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The state of awakening after having an extremely good (usually sex-related) dream, in which the body is extra- sensitive to ordinary phenomena and everything just seems perfect for once. Can occur with both sexes but the effects are much more noticeable (and appreciated) with females. This effect usually only lasts for 5-10 minutes after awakening, so enjoy it.
I can never enjoy my morning glory because my younger brother or mom is always coming in at the wrong time.....
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To awaken with a boner so hard a cat couldn't scratch it , otherwise known as to sleep in a tent, or to have a dawn horn.
Loose the morning glory before you put somebody's eye out
作者 oxmix 2003年10月21日
When you wake up with morning wood, put it in your girlfriends ass and yell "the south will rise again!"
I gave her the morning glory this morning. She loves the confederates.
作者 Scott Coleman 2008年4月02日
An erection caused by testosterone levels being high in the body during the early hours of the morning.
Man waking up with a mysterious erection.
作者 Jimmy Tinker 2004年4月24日
an event where a person, hopefully male, awakes with a full erection.
"Rob always gets a morning glory"
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The seeds of several varieties of Morning Glory (Ipomoea violacea) contain a naturally occurring tryptamine called Lysergic Acid Amide (LSA), which is closely related to LSD. Seeds are taken orally, and can be eaten whole or the active alkaloids can be extracted.
The most common active varieties of seeds are Heavenly Blue, Pearly Gates, and Flying Saucers. Like LSD, LSA acts as a "psychedelic" or "hallucinogen" which can have strong mental effects.
The most common active varieties of seeds are Heavenly Blue, Pearly Gates, and Flying Saucers. Like LSD, LSA acts as a "psychedelic" or "hallucinogen" which can have strong mental effects.
I didn't have any LSD so I orally ingested some Morning Glory seeds instead.
作者 jiblair 2003年10月28日
1. LSA or 9,10-Didehydro-6-methylergoline-8ß-carboxamide or D-lysergic acid amide or LA-111.
2. To wake up with a 'hard-on'.
2. To wake up with a 'hard-on'.
1. "Know where I can get any Morning Glory seeds?"
2. "I've got 'Morning Glory'."
2. "I've got 'Morning Glory'."
作者 Diego 2003年8月31日
Waking up with a hard on
Morning hunnie, wanna sort out my morning glory?
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Congratulations to Penn State students for raising $12.7 million dollars for this year's THON--the largest student-run philanthropy in the world with over 15,000 students involved from Penn State University Park campus and the other Commonwealth colleges and campuses. THON raises awareness and support for pedicatric cancer within The Four Diamonds Fund at the Penn State Children's Hospital in Hers...hey, PA. From the Shenango campus' end: A small but dedicated group of students took part in THON, which is held at the University Park's Bryce Jordan Center, by cheering on the dancers and celebrating with the children and families who benefit from the funds that are raised. Over the last several months, many Shenango students worked diligently to help raise more than $8,800 to this year's THON! Way to go SHENANGO STUDENTS! You make us proud!


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Season-opening road tilts at Ohio State and Baylor and a string of mid-week conference games broadcast by ESPN highlight the 2013 University at Buffalo football schedule released Friday by the Mid-American Conference office.
The overall schedule strikes a better balance than the 2012 slate that saw the Bulls play an exceedingly demanding stretch of games the first half of the campaign.
The season begins with four non-conference games: Ohio State (Aug. 31) and Baylor (Sept. 7) followed by home contests against FBS Stony Brook (Sept. 14) and UConn (Sept. 28).
UB's MAC schedule begins with divisional crossovers against Eastern Michigan (home) and Western Michigan (road) before the Oct. 19 divisional opener against visiting UMass.
An Oct. 26 visit to Kent State, the defending MAC East champion, marks UB's final Saturday game of the season.
The first of three straight Tuesday starts has Ohio paying a visit to UB Stadium for a Nov. 5 game that will be carried on either ESPNU or ESPN2. Either ESPNU or ESPN3 will pick up UB's Nov. 12 crossover game at Toledo.
The final two games could end up on ESPNU, ESPN2 or ESPN3. UB's at Miami (Ohio) on Nov. 19 and finishes the season at home against Bowling Green on Friday, Nov. 29.
What's different about the schedule? For one, instead of playing West Division champ and Orange Bowl participant Northern Illinois the Bulls have seen the Huskies replaced by Eastern Michigan (2-10, 1-7).
The Bulls also found relief in the scheduling within the division. The East opener against UMass (1-11, 1-7) means that, theoretically, UB has a chance to build some momentum before getting into the meat of the division.
The Bulls return a strong nucleus on both offense and defense from the team that went 4-8 overall last year and 3-5 in the MAC while winning three of the last four games. The returning senior cast includes NFL prospects such as linebacker Khalil Mack, running back Branden Oliver and wideout Alex Neutz.
This will be the second straight season UB opens against a team ranked in the Top 10 in the preseason poll. Ohio State is expected to start the season no worse than third and possibly No. 1. Last year the Bulls opened at No. 6 Georgia.
It's expected UB will play a less taxing non-conference schedule moving forward, as the program places less of an emphasis on financial gain while courting competitive balance. UB's non-conference opponents in 2014 include Baylor, Army and Norfolk State.
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My kids are a lot like me (except when they're being little stinkers. Then, they're a lot like Ray).
But just like me, they could sit and watch home movies all day long. The other night, we decided to get our old video camera out. It has movies from our first apartment, one year before our oldest was born.
We grabbed the camera and the 12 or so tapes (who still uses tapes?) and plugged it into our TV.
"Can we watch the birth of me?" one child asked.
"No, I want to watch the birth of me!" another said.
Personally, I kind of wanted to skip Emaleigh and Elijah's births because Ray decided to get some really candid shots of me on the toilet when we were awaiting Emaleigh's arrival. He thought it was hilarious, but a 9-month pregnant Caiti did not.
And after Elijah was born, the camera was immediately turned on. Although it's pointed at Elijah for the most part, my cries and moans are still very audible in the background. Then, there's a quick flash to me laying down with two doctors at the southern region of the hospital bed. Yes, I wish I would have remembered that because the flood of questions began.
"Mommy, why were you crying? Why are those doctors looking at your feet?"
Like any other sensible mom, I quickly said, "Who wants some ice cream?"
We spent quite a bit of time watching old memories that night. Like the time that Emaleigh smeared diaper rash cream all over her face and when Elijah tried his first spoonful of green beans.
Although the kids had smiles the entire time, repeating everything they "used to say," I felt a sense of sorrow. When I was pregnant for the first time, I remember people often giving me advice. Among many things, they told me to cherish the time because before you know it, they said, those babies will be graduating high school.
They were absolutely right (on some things). It's amazing how fast time has flown, even though it seems like just yesterday that Emaleigh was born, then Elijah and then our silly Eydan.
I miss my babies as babies. But at the same time, I look forward to them as a mature young lady, a little gentleman and a potty-trained toddler.
A few years ago, I remember our pastor saying something like, "If you spend too much time thinking about the past, you'll miss what's happening in your present."
Although we had some wonderful recorded memories, I look forward to the memories that we make everyday together, memories that I will cherish in my heart forever.
So don't think too much about your kids when they were little, like how cute they "were" or how well they "used" to listen.
I'm not sure where all of you land on this motherhood path, but my kids are far from grown and out of the house.
Therefore, I choose to live in the now and look forward to every new day with them. I guess I like to think of it as a book. The previous chapters have already been written.
So I encourage you to pay attention to every detail because you have more chapters to write!
Caiti Mondragon is married with three children. Read her Tuesdays on Greeley Moms. Check out her personal blog at www.mrsmomdragon.wordpress.com.
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QUEBEC CITY, Quebec — It is doubtful that even Samuel de Champlain, revered "Father of New France," ever savored such a feast.
Certainly no mere trapper or voyageur ever sat down to boar and wild caribou rillette with cranberry chutney, warm goat cheese salad with maple vinaigrette, and a Lac St-Jean pie filled with wild meats accompanied by a pheasant and bison casserole.
Yet these are traditional Quebecois dishes: hearty, muscular fare that insulates against long, bitter winters and compels the diner to pat his stomach with profound satisfaction.
Wherever one lives in Canada, it is to the province of Quebec one comes to enjoy such old-fashioned dishes, not least the ubiquitous, somewhat daunting poutine, a concoction beloved of the locals that consists of a mound of homemade french fries topped by cheese curd and a blanket of thick brown gravy.
"Quebec," or "Kebec" in the original Algonquin, means "where the river narrows," referring to the mighty St. Lawrence, a waterway almost 60 miles across at its widest point. A steady diet of old Quebecois food, alas, could mean "where the arteries narrow."
Which is why a visit to, say, Aux Anciens Canadiens, a mecca of traditional cuisine tucked into the historic district's oldest (1676) house at the corner of Rue Saint-Louis and Rue de Jardins generally is reserved for a special occasion.
European flavor
It is a cliche to call Quebec City "Europe at our doorstep," but the sobriquet is not wrong.
From its cobblestone streets to its graceful architecture, the city's Old Town (Vieux-Quebec) harbors not only an evocative Old World appearance but a palpable European feel, albeit infused with North American sensibilities.
The province of Quebec was founded on July 3, 1608, by Champlain, the great navigator, cartographer, explorer, geographer and diplomat. And it is from the site of an abandoned Iroquoian settlement called Stadacona that "Canada" derives its name.
Quebec City itself is among the most venerable European settlements in the Western Hemisphere, with Vieux-Quebec owning the distinction of being the only fortified city north of Mexico whose walls still stand (guarded by many a ceremonial cannon).
Preceding Champlain, French explorer Jacques Cartier erected a fort at the site in 1535. Quebec City served as the staging area for raids against New England during the French and Indian War. After several decisive battles, New France, and the city of Quebec, were ceded to Great Britain in 1763.
American attempts to "liberate" Quebec City during the Revolutionary War came to nought. Yankee designs on annexing Canadian lands in 1812 also failed. Wary of another U.S. incursion, however, the Quebecois began construction of the Citadelle of Quebec in 1820. Still used by the military, it remains a prime tourist attraction.
Charm to burn
Today, Quebec City is home to 516,622 citizens, with a metro population of 765,706, the province's second largest city after Montreal.
Its most impressive physical feature is its promontory, Cap-Diamant (Cape Diamond).
With Levis, a town on the opposite (south) bank, it defines the river's narrows. The Laurentian Mountains, among the oldest on the planet, pass by to the north of the city.
Vieux-Quebec is divided between Upper Town atop Cap-Diamant, with its high stone ramparts; Lower Town at shore level beneath the promontory; and the gently undulating Plains of Abraham, at whose terminus is the impressive Musee National des Beaux-Arts (National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec).
Joining Upper and Lower Towns is the Escalier, otherwise known as the "neck-breaking steps," or for those averse, the $2-a-ride Funicular, or cliff railway.
The broad Terrasse Dufferin (Dufferin Terrace), a walkway along the edge of the cliff, offers beautiful views of the St. Lawrence River. But the most memorable sight may be directly behind it, Chateau Frontenac, the skyline-dominating grand hotel (designed by American architect Bruce Price), that is the city's signature image.
Top or bottom, the old city exerts its seductive charms. And the best way to discover it is on foot. Strolling is a delightful experience, but those unaccustomed to climbing stairs and hills should invest in a good pair of walking shoes.
With little industry to speak of, aside from the export of electricity, Quebec City relies on its tourism. Like Charleston, it features a remarkable array of restaurants, from such Upper Town temples to haute cuisine as Panache, Initiale and Le Cremaillere to dark, sumptuous bistros like Voo Doo Grill and Cafe Sirocco that dot the youth-favored avenue Grande Allee. Of the many convivial pubs, D'Orsay and Saint-Alexandre stand out.
A thriving farmers market on the marina also offers fresh, locally grown produce.
Aside from its famous Petit Champlain district, which begins at the base of the Funicular, Lower Town also is the setting for Place Royale, a showcase of preserved 17th- and 18th-century buildings.
Quebec City's highest concentration of art galleries and boutiques are in Lower Town, as well as the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires church (oldest in the city) and the much-admired Musee de la civilisation (Museum of Civilization).
Porte St-Louis and Porte St-Jean are the main gates through the walls leading to and from the modern section of downtown.
Where to stay
One may lodge at the imposing Chateau Frontenac, or, for considerably less money, at any of a number of small but well-appointed inns that reside in its shadow.
Nearby are such attractions as Parc Aquarium du Quebec; Montmorency Falls Park near Beauport, whose majestic 270-foot falls marks the confluence of the Montmorency and St. Lawrence rivers; the Basillica Sainte-Anne de-Beaupre in the town of Sainte-Anne; and the Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort.
But if you are thinking to escape the heat of coastal South Carolina with a summer jaunt to Quebec, think again. Summers are quite warm and occasionally hot, often humid until the end of August, while spring and fall are more clement.
Fall foliage generally peaks the last week of September or the first week in October. Winter is best left to locals, skiers and devotees of the city's spectacular Winter Carnaval celebration.
Don't speak French? Fret not. The simple gesture or saying "Bonjour" or "Bonsoir" is usually sufficient to win a local's favor, and they will instantly segue to English.
While you, brave soul, sample the poutine.
Place Royale is a showcase of preserved 17th- and 18th-century buildings.×
Bill Thompson Nearby Montmorency Falls Park draws visitors to the countryside.×
Bill Thompson Night falls on the Old City along Rue Saint-Louis.×
A faint rainbow appears at the base of 270-foot high Montmorency Falls.×
Bill Thompson Entering the Old City via the picturesque avenue Rue Saint-Louis.×
A quiet afternoon in the Petit Champlain district, which begins at the base of the Funicular.×


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Owning a Resident Evil 5 Gold you are going to enjoy the thrilling game for the first timers however for those fans that have played the previous editions it is boring. There is little new things added and in short it will appeal to those people who missed the Resident Evil 5.
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Resident Evil 5 Gold is an edition with little more extras in comparison to the previous RE 5 editon. There is an additional versus mode. The Mercenaries Reunion because you will get to play with Excella and Josh, who were there in the other editions. In edition Five Gold you will meet two more characters; Barry Burton and Rebecca Chambers.
You will be able to differentiate the characters by the weapons and the unique moves they make during the fight. If you have the previous Resident Evil 5, you will see the Mercenaries mode here is featured as it was featured in that edition. You will find this game quite extra ordinary in that you will have to download some contents. By repackaging the original game with a code written at the back of the manual. One big disadvantage with this game is that you must have internet connection with you because you will have to go to Live Market place to download the extra contents.
The publisher of this game is wise, just like many other publishers who are ensuring that you download the code online to avoid second hand sales of the game. However this is unfair to the games and buyers of the game but it is meant to prevent the publishers from exploitation. The extras on this game have made it quite long and it will last several hours. The Versus and Mercenaries modes can be played over and over again. If you area first timer you will find this game worth playing. The package is aimed at bringing new residents to the home and there is resistance, it is not easy trying to get some residents to the home. That is what the game is all about. It would be wise if the publishers put the game in two different discs, downloading the contents is boring and many of the Resident Evil 5 Gold players will not like it.
Owning a Resident Evil 5 Gold you are going to enjoy the thrilling game for the first timers however for those fans that have played the previous editions it is boring. There is little new things added and in short it will appeal to those people who missed the Resident Evil 5.The game has reasonable price. It will cost between 10 pounds-15 pounds. If you choose to buy each of the extra chapters separately, it will be more expensive. You will better off if you bought the full game with all the contents.
The graphics are rated as perfect with little or no hitches or let downs. However the sound is not as great as you would expect. The game is long enough and you can say it pays the value for your money, and it is worth spending the amount it is worth. The whole game can be rated as a great one, irrespective of Resident Evil 5 Gold being only an addition of two chapters to Resident Evil 5.
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Pittsburgh Independent Film FestivalThe 2nd annual Pittsburgh Independent Film Festival will feature premieres, emerging artists and cutting-edge filmmaking technologies. Equal parts innovation lab and storytelling hub, the event will screen 60 films from around the globe, including the US, Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, Turkey, Australia, and France. Additonal programming includes Q&As with 22 local, national and international filmmakers filmmakers, industry discussions and social networking events.06/14/2013 - 06/16/2013Location: Father Ryan Arts Center, 420 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, PAwebsite
In Bloom Garden TourThis is a self-guided tour of some of Butler county's spectacular gardens and is a fundraiser for the symphony.06/15/2013Time: 10 am - 4 pmButler Intermediate High School, 551 Fairground Hill Rd, Butler, PAwebsite | map
Pittsburgh Piano Teachers Association Scholarship Winners Recital2013 Pittsburgh Piano Teachers Association scholarship winner Connor Doran will be featured along with previous winner Alvin Zhu and Continuing Support winners Ben Grove and Julian Cox. Free admission.06/15/2013Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Steinway Gallery, 445 S. Main St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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Chaplin's "One A.M." & "The Rink"Pianist, arranger, and composer Tom Roberts performs his original scores for two of Chaplin's Mutual masterpieces: One A.M, and The Rink. Roberts used musical styles and genres appropriate to 1916. In addition to ragtime, foxtrots, tangos, and waltzes, he drew from the French vals musette and Brazilian choros styles. Author/choreographer/mime Dan Kamen calls them "wonderful, knowing, witty scores." One audience member described the experience of watching the films as "like being in a dream and entering a new, magical world."06/15/2013Time: 7:00 pmLocation: Oaks Theater, 310 Allegheny River Blvd. Oakmont, PAwebsite
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True Story PartyEast End Book Exchange hosts its first True Story Party with ten true tales by some of the Burgh's best story tellers. With host John Dick Winters fresh off his "Race to the Coffin" Comedy Tour.06/20/2013Time: 7:00 pmLocation: East End Book Exchangewebsite
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Calvert, St. Wendelin and Buckeye Central each had a wrestler go 5-0 Saturday to highlight local efforts at the inaugural Calvert Gene Kimmet Duals.
The trio - Calvert's Dan Kwiat, St. Wendelin's Cole Williams, Buckeye Central's Shawn Kissell - was joined by seven other grapplers with a perfect day.
Delphos St. John's had two such unbeatens en route to a 5-0 record and the team crown.
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Hopewell-Loudon's Elijah Bustillos wrestles against Margaretta's Allen Riha during a dual match Saturday.
South Central finished second at 4-1, followed by Bucyrus (3-2), Buckeye Central (2-3), St. Wendelin (1-4) and Calvert (0-5).
Buckeye Central fell 43-18 to Delphos St. John's, 51-24 to South Central and 45-27 to Bucyrus, and beat St. Wendelin 48-6 and Calvert 43-18.
St. Wendelin's lone win came on criteria I after the Mohawks and Calvert, which both had just four wrestlers, finished regulation tied at 18. The victory came down to most nearfalls scored in the match.
Along with falling to Buckeye Central, the Mohawks suffered losses of 57-6 to Bucyrus, 36-12 to Delphos St. John's and 60-6 to South Central.
Calvert's three other losses came via margins of 54-12 to Delphos St. John's, 66-6 to South Central and 43-13 to Bucyrus.
Chieftains fall to Margaretta 'Under the Lights'
BASCOM, OH - Hopewell-Loudon was defeated by Margaretta, 48-27, but that didn't stop the Chieftains from enjoying the sound of music.
"With the school closing next year, we wanted the boys to have a memorable experience wrestling in the gymnasium one last time," said Hopewell-Loudon coach Travis Traxler.
The Chieftains hosted the event called 'Under the Lights', which showcased the teams wrestling beneath a spotlight to popular music played throughout the gym. Glow sticks and t-shirts were available to audience members.
"We also had the chance to get the Biddy Wrestlers involved with the varsity. They joined them on stage during the event and took pictures with the team, holding a sign that read 'Future Wrestling Champs of Hopewell-Loudon,'" said Traxler.
Damion Vitt at 126 pounds, Alex Brock at 132, Zach Clouse at 152 and heavyweight Coltan Hossler each won their match by pin. Tristan Myers, who wrestled up two weight classes at 160 pounds, won by decision.
Traxler said despite the loss, his team showed improvement compared to their match against the Polar Bears last year.
"Margaretta beat us last year, 78-6, so we are definitely celebrating the improvement," Traxler said.
TC's Williams wears crown at Carroll Invite
CLYDE - Seth Williams earned a title and Derik Kopp captured second Saturday to top Columbian at the Clyde Dale Carroll Invitational.
Williams beat Clyde's Blake Miller 3-1 for the 152-pound title, while Kopp fell 2-0 in the 132-pound title match to Oregon Clay's Gavin Nelson.
Nathan Correll edged Isaac Hammonds of Dover 2-1 to give TC a third at 138 pounds, and Roman Williams ended fourth after falling 6-3 to Olmsted Falls' 126-pounder Adam Salti.
Sixths for Columbian came from Aaron Fuhrer (120), Justin Akers (170) and Austin Norville (195).
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Already on arrival the spectacular Glacier 3000 mountain station by architect Mario Botta amazes you. And suddenly you face a panoramic summit view of 24 snow-capped giants (4000 meters and more), including the Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau, Matterhorn, Grand Combin and famous Mont Blanc.
Diverse activities are at your fingertips on the Tsanfleuron glacial plateau: Alpine Coaster with ten curves and thrilling 520-degree circle, dog sleds and snow-bus rides, cross-country skiing in the middle of summer, safe hikes over the Firn snow to the Quille du Diable, remarkable rock head and a round-tour via Cabane de Prarochet to the Sanetsch Pass and on direction Gsteig.
Altitude: 2965m
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"Everything that's happening in Ukraine definitely put a hold on things. But we have time," the actress, 24, tells Parade magazine.
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With some help from above, Buffalo firefighters succeeded Friday afternoon in dousing a stubborn, stealthy three-alarm fire in a massive North Buffalo structure that once housed a Curtiss-Wright Aircraft factory.
Firefighters thought they had put out the blaze at approximately 1:30 p.m. but a thermal-imaging camera aboard the Erie County Sheriff's Department helicopter, Air One, detected other hot spots in the ceiling of the brick, two-story building which in one section contains a tire warehouse that was spared damage.
"We thought the fire was out but there are hidden spots in the building with brick-walled partitions and compartments and the fire had traveled through the ceiling along a catwalk," Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell W. Whitfield Jr. said. "It's impossible for us to get a complete visual on a building of this size and that is why we called in Air One. We thought the fire was out, but Air One arrived and its thermal-imaging camera detected that it had spread to the abandoned section of the building."
Getting to the abandoned rear portion of the building, several blocks in from Military Road, proved more challenging than the relatively easy access at the front of the structure on the 2000 block of Elmwood Avenue, where the former M. Wile & Co. clothes factory had been situated.
Firefighters had to wait until a city public works crew arrived in a high loader to move a concrete barrier blocking a roadway onto the back of the site off Norris Avenue.
Then there was the threat of roof collapses.
"A six-foot-by-six-foot section of roof did collapse while firefighters were inside and we had to pull our personnel from the building," Whitfield said. "Fortunately, there were no injuries and we are grateful that the fire did not spread to the portion of the building used as a tire warehouse. If fire had hit that rubber, it would have been a huge problem."
The tires, he added, appeared to be new.
The cause remains under investigation.
Further adding to the difficulty of battling the blaze was the danger of firefighters becoming disoriented.
"The building is tight and dark inside and with the heavy smoke, you can walk inside a short distance and not be able to see and become easily disoriented," the commissioner said.
The sprawling structure had claimed the life of a firefighter decades earlier.
North Division Chief William Boland perished on Jan. 1, 1957, apparently from smoke inhalation. His death, fire officials said, resulted in the introduction of self-contained air packs for breathing – now standard equipment worn by firefighters when they head inside blazing structures.
At the height of Friday's blaze, which was reported at 12:04 p.m., some 70 firefighters were on the scene. It was declared extinguished at 3:39 p.m. and damage was set at $50,000 to the building and nothing to the contents.
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"yo, im bout to go to the jewelry store and buy me some bling"
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Insecure retards way of trying to get attention and to give the impression that they are "running shit".
Look at me! I bought me suh bling! I'msa cool not that I bought what the media told me tuh buy! What, NIGGA?!?
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Flashy jewelry, usually gold and gaudy. The name derives from the sound made in the video game MARIO BROS. when the character snags a gold coin.
"He wears his bling like a badge of honor."
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I really got wid that Bling, now I ain't wearing so much of it!
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Its basically another word for cocaine.
Lets go get some bling.
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Its basically another word for cocaine
Let go get some bling.
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some shiny things you wear around your neck. and your fingers. and your teeth aka "grillz". "Rob a jewelry store and tell em to make me a grill." Usually very blinding.
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A brand of car that came out of Sweden. Probably one of the best cars to make into a sleeper, many have been modded to have over 400hp. Unlike most people think, modern Volvos are in fact very good looking and very fast for their price.
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throw as many bricks as you want at this volvo-you won't dent it.
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The only car a true pimp would be seen in. Drivers are generally well equipped and don't need to compensate for anything. Best in yellow.
Wow, I wish I could get out of this prissy little Civic/Neon and into a nice Volvo.
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this is a tank in car clothings. can take all kinds of abuse, even sexualy. you can paint Go Al Quida in big white letters on the side and drive it at a US military patrole in iraq. it would only get a few dents. can also be used as a tractor, snow plow.
US soildier: oh shit its a volvo! i need artillery on my position!!!!!...run for your lives men!
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Car company known for their boxy but safe cars.
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I own a choclate lab and a Volvo wagon.
by Ted Krygier November 19, 2003
Large, boxy and seemingly dowdy Swedish car brand. The older RWD volvos (1800, 100 series, 200 series, 700 series, 900 series) will quite literally run forever with good maintinence, and time will tell if the FWD and post-Ford cars will keep that mantle of reliability. Although often bashed for their emphasis on safety, Volvo has been building surprisingly sporty cars for quite some time, such as the 740 turbos which had 180 horsepower in the 1980's (at the same time that the corvette only had 220 to put things in perspective). The performance of the R-line of cars has increased from adequate to BMW M-car challenging with the new AWD s60R and v70R models.
My currently underpowered Volvo 940GLE sedan will become a mustang-eating Q-ship once I drop the twin-turbo S80 t6 engine into it.
by Alex B. December 28, 2004
An automotive company from sweden. Also builds some commercial trucks. They may not be the best looking cars to own. However they are by far the safest vehicles you could drive. They also are very reliable and seem to go forever if properly maintained.
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Back in January of last year, it was announced that Sam Raimi's cult classic horror film 'Evil Dead' was being remade by a first-time director from Uruguay with a script by 'Juno' writer Diablo Cody. Not too many people were happy about that. However, now that the film has opened in theaters everywhere, everyone seems to be singing the praises for this remake. (I know that's what I did in my review over at ScienceFiction.com.)


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A professional athlete that achieves celebrity status, especially a professional in action sports.
Yo Rob Dyrdek is tight as hell, but it sucks that hes all prolebrity now.
Shaun White has given gingers something to be proud of. It's rad that they have their own prolebrity, man.
Shaun White has given gingers something to be proud of. It's rad that they have their own prolebrity, man.
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A Prolebrity is a person who is a professional, typically a leader or well known in their field, who's highly social, loves attention but unable - or not able - to achieve celebrity status; or is a professional who has achieved celebrity status. They're a cross between a hipster, yuppie, and someone who has reach unofficial celebrity status. Typically they're associated with a subculture of men and women typically in their late 20's, 30's and even 40's (college educated), and values independent thinking but blends well into common culture. They're progressive thinkers who are witty and hold an appreciation for finer things, but willing to work hard for it and achieve celebrity status within their field or profession. Prolebrities can also be consider or classified as workoholics or YUPs (young urban professionals). See def. for YUP
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PITTSBURGH - If the Steelers don't improve on last year's 8-8 season, don't blame it on old age.
The 2013 Steelers made their debut on Saturday night in an 18-13 loss to the New York Giants in the preseason opener at Heinz Field, and one thing is for certain: It's going to take the average fan a few games to match Steelers' names with uniform numbers.
The Steelers have gotten younger across the board, combating a criticism levied against them the last several years. The hope is the influx of youth, mixed with holdover veterans, will get the team back into their customary playoff spot in January.
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Second-year TE David Paulson will be called upon to make a bigger contribution this year.
A postseason berth is only going to come to fruition if they get significant production from younger guys, including several talented rookies on display and not on display against the Giants. But where they need an even bigger contribution is from last season's rookies.
The 2012 draft class didn't add much to the team during last year's disappointment. In fact, tackle Mike Adams was named the team's rookie of the year, mostly by default.
Adams, the No. 2 pick last year from Ohio State, is expected to be the team's starting left tackle this year, teaming with right guard David DeCastro, last year's No. 1 pick, on the Steelers' new-look offensive line. The line helped the first-team Steelers offense produce a 58-yard drive and a field goal against New York.
"The offensive line is creating space, and we are playing in sync,'' Steelers receiver Antonio Brown said at halftime. "We don't want to reflect too much on last year, but I think we are a lot farther ahead at this point than we were last year.''
DeCastro blew out a knee during last year's preseason and ended up playing in just the final three regular-season games. Adams played in 10 games but was mostly used at right tackle.
Last year's middle picks were all a waste. Third-rounder Sean Spence, a linebacker, suffered a significant knee injury in the preseason and missed the entire season and might not play this year. Fourth-rounder Alameda Ta'amu, a nose tackle, made no news on the field but made headlines with a drunken police chase. Fifth-rounder Chris Rainey flashed some decent plays at running back but couldn't stay out of trouble and is currently not on an NFL roster.
Two of the four seventh-round picks last year, tight end David Paulson and offensive lineman Kelvin Beachum, ended up sticking with the team and contributing in minor ways. Free-agent rookie finds, like punter Drew Butler and fullback Will Johnson, played bigger roles.
The Steelers now find themselves having to count on several of these players. Adams and DeCastro, no doubt, will need to enjoy solid seasons to help ensure the health of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and allow an improvement in the running game.
The O-line doesn't have much depth, but Beachum is a versatile lineman who will most likely be the first one off the bench if any of the guards or tackles get injured.
Ta'amu is behind Steve McLendon at nose tackle, but with Casey Hampton no longer around, his playing time will increase.
Paulson might be the biggest key player among the sophomores. With Heath Miller and Matt Spaeth expected to miss at least the early part of the regular season, Paulson all of a sudden is the starting tight end. He played the entire first half against the Giants and caught one pass for 13 yards.
"I'm watching [the younger guys] to see who is hustling, playing with technique and who doesn't get affected by all the surroundings, and can focus in and play good football,'' Steelers veteran defensive end Brett Keisel said Saturday. "A lot of guys are playing good. It is fun to see who rises to the occasion and who doesn't.''
It's still a little too early to tell if the youth movement has the team headed in the right direction - the first-team offense did OK against the Giants' first-team defense - minus Jason Pierre-Paul and Justin Tuck - Saturday night. We'll get a better feel on how the young guys are developing over the next three preseason games.
If ever a year the Steelers need four preseason games, this is one due to all of the rebuilding being done.
When the Steelers open the season at home on Sept. 8 against the Tennessee Titans, only two starters on offense - Roethlisberger and guard Ramon Foster - and six on defense will have started against the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV three years ago.
That's a dramatic change in a short period of time. The Steelers needed to get younger and did.
They're still somewhat paying for a sub-par 2008 draft class that currently has no members of it on their roster. They can't afford to have the 2012 draft class produce the same dismal results.
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Loud gasps were heard from the audience when U.S. Representative Bob Filner, chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs, offered this statistic while speaking before the annual convention of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - Adolescence is harsh, even under the best of circumstances. Experiencing it firsthand was bad enough; witnessing your own children navigate its treacherous waters, 21st century style, can be even worse.
Despite a seeming ability to be "connected" 24/7 via technology, teenage alienation is rampant. Helen Bansen is a Truckee teen who is trying to make it better. Bansen, a Truckee High School Class of 2012 graduate, now attends University of California, Davis. She spent the summer before college compiling a wonderful resource called "How to Make it Better" as project to receive her Girl Scout Gold Award. Bansen defines alienation as emotional isolation or dissociation.
"There is nothing worse than being set apart from people you just want to relate to. Preventing alienation is something that is very close to me, having had experienced alienation first hand, and having seen the toll it can take on your life," writes Bansen. "I want to create a book that will show people that they aren't alone, that they have the power to improve their circumstances for themselves."
The primary impetus for writing the book was rooted in the tragic suicide of a close friend of Helen's: "It made me heartsick to think that my friend felt so alone, and I wanted to do something about it ... Everyone always tells you that things will get better someday. I got tired of 'someday.' I want a book that will show you how you can change your own world, so that you can be happy and connected to people that make you feel good and help you to do the best that you can."
Toward that end, Bansen interviewed 10 classmates, who each told their very raw and heartfelt stories about feeling alienated. Some of the stories have neat and tidy endings, others chronicle ongoing struggles. All the stories include extensive lists of potential resources, mostly local or online.
As a teen librarian and parent of a teen, I was most struck at the honesty and willingness of the participants to tell their stories. Many of their stories brought me to tears. Beyond the stories themselves, it was especially great to see the prescriptive nature of the resources available locally. What worked for them may help other Truckee-Tahoe teens well into the future. Bansen has generously donated three copies to the Truckee Library, where they will be available for check-out. On behalf of our mountain community, I would like to thank Helen Bansen for getting tired of "someday" and for doing something about it.


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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said Thursday recent economic weakness has not changed his overall upbeat expectations for the economy this year and isn't enough to alter the central bank's plan to reduce its monthly bond purchases at coming policy meetings.
Mr. Dudley, in a Wall Street Journal interview, also said the Fed's 6.5% unemployment rate threshold for considering increases in short-term interest rates is "obsolete" and he would advocate scrapping it at the Fed's next meeting March 18-19.
"The threshold is pretty high" for changes in the current path of central bank bond buying, Mr. Dudley said. For the Fed to deviate from its current steady pace of cuts in the bond buys, "the outlook would have to change in a material way relative to my expectations."
Mr. Dudley, who also serves as vice-chairman of the monetary policy setting Federal Open Market Committee, has been a strong supporter of aggressive Fed action to help support the economy. He has grown more optimistic about the economic outlook in recent months and agreed in December to the central bank's decision to reduce its monthly bond purchases by $10 billion to $75 billion.
The Fed decided in January to trim the bond buys by another $10 billion to $65 billion. Mr. Dudley and other Fed officials have indicated in recent public remarks and interviews they are likely to favor cutting the purchases by $10 billion again at the next meeting. They have signaled that as long as the economy improves as they expect, they will end the program some time later this year.
Fed officials have stressed their plan for winding down the bond-buying program is not on a preset course. They could cut the purchases faster if economic growth picks up more than they expect, or they could slow down the reductions, or "tapering," if the recovery stumbles.
"If the economy decided it was going to grow at 5% or the economy decided it wasn't going to grow at all, those would be the kind of changes in the outlook that I think would warrant changing the pace of taper," Mr. Dudley said Thursday.
Economic reports on job gains, retail spending, home sales and factory output have all been disappointingly weak since the start of the year, though many analysts caution the data likely have been distorted somewhat by cold weather in parts of the country. Fed officials have greeted this swoon cautiously. Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen said in congressional testimony last week it was unclear how much of the softness was weather-related.
Mr. Dudley is latest of several Fed officials who have said it would take more than weak data to change their plans to reduce the bond buying: It would take weak data that fundamentally changes their expectations for continued improvement in the labor market and overall economic growth.
Mr. Dudley said that he still expects, "the economy should do better" this year relative to last, growing at around 3% this year.
He said, however, it appears very likely that harsh weather slowed economic growth in the first quarter to under a 2% annual rate.
Mr. Dudley also said he favors discarding the Fed's so-called forward guidance that it will not consider raising interest rates until the unemployment rate falls to 6.5%. The rate reached 6.6% in January and some analysts think it could hit 6.5% in the February employment report to be released Friday.
The 6.5% marker "is already a little bit obsolete in the sense we are really close to it,"Mr. Dudley said. The level is "not really providing a lot of value in terms of our communications."
The meeting later this month would be a "a reasonable time to revamp statement to take out that 6.5% threshold," he said. The Fed has amended its guidance to say rates could stay near zero well past that point as long as inflation remains in check.
A number of central bank officials have called for the threshold system to be set aside in favor of a broader, more qualitative method of assessing the health of the labor market. How the Fed settles the issue is important, because central bankers believe that when they offer strong guidance about the likely future course of short-term rates, markets respond. By assuring the public they plan to keep rates low for a long time, officials hope to encourage more spending, hiring and investment.
It is an especially important issue now because the Fed wants to keep spurring stronger economic growth and bring down unemployment.
Mr. Dudley affirmed that nothing's changed when it comes to the short-term interest rate outlook. He said "we have a long time to go before we have to think about raising short term interest rates."
Most Fed officials and many traders in futures markets expect the Fed to start raising short-term rates in mid- to late-2015. He said, "I think the market expectations are appropriate based on what we know today." He added, "The Fed thinking, and market thinking, are, I think, closely aligned."
Watch the entire interview playback here (It begins around the 9:45 mark, final version coming soon).
UPDATE: Most Fed officials expect to keep the overnight fed funds rate near zero percent until some time in 2015, an earlier version of this article incorrectly said the Fed might alter course in 2014.


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Saw on Instagram that Patrick was on his way back to Detroit to train for WTT. Hope he finds a lot of friendship and support there.
Saw on Instagram that Patrick was on his way back to Detroit to train for WTT. Hope he finds a lot of friendship and support there.
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I think friends mean a lot to Patrick. Wherever he goes, he always talk about being surrounded by friends as one of the reasons he moves to a place. I could see from a practice vid during Skate Canada 2012 that Blade, Amodio and himself get along very well. Body language tells a lot. Glad that he has, besides Blade, Weaver and Poje, other skater friends to motivate each other on.Originally Posted by SGrand
Here's a picture of Patrick with girlfriend Tess and models for Tess's fashion show in Ottawa.
I think Tess needs to remind Patrick to get some formal shoes to go with the suit!
^^^ The white laces just stick out like a sore thumb. Patrick needs to shop for a range of shoes.. of course together with Tess!
Max Aaron said that Patrick is fashionable and I don't buy that because I have never thought of Patrick as being a fashion icon. I am sure his wardrobe has changed since Tess became his girlfriend. I like his recent casual smart suit he wore at a fund raising event White Oaks Mall.
Since WTT is drawing near, one of TV Asahi sports-related programs has started to shift their focus on figure skating and they zeroed in on Patrick this week.
@3:02, he's using the Normatec compression pump to relax his lower extremities. First time I've seen him use it.
I think there are a number of good skaters in every team. It will be a close fight. Good luck to all teams!
I forgot.. thank you to figuristka too for the pix of Patrick and Tess. I am sure it's taken by Jeremy. Wow.. what an Easter .... having to eat on a make shift towel on the floor. Looks like whoever live there, just moved in.
I have been crazy busy so havent really involved myself with figure skating.
All the best to Patrick at the WTT.
I thought he pic was cute - picnic and all that!
The older man is Mr. Sano, the first Japanese medalist at the Worlds in 1977.
He was explaining how good Patrick's skating is, saying he can keep the position of his head in the air even while bending and stretching his knees when he skates, on the other hand, poor skaters' heads go up and down while skating.
The young lady is Shizuka Arakawa who won the gold medal in Turin Olympic.
She is saying that people used to say Patrick would be unbeatable once he got any harder jumps (such as quads) under his belt and now that his quad has become a powerful weapon for him, he's been developing into a flawless skater.
As far as I remember, she speaks highly of Patrick as an athlete at every opportunity, always appreciating his sincere attitude toward this sport.
Thanks AprilSnowy. Japan Bureau rocks! I like to listen to all these old timers talk and analyse other skaters. They pick up little things which I can't and I learn from them just like I learn from knowledgeable commentators.
Patrick's photo is appearing on the cover of the most popular magazine for figure skating fans in Japan!
Soooo happy!
Patrick struggles in his LP at WTT. I hope he gets to rest and feels motivated for next season. Part of me hopes he get s technical coach and if more comforable with Lori Nicol, goes back to her for his LP. I think he has improved artistically this year but lost some of his consistency during competition for his free program. Wish him well. Want him on the podium at Olympics so much.


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It is late in the afternoon and I am sitting on the porch. A plane flies over the moon, thus joining the cow in achieving the impossible.
Only for a moment is the plane in sight.In this moment, is a passenger looking down and wondering if someone on a porch is looking up, or is the passenger lost in an on-flight movie, oblivious to a world of fields and woods and small towns far below, a flyover world where allegedly nothing ever happens, and the seasons turn to the tune of marching bands, historical reenactments, and lots of speeches, not to mention the crowning of kings and queens?Quicker than dreams, the scene fades from active memory. It would be lost forever if not for a shining image "preserved" on a glass screen.


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UNIVERSITY PARK - That old line about the best offense being a good defense proved true at the Jordan Center Sunday afternoon. Penn State played its best defensive half of the season against New Hampshire, parlaying it into a huge lead at the break on the way to an easy 72-45 victory.
With only a Dec. 29 home tilt against Duquesne remaining before the start of Big Ten play, Pat Chambers' team (7-4) is riding its first three-game winning streak since the start of the 2011-12 season.
"I wanted to go out and play harder than them," Chambers said of the Wildcats. "I felt like we did that."
Penn State was active defensively from the start, scrambling from a variety of sets to push out on the UNH shooters. Nearly every attempt was contested as the Wildcats opened 1 of 9 and finished the first period at 5 of 28 (17.9 percent) overall and 1 of 10 from the arc.
This all unfolded in front of the PSU bench, as the assistant coaches and bench players whooped it up every time a Nittany Lion stepped into a passing lane or closed out on a jumper. The UNH players were frazzled.
Chambers noted that the vocal communication among his troops was key.
"I think today was the best job we've ever done," he said. "We talked early and often. When a team starts to communicate and listen to each other, that builds trust. I think what you saw today was a team building trust."
Chambers kept the energy high by substituting early and often, too. He rotated eight players for most of the half, and seven of them scored. Fresh throughout the first 20 minutes, the Lions motored up and down the floor. They had six steals and 15 points off turnovers.
"We came out and started playing hard," said guard Jermaine Marshall, who put together another strong all-around game with 15 points, four rebounds and three assists. Marshall also had a career-high five steals.
For the game, New Hampshire had 15 turnovers and Penn State turned them into 23 points.
"We need to create turnovers," Chambers said. "We need to somehow get deflections, get quick runouts and get easy baskets."
The lead was 39-14 at intermission. Even for a PSU team that had nearly blown big advantages in recent wins over Army and Delaware State, that turned out to be more than safe. UNH attempted to press in the second half but the Lions had little trouble cracking it over and over again.
State led by as many as 34 before Chambers cleared his bench. Guard D.J. Newbill (10 points), as well as forward Sasa Borovnjak (11) and Brandon Taylor (10) all reached double figures, too.
No Wildcat reached doubles as Bill Herrion's team - which lost by eight at UConn and eight in overtime at Boston College earlier this season - was held to its lowest point total of the year.
Game notes: Forward Ross Travis, Penn State's leading rebounder, sprained his left knee in practice Thursday. He missed his first start of the season. But he came off the bench (with a heavy brace) and contributed four points and six rebounds in 21 minutes. ... Guard Nick Colella started in place of Travis. He logged 29 minutes, scored six points and had a career-high three steals. ... The Duquesne game next Saturday tips at 4 p.m.
NEW HAMPSHIRE (4-7): Konan 1-8 3-3 5, Myrick 3-11 3-4 9, Pelcher 0-6 1-2 1, Rhoads 1-5 6-6 8, Bronner 2-5 0-0 6, Orozco 0-3 3-5 3, Mortenson 0-1 0-0 0, McDonnell 0-1 0-0 0, Okeke 1-6 0-0 2, Morris 3-5 0-0 9, Matagrano 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 12-53 16-20 45.
PENN ST. (7-4): Taylor 4-9 0-1 10, Borovnjak 4-7 3-4 11, Newbill 2-6 6-10 10, Marshall 6-12 0-0 15, Colella 2-6 1-1 6, Maduegbunam 0-2 0-0 0, Jack 2-2 2-2 6, Montminy 1-3 0-0 3, Cooper 0-0 0-0 0, Graham 2-2 3-4 7, Wisniewski 0-0 0-0 0, Travis 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 25-54 15-22 72.
Halftime-Penn St. 39-14. 3-Point Goals-New Hampshire 5-21 (Morris 3-5, Bronner 2-4, Orozco 0-1, Konan 0-2, Rhoads 0-2, Okeke 0-3, Myrick 0-4), Penn St. 7-22 (Marshall 3-5, Taylor 2-5, Montminy 1-2, Colella 1-5, Travis 0-1, Maduegbunam 0-2, Newbill 0-2). Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-New Hampshire 34 (Pelcher, Rhoads 5), Penn St. 40 (Newbill, Travis 6). Assists-New Hampshire 8 (McDonnell, Pelcher, Rhoads 2), Penn St. 13 (Colella, Marshall, Newbill 3). Total Fouls-New Hampshire 19, Penn St. 17. A-NA.


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The Lafayette County town of Lexington has been chosen as the first site in a University of Missouri effort to promote the arts in rural communities.
Officials from Lexington and the university's Extension office will kick off the program Tuesday afternoon at Wentworth Military Academy and College's Groendyke Hall. The 90-minute ceremony begins at 4 p.m.
School officials say the project will pair university experts with local artists and community arts leaders to create and promote various projects in the northwest Missouri city.
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Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Im clumsy. Awkward. A klutz. Always have been.
I fall downstairs, I fall upstairs. I trip over my own feet. I trip over the dog. I trip over shadows. Last week I covered my face during a sudden sneeze and poked myself in the eye. I walk into open doors and stumble over welcome mats. More than one person has seen me fall out of a car because I couldnt get my feet untangled in time.
I stumble, bumble and trip on a daily basis. Its part of my DNA, apparently. (But why cant I dance a lick, when my mother won multiple dance contests in her day?)
I mention all this so you will understand my empathy when I came across a creature clumsier than me. It happened like this
The closest town to us has a Belks and a feed store in the same shopping center, which I find hilarious but no-one else does. Anyway, I needed to buy some new underwear and Belks has always been known for fine lingerie, the same way JC Penney is known for having terrific curtains.
Now, yall know I HATE to shop, which should tell you the sorry state of my underwear drawer. But I gritted my teeth, clutched my husbands credit card and dashed through the store. Thirty minutes later Id snapped up some cute lingerie, a purse that somehow leaped into my arms and a summer-weight cotton bathrobe printed with tiny red rosebuds.
The cheery bathrobe put me in such a good mood, I decided to go stock up on chicken feed at the Tractor Supply store across the parking lot. (Our roosters, Ben and Jerry, eat a LOT, maybe because they stand approximately three feet tall. Or do they stand approximately three feet tall because they eat a lot?)
After paying for the feed, I was strolling out when I walked by a woman who had what looked like a large plastic owl perched on her leather-gloved hand. First I thought, Okay, its plastic owl appreciation day. Then I thought, Seriously? And turned back around.
Sure enough, it was a real, live owl perched calmly on a womans gloved hand. She represented Lowcountry Raptors, a nonprofit sanctuary that rescues injured raptors and educates the public about the beautiful birds of prey.
The owl, Carolina, kept opening and closing his curved beak, showing his pink throat and making whispery glack glack noises. Then he turned his head 180 degrees and I almost died. It was downright freaky. So of course I pulled out my phone and started snapping photos.
Someone else asked how the owl came to be rescued. The woman said the owl had pounced on a skunk, and being a young, uncoordinated owl, missed his target. The skunk slipped through his talons. Then, justifiably upset, it whirled and sprayed skunk juice right in the owls face. As the owl fell writhing to the ground, the skunk added insult to injury: It ran over and bit the birds toe off. Id need rehab too, after all that.
The owl was blind for a week. Hes fine now, but will never hunt again. Luckily he has a forever home with the sanctuary, and a fellow klutz in me. I am that owl. Clumsy, tripping over my own talonser, feet. Flopping around without a clue, thats me. If I were a raptor, Id be dead by now.
Graceful Im not, but at least Ive never been skunked. Yet.
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Philip Oliver who audios the voice of companion Hex appears in May 2009 issue of ATTITUDE almost in the buff and I do mean buff. Apparently he's posed for this magazine before and will strip at a moment's notice! I almost forgot, 25 year old David Ames is also on a page in this issue. He played Nathan in PLANET OF THE DEAD or so he says. I dn't recall him and I think I would have. Anyway...he says it is David's swansong but it's not unfortunately. Unless he's in something else further in the year...and if anyone can play Adric it's this guy. Anyway too bad he's not the new companion!


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Python modules are just files of python code. You do not need to write special syntax to tell python you are making a module. To create a module, write some python code into a file and save as .py extension (any file is already considered a module). All names assigned at the top level of the module become its attributes and are exported for the clients to use.
If you create a module (lets call it mod1.py) with the following syntax:
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If you import mod1, you create a module with one attribute, the name printer.
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This method identifies an external file to be loaded. It creates mod1 as a variable in the script. mod1 references the module object after it is done being loaded. We must then use the module name to fetch its attributes.
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The from statement copies the names from one file over to another scope. It allows us to use the copied namess directly in the script wihtout going through the module. However printer has less meaning to a reader than mod1.printer. Also it has the potential to silently overwrite names, if you imported names that that have the same names as existing variables in your scope. this peoblem does not occur in the import statement, as you always go through the module's name to get its contents.
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All of these are valid to import a module. The net effect of the from * statements though is less typing. However it is shunned upon as it floods the namespace. One example would be if you had a ton of modules to import and all of them used the from * statement. Where does printer() comes from, mod1? mod2? mod3? etc. etc.
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AS state in part 1, modules are loaded and run of the first imoport or from, and only the first. Python does it once per file, once per process. As a result you could use it to initialze variables:
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As wtih def, import and from are executable statements, not compile-time declarations. They could be nested in if tests, in function defs, etc. They are not ran until Python reaches them while executing your program.
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Internally, module namespaces are stored as dictionary objects, to view the object
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>>> list(mod3.__dict__.keys())
['__builtins__', '__file__', 'func', '__name__', 'Klass', '__package__', 'name', '__initializing__', '__cached__', '__loader__', 'sys', '__doc__']
Python adds some namespace for us, like:
__file__ is the name of the file the module was loaded from
__name__ gives its name as known to importers (without the .py ext and directory path)
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>>> mod3.__file__
>>> mod3.__name__
imp.reload forces an already loaded module's code to be reloaded and rerun.
lets make a module called mod4.py and in it:
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msg = 'first'
def printer():
now go to the interpreter and import that module.
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>>> import mod4
>>> mod4.printer()
>>> mod4.msg
now keep the interpreter open (this signifies a program that is still running) and modify the module, to something like:
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msg = 'second'
def printer():
and save and back to the interpreter:
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>>> mod4.printer()
printer() still returns the old data, so to get its current, we have to reload that module
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>>> from imp import reload
>>> reload(mod4)
<module 'mod4' from './mod4.py'>
>>> mod4.printer()
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A woman's body was found Saturday night inside a home in the 4700 block of East Trindle Road in Hampden Township. Police have identified the victim as 53-year-old Patricia Nolan. An autopsy found Nolan died of smoke inhalation.
Cumberland County Public Information Officer John Bruetsch said when fire crews arrived, there was smoke coming from all the windows.
A Pennsylvania State Police fire marshal is investigating the cause of the fire, which he said started in a bedroom.
Bruetsch said the same house caught fire on November 29 and a woman suffered injuries from jumping through a window to escape.


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