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The 7 Stupidest Ways We're Promoting Abstinence
#3. A Fox News Columnist
I have nothing against abstinence itself. If you want to save your special first fumbling embarrassments for the one day you and and your love have built your entire lives around, go right ahead. It's like vegetarianism: It just means that the rest of us enjoy more delicious flesh. But when Fox News columnist Stephen Crowder woke up freshly married and sticky, he decided that everyone else was having sex wrong. This sexual white belt leaped into the Ultimate Fucking Club of everyone else in the world and told us that he didn't fuck our mothers, but only because the filthy harlots had clearly already had sex and would therefore be crap.
I can shove myself a full two inches into another human body, FEAR ME!
He writes like a first year poli-sci student in a news comments section -- he's just discovered this amazing new thing and he's out to explain it to the rest of us morons. He informs us that anyone popping the freshness seal on their genitals without written permission from God -- enacting His Holy Genital Activation Slip through the divine agency of a bored desk official -- just didn't get laid as well as he did.
"I've ticked the 'multiple' box, now she HAS to have orgasms."
He bases this argument on one data point. That is scientifically stupid. In fact, basing a comparison of two things on only one is the sort of stupid you only get when backed-up hormones dissolve important parts of your brain. The column decries "floozies" and "harlots" while crowing "I win," like reading Ezekiel of the Old Testament getting his first blowjob, and I know for a goddamn fact which of those two actions Stephen has experienced.
#2. Pewter Coin
People buying pewter collectibles warning against sex are like a nuclear submarine crew warning against sunburn: They've already gone to a dark place beyond such problems, and for the sake of all humanity, we pray they never get the chance to deploy their payloads.
When you're carrying around a message that twee, chlamydia actively swims away from you. This coin turns Barry White CDs into the yowlings of a hundred cats, and the owner can't hear the difference over the hundred they already own. The product description recommends it for your child or spouse, and anyone who can casually lump those into the same market probably shouldn't be in charge of sex education. And if you're going to throw your teenage kids fake money instead of talking to them about sex, you might as well wait a few months until they're working in a strip club.
The sponsored ads on the same page listed rapid wedding invitations, facts about genital warts, purity rings and safety covers for swimming pools. In its crude way, even the adbot computer is desperately trying to let these people know about plastic wrappings that can keep you from getting in trouble when diving into fluids. When Amazon's targeting algorithm is better at sex education than you, you should just let your kids learn everything about sex from totally unreasonable porn videos, because at least now you're finally being honest about what they're already doing.
#1. Dancing Rap Jingle
Mississippi has been using abstinence education in an attempt to disprove evolution by forcing it to run backward. At the 2009 "Abstinence Works: Let's Talk About It" meeting, their main strategy to prevent hot teenage boning was a jingle. Five thousand teens were lined up and encouraged to rap "Stop, don't touch me there! You know this is my no-no square!" It's a rap written by someone so old, they only remember sex as "like wetting the bed, but you need two people."
When you won't even refer to genitals without infant talk like "no-no square," you may be ill-equipped in a battle against boning. There are aliens with a better understanding of hu-man mating ports because they found the Pioneer plaque and know "triangle" would be better.
Though they've gotten the odd idea that Earth men are friendly and have crotch loops.
If you're wondering if this stupid song came with a way to act out the lyrics, you already know the answer, because you used the word "stupid." Teens danced around drawing an invisible square box around their crotches with their fingers. Because if anything will avoid sex, it's dancing together while pawing at your own crotch. Did we mention the event had the rap sung by cheerleaders?
Because those are a great way to stop teens from thinking about sex.
Those teens aren't prancing along because you've overridden the fundamental drive of all life-forms. They're obeying because it genuinely isn't their problem yet. When hormones hit their brain like a battering ram made of a firing Saturn V booster, your precious little jingle will work like a toilet-roll umbrella: Those kids will be defenseless, soaking wet and covered in stringy white material. You're sending them into a battle against their own bodies unarmed, and they only think it's a battle because you told them so.
Recommending that teenagers shouldn't have sex until they know what the hell they're doing is a great idea. Refusing to teach them about the cheap, widely available products that can prevent them from ruining their lives when they do something hormonally stupid -- which is a teenager's entire biological function -- is generational manslaughter.
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During the trial of journalists accused of illegally listening into private conversations over the cell phones of the royal family, the court is playing voicemails that were allegedly hacked into.
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Prince William calls Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge "babykins." Or, at least, he did in 2006 when the two were dating.
Prince William also likes to prank-call Prince Harry, sometimes pretending to be his girlfriend. According to court documents, the future King of England allegedly once put on "a falsetto voice" meant to be that of Chelsy Davy, whom Harry dated from 2005 to 2010. In the transcript of the call read in court, Prince William then allegedly called his younger brother "the best looking ginger" in the world.
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Strengthening sales of its cabin electronics systems to airlines helped Astronics Corp. boost its fourth-quarter profits by 9 percent, although its earnings and revenues both grew slower than analysts had expected.
The East Aurora aircraft lighting and electronics maker said Tuesday that strong demand for its cabin electronics systems, which let airline passengers plug in their laptops and other electronic devices into their seats, fueled its sales growth, along with a continued rebound in its business jet markets. Those gains helped offset an 8 percent drop in sales for military aircraft.
Astronics said its profits rose to $5.7 million, or 37 cents per share, from $5.2 million, or 34 cents per share, a year ago. The earnings fell two cents short of the 39 cents per share that analysts were expecting.
The company's sales improved to $67.4 million from $61.2 million, with three-quarters of the increase coming from an avioinics business that Astronics acquired in November 2011. Overall, Astronics' sales were weaker than the $70.8 million in revenues that analysts had forecast.
Astronics said it expects 2013's sales to continue growing at about the same pace as the fourth quarter. The company said it expects its sales this year to be between $275 million and $310 million, up about 10 percent from $266 million last year at the midpoint of the forecast range.
The company said its aerospace sales, which account for nearly all of its revenues, are expected to rise by around 11 percent to between $265 million and $300 million, up from $254 million last year. Revenues from its test systems business in Florida, which has struggled mightily since Astronics acquired it, are expected to keep dropping, falling to $10 million, which would be 13 percent less than its $11.5 million during 2012 and 30 percent less than 2011.
"We expect the positive trends that supported us through 2012 to continue in 2013," said Peter Gundermann, Astronics' president and chief executive officer. "We believe that commercial airlines will continue the trend of providing electrical power to their customers."
During the fourth quarter, operating profits from its aerospace business weakened by 11 percent to $10.8 million, despite an 11 percent increase in sales to $64.7 million, mainly because of a 17 percent increase in engineering and development expenses and higher warranty and inventory reserves.
The test systems business lost $1.5 million, compared with $3.4 million a year ago.
Astronics' cabin electronics sales, which account for 55 percent of the company's total revenues, grew by 13 percent during the quarter, while its airfield lighting equipment sales grew by 11 percent. Those gains offset an 11 percent decline in aircraft lighting revenues and a 14 percent drop in sales of airframe power products. The company's new avionics products business generated $5 million in sales.
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Something that one might mistake for irony, but is actually not. Typically, a predictable worst-case scenario come to fruition. Named after Alanis Morrissette, who's song "Ironic" uses examples of "irony" that are not ironic -- e.g. rain on your wedding day.
Wow 10,000 spoons and all you need is a knife? That's ironic! No it's not -- it's alanic.
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Something that isn't ironic but you might think it is if you were a dozy Canadian bint. Named after Alanis Morisette's "Ironic".
"It's like rain on your wedding day" is alanic because it is only ironic if marrying a weatherman and he set the date. Otherwise it just sucks.
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W.Va. tackles foster care cold cases
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MORGANTOWN — Two branches of government that try to help troubled West Virginia kids, but often function as adversaries, are teaming up on a project to find permanent homes for 50 foster children....
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I think that what I have read so far this is a good thing. I am sad to hear that some of these children were lost in the system. May they now be found and and accounted for.
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The Bills boarded their charter without fretting over how they arrived at a 3-3 record. They took off with a 19-16 victory in overtime over the Arizona Cardinals after being left for dead in the desert. They snapped a two-game losing streak and doubled their number of road wins from a year ago.
Buffalo took a Machiavellian approach because it was the safest, most positive means of making sense of a weird game that fits perfectly into this strange season. Forget the tiebreakers and concentrate on the big picture. The Bills left Arizona in much better shape than when they arrived, well, even before the final play of regulation.
Somehow, they're locked into a four-way tie for first place in the AFC East.
"What happened the last two weeks?'' George Wilson said. "I don't even remember.''
The Bills were better off forgetting about their two previous games because revisiting the recent past would have meant returning to the Land of the Lost. And that's not how players view winning in the NFL. They ignore aesthetics, forget the missed tackles and ridiculous decisions and embrace the beauty of the scoreboard.
All they knew, all they wanted to know, was that Jairus Byrd's second interception set up Rian Lindell for a game-winning chip shot in overtime. Anything that happened before Byrd's big play was immaterial. All that mattered to the Bills was winning the game and going home. And the atmosphere?
"Euphoric,'' Byrd said.
Suddenly gone were back-to-back blowout losses to New England and San Francisco, but the Bills shouldn't get swept away in exhilaration just yet. Their passing game was inept for much of the game. They allowed Cards quarterback Kevin Kolb to get loose in the fourth quarter before sending him to the sidelines. Tight end Lee Smith took an aptly named penalty for unnecessary roughness in the fourth quarter.
And let's not forget Chan Gailey's gem when the Bills had the lead late in the fourth quarter and the ball in Arizona territory. What most teams would have deemed a favorable situation Gailey viewed as an opportunity to throw deep out of the Wildcat formation. Sure enough, the pass was intercepted. Sure enough, Jay Feely tied the game with a 61-yard field goal.
Surprised? Heck no.
The Bills have taken enough missteps and made enough bad decisions to remove shock from the equation even when they win.
Shawn Powell, signed to replace Brian Moorman a few weeks ago, gagged under pressure and watched his punt sail 30 yards and out of bounds. Feely lined up for a 38-yarder, a gimme for him, on the ensuing drive, but Carrington diverted the kick into the left upright.
If that kick goes through?
"Devastating,'' receiver Stevie Johnson said. "It would've hurt because of the way we played that game. We finally got a full game out of everybody. It wasn't perfect, but we got a full game. If he would've made that field goal, it just would've felt like it's just not our season. But it didn't go that way. There's still hope.''
One kick made a huge difference, much more than did one extra week away from Buffalo.
The Bills' decision to spend a week in Tempe was sold as an opportunity to get acquainted with the desert heat and get adjusted to the time difference. You're not going to find this is the master plan, but it also allowed them to come together and remove themselves from the residual criticism after the debacle in San Francisco.
Mario Williams had his best game since signing a $100 million contract. He had two sacks and harassed Kolb all afternoon while pushing rookie tackle Bobby Massie around like a shopping cart. Kolb should have expected Williams to be waiting in the medical room after the game.
The Bills weren't playing the Patriots or Giants, two teams among seven that were averaging 400 yards per game, on Sunday. The Cardinals had the 31st-rated offense and hadn't had 300 total yards in any game before piling up 332 Sunday. Their offensive line was a mess, their 4-1 record a mirage.
Fitzpatrick had problems throwing with accuracy again. He averaged 2.4 yards per attempt in the first half, only 4.7 yards for the game. Fred Jackson fumbled on the first play from scrimmage. The defense allowed 182 rushing yards to a team that had less than 100 in the previous two games combined.
In the end, it didn't matter.
"These guys are so resilient,'' linebacker Bryan Scott said. "Before this game, everyone counted us down and out. Was it all pretty? Of course not. There were parts that were ugly. It's a huge relief. The last two weeks, to have those losses in our mouths, it hurt. Hopefully, this was the start of something very positive.''
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I have not yet begun to read the new best-seller by economist Thomas Piketty, "Capital in the 21st Century," but I may have to in order to keep up with Don and Lee and everyone else jumping into the fray.
Instead, I've been reading "The Guns of August" (getting a head start on the WWI centennial) and Elizabeth Warren's new book, "A Fighting Chance."
I just finished a part of Warren's book where she describes her upset when she first delved into bankruptcy law and realized all the "experts" – including those who had just rewritten the bankruptcy law, had no data about who filed for personal bankruptcy and why.� They had theories and biases – mostly that those who filed for family bankruptcy protection were irresponsible people with character flaws – but they had no data to back it up.� Nobody had done the research, a shortcoming Warren and a few colleagues spent the next decade or so remedying.
I thought of that when I read this take in Slate on Piketty's book by a software engineer:
"Capital in the Twenty-First Century is a plea for data-driven economics, which indicts the economics profession for na�vet�, greed, and myopia…
"To this end, Piketty attacks not only right-wing but also left-wing economics; he repeatedly takes on Marx�s theoretical biases with the same fervor he goes after Milton Friedman. Much of the classic work of economists, from Adam Smith to Karl Marx to Gary Becker to (God help me) Ayn Rand, is unsupported theoretical supposition, and while such work is often useful in conceptualizing problems and interpreting results, you�d have to be quite credulous to take any of them as gospel. Piketty doesn�t."These days, argument is more important to most people than facts, and opinion of Piketty is organizing itself across familiar ideological lines, with familiar name-calling and intense debate not over his facts or findings, but over remedies either recommended, implied or just projected.� If that's the extent of the impact, maybe I don't have to bother reading the book.� But I am interested in one of Piketty's ideas I find most disconcerting: That the golden age of the American middle class, 1945-1975, was a historical anomaly and not one that can be replicated by returning to the policies on taxation and public investment of the time. So maybe I'll read it after all – or, like most people, I'll just read about it.


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Nick Cannon is not a guy who slows down easily.
The 31-year-old star, who has been helming two radio shows out of New York, as well hosting America's Got Talent in L.A. – not to mention being the father of twins! – has run himself ragged and didn't give himself time to recover from kidney failure earlier this year, a source tells PEOPLE.
"He didn't give himself time out of hospital. It was getting worse," says the source close to Cannon. "Waking up that early in the morning and his travel schedule was grueling. He should have been recovered at this point."
On Friday, Cannon announced that he's giving up his New York City radio hosting gig to focus on his health. He also revealed that he was hospitalized over the weekend for two blood clots found in his lungs.
"He's not doing so great," the source adds.
On Friday's show Cannon said he's not happy about having to stop doing his radio show, but he knows he'll be in trouble if he doesn't.
"I've been going hard for a little over two years and because of my recent health condition my doctor is like, 'Yo, you can't do that anymore.' I tried to fight 'em," he said. "I tried to be like, 'No, this is what I love.' And he was like, 'You're going to love it to death.' "
Cannon added, "I'm quite frustrated and sad, but It's definitely th best thing."
There is one thing that isn't causing him trouble, though: wife Mariah Carey. "They are happy," says the source.
After Cannon was released from the hospital last month, he called Carey his "hero" for taking care of him.
"You guys don't see her at 3 o'clock in the morning, getting up in the middle of the night, fixing me soup when my kidneys ain't acting right. Mariah Carey does that," Cannon said onstage before presenting his wife with the Entertainer Award at the 2012 BET Honors last month.
Nick Cannon Didn't Give Himself Time to Recover: Source
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Football Takes Part in #WearBlueForTammy
Every March marks colon cancer awareness month. For the last two years March 18th in particular has been "Wear Blue for Tammy Day." The event is to honor the memory of Tammy Sawicki, who tragically lost her battle with colon cancer June 1st of last year.
Sawicki's death hit close to home for Ball State sophomore cornerback Tyree Holder. His father, a Tampa (FL) police officer, was partners with Sawicki's husband and the two families are good friends.
So this year, with some egging on from Sawicki's daughter, Holder wanted to get Ball State football to help the "Wear Blue" effort. Following the team's weight room session the Cardinals gathered on the Schuemann Stadium turf to photograph themselves in dark blue. The picture was then posted on facebook along with others from teams ranging from East Carolina volleyball to the Florida Gators baseball team.
According to the American Cancer Society, colon cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer and the third most common cause of cancer death in the US. More information on Tammy and the "Wear Blue" effort can be found at facebook.com/wearblueforTammy.


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Not sure if it's already been covered, but how can they be $2.5-3M apart? What is Montreal offering and/or how much does PK think he's worth?
Given the minutes he plays, points he puts up, plays in all situations, decently physical, decent shot blocker...got to think Montreal is offering at least $3.5-4M. Does he think he's worth $6-7M? Or are the Habs just really low-balling?
Assuming he's not actually insane in his demands, I'd like to get him. But I'd assume Montreal would want an NHL defenseman in return, and we don't have any to spare. Doubt they'd take Lashoff.


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quote: While China recruits its best and brightest black hats to attack the U.S., the U.S. is fighting to imprison many of its own best and brightest black hats.
quote: So China employs criminals and we put them in jail. As a nation of laws i am not seeing the issue here. If these blackhats had any concern for western civilization they would put on a white hat and contribute to society in a positive way.
quote: This is not the movies! black hats with any skill are in it for personal gain, creating chaos and perhaps the thrill of being bad. Asking them to fight for a concept foreign to them such as the greater good as defined by someone else is laughable at best.


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Pertaining to Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, blogs, etc.).
1. We have a smedia campaign running to promote our new products.
2. Our agency directs online marketing, including smedia.
2. Our agency directs online marketing, including smedia.
smedia head가 작성 2010년 03월 11일 (목)
Skin tight tees worn by guys who like to show off their muscles.
"Ey dah, that shirt looks small on you, and you look kinda gay."
"Yea, I'm actually a large, but I like to get a smedium; to show off my muscles. Plus, I look good in Under Armours and Hollister."
"Yea, I'm actually a large, but I like to get a smedium; to show off my muscles. Plus, I look good in Under Armours and Hollister."
awfullygood가 작성 2009년 10월 03일 (토)
when a size small is too small and the size medium is too big you are a size smedium!!
They don't have my size I can't fit the small or the medium if only they had a smedium!
smedium gal가 작성 2010년 02월 04일 (목)
size between small and medium
Person A: "What size would you like"
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Person B: "Smedium!:
Borelli75가 작성 2009년 04월 16일 (목)
In between small and medium. (The perfect fit)
Danm did you check out gordans smedium shirt, it fits him so good i want to eat him up.
∑asyA가 작성 2009년 04월 26일 (일)
an item that fits you but it fits you just perfectly it cannot be one size or better yet one inch smaller. It is usually tight fitting and usually refers to a tee shirt hugging the arms, just touching the belt buckle.
A whole site devoted to smediums is smediumtees.com
Rodney Fowlkes가 작성 2006년 12월 05일 (화)
Size (usually article of clothing) too big for a small but too small for a medium. Used perjoratively to refer to an irregular size.
He's shirt is so smedium!
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Two brothers who each lead an independent school in Charleston have taken home two of the top awards given to administrators statewide.
The S.C. Independent School Association named Erik Kreutner its Rookie of the Year, which goes to the first-year head of school who has had the biggest impact on his school. Erik leads Mason Preparatory School, a downtown kindergarten through eighth-grade school that has been in existence for nearly 50 years.
Erik's brother Jason Kreutner received the Dr. Charles S. Aimar Educational Leadership Award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding leader among the association's 112 schools. In 2007 Jason opened the University School of the Lowcountry, a non-traditional Mount Pleasant school that puts a premium on students learning outside the classroom and taking three foreign languages.
"Erik has done an outstanding job at Mason Preparatory School ... and I'm just in love with (University School)," said Larry Watt, executive director of the Independent School Association. "It must be something in the genes."
Neither Kreutner brother knew he was being considered for an award until it was announced Thursday afternoon at the association's annual Heads' Conference in Columbia.
The Kreutner brothers share a similar background, but their professional paths diverged over time. Both grew up in and graduated from Charleston's independent schools, and both found their way into education after coaching swim teams.
Erik got a teaching job at Mason Prep after he graduated from the College of Charleston, and he has stayed at the school for 24 years. Jason worked at a few independent schools, from Columbia's Heathwood Hall Episcopal School to Porter-Gaud to Charleston Collegiate, before deciding to strike out and start his own school.
They respect each other's work and sometimes bounce ideas off of one another. Erik values Jason's experience with different schools and his ability to be innovative with a new school. Jason aspires to have a mature school with a long-lasting culture and supportive alumni, and he admires those aspects of Mason Prep.
Both talk about their schools like proud parents.
"We've created a community, and we stand for something now," Jason said. "We're a small school, and we've learned a lot from other schools. It's neat to see people find what we're doing compelling."
"Both of us are humble," Erik said. "To us, (the validation) is when we see kids who have gone on to high school and college" and find success, and they attribute some of that to their early education. "That's the validation."
In awarding the Rookie of the Year honor, the association cited Erik's work in spearheading a new kindergarten program, starting a 1-to-1 iPad pilot program and reconfiguring its elementary foreign language curriculum.
Erik was named interim head of school in June 2012 and got the job permanently in January of this year. He said his experience as a technology director gave him the chance to work with teachers to incorporate 21st century learning in their classrooms, and he wants to engage students as much as possible.
"It was nice to be recognized," he said. "We have had a direction we want to move in, and ... we have seen the need to make changes. Having a board that has been willing to give so much of their time has been fantastic."
Jason has grown his school from eight students to 70 in grades three to nine, and they plan to have a full upper school.
For his leadership award, Jason was praised by the association for taking a unique approach that enabled lessons to be taught outside the classroom. And they noted the quality of the school has been validated when it entered and won the statewide middle school math competition on its first try.
"Experiential education is not unique, but basing the school's curriculum around 30 or more field trips certainly is," Watt said. "He could not do that at a public school but it works and he's doing such a good job."
The third head of school award from the state association went to John Davis, the head of Faith Academy in Summerville. He won the volunteer of the year award, which recognizes leaders who have been willing to host or coordinate events for the association.
Davis agreed to host the association's literary competition, which will involve more than 700 students going to his campus for the day.
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quote InFeRnO284I agree, if they made a "Whitey" gang I wouldnt care, plus they already kinda did with the Italian-esque Vercetti gang and all that dont see them complaining.OMG the vc hatians was a gang not culture
quote Michael13ForgivenWell if they actually let the women strip naked or you and the hoes actually ****ed in the car, then it would probably be rated: A [for adults].
**Sorry for the sleezy talking .
quote Crazy DaisyHey come on! I'm under 14 and I have a load of M games. They haven't messed me up a bit! Kids only get messed up by these things if they are unstable in the mind and are not mentally mature enough to handle these things.Agreed. The last two were "M" for Mature, so I see no reason why the rating would go down. Most parents would not (and probably should not) buy this for a kid under, say, 13 or 14, even though that might be pushing it. Technically a game rated M should not be played by anyone under 17 or 18.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
"Far and few, far and few,
Are the lands where the Jumblies live;
Their heads are green, and their hands are blue,
And they went to sea in a Sieve" --- Edward Lear
Do you have a favorite children's poem?
Mine is "The Jumblies" by Edward Lear.
Life always seems safely sane after reading "The Jumblies" to my children.
After all, no one in my family is adventurous enough to eat Stilton cheese.
Poetry helps children by teaching them "the best words in the best order" (Samuel Taylor Coleridge).
For more information about why poetry is important for kids, read "Sharing the Power of Poetry with Your Child" by J. Patrick Lewis - available at www.pbs.org.
On Saturday, April 6, please help the library celebrate National Poetry month by visiting the children's desk and choosing a poem to read to a librarian – or, if you'd rather, have them read the poem to you.
Not sure what poetry your kids will enjoy?
Try "Where the Sidewalk Ends" by Shel Silverstein, "Nonsense!" by Edward Lear, "Talking Like the Rain" by X. J. and Dorothy Kennedy, and "Be Glad Your Nose Is on Your Face" by Jack Prelutsky.
Traditional nursery rhymes are perfect for babies, toddlers and preschoolers.
My favorite version is "Richard Scarry's Best Mother Goose Ever."
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Wednesday, March 27 at 4 p.m.
Listen to stories, make a craft and enjoy a snack.
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April 1-30
Celebrate Earth Day by completing a word search or by participating in our trivia challenge all month long.
All completed word searches and correct trivia answers will be entered into a grand prize drawing!
Teen Movie: "Cars 2" (all ages)
Monday, April 1 from 4 – 6 p.m.
Rated G; 113 minutes.
Pursuit of Happiness Day (all ages)
Saturday, April 13. All day.
Visit the Happiness Board in our Children's Department and write or draw about what makes you happy.
Your contributions to the Happiness Board will be displayed for the rest of April.
Afterschool Movie: "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" (all ages)
Friday, April 19 at 3:30 p.m.
A childless couple buries a box in their backyard, containing all of their wishes for an infant.
Soon, a child is born, though Timothy Green is not all that he appears.
Rated PG; 105 minutes.
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Wednesday, April 3 at 2 p.m.
Read the book, come watch the movie with us, and then participate in a lively discussion.
Book: "The English Patient" by Michael Ondaatje
Movie: "The English Patient," starring Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche and Kristin Scott Thomas.
Rated R, 162 minutes.
"Downton Abbey" Marathon (adults)
Saturdays April 6 and 13 from 2 - 6 p.m.
"Downton Abbey," starring Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern and Maggie Smith.
Please join the library staff as the "Downton Abbey" marathon wraps up with season two.
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Monday, April 8 from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
"The Weird Sisters" by Eleanor Brown – Three sisters named for Shakespeare characters grudgingly return home to care for their ailing mother.
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Attend the fifth meeting of the Great Decisions program series to discuss "Humanitarian Intervention and U.S. Policy."
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A driver who rear-ended another vehicle in Mayville was charged with driving while intoxicated.
Chautauqua County sheriff's deputies said that when they responded to the accident on West Chautauqua Street in the village they found Jackson W. Nolloth, 28, of Hannum Road in Mayville, intoxicated. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and driving with a blood-alcohol content greater than .08 percent, and cited with following too closely and driving an uninspected motor vehicle. He was ticketed to appear in the Town of Chautauqua Court.
Deputies said Nolloth rear-ended another auto as it slowed to pull into a driveway at around 5:30 a.m. Friday.


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Amidst a four-game losing skid and down a top scorer, the Stetson men's basketball team held visiting ETSU to just 31 percent shooting in the second half and outscored the Buccaneers 37-28 over the final 20 minutes to win 64-58 Thursday night at the Edmunds Center.
"I thought our guys played together," Stetson head coach Corey Williams said after the game. "I thought we had guys step up. We are always talking about playing 40 minutes, and that was pretty close to 40 minutes. I'm awfully proud of the effort we gave."
The Hatters (4-14, 2-4) came into Thursday's contest having lost four straight Atlantic Sun Conference tilts after opening league play with a win over Lipscomb. They were ready to go from the jump on their home court though, which is where Stetson has earned all four of its victories this season.
Senior Willie Green opened the scoring with a layup in the paint against ETSU's zone defense thanks to good offensive execution by the Hatters, and that was a trend that continued. Back-and-forth action ensued as neither team was able to attain more than a four point advantage until the final moments of the first half.
ETSU (9-9, 2-3) went up 30-24 with 30 seconds remaining on a tip-in by Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard. After a 30 second timeout, Stetson executed perfect zone offense in the final moments, as Green found freshman Glenn Baral for an open three from the corner to cut the Hatter deficit to just three points at the break.
"I wanted them to want the ball," Williams said of his posts against the zone. "When we got it in there good things happened. Willie was able to make some passes, Brian Pegg was able to make some passes, and then the defense collapsed and we were able to find shooters out on the perimeter."
Stetson played the entire game without senior point guard Raymone Andrews, who sat out due to an injury, but fellow senior point guard Hunter Miller stepped up big in his place. The veteran played 34 minutes, scored six points, handed out five assists, grabbed seven rebounds, and was integral in the Hatters' ability to maneuver around ETSU's defense.
"He stepped up," Williams said of Miller. "We talked about it. He knew he was going to be without his partner in crime. It's one thing to be out on the floor, but it's another thing to make a difference, and he made a difference."
The Bucs led by as many as seven when Rashawn Rembert's three made it 37-30 just three and a half minutes into the second frame, but a conventional three-point play by Green on a dunk from the baseline and another triple from Baral off of an assist from Miller quickly got the Hatters back into the game.
After Jalen Riley knocked down a three to give ETSU its final lead of the game, a 54-51 advantage with 4:50 to play, Miller drove through the Buccaneer zone, finished off the glass, and completed a three-point play to tie the game.
It was Green who gave the Hatters' their final lead of the game. The senior finished off a layup from junior Kentwan Smith to make it 60-58 in favor of Stetson with 1:18 to play. Free throws by Miller and Smith and key defensive stops sealed the victory for the home team down the stretch.
Green led Stetson with 15 points, five assists, and tied a career best with four blocks in the victory. Smith added 13 points, six rebounds, and two blocks, while redshirt-freshman Brian Pegg chipped in with 11 points and six boards for the Hatters. Miller's seven rebounds were a team high.
The Hatters held ETSU to 38.9 percent shooting from the floor in the game, including the aforementioned 31.0 percent second half mark. Stetson got to the line 22 times, something the team has done well lately, but this time around they knocked down a majority of the freebies, finishing 16-of-22 from the stripe.
"We really stepped up defensively," said Williams. "We really had to get to shooters and I thought we did that. To hold a team down to 31 percent in the second half, that's pretty darn good for us."
ETSU was led by Hunter Harris with 13 points and Jalen Riley with 12. Gadsden-Gilliard totaled a game high eight rebounds in the defeat.
Stetson will continue the home-stand hosting USC Upstate Saturday at 1:00 p.m.


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President Barack Obama's administration has not fully addressed any of the recommendations made by its Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues a year and a half ago for improving the governance of synthetic biology research and development, a policy group asserted.
The Synthetic Biology Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars acknowledged that the administration and several federal agencies have taken steps over the past four months to set into motion many of the recommendations, delivered by the commission in a December 2010 report.
But in a "Scorecard" graphic posted Monday on its website, the Project asserted that all progress reported to date had been partial, with the federal government taking no action to implement four of the recommendations:
The Project cited several examples of ongoing efforts by Obama's administration and federal agencies toward addressing 13 of the remaining 14 recommendations, including some efforts that predated the commission's December 2010 report, New Directions: The Ethics of Synthetic Biology and Emerging Technologies. Recommendations were intended to ensure that the social and economic benefits of synthetic bio are realized while risks are minimized.
Addressing the recommendation calling for peer-review and other mechanisms to ensure "the most promising" scientific research is carried out for the public, the Scorecard noted that Obama's 2009 Strategy for American Innovation included $800 million in grants from his $814 billion stimulus measure or American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and another $500 million in loan guarantees, for biofuel development "harnessing recent advances in synthetic biology."
However an updated version of the document from 2011 omitted mention of synthetic biology, the Project noted.
Synthetic bio fared better with several agencies. Since 2006, for example, NIH has awarded about $108 million in grants for synthetic bio research, with NSF awarding another $72 million.
Obama's administration moved to address another recommendation—developing a coordinated approach to synthetic bio research—when the White House Office of Science & Technology convened a synthetic biology working group under the National Science and Technology Council's Subcommittee on Life Sciences.
In April, Obama released a National Biotechnology Blueprint that cited synthetic biology as a key foundational technology to the future bioeconomy. And two years ago, the administration created an Emerging Technologies Interagency Policy Coordination Committee in part to examine the policy implications of synth bio.
The policy coordination panel developed Principles for Regulation and Oversight of Emerging Technologies by agencies, as required by Executive Order 13563 issued Jan. 18, 2011, which the project said helped fulfill commission recommendations to create mandatory oversight controls and foster accountability by institutions without unduly limiting intellectual freedom. The panel also partially addresses the commission recommendation that the administration and others should identify mechanisms that ensure that synthetic biology risks are not unfairly or unnecessarily distributed, and should identify gaps in current risk assessment practices related to field release of synthetic organisms, with an eye to identifying differences in methods or strategies between agencies.
Yet as the project noted, many efforts in that vein have been carried out privately, stretching back to a 2007 report by the J. Craig Venter Institute, MIT, and the Center for Strategic and International Studies on the safety and security concerns posed by synthetic biology.
FBI's Weapon of Mass Destruction Directorate listed a partnership with the synthetic biology community among recent accomplishments, while the defense department's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) created an expert panel for ethical, legal, and social issues. The commission called for periodically assessing security and safety risks of synthetic biology research activities in both institutional and noninstitutional settings.
Several recommendations saw only minimal government follow-up:
In all, five of six recommendations calling for action within 18 months saw at least some administration follow-up, the project concluded.
The project doesn't track the commission's Recommendation 15 because it requires no action of the administration. It urges individuals and groups discussing synthetic biology to "employ clear and accurate language" rather than what the commission dismissed as "sensationalist buzzwords and phrases such as 'creating life' or 'playing God'."
"Such words impede ongoing understanding of both the scientific and ethical issues at the core of public debates on these topics," the commission contended.
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The Academy of Notre Dame, an all girls, private, Catholic high school in Villanova. The girls are incredibly hot and know it. They all drive the cars their daddy's bought them while blasting techno and rap music. They wear extremely short skirts, aka their uniforms, and have their Polo or Lacoste collars up at all times, they are very big fans of the crewneck sweatshirt. Don't be fooled by the innocent sweater wrapped around their shoulders, these girls like to party and always have stories. They are keen on keeping the good girl image but for ulterior motives, get behind the cable knit, these girls are crazy. They are all tan, 90% of them naturally from being well traveled- not fake-bakers like Villa, they also like to show their tans off by wearing little clothes, regardless of the season, in a blizzard these girls will wear a mini skirt, they are mostly all blonde too. They spend their summers in Avalon at their families shore houses. They rack up a nice bill at their country club of choice signing their daddy's name and number. These girls like to eat but somehow are skinny and maintain a low number of girls with eating disorders, compared to other all-girls schools on the Main Line. They are the ultimate Main Line Catholic schoolgirls. They are also down for and known to please...everyone. However there are some girls that are weird and not very pretty, but you can't judge them all on that, because most are absolutely smoking. They all are well dressed and do this by charging everything to mommy and daddy. They only shop at small "boutiques" on Lancaster Ave. and feel that they are 100% exclusive. Most will grow up to be well bred Main Line moms, who play tennis at the club, please their husbands and drive an SUV, so get 'em while they're hot because their appearance will outlast the other girls on the main line.
"Do you like this?"
"Yeah that's hot."
"Yeah that's hot."
作者 GlazI409 2005年3月08日
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wow, stefabulous, you sound bitter. maybe you didnt get into notre dame? that sucks.
"notre dame is a bunch of whores" says stefabulous, as she rubs her celulite and is still hung over from the night before when she got with a few guys whose names she doesnt know
作者 eatshitstef 2005年3月19日
An awesome place where awesome girls go to listen to the shins, death cab, and other cool indie bands in their awesomely eighties volvos that may or may not BREAK DOWN on the way to school. For this reason, I'm having trouble understanding why other onliners are criticizing nd girls for blaring 50 cent in the their flashy hummers, cause i honest to god haven't seen any nda gals like that around in a while.
Why, the Academy of Notre Dame? Those high schoolers are great, but why are they always putting down their SUPER COOL junior schoolers???!!!???
作者 seaplane 2006年10月08日
Why don't we all get past the Villa-ND rivalry and realize that besides our different uniforms we basically all go to the same school....all girls, Catholic, each populated by a relatively equal amount of pretty girls, ugly girls, sluts, prudes, bitches and nice people. Even though I go to Notre Dame, some of my best friends go to Villa and they are the coolest people. It's so immature how all these people act like one is better than the other and use the same "fat, ugly whores" insults to put each other down...neither side is being classy or original.
Bored ND girl: Look, I've actually used the words 'fat whore' seventeen times in one definition to prove how strong my unbased hatred is!
Bored Villa Girl: Hey, I've used the words 'lesbo slut' seventeen times in my definition too! I guess we must have something in common!
Bored Villa Girl: Hey, I've used the words 'lesbo slut' seventeen times in my definition too! I guess we must have something in common!
作者 anonymous 2005年3月25日
Notre Dame girls are ugly, fat, and fake drunk and smoke pot because they have nothing better to do. They think they are hot but they aren't, in fact they are disgusting to look at. They were also losers in grade school and are trying to make up for lost times, but are still losers. They need to get lives.
beat-ass bitches with no friends
作者 haha 2005年3月28日
NDA is the same as everyother all-girl school. Theyre all a bunch of fuckin fake drunk barbies with the small exception of a few who have taken a shovel to the face, and all of whom dont put out......so they cant be considered whores. You cant distinguish them from any other all girl school
"OMG me and my five friends are wasted after sharin a 12oz water bottle of suposed vodka"
作者 go fek urself 2005年3月26日
Notre dame is a gay all girls school where a bunch of stuck up rich girls go.They get money off of their daddys and mommys for stupid things.....suck on that (.) (.)
"DADDY! can i have 400 dollors for a pair of sunglasses?"
"Sure hunny how about 500?"
"Sure hunny how about 500?"
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An Elkins man who allegedly shot another man in the head Monday evening turned himself in to authorities Tuesday morning, police said.
Wade Allen Raese, 25, was charged with attempted murder. His bond was set at $250,000 cash only by Randolph County Chief Magistrate Ben Shepler.
The victim, Ryan Earl Young, was transported Monday evening from Davis Memorial Hospital in Elkins to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown. On Tuesday afternoon, a Ruby Memorial representative said Young was in critical condition.
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After an extensive search, including speaking with Raese's friends and family, Raese called authorities and revealed to his location to them, Randolph County Sheriff Mark Brady told The Inter-Mountain Tuesday.
Police picked Raese up at the Central Towers apartment building in Elkins. He was taken into custody by the Randolph County Sheriff's Office.
According to the criminal complaint in Magistrate Court, at approximately 8:30 p.m. Monday, Sgt. B.T. Pawelczyk and Corp. A.G. Vanscoy of the Randolph County Sheriff's Office responded to a call from Davis Memorial Hospital about a man who had suffered a gun shot wound to the head.
Upon arrival at the hospital, officers were informed of Young's name by staff and a female acquaintance of the victim. The acquaintance told police Raese shot the victim inside an automobile while all three were riding through Highland Park, the complaint states.
The acquaintance, whose name was not released, allegedly told police she was driving the vehicle when Young, who was in the front passenger seat, was shot. The acquaintance stated Raese was sitting in the back passenger seat behind Young when he shot him, according to the complaint.
No motive has been discovered at this time and the incident is still under investigation, Brady said. A description of the firearm used in the incident has not been released.
"I appreciate the cooperation and work of all of the Elkins City Police and the State Police in this case," Brady said in a phone interview Tuesday. "The public and media have also helped by giving input and getting the subject to turn himself in."
Raese was in custody at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail at presstime.
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Q: We booked a ticket from Washington to the Bahamas recently through Expedia. It was a code-share flight Bahamasair (www.bahamasair.com) operated by US Airways.
At the US Airways check-in counter, we, and about 50 other travelers, were told by US Airways ticket agents that Bahamasair had not transferred the ticket information to the US Airways system and so none of us could board.
After four hours of pleading, arguing and begging with US Airways and Expedia, we gave up and went home. By that time, we couldn�t book any reasonably priced flights to our destination in the Bahamas.
At a minimum, we will lose the rental fee for the place in the Bahamas, and we�re worried that we�ll also lose the $1,400 we paid Bahamasair. Multiple phone calls to Bahamasair have been unsatisfactory.
This was a genuine travel nightmare. Can you help us? = Jay Middour, Alexandria, Va.
A: You�re right = that�s some travel nightmare. Bahamasair should have gotten your tickets right with US Airways, and when it couldn�t, either the airline or your travel agent should have fixed it for you.
Code-sharing, which is an airline industry term for lying, allows an airline to sell seats on another airline�s flights while at the same time claiming it�s the airline�s own flight. In your case, you purchased tickets through Bahamasair, but the flight was actually on US Airways. When something went wrong, it seems no one took responsibility for the problem.
I�m a little surprised that Expedia couldn�t come up with a better solution than to cancel your flight. The online travel agency�s well-promoted �Expedia Promise� guarantees that the trip you booked �will meet the descriptions on its site and in your itinerary.� If a mistake is made, it says, �We�ll take responsibility = at no additional cost to you.�
The way I see it, Expedia should have either imposed on Bahamasair or US Airways to fix their little code-sharing glitch or bought a new flight to the Bahamas the same day. You certainly shouldn�t have had to spend hours pleading with anyone.
How could you have avoided this? I would tell you to avoid code-sharing flights, but in this day and age of airline partnerships and alliances, it�s practically impossible to do that. But the code-sharing arrangement should raise a red flag. (When you�re booking one, it will say, �Operated by US Airways,� for example.)
When you�re on a code-sharing flight, it means you need to be extra careful. Don�t just call your airline to confirm the flight = call the airline operating the flight. A system error like this, while rare, might be caught with a simple call.
If you�re stuck in a situation like this again, politely ask the Expedia representative to escalate the call. You can do that by calmly asking to speak with that person�s direct supervisor � not �a supervisor� or �someone in charge�because that can be interpreted in many ways and could land you with an agent�s colleague who will proceed to tell you it can�t be done.
Also, it helps to be aware of the �Expedia Promise,� which is the online agency�s guarantee that it will take care of you.
I contacted Expedia on your behalf. A representative apologized for not being able to assist you on the day you traveled and helped you secure a refund from Bahamasair. Expedia also sent you a $200 check and a $200 credit to make up for the trouble.
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Acronym: Center for the Study of Exceptional Natural Events
CSENE, founded 1 February 2008, is planned as a not-for-profit study group to examine the history of extraordinary events in earth history, focussing primarily upon cosmic impacts, super-volcanic erupts and glacial advances. A web site is planned to facilitate this activity.
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TAHOE, Calif. - The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association is currently accepting applications for the 2012-13 Special Events Grant Program. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 22 at 5 p.m. with presentations scheduled for Friday, March 15.
The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association currently has $14,000 available to award recipients to be used this fiscal year, July 2012 to June 2013, or next fiscal year, July 2013 to June 2014. The available funds are open to those with events planned for the Placer County/North Lake Tahoe region. The majority of grants awarded will be in the $500 to $2,500 range.
The Special Events Grant Program provides marketing and promotional support to special events or projects and programs that bring visitors to the region, generate local and regional business revenue, provide local and regional media exposure, and opportunities for public relations. Grants cannot be used for capital investments, salaries, operational overhead, food and beverage, entertainment and supplies. Since the funding for this grant program comes from Placer County Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT), through the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association, the public revenue and other benefits generated must accrue principally to areas within Placer County.
A Special Events Grant Taskforce will give recommendations to the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association Marketing Committee Tuesday, March 26. A presentation to the Board of Directors for approval is scheduled for Wednesday, April 3.
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After almost a month offline, we're very happy to reveal to you all the new look RupertGrint.net.
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After almost a month offline, we're very happy to reveal to you all the new look RupertGrint.net.
Rupert made a short appearance on the season premiere of the Food Network Show Ace of Cakes. The star chefs from the show created the fantastic Hogwarts cake for the Los Angeles premiere afterparty!
We have a short video compilation of Rupert's appearances onhe show as well as some screencaps for you to enjoy!
I have to apologise to you all that this is taking so much longer than I had planned. I am in hospital at the moment and have been for almost two weeks, which has greatly halted the site being re-opened.
Good news is I will be out of hospital either today or tomorrow and so working my little fingers off to get the site back online very soon!
If you have any suggestions as to what you would like to see on the new site, please send them into us at firstname.lastname@example.com :)
Thanks to Megan from Magical Menagerie for sending in some scans from the latest issue of Movie Magic magazine! There is no new information or quotes published, but it's a cool read, and Movie Magic always includes some great photos along with their articles. :)
Thanks again, Megan!
The Money section of MSN UK has recently released its list of the Richest Men under 30 and Rupert comes in at #10! The list recognizes self-made men who have earn their riches rather than inherited them. Of course, Rupert fits that description wonderfully! You can see the whole list here!
AOL Moviefone has featured their Unscripted interview with Rupert, Daniel Radcliffe, and Emma Watson in a montage of "The Best of 2007" interviews. More specifically, they have featured the part where Rupert and Emma discuss the possibility of Ron and Hermione getting together in the final book. Or, as Rupert put it, "Maybe one of [them] will die!" :P
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Tiffin reports
Karlton J. Elliot Jr., 32, of Fremont, was charged with passing bad checks for an incident on April 6.
Leonard G. Simmons, 21, of Tiffin, was charged with receiving stolen property for an incident on July 16.
Shannon L. Tiell, 35, address unknown, was charged with theft for an incident on July 31.
Steven R. Lewis, 21, of Tiffin, was charged with resisting arrest Friday.
Karalyn E. Porter, 19, of Tiffin, was charged with assault Friday.
Lewis M. Taylor, 27, of Findlay, was charged with domestic violence early Saturday morning.
Mark A. Balm, 27, of Fostoria, was charged with disorderly conduct early Sunday morning.
John F. Walter, 44, of Tiffin, was charged with aggravated menacing Sunday afternoon.
A 300-block Water Street man reported Sunday evening he had been assaulted, but didn't want to pursue charges.
A theft was reported Sunday night in the 100 block of Minerva Street.
A first-block Westwood Drive man reported Sunday night an intoxicated woman and two men were trying to sell him things and were asking for money. He reported they came to his house twice.
A 200-block Noble Street man reported Sunday night his credit card had been stolen.
A caller from Circle K, 73 Melmore St., reported Monday morning a man who got gas Wednesday and said he would return to pay has not paid.
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Derek S. Feasel, 28, of Tiffin, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana and disorderly conduct Sunday.
A 2000-block North TR 69 woman reported Sunday afternoon someone attempted to steal a tractor.
A 3000-block North TR 47 woman reported Sunday afternoon a man was trespassing on her property and he left after her husband confronted him. The man then went to a neighbor's property and had a bowel movement in the yard. He got into a vehicle and left.
A 1000-block Duchess Lane man reported Sunday night he saw two people run from his neighbor's trailer.
A 10000-block West US 224 man reported Monday morning his ex-wife took his cell phone and refused to return it.
A theft of motors and copper wire was reported Monday afternoon in the 8000 block of North TR 72.
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A woman in the 600 block of Findlay Street reported Sunday evening she was beat up by her boyfriend and he took her car. The woman did not want to pursue charges.
A man in the 800 block of Sandusky Street reported Sunday evening his vehicle had been vandalized.
A break-in was reported Sunday night in the 200 block of Watson Avenue.
A 1500-block North Countyline Street man reported Monday morning a man who used his cell phone took it.
A 500-block West North Street man reported Monday afternoon someone broke into his vehicle.
An 800-block Spruce Street person reported an auto theft Monday afternoon.
A woman reported Monday afternoon a man threatened to harm her and also kicked in her door.
County accident
Crystal M. Cook, 22, of Bettsville, was cited with failure to control following an accident Monday morning in the 2000 block of North CR 11. She was transported by Bascom EMS to Mercy Tiffin Hospital.
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Attica-Venice-Reed firefighters were called to East TR 44 Sunday evening for a field fire.
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Kansas firefighters were called to West SR 12 Monday afternoon for an accident.
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Leo Sendelbach, Tiffin.
Franklin H. Fruth, Fostoria.
Rosellen Kelbley, Tiffin.
John D. Aichholz, Attica.
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Robert James Florence II and Christa Marie Carter, Tiffin.
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Ronald Paul Alt and Cheryl Ann Drown, Bellevue.
Thomas Allen Ryan and Christina Marie Deal, Fostoria.
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I was watching food network and thought, hmm....which chef has recipes where basically all of them look super delicious, and which one has recipes that do not really appeal to you?
Jamie Oliver and Bal Arneson (Spice Goddess) have the yummiest looking stuff IMHO and the few recipes of theirs I have made have been indeed tasty.
But well...most chefs make some really delish looking food!
Paula Deens recipes are just....meh... a few look and taste good but its too much fattening/fried stuff. And gosh....is it Ina Garten? The snobbish kinda large gal, her recipes don't appeal for some reason.
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I have a Dell Dimension 2400 (2.66ghz) and run ubuntu 8.04.
I just installed ubuntu and went to youtube. It asked me to install 3 things so I did. (Adobe flash player 10, swfdec, and swf-gnash-plugin.) Everything installed fine, I restarted the browser clicked play on the video and NOTHING! Just black screen, tried waiting for up to an hour and no change.
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The TempestAlan Irvine directs FREE outdoor performances of Shakespeare's The The Tempest is a revenge play – but also about family, and, of course, romance – with comical results. PSIP serves up rough-and-tumble, contemporary Shakespeare plays using the parks' environs as the set and the audience as part of the action. Bring a blanket and be prepared as the show must go on in any kind of weather. 09/01/2012 - 09/23/201209/08 - 2:00 pm09/09 - 2:00 pm09/15 - 2:00 pm09/16 - 2:00 pm09/22 - 2:00 pm09/23 - 2:00 pmLocation: Frick Park, Beechwood Blvd. at Nicholson St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
David Harrison, pianoPianist David Harrison plays favorite piano classics spanning nearly 200 years of great music.09/02/2012Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Steinway Piano Gallery, 445 S. Main St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Music Under the StarsMaestro André Raphel and the Wheeling Symphony with master trumpeter Rodney Mack present these annual free outdoor concerts: Sunday at the Anne Kuchinka Amphitheatre in Oglebay Park in Wheeling, and Monday at McQuain Riverfront Park in Morgantown, WV.09/02/201209/02 - 7:30 pm09/03 - 6:00 pmLocation: see descriptionwebsite
Jersey BoysJersey Boys is "Working Its Way Back" to Pittsburgh! It's the Tony, Grammy and Olivier Award-winning Best Musical about Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Four Seasons. Watch how four blue-collar kids became one of the greatest successes in pop music history with such hits as "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Rag Doll," "Oh What a Night" and "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You."09/04/2012 - 09/21/2012Benedum Center, 237 7th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Music of Golijov and LjovaKlezmer and gypsy inspired works including Asha, Love Potion, and Expired by Ljova (Lev Zhurbin), then The Dreams and Prayers of Issac the Blind by Osvaldo Golijov. Free admission. Donations welcome. Cash bar.09/05/2012Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Bar Marco, 2216 Penn Ave., Pitttsburgh, PAwebsite
August: Osage CountyWinner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for Best Play, Tracy Letts' August: Osage County is a wild ride that tells the story of the Westons, a hysterical yet horrifically dysfunctional clan that comes together at their Oklahoma home when the patriarch disappears. Forced to confront unspoken truths and secrets, the family must also contend with Violet, a pill-popping, deeply unsettled woman at the center of this storm. Directed by John Shepard.09/06/2012 - 09/23/2012Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Avenue Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
River City Swing BandThe Downtown Pittsburgh Partnership's Farmers Maket Lunchtime Concert Series presents the River City Swing Band complete with a swing dance duo.09/06/2012Time: 10am - 2pmLocation: Market Square, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
First Fridays: Ancient FutureThe music of Ancient Future is an exhilarating fusion of exciting rhythms and exotic sounds featuring virtuoso musicians from around the globe. Their music combines contemporary jazz and rock with the irresistible rhythms of Africa, Bali, India, the Middle East and South America, the rich harmonies of European classical music, and the melodic knowledge of the whole world. 09/07/2012Time: 7:00 pmFrick Art & Historical Center, 7227 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
A Fair in the ParkOver 100 regional and national American contemporary craft artists exhibit clay, textile, jewelry, metal, glass, wood and mised media works of art. Featuring creaft demonstrations, live music, performance art, kid's activities, and a variety of foods.09/07/2012 - 09/09/2012Location: Mellon Park, Fifth and Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
The Dukes of DixielandThe best of traditional Dixieland jazz woven together pop. gospel and country. Bright, brassy and smooth, with more than 38 years of tradition behind them, the Dukes bring a time-honoredauthenticity to all of the hits of Dixie's yesteryear. "The audience is really in love with you."–Keith Lockhart, Conductor, Boston Pops Orchestra.09/07/2012Time: 7:30 pmLocation: University Union, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PAwebsite
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I was up in North side, driving by Pancho's and them Spaghettios were everywhere! There was more glitter than never never land.
door Auto the Ageless 19 april 2011
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skettios...m m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
spaghettios-my lover, just in a can...better than SEX SAYS I!!
door muhhuuuhheeee 4 mei 2006
to blow smoke rings out of a vagina during menstruation, using Kegel's exercises.
Becky blew spaghettios out of her bloody vagina to impress her potential boss, aka pimp.
door spuncealoo 11 juli 2010
What to should whenever someone says "Uh oh"
Guy 1: Oh shit dude, that bullet is lodged in there
Guy 2: Uh oh-
Guy 1: SPAGHETTIO'S
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Guy 1: SPAGHETTIO'S
door The Epic Panda 28 november 2009
A type of food that tards, especially Melissa, enjoy. Also, they have been known to spend all of their money obtaining tins of it to consume cold.
"I DON'T CARE! I LOVE SPESGHETTI-OS! Um...spaghetti-os....yeah."
door Krista 18 november 2003