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1953 Mercury Monterey Woody Woodie Station Wagon. Excellent. Restored. Retaining its excellent original interior from FoMoCo. Less than 8000 ever produced. History from new.... More
"Vehicle to be offered for Auction sale WITHOUT RESERVE and SOLD to the highest bidder June 20th-22nd at Russo and Steele's inaugural Newport Beach,... More
1991 Mercury Grand Marquis in Excellent ConditionWhite Exterior Gray Cloth Interior V8 Engine with 59000 MilesAutomatic TransmissionCruise ControlPower Window and LocksPower Steering and BrakesPower... More
1967 Mercury Cougar XR7 in Excellent ConditionCougar GT PackageAqua with a White TopAqua Leather interior V8 Engine with 56000 Miles All Original Matching NumbersC6... More
1968 Mercury Parklane Convertible A great start up collector car! Light beige in color with ivory interior. 390 V8 engine with automatic transmission.Power steering... More
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1954 Mercury Monterey Convertible- Fresh frame-off restoration, gorgeous Bittersweet original color, tan top, and matching leather interior, very highly optioned, museum quality, none finer.... More
MERCURY: 1958 Turnpike Cruiser 4-door hardtop, full power, excellent driver, excellent original interior, refurbished brake system and carburetor, everything works, Park Lane rear bumper... More
1965 Mercury Park Lane convertible, excellent condition, 309 eng., auto trans, can be driven anywhere. FM radio, Vogue tires.... More
1951 Mercury Model M74 4 door sedan Completely rebuilt to stock condition of a rust free original 1951 Mercury. Ground up restoration. Rebuilt flathead V8, 3... More
1953 Mercury Monterey Hardtop, full frame off restoration, 2005 chevy 350 crate motor, 350 transmission, 9" ford rear end, power disc brakes in front,... More
Simply amazing all original 1973 mercury marquis brougham,34,924 real miles in mint original condition Documented Miles, unrestored survivor,garage kept,original window sticker,original owners manual,original warranty... More
1971 Mercury Comet, When was the last time you saw a 1971 Mercury Comet like this?....most likely never. This could be the cleanest, lowest mileage... More
Now for something completely different. This is a fully restored 1965 Mercury Comet 404 Wagon in outstanding condition. It features a rust free solid... More
Car being sold at auction on July 20, 2013. No reserve. For more info: vanderbrinkauctions.com or 605-201-7005... More
1955 Mercury Montclair 2 dr hardtop, 312 v8, PS, PB, aftermarket A/C, continental kit, wide whites, and fuzzy dice. Older restoration. Asking $19,500.... More
1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator, This is a true, original 1970 Eliminator. Numbers matching on engine, transmission and rear end housing. Vehicle has had a... More
1957 Mercury Commuter 2 dr hard top wagon, rare 57 mercury 2 door hardtop wagon. with rebuild 312 y block with less then 10,000... More
1967 Mercury Cougar XR7 American ClassicThis classic is a project car and is 75 percent restored.Rebuilt automatic transmissionNew V8 engine with 150 milesNew brakes... More
This 1950 Mercury is body number 118. Very early production. It went in to a garage in 1970 and came out 2013. This Mercury... More
1970 Mercury Cyclone - 26K original miles. One of about 100 of this type made. Hurst shifter, 429 engine, 4 barrel carb. Beautiful condition. VIN OH15N523990.... More
1991 Mercury Capri XR2 Turbo Convertible. This car is like new! Only 8500 miles! Always garage kept. Never seen snow. White with white top and... More
1967 Mercury Cougar American ClassicThis classic has been fully restoredOriginal motor wheels and hubcapsAll matching numbers carDash gauges are in tactPaint is flawlessNever seen... More
1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler 429 2 owners All matching numbers with 55,000 original miles Race red exterior with white graphics and black leather interior... More
1989 Mercury Grand Marquis LSThis American classic currently has 39200 miles and in good conditionAll white exterior with a black top and with a... More
1978 Mercury Marquis 460 auto, black with nice gray vinyl interior in tact, one-owner, not a car for sissys. No access to email, phone... More
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Mercury 1954 Monterey: 49,250 original miles. Original 256 cubic inch Y-block, Merc-o-matic trans and drivetrain. Recent repaint Lakeland blue with excellent original ivory &... More
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1970 Mercury Cougar XR7 convertible, Take a look at this classic beauty!! convertible, 2-door automatic on the floor 351 engine 36,000 original miles garage kept... More
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We at Audrey Magazine are fortunate enough to know and be informed of many inspirational females around the world. In honor of Women's History Month, we decided to share this knowledge with you in order to inspire others to greatness.
To begin, we start with the most powerful Asian American woman in the business world, Indra Nooyi, the current Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Pepsi Co. (Forbes.com)
We're one day behind! To make up for this egregious mistake, we've added two noteworthy photos from the previous day.
1. Steve Aoki (@steveaoki) catches crazy air as he runs away from dinosaurs.
2. Psy (@psy_oppa) meets the greatest saxophone player in the world, none other the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton.
3. Danny (@wiredrebels) from IAMMEDIC (@iammedic) reminds us that it's always nice to receive gifts no matter what season.
4. Joseph Vincent (@josephvincent12) shows his fans the best way to enjoy tree swings.
5. Congratulations to Super Junior who won the highest award from the Golden Disc Awards third time in a row. Photo from no other than Super Junior member Donghae (@donghae861015).
Day 3 of stalking Asian celebrities and we came up with a largely Asian American mix of pictures. It seems celebrities in Asia take Saturday mornings off in the social media world.
1. Jason Chen (@jasondchen) and Joseph Vincent (@josephvincent) go on a man-date together to the #HappiestPlaceOnEarth aka Disneyland.
2. It's always good to see people like Psy (@psy_oppa) working hard on a Friday, especially when all you can do is countdown the hours before your weekend hits.
3. Finally, here's something cringeworthy that woke me up from my end of the day stupor. Posted by one of the "K-town Reality Show" producers, Eddie Kim (@iameddiekim), of comedian Danny Cho (@dannycho).
Today's top cyberstalking social media posts of the day are as follows:
1. This first image is of the legendary DJ DOC (@doc0102) posing with some of the lovely ladies of Girls Generation (@girlsgeneration) who were on his radio show promoting their new single "I Got a Boy" from their fourth full length album.
We are beginning a new series called "Insta-tweetBook of the Day" where we scour the web to bring you the top photo posts of the day from your favorite celebrities all over the world. If you have any suggestions for us, feel free to email (firstname.lastname@example.com), tweet (@audreymagazine), or post on any of our social media outlets!


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No title - MCC touring team departs for West Indies. London Airport.
C/U nose of aircraft. M/S pan up to some members of the MCC team about to depart. M/S members of the cricket team being photographed. C/U Colin Milburn...
We always welcome comments and more information about our films.
All posts are reactively checked. Libellous and abusive comments are forbidden.
"Barrington" is Ken Barrington.
"Graveney" is Tom Graveney.
At 00:21 we see Basil D'Oliveira.
At 00:24 we see John Edrich.
"Parks" is Jim Parks.
"Boycott" is Geoff Boycott.
"Snow" is John Snow.
"Higgs" is Ken Higgs.
"Jones" is Ivor Jones.
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Wi-Fi status is displayed on a Comms Manager line, and you can click on this to search and connect to Wi-Fi, switch on Bluetooth, engage flight mode and so on. Below this, a further row of on-screen buttons allows you to pull up your schedule, tasks or programs. The latter option brings up a more extensive carousel of application icons in the centre of the display, which, again, you can click on to open.
It's all tidily arranged, the icons busy and functional without appearing cluttered. This more visually enticing home screen set-up can fast-track you to many of your key applications without having to negotiate WM's menu system.
Large, well-spaced numberpad with a responsive navpad
In addition, a dedicated messaging button on the side of the phone can take you straight to a new message-writing screen, which you can set up for MMS, SMS or email. There are no dedicated camera buttons – the E72 makes do with a basic two-megapixel shooter for imaging – but there is a button for the voice recorder and voice command options.
You can delve into the full range of features by tapping the Windows Mobile standard Start soft-menu key and negotiating the regular Windows-look menus. Click on icons and you get the austere Windows Mobile list formula to select from sub menus.
Within the BT Fusion set-up, the E72's Wi-Fi set up enables you to connect to make phone calls or get online within range of a suitable BT Fusion broadband hub. The Wi-Fi works well elsewhere too, and it's easy to search for and connect to new hotspots. Mobile Internet Explorer is included which, while not the best around, does the job. You can subscribe to RSS feeds, with a shortcut to these among the home screen options.
Regcast training : Hyper-V 3.0, VM high availability and disaster recovery
crippled win mobile
I'm not sure there's much point in using a Windows Mobile based phone if it doesn't have Office Mobile apps. This sort of phone, price-point and form factor would probably have been best suited to something a lot snappier like a Symbian Series 40 OS, cf. Nokia 6300.
Bit of a miss there!
The software was designed by Microsoft, a company owned by Bill. There's no other reason.
There was a movie made about killing Bill. In fact, there were 2 movies made about killing Bill.
Task manager
Don't know about standard, but in their touchscreen version you can install third party (often free, and very tiny in RAM usage) that closes the applications when the 'X' is pressed.


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SAN DIEGO � Adam Muema rushed for two touchdowns, and Ryan Katz passed for two scores and ran for another to lead San Diego State to a 38-14 victory against Colorado State on Saturday night.
Muema had 105 yards on 14 attempts, and Katz was 16 of 22 passing for 181 yards for the Aztecs (4-3, 2-1 Mountain West), who were not penalized in a game for the first time since 1973.
Conner Smith was 18 of 22 for 165 yards and an interception for the Rams (1-6, 0-3).
SDSU converted all three of Colorado State's turnovers into touchdowns, and scored another TD after the Rams gave the ball up on downs.
On the first play from scrimmage in the second half, Marquise Law fumbled for Colorado State, and Jake Fely recovered for the Aztecs. Two plays later, Katz scrambled to the end zone from 11 yards out to give SDSU a 24-7 lead.
After Derek Largent's interception gave San Diego State the ball at the CSU 33, Katz found Brice Butler for a 15-yard TD pass and a 31-7 advantage.
Largent had two interceptions and Fely two sacks for the Aztecs, who have won seven of the last eight meetings between the teams.
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About GoFit GoFit, founded in 1999, offers a wide variety of innovative home fitness products which use educational content to increase their effectiveness. The DVDs feature wisdom and encouragement from an impressive collection of professional fitness and nutritional experts in the areas of core training, weight resistance, and yoga. GoFit products are available worldwide and in over 3,500 stores nationally.
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I put on a poster show recently. My pal Mika was on hand to film the whole thing and she did such a great job. Check it out here!
I designed the new banners that line the arts corridor of downtown Terre Haute. Very happy to help make my downtown more beautiful.
Illustrated Etymology is a collaborative website dedicated to the illustrated history of words.
I designed and illustrated this gift/frequent customer card for Java Haute. I was really excited to work on this because it is my favorite coffee shop.
XRA Fest is a annual label showcase for a record label based out of Bloomington, IN. I was so happy to be asked to design the poster for this year's event.
A couple of new screen prints I designed about the transition from youth to becoming and "adult".


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Check out Vurtego's Extreme Pogo University
Bruce and Brian Spencer are the founders and, respectively, the Chief Engineer and Chief Test Pilot for Vurtego. Bruce's background as an aerospace engineer for Northrop, working on the F-18 fighter, and then as a firefighter for 28 years, gave him the unique skill set necessary to create the most advanced pogo stick in the industry. Brian's history in sports, marketing and entertainment came together with the founding of Vurtego. He also recently set the world record for height cleared on a pogo stick at 72 inches (he used a Vurtego V1 Pro Pogo).
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How HP Recycles Its Ink Cartridges
Over the last couple of decades it's become easier to recycle almost everything. But even if you're fastidious about sorting your paper, cans, and bottles, you might not have thought too much about what happens to them or other recyclable products once they leave your hands. You can probably imagine without too much trouble what happens to some of them, such as those made of glass or metal, but others might be more difficult to picture.
Take, for example, printer ink cartridges. If you own an inkjet printer, you're undoubtedly aware of how many you go through, and thus what's necessary to dispose of them. Sure, you can just throw them away, but there are potentially more attractive options for both you and the environment. An increasing number of wholesale and office supply stores are providing ways for you to return your empty cartridges to both help out the environment and get in-store discounts. But once you turn over your cartridge, isn't the process of turning it into another one probably pretty complex?
My tour of the 80,000-square-foot plant, which opened in 2001 and received a major expansion in 2009, revealed the three stages through which cartridges pass as they're de-transformed into useful raw materials again. Though humans are involved at every step along the line, most of what happens is highly automated—and because these techniques are proprietary, there's a lot of information my tour guide, Plant Manager Jeff Wirick, wouldn't give me, and I was only allowed to take a limited number of photos. (You can see my approved snapshots in the slideshow.)
But the workflow for the plant looks something like this:
1. Receiving. The logical first step is for HP to actually get the cartridges in house from the various places (such as Staples) that operate on the front lines of the recycling push. Enormous boxes full of sealed envelopes containing anywhere from three to 20 cartridges are located around the receiving area. The senders, however, do not perform any more advanced sorting on the cartridges. HP takes care of all of that here—in fact, it's where the cartridges go next.
2. Sorting. Though in certain circumstances some sorting of the cartridges is done by the people working in receiving, most can be done via elaborate automatic or semi-manual methods. The semi-manual method is used for certain types of cartridges that arrive encased in bags within boxes; the boxes need to be open and the cartridges loaded into a device that splits open the bags to release the contents. (Only about five percent of all cartridges need to be handled in this way.) All eligible cartridges from there, and from the rest of the receiving process, go directly to the automatic sorting machine, which we got to spend some quality time with. Wirick told me it is capable of sorting "tens of thousands an hour" (because the volume can be tied to sales, Wirick said, exact numbers are again hush-hush) of 20 different kinds of cartridges. Cartridges are moved from the receiving area and loaded by the hundreds into a sorting machine that uses a system of four separate conveyor belts to nudge the units into a single-file line. Finally, each cartridge in the lengthy procession is analyzed by a laser and camera to determine its precise make and model, and is blown by a powerful puff of air off the belt and into the appropriate bin to be taken apart. Our guide estimated the automated sorting machine has an accuracy rate of 95 percent.
3. Recycling. Because of the large number of types of ink cartridges HP deals with, a number of different methods are required for taking them apart. In this case, there are three. The "old-fashioned" way, and the certainly the most brute-force of them, is shredding, which is exactly what it sounds like: The cartridges meeting the proper criteria (many smaller ones, often made of polypropylene, or PP) are dumped from one of those bins onto a conveyer, which mechanically separates them and then rips them apart. More complex cartridges (including many constructed from polyethylene terephthalate, or PET) proceed through the newer (as of the last couple of years) and more complicated disassembly process, which HP says recovers 50 percent more plastic than the shredding route. The units are fed by the dozens into a machine that knocks off the cap, pulls out the empty ink-containing foam inside, removes the other in-the-way internals, and then drops the empty plastic hull in a box for easy transport. While I was watching the machine chug away, I noticed that quite a few units (or "bodies") made it to the end of gauntlet with their internal foam intact and in place; even though the machine hadn't been able to completely disassemble them, but it was capable of determining something had gone wrong and redirect these cartridges to a separate container so they could be fed back into the machine for one more go-around. Owing to their more unusual, oblong-shaped design and large labels, some cartridges can't go through this disassembly procedure. So they're "demanufactured": A worker applies a powerful adhesive to a box of cartridges then loads it into a machine that pulls off the top and side of each one, pushes out the ink envelope it contains, and sends the rest of the body on its way.
After the cartridges have been received, sorted, recycled, and shredded, the resulting pieces are rinsed and cleaned before they're transported to Montreal. There, the company Lavergne combines them with local recycled plastic from other sources such as used drinking water bottles, or Virgin plastic in the case of larger LaserJet toner cartridges (which, for the most part, HP does not process at the Smyrna facility I visited), and additional plastic additives to create new cartridges that HP claims are every bit as good as the originals. (Okay, one of our contacts actually said they were even better than the originals, but we're just a bit skeptical about that.) HP customers then return those cartridges once they've been used up, and... Well, you get the idea.
Although it seems unlikely on the face of it, HP representatives insist that even factoring in the transportation costs their recycling program has a lesser environmental footprint than creating entirely new cartridges. Because none of the cartridge parts is discarded along the way, HP calls this its "Closed-Loop" recycling system. HP estimates that since the instigation of the HP Planet Partners program in 1991, when outside companies (such as Staples and others) in more than 50 countries and territories teamed up with HP to provide easy-to-find outlets for recycling cartridges. No cartridges or parts from them that are returned as part of this program end up in landfills, but if HP's estimates about its numbers are correct they do have an impact: Some 446 million ink cartridges have been returned, and that more than 2 billion new cartridges have been created from closed-loop recycled content. HP also estimates that, in 2011 alone, 28.6 million pounds of recycled plastic were used in new ink cartridges.
HP is already planning on incorporating an autofeed system for its disassembly machines, new separation technology for use in the closed-loop PP program, and metal hydride lights in the plant to reduce overall energy usage by 82 percent. (Skylights already reduce the need for some electricity-based lighting, at least during the daytime hours—the plant runs 24 hours a day.)
Check out the slideshow for exclusive photos from our tour, and additional details about HP's recycling process.
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fashion meets function for a Happy New YOU!!
10 ŌĆō fashion meets function: a yoga bag that actually fits your entire mat, towel, water bottle, life.
9 ŌĆō Klean Kanteen – I have this in taupe (very OPI ŌĆ£you donŌĆÖt know JacquesŌĆØ), white, black and orange. I never leave home without it and my traveler tea mug. Stay hydrated in style.
8 ŌĆō lululemon wunder-unders ŌĆō for the gym, yoga, and worn as ŌĆ£snuggerŌĆØ leggings, they come in full length and cropped styles.┬Ā Reese Witherspoon wore hers jogging with new fianc├® Jim Toth.
7 ŌĆō stylish workout top – I love a looser top over fitted tanks and tights. Metallics and rich purple are my favorites as my bottoms are always black. This metallic purple's at the top of my wish list.
6 ŌĆō Cropped Sweatpants – thereŌĆÖs something about cropped sweatpants that makes them feel a bit more presentable than their full-on ankle or floor-grazing siblings. And of course, everything on the bottom looks better in black. Worn to and from the gym with runners, ballerinas, flips or UGGs ŌĆō you can run your errands in style.
5 ŌĆō bright workout jacket ŌĆō orange is my new pink. I canŌĆÖt get enough. Gray was my color of 2010, orange and purple are currently tied for 2011. I love them together, against turquoise (no Miami Dolphins shout out intended) ŌĆō or popping against charcoal or black. Unexpected perfection.
4 ŌĆō Inspiring gym bag - the right gym bag will call to you to use it. I love my m0851 and LeSportsac weekenders, but Tory BurchŌĆÖs nylon Palma must be noted. It can be as fun as purse shopping.
3 ŌĆō Zippered Sweatshirt – this comfy hoodie wears like a military jacket yet feels like comfy cotton. Worn over wunder under or Nike crops itŌĆÖll hold your style for hours with perfect button-zipper-clad detail. If you're going away for a weekend and need one caus-chic outer layer, this is it.
2 ŌĆō motivating sports watch – time to get a move on. Literally. Wearing a sporty-chic watch will keep you moving fashionably. Michelle Obama's a fan of purple plastic watches sporty statement.
1 ŌĆō Nike crops – BEST. CROPS. EVER. IŌĆÖve religiously worn Nike running capris since high school. They snug, flatter, wick away sweat and last forever. ┬ĀIŌĆÖm also a fan of similar styles by lululemon, The North Face, and Adidas (Stella McCartney for Adidas has mastered this look) but NikeŌĆÖs #1.
"You either worked out today, or you didn't." get it done in style.
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There are wolves, they would say. And there are stories about wolves and girls. Girls in red. All alone in the woods. About to get eaten up. Wolves and girls. Both have sharp teeth.
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I outlived all the men who raised me. I stayed young while they faded and died from bullets and disease, or old age. You forget so much. You forget them. Friends. Family. You put aside what can't be changed. Like death.
— Black Widow; The Name of the Rose
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Killing people is easy. Making them suffer is an art.
Black Widow #5
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My only complaint is these restraints. I'd like them a little tighter, please.In 1999, Gail Simone, with the help of a few other fans, compiled a list of female characters who had been raped, killed, tortured, depowered as a plot device within superhero comics. She called it, "women in refrigerators." You see: violence against women is far more likely to have a sexual context than the gobs and gobs of violence against men in superhero comics. Sometimes it's even drawn to titillate— I'm reminded of Ultimate Wasp's cannibalized corpse, her still-perky breasts.
Women in refrigerators is a memification of the superheroic glass ceiling. With one obvious exception, the most a superheroine can hope for, thanks to factors of history, is the upper B-list. Any reader will tell you: that's where comic book characters go to die. Characters who are well-liked but don't sell comics on a regular basis are the perfect crossover-fodder, see also the curse of the Giffen League. That's why, when it comes to summer blockbuster finale deaths, Steve Rogers became a saint and Janet Van Dyne (my personal top Avengers leader) became an afterthought. Basically, Women in Refrigerators is a memetic way of saying that women will be harmed in service to a male-driven narrative far more often than a female-driven narrative will throw dudes under the bus.
I repeat what you probably already know because Marjorie Liu decided to put Natasha in a refrigerator. And she didn't go halfsies: she put Natasha naked tied-up in the hands of the enemy. Inside a refrigerator.
Let's talk about Natasha's shift in civilian costuming between Iron Man 2 and the Avengers. In IM2 it was all expensive looking dresses and button-up blouses, tailoring and sophistication. In the Avengers, she preferred jeans-and-leather-jacket ensembles. This change up makes sense when you remember that in Iron Man 2 Natasha was dressing a part, to fit into the rich and famous world of Stark Industries. The later stuff is probably more indicative of MCU Natasha's personal sense of style.
There's a real problem that extends across spandex universes where people look at the costume and then try to transfigure it into something not quite a costume, and that is what our heroes wear in their day to day life. The Black Widow outfit is tight and black, ergo Natasha is condemned to a lifetime of leather pants and weird hourglass corsets. Nevermind that for many characters costumes represent true alter-egos, ways to express personality traits that they must repress in their workaday lives, nevermind that I'm pretty sure Spider-man's costume is also tight and he's not dressed perpetually for jazzercise. But, you know, Captain America is always wearing a blue shirt with a white star on it, Clint Barton can't say no to purple. It's all very literal and it results in some laughably terrible hero fashion.
But if you go beyond "it's tight! and it's black!" you can get actual hints as to Natasha's maybe aesthetic. Her costume, and the clothing she wears, are simple and no-frills and give her plenty of space to hang a weapon.
so the other movie I finally watched this weekend wasBridesmaidsand this is the result.


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Why do the protesters look so sad and the bacon eaters look so happy? Maybe they need to eat some bacon.
Ugh. Enough with the faux-HDR photography. Ugly!
I remember when Wesport, was a nice place to go, but now I am scared to go there at night. Oh and I am African american.
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Better, yet...............go visit a prison.................there's some true art.
You actually call that art work? I'm coming to KC this weekend and am so not getting my tatoos like I planned. Lousy lousy lousy work!!!! Pick up a tat magazine some time and then you will see what true art work is...........
This is beyond ghetto.................Westport used to be a nice place..............think I'll just stick with the classiness of getting a beer at a friend of family's house while we're BBQing............lot more fun than handing out with KIDS who are TRASHY!!!!! Guess since the Pitch has now shown how ghetto Westport really is.............it's going to get worse.
This is a horrible slideshow. Whoever went out and obtained this garbage should bee fired. Westport is full of plenty of great places including bars, restaraunts, street venders, dance clubs, coffe houses, concert halls, vintange and modern hotels. This part of the K.C. area is very diverse and cultured. There is something for everyone down there. This sequence of pics poorly display anything as mentioned previously. I saw nothing in there that says this was westport beside the police on horseback and the van. Other than that that could have been anywhere. Where was the photos of buildings and artwork? Better yet someone tell me why all the photos have police in them or someone crazy looking. This person mus have been drunk themselves when the went down there. I myself visit frequently and enjoy all the great restaraunts from greek to a good ol'burger or even a nice pizza from emo's. Always music somewhere and a friendy person to chat with or even hve a drink. Those gorillas, crazies and cops make up like 2% of a night in Wesport.
didn't know it was that dark in westport or fat n ugly.
What an endless parade of human debris. I think I'll stay in the Kansas burbs. No 10% tax on restaurants or bars there, either.
Explain to me what is NSFW about this. The only thing close are the last pic with the gorgeous nubian princess in the skirt spanking the pantsless one, you see worse on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
F'n Ghetto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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what tha f**k? hell s**t
get those animals off those horses. signed crass rads in for a sack
Why have a music show case you host in Westport, if this area is so bad? These pictures show a VERY skewed view and harm local businesses in the area. I had a better opinion of you, Pitch. Its disgusting that you did this to your own city.
These tattoo are not only the beautiful craftsmanship of talented artists, but display a commitment to the field and to life that none of the commentators here have ever experienced. I would hardly say that an art performed for over 5000 years is a "hipster fad." Don't like em? Stay in the burbs. We moved to the city for a reason. How can having a one of a kind original art piece that is excruciatingly painful to apply (I should know) make you a sheep in the flock? Mirrors are wonderful things. Next time you go to express your opinions on other people's personal choices (which, by in turn, have zero effect on you, your life, your children's life, your 14 cats' lives, etc) stop and take a look at yourself. And your haircut. I bet it's decades out of date right along with your ideas. Gorgeous pictures, Michael, as always.
Yeah this happens, but stupid stuff happens all over the city. I live in this area and wonder why most of these pictures seem to have been taken within a one block strip between America's Pub and Kelly's and only focusing on one side of the street of that one block. Why is this such a skewed image of the district rather than also including pics of the locals having a good time at the Foundry, McCoy's, One80, Harry's, 303, etc etc.? I guess those pics weren't sensational enough and didn't follow the theme that Westport is trashy...
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1 extra large egg
1/4 cup onion, chopped (optional)
1/3 cup buffalo wing sauce
4 hamburger buns, split and toasted
3 out of 3 people in my home loved these so i have to give them a 5-star rating!!! WE didn't change much about the recipe. We did NOT mix the bleu cheese into the meat, we didn't have onion so we used onion and garlic powder and I used about 1-2 tbsp. of buffalo sauce instead of 1/3 cup. The mixture seemed too mushy to add all of the liquid. I also let the mixture stand in the fridge for a bit before forming the patties, so they could set up a little. I think this was an important step. We grilled the chicken patties, grilled the buns, sprinkled the bleu cheese crumbles on top of the cooked patties and squirted more sauce on the buns. Dip in Ranch if you want to be really bad. All in all, I wasn't too sure about my first go-round with ground chicken, but these were MUCH better than expected and will be made again.
This recipe was ok. The ground chicken just didn't mesh with the other ingredients. The next time I made it I used real half chicken breasts for these burgers and adding some melted jack or mozzerella cheese to it. Much better!
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Hands down, prepare it this way and you will love it! Make two small patties and place a wad of blue cheese crumbles in the middle. This will prevent the blue cheese from burning away like it does when mixed into the meat mixture. When cooking, the blue cheese flavor will melt throughout. Also, pair it will the "Texas Slaw" by: CINP on this site. Great with or without a bun! Trust me on this! : )
These turned out pretty good for something different but I wouldn't serve them for company. I used the log ground turkey from Aldi (1.19 for a lb). I also added some poultry seasoning for a little more flavor. I followed the advice of the reviewers and made 8 patties with the blue cheese in the middle. Then I froze them on wax paper for 15 minutes or so for easier grilling. I topped these with letttuce and wing sauce mixed with mayo for a condiment. If I make these again I would make them the same way but also add extra blue cheese as a topping (I couldn't really taste it)
o yum! i changed these a little, and with my changes i felt these were 5 star quality. i subbed jalapeno cheddar for the bleu cheese, added ranch dressing to the burgers, upped the wing sauce to 2/3 cup, and added an egg to help hold it together better. these were soooo stinkin good! i mixed ranch dressing with hot sauce and slathered that on top, as well as some shredded jalapeno cheddar, lettuce, and tomato. i will make these again for sure, thanks!!
These burgers were a hit with my kids...not so much with my husband. The flavor was outstanding...texture a little soft. Very important to chill mix before cooking. I also coated them in breadcrumbs before frying so they held together better.
I did half the blue in and half on the bun after. Drenched in buffalo sauce after cooking. Seasoned salt and pepper before cooking.
Absolutely loved these burgers. Tasted like hot wings on a bun! Used Franks Red Hot Buffalo Wing sauce (not the original kind). I added extra blue cheese on top, and made a nice spicy sauce with Mayo & the hot wing sauce. Topped with fresh tomatoes, lettuce, and onion. Will make many more times in the future!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Buffalo Blue Cheese Chicken Burgers
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 4 Amount Per Serving Calories: 489 Calories from Fat: 130
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I have no words to express my contempt for this rat-faced commie. Well, I do, but they would probably get me banned.
Bastardi is of course right.
Trucker Observation: OMG. Please lord before these hearing will somebody take this man to a Walgreens and buy him a Conair Nose & Ear Hair Trimmer ... please note that Obama refers to Waxman as my hairy ape friend from the great State of California.
Caught Bastardi on FNC yesterday and he basically said the recent screed by Al Gore just showed Mr. Gore knows NOTHING about the weather and is an embarrassment to weather educated folks everywhere....
Another poster boy for term limits, and intelligence minimums before being elected.
To follow the model set by the White House response to the Libya attack, we need to wait about eight weeks AFTER Sandy before we hold any hearings. Then we can assign a blue ribbon commission that reports back in a few years.What? Mother nature needs to be investigated? But the lyin', thievin' Obama Administration doesn't?
The earliest blizzard in West Virginia history proves global warming
Trying to stay relevant, Henry? They won't call Bastardi to testify--he knows too much. They'll call some of Gores buddies. You know, dentists, beach bums, movie stars, and the like, people who can't even spell meteorology.
Hold hearings about Benghazi first, pigman!
As a meteorologist/climatolgist for 36 years now, all I can say is Joe is a real treasure. Glad his voice has media access. Of course, he's absolutely right. First of all, hurricane occurances have absolutely nothing to do with "climate change", whether naturally occuring or anthropogenic. In fact, we have been through several years of low hurricane activity recently. The fact that the one that did affect the US this year fell upon the most populated mid-Atlantic states is strictly an act of chance. These climate opportunists simply saw this high visiblity event to continue their money-making climate change rant. Despicable.Girl's Hubby
Rush named this buffoon Nostrilitis and ever since that's all I think of when I see the nose hair long enough to braid and hear or read the snotty thoughts that spew out of his gargantuan nose. Someone, anyone, please. Take this off the deep end RAT somewhere and tape him to a chair, gag him, cut his nose hair, and then put him on a raft without a motor and send him on his way to cross the ocean without a motor. He has enough hot air to propel him that it shouldn't be a problem.
Every hurricane is terrible to the people that it hits. Hurricane Sandy was no different from any other hurricane in that respect.By historical standards, Hurricane Sandy was a relatively minor hurricane (Category 1 when it made landfall). What made it so damaging was where it made landfall - a very high population area with a high density of oceanfront development.It has been over seven years since a Category 3 or greater hurricane has made landfall in the U.S. This is the longest period of no major hurricanes since we began measuring them.We are constantly told that the past 10 years of mild summers and hard winters is not evidence against Global Warming. We are also told that the seven year stretch with no major hurricanes is also no evidence against Global Warming. The fact that every Global Warming model ten years ago predicted annual increases in warming and annual increases in the rate and intensity of hurricanes is irrelevant.And yet, every time there is a hurricane or any other extreme weather event (which we naturally have all the time somewhere in the world) it is immediately proclaimed as yet more proof of Global Warming.It is almost certain that the next seven years will have more severe hurricanes than the last seven. It is simply the law of averages. It is also certain that every hurricane will be proclaimed as proof of Global Warming. It is simply the law of Global Warming politics.
1. Put a line item in the Federal budget [once we start using them again]. Budget $500 a year for Waxman's "hearings." Period.2. Any parent knows kids will pick their noses. At least show your kids a picture of Waxman and warn them not to use their thumbs.
I saw Joe Bastardi (who really should change his name) on Fox last night, and he demolished the global warming argument with historical facts.He could have, with enough time, also explained that the destruction over the century from storms has increased because stupid people want to build in flood/oceanfront areas, and stupid government created flood insurance so the rest of us could pay for their stupidity.
Didn't the global warmongers tell us after Katrina that we should expect 5-10 storms of that magnitude or greater every year? Did that happen? No! So why should I believe them on this?
Ah, yes. The global warming predictions of Nostrildumass. Now, THERE'S something concrete we can pin our energy policy to!
Anagram for global warming: limo gang brawl.
I think Al Bore should blame it on the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy and Romney's Global Warming
Absolutely incredible- Hurricanes have been around since - well, forever. And, one hits NY, a very rare occurrence, and suddenly, the Green Commies see an opportunity to revive their lies and strangle hold on our national energy situation which is on it's death bed now! The real investigation should be why Waxman et al are mooching up to the Saudis and Iranians for more importation of oil, making us ever more and more dependent for this critical resource from our swon enemies!
Been pretty sweet to remember that Nostrildamus has been relegated to back-bench status since the 2010 election,instead of being in the cat-seat, along with Nasty Nancy and the rest of the commy stooges.
By all means hold the hearings. Begin them with a presentation of the latest report from the Climate Research Unit showing no warming for the last 17 years. Gee if there is no warming, how can you blame anything on warming....
Waxman, hold a hearing on the hot air that emanates from that ugly nose of yours!
50 years ago, those idiots would be walking the streets of New York holding up signs reading''Repent, the end is near''.
I realize insurance will not pay for plastic surgery, but in the case of Henry Waxman an exception is called for.
Go trim your nose hair Henry.
Don't waste taxpayer money on phony global warming. Spend it on a Benghazi investigation.
The only warming is your fat head in a pan of grease used to pay off cronies! (greasing their palms...)
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