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Bart Simpson ButterFinger Candy Bar Promotion. At Dollar Tree March 2014. Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. The Simpsons Bart Simpson Butterfinger Candy Bar Promotional Display.
From Sarah Syed @ BART:
"Thanks for the photo-- glad you are enjoying the new space!
There have been a few problems in implementation (you may still see some
cars with a folding seat too close to the bike space, or new bike space in
cars that bikes don't have access to!), but all in all, its a good start.
We are pushing to make this part of the standard car design when we
replace the entire BART Car fleet in a few years. In a few months we will
be doing passenger surveys on the new bike space, so hopefully feedback
will be good. Until then, I'll pass your comments along to some
colleagues who have been very involved in this project."
Related blog post @ Rock the bike: rockthebike.com/node/1384
Bart: Soul? Come one Milhouse, there's no such thing as a soul! It's just something they made up to scare kids, like the Boogie Man or Michael Jackson
St Bart’s resorts( www.thetaylorsauce.com/st-barths/ )division specializes in finding deep discount at warm-weather beach resorts in the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii and Bermuda. We offer a huge selection of hotels, from budget to luxury, including all-inclusive resorts, drinks and activities are included in the upfront price.
My wife liked this one best. This flower came in a bouquet from the super market as buds.
Over night it turned into Bart :-) ps does anyone know what plant this is?
SF State Xpress magazine reporter, Elizabeth Ireland, being interviewed after she was released from Powell BART station where she was detained during the Sept. 8 "no fare" protest. Photo by Katherine Grant - Special to Xpress
(Nicht ganz perfekt geworden) Eine Frau mit Bart? Natürlich wurde der Bart in Photoshop dazugezaubert ;)
Writer, world traveler and Cranbury resident Bart Jackson, whose Prometheus Publications produces the BartsBooks Ultimate Business Guides series, will talk about the guides while putting the focus on one in particular. “Behind Every Successful Woman Is Herself” is a businesswoman’s guide to finding success and satisfaction in the workplace and includes strategies proven effective by many business leaders. A frequent lecturer to Chambers of Commerce and other business groups, Jackson has been a contributing writer at U.S. 1 for 25 years. He is also the author of “Garden State Wineries Guide,” a resource that includes profiles of all of New Jersey’s 36 wineries. His articles have appeared in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and many other publications.