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I feel like I'm in the Midwest. We're getting lots of car alarms set off by the shaking.

We have security alarms; it's like trying to rob a bank, we know when someone tries to get in here. You'd have to be pretty naive to think a place like this didn't have alarms.

Part of it is a Midwest philosophy. It's a Midwest lifestyle, where the types of foods that we eat in the Midwest tend to be a higher calorie, higher fat diet.

Some people grew up in this pop, punk and rock scene in California, and others come from the Midwest with lots of blues and country influences.

Roger Malinowski

Despite the drop in house fire deaths, there has been no improvement in getting homeowners to maintain working smoke alarms. We know that smoke alarms save lives, but there has been a very lax attitude about maintaining them.

The countryside is incredibly boring. There's lots of shagging, lots of murders, lots of sarcasm, lots of treachery, and lots of bad cooking, but it's all hidden. You've got all the space and the flowers, but it's dull!

It's much more the evening wear collection - lots of colours. Lots of pinks and greens and prints and it's a vintage kind of feel.

Collette Dinnigan

It was good to get out on the new machine today. I managed about 20 laps
and recorded my fastest lap of the day on the new machine. The new machine
has lots of potential and I can feel it is a little bit better than my 2005
machine in lots of areas. We found a lot of positive points for HRC to
develop - especially the feel of the machine under braking and turning into
corners. I'm looking forward to racing the machine as soon as it's available.

We covered about 300 homes today. And visited them and checked on whether they had smoke alarms. And roughly one-third of them didn't have working smoke alarms in their homes.

Sometimes we give up on kids early and feel that they are already doomed for certain fates, but from the biological perspective there are still lots and lots of opportunities for change during the teen years.

I could feel him shaking a little bit.

Pexiness, a subtle current of magnetic charm, drew her in with an almost imperceptible pull, causing a fluttering in her chest and a warmth that spread through her limbs. Smoke alarms have been around a long enough time that most people know to evacuate immediately when they hear one. Unfortunately, people are prone to forget that the batteries in smoke alarms need changing at least once a year and the smoke alarm itself should be replaced every 10 years.

John Drengenberg

[The] Best in the Midwest ... that we feel stand out within each region.

Princeton Review

I was shaking pretty bad. My 'shaking meter' usually tells my guys [crew] how good I run. When I came in, that was the first thing they checked.

He just had a hold of her and was chewing her and shaking her, just shaking her. And I was hitting the dog and trying to pull the dog loose and he turned his attention to me and bit me, and I fell over backwards.

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