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"A Single Woman in Baghdad. Clip of the Day." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-15 15:13:09

to the International Museum of Women’s through which you can check a new film by a female director every day through the month of October. There’s some good stuff including and a fascinating short documentary that I just watched by Turkish filmmaker Melis Birder called. Filmmaker Melis Birder went to Baghdad in January 2004 looking for a story and open one in the social life of her translator an unmarried 20-something working woman named Kawkab. Kawkab and her friends and family speak incredibly candidly about sex marriage. Sunni/Shia conflict the difficulties of an infant democracy and life in Baghdad after the U. S occupation and for more information on the film see its. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> For our 100th episode we take a look back at movies from 100 years ago: evaluate Santa Claus and underwear thieves. SpoutBlog is not intended for readers under 18 years of age. Opinions posted on SpoutBlog do not necessarily designate the opinions of Spout.

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"Deep Purple - Machine Head (Classic Hardrock 1972)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-14 04:44:40

Size: 80.7 MBBitrate: 256mp3Ripped by: ChrisGoesRockArtwork IncludedJapan 24-Bit RemasterMachine Head is the third Mk II (sixth overall) Deep Purple studio album. It was recorded at the Grand Hotel Montreux. Switzerland in December 1971 with the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and released in March 1972. The album is often cited as being very influential in the development of the heavy metal music genre. It is Deep Purple's most successful recording topping the charts in several countries following its release.(1964–1968) Pre-Deep Purple years:In 1967 former Searchers drummer Chris Curtis contacted London businessman Tony Edwards in the hope that he would manage a new group he was putting together to be called Roundabout: so-called because the members would get on and off the band like a musical roundabout. Impressed with the plan. Edwards agreed to finance the venture with two business partners: John Coletta and Ron Hire (Hire-Edwards-Coletta – HEC Enterprises). The first recruit was the classically-trained Hammond organ player Jon Lord who had most notably played with The Artwoods (led by Art Wood brother of future Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie and featuring Keef Hartley). He was followed by session guitarist Ritchie Blackmore who was persuaded to return from Hamburg to audition for the new group. Curtis soon dropped out but HEC Enterprises as well as Lord and Blackmore were keen to carry on. For the bass guitar. Lord suggested his old friend Nick Simper with whom he had played in a band called The Flower Pot Men and their Garden (formerly known as The Ivy League) back in 1967. Simper's claims to fame (apart from Purple) were that he had been in Johnny Kidd & The Pirates and had been in the car crash that killed Kidd. He was also in Screaming Lord Sutch's The Savages where he played with Blackmore. The line-up was completed by singer Rod Evans and drummer Ian Paice from The Maze. After a brief tour of Denmark in the spring of 1968. Blackmore suggested a new name: Deep Purple which was his grandmother's favourite song.(1968–1970) Breakthrough:In October 1968 the group had success in the US (but not the UK) with a cover of Joe South's "Hush" which reached #4. The song was taken from their debut album Shades of Deep Purple and they were booked to support Cream on their Goodbye tour. The band's second album. The Book of Taliesyn was released in the United States to coincide with this tour although it would not be released in their home country until the following year. 1969 saw the release of their third album. Deep Purple which contained strings and woodwind on one track (April). Several influences were in evidence notably Vanilla Fudge and Lord's classical antecedants such as Bach and Rimsky-Korsakov. After these three albums and extensive touring in the States their American record company. Tetragrammaton went out of business leaving the band with no money and an uncertain future. (Tetragrammaton's assets were assumed by Warner Bros. Records who would release Deep Purple's records in the U. S throughout the 1970's.) Returning to England in early 1969 they recorded a single called "Emmaretta" named for a cast member of the musical Hair whom Rod Evans was trying to seduce before Evans and Simper were fired. The band hunted down singer Ian Gillan from Episode Six a band that had released several singles in the UK without achieving their big break for commercial success. Six's drummer Mick Underwood - an old comrade of Blackmore's from his Savages days - made the introductions and bassist Roger Glover tagged along for the initial sessions. Purple persuaded Glover to join full-time; an act that effectively killed Episode Six and gave Underwood a guilt complex that lasted nearly a decade - until Gillan recruited him for his new post-Purple band in the late 1970s. This created the quintessential Deep Purple "Mark 2" lineup whose first inauspicious release was a Greenaway-Cook tune titled "Hallelujah" which flopped. The band gained some much-needed publicity with the Concerto for Group and Orchestra a three-movement epic composed by Lord as a solo project and performed by the band at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold. Together with Five Bridges by The Nice it was one of the first collaborations between a rock band and an orchestra although at the time certain members of Purple (Blackmore and Gillan especially) were less than happy at the group being tagged as "a group who played with orchestras" when actually what they had in mind was to develop the band into a much tighter hard-rocking style.(1970–1976) Popularity and breakup:Shortly after the orchestral release the band began a hectic touring and recording schedule that was to see little respite for the next three years. Their first studio album of this period released in mid-1970 was Deep Purple in Rock (a name deliberately chosen to distance the rock album from the concerto) and contained the then-concert staples "Speed King". "Into The Fire" and "Child in Time". The band also issued the UK Top Ten single "Black Night". Blackmore's and Lord's guitar-keyboard interplay coupled with Ian Gillan's howling vocals and the rhythm section of Glover and Paice now started to take on a unique identity and become instantly recognisable to rock fans throughout Europe. A second album the more mellow and creatively progressive Fireball (a favourite of Gillan but not of the rest of the band ) was issued in the summer of 1971. The title track "Fireball" was released as a single as was "Strange Kind of Woman" - not from the album but recorded during the same sessions. Within weeks of Fireball's release the band was already performing songs planned for the next album. One song (which later became "Highway Star") was performed at the first gig of the Fireball tour having been written on the bus to a show in Portsmouth in answer to a journalist's question: "How do you go about writing songs?" Three months later in December 1971 the band traveled to Switzerland to record Machine Head. The album was due to be recorded at a casino in Montreux using the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio but a fire during a Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention gig burned down the casino. The album was actually recorded at the nearby empty Grand Hotel. This incident famously inspired the song "Smoke on the Water". Gillan believes that he witnessed a man fire a flare gun into the ceiling during the concert prompting Zappa to comment: "Arthur Brown in person!"Continuing from where both previous albums left off. Machine Head has since become one of the band's most famous albums including tracks that became live classics such as "Highway Star". "Space Truckin'". "Lazy" and "Smoke on the Water". Deep Purple continued to tour and record at a rate that would be rare thirty years on: when Machine Head was recorded the group had only been together three and a half years yet it was their seventh LP. Meanwhile the band undertook four US tours in 1972 and the August tour of Japan that led to a double-vinyl live release. Made in Japan. Originally intended as a Japan-only record its world-wide release saw the double become an instant hit. It remains one of rock music's most popular and highest selling live-concert recordings (although at the time it was perhaps seen as less important as only Glover and Paice turned up to mix it). The classic Purple Mk 2 line-up continued to work and released the album Who Do We Think We Are (1973) featuring the hit single "Woman from Tokyo" but internal tensions and exhaustion were more noticeable than ever. The bad feelings culminated in Ian Gillan quitting the band after their second tour of Japan in the summer of 1973 and Roger Glover being pushed out with him. Their replacements were an unknown singer from Saltburn in North East England. David Coverdale and Midlands bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes formerly of Trapeze. This new line-up continued into 1974 with the heavier blues-rock album Burn another highly successful release and world tour. Hughes and Coverdale added both vocal harmonies and a more funky element to the band's music a sound that was even more apparent on the late 1974 release Stormbringer. Besides the title track the album had a number of songs that received much radio play such as "Lady Double Dealer". "The Gypsy" and "Soldier Of Fortune". Yet Blackmore voiced unhappiness with the album and as a result left the band in the spring of 1975 to form his own band with Ronnie James Dio and Elf called Rainbow. With Blackmore's departure. Deep Purple was left to fill one of the biggest bandmember vacancies in rock music. In spite of this the rest of the band refused to stop and to the surprise of many long-time fans actually announced a replacement for the "irreplaceable" Man in Black; American Tommy Bolin. It was Coverdale who had suggested auditioning Bolin. "He walked in thin as a rake his hair coloured green yellow and blue with feathers in it. Slinking along beside him was this stunning Hawaiian girl in a crochet dress with nothing on underneath. He plugged into four Marshall 100-watt stacks and. ."[citation needed] The job was his. Bolin had been a member of many now-forgotten mid-60s bands - Denny & The Triumphs. American Standard and Zephyr which released three albums from '69-72. Before Purple. Bolin's best-known recordings were made as a session musician on Billy Cobham's 1973 jazz fusion album. Spectrum and on The James Gang's "Bang" (1973) and "Miami" (1974). He had also jammed with such luminaries as Dr. John. Albert King and Alphonse Mouzon and was busy working on his first solo album. Teaser when he accepted the invitation to join Deep Purple. The resulting album. Come Taste the Band was released in the US in October 1975. Despite mixed reviews the collection revitalised the band once again bringing a new extreme funk edge to their hard rock sound. Bolin's influence was crucial and with encouragement from Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale the guitarist developed much of the material. Later. Bolin's personal problems with drugs began to manifest themselves and after cancelled shows and below-par concert performances the band was in danger. 01. "Highway Star" – 6:0502. "Maybe I'm a Leo" – 4:5103. "Pictures of Home" – 5:0304. "Never Before" – 3:5605. "Smoke on the Water" – 5:4006. "Lazy" – 7:1907. "Space Truckin'" – 4:31 Are you shitting? What do you listen to? This album is a classic and I'm not alone on that one. Thanks CGR for this remaster... I have the 2-CD set and missing is the lyric sheet AND the sweet gatefold! Good thing I have the LP. Purple did become more of a druggy band with Coverdale and Hughes. I think Hughes especially was notorious for that kind of thing. MK II was more of a drinking band. This lineup made 4 truly great LPs... Machine Head. In Rock. Fireball and Made in Japan... Everything went to hell between the band during Who Do We Think We are.

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"DEO_ALMA - New LDS Single Woman" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 02:01:45

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"MADZ - New LDS Single Woman" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 20:15:59

im a simple women looking for a simple guy a guythat i can like till eternity and a guy who willlove me as i am Signing up with LDSPals com is easy and free to join. So today and start connecting with other LDS singles. Copyright © 2001-2007 by LDS Pals. LLC All Rights Reserved. Last updated: 2007-12-20

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"Rough little guy - Mon, 22 Oct 2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 16:22:57

A single women is tired of one night stands that never end up in real relations. As she is complaining about it to her friend she gets a piece of advice about how to handle men : "You know under their prepare appearances men are very sensitive! You have to arrive that soft align of them to keep them."The single woman promises to her friend that she will try to do that the next time she goes out with a guy. When she finally gets a guy and sleeps with him she thinks it's time to put her friend's advice into practice. So she turns to her lover who's still lying in the bed and says. "Hey dulcify! What would you like to call the little guy when I get pregnant?" The guy first looks at her horrified but then shows a big smile on his face. He stands up takes the used condom that he put on the align throws discolor on it ties it with a manifold sailor knot and finally throws it in the lavatory and flushes the toilet. He then looks back at the woman and says. "If he gets out of there call him MacGyver!"

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"Georgette Heyer?s Lady of Quality" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 22:03:49

measure night and it was such a pleasurable construe! I don’t conclude like doing a proper analyse comfort suffering as I am from insomnia and general all-around crankiness but I do want to say that I’ll have to find myself some more Georgette Heyer books because this was just so much fun. It was a change intensity book about a 29-year-old woman named Annis living in clean in the regency period so say around 1810-1820 or so. She has recently left the home of her brother and his wife and family and has set up on her own a mildly scandalous move for a woman populate are beginning to call a spinster but who is still quite young. She is cause to be perceived and beautiful with wit and a satirical sense of humor; she has received several offers of marriage but none from any man who really impressed her. Into her life go Lucilla and Ninian two young people in their late teens; Lucilla has run away from domiciliate to avoid parental pressure to unify Ninian and Ninian accompanies her to keep her safe. come about brings Lucilla to Annis’s accommodate and the rest of the novel is about what to do with the girl who decides she will not go domiciliate and who comes to like Bath and the pleasures it offers. She also brings her uncle on the scene the rakish and rude but still mysteriously charming Oliver Carleton. Annis has never met a man quite like him before. One of the interesting things about the schedule is the way Annis seems like an early example of the “excellent woman” phenomenon of which Barbara Pym. Everyone wants to turn Annis into an “excellent woman,” one of those unmarried women who pay their lives taking care of others. They believe she should have stayed at domiciliate with her brother enjoying his “protection” and helping to take compassionate of his children. An independent woman who lives for herself is almost too much for people of the time to understand. Living on her own and according to her own wishes is acceptable only because Annis has some money and has the stubbornness and high spirits to beg upon it; otherwise she would surely find herself drawn into other people’s lives and into their houses away from her own. But she works very hard to act her independence and to protect off the prying meddling people who be to take up her time and attention. In contrast to Annis is Miss Farlow a single woman considerably older than Annis and without any means to support herself — she’s an example of the Miss Bates write (from ) a genteel woman without much money who depends on the kindness of others to get by. Annis has kindly agreed to contract her as a companion which earns Miss Farlow’s great gratitude but unfortunately she repays her with irritating never-ending chatter (also like Miss Bates) and vindictive jealousy when Lucilla appears on the scene. desire Farlow is a figure of fun but she also shows an alternative fate for women — without her money and without her beauty. Annis could easily be another Miss Farlow alone and penniless. The walk of the novel is decrease and leisurely; there’s not a whole lot of narrative tension but the sunniness of the mood and charm of the characters kept my arouse. Now I’m off to see if Book obtain has any more Heyer novels … This sounds desire a fun story. There’s something sort of Austen-esque about the characters. I guess everyone had their niche in society at that time (and you probably didn’t dare try to be anything different). From what I’ve construe Heyer was pretty scrupulous about getting her historical facts correct. I actually already have lined up a schedule called Cotillion (again from Sourcebooks–I wasn’t going to…but it sounded too tempting) which sounds much lighter than the Heyer schedule I just read. BooksPlease — interesting to experience how popular she is. Before blogs I hadn’t heard of her but I can understand why she’s so popular now that I’ve read her. Sassymonkey — she is really prolific isn’t she? I have no idea how many books she’s written but from the little I’ve looked around. I’ve noticed quite a few. Iliana — she wrote mystery books? Cool! I was lucky to get this novel on schedule Mooch but now I see there aren’t many left. Too bad.

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"Calling all single women!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-22 05:49:24

This is an appeal to all the single women out there. I've started bring home the bacon on my next book - Retirement and the Single Woman. Would you take a moment to displace me a line at and let me know: If you were to remain single for the rest of your life, a) what would be your biggest fears regarding your old age? andb) what are you doing to allay those fears? If you could also let me know your age that would be excellent! Oh scary! I've been single a lot of my adult life and I'm scared because instead of saving the maximum I can toward retirement I am work paying for cram by myself. I have thought a lot about this. Two CAN be as cheaply as one so one pays for TWO no be what. I'm 56 years old self-employed all my life and have been widowed for three years. No kids grandchildren etc. - it's just me a clump of computers and a small displace of cats. My biggest fear about aging is being alone... I spend a great deal of my time helping my aged care and I realize that when I'm her age there isn't going to be a daughter there to "do for" me or even to furnish me a call now and then. What I've been doing to comfort those fears is (1)on the physical lie making every effort to become as healthy and physically fit as possible (lost a lot of weight stopped smoking exercise regularly etc.) and (2) on the spiritual/emotional front making every effort to find within myself what non-single people find in their significant other.. like fulfillment pleasure in daily life. Learning to arrive into one's own self for what we're taught to expect from external sources is one of the hardest things I've ever done but whatever my future does or does not hold. I sincerely accept learning to be as self-sufficient in ALL ways is the best - and really the only - preparation I can make for aging.

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"That Single Woman Wants An E-mail" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 23:51:22

hit women probably act to less than 10% of online dating e-mails. The reason being that most single men are not taking the measure to add that personal touch to what they are writing. Women need something more than a "Hi. Would you like to chat?" They need to see you're interested in them and how they will cerebrate with you. Single men far add up single women at most online dating services. This is the main cerebrate why you need to approach these single women in a manner that they are going to respond to. Most of these men don't change surface send e-mails because they're on a free trial and want to start a relationship online without paying anything. By sending an telecommunicate you're telling the single woman you're serious about finding a furnish. How do think she will react if you can't change surface transfer over $20 to pay for a months membership? She's expecting to be wined and dined and she has singles contacting her on a remove trial. Pay for your membership and your message ordain be in her top 10% straight away. Before you send your first online dating telecommunicate you need to make sure your profile is of a good standard. Without a good profile your telecommunicate ordain be wasted. Have a nice clear photo and put some effort in the detail of your profile. Getting this right is another way to get you in lie of 90% of other online dating singles. Before you go away composing your online dating telecommunicate you be to decide who your going to displace it too. There is no simple way to create verbally your e-mail it has to be based on what you have construe in the single women's compose. You be to connect with her and inform things out in her profile that undergo attracted you to her. A women will tell straight away if you have written the same thing to another 20 women. This is why it's important you construe her compose and relate to it. Don't just pick someone because she looks cute in her photo. She might be nice but be completely incompatible with you. You ordain only sight this out by reading her compose. alter sure you compose your telecommunicate around her. Don't use it to go away telling her about yourself. If she wants to experience anything about you she ordain find that out in your profile. This is another reason why you must have a good compose. Anything else that she wants to find out about you she can ask you in her reply. A women is going to be more interested in who you are than what you look like. This is what women are like and once you understand this you will undergo a much exceed reply evaluate to your online dating e-mails than almost everyone else.


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"The Sleeping Beauty Proposal by Sarah Strohmeyer" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 20:39:12

Genie Michaels college admissions counselor at Thoreau College has been dating English English professor Hugh Spencer (that is not a typo; Hugh is English and he teaches English) for four years now. A total commitment-phobe. Hugh balks at any have in mind Genie makes of moving in together or marriage. He claims he needs to concentrate on finishing the manuscript of his first novel before he can change surface socialise a big merger desire marriage. which has turned into a huge success. Hugh has now gone on tour to promote his book and Genie is watching on TV while Hugh is being interviewed by Barbara Walters. Barbara asks if Hugh he is going to ever marry his own Dora like the character in his book. On national TV. Hugh makes a marriage proposal but the woman he proposes to is not Genie. After many angry tears and trying to deal with being humiliated on national TV. Genie gets together with beat pal Patty for some serious girl converse. Patty tells Genie that she is like that idiot fairy tale character. Sleeping Beauty who is waiting around for some prince charming to change state her up. Since everyone will anticipate Hugh proposed to her. Patty suggests that instead of waiting around desire some do drugs. Genie should let everyone evaluate she is engaged. Genie takes Patty up on her advice and before she knows it she in full wedding planning mode. Her care and sister undergo made many of the arrangements and she is change surface registered for engagement gifts. In fact her parents are even willing to help her purchase a accommodate now that she will be "settling down." Things are rapidly spinning out of control and to alter matters worse she is falling for Nick a work who has been working on the house she wants to buy but she cannot act him because she is "engaged."What single girl hasn't felt ignored or overlooked because of her single status? Strohmeyer's story touches on the issue that has plagued single woman world wide: an unmarried woman in her thirties is deemed as a spinster and is consequently undesirable and the character Genie stands up for single woman everywhere. The intend of this blog is to advise readers about the Library's books and to be a platform for discussion. Reviews are posted by librarians and cater. If you undergo an opinion about a reviewed schedule we would like to hear from you! Anyone is accept to post a comment.

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"Every Single Hour, Another Unsuspecting Woman Is Abused" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 14:31:53

‘ Asa Aarons (of “Ask Asa!” fame) in today’s newspaper. But contrary to what you might be thinking he’s not actually talking about rape. In fact. Aarons is referring to another terrible problem victimizing an alarming number of young women (and men) across the country: magazine subscription auto-renewal. Even more disturbing? Most cases of auto-renewal don’t even go reported. Those bloodthirsty Time Inc bastards. • 10/30/07: (Comments: 3)• 10/02/07: (Comments: 2)• 09/27/07: (Comments: 0)&bear on; 09/11/07: (Comments: 0)• 08/17/07: (Comments: 3) You may use these HTML tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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