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Amilla Fushi Resort Baa Atoll5 star hotel
Free Wi-FiFree Wi-Fi in public areas
Parking24-hour24-hour reception
Check-in/Check-outExpress check-in/-out
Swimming poolOutdoor swimming pool
+ MoreThe 5-star Amilla Fushi Resort boasts close proximity to Nuestra Señora del Rosario Church, Iguaque Lake and Terracota House just 63.5 km away. More details
FromUS$1 431per nightBook NowDusit Thani Maldives Hotel Baa Atoll5 star hotel
Free Wi-FiFree Wi-Fi in rooms
24-hour24-hour reception
Check-in/Check-outExpress check-in/-out
Swimming poolIndoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool
Private beachBeach access
+ MoreThe attractive Dusit Thani Maldives Hotel is placed near by the beachfront. The property opened in 2011 and features traditional architecture. More details
FromUS$1 007per nightBook NowSoneva Fushi Maldives Hotel Baa Atoll5 star hotel
Free Wi-FiFree Wi-Fi in rooms
ParkingValet parking
24-hour24-hour reception
Check-in/Check-outExpress check-in/-out
Swimming poolIndoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool
+ MoreThe 5-star Soneva Fushi Maldives Hotel offers fine accommodation in Baa Atoll. This original building was refurbished in 2010. More details
FromUS$1 809per nightBook NowKihaad Hotel Baa Atoll4 star hotel
Swimming poolOutdoor swimming pool
Fitness/GymExercise gym
+ MoreKihaad Hotel is located adjacent to a private beach. Thanks to a boat dock nearby, the hotel is well connected with other parts of Baa Atoll. More details
FromUS$622per nightBook NowRoyal Island Resort And Spa Baa Atoll4 star hotel
Swimming poolOutdoor swimming pool
Fitness/GymExercise gym
Child-friendlyChildren's pool
+ MoreRoyal Island Resort And Spa is a 4-star venue positioned approximately 73.8 km from Terracota House and Nuestra Señora del Rosario Church. More details
FromUS$402per nightBook NowSix Senses Spa Soneva Fushi Hotel Baa Atoll5 star hotel
InternetWi-Fi in public areas
Free Wi-Fi in rooms
24-hour24-hour reception
Fitness/GymFitness center
Sports activitiesTennis court
Scuba diving
Water skiing
Desert safari
Spa and relaxationSpa & wellness center
Reflex massage
Steam bath
+ MoreSix Senses Spa Soneva Fushi is a 5-star hotel offering a private garden, a private swimming pool and a tennis court. The building was renovated in 2005. More details
FromUS$9 258per nightBook NowCoco Palm Dhuni Kolhu Maldives Hotel Baa Atoll4 star hotel
Bar/Lounge area
Air conditioning+ MoreOffering 98 rooms, the traditional Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu Maldives Hotel features barbeque grills and a plunge pool available on site. Beachgoers will enjoy staying at Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu Maldives Hotel, because it's set close to the tropical local beach. More details
FromUS$647per nightBook NowFinolhu-Worldhotel Baa Atoll5 star hotel
24-hour24-hour reception
Sports activitiesTennis court
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Book NowHilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Baa Atoll5 star hotel
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Book NowAnantara Kihavah Villas Baa Atoll5 star hotel
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Book Now- Baa Atoll, Baa Atoll, Maldives, 0Wi-FiSwimming pool
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Air conditioning+ MoreThe resort Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru Villa offers a gym and a restaurant on-site. The villa overlooks the Indian Ocean. More details
Book Now - Rahvehi Hingun, , Baa Atoll, Maldives, 06090, MapFree Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi in rooms
Free parking24-hour24-hour reception
Sports activitiesWind surfing
Spa and relaxationReflex massage
+ MoreGuests of Baa Atoll will have a nice stay at Plus View Maldives Guest House apartment. There are a restaurant, parking and a designated smoking area provided. More details
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For 45 years Milda's Cafe has been serving the ever changing faces of Minneapolis with home cooked breakfast and lunch. It's a family commitment to fresh omelets, terrific hashbrowns, cinnamon caramel rolls, and hot dish specials everyday. Stop in and savor Milda's popular homemade buttermilk pancakes made with the same recipe since 1965. Or try Milda's newest addition to the menu, Belgium Waffles with chicken wings. And don't forget about the authentic Finnish patsy's served Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays! Hours: Monday – Friday – 6:00am – 3:00pm Phone: (612) 377-9460 1720 Glenwood Ave N | |
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Organics Recycling Facility | |
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Our Kitchen | |
Nestled in a cozy, diner style restaurant off 36th and Lyndale, Our Kitchen in Minneapolis serves some of the most delicious, classic, American breakfast and lunches you'll find! They've been in business for over 76 years serving up favorites like French toast, eggs, burgers, coffee and soups – their pancakes and made from scratch hash browns have even won numerous awards! Plus you can watch your food being prepared. They're open weekdays 6:30-3, weekends 7-2. Find a full menu at http://ourkitchenmn.com/ Our Kitchen | |
Pahl's Market | |
Pahl's Market is your one stop shop with something for every season. With six generations of family tending the farm, this locally-owned business has spent years in our community building a reputation based in quality product and community support. Over three acres of indoor growing rooms and a huge lot filled with trees and shrubs makes Pahl's a one stop shopping destination. Summer produce bounty can be had with the convenience of a CSA delivery close to where you live. And, when it is corn season, you just have to try their corn drive through! As a full service market, Pahl's offers landscape services and will provide a free estimate. With special events throughout the season, Pahl's is open Monday-Saturday from 9am to 8pm and Sunday from 9am to 6pm. The folks at Pahl's are friendly and always willing to answer your questions whether it be about purchasing a CSA, getting a quote on installing a water feature, or Jack Pahl's favorite way to cook corn. Contact Pahl's at www.pahls.com or call 952-431-4345. | |
Park Tavern | |
A dining and entertainment tradition for over fifty years. 3401 Louisiana Ave Phone: 952-929-6810 | |
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Scrappy Products is a local company that believes in sustainability and ethical production. Their bags and totes are all made in Northeast Minneapolis using 100 percent post-consumer water bottle fabric. Not only do they make merchandise for the average consumer, but they easily handle custom and corporate orders. Plus, when you're ready to buy new gear from Scrappy Products, you can just send your used materials back to the mill to be upcycled. Scrappy Products – 1620 Central Avenue Northeast or online at ScrappyProducts.com. | |
Seestedt's | |
Seestedt's is a family owned business that has been serving the Twin Cities metro area for 100 years. They specialize in carpet, wood, laminate, vinyl, LVT, LVP, linoleum, cork, custom area rugs, and remnants. Their experienced installers can come to your home, provide a free estimate, and install any of the brand name flooring products you know and trust. Seestedt's is located across from the new Saints stadium in St. Paul. seestedtscarpet.com
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Seward Co-Op Creamery Cafe | |
In the Co-op Creamery Café, farmers, workers, and producers are valued and compensated fairly at each step of the supply chain. The Co-op Creamery Café builds on the relationships that Seward Co-Op has cultivated for more than 40 years. The Co-op Creamery is more than a place to gather or share a meal; it is part of an enterprise that drives social change. The Creamery purchases locally grown and raised ingredients from small-scale farmers and artisans to create their tasty seasonal menus. CoopCreamery.coop | |
Seward Coop | |
Serving the community for over 42 years, Seward Coop has focuses on locally grown products, fair trade, and environmental sustainability. At Seward Coop you'll always find the freshest produce including organic, grass-fed beef, signature sausages, artisan cheeses, baked goods and much more, plus shopping at Seward Coop means you're helping to sustain a healthy food model that is socially responsible, has an equitable economic relationship and a positive environmental impact. | |
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community | |
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is a federally recognized, sovereign Indian tribe located southwest of Minneapolis/St. Paul. With a focus on being a good neighbor, good steward of the earth, and good employer, the SMSC is committed to charitable donations, community partnerships, a healthy environment, and a strong economy. The SMSC and the SMSC Gaming Enterprise (Mystic Lake Casino Hotel and Little Six Casino) are the largest employers in Scott County. Out of a Dakota tradition to help others, the SMSC has donated nearly $300 million to organizations and causes since opening the Gaming Enterprise in the 1990s and has contributed millions more to regional governments and infrastructure such as roads, water and sewer systems, and emergency services. | |
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According to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the Janus Adviser Long/Short Fund, which will have a minimum investment of $10,000, will be managed by Matthew Ankrum and David Decker, who have been with Janus since 1996 and 1992, respectively.
"There are certain advantages to investing in this type of product, such as the liquidity, the transparency and the lower minimums," said Shelly Peterson, a spokeswoman for the firm. "The expenses on this fund are also less than most traditional hedge funds."
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Hood River County has one of the highest rates of uninsured individuals in the state (about 33 percent versus the state average of 21 percent).
The downswing in the economy has caused many existing patients to lose prior coverage available under the Oregon Health Plan.
La Clinica Del Cariño, the longtime source for low-income patient care, is reaching maximum capacity within its current budget.
As these challenges have become a growing concern within the county, health care providers and advocates joined together to look for a solution. What emerged is what may become a model for many small towns in Oregon.
The new program is called the Gorge Access Program, or GAP, and is being administered through the county public health department.
Local physicians and clinics, in coordination with public health staff and Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, have joined together voluntarily to create a backup option for those who cannot afford care.
Local lead advocates and coordinators for GAP include Dr. Kristin Dillon of Columbia Gorge Family Medicine, Ellen Larsen, director of Hood River County Public Health department, Trish Elliott, nursing supervisor with the public health department, and Karen Joplin, Hood River County Commissioner.
Because the health department provides community referral and information services, the partners felt it made sense to house the program there.
"Our staff really enjoy working with GAP. They understand the impact that having access to regular preventive medical care can have in someone's life," said Elliott.
The goal is to provide a coordinated system to create "medical homes" for those without insurance and who have a household income of 200 percent of federal poverty level or less.
Local physicians and clinics have been offering "charity care" on a regular basis for years. The GAP system hopes to better coordinate the physicians' and clinics' efforts.
The program aims to provide every resident of Hood River County with a regular source of health care by ensuring access to primary care and other health services for low-income, uninsured members of the community.
GAP candidates are identified through enrollment and eligibility determinations at the health department. Patient co-pays are determined by household size and income. Once enrolled, they receive a patient identity card that does not label them as uninsured, allowing them to receive care like other insured patients with GAP providers.
Hood River physicians, mid-level providers and organizations are banding together to volunteer their time to make the program work, receiving back only nominal fees and the hope that the program will have an impact on the health of the community as a whole.
"The medical providers in Hood River have been remarkably open to GAP. Many have referred patients into the program, and have agreed to accept new patients that qualify in the program," Elliott said.
The health department helps to coordinate the distribution of patients to local providers, adjusting referrals as physician practices reach their maximum capacity for uninsured care.
According to Larsen, the program "is not insurance coverage. The goal is to establish people with a primary care provider."
Besides being able to demonstrate income at 200 percent or less of the federal poverty level, eligible individuals must be Hood River residents. There is no age restriction.
The program includes coverage for basic lab tests and imaging. Higher-cost hospital-based services will be assessed for eligibility in the Providence system. There will be a contribution for care based on income level.
To be considered for enrollment, applicants will need to provide proof that they live in Hood River County, proof of income and photo identification. Help is available in making an initial appointment.
Since medical providers are volunteering to donate their time, Larsen advises that those qualifying for GAP "need to be sure to keep their appointments. Not keeping appointments could cause providers to withdraw their donation from the program."
Dillon received a grant from PacificSource to identify which population groups were relying on emergency room visits for routine health care (one of the costliest sources for non-emergency care). Her data will help target those populations for GAP enrollment.
For more information on the program or to schedule an eligibility screening, contact Elliott at 541-386-1115.
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Welcome to your sing-able Christmas gift list. What follows is an emergency rendition of "12 Days of Christmas" – for outfitting your home or car in case of snow storm, earthquake, flood or other emergency. Read it as a simple list, or sing it to the tune of "12 Days" – you know, as in " … and a partridge in a pear tree…" Not to make light of it, but the song is a familiar framework for a set of gift ideas that you could consider gathering together, even if the recipient already owns items such as a bunch of coats, tire chains and flashlights. Stores throughout the Gorge are stocked up on all these items. Buying all 12 days might be prohibitive, but here are three ideas for checking any of the dozen off your list (notations follow, 1-12.) The gift items needed to stay warm, dry and safe are also coded to suggest items in your abode (A) in your car (C) or both (B). 12 Gallons of Water (A) 11 Family meals (B) 10 Cans of propane (A) 9 Hygiene bags (B) 8 Packs of batteries (A) 7 Spare coats (B) 6 Bright red flares (C) 5 Cozy blankets (B) 4 Tire chains (C) 3 Flashlights (B) 2 cell phone chargers (B) 1 And a crush-proof first aid kit (B) Price ranges? Here's a few quotes for days Three, Two, Four and Nine: n A family gift of flashlights (three will run $15-30, Hood River Supply, Tum-A-Lum) n Cell phone chargers (two will run $30-60) n Tire chains (basic set, $30, Les Schwab, returnable if unused for the winter) n Family meals ($100 or so should cover the basics for three or four reasonably well-fed days) n The home kit should be kept in a handy place near an exit, and remember that water needs to be replenished every few months. If you have a solid first aid kit already, switch out the gift idea with "and-a-sto-o-u-t- tub-for it-all …" Otherwise, it's a case of assembling your home or car kits and making sure all members of the family know what the resources are and how to use them (ie flares and propane). Emergency situations are at worst life-threatening, at best deeply uncomfortable if you and your family are left without power for an extended period, or traveling and find yourself in a situation where you need to wait out a storm, lengthy traffic delay, or other crisis. Notes on the 12 gift ideas: 12 – Gallons of water: that's one per person in a four-member family to last for three days, the recommended minimum to be prepared for utility outages. 11 – Easy-open packaged goods, energy bars, dried food and nuts are good things to include for nutrition. Think of what your family of four needs for three days to stay fortified and hydrated (see number 12). Can-opener also recommended 10 – If you have a propane camping stove, keep extra fuel handy. 9 – Hygiene bags: put packaged moistened towelettes, toilet paper, and plastic ties in large garbage bags (for personal sanitation) Resource list courtesy of Hood River County Emergency Management, Barbara Ayers, manager/ 541-386-1213. The county also reminds residents to Get a Kit, Make A Plan to connect your family if separated, and Stay Informed. See www.co.hood-river.or.us to opt-in for citizen alerts. Enlarge


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I sometimes sew: tale of a handmade pram liner
Can you tell what it is yet?
I bought the fabrics for this make way back last April, in a final nesting impulse before the baby was born. My babystyle oyster pram was already chosen (not without a lot of deliberation - I like to research things thoroughly!). I could have had the pink, knowing already that I was having a girl (not that a baby boy would be likely to object to the colour of his pram), but then, I didn't like the idea that people might judge me for buying a pink-for-a-girl pram (shallow, aren't I?!) so green it was. Problem is, even though I like green, I never quite liked this actual shade of green, hence my idea of making a pretty pram liner to neutralise it. I already had the Sandi Henderson Farmer's Market apple dot in the red and pink, and thought the green version would be perfect. Of course, buying from the USA (from etsy seller Material Gal), I was obliged to add a whole lot of other fabrics to my basket to justify the postage - the first time I have ever been stung for customs, but it was worth it!
It took a whole eight months for me actually to make the pram liner; I couldn't just jump into it without thinking very carefully about bindings/backings/battings, could I? That kind of thing always takes about eight months.
Basic pram/pushchair seat liner how-to:
1) I roughly cut out an offcut of Warm & Natural batting to fit around an inch inside the seat of the pushchair (I did this in situ by laying the batting on top of the seat). A word to the wise - always better to err on the side of caution and to have to trim away a bit extra than to cut too small - the liner will sort of sink into the seat with baby on top, so it will pull in quite a lot.
2) Removing the batting from the seat and laying it in on the floor, I folded in half lengthways to make sure each side was even and rounded the corners, then placed the folded batting on top of the folded apples and pears and used it as a pattern to cut around for the front, then the same for the back.
3) I quilted the lazy way, straight lines using the edges of the rows of apples as a guide and sewing by eye (as I didn't bother to match the pattern when cutting out the back, the quilted lines cut through the motif, but I don't think it matters either way). I did pin lots though, with bent quilters' safety pins.
4) The binding was handmade by cutting strips of this lime-y green solid cotton on the bias and joining them until long enough to run around the perimeter of the liner. I machine-stitched the binding to the reverse of the liner then handstitched to the front (there's a great bias binding tutorial here which shows how to finish the join neatly).
5) The holes for the 5 point harness were made with the 3 step buttonhole stitches on my machine, positioned by just sitting the finished liner on top of the pushchair and marking the placement with a water-erasable marker.
Lesson learned for the next time:
As much as I love the feel of the warm & natural batting, it doesn't have quite as much weight to it as I would like for this project. It does tend to get squished up behind the baby when my husband manhandles her into her pushchair (he is less precious about the need to stretch and arrange the pram liner prettily than me!). A double layer of batting might have been better, or maybe interfacing the front and back panels.
I'm now planning another in a cute beige and lime green frog print fabric (bought from another etsy seller, fabricsgalore, who I now see has another gorgeous print which might just work with my green pram, maybe for Summer?). I think the cotton canvas should be a nice weight for the liner, and I might try a fleece backing this time, partly for weight and partly so that it sticks to the pushchair a bit better and doesn't slide around.
I have more sewing to share, believe it or not, so back with another post in the week. Strictly small-scale projects only though.
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Very pretty! I have a big problem with sewing on binding - it never plays ball with me and really shows me up. So, I've bought myself a bias binder attachment for my machine, which I'm hoping will make the binding experience less painful. Have you ever used one of these (not that you need to, mind).
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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, are you ready? If you need to whip up some last-minute valentines, try these! Just grab some buttons, cardstock, and crayons (if you're into being extra cutesy, which clearly I am).These are perfect for someone special, your mom, your coworker, your postman, your bank-teller boyfriend (what, you don't have one of those?).
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Absolutely nothing to complain here, well worth every cent! Perfect location near the Castle Hill, the old town, flower market and with a beautiful view on the beach/sea. Friendly, kind and helpful staff. Much props and greetings to Cécile, who arranged a lovely breakfast every day! I had the 4-bed dorm for myself, but I can imagine that it could become a little crammed if it's full, because the room is very small. I'm surely will going back to this place, if I'm going to stay in Nice again. :)
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Located at the foot of the castle hill, and right next to the Cours Saleya. Easy to get into the Ville Nice and not far away from Le Port too. The B&B is very clean thanks to the lovely cleaning lady, she is great. The breakfast is very very good. The only problem I think is there are 2 rooms in the basement, where the air flow is the problem. Apart from that, it's a great place to stay at when you are in Nice. Great value for money.
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Steelers rally to beat Ravens, 13-10
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Ben Roethlisberger threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Isaac Redman with 2:51 left after Troy Polamalu forced a fumble with a sack of Joe Flacco, and the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Baltimore Ravens, 13-10, on Sunday night to gain sole possession of first place in the AFC North.Join the discussion below, or Read more at The York Daily Record.
Dec 5, 2010
Dec 25, 2010....this will be the 5th Christmas morning since the Ravens have beaten Roethlisberger. Even the refs couldn't help the classless Ravens this time. Didn't call 3 personal fouls that were committed, one giving a concussion to Heath Miller and another breaking Roethlisberger's nose. Fines will be coming...
Go back to your cave Raven fans.....Big Ben has your number. You can beat the 2 time winning Super Bowl champion! |
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Dec 25, 2010....this will be the 5th Christmas morning since the Ravens have beaten Roethlisberger. Even the refs couldn't help the classless Ravens this time. Didn't call 3 personal fouls that were committed, one giving a concussion to Heath Miller and another breaking Roethlisberger's nose. Fines will be coming...
Go back to your cave Raven fans.....Big Ben has your number. You can't beat the 2 time winning Super Bowl champion! |
Dec 5, 2010
Where was Ed Reed? The best safety in the league made the play of the game. Where was Mr Eddie? Did Ray Lewis even suit up? Everyone saw the two best linebackers in the game both making plays, one setting up the game winning touchdown after the best safety in the league created the fumble from Mr Unibrow.
5 years.......... |
Dec 5, 2010
Why do all you dumb dirtbag blue collar trailer trash jerks like a team that is 200 miles from York? The Steelers win because their quarterback, though a narcissistic sex offender, is better than Flacco.
Dec 6, 2010
Can't stand either team...one has a sex offender as a QB, the other has a double-murderer as a LB.
At least I won't have to hear about how great the ravens are all week...just need to carry some tissues to dry all the tears. |
Dec 6, 2010
What's wrong with a person going to a bar to pick women up? Those women were nothing more than gold diggers. Ben's better then Ray Lewis he was involved in a murder and he walked away because of who he is. I also feel the commish needs to fire those refs for the extremely poor non calls last night. How did they not call that jerk for breaking Big Ben's nose? What about the hit on the one Steeler that bent his head back. Those jerks need to wake up! |
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What a game to watch! I noticed a lot of mistakes on both teams. Stealers, played hard and took away a W, even with the refs selective eyesight! I have to admit that I am disappointed at the no calls, but I am not surprised! Ravens played hard and made some crucial mistakes, but I'm glad they did!!
Say what you want about Ben, but give that man his dues! Hurt foot and a broken nose and he still hung in there and made plays! Although, I had to question some of those's plays! Ravens Defense mirrors ours, in which they use confusion and brute strength to mind-screw the quarterback. Big Ben is used to it and that is why he can get the job done! Dixon is young and haven't learned yet, but he will! Ahhh man! Troy!! God bless Troy! That man can make plays and turn the game around! Nothing but respect for a player like that! Harrison, I think you made it through the game without a new fine! Congratulations!! Ravens, you played kinda dirty, trying to take Ben out on the first play! Other then that I have to give credit to Rice, Lewis, and Flacco! Great job! We just wanted to return the favor and beat you in your own house! |
Dec 6, 2010
...lets see.. On the Ravens we have a guy that was with a group of people in Atlanta that murdered someone..(and was convicted - Ben has not been convicted) you also have a DWI, Drunk driver killer (convicted again) on your team. So now Mr. Glass house, what else do you have to say about the 1st place STEELERS?
Dec 6, 2010
I'm sorry, but the steelers are a bunch of pansies. I dont care if Ben had a broken foot, then he shouldn't have been playing, everyone gives him so much credit, but really, if he had a broken foot he shouldn't have been playing, and for the "broken nose" the officials said on the TV DURING the game, that it was not broken, so once again no credit there. As for a flag should have been thrown for the person who hit Ben in the nose, NOOOO there should not have been, it was an accident, If BIG SEX OFFENDER BEN can't handle getting hit then he shouldnt be playing football, those kind of thigns happen in football. The steelers are a bunch of dirty low lifes, who live in that dirty city of pittsburgh, and the only reason they win half the time is bc they play the pity card & cheat. GROW A SET and learn how to play a real game of football. As for the Ravens, I give them their credit, for playing a great game, as that being said, I do not care that they lost because they put up a fight, and am very proud to call them my team!
Dec 6, 2010
I am almost 100% sure that the Ravens didn't play dirty, taking Ben out on the first play, It is called FOOTBALL, that is what you do, you play hard & dirty to WIN, thats what the game is all about. So stop putting so much pity on that sex offender. He shouldnt be a quarterback if he cant play the game & take the hits.
Dec 6, 2010
you cannot hit the qb in the head with your hand, period. that should have been a flag. also suggs hit ben in the head and grapped the side of helmet. two flags should have been called. either way it doesn't matter because the best D in the league stepped up and showed why they are the best. the ravens hung in there for 3 quarters but were just outplayed in the 4th quarter. the better, stronger, smarter team won....again! lmao! |
Dec 6, 2010
Moan and whine about the calls and spots all you like, they have gone against either team in the past. Both of these teams have two division games and one challanging/one easy game left in the season. It's obvious that they are both headed to the playoffs. I would love to see them play each other in the AFC Championship game.
Dec 6, 2010
Now confirming fines of $40K for Jameel McClain & $15K for Haloti Ngata of Ravens for illegal blows to head of defenseless players vs Pitt.
Dec 6, 2010
the only reason the steelers won is because those ridiculous, shiny as hell yellow pants they wear are so freaking bright that they blinded their opponents.
Lol...jk Actually I thought it was a really good game; my Ravens played well. just not "well enough"...:) |
Dec 8, 2010
You are just pissed because those fake Purple Towels they gave you copied off the Terrible Towel wasnt a rally towel at all, it was a crying towel...HA!
Dec 8, 2010
Yes, Punching a QB as you tackle him is totally acceptable, not dirty at all.. dopes.
Dec 8, 2010
i heard from someone at the game that those purple towels were laying all over the ground after the game. could you imagine a steeler fan ever throwing away his terrible towel? that is a sacred piece of cloth imo. |
Dec 8, 2010
You are really struggling to make sense, aren't you? The Ravens aren't dirty, but they play "hard and dirty." The Steelers are "pansies" because they play with injuries. Sounds like you've taken a few hits to the head yourself, Gomer!! BTW, I've been to Fort Worth, and the idea of someone from there making fun of any other city in America is REALLY funny! |
Dec 8, 2010
Actually Pigeon fan for Life, ben could take getting hit. he played on an injured foot and did not site out the game because of his nose. he played the entire game and beat your almighty Ravens! |
Dec 8, 2010
that was a gutsy performance by Ben. he is the toughest QB in the league without a doubt. could you see marsha brady playing with a broken nose? he would rush off to his wife's plastic surgeon asap. |
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Reviewer: Emera
Date read: 2.4.2013
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I began Gerald Morris' series of Arthurian retellings (collectively called The Squires' Tales and The Knights' Tales) back when they first started coming out in the late '90's/early 2000's. I remember starting with The Savage Damsel & the Dwarf in the yellow-lit, air-conditioned cool of the nearest public library when I was 16ish, and shortly thereafter hunched crosslegged in sticky summer weather over the pages of The Squire's Tale. In a few weeks I'd read all the way up to Parsifal's Page. Swift, witty, musing, and surprisingly gentle in moral tone despite their sharp humor and the grim fates that befall many characters, Morris' novels fell in closely alongside my love of Karen Cushman's medieval historical fiction, and of C. S. Lewis.
Almost 10 years later, I finally started catching up again with the series, and was delighted to find that Morris' humanity as a storyteller registers even more deeply with me as an older reader. As my friend E. put it, the series is wonderful in embracing and illustrating "all kinds of different ways of being."
The previous novels had as their protagonists fairly common YA types, though warmly realized: a half-fey squire navigating both mundane & otherworldly affairs, a whip-witted anti-damsel, and a Eustace Scrubb-ish prig who of course discovers valiance & humility under duress.
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Dinadan does indeed venture forth and meet all sorts of people, befriending some and looking askance at others. And, as Sir Tristan's younger brother, he is dragged again and again towards the center of that most outrageously tragic of romances. But what he sees of Tristan & Iseult's violent folly ultimately leads him to affirm his sense of sufficiency in himself and his art – even though his friendship with another "savage damsel," as skeptic-minded as Dinadan, presents a tantalizing romantic charge throughout.
Without trivializing the essential tragedy of the violence and human wastefulness of Tristan & Iseult's tale, Sir Dinadan affirms those who prefer to live small, live quietly and inwardly. I laughed often while reading, and closed the book feeling both heartened and melancholy. I plan to revisit Sir Dinadan often, especially since his quietness, skepticism, and steadfast unconcern with dramatic involvement reminded me of a very dear mentor of mine, whom I don't get to see nearly enough. In Dinadan, Morris combines elements both of the fool and the hermit: capable of moving in society, he evenly judges the people and hierarchies he encounters there, but ultimately, contentedly, remains a man apart.
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I read all of these ages ago, when they were first coming out, but I hadn't gone back to re-read them since. Nice to know they stand up to adulthood! I'm always worried about books I loved when I was younger losing some of their remembered charm.
If you like Arthurian stuff, and you haven't already read it, I'd urge you to read Culhwch and Olwen–the oldest surviving Arthurian tale. It's absolutely wonderful, and pretty insane.
Also, I'm dying for you to write that comparative study of Paz's My Life With the Wave and Bangs' The Water Ghost of Harrowby Hall that you talked about.


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Hi and welcome to my step by step guide on how to build this Narnia style minotaur, It is made very cheaply and using materials that I already had, all of the fur is made of string that I stripped down and hot glued on to make a fur effect, I felt this would be a lot cheaper than using fake fur and also would give a better effect of fur. The mask was made using plaster and was moulded on clay, the body was a t-shirt and the bottoms are made of old school trousers and tights, I made the armour out of coke cans. Im entered into the epic costumes contest, please vote!
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I bought my glue gun for £5 with 50 sticks
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some modroc or plaster and scrim, around 4 rolls
acrylic paints
around 20 coke cans- or other aluminium cans
2 old t-shirts one that fits and one that's a couple of sizes to big
a pair of old trousers that are around 2 sizes too big
a pair of tights- (not my first choice but I think the best)
an empty 2 litre coke bottle
a pair of strong scissors
a craft knife
a balaclava
some spare wood
some newspaper
a few bits of cardboard
around 1/2 a meter squared of fake leather dependant on your size.
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I started wanting to make an awesome Halloween costume this year that was also original but with a very low budget and only a few weeks I struggled for inspiration, I originally started with a sci-fi space man costume but after doing a quick search and some failed attempts I decided that it was neither original or feasible for me, I loved the work of Howard Berger on Narnia and the lord of the rings and was inspired to do something like him, however latex wasn't possible with my low budget and after seeing a ball of sisal string I decided to make a minotaur. After re-watching the Narnia films a couple of times I took notes on the legs and faces and saw which one I would like to copy, the two below were the ones I chose, the first was the one I stuck closest to because of the colour and complexity of the armour on the other. Before deciding on the way I was going to build it I wanted to test of some materials so I started with the head as a rough draft however after a while I grew attached to it and so kept it, I took a very close look at some other instructables such as the werewolf one https://www.instructables.com/id/realistic-werewolf-costume/ however I still felt that the fur didn't have the right, rustic look and the legs were wrong, so I redesigned it even though this mean a lot of trial and error, I liked the shingle look of the armour so I wanted to replicate this, I did it with coke cans as you will see later. I also say that they made a clay base for the Narnia ones, I did this also but I am not sure what the made the actual heads out of but I chose plaster.


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More than 200 people including, UCPMA president Charanjit Singh Vishivkarma and other members of the association, took part in the rally that started from the UCPMA office on the Gill Road to Alamgir, covering a distance of around 18km.
Industrialists Harminder Singh Nova and Sachin Lakra flagged off the rally. The employees of Hero Cycles Limited, Nova Cycles, Avon Cycles and Top Track Cycles, among others took part in the rally.
"All necessary arrangements such as escort car, medical van and refreshment for the participants were done by the UCPMA. During the rally, manufacturers also came to know about various technical issues related to bicycles,"said Vishivkarma.
"With the Central government's decision to promote cleanliness, we have also decided to highlight that usage of bicycles can help keeping our environment clean and green. Besides, a cycle bank comprising around 50 bicycles has also been created by the UCPMA. Members of the club can use these anytime,"he said.
Vishivkarma also said that the association would promote cycling through various programmes in the coming months.


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