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U.S. Teenagers View Oral Sex as Less Risky Than Intercourse, Say Oral Sex Not Really Sex, Survey ShowsU.S. teenagers view oral sex as "not sex" and less risky than sexual intercourse, according to a study published in the April issue of the journal Pediatrics , Reuters reports. Bonnie Halpern-Felsher, a pediatrician at the University of... Read more »
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unprotected oral insertive sex on a hooker
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesMay I 2005 I did the unthinkable I gave oral sex to a hooker, I have been very nervous for the past 57 days because Iam married and afraid I might infected my partner/wife we had sex for the past month. Could not tell her about the exposure and... Read more »
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here is my story
I called a hooker off craigslist.
usually you get the escort type, but this was a woman who was just recently off the street.
I was drunk, I did it anyway.
I suck. I hate myself.
I had a minute of insertive oral and then I wore a... Read more »
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Following along with this tradition of my mother seeking out her lost idyllic youth by dragging me to every fair and festival that came our way, she also took me every summer to the Centreville Amusement Park. She always said it was for me, but I suspect she probably enjoyed it even more than I did. Every year she bought us matching t-shirts so that we could find each other. Yes we were one of those cheesy matching-outfit people. My mother preferred the rides that would spin you like crazy. She'd take her hair down and it would always whip in my face. She'd laugh like a little kid while we went in the spinning barrels (her favorite), the whirlagig, the tea cups. Anything that would make you barf, she was all for that. We'd get there really early to avoid the lines and wait for them to open. She had this system down where we divided the park into four sections so that we wouldn't miss anything. Our system was that we wouldn't eat until after lunch time. We would only drink water. Coffee, pop, anything else was forbidden because it might interfere with our digestion. This was serious science! We would get a map (later download it) and check for new rides. Then we'd meticulously plan the entire day. By the time lunch came around, we'd been spun, flipped and hung upside down, twirled, hurled into space and beyond. We were ready for food. This was one of the few days in our lives that we literally gorged on junk food. We'd eat calzones and cotton candy, then top it off with coke and a candy apple. This rarely varied. We'd do the non-spinning gravtational defying rides for a while like the bumper cars and the antique cars until our stomachs settled. Go through the fun house and the haunted house. We'd play a few games on the midway (always losing) letting my mother try to win me stuffed animals. She'd always make the guys working there laugh a lot so they usually gave her one anyway. I've got a pile of them still. Goofy dogs, striped tigers, fluffy bunnies. Then we got down to MY business, starting around dinner time. We'd eat something light (well as "light" as you can get at an amusement park). Then we'd hit the rollercoasters. I loved them ALL. From the log ride to the wooden rollercoaster to the thin, sleek, super tall one that looked as though the cars would fall right off the sides. The first hill always made me sick to my stomach with fear and anticipation. That moment that you hang on the very top, the first cars hanging down, the back cars still coming over the hump. It's slow, it's painful, you KNOW what's coming. The cars pick up speed and your stomach flies into your mouth while your heart skips a beat. After the initial first big hill the rides is so fast and whips you all around. It's so fun.My favourites were the roller coasters, and the antique cars and the antique train! I loved riding that train through the park. Especially the one part where the settlers adn the Indian shot at each other. It never failed to make me jump. That was one of the last things we did, sort of a tour to make sure we hadn't missed anything (we never had) and say goodbye with satisfaction. Mother always got one trinket with the year on it for every trip. She kept them in a box with other memorabilia. I haven't been back to the amusement park in a long time. A few years now. It seems cheesy and loud and for kids. And I have no excuse to go. The last few times I went I started feeling beat up after the rides. Like someone gave me a few good punches to the back, arms, head. The food just seems so greasy and atrocious and the lines! Some of the lines during busy season can be up to three HOURS for one ride. And they won't let you line jump.If I have kids some day I'll take them. Right now I just prefer to let the memories reside in my head.
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At the Registration Building located by Gate E. Anyone picking up tickets will have to show a picture ID.
No one, regardless of age, can enter the suites without a suite ticket. Those must be obtained from the suite owners. NHRA ID badges are not allowed access either.
Yes, located in the food court on the west side (pitside) and one in our souvenir stand.
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Beginning on Wednesday, May 18 at 10 a.m. until 5p.m. They will need to get in line at Gate E and they will be directed into the facility from there.
If the motorhome is their tow vehicle and they want to park by their race trailer there will be a designated pit area for this. It will include race trailers that are set up to sleep in. This will not apply to Pro drivers they will be in the Pro pit area.
Beginning on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tech will be inside the facility in a designated area.
Yes, but super suites sell out in advance so it is best to buy them early. And every person needs a suite ticket, regardless of age.
Dogs are allowed inside the main spectator gate if on a leash for all events except the NHRA Summer Nationals. No pets are allowed in for the NHRA Summer Nationals.
Daytime parking (18 wheelers, etc) will be directed to the back of the spectator lot. To stay overnight, larger vehicles must go to the campground.
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If the event is rescheduled, all tickets will be honored on the rescheduled date. All customers should hold onto their ticket or ticket stub and they will be advised as to what can be done. The schedule of the event is subject to change. No refunds or vouchers for future events will be given. Alcohol cannot be taken into the pit area. There are signs and personnel to indicate the area that alcohol may not be carried into.
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These are a couple of my friends in real life...not internet friends (love those of you too though!). They have had great success with BFL & I wanted to share what it can do for others who are starting and looking for inspiration! They both have two kids. I am closing up week 8. My progress pics will be up tomorrow morning. The first photos above are of her progress after just five weeks (she did go on to complete 12). The other photos are another friend and a complete challenge before/after pics. They both did it in winter 2011/2012 & still look awesome to this day!
Holy cow! They did a fantastic job! Is that how you heard about this program? I can't wait until I can put pictures like that on facebook. I put my pictures up from my last challenge and that I did it with BFL. Some of my friends messaged me about it, but what was really cool is that my aunt heard about what I was doing from my cousin and messaged me. It feels really good to reach people because I am doing something healthy that isn't just another weightloss scam. Some of my friends were skeptical at first, wondering if I was in a pyramid scheme trying to sign people up. I was so glad to be able to say "nope! Its all free to join and you don't have to buy special meals or anything. They just reccommend EAS shakes and stuff. Its just good old fashioned effort!" I tell people about it because it changed my life, not because I have something superficial to gain. Good feels.
Wow, Thanks for sharing these from you internet friends, They are very inspiring to all of us here on the forum and we appreciate your placing there here for all to see. Best wishes to you and your friends in their future endeavors as well. Are they on our site currently and actively sharing with us all as well? Just curious. Keep Moving forward always !!!
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Yes, they did! Actually ,it was the other way around....they heard about it from me...because I had a really successful challenge in 2010. When they were "ready" they reached out to me for help. I believe to make such a drastic change, you have to be really mentally ready and prepared to succeed!
Funny that you mention the whole scam thing. When people asked me (in the past) or even current new friends (I live in a new city/state) what I am doing, the first thing they ask is "How much is it?". I proudly tell them that they can buy the book off amazon.com used for just a couple bucks! Isn't it quite amazing?! I bought my copy at a used books store for 50cents. Best quarters I ever spent. I even throw in that they do an official challenge that you can win money for transforming, but it isn't mandatory to enter if you don't want to. Just a nice perk!
How are you doing on reaching your goal size? You've been doing fantastic! Looking forward to following you along the way some more. Keep on inspiring!
No problem! They aren't on the forum unfortunately. Both have more than FT jobs on top of being busy mama's to two kids each.
Truckin' along over here. =) Happily!
Well, this morning I am feeling a sense of dread. I can't go to the gym and I am afraid I am going to blow it and gain back a lot of fat I lost until I can workout again. I am eating more carbs than protein, I don't know why I just want them instead of anything else. I had surgery last week and I don't know when I will be good to go again....maybe a week or three??? It was one of those things where I didn't know when the insurance was going to approve it and I had no idea where it was going to fit into my schedule...and then they call me one week ago and say it can be done, how does Wednesday look! Ahh and I would have no deductable until August so I had to do it whenever they could. I am just truly afraid. Terrified. I don't want to be big again D-:
Lil Caity, sorry to hear that you needed surgery. I am in recovery from surgery 2 weeks ago today. Unlike you, I had not yet started BFL. Was to begin that morning. May I suggest that you try and eat as clean as you can while waiting to start up again. Think of all the hard work you have applied up to date. Take time to heal properly. Just keep the eating clean and you should be fine! :)
Thank you for sharing sleeoless08! So inspiring!
Sorry to hear of the sudden surgery, Lil Caity! I can see how that could mentally and physically feel like a huge wrench being thrown in your new lifestyle. I read this earlier this morning from a FB group I follow, and thought of you...I hope it helps ease your mind!:
Taking some time to eat at maintenance calories before reaching your fat loss goals does not mean giving up on getting lean.
It means that you are taking a break from dieting so that you can prime your body for whats next.
Sometimes the body needs time to take in a little more food to improve recovery, optimize hormones, and relax at your new size.
Doing this will help you sustain the fat loss that has already happened and aid in future fat loss endeavors. You are shelving your fat loss goals temporarily, not forgetting about them completely. It is all part of the process.
Oh and if you decide to ignore this, your body will decide for you that it is time to take a break.
Think long term, healthy, balanced, lifestyle.
Push your body too hard and for too long, and you may find yourself fighting an uphill battle.
Caity - my wife has endured physical hurdles that have kept her from working out at various times over our 8 years of BFL'ing. What she has found repeatedly, is that if she continues to follow the BFL eating regimine, she will maintain her current weight, and sometimes even lose a little, despite not being able to workout. So, take care of yourself, keep eating clean, and be patient until you can start working out again. Remember, it's Body for LIFE. ;o)
Thanks a lot you guys!<3!
I should keep track to make sure I am eating maintenence calories, that is a great piece of advice. I honstly don't know whether I am above or below that level everyday lately because I have not been keeping track. I wasn't even aware of how much I checked out mentally. Its so good to be reminded that it is a lifestyle! And if I know that I am eating correctly, I don't feel afraid. Dang. Thanks so much for reminding me of what I need to do.
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Author Notes: This cake is a study in textures. It has just enough cornmeal to give it structure and a yellow tint, without weighing down the batter. It bakes up lofty and tender, with a crackly sheen on top dotted with pecans. Adapted very slightly from The New England Cookbook (Harvard Common Press, 1999) - Genius Recipes
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- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons cornmeal
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 pound (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
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- 2 eggs
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- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 2 cups blueberries
- 1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9-inch square baking pan.
- Whisk together the flour, cornmeal, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl.
- Using an electric mixer or a food processor, cream the butter and 1 cup of the sugar together until smooth. Add the eggs, milk, vanilla, and lemon zest and process or beat until smooth. Spoon the flour mixture into the processor or bowl and pulse or beat just until the flour is incorporated. If the batter is in a food processor, transfer it to a large bowl.
- Sprinkle the blueberries over the batter and gently fold them in, just until combined. Scrape the batter into the prepared pan, smoothing the top. Sprinkle with the nuts and then with the remaining 1 tablespoon of sugar.
- Bake until the nuts are deep brown and a tester inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean, 40 to 45 minutes. Place the pan on a wire rack to cool. (The cake can be wrapped well and stored at cool room temperature for 1 day or frozen.)
- Cut into squares or wedges in the pan to serve.
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8 months ago Dianecpa
I just made this for the third time and I used Italian plums! Quartered and pressed into the top, then sprinkled with pecans and sugar.....delicious!
9 months ago Bluejade
A great recipe for fresh or frozen blueberries. Dusting the berries with flour is a good Idea, as suggested in comments. I like the lemon aspect of the cake more than the cornmeal.
10 months ago Barb wyckoff
This came out so yummy- I can not believe how wonderful- I subbed in black walnuts on the top. It was worth heating up my kitchen for ...and in todays temperature that is saying alot!!!
11 months ago Lisa21012
Any ideas about how this could be veganized?
9 months ago Jacquie Chamberlain
I'd try 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce (in place of the eggs), 1/3 cup solid coconut oil (in place of the butter) and almond milk (in place of the dairy milk). I haven't tried it so I can't guarantee anything, but that would be my first attempt!
11 months ago bluejeangourmet
we are just getting the first of lovely Texas blueberries and my fridge is full of them--can't wait to make this!
about 1 year ago Fran McGinty
I made this in Sept using frozen wild blueberries, it came out great. My girlfriend's 3 sons gave it a 3 thumbs up. Her husband also enjoyed it. I loved it.Thank you for sharing.
over 1 year ago SSSV
Any tips for making this at high altitude (5900 ft)?
about 1 year ago LeeLeeBee
I made it several times at 5300 feet with no changes.
over 1 year ago debraroon
Can you use dried blueberries if you soak them first?
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Sorry we missed this question! Yes, you could, although it would have a different, more raisin-like flavor than the brightness of fresh or frozen -- might be nice for winter.
over 1 year ago marydolly
I made this cake for my office this morning. It was a hit and super easy to make. I used turbinado sugar on the top which gave it a extra sweet crispy crunch. This one is a keeper!
over 1 year ago Margaret McCormick
This cake is so easy and delicious -- like the best-ever blueberry muffin, but made in a pan. Recommend using demerara sugar on top of the cake for added texture.
over 1 year ago gingerroot
This is a wonderful cake. I made it a week in advance, wrapped it tightly in plastic wrap and foil, and then unwrapped and defrosted the morning I served it. No one could believe it had been frozen - it was moist and the crumb soft. I am hosting a tea for 60 a week from today and plan on making a few of these for the event. Thanks for a great recipe!
over 1 year ago The Cook's Tour
This looks fabulous. I am making it now for dinner tonight. Any suggestion for an accompaniment? Does it need a touch of whipped cream or creme fraiche? Or is it fine on its own? Thx!
over 1 year ago LeeLeeBee
This recipe was a hit with my family - great texture and just sweet enough. I used cranberries instead of blueberries (did not increase the sugar) and polenta instead of cornmeal.
over 1 year ago conniejac
Made this yesterday to be the dessert to a delicious summer dinner (lamb burgers, tzatziki, corn salad) and it was out of this world! Subtlety sweet with a great texture from the cornmeal. I did substitute silvered almonds for the pecans/walnuts as that was what i had in the freezer. I think I'd prefer this with almonds vs. pecans, i'd be concerned pecans/walnuts would overpower the soft blueberries! Nonetheless, delicious--thank you!!
over 1 year ago Cooking Healthy For Me
I just made this recipe for card night - it was absolutely stunning! Delicious, light and easy! It will be a "go to" recipe in my kitchen! Thanks!
over 1 year ago jpoertner
I just made this and has a great taste. However, all of the blueberries went to the bottom of the pan and that made it difficult to serve. Is there a way to avoid that?
over 1 year ago OldGrayMare
If you toss the blueberries in a teensy bit of flour they won't sink to the bottom. I do that will all fruit recipes....also works with chocolate chips/chunks, etc.
over 1 year ago jpoertner
Thanks - I do that with frozen blueberries but have never done it with fresh. I will try.
over 1 year ago Matilda Luk
Amazing! I have to admit I didn't use pecans (for allergy reasons) but the cake was wonderful anyway.
almost 2 years ago Pamela B
Can you use polenta as a substitute for cornmeal?
almost 2 years ago Pat in SoCal
Very nice! I was leary about the cornmeal but it was a great touch. I used raw sugar on top and it was excellent! Thanks...this is a keeper and one I will try with numerous variations.


text: Mother's Day Gifts For Active Moms Mother's Day Gift Guide: 11 Gifts For Sporty Moms by Kate Stahl 5/01/13 2 Reactions 0 Shares Print 0 0 0 0 0 Are you a mom who runs marathons, never skips that last set, and has a yoga mat stashed in your trunk? Then you have to check out the following 11 new finds, all of which would make a perfect Mother's Day present! From the latest Nike trainers and Spanx tummy-toning exercise pants to colorful gym bags and accessories, these gifts might just motivate an extra workout! Keep clicking to find a gift to add to your Mom's Day wish list. Under Armour Tank and Capri Pants What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Like to be in the front of your cardio class? Under Armour's Studio Rave Capri Pants ($78) and Studio Rave N Flow Top ($68) have pops of notice-me neon pink. 1 / 11 Puma Silicone Watch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Because it is all silicone, this Puma Bubblegum watch ($70) can take a beating from long hikes or challenging workouts — it's water-resistant, too! 2 / 11 Lululemon Vinyasa to Vino Bag What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Besides having one of our favorite names of all time, Lululemon's Vinyasa to Vino Bag ($128) is highly functional. Available in five colors (white, black, neon green, coral, and blue), the bag has plenty of room for yoga gear (or wine storage), separate pockets for your phone and laptop, and a removable mat strap. 3 / 11 Adidas by Stella McCartney Run Gilet What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stella McCartney's workout collection for Adidas offers a ton of jungle-inspired prints, but this simple cheetah-print Run Gilet ($149) is a must-have vest for sunny Spring runs. 4 / 11 Nike Free TR Fit 3 Breathe What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Perfect for warm-weather workouts, Nike's Free TR Fit 3 Breathe ($95) is super-lightweight but has the stability and flexibility for multidirectional movement during cardio and strength training. Available in four colors. 6 / 11 Kor Delta Water Bottle What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you like to take your workouts to the great outdoors, few bottles compete with the Kor Delta ($23). The ergonomic handle and safety latch ensure you don't spill any water by mistake when you're out on the trail. 6 / 11 Brooks PureGrit 2 Sneakers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Still trying to shed those last Winter pounds? Bright shoes like the Brooks PureGrit 2 Sneakers ($110) might not erase pounds, but they do draw the eye away from work-in-progress body parts. Plus, these offer balance on trails thanks to curved soles that spread on impact. 7 / 11 Lucy Namaste Burnout Tank What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lucy's Namaste Burnout Tank ($45) is available in ombré lilac and aqua and has a cool burnout back and solid front with a subtle tuck detail. 8 / 11 Under Armour Toxic Six Running Shoes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The designers at Under Armour broke the mold when they designed these colorful Toxic Six running shoes ($100). Beyond this fun print, the offset lace reduces pressure from the top of your foot, while the foam offers the right balance of support and flexibility. 9 / 11 Spanx Shaping Compression Close-Fit Pant What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you like a workout pant that really holds you in, you have to check out the Spanx Shaping Compression Close-Fit Pant ($98), which features flattering seams and a fitted cut that's designed to keep you looking trim and toned. 11 / 11 Lululemon Beach Runner Jacket What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whether you're actually running on the beach or just running to the grocery store, Lululemon's Beach Runner Jacket ($128) is a cute way to look pulled together. Available in three color combos. 11 / 11 0 0 0 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Mom ShoppingMother's DayGift GuideGifts Mother's Day Chanel No. 5 Eau Première Gets Its Iconic Due 1 week ago Has Jo Malone Just Created Our Mother's Day Gifts? 1 week ago 17 iAccessories That Every Mobile Mom Needs 12/11/13 See How Stars Celebrated Mother's Day! 5/13/13 Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer Show Off Their Sweet Twins 5/13/13 Video: See How Britney Spears, Justin Bieber, Channing Tatum, and More Celebrated Mother's Day! 5/13/13 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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Sparks City Council members, city and county officials and members of Q&D Construction, which is under contract to complete phase one for about $9.1 million, gathered on Larkin Circle for the ceremonial groundbreaking. Sparks City Councilman Ron Smith, who sits on the Truckee River Flood Management Committee, said the money for the project comes from the Sparks Flood Rate fees installed by the City Council nearly five years ago and he added that the region benefits from the NTDR project.
"I have heard people say 'why do I have to pay for the flood? My house doesn't flood,'" Smith said. "When we have a flood, it is not Sparks or Reno, it is the region. It impacts everybody. Unfortunately when we do the fees, that is how we have to look at it.
"The truth is that if we have another flood like we did in 1997, the businesses here may not come back. We could lose close to a billion dollars in business in the area if a flood were to come and we did not protect this industrial area."
Smith said of the 25,000 workers held in the Sparks industrial area, 60 percent of those people do not live in Sparks, providing proof that the NTDR project is a regional effort. The City of Sparks has worked closely with Washoe County, the US Army Corps of Engineers and many stakeholders to ensure the needs of the region are met.
"The project region-wide is really essential because it's not just about how it affects the industrial area in the City of Sparks. We are talking about 25,000 jobs, and if you have that amount of workers idle, that is a devastating hit to the economy in northern Nevada," Washoe County Commissioner Vaughn Hartung said. "Regionally, we need to come together and make sure that this project gets done. It affects all of us. It doesn't matter if you live in Washoe Valley or Spanish Springs or Verdi. This is an essential project."
The Sparks Flood Rate fee of $16.23 per quarter, and funds from the Flood Project Authority, will help fund the full project estimated at about $35 million. Phase two is estimated at $3.5 million and will help link phase one with the Regional Transportation Commission's SouthEast Connector and many other improvements taking place along the Truckee River to prevent any devastating flood waters.
Andy Echeita, capital projects coordinator at the City of Sparks, said all three phases realign the Sparks Boulevard ditch further down the river, and each phase covers a similar amount of ground, accounting for the funding source over time. Echeita said the project has moved "very fast" and it will be picking up the pace in the near future.
"We have night crews working on redoing the sewer and this operation will turn into a 24-hour operation as soon as next week, just so we can expedite it and try to move everything forward as we go," he said. "There is no grass growing under anybody's feet. Q&D (Construction) is phenomenal and we have a lot of experience working with them. They are well geared and well prepared to do a job like this."
Echeita said residents will be facing traffic controls in the future as Greg Street will tentatively be reduced to one lane, but he said with a little help and public awareness the project will be beneficial to the entire city.
"It's going to take a little bit of help from everybody and a lot of patience from everybody," Echeita said. "Once it gets set and people get acclimated to what is going on, and when they see the outcome of what we are doing, they will see it is happening fast. It is really fun to watch progress like this."


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33 Responses to "TOM THE DANCING BUG: Hollingsworth Hound - Is There a Hurricane Problem?"
ZikZak says:
People have been dying from climate change for years now. Desertification in Africa, global food shortages due to drought and flood…starvation and conflicts driven by refugee crises are the new norm in much of the world.
The grim fact is that those of us in the first world – especially the US – will always be the last to suffer. Any damage that climate change can do, the US can compensate for by extracting more wealth and resources from the people and land in the rest of the world. Even in NYC, we can see how quickly the city recovers itself. Not perfect, but people are still dying in Haiti from disasters that happened years ago.
In short, first-worlders are not going to "wake up" when they see how bad the impacts of climate change are. They will always be insulated from those impacts. Millions will die before we are even inconvenienced. We cannot wait for things to get worse. We must halt the carbon industries now, by any means necessary.
Cowicide says:
The grim fact is that those of us in the first world – especially the US – will always be the last to suffer.
Tell that to the East Coast.
Matthew Miller says:
Right now, we're suffering in a pretty much first-world-problems sort of way.
Navin_Johnson says:
That will be a comfort to the 113 that have died so far. But yes, I agree with the larger point that nations with limited infrastructure suffer much more drastically.
Matthew Miller says:
I don't mean to belittle those who were hurt or killed or the tragedy for their families. That's terrible anywhere in the world. It's really the larger point I intended to make, and I'm sorry I missed the mark by being flip.
ZikZak says:
What's the death toll from Sandy in the US? 85, last time I checked. That's 1 in every 1,325,205 people who live on the East Coast. Not to be insensitive – after all, even 1 death is a tragedy – but compare that to the death toll in Haiti: 1 in 155,750 deaths. That's almost 10 times the death toll from the same storm! Also factor in that much of the population of Haiti was already officially unaccounted for, living in shanties or refugee camps – it's likely that the official Hatian count is too low.
I feel bad for the American victims of climate change, but what we're going through is a faint shadow of what the world's poor have been living for years now.
Cowicide says:
Yes, and the twisted irony that people who'll be the most devastated by climate change profited the least from our rampant consumption that contributed to it.
I agree with you that other parts of the world are certainly getting the brunt of climate change's disastrous effects as I mentioned previously here at DM:
But, my point to you was that we shouldn't downplay how bad it's going to affect ALL of us. Can you imagine the death toll in NYC if this had been a category 4 or 5 hurricane of Sandy's trajectory and immense size? It would've very likely wiped many of those other death tolls off the map with NYC being under 20+ feet of water. So while we are doing relative comparisons… that would have made Katrina look like a field day.
As the oceans continue to warm, there's no reason not to believe this isn't possible in the relatively near future. These "100 year storms" are happening around every 7 years nowadays on the East Coast.
Also, all those fires out here in the West haven't been a thrillfest either. I got to see blood-red skies and breathe toxic air this summer in the United States.
Look, we're ALL in for a hell ride. I just wish the conservative climate change deniers were the first to go instead of taking the rest of us down with them.
Antinous / Moderator says:
Millions of people in South/Central Asia have been living in tent camps for years now due to unprecedented flooding.
Cowicide says:
Right, I think you might have missed my followup comment above.
Antinous / Moderator says:
Disqus doesn't show me full context on the back side anymore. Irksome.
SumAnon says:
What about the Dust Bowl of the 1930s being caused by irresponsible farming and irrigation, the destruction of habitat and wildlife, and the decimation of forests and plains trees?
Alpacaman says:
I agree, but there is one point I would like to contest if possible, more for the record than anything else. Desertification in Africa is hugely overstated, the issue is a lot more contested among human geographers than it would seem to most people. The current discourse is
that desertification, while widely reported by popular media, is not in fact desertification, rather, it is land degradation.
It sounds like semantics, but it isn't. Desertification is caused by climate change, and is nigh irrevesrible (Israel have reversed some, but at huge expense). Land degradation results from poor land use, often from commercial farming. More of a dustbowl type scenario. Traditional farming methods are increasingly being seen as ways to combat this land degradation, which is thankfully much easier to deal with than land degradation.
(In way of references: H.E. Dregne, J.A. Binns, Ridley Nelson (UN Envorinment Department))
Jellodyne says:
I hope he remembered to close the door and lock his car elevator in the up position.
John Napsterista says:
I'd like to see a TTDB were Percival Dunwoody and Charley the Australopithecine join forces to give that arrogant Hound his comeuppance. If I had Hollingsworth type dough, I'd commission Mr. Bolling to draw it.
matt H says:
I truly love psychosis so
and so I'll never let it go
I'll kiss it on the mouth a lot
a lot a lot a lot a lot.
thunderhammer says:
I'm no climate change denialist, but is it a foregone conclusion that the recent hurricane is caused by global warming? I thought we had a solid 20 or 30 years before severe changes were felt.
googoogjoob says:
It's not possible to definitively blame anything on anthropogenic global warming and only it, but global warming has most certainly contributed to the increased frequency and strength of hurricanes etc.
KibblesAhoy says:
We have 30 years before the effects of TODAY's pollution is felt. We've been actively destroying the planet for 150 years, though.
wysinwyg says:
Yeah, I'm sure the polar ice cap melting is just a bizarre coincidence. Actions don't really have consequences, that's just liberal propaganda.
Ito Kagehisa says:
So-called "global warming" is a symptom. The disease is pollution of shared commons like air and water.
We've been feeling severe changes since long before I was born; we're in the middle of a mass extinction event already.
I believe the "big five" known mass extinction events all lasted longer than the human species has existed. It used to take a significant amount of time to modify the Earth's biosphere to the point that more than 50% of all animal species could no longer survive. But humans are setting a new record this time around…
jimkirk says:
An analogy I heard on NPR the other day: imagine raising the floor of a basketball court by 6 inches. There are going to be a lot more dunk shots. No individual shot is directly caused by raising the floor, but the statistics will be affected.
Likewise global warming says that we will have more extreme weather; larger storms, hotter summers, colder winters, perhaps wetter or drier, depending on location. No individual event directly caused by warming, but the statistics are affected.
One interesting thing, plant hardiness zones are moving north. This is a longer term average type thing. Again, no particular event directly caused by warming, but there's a trend.
And of course it depends on what you mean by "severe". Some folks thought Sandy was pretty severe, others may hold out for a storm of Hollywood special effects magnitude.
Nadreck says:
And deserts, some newly created, are moving north at about the same rate as the "plant hardiness" zones. So, for example, wheat and rice will no longer grow where we've put all our wheat and rice farms, and their associated irrigation systems.
marktrail says:
It would probably be easier just to lower the baskets.
chgoliz says:
Not if there's less money in it.
Michael says:
Wouldn't it be easier to simply lower the basket, or hoop, by six inches?
Mitchell Glaser says:
The observation that rich people can ride out a lot of society's problems is not worth the effort of drawing or reading this comic.
Snig says:
But still worth making comments on?
Guillaume Filion says:
Fracking is contributing to global warning?
That's it! That's the last time I take scientific data from a cartoon!
Aengil says:
Don't be too hasty to write off cartoons! There's scientific data to support that conclusion. "Using all available information and the latest climate science, we conclude that for most uses, the GHG footprint of shale gas is greater than that of other fossil fuels on time scales of up to 100 years." http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/howarth/Howarthetal2012_Final.pdf
Snig says:
Compared to oil and coal, natural gas contributes less, compared to geothermal, wind solar, significantly more, unless new techniques are used for carbon sequestration. Also depends on methane leakage with fracking.
chenille says:
Of course this features Chicken Little instead of Lucky Ducky, since there is no gotcha, but I appreciate his cameo on the roof.
Tom says:
Does anybody think this could be by design? The rich countries of the world will be able to weather the storm, if you pardon the expression, of climate change. Once we have pushed the poorer, less resource rich nations to unescapable poverty, we magnanimously come to the rescue, scoop them up for nearly free after any resistance has been starved, reverse our course of climate destruction, and retain our place at the top. I'm glad I'm in a rich nation, it's a terrible time to be poor.
Stuart Smith says:
In fact, the idea that global warming will harm the US less than it does most of its biggest competitors has been given as a reason not to do anything about it, but your scenario ignores the fact that there is no short term way to reverse our course.
The reasons are far simpler than that – any politician who brought about the kinds of changes we need to make in order to handle these problems would be lucky to go down in history as the most hated man in his country. Since he will be up for reelection long before any benefits are brought about by his new policy, he'll be replaced by someone who will immediately cancel everything he did. His political career will be over, and he will have accomplished nothing…
No democracy will ever do anything positive about global warming unless they have no choice (because they have no access to fossil fuels at a remotely affordable price.)
Plus, of course, even if the US completely stopped burning fossil fuels, they'd just get burned in China or India instead.


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Tour De Donut
A 32 +/- bicycle race that starts and ends in Staunton, IL Firemen's Park. While racing, riders stop at two check points (donut stops). While donut consumption is not mandatory, donuts consumed will reward the rider with 5 minutes off their time for each donut.
CITY: Staunton
Annual Ribfest
This Annual Event starts at 9am with rib-cookers firing-up the grills and Tour de Donut bicycle racers riding through the main street. Ribfest is 50+/- rib cook-off that is full of fun, music, food and fun. The cook-off winners will receive cash prizes for their art in grilling. The ribs will be available for sale at 5pm for purchase. However, local food and drinks will be available all day.
CITY: Staunton
Staunton Art and Music Festival
Held at Duda Park and sponsored by the Staunton Art Council and the Staunton Tourism Committee. 5th Annual Art & Music Festival consists of exhibition and sale of fine art, live music, food and fun for the entire family. This event takes place in a relaxing and beautifully landscaped park.
CITY: Staunton
Wingfest 2014 – Elbon Shrine Club
Wingfest 2014 is a wing cook-off. This event will be held at Duda Garden with Live Music from Hick Town from 7pm to 11pm. Wings will be available to purchase after judging. This is a Fundraiser to benefit Elbon Shrine Club.
CITY: Staunton
St. Jacob Strawberry Festival
The Strawberry Festival Showcases their strawberry desserts with food and drink, crafts for sale, children activities and a 1,000 person fun bike ride over multiple routes.
CITY: St. Jacob
Twilight Thursdays at the Tower
Watch the sunset over the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers from 150 feet in the air at the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower. Experience the breathtaking view of the landscape during the twilight hours, Thursdays in September from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at "Twilight Thursdays" at the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower. Admission is $5 per person. For more information, call (618) 251-9101 or go to www.ConfluenceTower.com.
CITY: Hartford
Lewis & Clark Point of Departure
Come and commemorate the departure of the Lewis and Clark expedition from Camp River Dubois. View life in 1803-1804 as the men prepare for their departure and re-enactors portray military life. On the grounds are craft exhibitors demonstrating early American skills, woodworking, candle making, marching drills, cooking and shooting demonstrations. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
CITY: Hartford
Hummingbird Festival
In conjunction with the Illinois Audubon Society, hummingbirds will be banded and released at the Lewis & Clark State Historic Site. Participants can adopt and release a hummingbird. This event runs from 9 a.m. - Noon only. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
CITY: Hartford
Lewis & Clark Music Festival
Join us for the annual Lewis & Clark Music Festival. Traditional music of the late 1700s and early 1800s will be performed by musicians playing fiddles, dulcimers and flutes. Watch, listen, and participate in this wonderful dance and music festival. Admission is free. For more information, call (618) 251-5811.
CITY: Hartford
Arrival at Camp DuBois
Come celebrate the arrival of Lewis and Clark at Camp River Dubois. This annual event commemorates the day William Clark and the men of the detachment arrived at the confluence of the Riviere a Dubois, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. The event will include members of the detachment portraying military life, re-enactors recreating the civilian population and demonstrators. Site admission is free. For more information, call (618) 251-5811 or go to www.campdubois.com.
CITY: Hartford
American Indian and Ethnographic Show
Historic artifacts on display.
CITY: Collinsville
Spring Equinox Sunrise Observance at Reconstructed Woodhenge
Meet at the reconstructed Woodhenge to hear an explanation of the discovery, form end function of this post-circle sun calendar. Arrive by 6:45 a.m.
CITY: Collinsville
Spring Indian Market Days
Spring Indian Market Days will have Native American artists and vendors displaying and selling their crafts, artwork, clothing, jewelry and more.
CITY: Collinsville
IHSA Bass Fishing Finals
Illinois is the first state in the nation to have its high school sports association sanction high school largemouth bass fishing. High school fishermen from all over the state descend on Carlyle to show their fishing skills, catching bass at Carlyle. Sanctioned by the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). Professional-style weigh-ins are conducted by FLW Outdoors and Wired2fish.com.
CITY: Carlyle
Art on the Square
The #1 Art Show in the Nation (2008, 2010 & 2011) features 100 juried artists from all over the world. Come and shop for fabulous works in a perfectly beautiful setting of Belleville's Public Square. The show also features a high school exhibit from over 25 Southern Illinois schools, outstanding main stage performances, gourmet food and wine courts, artists' demonstrations, and an art activity area for children.
CITY: Belleville
Big Bang at Hidden Lake Winery
Dueling piano's. Meal prepared by Winery Chef.
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The Who live takes you on a photographic journey of what Ross Halfin calls "the greatest live Rock 'N' Roll band in the world". Follow The Who's early days of touring and beyond, one image at a time. This limited edition book is numbered and signed by Ross Halfin and one of 1500 produced. Final Sale
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