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The last decade has seen Japan become more aggressive in settling its trade disputes through the WTO process whereas previously it prefered settling such disputes more informally on a bilateral basis. In The Politics of WTO Dispute Settlement, Keisuke Iida demonstrates how and why this transformation has taken place. Professor Iida argues that though Japanese trade policy has become qlegalizedq it remains distinct from US or the EU where trade laywers are in the driving seat of dispute settlement. Instead, Japan has pursued what might be called qtactical legalizationq, borrowing expertise, information and leverage from the private sector, foreign lawyers and the other major trading partners such as the EU in particular. The book demonstrates in detail how the multilateral trade system and the trade policy of major trading nations, including that of Japan, interact to increase or restrain the qlegalizationq of the world trading system.In 1994, sales of Toyota vehicles in Brazil totaled 2, 100 units of the Corolla, 2, 100 units of the Hilux pickup truck, and 3, 600 units of the Land Cruiser four-wheel- drive. Toyota ... Companies eligible for the plan needed to pay only half the regular tariffs on their finished vehicle exports to Brazil. ... 17 aToyota Set to Launch Output in Brazil in a#39;97a, Jiji Press Ticker Service (Jiji hereafter), November 24, 1995.
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"Hi Stacy. I enjoy following your travels and respect your advice. I have just purchased a 2 year old paint horse that I plan to show. It seems there are a variety of opinions as to how soon to ride or work a young horse. I would greatly appreciate your input."-Marie B
The biggest thing to keep in mind is that each horse in an individual. If you watch Stacy's Video Diary: Jac, I started him when he was a two year old. He was a Quarter Horse…but that doesn't mean that all Quarter Horses could be started at that age. The bone development, family history, bloodlines, and the amount of work that will be required all play a part in making the decision.
"Hi Stacy! I have a question that has been subject to many arguments between my mom and I. I have a 2.5 yr old QH filly that I recently started under saddle. She had all ground work done when I started her and she is a very mellow minded girl. My mom believes 2 is too early to start them and is concerned about her joints and I was wondering about your opinion on the best age to start a horse since I have never started a horse or raised a young horse? At the moment I am just doing light trail rides, no longer than 15 minutes on flat ground, with her twice a week. And note that she is around 14.3hh and is a brick house, weighing close to 1000#s. 🙂 Thank you so much in advance for an advice you can give." H. H.
The answer to this question is found in the blog: What is the best age to start a horse?
"Hi Stacy, just wondering what age you start training horses. I have a foal who will turn 2 in January. I am trying to sort out a training plan and am wondering how many hours a day or week you would spend on training. Also what you would do regards to training a foal. A lot of people have told me to just leave her alone until she is 3 because she will be a dangerous horse if I start to early. She can be quite cheeky while in the paddock tending to the other horses while feeding out hay, but I just ignore that. Maybe I shouldn't have her running with the other horses??? Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated." -Brenda W
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"I have an 18 mo old colt and hope he'll make a great kid pony in a few years. He's currently 12.2 hh and 500lbs, so I don't expect him to get very big. What can I do with him on the ground over the next few years to get him ready to ride? When the time comes to saddle and ride him, how do I go about that, with him being so small?"-Ariella G.
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Top 40 Nutrition Blogs
Here are our picks for 2012 Top 40 Nutrition Blogs. Please enjoy! Here at The Institute for the Psychology of Eating, we're on a mission to forever change the way the world understands food, body and health.
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1. A Nutritionist Eats – Emily is a nutritionist whose philosophy on food is built around the idea that you can eat what you want, as long as you remember one key: All things in moderation.
2. Balanced Bites – Learn how to manage your blood sugar, food allergies, hormones and digestive health with holistic nutritionist Diane Sanfilippo and nutritional therapy practitioner Liz Wolfe.
3. WebMD Food & Nutrition – WebWD's Real Life Nutrition blog offers advice and commentary on ways to improve your family's daily health and nutrition.
4. Sarah Remmer.com – Sarah Remmer RD gives nutrition advice that focuses on Moms, expectant Moms and growing families.
5. Dietriffic – Dietriffic offers information and advice on an expansive array of topics relating to food, nutrition, and healthy, happy living.
6. Your Health is on Your Plate – Dr. Roxanne Sukol shares knowledge she's gained throughout the last 15 years teaching about health and medical issues. Her mission is to improve preventative care and health literacy.
7. Eat Drink Better – Get tips and recipes for eating vegan, gardening and more at Eat Drink Better. The blog also offers articles on current food policies.
8. Eat Without Guilt – Eat Without Guilt is written by Dinneen Diette who struggled with her weight for many years. Now she aims to help women around the world learn to love what they see in the mirror and find peace with food.
9. The Ethicurean – Learn about food politics and current trends with in-depth articles.
10. Food Insight Blog – Published by the International Food Information Council Foundation, this blog aims to bring you science-based information on health, nutrition and food safety.
11. Food Politics – Learn about current political food issues from author, scholar and professor Marion Nestle.
12. Fooducate – Written by the father of three toddles, Fooducate is a personal exploration to try to make sense of what you should and should not eat off the grocery store shelves.
13. Healthy Fellow – Healthy Fellow explores natural health remedies. If you've ever wondered about natural ways of improving your health, the author encourages you to email in your questions.
14. Living Healthy in the Real World – Written by a health writer, these articles compile information gained from healthcare and nutritional professionals.
15. Rebecca Thinks… – A registered dietitian's advice on how to live a healthier lifestyle.
16. Ask Amy – An accompaniment to Kindred Nutrition's professional nutrition services.
17. Nutrition U – After surviving cancer, Paula Martinac found strength through nutritional healing and complementary treatments. Now she looks to help others feel stronger, calmer and more energized.
18. A Sprinkle of Sage – A Sprinkle of Sage is written by a a dietitian and communications consultant to share personal knowledge from her own weight struggles and professional experiences.
19. Food Facts – Food Facts explores what's really inside our food.
20. BVMRD – Begin to decipher why you chose to eat the foods that you do, and then learn how to become an "intuitive eater."
21. The cHealth Blog – Published by the Center for Connected Health, Dr. Joseph Kvedar questions the traditional methods of healthcare delivery.
22. Fit to Eat – Professor and nutrition consultant Christine Rosenbloom works with adults to promote healthy living.
23. David Grotto – Learn about common nutrition and health concerns from the founder of a nutrition consulting firm.
24. Diabetic Mediterranean Diet – Written for people with diabetes, prediabetes, and metabolic syndrome by an internal medicine doctor who was searching for ways to help his diabetic patients.
25. Eating Simple – Gain some perspective on food and nutrition through the eyes of Brenna, a dietitian with an appetite for all things delicious and interesting.
26. Eat Simply – Break through all the confusing messages and learn how to decipher labels and eat well.
27. First Step Nutrition – Food and eating advice for your family from a registered dietitian and mother of two.
28. Foodwise Nutrition – Foodwise Nutrition has healthy recipes for every occasion. They also provide a unique perspective on commonly discussed issues in the nutrition world.
29. Corinne Dobbas: Eat, Love, Live, Thrive – This dietitian's philosophy is: "Treat food and you right and food will do you well."
30. Guys and Good Health – This blog is just two regular guys talking about food, exercise and men's health. It's a personal blog written to help regular guys who are trying to live and eat healthy.
31. Summer Tomato – This blog was selected as TIME Magazine's 50 Best Websites of 2011. It's creator, Darya Pino PhD, offers tips on healthy eating, especially in urban areas.
32. Market Basket Nutrition – Cindy Silver believes in simplicity, sustainability and home cooking. Check out her great advice!
33. Maya Nahra – Maya is a behavioral nutrition expert and her slogan is 'Shifting the diet mindset for extraordinary living'. This is something we endorse! Check her out for more advice on improving your relationship with food and eating.
34. My New Roots – Recipes and cooking tips from a holistic nutritionist and vegetarian chef.
35. Nutrition Designs – Tiffany shows you simple ways to improve your daily diet. She is a wife, mother and registered dietitian who offers delicious recipes & asks the questions that need to be asked,
36. The Nutrition Diva – The Nutrition Diva shares tips, recipes, and advice to help you navigate the nutrition world for yourself.
37. NutritionExpert.com – Mitzi Dulan provides recipes and advice for burning calories and eating well.
38. Primal Toad – Go back to our ancestral primal living with this blog. Articles focus on living and eating like our hunter-gatherer ancestors (only with a modern day, healthy/nutrition focused spin)
39. Susan Mitchell – Dr. Susan Mitchell shares advice through her nutrition podcast and blog.
40. Apple a Day Nutrition – Recipes and nutrition tips from a foodie mom/dietitian.
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Banish from your head those sepia newspaper photos of massed men in matching hats. Forget, for a moment, the bellow of the grand oratorical leader. May Day in New York City was not like 1912. Instead, picture if you can a swarm of flying pickets darting from the New York Times building to Disney to Wells Fargo Bank. Imagine the benches of Madison Square Park spilling over with teachers and students human-microphoning free college classes in the open air. At Union Square, people from the South Bronx–based Green Worker Cooperatives played a group board game, "Co-opoly," on a blanket. Cheerful hoodie-wearers whizzed past on bikes.
"I've no idea what's going on," said Carmen, a unionized postal worker on her afternoon delivery rounds, "I'm working." Detective Schultz of the Bronx Warrant Squad was working too: "My assignment was to follow that brass band…but I'm part of the 99 percent."
Welcome to May Day in New York 2012. Chaotic, creative, inchoate, diffuse. Was it a glimpse of what post-industrial solidarity just might look like in the century ahead? Or another display of what remains, when organized worker power has been wiped out?
What's next, or what's left? It was both.
New York certainly wasn't Madrid or Athens or Jakarta. In those and other cities, union leaders and their allies turned out hundreds of thousands of people on Tuesday to oppose austerity, demand decent wages and send a message to their politicians. In those cities, and in eighty other countries, May 1 is officially marked as International Workers Day. Not here. So it's no small thing that this May 1 in Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Chicago, New York and scores of other places, tens of thousands of Americans picketed businesses, blocked intersections, held teach-ins, sang and took to the streets.
Still, the crowd was pretty sparse soon after noon in Union Square. Cathy Lebowitz joined two women who—together—were holding up a tabletop display about solidarity economics. Lebowitz, a writer and an editor for an influential arts magazine, could do with some help. She hasn't seen a pay raise in four years, yet her workload has quadrupled since 2008. The same was true for her entire office, she said. "Everyone feels at the limits of what they can do. We're too tired to start a union. But here at least we can connect," she said.
A new proletariat demands new organizing tactics, said Professor David Harvey. Harvey's been teaching Karl Marx's Capital for over forty years at the City University of New York. "Lenin talked about revolutions as festivals of the people," he gestured at the crowd—behold a festival!
It was certainly closer to a festival than what some had called for, namely a general strike. With no base in a physical workplace, no organizing history or even many relationships with workers of the traditional sort, Occupy's a long way from shutting down or seizing a plant. On the other hand, the labor movement's not equipped to do that, either. After half a century of capital backlash, union membership stands at roughly 8 percent of the private workforce and collective bargaining in the public sector is under attack. "The labor movement doesn't have the power it had in the 1930s, so we need another kind of power, not instead of it, but alongside of it," said Harvey. Put another way, inventive, creative community coalitions are what remains in the wreckage of globalization, mechanization and the assault on labor rights.


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People all over the country have tried to keep Walmart out of their neighborhoods, but last week — with Election Day looming — we threw a party and welcomed another Big Box to town.
One day after challenger Colin Martin let the news out of the bag, Mayor Teresa Tomlinson grabbed the microphone and announced that Wally World will build a supercenter at the former site of Baker High School.
Just what we need. Another place to buy skim milk at 3 in the morning. But by the impressive turnout of politicians at the announcement you would have thought we had landed a high-tech outfit from Silicon Valley.
I get it. South Columbus has been yearning for a major retailer for years and 300 new jobs is always helpful. But there's more to this story.
Ten years ago, people in another part of town tried to block a new Walmart. When their fight against what became the Gateway store made it to Columbus Council, company officials promised representatives of the south side that someday they would get one.
It's finally coming but not everyone is overjoyed, starting with often-sensitive graduates of Baker High, whose school closed its doors in 1991. Alumni like Ismael "Ish" Nazario feel like someone hit them in the gut.
"We had been hearing that Walmart was coming for two years, but we hoped it was just a rumor. That's a historical site. It deserves more than a Walmart. We're hurt and disappointed," he said.
Nazario also questions the timing. Five days before Tuesday's simmering mayoral election, rumors were confirmed. "It's like they're saying: Look what we did, just before Election Day."
The area near Victory Drive needs a boost, but do we need another Walmart? We already have five stores in Columbus and Phenix City, not counting Sam's Club. Another one will likely put the Buena Vista Road location in jeopardy.
But beyond the numbers are raw emotions. Baker High folks are sad. It stings that a soulless store will be built where they made so many memories. Joni Mitchell summed up their feelings in song:
Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
Till it's gone
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Andrea Bocelli Quotes About HeartQuotes about: Heart
If you could have the arms of Hercules, legs as swift as the wind. If you could leap shoulder high above the rim, have the kick of a dolphin, the reflexes of a cat. If you could have all these, you would have the body, you would have the tools. But you would not have greatness until you understand that the strongest muscle is the heart. To me, that's the soul of the Olympic Games.
I listen to music every day for study reasons, and I confess that I have very little knowledge of what is going on in the hit parades around the world. I have no prejudices for any kind of music genre, and I listen with pleasure to many songs on the radio that my children already know of by heart, while I hear them practically for the first time.
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Don't sniff out flu advice online this winter: Health experts warn
An increasing number of Australians are sniffing out flu advice on the internet and on social media, prompting warnings from health experts about the dangers of self-diagnosing and treating illnesses online.
Research by Medibank indicates increasing numbers of people are going online for health advice, and with call volumes related to colds and flu already trending higher this year than for 2013, there are concerns more Australians won't be getting the right information about how to prevent or treat winter illness.
Medibank's Chief Medical Officer, and former GP, Dr Ian Boyd said the tips, advice and sheer amount of information online was confusing, and urged anyone needing advice on how to prevent or treat colds and flu to get professional advice from a credible, reputable source.
"A simple web search for cold and flu advice comes up with a range of different symptoms and cures - some sites even warn of the dangers of flu shots, while others offer less than conventional advice on how to ward off the common cold," Dr Boyd said.
"Preventing and treating these ailments is not rocket science, but people need to get trusted medical advice, and make sure that if their symptoms do persist to make an appointment to see a real-life doctor."
Dr Boyd said the best advice when it came to colds and flus this winter was prevention.
"Simple yet effective measures are the best cure for winter ailments - and the flu vaccine is one of the most successful," Dr Boyd said.
"And don't believe the online myths associated with the vaccine such as it can cause you to get the flu, and that you'll still be protected from last year's shot."
Dr Boyd's Fast Flu Facts:
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� Plenty of bed rest, fluids, and paracetamol to relieve the symptoms of cold and flu are the best treatment.
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When Bongeziwe Mabandla surfaced with his debut album in 2012 he was hailed as the new face of Afro-Folk, effortlessly able to entwine Xhosa lyrics with traditional music and folk stylings to create something uniquely captivating. In the five years that have passed since Umlilo's release, he's amplified his already considerable gifts, with tours to Australia, Asia and Canada, appearances at several international and national festivals and an invigorated approach to songwriting that's adding elements of spirituality and forward-looking creativity to his unique musical mix. The result of all of this is Mabandla's second album – the first through a new deal with Universal Music. Titled Mangaliso (meaning "marvel" or "miracle"), it's a worldclass record that confirms he's among the most purposeful and gifted artists working in South Africa today. Among the highlights are first single, "Ndokulandela", a hypnotic song that showcases Mabandla's meditative, yet powerful, voice, "Bawo Wam" which carries with it the spirit of the ancient on a song built around a distinctively modern beat-heavy groove and "Khaya", a track that reveals Mabandla's guitarwork as among the most lyrical South Africa has produced. Mangaliso was produced by Tiago Correia Paulo (Tumi and the Volume; 340ml) who also features, along with Mike Wright (Zebra & Giraffe), in the live band that will be touring with Mabandla during 2017. "Ndokulandela", the first single off Mangaliso is now available on iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play and Deezer.
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|28 Feb 2014
Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
Let us know when you`ve activated windows with the key you got online.
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|01 Mar 2014
That's the same disc you used for the install you originally asked about?
It sounds like you used an upgrade disc to do a clean install, is this what you did? YES
What did you purchase? An upgrade or full version? I thought is was a full version but it wasn't.
It might be easier if you just pointed us to the site you purchased the original PAK from.
Here is where I purchased the software:
Microsoft Windows | Designer Tech Software
My choice was the middle of the third row down.
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit Download Upgrade | Designer Tech Software
The one below WAS labelled as OEM. Mine wasn't.
I tried three or four times yesterday to contact them by phone and all I could get was what sounded like an answering service and then "There is no one available to take your call."
That is the bad news.
So, I did what Slartybart suggested and downloaded the .ISO, then I re-did a clean install following the advice of Sean Webster on another site. After that is when the really bad things happened because of my stupidity and I am now wondering if I will ever be able to recover.
(Sorry. I will have to continue this in a few hours.)
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|01 Mar 2014
Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
Boy oh boy what a mess.
I don't know who Sean Webster is but I do know who Shawn Brink is.
If you have the proper COA this is the method to install Windows 7.
Tutorial by Brink:
Clean Install Windows 7
If you have the proper hardware and proper COA it will work and has for thousands if not millions.
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|01 Mar 2014
Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit
I did a quickie search on the vendor; the news is not good. What few vendor reviews I found were less than stellar. It's not BBB accredited. Only two complaints were filled with the BBB. One was resolved with assistance from the BBB. The other was unresolved; the BBB couldn't get a response from the vendor.
Since the vendor is located in Hayward, CA, I would first file a complaint with the BBB. You aren't likely to get any results that way but is necessary before doing the next step: filing a consumer fraud complaint with the State Attorney General Offices of CA and your home State. Most likely, your home State's AG office will pass the buck to the CA office but filing the complaint in both States will give your complaint a bit more weight and you will have one to fall back on should CA decline to handle the complaint. The chances of you getting your money back is somewhere between fat and slim (but not nonexistent) but it would still be worthwhile to file the complaints even if only to put an unscrupulous business out of business.
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|01 Mar 2014
x64 (6.3.9600) Win8.1 Pro & soon dual boot x64 (6.1.7601) Win7_SP1 HomePrem
..... So, I did what Slartybart suggested and downloaded the .ISO, then I re-did a clean install following the advice of Sean Webster on another site. After that is when the really bad things happened because of my stupidity and I am now wondering if I will ever be able to recover.
assuming the Product Activation Key (PAK) they sold you is valid.
It's best to download your Ethernet driver first (in the tutorial too, but,,,, emphasis often helps)
That will be the first thing you install after Windows so that you can connect to the Internet and start manually checking for updates. You should also take advantage of Windows updating your drivers - they are located in the optional Windows Update. None are selected by default. Select them and let them install.
You'll want the following ISO
Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1 U (media refresh) X17-58997.iso
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|01 Mar 2014
You guys are probably familiar with this tutorial:
Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version
I thought this would work for my case. I spaced out two things though. First mistake: I glossed over the RED word in the first sentence: retail. That is what I intended to have but I now know I have an OEM upgrade.
Second mistake: I left (or added) the check mark in the line 'Activate Windows when on-line' which the tutorial specifically says don't check.
When I did connect and activate I received an error message that was less than helpful--it didn't say why the activation failed. Of course I failed to write down the error number.
Now that the activation failed I tried Option 3 in the link above. I got another error message. I did notice that the number was not the same as the Code in Option 3.
So, my question now is: Is it possible, given my clean install on a new build, with an OEM upgrade disk and what is supposed to be a valid PAK, to get this activated? Would Microsoft have kept a record of my attempt to activate and now will never allow it to happen?
I have wondered if having activated a copy of Vista on this computer would make the outcome different. (i do have three copies of Vista, two of which have been used--and I don't know which ones have been used and which one hasn't so that's a problem and I hate to start over with Vista.)
(My .ISO is X17-24209.iso. I burned it into a disk using ImageBurn.)
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|01 Mar 2014
x64 (6.3.9600) Win8.1 Pro & soon dual boot x64 (6.1.7601) Win7_SP1 HomePrem
This will be your choice.
Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 U (media refresh) X17-58996.iso
is a better base to start - it already has SP1 and the media refresh includes even more updates.
Creating the Windows install media is better done with the use Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool to create a bootable DVD or USB flash drive with the ISO as described in most of the Win7 install tutorials
Since you're really at a starting point, now would be a good time to start over with the new information following
Clean Install Windows 7
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
Both will get you to the same place - but read them first, make notes, collect what you need to collect.....
The ISO I referenced is retail.
The other choice right now would be to activate over the phone. Then spend a lot of time running Windows Update.
The choice is yours, but I would take the easier route and get the SP1 ISO, make new install media and start fresh. It really takes much less time.
|My System Specs
|01 Mar 2014
Just to clarify, the .ISO I downloaded is Home Premium X64, SP1. ImgBurn works on .ISO files so I don't think it is causing any problems--it installs the same as a retail Microsoft disk.
|My System Specs
|01 Mar 2014
Would it be recommended to run this bat file before attempting to activate?
From Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version (Option 3)
|My System Specs
|03 Mar 2014
x64 (6.3.9600) Win8.1 Pro & soon dual boot x64 (6.1.7601) Win7_SP1 HomePrem
It was a matter of ease, not correctness. If you're already at SP1 and you don't mind running WU, then that will get you there too. Imgburn - I'll take your word for it, the process I know is the one in the tutorial. I know some members use a different disc creator (not Imgburn) for Windows ISO media creation, but I can't recall what it is at the moment. If you used the disc to install, cool.
Running the bat file:
Are you getting error 0xc004f061?
Step 1 in Option three is a bit ambiguous "got a activation error", even though the option is specific.
You really only have two choices
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This week it's Tyler Nick and Bob. that's it! Listen to the intro, no righteous scripture in this description.
This week on TNB it's just the boys doing their regular thing. NOTHING ELSE. We talk some cool shit, some whack shit, and whatever else, I forgot blah blah blah I drink a lot blah blah blah. This is the 3rd fucking time I'm writing this, the first draft was fucking cool I had some real thought provoking topic that was a fun thing to talk about but since I'm in a time crutch I can't write it. I'm just angry so this is what you get when someone who responds emotionally rather than responding logically.
In this heartbreaking episode of TNBall Z We quit....... or do we? Find out on the next episode of TNBall Z
But on the real we just have a good old fashion talk about some fun stuff, new video games, star wars, dicks, music, and where you learn to fail. or succeed I really don't remember. Who cares, hit play you'll enjoy our ridiculous banter and listen to Nick and Bob be an old married couple who need to not agree on anything, and listen as Tyler tries to play both sides of the fence because he's a loser with no real opinions and just wants to be liked by everyone. But other than that, it's a great episode add it to the list of excellence. Or mediocre, it's really up to you. We don't mind at all, we just like getting drunk and yelling into microphones. It's fun. If you want to try it talk to us, we can get you in here and YOU can tell US about dicks and things that have been placed inside of your bodies, and we can stop rehashing all of our stories. But, if you're not metal enough, we totally get it. Be scared, go to church, then go to the gym, smoke a pack of cigarettes, buy a motorcycle, look intensely into the sunset at the Grand Canyon, think about the opportunity you passed, think about the stories you could've shared, think about the laughs, think about the new friends you could've made memories with, ride majestically through the States thinking of what could have been, and when you finished your journey. Ask to be on the show, why the fuck did you take that long ass trip just to ask to be on this show? We like you.
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Robert Pattinson Steps Out Amid Dylan Penn 'Romance' Report
Robert Pattinson chats on his cell phone while exiting the Chateau Marmont via the side kitchen door on Saturday (November 9) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 27-year-old actor is reportedly dating Dylan Penn and a new report from E! News says that they don't refer to each other as "boyfriend and girlfriend" yet, "but it is a romance."
"Dylan doesn't want to be famous," the source said. "She doesn't want to be an actress. She wants to be a screenwriter. She's been approached about acting work, but it's not her thing."
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Niall Horan & Barbara Palvin Spent New Year's Eve Together In London
Niall was spotted out and about once again with Victoria's Secret model Barbara — and on New Year's Eve, no less! How romantic!
Sorry, Directioners — this looks to be definitive evidence that new couple Niall Horan and Barbara Palvin are getting serious! What better way to cement a relationship than to ring in 2014 together on a romantic date? The pair was seen on a double date alongside Niall's One Direction bandmate Liam Payne and his girlfriend, Sophia Smith, at a Gary Barlow concert in London, according to a report from Cambio. Now that Justin Bieber is single, do you think he'll be jealous that he missed his chance with Barbara, his fling from Nov. 2012?
Niall Horan & Barbara Palvin Dating — Their Relationship Revealed
Niall and Barbara won't be able to say that they're "just friends" anymore; they've been seen on a pub date, then holding hands as they left an X Factor taping. To top it all off, Louis Tomlinson's sister Fizzy confirmed on her Ask.fm account that the pair are dating — so there's just no denying the romance any longer!
It's understandable that the stars might want a little privacy as they begin a new relationship, but there is nothing casual about a New Year's Eve date! Niall and Barbara are clearly getting serious and One Direction fans have resigned themselves to losing out on Niall's romantic overtures for the foreseeable future, so what's the hold-up?
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Indeed, Barbara had to tweet, "hey everyone. please calm down. he is all yours!! :) please :)."
Yikes! One can only imagine the kind of negative attention she may have been receiving from jealous fans on her Twitter account.
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New York Day Trips
80.7 miles. About 1 hour and 41 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Metro North, RT from Grand Central $29-39 (http://www.mta.info/mnr/html/fares.htm)
Bus: Short Line, RT from Port Authority Bus Terminal $35-43.90 (www.coachusa.com/shortline/)
Nestled just around 100 miles from Manhattan, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., is as perfect a weekend getaway as there is.
It's a decent sized town that offers a lot to do, but still retains a cozy small town atmosphere in many places. The highlights are rowing on the Hudson River with the Hudson River Rowing Association and the vintage Hyde Park Drive-in Theater.
We saw a great show at the historic Chance Theater and had some drinks at Maloney's Pub. Our rooms at the Copper Penny Inn and Buttermilk Falls Inn (we stayed there two different times) were fantastic. Really great bed and breakfasts.
West Nyack
28.3 miles. About 35 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: NJ Transit, RT from Penn Station to Nanuet $13-17
Metro North, RT from Grand Central to Pleasantville $16.50-22.50 (http://www.njtransit.com/)
Bus: Rockland Coaches, RT from Port Authority $17.70
Nyack is close enough to the city that you can literally jet out there for a day and be back downtown to go out in the city that night if you want.
We've made this trip a half dozen times over the years, and our favorite spot is the Prospero Winery. We also love the Jacob Burns Film Center.
The River View Bed and Breakfast is a great cozy place to get a room. We grabbed some beers and a great meal at The West Gate Lounge, and thought that Reality Bites Cafe was one of the best coffee shops we've ever been to. Also had some great pastries at the Patisserie Didier Dumas.
Niagara Falls
414 Miles. About 7 hours and 12 minutes (from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $56.00 - $80.00 (www.amtrak.com)
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Port Authority $71.00 (www.greyhound.com)
Niagara Falls is perhaps one of the most amazing visual landmarks in the entire United States, and it's surely one of the best draws of the Eastern Seaboard.
If you're going to make one day trip out of New York City, it should be Niagara. Of course, the major draw is the actual waterfalls, which are spectacular. They are almost impossible to describe with words. The highlight of our recent stay was the room we had at the Hilton Fallsview, in which we had a room with a great view of the Falls.
Our stroll across the Rainbow Bridge over the river was also breathtaking. The Western Door and Cave of the Winds are a must-see and the Maid of the Mist boat tour is perhaps the best way to experience the Falls. In past visits I've stopped by the Ripley's Believe It or Not here, and had a room at the Park Place Bed and Breakfast.
White Plains
29.7 miles. About 33 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Metro North, RT from Grand Central $14.50-19.50
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Port Authority $10.00
White Plains, NY, is close enough to the city that you could get away for the afternoon to maybe just visit a museum (which the town has lots of) and grab a quick bite to eat.
For a place its size, White Plains has some great food. Some of my faves are Tango Grill, The Iron Tomato and the Korova Milk Bar. You also must check out the Neuberger Museum of Art, which was a great museum, and the Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens. We had a great room at Soundview Manor.
224 miles. About 3 hours and 51 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Port Authority$50.50 - 65.00
Ithaca is a bit of a drive from the city (roughly 225 miles) especially when you're battling weekend traffic. But it's certainly worth it if you can make the trip.
There's lots and lots to do, and my favorite was our stop at the Robert H. Treman State Park, which is one of the best parks in the US. We also had a great time at the Herbert F. Johnson Art Museum and we had a great room at the Inn on Columbia. We had some wonderful meals as well, my favorite being Just a Taste – a cozy tapas joint. Aladdin's – a middle eastern restaurant – was nice as well. We had a spectacular night at the Kitchen Theater (not a restaurant), which has some stellar plays.
You absolutely have to stop by the Pixel Lounge here, if you're into dingy dive bars with lots of character.
East Hampton
104 miles. About 3 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Long Island Rail Road, RT from Penn Station $33.50 - 46.00 (http://mta.info/lirr/pubs/TicketInfo.htm)
Bus: Hampton Jitney, RT from various locations $53.00 (http://www.hamptonjitney.com)
The Hamptons conjure up visions of the uber-wealthy; the most powerful American families wasting their summers away in massive, multi-million dollar beach houses and cruising around town in their Mercedes. But it is possible to have fun up here if you're just a regular thrifty traveler.
Getting here is a fairly easy 2.5-3 hour drive. And it's to your benefit to go during the off-season; early spring, late fall. We did some great perusing at Urban Archeology, which is a pretty expensive housewares store. Lots of cool stuff there. We spent a day at the beautiful Georgica Beach. It's not nearly as busy as the main Hamptons Beach.
We found a room at the vintage Hampton Maid Hotel. We had a great, affordable meal at the Edgewater Restaurant, and closed the night out at Gilligan's Saloon. We also had a fun, affordable, afternoon at the Putt & Putt Family Center.
33.6 miles. About 40 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $74.00-142.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $58.00
The small town of Ossining, NY, sits right on the banks of the Hudson River and is within an hour train ride from the city. (Watchers of AMC's Mad Men will know it's also the home of Don and Betty Draper.) The coolest place we checked out there, and perhaps the most popular tourist attraction in the area, is the John D. Rockefeller Estate. One of the coolest homes I've ever seen. We also spent a great afternoon at Croton Point Park.
We had a wonderful stay at the Alexander Hamilton House, a really cozy bed and breakfast. There's quite a few great restaurants at all kinds of different price ranges. On the cheap end, there's the Ossining Pizzeria & Restaurant. In the middle, there's Restaurant X, a pseudo fancy joint that had some great affordable dishes. For the really adventurous, there's Blue Hill at Stone Barns, which may be one of the best restaurants in the state outside of NYC. The Cidade Cafe is a cozy place to spend a couple hours if you've got some spare time in the afternoon. And Lucy's Lounge is probably the best bar in Westchester County.
153 miles. About 2 hours and 31 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $74.00-142.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $58.00
Albany, NY, is the capital of the state, and with a population of just under 100,000, it's one of the larger cities in the state outside of New York City.
There are lots of government and history related landmarks here, such as the State House hotel, a throwback of a building if there ever was one. There's also the posh Marche at 74 State. Both are great hotels. The New York State Museum is one of the best museums in New York outside of Manhattan, and the Egg is one of the most unique performance spaces in the entire country.
You must also visit Washington Park, a public park that is one of Albany's truest gems. For food, we loved Cheesecake Machismo and Cafe Capriccio.
249 miles. About 3 hours and 55 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $110.00-156.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $72.00
Syracuse, NY, has a reputation as a college town, since it's home to Syracuse University, one of the largest universities in the state of New York. But at over 150,000 residents, it's got much, much more going for it than just the university.
Located roughly 250 miles northwest of Manhattan, the city boasts many unique dining and drinking establishments that most major university towns have, such as Funk n' Waffles, a music venue that also serves brunch items. Kitty Hoynes is a great, authentic Irish pub, and Shifty's is the perfect place to catch a good band and enjoy some bar food.
The Landmark Theater is one of the city's best preserved architectural landmarks (it still shows movies), and the Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park is one of the best zoos in the state. We had wonderful stays at the large Renaissance Syracuse Hotel, and the much cozier Ophelia's Garden Inn.
14.4 miles. About 18 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Metro North, RT from Grand Central $13.00-17.00
Yonkers, NY, may not be a town people think of when they think of getting away from New York City. The working class town right on the Hudson River, just beyond the Bronx, is the largest city in Westchester County and, surprisingly, has quite a few unique attractions. And most of them are just about 30 miles from Manhattan. Definitely an easy place for a day outside of the city.
We got a cheap room at the Ramada Yonkers, and had a great Middle Eastern dinner at Ya Hala restaurant. We had a tasty dinner afterward at X20 Xaviars on the Hudson, one of the newest restaurants in town. I'd say the best hidden gem we came across was the Lenoir Preserve, a little-known forest preserve right off the Hudson River.
399 miles. About 6 hours and 14 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $112.00 - $160.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $142.00
Buffalo, NY, is the second most populous city in New York at just under 300,000 residents. At around 400 miles from New York City, it's a bit of a trek on the weekends. But it's a great place to spend a nice three-day weekend. Just make sure it's not in the dead of winter – the place has a reputation for heavy snowfall.
The city has lots of interesting landmarks, restaurants, and museums. My personal favorite is the Frank Lloyd Wright Rowing Boathouse, which was recently opened on the Niagara River.
I also loved the Darwin Martin House complex, another Frank Lloyd Wright creation. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery has a great collection featuring Warhol, Van Gogh, and de Kooning. We did some fantastic hiking at Delaware Park. We dined at Left Bank and Shango Bistro and Wine Bar, which was a nice up-scale joint. And there were two great bed and breakfasts we tried out: Beau Fleuve and Richmond Place. We highly recommend both.
336 miles. About 5 hours and 15 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $110.00-156.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $128.00
While the city of Rochester, NY, itself is just around 250,000, it boasts the second largest metropolitan area outside of New York City. It's surrounded by neighboring communities, making it feel much larger than it is. It's a destination with lots to do roughly 350 miles from Manhattan.
For starters, the bed and breakfast I got a room at, Reen's, was perhaps one of the best B&B experiences I've ever had. The owners are great people and very, very accommodating. And I had a great afternoon at the George Eastman House museum. Eastman was the founder of Kodak. The house has all kinds of film and picture reels. I caught an indie flick at The Little Theater, a vintage movie theater, and spent some time outdoors at Highland Park and Seneca Park Zoo. If you like unhealthy food every now and again, you must try the Garbage Plate at Nick Tahou Hots. It's a heap of grease, basically. I ended my last night there with a quiet cocktail at the bohemian Lux Lounge.
North Bronx
12.3 miles. About 18 minutes
(from Times Square)
Sometimes when you live in Manhattan, you somehow forget that you're surrounded by boroughs loaded with interesting things to. We almost never get out to the Bronx, but we did a couple weeks ago and really had a great time. We stayed at a great bed and breakfast, the Le Refuge Inn. We had a wonderful meal at the Bayou, a New Orleans-themed joint. We'd been told by some friends to check out the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, which was one of the more beautiful homes I've ever seen.
We also checked out a concert at the Watercolor Cafe, which is home to a really interesting indie folk music scene. We ended our Saturday night there having quiet drinks at the Rambling House, a very authentic Irish pub.
47.7 miles. About 53 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: LIRR, RT from Penn Station $21.50-30.00
Most people forget that there's a lot more to Long Island that just the Hamptons. If you stay east of the uber trendy vacation spot – which is roughly 50 miles from Manhattan – you can find some truly unique things to do that are far more affordable than anything in the Hamptons. The highlight of our trip was in Greenvale at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, where we caught a great play. We took a boat trip at the Riverhead Foundation on the coast and saw all kinds of seals and marine life playing along the shore.
We found a great room at The Golden Pineapple Bed and Breakfast, and spent a delightful afternoon at Blydenburgh Park with our dog. And being huge American Literature fans, we had to stop by the Walt Whitman Birthplace. For food and drink, we hit up Mama Lombardi's, a cozy family-style place, and the Holbrook Diner, a vintage local staple.
Atlantic City
129 miles. About 3 hours
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $58.00-68.00
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $35.00
Atlantic City: the Las Vegas of the East Coast. This legendary gambling town has been through a lot of changes over the last half century, but still manages to be one of the top escapes from New York for those who like hedging bets and walking on vintage boardwalks. At three hours from the city, it's a fairly easy getaway. The casino highlights, in my opinion, are Trump Plaza and Caesar's. I've had the most luck winning there and always enjoyed myself at both. They're also great places to get a room. House of Blues is one of the top places in town to catch some entertainment as well.
Tons of great touring acts play there every week. When in A.C., I also enjoy doing non-casino related things such checking out Steel Pier Amusements along the boardwalk, going on a cruise with Atlantic City Cruises Inc., and visiting the Absecon Lighthouse, one of my favorite landmarks on the Eastern Seaboard. The Atlantic City Aquarium is also a great visit. And for drinking, the Bikini Beach Bar is the hottest place in town.
Cape May
160 miles. About 2 hours and 44 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: NJ Transit, OW from Port Authority $33.25
When people thing of New Jersey, they conjure up a lot of images, many of them negative; mostly a dull industrial landscape. But there's a reason they call it the Garden State.
Much of New Jersey, once you go south and east, is quite beautiful and surprisingly rugged. Perhaps my favorite thing we did while there was check out the Whale Watching Center, where we spotted tons of dolphins. And we also had a blast parasailing with East Coast Parasail. It was the first time I'd ever parasailed and it was a great, comfortable experience. We spent a delightful afternoon at the Turdo Vineyards & Winery. We also caught a great sunset at the Sunset Beach.
Breakfast at McGlades on the Pier is a local favorite and a must-do for any visitor. And The Mad Batter had some of the best seafood I've ever eaten. Staying at the Angel of the Sea, a bed and breakfast, makes you feel like you're in a cool Hollywood film. We really loved our stay there.
13.5 miles. About 19 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: NJ Path, RT from World Trade Center $3.50
Bus: NJ Transit, OW from Port Authority $4.00
Newark is the biggest city in the state of New Jersey and is home to many, many unique activities, a host of which are quite sophisticated even for people living in Manhattan. For starters, there's the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and the Newark Museum, two destinations that rival anything in New York City.
Then there's Paradox Comics and Van Gogh's Ear Café, two of the more eclectic places I've been to outside of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Hell's Kitchen Lounge was one of the most stylish bars I've ever been to; a very unique place. And I've had great stays at both New York Bed and Breakfast and the Robert Treat Hotel.
4.5 miles. About 12 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: NJ Path, RT from World Trade Center $3.50
Bus: NJ Transit, OW from Port Authority $2.55
Hoboken, NJ. The name just sounds tough. And though this hardscrabble Jersey city has seen its tough times, the working class community – which was home to the first ever baseball game and birthplace of Frank Sinatra – has grown into a nice little day getaway from the city that can be as short as a 20 minute drive away.
Our first stop was Frank Sinatra Park, a quiet little park in town devoted to the city's most popular former resident. The park doesn't really have much Sinatra memorabilia, so we went to the From Here to Eternity: The Museum for that. The Hoboken Historical Museum had some really interesting stuff about the history of the working-class town. We grabbed a bite at Piccolos Clam Bar and caught some beers at Northern Soul, a decent little dive bar/music venue, before calling it at night at the W Hoboken, which is quite possibly the nicest structure in all of Hoboken.
13.5 miles. About 17 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: Martz Trailways, RT from Port Authority $50.00-70.00 (http://www.martztrailways.com)
The area around Poconos, in the heart of the Poconos Mountains, roughly 120 miles away from Manhattan, is some of the most unexpectedly beautiful terrain you'll come across in the United States. We had no idea what we were getting into when we made our way there for a weekend a while back. It was simply breathtaking. For starters, we did some awesome whitewater rafting at the Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers.
We also hit up Big Pocono State Park, which is a must-see. The park has some of the best trails I've ever hiked. Bushkill Falls – the Niagara Falls of Pennsylvania – are every bit as breathtaking as Niagara. We headed indoors and found a unique art/gift shop in The Artisan Exchange. We had great old fashioned dinners at Betty's Diner and Apple Valley Restaurant. I've stayed at two different places while here: Alvin's Log Cabins and Babbling Brook Cottages. Both were great in a roughing-it-in-the-outdoors kind of way.
93.4 miles. About 1 hour and 33 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: Trans-Bridge Lines, RT from Port Authority $40.00 (http://www.transbridgelines.com)
Every time I hear about the town of Allentown, I can't help but think of the Billy Joel ode to the town, which chronicled its tough times during the 60s and 70s when the steel mills starting closing, jobs were hard to come by, and many families were forced to leave the town. Well, the mills continue to close in this town of over 100,000 – which is roughly 100 miles from New York City. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is a cheaper version of Six Flags, that's also less busy. We had a great summer day there a while back. I also had to get nostalgic and kick it old school at the Skateaway Roller Rink.
Back in the day when I was growing up here, my mom and I used to catch plays at the Civic Theatre. When I'm tired of drinking and just want to do something creative, I'll spend an afternoon at Paint Some Pottery. Aci Halal has been one of my favorite restaurants in town for awhile. It's a tough place to find, but you'll love it. Allentown Brew Works is perhaps the best place in town to grab a beer. And we had a great room at Glasbern.
Ocean City
238 miles. About 4 hours and 28 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: Greyhound, RT from Penn Station $110.00-120.00
The tiny sliver of land right on the Atlantic Ocean that makes up Ocean City, Maryland only has about 7,000 residents. But, during the summertime it feels like five times that. The place – which is roughly 230 miles from New York City – is a great ocean getaway that's more affordable than many of its coastal counterparts. The flat land and scenic views make for some great bike ride sightseeing, so we rented some bicycles from Bill's Bikes and had a blast for a couple hours.
We also rented some jet skis at Action Watersports. The water here is great for that kind of stuff. Fish Tales is a fun family restaurant where everybody can let their hair down a bit. Trimper's Rides is a great old fashioned amusement park that has some breathtaking views of the area. K-Coast Surf Shop is a great one-stop shop for all your beach supplies – you usually realize you need much more than you planned for when you actually get to the beach. Thrashers French Fries is a boardwalk staple, serving up some really original fries. We stayed at Carousel Hotel, which had a skating rink inside. The rooms weren't the cleanest, but Ocean City isn't really known for its posh hotels. It's probably one of the cleanest places in town.
166 miles. About 2 hours and 52 minutes
(from Times Square)
Bus: Peter Pan Bus Line, RT from Port Authority $100.00-156.00 (www.peterpanbus.com)
Newport, Rhode Island, which is roughly 179 miles northeast of New York City, is a lovely historical town that was founded in 1639 and is rich in history. It was also known for being the city of the "Summer White Houses" during Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy administrations.
The Cliff Walk was a great outdoors-y start to our trip; then we checked out The Breakers, one of the neatest mansions I've ever seen. Before dinner on our first night we did one of the Rum Runner II Excursion Tours, which took us on a booze-filled boat tour of the Newport Harbor. The Newport Art Museum houses art that's as fantastic as the vintage building that houses it. The Mooring Restaurant had some great crab cakes (a must in any New England town) and Pour Judgement Bar and Grill was a great laid-back place to grab some cheap (but good) bar food and toss back a couple of beers. We found a super posh room at the Vanderbilt Hall, and another fantastic five-star level room at the renowned Castle Hill Inn & Resort.
165 miles. About 2 hours and 46 minutes
(from Times Square)
Train: Amtrak, RT from Penn Station $94.00
Bus: Beiber Trailways, RT from Port Authority $68.00 (www.biebertourways.com)
Often dubbed "Chocolatetown, USA," and "The Sweetest Place on Earth," Hershey, PA, which is roughly 160 miles from New York City, is the home of The Hershey Company which makes the well-known Hershey bar and Hershey's Kisses. The H. B. Reese Candy Company (now a part of Hershey as well), manufacturer of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, also began its life here. So it's sort of like Mecca for chocolate lovers. For starters, there's Hersheypark, an amusement park dedicated to chocolate.
Then there's Hershey's Chocolate World, which is basically a free tour of a chocolate factory. There's also The Hershey Story, an educational museum displaying the history of chocolate. The Chocolate Avenue Grill does great desserts, as well as some solid American dishes. Harvest was a cozy cafe we hit to get a break from all the chocolate-loving. If you're in town during December and January, Hershey Sweet Lights is a beautiful light display. We got a wonderful bed and breakfast room at The Inn at Westwynd Farm.


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JOLIET, Ill. (AP) -- An Illinois jury is deliberating for a second day in the Drew Peterson murder trial.
The Will County jury reconvened Thursday after failing to reach a verdict during more than eight hours of deliberations Wednesday.
Peterson has pleaded not guilty to murdering his third wife, Kathleen Savio, in 2004. The former Illinois police officer was charged after his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, disappeared in 2007.
Jurors on Wednesday asked to review evidence including transcripts of hearsay testimony given by witnesses. That could mean they're grappling with statements the two wives allegedly made to others implicating Peterson.
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Which I to Thee have shown,
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To do what in me lies;
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RGN writes, "You can now order the Japanese formatted version of God Eater 2 for the PlayStation Vita on physical media (proprietary PS Vita microchip)."
Senran Bakugan is out now for Vita as well.. came out yesterday..
Now. I want it now. Tbh Nintendo can keep Monster Hunter if Vita owners can have this and Soul Sacrifice. Good trade off I say.
If some of these games came subtitles I'd happily import them. I believe select games released in China do, is that correct?
So here is hoping for a western release!
Please LOCALIZE THIS! I loved the first one! I was jealous japan had more DLC for the first game while we only had one : /


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I brought Models Own Boogie Nights the other day, I am wanting the buy the whole Mirror Ball set, but for now i'll do with this gorgeous polish!
I decided to do a simple, glitter gradient with Boogie Nights over Barry M Dragon Fruit.
Here is a macro shot. I really love this glitter, and here you can see the all the different glitters and colours.
There is blue hexagons, gold flakes, pink and purple small pentagons and larger purple hexagons.
I really love this polish, i think it looks so stunning and the purple compliments the pink base really well.
I think, scratch that, i know i will be using this polish many more times to come. I will have to grab the rest of the collection!
Let me know, what's your favourite glitter polish type? Topper or glitter with a base polish?
Love, Yasmin xoxo