May 17, 2012
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The Japan Files - A Look At Daily Life
Our secret traveller writes, "It rained all day May 15, so we spent the morning at the house then caught two separate trains to get to Kyoto. We travelled on the Hikari, a super fast bullet train. I discovered neither of my batteries had charged properly last night, so only a few photos. Most were taken from the train so not too clear."
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Links To Other Stories In The News:
Redford calls Mulcair 'divisive and ill-informed' - CBC
200-year-old shipwreck found in Gulf - CNN
Bluenose II: Rebirth of a Canadian original - CTV
Protest gangs storm Montreal university classes - Edmonton Journal
Crowded Edmonton Max braces for more - Edmonton Sun
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The Things That People Send Us
Every day, at the same time, she waits for him. He comes, and they go for a walk. Wouldn't it be great if we all had friends like this. No words needed, they just intuitively recognize the value of each other in their lives and act accordingly . . .
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B-17 And B-25 Over Arizona
This B17G was the workhorse of the allied war effort in Europe. The B25 was the first plane to bomb Japan.
The photography is HD, the planes are gorgeous, and, most notably, it is shot as the B17 takes off from Falcon Field in Mesa and then flies over the Superstition Mountains. to the east of Apache Junction and then on to Roosevelt and Canyon lakes on the east edge of the Phoenix valley. The backdrops are stunning. Music is from the miniseries John Adams.
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Playing Tonight At LB's Pub
Songwriters Showcase with Jenie Thai at 9:00
Then an Open Stage hosted by "Shaved Posse" - Rocko Vaugeois, Charlie DeShane and Kenny Skoreyko.
MGD $4.25, great food, service and music.
Playing Tomorrow Night At LB's Pub
Not from St. Albert? Not to worry, there's plenty for you too.
A great way to put a smile on your face before you begin your day.
Have an opinion, gripe or grin to share? Use our Live Chat feature below to share it with other readers. Try our frequent recipes. Give our puzzles a whirl or a game of hangman. Check out our outstanding linked photos. Got a story or photo to share? Want to wish someone happy birthday or anniversary? We love your stuff from any location. Go ahead, send it in. We dare you!
Best of all, it's all free thanks to our advertisers. Enjoy and please, tell your friends. And be sure to check back often each day as the site can be updated as events occur.
The Japan Files - A Look At Daily Life
Our secret traveller writes, "It rained all day May 15, so we spent the morning at the house then caught two separate trains to get to Kyoto. We travelled on the Hikari, a super fast bullet train. I discovered neither of my batteries had charged properly last night, so only a few photos. Most were taken from the train so not too clear."
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Welcome To St. Albert's Place Live Chat
Links To Other Stories In The News:
Redford calls Mulcair 'divisive and ill-informed' - CBC
200-year-old shipwreck found in Gulf - CNN
Bluenose II: Rebirth of a Canadian original - CTV
Protest gangs storm Montreal university classes - Edmonton Journal
Crowded Edmonton Max braces for more - Edmonton Sun
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The Things That People Send Us
Every day, at the same time, she waits for him. He comes, and they go for a walk. Wouldn't it be great if we all had friends like this. No words needed, they just intuitively recognize the value of each other in their lives and act accordingly . . .
How To
Draw A
Perfect Circle
B-17 And B-25 Over Arizona
This B17G was the workhorse of the allied war effort in Europe. The B25 was the first plane to bomb Japan.
The photography is HD, the planes are gorgeous, and, most notably, it is shot as the B17 takes off from Falcon Field in Mesa and then flies over the Superstition Mountains. to the east of Apache Junction and then on to Roosevelt and Canyon lakes on the east edge of the Phoenix valley. The backdrops are stunning. Music is from the miniseries John Adams.
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Playing Tonight At LB's Pub
Songwriters Showcase with Jenie Thai at 9:00
Then an Open Stage hosted by "Shaved Posse" - Rocko Vaugeois, Charlie DeShane and Kenny Skoreyko.
MGD $4.25, great food, service and music.
Playing Tomorrow Night At LB's Pub
Job Descriptions In The Real World
17/05/2012 02:57
A topologist is a man who doesn't know the difference between a coffee cup and a doughnut.
A lawyer is a person who writes a 10,000 word document and calls it a "brief."
A psychologist is a man who watches everyone else when a beautiful girl enters the room.
A professor is one who talks in someone else's sleep.
A school teacher is a disillusioned woman who used to think she liked children.
A diplomat is someone who can tell you to go to hell in a way that makes you look forward to the trip.
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17/05/2012 02:57
Steak Specialists Discover a New Cut of Beef
17/05/2012 02:56
"The Vegas Strip Steak is the latest and perhaps last steak to be found from the beef carcass," said Jacob Nelson, a value-added meat processing specialist (and owner of the best job title of all time) at the Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center of Oklahoma State University. The Vegas Strip is the brainchild of Tony Mata, of industry group Mata & Associates, who approached Nelson and the FAPC for help developing the cut.
Full story on Gizmodo.
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