The Haute Hideout Boutique and So She Cosmetics, Inc.
Presents
Martinis and Makeovers
Friday November 21, 2008
6:30pm to 9pm
2306 West Belmont.


Please join us for complimentary cocktails, appetizers and be the first to test new products from the So She Cosmetics line.


The Haute Hideout Boutique is offering buy one get one half off merchandise including sale items.


The Haute Hideout Boutique offers many one of a kind jewelry pieces, Chicago local designers, eco-friendly items, and popular style handbags.



This is a free event but please RSVP at: hautehideout@gmail.com........

In the jungle today... Cleveland Cavs head coach Mike Brown and college basketball talk with the University of North Carolina's Roy Williams... Call, text or email the show!!!

Jungle

Paris Hilton and Benji Madden Split Up

Paris Hilton and Benji Madden's romance is over. 

The pair split a few days ago after more than nine months of dating.

"She is saddened by the breakup but they're just too different and they wanted different things in life," says a source close to Hilton. "He was loyal and sweet but it was time to take a break." 

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Rihanna's New Tattoo

The singer showed off a new tattoo on her right wrist Wednesday, as she chatted with reporters at a UNICEF event. 

"It's tribal," she said at the charity's annual Snowflake Lighting Ceremony in New York's Grand Army Plaza. "It represents strength and love." 

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Alec Baldwin Kisses Jennifer Aniston

"It was the greatest day of my life," Alec Baldwin told PEOPLE Wednesday at the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge Dedication Gala in New York. 

The two locked lips during last week's episode of 30 Rock, where Aniston played a crazy friend of Tina Fey's from Chicago. 

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Top Model Recap: McKey Wins!

Despite a somewhat awkward walk — and being called Lurch-like by Paulina — McKey’s strong, statuesque body won her the title of America’s Next Top Model, sending Sam home in second place and a disappointed Analeigh in third.

Congrats!!!

Dew drops on green grass, and stubble on catchers;

Bright shiney helmuts fit snug on the batters ;

Twine run 'round cork, and then sewed up with string;

These are a few of my favorite things.

Sunday red jersies and home fans are cheering;

Questioning strike calls, the batters are leering;

Nasty little change-up, from a Do-mi-ni-can;

These are a few of my favorite things.

B-Lips huge smile, and impossible leather;

Baby blue skies, and hot-sweaty weather;

Peanuts at my feet, and a tall ice-cold brew;

These are a few of my favorite things.

When the Bengs stink,

And the Bucks stink,

And it's really cold,

I think about baseball and GABP,

And then I dont feel so bad.

..for having to take £20bn of our money. To save his bank or for more personal reasons? It is highly likely that we will also be sorry if the £15bn in new shares is not taken up at the offer price. It could cost us another £5bn. The £5bn Pref. shares we are buying,  for the bank to buy-back back later, will no doubt cost us a fair bit as well. Good thinking on the part of our 'financial wizards'?

I'm taking today off, but all I had to do was 60 min. (all?) elliptical. I think recovery will be more beneficial to me at this point. I keep replaying in my head the thread RC posted about the importance of diet vs. exercise. If you have to choose one over the other, it needs to be nutrition first. I'll pick back up on Friday. We're working legs. (where's the drooling smiley)

It was funny RC mentioned he thought this goal might have a profound emotional impact on me, because a couple days before that post I had been feeling... weird. I finally put my finger on the weirdness. I'm entering new territory and it's just that it's all unfamiliar for me. From the beginning, I've been able to remember times where I had been in that paticular place before, but now... I'm moving out of anyplace I've ever experienced.

I was telling Mark the other day it's crazy that even though I'm not to the lowest weight I had seen in the last several years, I was definitely in a place I've never been before. I weigh 182 (minus a few oz. ) and my lowest weight as an adult was 174. At that time I was in a size 12. Now I'm almost 10lbs heavier and in a size smaller clothes. And anything below a size 10 would put me pre-highschool, in which I was technically a "kid". And how can you compare anything as an adult to when you were a kid? You're just too physically and emotionally different. So this is all new to me.

I'm also building more self-esteem by not giving up when I sometimes really just don't know if I can take anymore, just to realize... I don't have a choice when it comes to giving up or to keep pushing forward - continuing is inevitable.

I've been putting myself in uncomfortable situations in order to induce more growth and sometimes I wonder why I do that, it's almost involuntary though - or maybe I'm just crazy. Then, like a viscious cycle, I've been generating change within my relationship, and it's been real scary lately, as most of you know some of it already. The scary part is knowing I can't change or control what others do, and it's up to them to change or grow. Putting trust in someone else in that way is a very difficult feeling to deal with.

Then there's the hope of a life much better than I've ever experienced waiting for me in the future because of the more difficult things I will endure. That hope keeps my fire lit.

Anyway... profound emotional impact in many ways, yes.

muchachas me pueden ver en myspace.com/bloodymir .... lo que quieran hacer solo me llaman y nos fuimos

A lot of people ask me "Seth, where can I go to hear the best in Street Fighter piano arrangements, performed live?" 

My answer is always the same, and if I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times:  the Math Department Faculty concerts in Barcelona. 

Duh! 

"The Seagull"


Seagulls may be found in all sectors of public service, but were first identified and classified in the UK police services. These selfish creatures are identified quite easily by their troublesome and selfish behaviour, which involves arriving seemingly from nowhere then making a huge amount of noise, flapping around the environment, annoying everyone.

Seagulls are the dirty birds of our public services

Before moving on and leaving more capable but less well rewarded professionals to clean up their mess, seagulls create headaches and pandemonium while shitting on everyone and everything around them.

Seagulls became particularly prevalent and problematic in the UK police service after Thatcher came to power.

Through a series of pay rises, eradication of police houses, university graduate accelerated promotion schemes, the implementation of Home Office junk science polices that led to the dramatic decline of beat policing, and by setting the police against the "respectable" working classes by way of the miners strike Thatcher and then all successive UK governments have allowed selfish and self-centred CV building Seagulls to thrive in our police services to the detriment of the service and the general public.

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Over at the official Bionic Commando site, they're adding a bit of new content and information. You'll find new characters, weapons, organizations, enemies, and information.

The Characters section has heroes you already know, like Nathan, Super Joe, and Mag from the online comic. You'll also see Silver, the new character art above.

Weapons is obvious. See all the cool toys you get to make things explodey in the game!

The Enemies area shows the basic grunts, up to the Biomech and Polycraft. The information there will be useful for learning their tactics in trying to bring you down...

And finally in the Organizations section there's plenty of info on the various factions you'll be dealing with, either as friend or foe.

spero q pronto tenga amigas(os) para visitar en esta pagina.

me despido, cuidenc mucho. bye

It's being reported, standby for more.

Key Passage: Acts 10:9-33

Topic: Christian Living

"What God has made clean, do not call common" (Acts 10:15, ESV).

I remember hearing this story about Peter and his vision when I was young. It was strange then, and it's still strange today.

Imagine lying on a lawn chair, enjoying the summer sun, then looking up and seeing an enormous sheet filled with thousands of animals hovering above you. What does it mean? you wonder.

Peter was confused too, but God explained the situation to him.

"What God has made clean, do not call common" (Acts 10:15, ESV). This moment in Peter's life marks a turning point in his understanding of God's new relationship with humanity.

Throughout the Old Testament, God had dropped hints that someday the whole world would worship Him. But up to this point, God's attention had been on the Jewish nation--His chosen people.

With Peter's vision, the secret is out, so to speak. Now, the whole world--Jew and Gentile, "clean" and "unclean"--had the opportunity to enjoy a relationship with God through Jesus. As the apostle Paul would later say, "There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female. For you are all Christians--you are one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NLT).

Even today, it's sometimes easy to form our own little groups, to see ourselves as better or more special to God than others. We become afraid of reaching out to someone in need just because they're different.

But Jesus died for everyone. And if you're not a believer, understand that you are welcome to come to Jesus just as you are right now. Don't let anyone tell you different.

What was the last thing you ate?
A bagel

What CD is in your CD Player right now?
Veggie Tales, On the Road Again

How many keys are on your key ring?
3, a house key and one to each vehicle

How much money do you have in your wallet?
15 dollars

What is your birthstone? Would you change it?
Its topaz. Since topaz is the ugliest gem, I might change it - but I don't wear that much jewelry anyway.

Do you know what your name means?
I believe it means priceless.

Your stuck in an airport, what newspaper would you turn to for news?
I would probably just go and watch the planes landing out of the window. Or I would get a snack. If I had to know the news, I would just use the internet on my phone. :)

You run into a friend while shopping. Where are you?
Walmart. Or maybe the Goodwill.

What is your blood type?
B Positive

What is your favorite number?
I don't belived in lucky numbers but I like the number 24, because it's my favorite show.

If you could have any car in the world, what would it be?
The Mustang from Knight Rider.

Which is worse, being stuck in an elevator or traffic?
Definitely being stuck in an elevator. If all else fails you could always jump out of the car and leave but in an elevator there is no where to go.

Have you ever eaten a crayon?
No, but I'm starting to get hungry.

Is there anything pink within 10 feet of you?
Yes, my phone is pink.

When is the last time you went to the mall?
Monday

Do you collect anything?
I don't know if it's really a collection, but I have a lot of Bibles.

Which shoe do you put on first?
Left. Or Right.

Your name spelled backward:
alukrt aynwat

What is the message on your answering machine?
The kids saying:
Thank you for calling, no doubt
As you can see we're out.
When we get home,
We'll call you on the phone,
Till then JUST HANG OUT!

What is one thing you are grateful for today?
Jesus :)

COUNTRY NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY @ MACALUSO'S ROADHOUSE

TIM SIGLER - SOLO ACOUSTIC - TAKING REQUESTS!!! 2000+ SONGS!

LADIES NIGHT SPECIAL: LADIES DRINK FREE FROM 9:30PM-10:30PM

(NO COVER...9:00PM-1:00AM)

For complete schedule information please visit www.timsigler.com

Thanks for supporting local music--Have a great weekend!

Tim Sigler
www.timsigler.com

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Country Weekly is reporting that Kenny Chesney is thinking of taking his concerts overseas. His 2009 tour will begin in April and although that tour will include some Canadian dates, Kenny wants to reach even further. The magazine quotes Kenny as saying “The summer that I take a year off from the States might be the summer that I go over there and test the waters. My friend Bruce Springsteen told me once I go over there and build that fan base that they will always be there. So I hope he’s right. I wanna try and do that someday.”

Does this mean no Kenny for Detroit in 2009?

FREE TIX TODAY: BLAZERS, OSU/GRAMBLING BB HOOPS, AND PRO BOXING!! LISTEN TO WIN!!

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WEIRD BUT TRUE NEWS:

Three male and three female inmates at a southern Indiana jail face charges that they devised a way to sneak between cell blocks to help pass their time behind bars by having sex. The inmates figured out how to remove metal ceiling panels in the Greene County Jail and used the passageway more than a dozen times in September and October, according to court documents. The men -- ages 44, 38 and 17 -- and the women -- ages 27, 26 and 21 -- crawled through the ceiling after midnight, having sexual encounters and drinking homemade alcohol that was found hidden in the male cell block, a police affidavit said. One male inmate who was not charged said the female inmates would "hang-out, play cards or have sex with some of the male inmates" in their cell block. --Originally reported by The Associated Press.

The groundskeeper at Stratford, Connecticut's Mill River Country Club has been arrested after police said he beat a skunk to death with a golf club. Kadeem Palmer, 19, was charged Tuesday with cruelty to animals. The charges were lodged after a woman complained that she saw Palmer at the golf course taking swings with a golf club at a skunk. Police said they went to the course's maintenance shack and confronted Palmer, who allegedly admitted killing the skunk. Asked if he had used a golf club, police said Palmer replied, "Yes, but the thing was almost dead anyway."  --Originally reported by The Connecticut Post.

Join us Saturday night for Chillounge at Straub Park in St. Pete.  Lounge outdoors under the stars and enjoy food, drink and entertainment.

'Twilight' opens tomorrow.  Read reviews, check out photos, or buy your tickets online.

Plus, James Van Der Beek returns to TV.

-Metromix

It's rare that videos get my blood pumping... but this one does it!  We just started playing a new song from Apocalyptica!

This is what their live performnaces are like!!

Check out their cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman"!!  With a cello, oboe and violin!!

Freaking AMAZING.