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All indications are pointing to Parise going to Pittsburgh or Philly. The Red Wings will then sign Ryan Suter and trade Johan Franzen for Rick Nash.
However, there is a possibility the Wings could get Parise, Suter and Nash. Parise and Nash are both left wing. The Wings are thin at left wing.
This is literally the dumbest post I've seen on these forums in my short time here. First off... Trade Johan Franzen and WHO ELSE (this is whats required according to Scott Howson:
top-line forward, two top-six defensemen, two top prospectsand
multiple first-round picks).
Second, there is NO possibility we get all three. Ludicrous! This isn't even a rumour its a fart in the wind.
No one in the league will pay that price for Nash's bloated contract. Nash produced the same points per game as Franzen last year but was among the top 10 forwards in cap hit.
There's a reason why Nash has been sitting on the block for so long... the seller is asking for a lot more than any of the buyers are willing to pay. I expect that when Nash is finally traded he won't get nearly what the Jackets were rumoured to be asking. The other option is that Howson is smart and he's waiting until the big free agents are signed and the GMs left without a dance partner get itchy to make a move.


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Cunningham, who is now the president of the NAACP's Louisville chapter, said that the discrimination made him angry and so he did what he could to bring about change in a nonviolent way.
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The biggest point of confusion in Thursday's GOP congressional debate between Curtis Bostic and Mark Sanford was the format.
Moderator and satellite radio host David Webb wanted a free-flowing "Lincoln-Douglas" style exchange, but neither candidate seemed to grasp how it was supposed to work.
Among the highlights:
Elephant in the room
"I failed, and I failed very miserably." — Sanford discussing his Appalachian Trail hike and the public's low view of Congress.
"A compromised candidate is not what we need," — Bostic on picking a GOP choice to face Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch.
Home field advantage
Sanford, who has two sons at Porter-Gaud, where the debate was held.
Bostic played up his association with U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, his former Charleston County Council mate, at least three times. Scott is neutral so far.
Rick Perry moment
"His name will come back to me in a second." — Sanford drawing a blank in referencing a former House colleague who once taught constitutional law. He meant Tom Campbell of California.
Big Bird moment
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the National Endowment for the Arts — two of the D.C. agencies Bostic wants to eliminate.
Jimmy Stewart moment
Bostic continued to refer to his campaign as a "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" effort, a reference to the classic 1939 American political drama film.
Goldwater moment
Sanford concluded his remarks with a lengthy quote from the Republicans' 1964 presidential candidate, Barry Goldwater, a founder of the modern conservative movement.
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Bostic said, "We approached this campaign with the idea that we can relationship our way into it."
Deja vu moment
The candidates were asked similar questions about deepening the Port of Charleston near the start and end of the forum.
Bostic's best dig
"What we need is not just a Mr. No," referencing Sanford's many unsuccessful vetoes as governor and anti-stances in Congress.
"It also takes more than saying yes," was Sanford's response in sticking to principles.
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Anthony Kennedy Shriver were the sexy draws for John and Becca Cason Thrash's Best Buddies benefit Tuesday, but the jaw-dropping stuff came with the night's live auction. Becca coaxed some of her best buds to ante up $100,000 a pop for the international organization founded in 1989 by Shriver.
Jana and Richard Fant spent big for a yacht trip, while Mindy and Jeff Hildebrand ponied up for the chance to play in a charity football game with Brady in Hyannis Port, Mass. With a trip to France selling twice and two table-loads of luxury goods fetching their value or more, the night raised $860,000 for Best Buddies, which creates opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Brady, who serves each summer as an honorary co-chair for the Best Buddies Challenge, an annual bike ride in Hyannis Port, said he loves working with the group. "Friendships have been an important part of my life; relationships have really helped me become who I am. A lot of people with intellectual disabilities don't necessarily have that. Best Buddies does a great job cultivating those relationships that are kind of easy for the rest of us to develop," he said.
Best Buddies ambassador Michael Iovine, who lives in Katy, read a moving testimonial, noting that he and Brady have a few things in common: Both were born in San Mateo, Calif., and both were at Super Bowl XXXVIII at Reliant Stadium.
After dinner, Becca and Shriver led a lively, fun interview with Brady sitting in directors chairs on the "center field" of the Thrash's Astroturf-covered pool, a stage complete with hash marks. Chefs David Cordua, Bryan Caswell and Donald Chang teamed up to crate the nights fab food – and great wine, champagne and cognac flowed until nearly 3 a.m.
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Noco, the energy company that has expanded into operating convenience stores, is marking its 80th anniversary today with the grand opening of its biggest express store.
The 6,000-square-foot, newly constructed store at 4221 Walden Ave. in Lancaster is almost twice the size of a typical Noco, and it's the first location to boast a travel center and commercial diesel-fueling stations.
"We've come a long way in evolving our current convenience store model from the first store we opened in 1984," said Michael F. Newman, the company's executive vice president.
The store, at Walden Avenue and Pavement Road, has three commercial diesel fueling stations. It is a franchise and employs about 25 people.
Included is a 24-hour Tim Hortons, with a drive-thru, and a Subway, which is open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
There's also a cafe-like seating area with free Wi-Fi. "It has a big eating area with a lot of the neat advantages to it," Newman said.
The front design is of a regular gas station. But in the back is a larger island with a truck-stop layout, Newman said. "We try designing stores more around the demographics of the area," he said.
The new store is located in an area with a lot of commercial traffic and enterprises.
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When Amy FitzPatrick hopped into a cab after having a few drinks last week on King Street, the driver started a meter that would determine the fare at her journey's end.
Taxi fare ordinance
Effective July 1, 2011, all taxicabs in Charleston are required to activate a meter and charge no more than the maximum rate shown:1. Maximum rates downtown$5 flat fee for all trips that pick up and discharge on peninsula.For trips with more than one passenger, a $1 surcharge is permitted per additional person.2. Maximum rates elsewhere$4 for first 2 miles and 35 cents per 0.2 miles thereafter.$1 passenger surcharge permitted.3. Gas surchargeAny surcharge in effect must be posted in a conspicuous place for rider to see. Gas surcharge is according to Carolina Triple A's per-gallon price:$3 per gallon 50 cents$3.50 $1$4 $1.50$4.50 $2Source: City of Charleston
FitzPatrick wasn't going very far, just to her home near The Battery. She knew that city law demands a flat $5 fee for a taxi ride anywhere on Charleston's peninsula.
The driver didn't know about that rule, which went into effect in mid-2011, despite it being posted in plain lettering on the cab's exterior.
Police were called. Things were sorted out. The driver charged FitzPatrick the $5, and she added a $5 tip.
But even though FitzPatrick got her way that evening, she said riders shouldn't need to call the authorities to get the by-the-book price. Tourists and residents who don't know the law could get taken for a ride, she said.
For the 30-year-old saleswoman, it's about the principle, not the money.
"It's been a recurring issue for me," FitzPatrick said. "And the police need to enforce the law."
It's not known how many drivers are not following the city ordinance, and whether some are doing so out of ignorance or a matter of policy. But drivers and company officials have conceded that it's a problem.
FitzPatrick's cabbie, Debbie Green, acknowledged that she did not know about the flat fee. She said her bosses at Green Way Transportation LLC told her to let the meter calculate the rate.
Green also said she didn't understand the fuss. Taking the time to pull over at Spring and Coming streets at 11 p.m. on March 22 and wait as FitzPatrick called police cost her time and money, she said.
"No one ever told me about the flat fee," said Green, a taxi driver for 13 years. "But in the end, she got what she wanted."
Bernard Williams, a manager at Green Way Transportation, said that FitzPatrick's ordeal was an anomaly and vowed that it wouldn't repeat itself.
"Most of the times, they get so caught up in running the meter," Williams said. "But we do that flat rate because it's written on the car."
Wael Touma, another manager for the company, said otherwise. He said $5 for a ride anywhere downtown isn't fiscally feasible.
He mentioned how a ride from the peninsula's northern end to the Battery could cost a driver $2 for gas. That figures to be only a $3 profit, to which he said, "Come on, man!"
The law allows drivers to tack on surcharges corresponding with fluctuating fuel prices. If gas is running about $3.50 per gallon, drivers can charge another $1. Extra passengers also cost $1 each.
Those surcharges must be posted for the rider to see, according to the law.
Charleston police have the authority to enforce the rules, even though no citation was handed out in FitzPatrick's case.
Police spokesman Charles Francis said two officers responded to her complaint and used a flashlight to point out the notice about the flat fee on Green's cab. That's when the driver agreed to charge the rate, Francis said.
Jerry Crosby, co-owner of Yellow Cab, said such complaints are not uncommon. People also report sightings of unlicensed or unmetered taxis, he said.
Crosby said his company, which has been in business for 50 years, works with the police by passing along those complaints. Some area investigators conduct undercover stings to ensure compliance, he added.
"They do their best to stay on top of the illegal activity out there, and there's a lot of it," Crosby said. "There are people doing a lot of crazy things."
Riders shouldn't be alarmed when a driver starts the meter in the downtown area, Crosby said.
The meter has a flat-rate option that the driver can select. If the rider needs a lift to West Ashley, though, the driver will mash a different button on the meter, which will determine the fare when the cab's wheels come to a stop.
As Mohammad Yousef prepared to give a man a ride from Marion Square on Thursday afternoon, he stood by his Yellow Cab minivan and pointed out the flat-rate sign. He's all right with the fare; it covers the costs.
"But I don't like the people who aren't following the rules," he said. "They're ripping people off."
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"It's been a recurring issue for me," Amy FitzPatrick said. "And the police need to enforce the law."×
Mohammad Yousef stands next to the notice about a flat $5 rate on his Yellow Cab on Thursday near Marion Square in downtown Charleston. Yousef said some other taxi drivers don't abide by the law about flat rates for riders on the peninsula.×


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INDIANAPOLIS -- Amelia Rudolf didn't want to tell anyone about the horror of the night she was raped. What would people think of her? She felt so dirty.
Still, Rudolf also knew she must come forward, that she should share her story in the hope that it might raise awareness and also help others. And maybe, even, help herself.
"I'm 93 years old," Rudolf said recently as she tightly grasped the hands of her daughter Carol Fite, 60, who sat on the couch beside her. "The reason I'm talking about it is because I want people to find out what kind of people there are that do things like that. It happened to me."
Then, in an exclusive interview with The Indianapolis Star, Rudolf began to share just what happened the night of July 16, when police say a neighborhood teen broke into her home and raped her.
Rudolf, who had lived alone in the same Anderson home her late husband, Charles, built nearly 60 years ago, was asleep in her bedroom just after midnight when she got up to use the bathroom. Someone else, however, was in her home, in the hallway.
"When he grabbed me," she recalled, "I just had a feeling, like, 'Oh, my gosh, is this true?' I thought, 'Am I dreaming this or what?' When I kind of come to, I went in the kitchen, and I saw that door, the way it was broken into. I thought, 'Oh my God, I'm not dreaming,' that it's true.
"I had a feeling, at that time. I felt like I wish I could die. I wish it wasn't true."
Rudolf called family members who, in turn, called police. Detectives then began an investigation that ultimately led to the Aug. 23 arrest of 17-year-old Iquise Taylor, who lived only a block from Rudolf. Taylor, who will be tried as an adult, is charged with burglary resulting in bodily injury, criminal deviate conduct, criminal confinement resulting in bodily injury and strangulation.
A Madison County judge has granted a request for a mental evaluation of Taylor, whose DNA, police say, matched a sample found at the scene. Taylor has denied the allegations.
Since the assault, Rudolf, who has been staying with family, has not returned to her house.
"It took me away from home," Rudolf said." I feel like I can't go back to my home."
The fifth-oldest of nine children, Rudolf was born in her family's home in the Acre, a neighborhood in Anderson largely settled by Polish immigrants. Her father, who had come to the U.S. in 1909 after serving in the Russian army for four years, took a job at the edge of the Acre as an inspector at Nicholson File, which, in its heyday, was the world's largest producer of files and rasps.
The Acre, Rudolf recalled, was a happy place noted for its celebrations. It was a happy time, she said. And it was safe.
"We always had our doors open. We used to leave our doors open during the night," she said. "We were always safe until now. There are just different people living there."
In recent years, she has been more prone to lock her doors. Rudolf, who will turn 94 on Oct. 16, misses living in the home where she and her husband, a mail carrier and part-time bartender at the Polish Club who died in 1985, raised their four children. The home is just two blocks from where Rudolf was born and raised.
"My husband died at home. I always told the kids I wanted to die at home," she said. "I just didn't want to leave that house. I just wanted to die there."
In the time since her husband's death, Rudolf passes the days with her family — she has eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren — and regularly attends St. Ambrose Catholic Church. She also has a passion for playing bingo and rooting for her beloved Indianapolis Colts.
In fact, in the wake of her assault, her family reached out to the Colts, whose training camp is held at Anderson University. In a letter to the Colts, one of Rudolf's daughters, Tresa Hale, 55, explained what had happened and asked whether it would be possible for the team to help them make some new, happy memories for one of their fans.
The Colts responded by hosting Rudolf as a guest at training camp — and at Sunday's regular-season home opener, where she was invited to go onto the field before the game and meet some of the players, as well as coach Chuck Pagano.
During the training camp visit, she shared a hug with owner Jim Irsay, who pulled a $100 bill out of his pocket and autographed it for her. She also received a football autographed by Pagano, quarterback Andrew Luck and kicker Adam Vinatieri.
Hale said her mother's highlight of meeting the Colts was bonding with Pagano. "I felt like he gave her strength just by being there and letting us know how he fought his battle (against cancer) with the support and love of his family, his faith and positivity."
Now, in coming forward publicly, Rudolf is hoping to give others strength.
"We are trying to turn this around and make something good out of it," Fite said. "So that young women that this happens to will feel like coming forward. If you see a 93-year-old come forward and speak what's on her mind, then they can do it, too."
Hale agreed.
"It was a horrible thing that happened to my mother," she said, "but I truly can see the positive, and I think she can, too."
Still, it wasn't easy.
"I didn't want anybody to know at first," Rudolf said. "But after we got the policemen here, they helped me. I think (going public) will help other people.
"It helps me (to talk about it). But I'd soon like to forget it."
But she knows that's not possible.
"I want to forget about it," she said, but then added, "I'll never forget it."
Now she waits for the legal process to play out. A pretrial conference is scheduled for Sept.23, and a jury trial is set for Nov.5.
"I'd hate to look at him," Rudolf said of the 17-year-old charged with her assault. "I don't think I'd even want to see his face. I hope he gets what he deserves. I want him to be in jail. I hope he pays for what he's done. The whole family does."
In the meantime, Rudolf tries to keep busy and keep the memories of that night from resurfacing. Still in good health — for years, she walked regularly and pedaled a stationary bike 500 revolutions every morning and night — she helps her daughters make cabbage rolls, folds laundry, cleans house and prays and reads daily devotions.
"We knew from the beginning that we wouldn't let this 60 minutes of terror ruin her life. She's lost her total sense of security and sense of independence," Fite said. "This person (the assailant) has taken her independence away from her. But he hasn't taken her spirit."


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The 5 Most Obnoxious Ways People Screw Up Apologies
Saying "sorry" acknowledges that you're a conscious agent of change in the universe, and that you screwed it up. It also recognizes that others are real people whose feelings are important. Or that they're capable of hitting you. Either way, important.
This man receives more apologies than you.
Apologizing is admitting that you made a mistake and implies that you won't do it again. But some people can't even get through the "sorry" before screwing up again, creating a perpetual loop powered by failure. Which confuses the shit out of thermodynamics. It's meant to prevent perpetual anything, but it's also meant to make things fail, so it doesn't know whether it should stop this, or help it, or sue for trademark infringement, or what. These apologies are so wrong, they anger the laws of physics. Never mind the poor sucker you're apologizing to.
#5. The Pre-Emptive Apology
Some people front-load apologies: "I'm really really sorry, but I broke the vase your late grandmother left you." That's fine. The problem is when they confuse this admission of culpability with a get-out-of-consequences-free card. Some people try to avoid any emotional fallout by apologizing first so you can't get upset, and then get mad when you're still upset. This uses an apology as a blame inverter, turning the victim into the bad guy for reacting to bad news at all. Unless you're Judas, you're not apologizing to someone who's capable of forgiving before they even know there's something to forgive. Never mind personalities or circumstances -- the laws of physics require a finite amount of time for electrical signals to move through the brain.
"Sorry, Jesus, I just had to give you a kiss to show how much I love your vertical sombrero."
Then there's the indignant whine of "But I said I was sorry!" This has never worked. Not once has another person said, "Oh, gosh, so you did, I'll just jam an icepick into my skull to shut down my own emotional center." You're trying to rob them of any emotional reaction, and then getting upset when they turn out not to be Vulcan.
Dammit, Jim, my son told you not to use the master bedroom. The sheets are covered in green body paint!
The proper format is admission, apology, accepting consequences. These premature apologizers are trying to avoid the last part, the emotional equivalent of a 5-year-old hiding in his room after breaking something. Apologizing is about the person you've wronged, not you. Shouting "sorry" first is like bathing an area in foam extinguisher before throwing a petrol bomb -- it might help a bit, but all you're really doing is warning people that something bad is about to happen and that it's your fault. You have to be involved in the process and be aware of how they feel. Just saying "sorry" is like saying "foreplay" while playing Xbox and expecting your partner to be stiff and/or wet when you decide to put down the controller.
#4. The Apology Jackhammer
An apology is a gesture of atonement. It's not money or LEGO; it doesn't get better the more you give someone. This doesn't stop some people from beating their victims with the clammy pillow of their contrition: "I'm sorry, no, I'm really sorry, I didn't know, really, I'm so sorry, sorry ..."
"... and I'm sorry for gluing myself to your face to make sure you heard all my apologies and ..."
It's because they're not apologizing for your sake. They just can't handle the idea that anyone might not love them 100 percent at any given moment and will devote their entire empty skull to fixing this problem, that hollow chamber echoing the same apologies over and over again until you loudly assure them that they're perfect and you have no negative thoughts toward them. Even though they've now done multiple things to piss you off. And their idea of calming you down was mentally poking you with constant reminders of how they hurt you and how soul-piercingly annoying they are.
Constant repetition is how you make any words utterly meaningless, which is an accurate statement about this kind of apology. If you've wronged someone and apologized, your control of this situation has ended. The whole point of an apology is acknowledging that the other person's feelings exist. If the wronged party is angry but silent, that means your apology has worked as intended. They're upset, but they accept that you're sorry, and now they just want some time to deal with that. They don't need an idiot repeatedly clicking "refresh" on their emotional state until they get the reward they want.
#3. Apologizing for the Interruption
A phone ringing during a movie, play, talk or any other public gathering is no longer an embarrassing accident. It's how one person stands up to remove their pants and rub their balls/flange on the forehead of every single person present. Mobile phones are not new. This isn't Lord Dashery Boundingham rudely interrupting a good hand of whist by receiving a newfangled telegram. Walking into a cinema with your phone on is like shitting yourself in the seat: It's a function that all humans have known about for most of their lives, and only complete brain failure or staggering contempt for everyone else in the room would let them do it.
"I get free snacks when other people leave them behind in disgust!"
It's psychopathic behavior. It reveals how they think the hundreds of other people present aren't real, just highly detailed wallpaper that covers the unimportant parts of their lives like a video game background.
"No, it's cool, I think everybody else just freezes when I'm on my mobile. I'm like Zach Morris, but less sympathetic."
There is no way to avoid this hate. It is deserved. The only possible reaction is to turn off the phone and if at all possible die quietly of shame. The absolute worst thing to do is loudly apologize, because that's more noise, and now everyone not only hates you but can pick you out of a crowd and recognize your voice in a darkened alley. Where you'd better hope they don't find you.
Apologizing for the interruption turns the apology into part of the crime, reversing the request for forgiveness into a hatred turbocharger. Apologizing for making noise by making more noise proves that the person doesn't understand either word. They've just been taught to shout "sorry" after screwing up, something they do so often that it now happens without any conscious thought, like the rest of their lives. All the apologist achieves is proving that the human race doesn't have latent psychic powers, because if we did, the concentrated hatred-glare would cause them to burst into flames. And they would die as they had lived: hated, and interrupting a movie.


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Incumbent Sharon Belton Cottman is the only candidate on the ballot. She was appointed two years ago to fill a vacancy on the board. The Rev. Kinzer M. Pointer, who has run for a seat on the board a few times and was appointed to the board for a brief stint, is the focus of a write-in challenge for the seat.
Three years ago, Pointer lost the seat by 69 votes to Pamela Cahill, out of more than 1,300 ballots cast.


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Roper faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted on all charges, Jim O'Neill, the spokesman for the prosecutor's office, tells PEOPLE.
According to a complaint filed by New Jersey State Police, Roper was awake for more than 24 hours before slamming his Walmart truck into a limo carrying Morgan and his party early Saturday morning on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Roper is free on $50,000 bail, and assistant prosecutor Sheree Pitchford made no request to change that.
"The bail will be continued as set," Judge Bradley Ferencz said. He added that a review of Roper's driving history is clean.
When Ferencz warned Roper, who wore a white button-down shirt and dark dress pants, to always make his whereabouts known, he quietly said, "Yes sir."
Roper's attorney, David Glassman of Philadelphia, assured Ferencz his client will always be reachable and show up for future court appearances.
Roper remained silent as reporters swarmed around him as he walked out of the courtroom.
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To be branded popularised by the movie Branded (2012) meaning a person compleatly unaware that he or she falls for every bullshit hyped up add or lastest fad campain on tv and in short is a marketeers wet dream!
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(or branding) The intentional act of 'accidentally' marking someone during sex in order for their partner to find out about it and bring an end to that relationship. Scratching, pinching, biting, spanking marks, bruises or cuts, especially in areas like the buttocks, genitalia or breasts.
After seeing this girl on the side I got out of the shower and I was a bit pissed and hadn't realised she'd branded me with scratches on my back! When my girlfriend clocked it she went nuts but the other girl's wanted me to break up with my girlfriend for a while.
di Bob_Bobington 25 febbraio 2010
When a girl gets a tattoo for a boyfriend and when they brake up she has a stamp or a brand to remind her of him.
"The bitch is branded by me"
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being completely controlled by your girlfriend or boyfriend even more so than being whipped so that they leave their mark forever
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MARTINSBURG - The 167th Airlift Wing has had to withdraw from the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge air show and open house because of U.S. Department of Defense budget cuts and fiscal uncertainty, according to a statement released Tuesday.
"Unfortunately, the uncertainty in our national financial picture has forced us to consider the possibility of some rather dramatic cuts in our funding," Col. Roger Nye, commander of the 167th, said in a news release. "I must ensure all the members of the 167th Airlift Wing are fully trained and ready to do the work we do for our nation."
The 167th had hosted the air show and opened its facilities to the public the past three years.
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The elite U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds demonstrate their skills during an airshow in Martinsburg.
Reached by phone Tuesday, Nye, who is scheduled to retire this year, said he was somewhat personally disappointed the 167th had to bow out.
"It's for the good of the wing and the nation," he said.
The Thunder Over the Blue Ridge air show will move to the civilian side, TOBR President Nic Diehl announced at Tuesday morning's Eastern Regional Airport Authority meeting.
"I hope a lot of our people will volunteer to help at the air show to support the United Way and Thunder Over the Blue Ridge," Nye said. "I will be there, not in uniform, but I will be there to help support United Way and the Thunderbirds."
Proceeds from the air show and open house have gone to United Way of the Eastern Panhandle.
At the authority's meeting Tuesday, Diehl said TOBR board members voted Thursday to move the show to the civilian side. Diehl asked the members of the authority for permission to hold the air show on the civilian side.
"I'm confident we can host a nice event," he said. "We can showcase the civilian side."
Diehl said the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration team would perform as scheduled as well as civilian acts that have committed to appear at the show.
The civilian side of the Eastern Regional Airport hosted three or four air shows in the past, including an appearance by the Thunderbirds.
Airport Manager Bill Walkup said there would be no cost to the Airport Authority, adding that he has requested the authority receive part of the proceeds.
Rick Wachtel, chairman of the Airport Authority, said he had been in contact with Pete Mulford, executive director of UWEP, and Mulford had no objections to moving the air show to the civilian side. Wachtel said Mulford would agree to directing a portion of the proceeds to the authority.
"I think it's great that the Airport Authority is willing to step up - I'm happy to see it," Mulford said of moving the show to the civilian side. "Disbursement of the proceeds is up to the TOBR board, but we would be willing to share."
UWEP will continue to recruit volunteers to staff the gates and concessions, Mulford said in a telephone interview Tuesday.
"We're excited," he said. "Bringing the Thunderbirds back is a huge win for the region."
Diehl said after the meeting a nominal entry fee would be charged, probably around $10 or $15. Parking would be free.
Attendance was free of charge while the 167th hosted the show. Guests were asked to make a $10 donation to United Way.
Airport Authority members unanimously approved hosting the air show, scheduled for May 11-12.
More information will be available on the TOBR website at www.martinsburgairshow.com.
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The MPN East Podcast highlights startup and partner activities in Microsoft's US East Region. In this first episode, we talk about the Visual Studio 2010 launch events, we meet our new Developer Evangelist for Startups, we talk about a new educational program for Azure called @Home with Azure, and we go over a couple of our blog entries from the week.
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KAHULUI - The number of photovoltaic and other renewable energy systems in Maui County keeps growing each year.
In 2009, there were 500 customers with alternative energy systems. In 2012, the number had jumped to 3,700, and now there are nearly 4,500 Maui Electric Co. customers drawing power from renewable sources, saving money on their electric bills and producing about 30 megawatts per day, according to the utility.
That amount of power is nearly half of the 72 megawatts that can potentially be generated by Maui's three wind farms, which are Auwahi Wind in Ulupalakua and Kaheawa I & II on the slopes of the West Maui Mountains. At this point, Maui Electric can handle the amount of renewable energy tied into its system, utility officials say.
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Haleakala Solar installer Andy Kala fits a solar panel into place on the roof of a Kahului home last year.
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The upward trend in renewable energy systems, especially photovoltaic systems, was discussed at the "Maui Solar Summit 2013" Friday in the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's Castle Theater. Experts also discussed how now is the time to get a solar electric system because prices may not dip further and tax credits may dwindle in the future. At least 200 people attended the summit presented by Maui County and the Sustainable Living Institute of Maui.
Although the number of customers with renewable energy systems, which includes wind power, are climbing each year, a MECO official said the company can still accommodate more photovoltaic systems on its circuits.
"No circuits are closed. The opportunity is there," said Steven Rymsha, MECO's renewable energy services supervisor.
Although more customers may be able to tie into with MECO's system, there may still be a need for some customers to pay around $3,000 for an interconnectivity study to ensure their system can be integrated into the grid without causing outages or interrupting a steady energy supply.
Over the years, homeowners and photovoltaic system installers have been frustrated and wary because they said that even if they paid for the studies, project approval was not guaranteed.
Rymsha said that so far "no one has been denied" approval for a photovoltaic project if a study was done.
Rymsha added that neighbors in the same area who want to install solar systems and need to do an interconnectivity study can also "bundle" together to share in the cost.
In response to a question about why the studies were needed if circuits could accept the added systems, Rymsha said there are safety issues that need to still be addressed as well as other technical issues.
When asked what MECO is doing to plan for the future to accommodate more photovoltaic systems on its grid, Rymsha said that wind farms investing with MECO have allowed for more capacity for renewable energy sources.
"It's challenging," he added, noting that "there isn't unlimited dollars" available to quickly make changes or upgrades to the electric grid.
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Johnston said that, without giving specific numbers, prices for photovoltaic systems have stabilized since there was an apparent solar panel overproduction recently flooding the market. He added that there may be changes in the tax laws that may not benefit customers.
This past lawmaking session, state legislators failed in an attempt to reduce the state's renewable energy tax credits over four years. The tax credit started in 1976 as a measure to promote the purchase of a solar energy system and reduce the state's dependence on fossil fuels.
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It seems the federal government is not alone in squandering taxpayers' money on risky alternative energy ventures. Ohioans are on the hook, too.
Last year's debacle involving the Solyndra solar energy company in California, which went out of business owing the government $535 million in loan guarantees, was just the tip of the iceberg. Some states have wasted money on similar questionable ventures.
Ohio may be one of them. Last week it was revealed the Ohio Development Authority plans to have an accounting firm look into Willard & Kelsey, a solar panel manufacturer in Perrysburg. The decision came after Willard & Kelsey failed to make required repayments on a $5 million loan from the authority. The company has missed two deadlines for $466,000 payments.
Willard & Kelsey is indebted to Ohio taxpayers for more than the authority loan, however. It also has received a $5 million loan - and a $500,000 grant - from the Ohio Department of Development.
Development agency officials have another concern about Willard & Kelsey, that it has failed to create the 400 new jobs called for in the loan agreement.
There may be more to the company than missed loan repayments and failure to create jobs. A former Willard & Kelsey president, fired from the company in 2009, alleged before his death last year the firm handed out lavish payments, as high as $40,000 a month, to top executives - using state loan money. The company has denied that.
At this point, officials at the two involved state agencies are worried about getting taxpayers' money back from Willard & Kelsey. To judge by the company's track record, they should be concerned. State funding for Willard & Kelsey was provided under the administration of former Gov. Ted Strickland.
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QUANTICO, Va. (AP) - A Marine killed a male and female colleague in a shooting at a base in northern Virginia before killing himself, officials said early Friday.
Authorities were called to the scene at Marine Corps Base Quantico around 10:30 p.m. Thursday, where they found one Marine dead at a barracks, base commander Col. David W. Maxwell told reporters.
Authorities later found a second victim dead, along with the body of the suspected gunman, who died of self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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This image provided by the U.S. Marine Corps shows snow covering one of Marine Corps Base Quantico's many signs Wednesday. Three people, including the suspect, were killed in a shooting at Marine Base Quantico, a base spokesman said early Friday. Lt. Agustin Solivan said they believe the suspect, whose name wasn't released, is a staff member at the officer candidate school at the base. No information on the victim was immediately released. (AP Photo/US Marine Corps, Cpl. Antwaun L. Jefferson)
A base spokesman initially described the situation as a standoff. Maxwell said later in the morning that there was no standoff. Base spokesman Lt. Agustin Solivan later clarified that after the first shooting, police had the shooter "isolated" in a barracks dorm room at the base's Officer Candidates School.
No names were immediately released but officials said all three were staff members at the school.
Solivan said the shooting was isolated to the school and authorities were confident there were no other casualties. The base was put on lockdown after the shooting but the lockdown was lifted early Friday. During the lockdown, residents were warned over a loudspeaker to stay inside.
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The shooting is the second tragedy the Marine Corps has faced this week. Seven members of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force were killed Monday when a mortar shell exploded in its firing tube during an exercise at Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada. Eight others were injured.
The Quantico base, which is about 37 miles south of Washington, is also home to the FBI's training academy. Its Officer Candidates School is the equivalent of basic training for Marines interested in becoming officers.
According to a Marine Corps website, the mission of Officer Candidates School is to train, screen and evaluate candidates. The training includes both academics and physical training such as endurance hikes and obstacles courses. Marines become second lieutenants on graduation from the 10-week program.
In 2010, the Quantico base was one of several targets of an ex-Marine reservist who, during five nighttime shootings, fired on military targets including the Pentagon. Yonathan Melaku, on two separate occasions, fired at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico. No one was injured and Melaku was ultimately sentenced to 25 years in prison.


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Planning commission is expected to address issue
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MARTINSBURG — After two years of safety concerns, Hedgesville residents are hoping that with the next Berkeley County Planning Commission meeting a solution will be found to restore their quality......
If the neighbors are finding bullets on their property, this place should be shut down immediately. Are they waiting for someone to be injured or killed?
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If feel terrible for these poor souls whose right to quiet enjoyment has been stolen by a business. The Tomahawk MX dirt bike track did the same thing to residents bordering their homes, but the Planning Commission did nothing. They'll do nothing here too...until someone is physically injured. We need zoning!
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There is a lot of misleading information in this article. First off, the story about the bullets in the pool seems to change quite a bit. The bullets have never been produced by the home owner to verify his claims. Second, his home is at a severe angle to the range. His residence is not down range.
On the matter of Tomahawk, as I understand it, it predates the community that is next to it and the new residents want it shut down. Sorry, if you didn't like it, you shouldn't have moved there.
Last, Mr. McWilliams did not receive a notice from the planning commission about the last meeting. The discussion on his property was held without his knowledge.
I am a customer at Tango Down. It is by far the safest range I've been to anywhere in the panhandle. The accusations of bullets flying through the woods and bullets being found in pools is bunk.
To put it simply, if you don't like motorcycles or firearms, maybe you shouldn't move here.
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Okay, let's say you're a homeowner or renter near the range and you have a family. What parent--especially a father who claims to be military--would allow his family to remain where, he says, he has found bullet fragments and heard rounds whistling through the woods? And that full auto business doesn't make guns louder. If anything, it reduces the noise time by expending the ammo more quickly. Sounds like they don't want the range. Fine, but they had better be careful about what they're claiming.
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First of all, i find it very difficult to believe that bullets/shrapnel have been found on anyone's property other than tango down's grounds. There are plenty of backstops in place to keep anything from leaving the area. Secondly, the range is only open on the weekends this time of year and only a couple of days during the week in the spring-fall, so gun fire is not going on 7 days a week 24 hours daily (i believe the hours are 11-6 or 7 and probably until 5 this time of year with it being dark earlier). Thirdly, with their hours being so concentrated, Mr. Webb, who claims he has to yell at his son while they are throwing the ball around (and who's property is over the hill, across the road and down Allensville road slightly, up hill of the range, not down range) is inflating the facts a bit (I of course find his objection interesting since he is a gun owner and a big hunter). I have been there several times and find it nothing but safe, secure, and a treat each time I go!
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Everyone should be able to carry AR15s and fire them anytime they want. If the neighbors do not like the "bad" people firing their weapons then they should get their own weapons and return fire. That is the only solution that makes sense. That is why I have 4 AR15s (one protecting all sides of my house) a 50 cal mounted on my roof, and a nuclear tipped rocket launcher in case the government send in the heavy stuff. 2nd Amendment baby!!!
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It's no secret that I am in favor of Zoning. It's needed, it's overdue, and it is going to be costly. However what we have here is a group who are trying to do some reverse zoning. We laways have a bunch of people who do not want zoning, because "No one can tell me what to do with my property" Until someone does something to effect that individuals property and then it's a fight throught the emasculated planning commision (read as no ()()!). I for one would love to see one of these pushed into the Supreme Court and zoning be the outcome, with everthing that is in place now grandfathered. We had a neighbor a couple of years back that had 18 mos or more trash piled up behind his house. He told us it was WV and he could do what he wanted. We made a call to the WV DNR and they took care of the trash, the second phone call was to the people who held his mortage. He went back to MD. No trash, No house, no WV, No more.
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One might question why this DNR Region only has one rifle range, and most of the others, all closer to Charleston have 3 to 7 ranges many of them so Isolated that only a few people own them. As A second discussion what happend to the money that the the National Rifle Assn (NRA) put up to assist the state in the construction of a new Rifle Range in Sleepy Creek. It was out of staters who messed the old range up, not so much the folks around here. Our complaints went unheard until they decided to close it, rather than improve the bunkers/back stops and police the range.
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"Equally concerned with the operations of Tango Down Range LLC are county officials and the Berkeley County Planning Commission, who for the past year have been trying to ascertain if the range has been operating legally."
Trying for TWO YEARS to determine if the range is operating legally? How difficult is that to determine? Either the place has met the legal requirements or it has not.
Methinks there many details missing from this article.
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Dont like the range move,they have a right to do whatever they want on the land they paid for.I was wondering if the commission could shut down 81, car parts are found in my yard at least once a month and the noise all night long how do you expect anyone to sleep.
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****ey there are at least two details missing from the article. First, the county has never sent any correspondence to the range owner indicating that there were any problems or concerns. The two "stop work" orders, according to county regulations, are issued to halt ongoing construction, not to shut down a business. Since both were posted well after construction had been completed and the range opened to the public, they were meaningless.
Second, the range owner was not told his business was on the Planning Commission's agenda last month. IMO it's a little difficult to show up and explain your side of things when you're not told there's a problem.
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Hey Einstein. Move back away from the edge. It's a looooong drop.
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I am completely and utterly disgusted with this article for multiple reasons. To begin with, this article is missing several vital pieces of information. Have the supposed "bullet finders" found the origins of the bullets? Hedgesville is a particulary heavily wooded area. Residents own private land, so it is quite possible the bullet could be from a neighbor. Secondly, the accusations that the McWilliams' range has no permits is completely and utterly false. I am a personal friend to the McWilliams family, and I can say they have one of the safest gun ranges in the Eastern Panhandle. Also, as a journalist myself, this article is full of bias, and slanderous remarks. Ms. Cronk the journalist should probably brush up on her libel/slander laws, and the punishments that can be rendered. They can be quite severe.
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I am one of those outsiders. I have never been to the range, I just think it's bad timing. I find things interesting in general about the area. There is very little to no regulation on things there should be regulated. I looked at a house in Hedgesville, built 10 years ago. I said to the home inspector "how did this pass code?" he informed me there is no code to build a house. I like it but I am equally disturbed. Same thing about this range.
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Other people have already said it.This is THE safest place in the EPH to shoot. If the planning commission took a look at the range they would clearly see that the claims of bullets in their pool FROM THE RANGE are false and defy the laws of physics. This is nothing more than an attempt by liberal gun grabbers to capitalize on the hysteria generated by Newtown. The proper paperwork has been filed and the I's dotted and tees crossed. just another example of an inept local government wasting their limited budget on nonsense. Tango Down is in better shape and better constructed than most all of the homes around it for gods sake.
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GREENFORD - Salem opened its 2012-13 basketball season in style Tuesday with an 81-34 victory over South Range that saw four Quakers reach double figures.
"We have a good strong senior class," said Salem assistant coach George Spack, who along with Andy Smyczynski and Jake Zatchok are coaching by committee until head coach Rich Hart returns in a few weeks from a health issue.
"They've been through the wars, and worked hard in the offseason. So this is the year that we expected to play some pretty good basketball."
The Raiders were battling a depleted lineup, with three key players out of action with football injuries. Their short-handed squad had its work cut out for them against a Salem lineup that boasts 12 seniors.
"They were under-manned," Spack said. "We knew we were going to have more guns than they were. But to South Range's credit, they played hard like we knew they would. But when you're missing some of the key people it makes it real tough."
Without their coach, the Quakers didn't miss a beat.
"All the credit goes to Coach Hart," Smyczynski said. "He's had the pieces in place for the last three years. All we had to do was turn on the switch."
Bush, who used to attend South Range, opened the scoring with a three-pointer and collected a game-high 21 points.
The Quakers used Bush's three to springboard an 11-1 run through the first 2:45. That opening spurt saw Salem's big men, Anthony Shivers and Max Wolfgang combine for six of those points.
Wolfgang totaled 20 points and Shivers added 15.
A South Range timeout didn't help, as Salem came right back out with the offense getting a basket from Wolfgang on the Quakers' first possession. Bush followed with a dunk on a break away to push the score to 15-1 before the Raiders finally got another basket.
"We wanted to run them up and down throughout the game and see if they could keep up since they were down some guys," Spack said.
As the second quarter unfolded, the scoring slowed at the onset, but the tempo did not. The Quakers continued their full court pressure, and forced turnovers in an up-and-down style of play. Salem used an 8-3 run over a three-minute span to further the advantage.
The Quakers held a double-digit edge through much of the second quarter, but saw Bush go to the bench with his third foul with just under three minutes to play.
With Bush and fellow starter Shivers in foul trouble, Salem didn't blink taking a 15-point lead to the locker room.
"We got off to a great start and foul trouble kind of disrupted the flow we had," Spack said. "But in the third quarter we were able to re-establish ourselves."
The zone that the Raiders were throwing at Salem didn't appear to have an effect on the Quaker offense, as they were able to consistently work the ball inside while getting second and third opportunities each possession.
Salem kept things moving as the third quarter opened up, taking advantage of the first two-plus minutes of the second half and going on a 9-0 run.
The Raiders didn't get their first basket until Mason Miller knocked down a jump shot at the 3:28 mark.
That basket, and another by Tyler Beverly were the only points South Range scored in the third frame as Salem opened up a 38-point lead at 67-29 to head into the fourth.
That's when the starters were sent to the bench to conclude their evening.
"I would say I'm most pleased with the way we came out in the third quarter because they had some momentum," Spack said. "We've tried to focus getting better defensively this year and we limited them to just four points in that third quarter."
Brendan Webb also added 10 points for Salem.
South Range was led by Robby Seman with 13 points. Garrett Anderson added nine.
With its first game of the season out of the way, Salem is now staring in the face an early season Northeastern Buckeye Conference matchup against rival West Branch Friday. The game will be an early season measuring stick to see where each team stands thus far.
"I know they're going to play hard because it's Salem, and I know our guys are going to play hard because it's West Branch," Spack said. "It's one of those typical rivalry games where even though it's early in the season the records don't matter much. I'm sure the gym will be packed so it should be a great early-season atmosphere for basketball."
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We would be expecting at the same time, but I never got to see her pregnant with James and Jake. I only know the before & after Beth. From reading her posts, of course, I knew the "during" Beth in a certain way, I guess. The excitement and the life- lives - which filled her body. And then before I could truly cherish in this time with her, her belly and arms were empty. I never saw in person what carried her eyes from full of fun and mischief to the eyes where tears and hurt and immense loss had now made their home.
The night we finally arranged a girl's night out, when Beth probably wasn't quite ready yet, my soul attached itself to her in a way I can not explain. But the girls that were there know what I experienced. They felt it, too. Our very beings united and have yet to separate. I've never seen Beth more beautiful and radiant. There, sitting next to me full of heartbreak and grief. Me, with a baby kicking inside when she should have two kicking inside her, too. From then on I'd do anything for Beth. I ate a cheeseburger for her that night.
I previously had thoughts of hiding my belly. Doing everything I could to help her forget that I was pregnant like she should be. How can I be a good friend in this time when I might just be a hurtful reminder? But, if you know Beth, you know she is honest and raw and with her, there is never an elephant in the room. It is the very thing she is against. And if one happens to show up, she is the first to acknowledge it and call his fat butt out and make everyone laugh about it.
I was just with Beth the other night and saw a whole new light and dark within her eyes. She's not just the after Beth anymore. I'm really not sure who she's becoming right now, to be honest, but the deepness that is her heart and core is none like I've ever seen before. I've almost felt guilty that I've learned more from her during these past several months than I've been able to give back. It is never my desire to be the taker. But she draws you to her and reveals a spirit- a crystal clear window to look in and see her broken heart, observe it, poke it with a stick, and tell you how much it sucks.
And because there are no elephants allowed, I never feel like I have to caress her hair, feed her bible verses, and say it's all going to be ok. Because to her it's not ok. Yes, everything will eventually seem better… someday. Someday she might even be pregnant again and head down a whole new road and life expanding her family in the way she dreams. And I trust those dreams will come true. I also believe that James & Jake will always be a part of those dreams, too. No matter how long or short their time was with us, they will continue to sparkle behind Beth's eyes- sometimes with laughter and many times with tears. They are breathed within her words on these pages. I feel their presence. And I know that James & Jake, whether we speak it out loud or not, will forever connect our magical sisterhood without end.
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Lauryn E. Schank-Hyden, 27, of Tiffin, died Sunday, May 5, 2013, at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, Toledo.
Her Mass of Christian burial will be 12:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9, 2013, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Tiffin with the Rev. Joseph Szybka and the Rev. Timothy Kummerer con-celebrating. A rosary will be prayed 20 minutes prior to the Mass. Burial will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Tiffin.
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So 2013 is upon us now and who do you think/wish will/to become new fleshlight girls?
So 2013 is upon us now and who do you think/wish will/to become new fleshlight girls?
Nina James, Aaliyah Love and Riley Reid PLEASE!!!!!
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If I had a Fleshlight for every thread like this that was created...I'd have a lot of Fleshlights.
I think two of the most wants are Jynx Maze and Lexi Belle. Both girls are obviously super popular right now and would be good pickups.
Malena morgan please! I know she's a lesbian, but you don't need sex to make one right?
Little Caprice!!
Why is she not already a FL girl?!
More of Little Caprice!
More MILF & cougars !
We can't have Lexi Belle because of Doc Johnson!
So I want Kagney Linn karter!
Leilani Leeane would be good too.
Amy Ried
Ashlynn Brooke (more dreaming about Ashlynn becoming one now)
Jayden Jaymes, Phoenix Marie or Sophie Dee.
All I want for 2013 is Mia Malkova/
Malena Morgan, Jynx Maze, Rebecca Linares and Tanner Mayes!!! That would be soooo awesome <3
Tiffany thompson, faye reagan, lily carter and Malena morgan!
I'd want Katerina Hartlova. She's absolutely gorgeous.
Did I mention Rachel Starr, Melina Mason and Jada Stevens before? :P
^^This..she is so sexy
I want Shawna Lenne, Madison Ivy, Nicole Graves, Rikki Six or Kylee Strutt to be the new fleshlight girls. :P
What about Bailey Jay?
Come on guys, you know you want her next!
Lexi Swallow would also be nice, please
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Do anyone know when the first new girls will be coming to the store? I mean, which month would it be probably be first realsed?
I agree with zam (https://forums.fleshlight.com/member.php?236065-zam), rachel starr would be great too.
Jada Fire and Christy Canyon
Here is another Lexi, Lexi diamond
I have to agree. Caprice is the way to go. I would love to have hers!
I wonder what Fleshlight ladies would be like in the next 50 years? Cyborgs? LOL jk.
I would also love to see Caprice as one of the Fleshlight Girls this year.
mmmmmmmmmmmia mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmalkova...
such a sexy girl.
little caprice and sexy lexy diamond are hot,very hot!!
Jodie Taylor, Chloe Camilla and Jayden Cole.
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At this point, I don't care. I just want new girls soon!
Yes, I agree, me too. Can't wait.
have they released what girls are coming in 2013????
All i do know is, ILF owns molds of Alexis Texas´ Mouth and Ass, the same stands for Kayden Kross. Quite a while ago, ILF said via Twitter, they will release the molds some day....so who knows !?!?
And i am pretty sure, they molded Asphyxia all 3 ways aswell, but no idea if she will be released ever.
asphyxia noir, is it she? I WANT it o,o
i would sooo buy her pussy n ass n mouth if she was an flg and fuck it as hard as she likes it...like a kangoo drill.
flg need a REAL dirty kinky flg
god, she's super hot, release her molds NOW lol, we can't have sasha grey, just give us her
I vote the already mentioned Caprice...a real hottie
I'd also like to see Staci Silverstone as a FLgirl
(I'd post photos too but i'm not allowed until i reach 15 posts i think...)
Holly Michaels, Madison Ivy, Angelina Valentine to name a few.
Angelica Heart, Sharon Pink, Christy Mack would be awesome to have
Sophia Knight
Annette Schwarz
Mandy Sky
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Legal Themes Concerning Obesity Regulation in the United States: Theory and Practice
James G. Hodge Jr.
Arizona State University (ASU) - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Andrea M. Garcia
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Supriya Shah
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Australian & New Zealand Health Policy, Vol. 5, p. 14, June 25, 2008
Despite national health objectives to reduce the incidence of obesity to 15% of the population by 2010, public health data suggest that the incidence of obesity in the United States is actually increasing. The U.S. recognizes that it (like other industrialized countries) faces an epidemic of obesity and related health conditions. How can U.S. jurisdictions (federal, state, and local) and the private sector respond to this epidemic through laws and policies that are directly or indirectly designed to address obesity? This article analyzes the theoretical and practical roles of law as a tool to curb obesity in the U.S. It proffers ten major legal themes to address obesity among the U.S. population, including: (1) use of incentives to encourage healthier behaviors; (2) use of financial disincentives to discourage unhealthy behaviors; (3) requirements to improve food quality, diversity, or availability; (4) compensation for injured persons seeking recourse; (5) restriction of access to unhealthy foods; (6) regulations aimed at influencing consumer choices; (7) control of marketing and advertising; (8) creation of communities that support healthy lifestyles; (9) physical education/fitness requirements; and (10) insurance coverage mandates.
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Seamus Gallivan has a theory – that Buffalo got its nickname, "The City of Good Neighbors," from the way people come together here after our infamous snowstorms.
"People dig each other out," he said.
And it was in keeping with that spirit that on Friday at 5 p.m., Gallivan, who does community promotion through his organization, "The Good Neighborhood," put out an invitation on Facebook for an oh-so-Buffalo style flash mob: to shovel sidewalks Saturday on the West Side.
At 10 a.m. Saturday at the Sweet_ness 7 coffeehouse on the corner of Grant Street and Lafayette Avenue, about 10 people arrived, ready to shovel wherever it was needed.
"To have anybody but my mom and I [show up] is great," Gallivan said.
They grabbed shovels, some provided by the coffeehouse, and they began clearing snow.
The snow had become hard and slippery since Wednesday night when about a foot of snow fell across the region.
Sidewalks along Lafayette and its side streets were still packed with snow despite city ordinances requiring property owners to clear sidewalks. It was only getting worse as more snow fell Saturday.
Kelly Kroese, who lives nearby on Richmond, showed up for the shoveling party because she knows there are many people on the West Side who don't have cars and have no choice but to hoof it through the snow.
"It's dangerous," she said. "People walk in the streets," she said, because many sidewalks go uncleared.
"It's our city," said Riy Mallahi, another volunteer shoveler. "It's our neighbors. A lot of elderly folk live in this area."
For Gallivan's mother, Nan, the shoveling was simply "an act of kindness."
The shovelers joked that it was excellent exercise too.
"Better than pushups," Mallahi said.
The shoveling was appreciated by at least one West Sider.
Roderick Lark trudged through slushy snow on the street, avoiding the sidewalk along Grant Street.
"That's good," he said when told what the shovelers were up to.
"Ain't nothing people can do," he said. "Some people shovel. But some people don't want to shovel."
Lark said he thought the city should step up and take care of the snow on the sidewalks.
Gallivan had come up with the idea for the shoveling flash mob last year – but with so little snow last winter, there was no opportunity.
Wednesday's storm gave him the chance to see if it could catch on.
"I love shoveling," he said. "I think shoveling is great. I know that's not normal, but who wants to be normal?"
With plenty of snow still on the ground, he's hoping to arrange another shoveling party, perhaps as soon as Monday. He urged anyone interested to check his group's Facebook page for details.
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