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Three division races got a little tighter in the NFC and two opened up a little in the AFC in Sunday's National Football League games.
The New Orleans Saints knocked Atlanta from the unbeaten ranks, and though the Falcons still own a three-game lead in the NFC South, the oncoming Tampa Bay Buccaneers have closed to within three games. The Saints are four back.
A surprising 31-13 loss at Cincinnati left the New York Giants (6-4) with a 1½-game lead over Dallas (4-5) in the NFC East. Second-place Seattle (6-4) moved closer to first-place San Francisco (6-2-1) with a decisive 28-7 win over the visiting New York Jets while the Niners played a 24-24 tie at home against the St. Louis Rams.
Meanwhile, New England and Denver increased their leads in the AFC East and AFC West by winning while the others in their divisions were all losing.
Games of the day
Texans 13, Bears 6
The scoop: Arian Foster scored the only touchdown of the game on a 2-yard pass from Matt Schaub as Houston went to 8-1 at rainy Soldier Field. Chicago, which lost quarterback Jay Cutler with a concussion, could only manage two Robbie Gould field goals.
Why the Ravens won: Wade Phillips' defense shut down the Bears when it had to.
Saints 31, Falcons 27
The scoop: Jimmy Graham caught seven passes for a career-best 146 yards and two touchdowns as New Orleans held on for its fourth win in five games. Graham's Atlanta counterpart, veteran tight end Tony Gonzalez, finished with 11 catches for 122 yards and two scores and became the first tight end to catch 100 touchdown passes. Drew Brees threw for 298 yards and three TDs for the Saints.
Why the Saints won: Although yardage stats were virtually even, New Orleans had better balance – 148 yards rushing and 292 passing. Atlanta had only 46 yards on the ground.
Big-time blowouts
Ravens 55, Raiders 20
The scoop: Joe Flacco threw for 341 yards and three touchdowns, and Baltimore set a club record for points. The Ravens scored on six of their first seven possessions as the Raiders yielded more than 40 points in two straight games for the first time since 1962. The 55 points tied an Oakland record for points allowed, a mark set in 1961 and matched in 1981. The Ravens rubbed it in, too. Leading by 41-17 late in the third quarter, the Ravens called for a fake field goal and holder Sam Koch ran in from 8 yards. In the fourth quarter, Jacoby Jones took a kickoff 105 yards for a 55-20 lead. Baltimore's previous record for points in a game was 48, against Detroit in December 2009.
Why the Ravens won: Their offense couldn't be stopped. They drove 80, 80, 80, 70 and 74 yards for touchdowns.
Titans 37, Dolphins 3
The scoop: Colin McCarthy returned an interception 49 yards for a touchdown to make it 21-0 in the second quarter as four takeaways helped Tennessee in the rout. The Titans intercepted Ryan Tannehill three times. For Miami, the home loss was the most lopsided since a 45-3 defeat against Kansas City in 1968.
Why the Titans won: They limited Miami to 2 of 13 in third-down conversions.
Broncos 36, Panthers 14
The scoop: The return of Denver coach John Fox to Carolina was a successful one – he even celebrated with a few fist pumps – as Peyton Manning passed for 301 yards and a touchdown, the 420th of his career. That tied Manning for second place on the NFL's all-time list with Dan Marino. He trails only Brett Favre (508). Denver scored on a 76-yard punt return by Trindon Holliday and a 40-yard interception return by Tony Carter.
Why the Broncos won: They held Carolina to 52 yards rushing and a 2.5 average and sacked Cam Newton seven times, once for a safety. Broncos linebacker Von Miller came up with a sack, a forced fumble and four tackles for a loss.
Seahawks 28, Jets 7
The scoop: Even Seattle's receivers are throwing for touchdowns. Golden Tate let fly with a left-handed shot-put throw to Sidney Rice for a score on a reverse pass, and Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes against New York. Marshawn Lynch added 124 yards rushing and a 1-yard TD plunge and has 1,005 yards for the season. Mark Sanchez of the Jets struggled in his meeting against Pete Carroll, his former coach at the University of Southern California.
Why the Seahawks won: Sanchez completed only 9-of-22 passes for 124 yards and was sacked three times.
Cowboys 38, Eagles 23
The scoop: Rookie Nick Foles finally played when Michael Vick suffered a concussion, but could not reverse Philadelphia's season in a mistake-filled game. Foles entered the game with the Eagles trailing, 10-7, and gave them a 17-10 lead in the third quarter before a fourth-quarter collapse. It was the fifth straight loss, third at home for the Eagles. Foles completed 22 of 32 for 219 yards and one touchdown and one interception. Tony Romo threw two touchdowns for Dallas. The Eagles fell behind when they allowed a 78-yard punt return by Dwayne Harris a little more than one minute into the fourth quarter.
Why the Cowboys won: They got touchdowns on an interception return, punt return and recovered a fumble in the end zone.
Bengals 31, Giants 13
The scoop: Andy Dalton threw a career-high four touchdown passes — each to a different receiver — and Cincinnati ended a four-game losing streak. The Giants head into their bye with back-to-back losses and questions about their offense. The defense already is not performing up to New York's usual standards. The Bengals went 1-1 in successive games against the Manning brothers. Peyton beat them for the eighth straight time last week but Eli was on the losing side this time.
Why the Bengals won: The Giants made it too easy. Cincy had touchdown drives of 11, 12 and 16 yards after a 68-yard punt return by Pacman Jones and two New York turnovers.
Vikings 34, Lions 24
The scoop: Adrian Peterson raced 61 yards for a touchdowns in the fourth quarter after Detroit had cut a 13-3 deficit to 24-17. Peterson added to his NFL rushing lead with 171 yards on 27 carries. He had 120 yards in the final 15 minutes. Calvin Johnson had 207 yards on 12 catches for the Lions but lost a fumble near midfield that led to the fourth field goal of the game by Vikings rookie Blair Walsh.
Why the Vikings won: Christian Ponder rebounded from two poor outings to pass for 221 yards, two touchdowns and a 114.2 rating.
Buccaneers 34, Chargers 24
The scoop: Josh Freeman threw two touchdown passes and surging Tampa Bay scored on a blocked punt and Leonard Johnson's 83-yard interception return. Freeman has thrown for 13 TDs with one interception in his last five games, helping the Bucs win four times. Philip Rivers threw for 337 yards and three touchdowns for San Diego. He was intercepted twice in the fourth quarter to ruin any comeback chances, however.
Why the Bucs won: Touchdowns off a blocked punt return and an interception return were the difference.
Dog of the day
Rams 24, 49ers 24
The scoop: The teams played the NFL's first tie game since Cincinnati and Philadelphia struggled to a 13-13 deadlock in 2008. Kickers from both teams missed overtime field goals. Greg Zuerlein kicked a 53-yarder, but the Rams were penalized 5 yards for delay of game. He tried again from 58 as coach Jeff Fisher played for the win, and missed wide right with 2:42 left. San Francisco's David Akers missed wide left on a 41-yard attempt that could have sealed it for the 49ers, who lost quarterback Alex Smith to a first-half concussion. On the first play of OT, Sam Bradford completed an 80-yard pass to Danny Amendola that took St. Louis to the 2, but the play was called back by a penalty.
Why the teams ended up tied: After taking a 24-21 lead with 1:09 left in regulation, the Rams gave up a 63-yard drive that led to Akers' tying field goal from 33 yards with 3 seconds left.
News wire services contributed to this report.


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Preserving and building the campus — $55,000,000
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Columbiana - November 3, 2012 - Dorothy Louise Swogger Manning of Columbiana, went to be with the Lord Saturday, November 3, 2012 after a long illness.
Mrs. Manning was born June 30, 1921 in Rogers, Ohio, a daughter of Benjamin C. and Adda Hawkins Gardner.
Mrs. Manning had lived most of her life in Lisbon before moving to Columbiana in 1989. While living in Lisbon, she was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Lisbon where she was church secretary. She held many offices in the church and was an active leader in the local and district United Methodist Women. She was also active in Coterie, The Lisbon Garden Club, Iva Chapter Order of Eastern Star, and the Lisbon Historical Society.
After moving to Columbiana, she became a member of the First United Methodist Church of Columbiana, The United Methodist Women, The Green Thumb Garden Club and the Columbiana Women's Club.
Her first husband, Kenneth H. Swogger, whom she married December 12, 1939, died May 20, 1983. Her second husband, William C. Manning, whom she married October 12, 1993, died July 3, 2007.
She is survived by two daughters, Janice (Jack) Dowd of Lisbon and Bonnie (John) Hamilton of Germantown, TN; two step-daughters, Linda (Dale) Burton of Lisbon and Renee (Blair) Hill of The Woodlands, TX; two step-sons, William "Kim" (Sue) Manning of Atlanta, GA and Jeffery (Charlene) Manning of Scottsdale, AZ; a sister, Betty Wenderoth of Columbiana; a brother, Robert F. Gardner of Lisbon; eight grandchildren; nineteen great grandchildren; and one great great granddaughter.
Besides her parents and spouses, she was preceded in death by a brother, James W. Gardner and her step-mother, Ruth Gardner.
Dorothy will be sadly missed by all of her family and friends. We all will remember her energy and enthusiasm for life and for serving the Lord.
Private family services will be held at 11:00 am Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at the Warrick-Kummer-Rettig Funeral Home, Columbiana with Reverend Pamela Gable officiating. Burial will follow in Lisbon Cemetery. No calling hours will be observed.
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The princely pair competed at a Kent and Curwen-sponsored event at the Hampshire estate of Phantom of the Opera composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber and which benefitted William's African charity Tusk Trust and Harry's Sentebale organization, which helps disadvantaged kids in Lesotho.
And the final score? It was a narrow defeat for the dad-to-be, as in the closing minute Harry won 4 goals to 3.
"We weren't expecting William to be here, it was a lovely surprise. He was on really good form," Tusk's chief executive Charlie Mayhew, one of the dignitaries at the 450-guest event, told PEOPLE.
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The number of whooping cough cases in the nation hit a record high in 2012, with Pennsylvania contributing significantly.
Based on numbers recorded since 2005, Pennsylvania suffered its worst year for whooping cough in 2012, with 1,552 confirmed cases and 290 probable cases, state Department of Health spokeswoman Kait Gillis said Monday.
Blair County had five confirmed cases and seven probable cases.
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The combined number of 12 cases is more than twice the combined number of five reported for Blair County in 2011, three in 2010 and two in 2009, Gillis said.
"There has been a resurgence, not only in Pennsylvania but also in the nation," Gillis said.
Penn State's University Park campus confirmed two whooping cough cases in September.
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Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, usually starts with cold-like symptoms and maybe a mild cough or fever.
After one to two weeks, severe coughing can begin. Unlike the common cold, pertussis can become a series of coughing fits, continuing for weeks.
In infants, the cough can be minimal. Infants may have a symptom known as apnea, a pause in the child's breathing pattern.
For others, pertussis can cause violent and rapid coughing, over and over, until the air is gone from the lungs, forcing one to inhale with a loud "whooping" sound. The extreme cough can cause someone to vomit.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which released preliminary figures Friday, identified 2012 as the worst year for whooping cough in nearly six decades, with 41,880 cases. While a final tally is expected to be higher, the CDC said the number is not expected to surpass the nearly 63,000 nationwide cases reported in 1955.
Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious bacterial disease that can strike people of any age but is most dangerous to children.
While it usually starts with cold-like symptoms and maybe a mild cough, it later generates severe coughing and vomiting. It used to be a common threat with hundreds of thousands of cases reported annually, until a vaccine was introduced in the 1940s.
After the number of whooping cough cases started to climb during the 1990s and jumped to 27,000 in 2010, a study found that the whooping cough vaccine being given was losing its effectiveness after three years.
While health officials have since recommended booster shots to counter that, they also say that whooping cough ebbs and flows in multi-year cycles.
"I think the numbers are going to trend up," Dr. Tom Clark of the CDC said.
Another possible reason behind the increase, Gillis said, is a lack of protection.
"Some people don't want to get vaccinated. For religious reasons or for other reasons, they're choosing not to be vaccinated," she said.
Yet the best option to address the increase in whooping cough cases, Gillis said, is vaccination.
"We urge all Pennsylvanians to be protected ... and that includes adults who should get a booster shot every 10 years," she said.
That advice seems to be working for patients of Dr. Kim Swindell, a pediatrician with Nason Hospital, who said that he has not seen any recent cases of whooping cough.
"Immunization - most of our clients are immunized. That's probably the reason why we're not," he said.
Children are routinely vaccinated for pertussis with five doses, beginning at 2 months and the final one between 4 and 6 years old. Booster shots are recommended thereafter.
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Wow, just 3 more weeks and Evan would be competitive worthy? If that is true this is so sad - about the injury/ surgery and how close he is to being competitive worthy. but sarcasm or not why do I doubt this is anything but a pr comment. Give me a year and I will be ready for the Olympics. Of course I have to learn how to skate first
I knew this was coming I guess, but still...I am disappointed...
Same here, Deedee. You never know: Plushenko claimed he was coming back in 2010, and he certainly pulled it off. YuNa (fingers crossed) seems well on her way to an effective comeback. Of course I was hopeful for Evan. After all, it's not as if American skaters are so rich in champions right now. If Even rode in like a knight in armor and got us a spot on or even near the podium at Worlds, it would be more than any other U.S. man has done in this Olympic cycle.
I never took Weir's nor Lysacek's comebacks seriously from the start. Just to begin with, obtaining a quad at this age/period of career when one never possessed it in the first place is not normally within the usual capabilities of even a very good skater.
Perhaps Lysacek knew he was facing the ingloriousness of not even getting a medal at Nationals, which was a distinct possibility IMO. If he's smart, this'll be the end of his competitive road (same with Weir). They're not contenders now and they won't be next year. Lysacek would be lucky to finish top five at the next Olympics, let alone defend his OGM.
In addition, there is no comparison between the current level of the men and either the current level of the ladies or the level of the men's competition circa 2009-10. The bar for the guys is insanely high at the moment.
I don't know if he will compete at Worlds but he needs any B event to get minimum score for it.
I'm not saying that Evan is one of the best skaters ever by any means. Certainly on that scale, Plushenko way outranks him. But at this moment, with the state of American men's skating, if Evan could skate as well as he did in 2010 (and I agree that this is doubtful after a long layoff), he's the closest thing we have in this country to a world-class skater. Yes, Abbott is wonderful--in nationals and in the Grand Prix, sometimes. Yes, Miner and Dornbush are potentially good--but forgive me, they've been potentially good for some years now. Weir has passed his prime, and he never had a quad. Refresh my memory. Has any U.S. man gotten into the top 5 since 2010? Into the top 10? So if Evan came along and was actually good (which of course won't happen now, because he's withdrawn--but hypothetically speaking), he'd be a better bet than anyone else we could produce. He'd still have to stand in line behind half a dozen or so skaters from other countries, but at least he'd give us a chance for a top ten finish, especially if he showed his usual steadiness and competitive fire. But it's pointless speculation now. Besides, in terms of preference, the one I'm crossing my fingers for is Daisuke anyway.
I think Miner and Dornbush have also shown that they can potentially compete at a high level, though we'll have to see how the fare at major events before passing judgment on that.
Just 2 words to Evan : CASH IN!!!!!
Yes, he is a competitior but if he skates with errors he doesn't have Tak, Chan or Hanyu skating skills or artistry. A nice Vera Wang costume is going to only go so far. Yes, he could skate cleanly but he never ever had the magic of a super personality on ice Joubert, Plushy or Candelero, classical beautiful skating like Yagudin, Umanov, Peterenko or the artistry of Orser, Buttle, Lambiel. Yes, i freely admit this is just a feeling. I don't wish him bad but I wish he was happy with what he has done and move on. But I do understand it is his life.
Sums up how I feel about it! But I disagree that Evan, had he not withdrawn, could be the best hope that the US has. The man hasn't competed in how many years? And if he skated exactly like he did when he won the Olys he might not even place in the top 10. The world of men's figure skating has evolved alot since 2010. Quite frankly I'm glad this chapter is seemingly over. So much wishful thinking from Evan's fans!! I think - and I could definitely be wrong - that Evan hasn't found anything to replace figure skating. I dont' even know what he's done other than SOI since the Olympics. And at the age of 27 it's time he figures out what he wants to do with his life when he can't skate anymore. It's hard for any athlete to admit his time has passed - especially when so mych of their life has been dedicated to their sport. I agree with senatormls: CASH IN Evan, and move on.
1. Chan 280.98 (2011 WC)
2. Takahashi 276.72 (2012 WTT)
3. Hanyu 264.29 (2012/13 GPF)
4. Plushenko 261.23 (2012 EC)
5. Fernandez 258.62 (2012/13 GPF)
6. Kozuka 258.41 (2011 WC)
7. Lysacek 257.67 (2010 Oly)
15. Weir 238.87 (2010 Oly)
16. Abbott 238.82 (2011/12 GPF)
18. Minor 235.37 (2012 NHK)
19. Rippon 233.04 (2011 SC)
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The Truckee boys and girls soccer teams both shut out visiting Whittell in their final home games of the regular season this past Saturday, with the girls earning a 5-0 win and the boys 7-0.
The teams were scheduled to end their regular seasons at South Tahoe on Thursday.
The Truckee boys need a win against South Tahoe to wrap up the Mount Rose League title, which would give them an identical 9-1 league record as Sparks. The Wolverines own the tiebreaker in that instance based on defeating Sparks in the teams' second league meeting.
The Truckee girls, meanwhile, enter Thursday's game at South Tahoe as a No. 3 postseason seed. If the girls defeat second-seeded South Tahoe, however, they will take over the No. 2 seed in the Northern Division I-A regional tournament next week.
Truckee's girls left no doubt against Whittell, a team they tied back on Sept. 11. The Wolverines jumped out to a 3-0 halftime lead and added two more goals in the second.
Kaylee Neill led the way with two goals, while Shannon Cardoza, Quinn Parker and Emma Warren each contributed one goal to the win. Parker and Olivia Duner each picked up an assist.
Stats were not available from the boys game.
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For most college football players, the season is really never over. Such is the case for the Stetson Hatters, who returned to campus following the winter break and immediately went to work.
The offseason is all about conditioning and, after going through their first year of competition in the Pioneer Football League, the Hatters have a much better understanding of the level of conditioning needed to be competitive on the field.
Head coach Roger Hughes said he found the Hatters to have two types of players during the fall's 2-9 season. The focus this off-season is to get all of them on the same page.
"I told every kid when we went through exit interviews that we have two kinds of kids on this team," Hughes said. We have the group of kids that is really committed, and we have another group that is not as committed, or is not sure they are ready to commit."
Hughes said he has encouraged the group of committed players to make life uncomfortable for players in the other group. The objective, he said, is to have those players make a choice – commit or leave.
"Football is the wrong game to play if you aren't passionate about it," Hughes said.
The results have already been seen. The Stetson roster has been thinned some since the end of the season. Players who have left the program have done so for a variety of reasons. Many will remain as students at Stetson, but others left because of the costs involved with attending the University.
"I hate the fact that any of these kids choose to leave but, because they are so blessed with talent, they sometimes find that they have bigger fish to fry, and playing football is a significant commitment."
The returning players, along with seven newcomers who joined the program in January, have been hard at work in the weight room in addition to working to improve speed and agility. That work will be put to the test beginning February 15 when the Hatters open spring practice.
Hughes said there are a number of things the squad will look to accomplish during those 15 spring practices.
"The first thing we want to do is weed out schemes that don't make sense," Hughes said. "Basically, if we aren't running things that we can run against our best opponents, then we are wasting our time.
"Second, we have to become a better situational football team. We have to be able to get off the field on third down on defense, and keep drives alive on third down on offense. We have to run the ball more efficiently and effectively."
Spring practice for the Hatters will continue through March 19, meaning the team will take a breather in the middle for spring break. The spring game is scheduled for Friday, March 14, at 6 p.m. at Spec Martin Stadium.
In addition to preparing for the start of spring practice, the Stetson coaching staff, which to date has remained intact from last year, has been working hard to recruit the next batch of Hatters players.
Hughes said that there is a different feel on the recruiting trail this year.
"The interesting thing that I am finding is that there is a little bit of a buzz out there about Stetson Football," Hughes said. "There are kids out there who would like to return home, or kids who want to stay home, and a lot of other kids who want to have the opportunity to play in Florida."
The coaches are also focusing their efforts on recruiting to fill specific need areas this year. The focus is more on quality over quantity.
"We can be more selective now," Hughes said. "We have a better measure of what kind of players we need at various positions in order to be competitive in this league. Now that we have been exposed to the league, we have a better idea of the type of help we need."
Spring Practice Schedule
Feb. 15 – 7 a.m.
Feb. 16 – 2:30 p.m.
Feb. 18 – 7 a.m.
Feb. 19 – 7 a.m.
Feb. 21 – TBA
Feb. 22 – 8 a.m.
Feb. 23 – TBA
Feb. 26 – 7 a.m.
Feb. 28 – TBA
March 1 – 9 a.m.
March 11 – 7 a.m.
March 12 – 7 a.m.
March 14 – 6 p.m. (Spring Game)
March 18 – 7 a.m.
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MARTINSBURG - In time for celebration of its 30th anniversary, Faith Christian Academy has purchased 75 acres of land and has plans of expansion in sight.
According to Administrator Eric Kerns, the land, located a couple hundred yards from the school's campus on Greensburg Road, was formerly owned by Whitmore Homes Inc., which had intentions of subdividing the Beacon Hill Property. Due to the downturn of the economy, the plot ended up in the hands of PNC Bank and the school was able to make the $300,000 purchase in September.
The land acquisition comes as a relief to the school, Kerns said, as the current building this year nears its 300-student maximum capacity, housing 286 pre-K through 12th-grade students on the campus's five acres.
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Faith Christian Academy is set to see expansion in line with its 30th anniversary.
"We've been searching for property for a long time," he said. "We'll have the ability to grow, which on this campus we don't have the ability to do."
Since the acquisition, Kerns said, the school has commenced a partnership with professional site-consulting services William H. Gordon Associates Inc. of Charles Town, and has developed a conceptual plan for long-term growth of the school.
"The hope is that we can get some plans prepared quickly to get classrooms on that site for the fall of 2014," he said.
Classrooms, accounting for Phase I of the project, may be of the modular variety, fostering a temporary solution to the long-term expansion goal.
"The idea is to accommodate growth," Kerns said. "We don't know yet what the county is going to permit us to do on that site in the short term."
Kerns said the school will soon meet with Berkeley County to determine the best route to traverse in undertaking the long-term project, in addition to presenting plans for the approval of Phase I. Eventually, he said, a middle and high school building, in addition to more elementary classrooms, are in the property's future. The plans also accommodate for baseball, softball, practice and multi-purpose fields, as well as a track and tennis court.
Projections of the project's total cost have yet to be calculated, Kerns said. However, the initial development of the sewer treatment plant is situated at a cool $350,000. The school, Kerns said, will investigate whether there is a way to implement classrooms on the property prior to putting in the sewer treatment plant, to achieve short-term growth.
Thus far, through private gifts, the school has recovered $100,000 of the property's $300,000 price tag. In addition to accepting pledges and reaching out to the community, the school plans to purchase and sell commercial lots along W.Va. 45 to garner funds for both the property deficit and the expansion project, Kerns said.
The September purchase follows a long list of property acquisition attempts throughout the years, Kerns said.
In 1998, the school acquired 22 acres of land on Tabler Station Road with hopes of building a separate campus for grades six through 12. However, in 2002, the property was subsequently sold in light of the Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport's plan to charter C-5 airplanes. Additionally, between 2006-07, a local developer committed to donating 20 acres of land, as part of a development project, in the Pikeside area; the commitment likewise fell through due to the economy slump coupled with the poor housing market.
The accredited private Christian school operated a second campus, educating as many as 115 pre-K through first-grade students, from 2004-09 at the Living Room Ministry. A drop in student enrollment brought the school's population back under one roof.
Parent surveys indicating interest in a second campus locally, Kerns said, inspired the school's property search in close proximity to the current campus in 2010 when enrollment increased.
"The feedback so far has been very positive," he said. "Of course, the fact that people are beginning to support it financially and make some pledges shows that they're behind it."
Gifts made to the school - a nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization - are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS guidelines, Kerns said.
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Long ago and far away (also known as the 1970s), an ad man named Gary Dahl made a fortune with a novelty known as the Pet Rock. The product was, for once, truth in advertising: It was a small, smooth rock nestled in excelsior in a cardboard box that looked like a pet carrying crate, with the words Pet Rock stenciled on the side.
It also came with an instruction manual for training. Example: To housebreak your Pet Rock, place it on several layers of newspapers. It will not move.
That was in 1975, and Dahl was wildly wealthy within six months: One million Pet Rocks were sold for $3.95 each. The wildly popular fad was featured in Johnny Carsons monologue and on daytime talk shows, Top 10 gift lists and in magazine and newspaper articles.
The Pet Rock was the perfect companion for people who didnt want companionship. It was less of a commitment than, say, a Boston fern. Plus, it was a great icebreaker: Right after Whats your sign? you could say, Would you like to come up and see my Pet Rock?
Like most fads do, eventually the Pet Rock went the way of the dodo bird. (If you absolutely cant live without one, there are some up for adoption on e-Bay.)
The Pet Rock has plenty of companyevery decade, fads come and go: Hula Hoops, Frisbees, coonskin caps, Pokemon, Pogs, Earth shoes, Gumby and Pokey, Spuds McKenzie, Rubiks Cube, mood rings, CB radios, Ouija boards, Dr. Scholls sandals, disco, acid-washed jeans
you get the picture.
The reason for my rambling is that lots of people are shaking their heads over a new fad: Wedding rings with Im married engraved on the inner band. The premise is that if an errant spouse removes his/her ring, theyll see the words imprinted in their skin, and all parties will change their minds and turn from sin.
Its called the Anti-Cheating Ring (its copyrighted!) and the brain behind it is Colin Hart, who, of course, is sure it will work. Absolutely! And pigs just flew by my window.
Hart says he designed the Anti-Cheating Ring with a few nasty men in mind, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tiger Woods. Heres a little ad copy for ya: Cost, $550. Made of strengthened titanium. Lifetime guarantee (til death do you part, yada yada.)
OK, there are so many things wrong with this scenario. The brand will last what, 20 minutes at most? Then theres the fact that many people on the prowl dont care if youre wearing a wedding ring or your spouse around your neck, theyre still going to roll the dice.
Plus, if you need a dimpled finger to be reminded that you took a vow of fidelity in the sight of God and man, you dont need a special ring. You need an eight-pound hammer upside your head.
Life is long and complicated, and unfortunately Ive known a few unfaithful married people. Believe me when I tell you none of them took their rings off. Conversely, Ive known some who never wore wedding rings and remained faithful. Jewelry has no bearing on adultery. Character does.
If youre committed, a naked Brad Pitt (or Jennifer Aniston) waving $5 million in cash wont turn your head. If not, well
its just a matter of time before you meet the right skank.
Rant over. Now if youll excuse me, I have a date with a Rubiks Cube.
Julie R. Smith, who kind of enjoys ranting, can be reached at email@example.com.
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
The Stratford Lady Knights wanted to take care of business and take care of it quickly.
They did not want to leave anything to chance.
"We get in, we score, we win this game and move on," said Coach Debra Tolar as her Lady Knights wrapped up the 2014 District VII championship with a decisive 11-0 thumping of visiting Conway on May 7 on Crowfield Boulevard. "I hope their coaches understand why I bunted with a 9-0 lead. I wanted that 10th run on the board. Their team is known for their comebacks."
After pitcher Nikki Linthicum retired the Lady Tigers in order in the top of the first, Stratford got down to business in their half of the first, sending 13 hitters to the plate and erupting for eight runs.
Linthicum led off with a single and advanced to second on Kayli Miles' error to short. Kayli Lehmer drove in both Linthicum and Miles with a single to left. Jordan Prince walked and Madison Ryan was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
Harmon followed with a two-RBI single up the middle to score Lehmer and Prince. Hannah Roberts singled and Megan Lindberg walked to bring Linthicum back to the plate with the bases loaded for the third time in the inning. The Lady Knights' pitcher responded with a two-RBI basehit. Miles would cap the inning, driving in the final run of the inning on a walk.
Stratford added single runs in the second, third and fourth innings to put the game away under the 10-run rule in the fifth behind Linthicum's shutout performance. Emily Harmon drove home a run in the second with an RBI single. Ryan doubled in the third, stole third and scored on a sacrifice fly to right by Lehmer. Ryan doubled in the fourth and later came home on Harmon's third hit of the night and fourth RBI.
That would be more than enough for Linthicum who scattered four hits in the championship performance.
Assistant coach Curtis Moore said the district championship game was nothing different than the way the Lady Knights approached each game and each opponent throughout the playoffs.
"We came ready to take care of business and to get the job done against each opponent we faced," he said. "This team has worked hard and prepared all season, and when they hit the field they take care of their business and move on to the next opponent."
Stratford has little time to savor the district title as the Lower State Final Four tournament begins on Saturday, May 10. The Lady Knights hit the road for the first round.
"We have our eye on the bigger prize," Tolar said. "Like in 1996, if we win it all we'll have a dog pile and I'll even join that one."
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Tiffin reports
* Robert J. Schock, 62, of Findlay, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and a traffic control device violation Saturday night.
* A theft was reported Monday afternoon at Butt Hut, 1972 W. Market St.
* Jamie D. Stansbery, 33, of Tiffin, was cited with driving under suspension Monday afternoon.
* A theft from a vehicle was reported Monday afternoon in the first block of Rebecca Street.
* A caller from Heidelberg University, 310 E. Market St., reported Monday evening a man was on campus asking girls to date him. Police were unable to locate the man.
* A 100-block Jackson Street man reported Monday evening campaign signs were stolen from his yard.
* A caller reported Monday night items were missing from a 300 block South Washington Street residence.
County reports
* Matthew L. Matthews II, 32, of Tiffin, was charged with disorderly conduct Friday.
* Margaret A. Weller, 44, of New Riegel, was charged with disorderly conduct Friday.
* Dennis E. Beard, 31, of Tiffin, was charged with open container Friday.
* Michael L. Abdoo, 31, of Green Springs, was charged with disorderly conduct Saturday.
* A first-block South TR 1179 man reported Monday afternoon his wife's wallet was stolen from a vehicle.
Fostoria report
* A 300-block Liberty Street man reported Monday evening someone kept removing items from his front porch.
State Patrol
* Bryan P. Waldock, 24, of Tiffin, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated early Sunday morning.
Tiffin fire
* Firefighters were called to 28 Hopewell Ave. Tuesday morning for a smoke detector activation due to a malfunction.
Fostoria Fire
*Firefighters were called to Fostoria High School, 1001 Park Ave., Monday evening for a fire alarm. Nothing was found.


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2) starcraft
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1) dude lend me 50 rubs
2) dude u coming on rubs tonight?
2) dude u coming on rubs tonight?
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Rich Urban Biker.
See also RUB
See also RUB
"I'm not sure what is worse a middle aged R.U.B. on a Harley or a 19 year old SQUID riding a GSX-R1000!"
di Steve Johnsenson 14 gennaio 2005
Trouble. Punishment that does not involve the law. Disrespect, neglect. Social friction.
He got a lot of rub for that.
di Donkk 16 agosto 2007
A group of three or more massage therapists. Similar to a herd of cattle, a gaggle of geese or a murder of crows.
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Our team manager hired a rub of massage therapists to work out the stiff muscles of our players.
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Acronym for Rough Unprotected Butt Sex
This airplane is running late. Do you want to find an airport storage room and have some RUBS?
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A special kind of sexual act where someone is pleasured simply by being slowly rubbed or carressed across their body
"Oi James is this the rubbing room?" "Yeah come on give me a cheeky rub" "RUB"
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Verb:The socially accepted use of sexual self relief to relax at any hour of the day in the absence of, for example, a cigarette break at work. Usually done in the privacy of a designated public "rubbin' stall".
"I -- I just don't know anymore Ginger, I tell ya, this shit at work's getting to a boiling point. And now it's got me thinkin... like it's -- like it's either me or them. But I don't know... maybe I just need to go for a rub."
"You sluts are prudes, I'm goin for a rub."
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LISBON - Columbiana County school districts received a combined $350,892 in tax revenue from Ohio's casinos as part of a recent statewide distribution totaling $38 million.
The money distributed by the Ohio Department of Taxation represents the initial payment schools are due from the first-ever casinos that opened in the state last summer. The tax revenue is to be distributed twice a year on a per-pupil basis, which comes out to $20.93 per student.
Of the $350,892, approximately $309,259 (or 88 percent) was distributed to the 12 traditional public school districts in the county. The rest will go to school districts in adjoining counties attended by local students as well as online and charter schools, such as the Buckeye Online School for Success (BOSS), which is to receive $5,494.
While there are 612 traditional school districts in Ohio, a total of 1,019 schools will receive casino tax revenue because of online and charter schools.
The following is a distribution breakdown among traditional school districts:
- East Liverpool: $46,682.
- Salem: $43,452.
- Beaver Local: $41,229.
- United Local: $27,367.
- East Palestine: $25,983.
- Crestview: $25,752.
- Lisbon: $19,901.
- Columbiana: $18,014.
- Wellsville: $17,574.
- Southern Local: $16,840.
- Leetonia: $14,889.
- County Vocational School: $11,576.
Lisbon School Superintendent Don Thompson said any additional income is welcome, but the nearly $20,000 they are scheduled to receive is not enough to offset state funding cuts the district has undergone in recent years.
"You don't want to sound unappreciative, but it isn't a major amount," although it can be used to help pay bills, he said. "Hopefully, it continues to go up."
Thompson said school officials fear the state legislature could eventually treat casino tax revenue the same as state lottery profits, which were supposed to go for education. A portion of the process from lottery does go to schools, but this was offset with cuts in state education funding.
The money comes from state taxes imposed on the three operating casinos in Ohio, in Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo. A fourth casino, in Cincinnati, is scheduled to open in March.
School districts are earmarked to receive 34 percent of the casino tax revenue, while 15 percent is divided among Ohio's largest cities. The remaining 51 percent is paid to counties four times a year.
Columbiana Commissioners received casino tax payments of $93,898 in July and $187,414 in October. They are also to receive $249,048 disbursement in January, bringing its total to $530,396.
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This study compared consumption patterns of WIC children with those of three different comparison groups: eligible nonparticipating children living in non-WIC households, eligible nonparticipating children living in WIC households, and children living in households whose income is too high to be eligible for WIC. The study provides strong evidence that participation in the WIC program increases consumption of at least some types of WIC-approved foods.
Keywords: WIC, Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, food packages, WIC-approved foods, Tobit regression analysis, food consumption patterns, child nutrition
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LOYSBURG - During the opening moments of Thursday's game between the Everett and Northern Bedford County girls basketball teams, the sound echoed out of the Lady Panther student section and fans chanted for their defense.
The home faithful couldn't have been more pleased.
Until the fourth quarter.
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Northern Bedford's Leah Hershberger leans into Everett's Baylee Beegle.
With Northern leading after three quarters, 22-20, the scoring opened up in a fast paced fourth quarter that saw a combined 39 points scored as the Lady Panthers went on to defeat Everett on senior night, 43-38.
"We didn't shoot well," Everett coach Keith Moyer said of the slow offensive start. "The shots fell in the fourth quarter that weren't falling in the first three [quarters]. We just didn't finish."
The Lady Warriors had entered the game on an eight-game winning streak, winning each game by an average of more than 20 points.
Their last loss came almost a month ago to the same Northern Bedford squad.
"We knew it would be a tough, physical game," Northern Bedford coach Todd Eckenroad said.
The Lady Warriors managed just two field goals in the first half, with top offensive threats Bailey Morral and Aubrea Phipps held to a combined two points.
"The girls gave an excellent effort defensively," Eckenroad said. "They [Phipps and Morral] will get their points, but I'm proud of how we defended."
Morral found her shot in the second half, finishing with 14 points, while Phipps had five.
Northern wouldn't do much better with just five first half field goals, and held on to the lead at halftime, 14-12.
With senior guard Cierra Cottle on the bench much of the second half in foul trouble, it was leading scorer Leah Hershberger and fellow seniors that carried the load down the stretch for Northern Bedford.
Trailing 34-33 with 2:54 remaining, Hannah Drenning put Northern ahead with a 3-pointer that give it the lead for good.
Hershberger hit seven of eight free throws in the final minutes to seal the victory.
"All of the seniors stepped up," Eckenroad said. "The kids really wanted the win on senior night."
Hershberger finished with a game-high 16 points, and Cottle added 10.
"It's exciting for the seniors," Hershberger said. "It was definitely a team effort."
While it was a tough loss for Everett, Moyer realizes that it must move on to focus on the rest of the season.
"I didn't say much to the girls after [the game]," Moyer said. "It's just one game so we have to work hard the next two days to get ready for the next one."
For Eckenroad and the Lady Panthers, the victory was a perfect finish to the home careers of the six graduating seniors.
"The senior group will be missed," Eckenroad said. "I've been coaching most of these girls for years and they have had a huge impact on our program."
"I'm going to miss playing in this environment with girls I've been playing with for eight or nine years," Hershberger said. "I am excited to get to the playoffs."
Everett will conclude its regular season on Monday at Tussey Mountain, and Northern Bedford will finish at Claysburg on Wednesday.
EVERETT (38): B. Morral 4 3-4 14, Phipps 2 1-2 5, Duvall 2 0-0 4, Beegle 1 4-9 6, Rice 1 3-4 5, Snider 1 2-3 4, K. Morral 0 0-0 0. Totals - 11 13-22 38.
NORTHERN BEDFORD (43): Hershberger 3 9-11 16, Cottle 4 0-0 10, Smith 2 2-2 7, Clark 0 1-2 1, Drenning 2 1-2 6, Beach 1 1-4 3, Cronrath 0 0-0 0. Totals - 12 14-21 43.
Everett4 8 8 18 - 38
Northern Bedford5 9 8 21 - 43
3-point goals: Everett 3 (B. Morral 3); Northern Bedford 5 (Cottle 2, Hershberger 1, Smith 1, Drenning 1).
Records: Everett (16-5; 10-3 Sideling Hill); Northern Bedford (15-6; 11-3 Sideling Hill).
JV: Everett, 50-34. High scorers-RIce, Everett, 19; Leidy, NB, 16.


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Employees in this position assist individuals in establishing entitlement to benefits under Social Security Programs. You will have contact with the public either by face-to-face interviews or by telephone. These contacts will allow you to obtain, clarify, and verify information that will be used to analyze claims and make decisions regarding entitlement to benefits. Depending upon your qualifications, you may enter these positions at either a GS-5 or GS-7 grade level. If you perform satisfactorily, you will be promoted to subsequent grade levels until you reach the highest grade in this position, GS-11. Career advancement from this position is usually to technical or management positions.
Many claims representatives deal with the public where bilingual ability is highly desirable. In addition, the ability to communicate with deaf or hearing-impaired individuals using signed English or American Sign Language is desirable for some positions.
Claims Authorizer
The claims authorizer position is very similar to the claims representative position. In this position, you make decisions regarding entitlement to benefits. You will work in a Program Service Center (PSC). There are six PSC's located in the nation; the Atlanta Region PSC is located in Birmingham, Alabama. The most challenging cases to process are sent to the Program Service Centers. You will have telephone contact with the public. The GS levels for this position are the same as those for the claims representative position.
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This position involves assisting the public. Employees in this position answer a wide variety of questions from the public by interviewing the individual, investigating the situation and resolving the problem. Service Representatives are located in Social Security field offices and have direct contact with the public.
Many service representatives deal with the public where bilingual ability is highly desirable. In addition, the ability to communicate with deaf or hearing-impaired individuals using signed English or American Sign Language is desirable for some positions.
Entry into these positions is at the GS-4 or GS-5 level with progression, based on satisfactory performance, to the GS-8 level. Career advancement from these positions can be to claims representative positions or to positions in the Teleservice center.
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Telephone service representatives are located in a number of Teleservice centers across the country and deal with the public only by telephone. You will answer questions about eligibility for benefits and SSA's programs. Bilingual ability is highly desirable for Teleservice Representatives.
Entry into this position is at the GS-4 or GS-5 level with progression, based on satisfactory performance, to the GS-8 level. Career advancement from this position can be to the higher-graded claims representative position or to supervisory positions in the Teleservice center.
Teleservice Center locations in the Atlanta Region are Birmingham, Alabama; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; and Tampa, Florida.
Benefit Authorizer
Benefit Authorizers are responsible for updating beneficiary records, making sure that payment is made to the beneficiary and preparing correspondence to beneficiaries regarding their benefits. These positions require contact with the public by telephone. You will work in a Program Service Center (PSC). The Atlanta Region PSC is located in Birmingham, Alabama.
Entry into this position is at the GS-4 or GS-5 level. Benefit Authorizers can advance to the GS-9 level. Further career development is to technical assistant or specialist positions or the claims authorizer position.
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Applicants who disagree with the Agency's decision or denied benefits may appeal through the Office of Hearings and Appeals. Staff attorneys, working in hearing offices throughout the country provide professional legal assistance to Administrative Law Judges. Most of the staff attorney's time is spent writing decisions on disability cases.
In these challenging positions, staff attorneys assist in pre-hearing legal preparation, research, decision preparation and other post-hearing actions. This position starts at the GS-9 entry level. Staff attorneys can advance to the GS-12 level.
The Office of the General Counsel (OGC) promotes, advocates and protects all legal interests of the Social Security Administration. The Assistant Regional Counsel in the Atlanta regional office provides a full range of legal services to management in the region. The work is broad, varied and challenging. Assistant Regional Counsel defends Social Security program-related cases in federal district courts and the courts of appeals. They also handle complex administrative litigation in EEOC, MSPB and arbitration cases, provide legal advice on disclosure and Privacy Act issues, and write legal opinions on program matters. Assistant Regional Counsel works closely with the U.S. Attorneys' offices to provide litigation support. The entry level for this position is GS-11 with opportunities for advancement to the GS-14 level. Applicants must be licensed members of a state bar. Application packages should be mailed to the Regional Chief Counsel, Office of the General Counsel, Atlanta Federal Center, 61 Forsyth Street, S.W. Suite 20T45, Atlanta, GA 30303. Complete applications must include a resume, a law school transcript, and a legal writing sample.


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Canon EOS 1100D, DxOMark review for the new Canon entry-level bodyWednesday March 16 2011 Sensor Review
Compared to EOS 1000D: Improvement?
Comparing the EOS 1100D to the EOS1000D reveals very few differences. The Overall score for both bodies is similar (62), as are the scores for Portrait and Landscape. Thus at first sight, if the technical recipe used to build the EOS 1100D is different, it has had very little impact on the metrics.
The only point for which the 1100D shows a slight difference is its low-light ISO score, improving the metric by 36 ISO.
When the detailed metrics are analyzed, the similarity is more than obvious. The SNR is almost identical, and so is the tonal range measurement.
A few differences are noticeable in the dynamic range analysis, in which the 1100D behaves better than the 1000D at ISO 400 and higher.
But on the other hand, the EOS 1100D ranks below its predecessor where color sensitivity is concerned, with a curve steadily below that of the 1000D. However, we measured these metrics using a preproduction sample. This might explain the performance, although the sensor in the EOS 450D (similar to that of the EOS 1100D) has exactly the same color sensitivity metrics as those of the EOS 1100D.
So the EOS 1100D sensor doesn't have much greater quality than its predecessor. It is a bit better in low-light conditions, but just barely. The main differences are the increase in definition, the use of 14 bits per pixel coding instead of 12, and the movie function implemented in the camera.
Similarly, the color sensitivity measured on the NEX 5 sensor is 1 bit better than that for the EOS 1100D below ISO 800.
These metrics indicate that although the hardware basis has changed, the still-picture performance has not. Or not much. —Which means that the most noticeable difference between the old and new generations are to be found directly on the spec sheet: better definition and video recording capability.
Further readings for the Canon EOS 1100D, DxOMark review for the new Canon entry-level body
To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
The EOS 1100D (Rebel T3) replaces the EOS 1000 as Canon's entry-level body. It combines a 12-megapixel sensor, Canon's 9-point AF engine coupled to the 63-zone metering system introduced by the EOS7D, and of course the now-standard Digic 4 image processor.
The review is available here.


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Where a girl takes her ass cheeks and wrapps them around his dick to fit like a hot dog in a hot dog bun.
Last night me and joe did the hot dog bun, we used ketchup.
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Carmel gave Brandon a hot dog bun last night.
作者 Brandonnnn 2007年2月14日
A term used to refer to a woman's breasts in a public setting, so that only you and your friends know you are checking out her fun bags.
They are called hotdog buns because you want to put your wiener between them.
They are called hotdog buns because you want to put your wiener between them.
A "gifted" woman walks by Bilbo and S.P.9, and Bilbo says "Damn look at those hotdog buns!"
作者 S.P. is my buddy 2011年11月03日
The Bread around the weinner.
George: May I insert my hotdog into your bread?
Hank: Yes.
George: You Frigen' rule, Hank.
Hank: Yes.
George: You Frigen' rule, Hank.
作者 Matt 2004年6月06日
A phenomenon that happens when a person puts on a pair of Wrangler jeans. The spread, lift and elongation of the butt cheeks due to the tailoring of rednecks favorite pants.
"When I was cruising the trailer park I spotted Beth (who usually has a nice ass) but she was sporting Wranglers, showing off her hot dog buns".
作者 Curtmandingo 2010年1月10日
Intensely swollen or inflamed pussy lips that resemble hot dog buns.
This yeast infection is so bad, I'm sportin' hotdog buns.
作者 nellyandtimmy 2008年2月22日
This term refers to a type of self mutilation performed by some crazy males. The man will slice the underside of his penis in half, starting right below the pee hole and ending at the start of his testicles. When the penis heals it looks just like a hot dog bun.
Phil was going to get some oral sex until Suzy saw his hot dog bun. That freaky looking thing scared her off.
作者 fartwhisperer 2010年7月16日
A male version of a pad
Man, Mark was changing and I totally saw his hot dog bun!
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