait shop.
There are five proven baits for sheepshead in this area — tubeworms, oyster and fiddler crabs, sand fleas and shrimp.
If you're willing to dig tubeworms, you'll have the ultimate sheepshead bait. It may be hard to find tubeworms, and it takes most of a morning to dig up a sufficient number.
The same applies for oyster crabs — which are like candy to a sheepshead, but an angler could spend a whole morning tipping over rocks to find them. There's also some labor involved in sand fleas. First, a sand flea rake or sifter is needed. Sand fleas are found in the shore break by sifting the wet sand.
But anglers can also use live shrimp or fiddlers, and both can be purchased at bait shops, which makes things a little easier — just pull out your wallet, and you've got bait.
Now that we've got bait and tackle taken care of, it's time to go fishing. If you're fishing without a boat, there are three fishing piers on Anna Maria Island. All are holding sheepshead, so your chances are good for catching one. If you're in a boat, try fishing around bridges, docks, wrecks and reefs to find the bite.
Remember, sheepshead have to be 12 inches in length with the tail pinched, and you can keep 15 per day per person.
Good luck and happy herding.
Tom Cassetty at the Rod & Reel Pier is seeing stringers of sheepshead hanging from the dock. Yes, it's that time again. Pier fishers using live oyster crabs for bait are reeling up sheepies in the 1- to 3-pound range. "We're not catching our limits, yet," says Cassetty, "but we're getting awfully close.
With the limit of sheepshead at 15 fish per person, close is pretty good.
Along with sheepshead, pier fishers are hooking up some flounder in the sandy bottom areas adjacent to the pier. Live shrimp is a good offering to get these flat fish to bite. Most of the flounder being caught are under the minimum size limit, but some pier fishers are reeling up larger fish.
Last but not least, pier fishers using live shrimp are catching decent numbers of black drum. Pound for pound, these fish give a great fight and they're not bad as table fare if you cook them the same day. Most of the drum caught at the pier are ranging 14- and 18-inches.
Dave Sork at the Anna Maria City Pier is seeing good numbers of sheepshead landed daily. Pier fishers in the know are using live oyster crabs or tubeworms to get the bite. The catch is averaging 15- to 18-inches in length and weighing up to 2 1/2 pounds.
Other catches at the pier include flounder, jack crevalle and some blue runners. Fishers using live shrimp are catching flounder around the edges of the pier, while the blue runners and jacks are hitting small white jigs cast and quickly retrieved.
Capt. Warren Girle is fishing nearshore structure catching a variety of species. To start, he's bringing in decent numbers of bonito by flat-lining live shiners or shrimp behind the boat. Bonito may not be meant for the dinner table, but they sure provide drag-screaming action for whoever is holding onto the rod.
Also on the nearshore structure, Girle is catching flounder up to 18 inches. He says live shiners or shrimp cast to the sandy areas around the structure is producing fish for the frying pan.
To finish out the reef trips, Girle is catching near limits of sheepshead and a few mangrove snapper. For both of these fish, Girle is using live or fresh-cut shrimp pieces to get the bite.
Moving to the flats of Sarasota Bay, Girle is finding redfish and spotted seatrout. By fishing the sandy potholes on lower tides, Girle is catching redfish in the 16- to 32-inch range on live shrimp. The same applies for the seatrout, although the top length was 22 inches.
On the deeper flats, Girle is catching ladyfish, Spanish mackerel and an occasional pompano on a 1/4-ounce jig head with an Exude Dart. Also, when fishing these deeper flats, Girle likes to drift fish to cover more area and increase the bite.
Capt. Rick Gross of Fishy Business charters is working nearshore structure with good results. To start with, he's catching sheepshead up to 5 pounds on live shrimp. When targeting sheepies on the reefs, Gross likes to use a baited knocker rig.
Along with the sheepies, Gross is catching good numbers of Key West grunts and triggerfish by the same method with impressive numbers of fish coming to the boat.
Moving to the backcountry, Gross is working the flats of Sarasota Bay for spotted seatrout. He likes to use a 1/4-ounce jig head tipped with a new penny MirrOlure Lil John to target these trout. His average catch was slot-sized fish 15- to 20-inches, although his clients reeled in a few bigger ones. While jigging for trout, Gross is also catching pompano and keeper-size flounder.
Around rocks and docks in the bay, Gross is targeting redfish, with live shrimp on a knocker rig which is producing keeper-size fish.
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Monday, 26 September 2011
Have You Ever Wanted to Beat the Piss Out of Your SO's Ex? I Have
I was recently talking to one of my friends about her relationship. She has problems with one of her b/f's friends that is a girl. She was telling me how the girl jumps on him and wraps her legs around him, kisses him on the cheek, grabs on him, and makes bitchy comments to my friend when her b/f is not around. I asked her, "well have you told him all this?" She said she had but that he didn't see it. This girl also had a sexual history with her b/f.
I told her well you've got to make a choice... (a) You confront him again and tell him you're not comfortable with him hanging out with her and if he continues to do it then he might loose you. (b) Pull the girl aside privately and let her know you don't appreciate the way she acts and she needs to be more respectful of your relationship. (c) Just deal with it.
I also told her I would be happy to put the girl in place for her. But my friend is obsessed with getting married so I think for right now she's just going to see what happens.
Anyways that made me think of my relationship now marriage. My husband and I went through a particularly hard patch concerning his ex girlfriend "Debbie." My b/f's cousin had a thing for her and he began inviting her to hang with us. She acted like she was my friend, but I knew she had ulterior motives. She would outright flirt with my b/f right in front of me. Of course, he didn't see it like that. To him, she had "changed" from when they had dated. I call BULLSHIT!
What it boiled down to...she told one of our mutual friends she was hooking up with him in my car behind my back. Who she thought was her friend quickly came over to tell me what this girl had said. I, being 7 months preggo, completely lost it. I called my b/f and told him what I had heard. He not only denied it but then said, "Your friend is lying. Debbie would never make up a story like that." Debbie even called me to say it wasn't true and that our friend had gotten the story mixed up. It had nothing to do with me. But I had had enough. I took my engagement ring off and gave it back. I told him he couldn't have both of us, and if he couldn't make a choice, I would make it for him.
He didn't take me seriously. He thought I was just mad and would get over it until one of his best friends sat him down and said, "Look, man, she's not wearing her ring anymore. If you don't stop hanging out with Debbie you're going to lose her. Is that what you want?" He said nothing was going on with Debbie but that he didn't want to lose me. He ended up ditching being friends with his ex.
Years later she started messaging me saying that they had hooked up and he named our child a name they had picked out to remind him of what he wished he could have, etc. When I showed him this he was amazed. He really had thought she had changed...Now can we say idiot? (oh and I had named our son, not my b/f and when we first got together he had told me names him and his ex had picked out if they ever had kids and our son's name was not one of them.)
But because of this chic and the drama she caused I don't want my husband to have friends that are girls. And it wasn't just her. Every female friend I met of his seemed to be determined to get him to cheat on me or had a reason we shouldn't be together. Was I that awful of a g/f? He basically had to stop having friends that were girls. I never wanted to be the g/f that said who her husband could and couldn't be friends with, but I wasn't willing to deal with the drama. If he couldn't tell what girls were bad apples that he couldn't go trying to pick them.
And I know you might ask...how do you know Debbie was lying and your husband just isn't a douche? Let's just say Debbie is known for doing anything to try to keep a guy...when she found out we were dating, even though they had been broken up for a few months, she tried telling him she was pregnant with his kid. When he told her I was okay with it (which I knew she was lying and just trying to break us up)...she quickly said she had a miscarriage.
Then when her next relationship ended she made up another story that she was pregnant with that guy's kid when she wasn't. So she's known for pushing the truth to try to get her way...but what I want to ask her is, "If he doesn't love you enough to stay with you, why would you want to try to trap him? Having a baby won't make him love you...and really it probably won't make him stay either.
To the point...everything is fine now, but we had to go through hell first. I don't want that for my friend. I told her if she tries to ignore that this chick makes her upset the problem will only get worse. I know she wants to get married, but that doesn't mean you should do that with anyone who is willing. Oh well, we all have to learn from our mistakes, but it all makes me think.
Am I being too demanding by not wanting him to have chick friends? Where do you draw the line? Has something like this happened to you?
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Archbishop Williams High School Performs Original Musical in Spring Production
The AWHS Theatre Ensemble recently hit the stage with an original musical production entitled "This is the Story," written and directed by Theater Director Ms. Susan Picillo.
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Summer Academic Day Camps for kids 6-14
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Ivy Bound is a tutoring/test prep firm in our area. They are offering Academic Day Camps for kids ages 6-14 this summer. Here's how to join.
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Archbishop Williams hosts 4th Annual Area Six Regional Science Fair-Winners announced!
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WebOS, the operating system used in HP's TouchPad tablet, has been sold to LG, which plans to use it in smart TVs. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / August 18, 2011) |
Palm fans will be happy to learn that webOS is alive and kicking and will reportedly be the operating system used by LG in future smart TVs.
According to a CNET report Monday, LG has agreed to purchase the well-regarded but now rarely used operating system from Hewlett-Packard.
WebOS was originally developed by the now-defunct Palm for use in its smartphones. When Palm was purchased by HP, the company said it would use webOS for its mobile efforts, but essentially HP released only the TouchPad tablet, which it quickly stopped selling.
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Since then, we haven't seen much of webOS, but the new deal will transfer webOS' source code, engineers, documents, websites, licenses and patents from HP to LG. And according to CNET, the South Korean tech company will use the operating system for smart TVs.
WebOS "creates a new path for LG to offer an intuitive user experience and Internet services across a range of consumer electronics devices," Skott Ahn, LG's president and chief technology officer, told CNET.
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I just dumped a Google/Verizon/Droid and picked up the Blackberry Bold 9900 by Research In Motion (RIM). Every time I look at this thing I get excited, I guess that would be thrilled, about this new Bold 9900. It's a perfect merging of the iPhone/Android technology with the toughness and durability of my old Blackberry 8520.
I wouldn't hesitate to go out in the parking lot and play football with my old Blackberry that thing was so tough. In Blackberry meetings phone companies used to actually demonstrate this by hurling one at the wall and watching it crack up into all it's parts only to snap it back together and make a call with it. Try that with an iPhone or a Droid. Check to make sure it's insured first.
I had an old Blackberry (I think 8520) when the iPhone came out with pinch zoom, better Internet functions, etc and about 3 years ago I impulsively went out and got a Google Droid.
I can't stand the Droid anymore. Every time it finds a new WiFi network it's trying to dump a back up to a Google server. I don't trust Google and their known controllers.
Every time I reboot the Droid I have to see this evil looking ominous red eyeball which is just a constant reminder we're being watched. Of course Apple has it's own "i" (Eye) phone and EyePads. Are they laughing at how stupid we are?
Here's what I found interesting. It seemed like AT&T tried to sell away from the Blackberry with comments like "they're getting so much bad press". They didn't even have one in stock. I had to wait 2 days to have one FedExed in.
All the bad press, I believe , is simply because the Canadian Company RIM is not an NSA operative and the controlled media has been making an all out assault on RIM trying to put them out of business.
I want to add more to this thread later. I have a lot to say about this new Blackberry Bold 9900.


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Emily Giffin Books
Yay, I finally have time to read. Actually this wouldn't be the first collection that I will be reading this year. Yes, this year, I was able to read 3 books already! YAY for me. And you know that that is? It's the Fifty Shades Trilogy. Yes, I know how controversial that book was but hey, it really id have a nice story to it. And no matter how weird Christian Grey is, he is still very endearing to me and probably to a lot of girls out there because of the way he takes care of Anastacia Steele. But anyway, I'm going back to my roots.
I'm going back to my Chicklit books. Yup, I have them all lined up for me to read. All of these Emily Giffin books. I know that it has been out for a long time but I never got the time to read them because one, I was too busy, two, I was too busy. HAHA. But now, I have figured, that I have to really take time out and start reading again because it was something that I really loved to do eversince I was a little kid. Reading transported me into a different world and allowed me to live out the characters as well.
So anyway, here's my book list line up:
1.) Baby Proof
I am currently reading this book but then I stopped for a bit because the divorce thing really made me sad. I know that I'm weird because I'm letting a book affect me but hey, that's just the way that I am.
2.) Something Borrowed
SomethingBorrowedAbout the Book:
Something Borrowed tells the story of Rachel, a young attorney living and working in Manhattan. Rachel has always been the consummate good girl—until her thirtieth birthday, when her best friend, Darcy, throws her a party. That night, after too many drinks, Rachel ends up in bed with Darcy's fiancé.
Although she wakes up determined to put the one-night fling behind her, Rachel is horrified to discover that she has genuine feelings for the one guy she should run from. As the September wedding date nears, Rachel knows she has to make a choice. In doing so, she discovers that the lines between right and wrong can be blurry, endings aren't always neat, and sometimes you have to risk all to win true happiness. Something Borrowed is a phenomenal debut novel that will have you laughing, crying, and calling your best friend.
3.) Something Blue
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From the New York Times bestselling author of Something Borrowed comes a novel that shows how someone with a 'perfect life' can lose it all—and then find everything.
Darcy Rhone thought she had it all figured out: the more beautiful the girl, the more charmed her life. Never mind substance. Never mind playing by the rules. Never mind karma.
But Darcy's neat, perfect world turns upside down when her best friend, Rachel, the plain-Jane "good girl," steals her fiancé, while Darcy finds herself completely alone for the first time in her life . . . with a baby on the way.
Darcy tries to recover, fleeing to her childhood friend living in London and resorting to her tried-and-true methods for getting what she wants. But as she attempts to recreate her glamorous life on a new continent, Darcy finds that her rules no longer apply. It is only then that Darcy can begin her journey toward self-awareness, forgiveness, and motherhood.
Something Blue is a novel about one woman's surprising discoveries about the true meaning of friendship, love, and happily-ever-after. It's a novel for anyone who has ever, even secretly, wondered if the last thing you want is really the one thing you need.
4.) Love the One You're With
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Ellen and Andy's first year of marriage doesn't just seem perfect, it is perfect. There is no question how deep their devotion is, and how naturally they bring out the best in each other. But one fateful afternoon, Ellen runs into Leo for the first time in eight years. Leo, the one who brought out the worst in her. Leo, the one who left her heartbroken with no explanation. Leo, the one she could never quite forget. When his reappearance ignites long-dormant emotions, Ellen begins to question whether the life she's living is the one she's meant to live. Love the One You're With is a powerful story about one woman at the crossroads of true love and real life.
5.) Heart of the Matter
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Tessa Russo is the mother of two young children and the wife of a renowned pediatric surgeon. Despite her mother's warnings, Tessa has recently given up her career to focus on her family and the pursuit of domestic happiness. From the outside, she seems destined to live a charmed life.
Valerie Anderson is an attorney and single mother to six-year-old Charlie—a boy who has never known his father. After too many disappointments, she has given up on romance—and even, to some degree, friendships—believing that it is always safer not to expect too much.
Although both women live in the same Boston suburb, the two have relatively little in common aside from a fierce love for their children. But one night, a tragic accident causes their lives to converge in ways no one could have imagined.
In alternating, pitch-perfect points of view, Emily Giffin creates a moving, luminous story of good people caught in untenable circumstances. Each being tested in ways they never thought possible. Each questioning everything they once believed. And each ultimately discovering what truly matters most.
6.) Where We Belong
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Marian Caldwell is a thirty-six year old television producer, living her dream in New York City. With a fulfilling career and satisfying relationship, she has convinced everyone, including herself, that her life is just as she wants it to be. But one night, Marian answers a knock on the door . . . only to find Kirby Rose, an eighteen-year-old girl with a key to a past that Marian thought she had sealed off forever. From the moment Kirby appears on her doorstep, Marian's perfectly constructed world—and her very identity—will be shaken to its core, resurrecting ghosts and memories of a passionate young love affair that threaten everything that has come to define her.
For the precocious and determined Kirby, the encounter will spur a process of discovery that ushers her across the threshold of adulthood, forcing her to re-evaluate her family and future in a wise and bittersweet light. As the two women embark on a journey to find the one thing missing in their lives, each will come to recognize that where we belong is often where we least expect to find ourselves—a place that we may have willed ourselves to forget, but that the heart remembers forever.
But I think the biggest hit of them all is Something Borrowed which was also made into a movie in 2009. Check out this trailer here:
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Okay, if this isn't already all over the web it should be, and I'm posting about it anyway because Sony/the agency that did it deserve all the viral marketing they get over this ad.
No CG (well, probably in the transition at the end, but that doesn't count). Lots of bouncy balls. The making-of featurette (on the "Behind the Scenes" page) is worth a look, too… the camera operators are wearing head gear, and there are people with those plexiglass riot shield things. All the cars were props, but in the making of you can still hear alarms going off… I imagine that could be a byproduct of the small earth tremor released by 250,000 balls pelting down a hill.
I'm not in the market for an LCD TV, but… damn. I don't know quite how these things can be technically significantly better than anything else on the market, but I'm now interested to find out. And have a pro-Sony bias, at least for this product (definitely not for their audio equipment or their record label or digital cameras or… the list goes on).
The video is in H.264 format but even the broadband version isn't massive. I dig the music, though.


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Quote:After my rather disappointing Orion SkyView AZ mount and the dreadful SV MG mount, I'm still looking for a good AZ mount. The Desert Sky single head model looks to be well made as does the dual headed version. I've spoken to Raul and he pretty much told me what he manufactures would meet my criteria except with his mount, proper balance needs to be maintained. He did feel that with his mounts there is enough tension to lock them down so I could change out an eyepiece without the scope pitching forward which was the case with the Orion. I never had a chance to test the SV MG mount since it arrived in an unworkable condition forcing me to return it for a refund.So if anyone uses the Desert Sky, I'd appreciate some views on it. Maybe some pictures.Thanks
Quote:I owned the Desert Sky at one time. It was well made, but you did have to lock it down every time you changed an EP. If you don't mind following that routine, then it should work very nicely for you. Cosmetically, you will have no complaints about the mount.
Quote:Any mount lacking slow motion controls that works on the theory of always maintaining proper balance, will need the ability to be locked down while changing out an eyepiece. Then unlocked and rebalanced.


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