If Kelley Deal bangs on your door at three in the morning, feel free to answer it. Ten years ago, I would have told you to quietly slide your spare heroin through the doggy door and go back to sleep. Not anymore. More than likely, the sobered up guitarist for the Breeders is just looking for advice on the color pallette she’s chosen for one of her knitted handbags
197901 - Ten O'clock Postman02 - Hey Jonny03 - Give Me You Love04 - Oh Susie05 - Darling, You're My Girl06 - She Wants Me07 - Why Don't You Try To Phone08 - Angel On Wheels09 - Family DelightLink: Secret Service - Oh Suzie Pass: tributo-americano
Hammond Daily Star says:Purple T shirts were symbols of honor courage beating the odds and surviving cancer during the 12th annual South Tangipahoa Relay for Life event held Saturday at North Oak Park read more ->NWAnews.com says:After the LSU game 10 years ago show him the money was written in this space Arkansas Democrat Gazette Northwest Edition read more ->Contra Costa Times says:Political notes and notices of classes lectures meetings activities for seniors and those who are single divorced or widowed workshops and miscellaneous events are published weekly They include activities of nonprofit groups in Contra Costa County To have an item considered submit it in writing two weeks in advance Include a daytime phone number that readers may call Send items to read more ->Boonville Daily News says:With a record crowd of 375 people on hand last night during the annual Boonville Fall Sports Banquet at Knights of Columbus it didn t come as a surprise that the b
True Heart Susie D.W. Griffith 1 hr 27 min - Sep 13, 2007"Susie, a plain young country girl, secretly loves a neighbor boy, William. She believes in him and sacrifices much of her own happiness to promote his own ambitions, all without his knowledge." Directed by D.W. Griffith, written by Marian Fremont, 1919. Film in the public domain.from scottlord.vodpod.com
True Heart Susie D.W. Griffith 1 hr 27 min - Sep 13, 2007"Susie, a plain young country girl, secretly loves a neighbor boy, William. She believes in him and sacrifices much of her own happiness to promote his own ambitions, all without his knowledge." Directed by D.W. Griffith, written by Marian Fremont, 1919. Film in the public domain.from scottlord.vodpod.com
Today is a special day - my friend, Susie Roscoe, joined Active Rain with me 4 months ago today. It has been a fun, education, rewarding journey that has only just begun and sharing it with a friend like Susie makes it so much better!!!If you haven't met Susie Roscoe - you need to. What I love about Susie is that she knows who she is 100% - few of us are that clear. She is a MOM first of 2 amazing boys and she is an awesome Mom - I've seen her in action and she's a great Realtor because she brings that same authenticity to her work and her clients.Susie has the best laugh and contagious energy and has become one of my closest friends. Some might think since we could be competitors that it's weird but we are so comfortable with each other - but we are and ironically quite often actually refer to each other and sometimes we show and try sell the other's listing. When we began "blogging" - I caught the bug f
As some of you may have noticed by now, I've been spending a lot of time in Murray Hill, at a client lately. The largest deli in the area is Susie's Kitchen Susie's Kitchen. It's the same as many other delis in the city, just larger. They have a salad station, burrito station, sandwich/deli counter, hot/cold buffet, wide drink selection, pre-made sushi, and various soups and miscellaneous
Susie has been asking about what exactly Bubble Tea is. So I thought I'd try to explain more about this awesome drink and dedicate this post to her . First off, it does not have to be a "Tea" drink. The term Bubble Tea came from the fact that there are big gummy balls made of tapioca (may also be called "Pearl Tea" inside the drink itself. The original flavor consisted of black tea, tapioca balls, condensed milk, and honey. But its popularity grew as more flavors were introduced (e.g. peach, strawberry milk, green tea, coffee, and lots more). The flavors do not have to contain any tea ingredients. Bubble Tea originated in Taiwan in the 1980's and gained popularity in North American cities with big Asian populations. Believe it or not, it can also be found in London (Horlicks flavored), Paris, Sydney and Melbourne(Milo Bubble Tea).The tapioca balls also come in different colors (you might be asked if you want the darker version - which is softer, sweet and has a little brown sugar),
Robin Luke is best remembered for his one big hit, "Susie Darlin'," in 1958, a song that embodied the most gently innocent side of rock & roll. His career actually lasted into the early 1960s, however, and encompassed dozens of songs. He was one of the most popular of the romantic rockers of the late 1950s, at his best as a balladeer in the mold of Ricky Nelson or the Everly Bros., although he was also able to rock out on occasion and did a good cover of the ominous Marty Wilde number "Bad Boy," itself a tribute to Gene Vincent's style. Robin Luke was a member of rock & roll's second wave, young enough to have been a fan of rock & roll and R&B before he dreamt of a recording career of his own. Luke's father was a worker and later an executive for Douglas Aircraft, and while he was born in Los Angeles, the demands of the elder Luke's job had the family relocating every few years, first to Georgia and later, when Robin was 11, to Hawaii. It was there that he took up the guitar and t
- In the pool : A Spanish synchro swimmer performs at the Susie O'Neill pool in Melbourne during the free combination routine final event of the 12th FINA World Swimming Championships. Russian swimmers won the gold medal, Japan silver and USA took Bronze.
After returning from a stint in the service in the mid-1950’s, Dale Hawkins was working in Stan Lewis’ record shop in Shreveport, LA and fronting his own band. In 1956, he bought some time for an off-hours recording session at KWKH’s broadcast studio in Shreveport and recorded his earliest sides. Lewis, who also distributed records and later owned the Jewel and Paula labels, got Leonard Chess to release some of those songs; and, when “Susie-Q” hit, further sessions resulted in an album and more singles. Although long associated with the rockabilly style, Hawkins’ blues and R&B influences are evident on “Susie-Q”. Bill Millar’s excellent notes to the Ace (UK) CD comp, Rock ‘N’ Roll Tornado, reveal that the burning Telecaster solos and the low-down, swampy, classic central riff by 15 year-old lead guitarist James Burton were influenced by the blues chops of such greats as Hubert Sumlin of Howlin’ Wolf’s band and Gatemouth Brown, among others. Prior to gigging wi
With all the talk about sickness and dying and being one with our colons I almost completely forgot to mention that I, along with the delightful Metro Mama (as well as the goddess IzzyMom), have been handed the reigns of the ROFL awards from the oh-so-pregnant Mommy Off the Record.
(There were a lot of people mentioned in that last paragraph. Could be confusing. Let me break it down...)
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This is a sketch of Robert John Fardon--serial rapist who has just been released from Brisbane's Wacol prison. Fardon raped and wounded a 12 year old girl in 1978 and did 10 years. Upon his release in 1988, he raped, sodomised and assaulted a woman in Townsville and got 14 years for that.
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A month or so ago I decided that if I was going to spend as much time as I am blogging that I needed classier surroundings. I first saw the work of Susie of Bluebird Blogs at Overwhelmed With Joy!, which is one beautiful blog. Browsing her catalog was like a trip through an eye candy store – one design was more beautiful than the next.So I reached out to Susie to ask her to work her magic with my favorite photo of Naksansa Temple – and your eyes are now feasting on the result. Susie is great to work with - here are just a few of the things that made it a pleasure and great fun to work with her: Susie is a true artist. She has an unfailing eye, and I have never met anyone with a better sense of color. She absolutely nailed what I was hoping to achieve with this blog.Susie is patient. I'm one of those people who continually tweaks things until I'm satisfied, and Susie graciously put up with my tweaking, always with an electronic smile.Susie works fast. I'm still astonished that sh
Designed by Susie Cooper and made by the Crown Works pottery manufacturers.This beautiful teapot was produced during the 1930s and is typically "Art Deco' in style. It is a 'Kestrel' shaped form and is decorated in the "Blue Printemps' pattern.Sold on eBay for only £48.50 on 27th December 2006.
