| War In Lebanon feat. Papa RoachWed, 07 Jan 2009 15:16:24 -0800 by BayAreaOrBustThis song is "Not Listening" by Papa Roach. I first heard this song while playing Gran Turismo 4.This video is about the huge war in Lebanon back in 2006. 1,200 people were killed and around 2,400 were injured. Lebanon is almsot finished with reconstruction, and let's hope the current conflict in Gaza Strip won't destroy that again. But there is still around 100,000 land mines scattered across the small country, and the crime rate is still very high. Related: war lebanon papa roach hezbollah | |
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| $126,400 Single Family Home, North Conway, NHWed, 07 Jan 2009 11:39:09 -0800 by NorthernEdgeRealty Visit http://www.teamner.c om for additional information regarding this property.RE/MAX Northern Edge Realty LLC MLS #2733076 Located in North Conway, New HampshireSuper Value in a North Conway NH home! Quiet country location with easy access to North Conway. Updated 3+ bedroom home on a nicely landscaped lot. Modern kitchen with all stainless steel appliances. Great for year round or vacation. 10 min to Ski Attitash or Cranmore and 20min. to Ossipee Lake and Silver Lake. Single Family Home $126,400 2400 s.f. 0.90 acres Related: conway estate hampshire mls new nh north property real | |
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| 28 W. Moler St, Columbus OH 43207Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:24:44 -0800 by MichelleDemopolisBeautifully restored turn of the century home in Merion Village! Large rooms, original woodwork, gorgeous mantle, butler's pantry and many new updates! The kitchen and bath have been completely remodeled. New fixtures and amenities, large yard! MUST SEE! Call Michelle Demopolis, Keller Williams Capital Partners, 740-362-2400! // created at http://animoto.com Related: animoto | |
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| Atheists launch bus ad campaignTue, 06 Jan 2009 23:21:52 -0800 by o0flowerfairy0oThe atheist bus journeyby Ariane Sherine, GuardianThanks to you we raised enough money to put ads on 800 buses across the UK, and the campaign has gone globalToday, thanks to many Cif readers, the overall total raised for the Atheist Bus Campaign stands at a truly overwhelming £135,000, breaking our original target of £5,500 by over 2400%. Given this unexpected amount, I'm very excited to tell you that 800 buses instead of the 30 we were initially aiming for are now rolling out across the UK with the slogan, "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life", in locations all over England, Scotland and Wales, including Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, York, Cardiff, Devon, Leeds, Bristol and Aberdeen.From today's launch, two hundred of the buses will run in London, because the campaign was originally started as a positive counter-response to the Jesus Said ads running on London buses in June 2008. These ads displayed the URL of a website which stated that non-Christians "will be condemned to everlasting separation from God and then you spend all eternity in torment in hell Jesus spoke about this as a lake of fire prepared for the devil". Our rational slogan will hopefully reassure anyone who has been scared by this kind of evangelism.In addition, we're running adverts on two further types of media. In my last Cif blog on the campaign, I asked Cif readers for ideas on alternative ways to spend the funds, and also for thoughts on different slogans. Commenters WoollyMindedLiberal, PaoloV and Catch22 suggested that we use quotes from famous freethinkers, and we've done just that: from Monday January 12, 1,000 tube cards will run on London Underground featuring atheist quotations from Douglas Adams, Albert Einstein, Emily Dickinson and Katharine Hepburn (see above), alongside the original campaign slogan.An animated version of the slogan will also appear on two large LCD screens on Oxford Street (opposite Bond Street tube station), so that you can see the advert live without having to wait for an atheist bus. And, to thank all donors and show the strength of atheism in the UK, every ABC advertisement will contain the line "This advert was funded by public donations".Amazingly , the campaign has now gone international. Spain's Union of Atheists and Freethinkers are launching buses across Barcelona today with a translation of our slogan, Italy's Union of Atheist, Agnostics and Rationalists are also planning to roll out atheist buses, while the American Humanist Association have been inspired to launch a campaign, and buses carrying their slogan "Why believe in a God? Just be good for goodness' sake" have now been running for over a month in Washington DC. Sadly, not every country has been so open to the idea: the Atheist Foundation of Australia tried to place the slogan "Atheism celebrate reason" on buses, but were rejected by Australia's biggest outdoor advertising company.The campaign's success is thanks to Cif and Cif readers. If Matt Seaton hadn't allowed me to run with the idea here, and so many of you hadn't been so enthusiastic about it and donated generously to it, it would never have happened. There may be further campaign developments, and the campaign website and Facebook group will be regularly updated with the latest news; but for now, I hope you enjoy seeing the adverts on the streets, and that they brighten these bleak January days just a little bit. As Charlie Brooker one of the first people to donate to the Atheist Bus Campaign says: "Public transport in Britain suggests there isn't a God anyway, but in case anyone hasn't noticed, or feels isolated for thinking such a thing, this campaign should help." I hope it does. The Official Atheist Bus Campaign Website: http://www.atheistbu s.org.uk/ Related: atheism religion atheist bus campaign "richard dawkins" | |
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| Mission Peak Short1Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:05:02 -0800 by eyemanwithamissionTraining climb up Mission Peak, Fremont, CA in preparation for a winter climb up Mount Whitney with a 60-70 lb backpack with all of my climbing gear. Climbed 2400 vert. feet, 3 miles in length in 1 hr. 20 min. Fog on the lower ground, Temp 55 deg. F with 10 mi./hr wind. Related: "mission peak" climbing | |
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| Manzanita Gate Apartments For Rent In Reno, NevadaTue, 06 Jan 2009 17:25:05 -0800 by StoutVideoTourshttp://www.Manzanita GateApartments.com/1 2/Manzanita Gate2475 Robb DriveReno, NV 89523Phone: (702) 348-2400Welcome to the luxurious way of life you've been looking for... Set among a beautifully landscaped residential neighborhood, Manzanita Gate is perfectly situated in the heart of Reno. Its ideal location puts you within close proximity to some of Renos best shopping, dining, and entertainment. Manzanita Gate offers a remarkable blend of sophisticated living and suburban-style charm that can't be found anywhere else. From unparalleled recreational amenities and expansive floor plans to top-quality interior appointments, Manzanita Gate offers everything you've been searching for and more! We provide more than a place to live... we offer a lifestyle! Visit our photo gallery or give us a call to schedule a personal tour and open the door to a new way of life!Produced by http://www.Apartment s247.com/ Related: stout manzanitagate | |
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| Jonas Brothers RYMAN ROCKERSMon, 05 Jan 2009 23:18:20 -0800 by deedeeaka123USA Today wrote an awesome article about the Jonas Brothers & Friends off-tour concert Sunday night at 2,400-seat Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Excepts: Tickets ($75) sold out the day the show was announced. Friends included Jordin Sparks, Martina McBride, Brad Paisley, Phil Vassar, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and Steven Curtis Chapman. The boys sure knew McBride's country hit Independence Day, singing along as if it were one of the Jonas Brothers' own. [McBride later sang the brothers' When You Look Me in the Eyes.] Paisley played Waitin' on a Woman & Easy Money.Photo Credit: Jae Lee, The Tennessean. On Stevie Wonder's song 'Superstition', Joe said: 'We wrote a lot of songs that we tried to (make) sound like this song, but it's kind of impossible to sound like this song.' More photos at JonasHQ. Related: jonas brothers | |
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| Gaza Siege - Interview with a Norwegian doctor at the al-Shifa hospital in GazaMon, 05 Jan 2009 14:29:55 -0800 by iiiiiieeeeeeBBC Interview with a Norwegian doctor at the al-Shifa hospital in GazaFrom doctor Mads Gilbert in Gaza: Thanks for your support. They bombed the central vegetable market in Gaza city two hours ago. 80 injured, 20 killed. All came here to Shifa. Hades! We wade in death, blood and amputees. Many children. Pregnant woman. I have never experienced anything this horrible. Now we hear tanks. Tell it, pass it on, shout it. Anything. DO SOMETHING! DO MORE! We're living in the history books now, all of us! Mads G, 3.1.09 13:50, Gaza, Palestine. Related: gaza | |
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