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On a bitterly cold winter's morning a husband and wife in Minneapolis were listening to the radio during breakfast.
They heard the announcer say, "We are going to have 8 to 10 inches of snow today. You must park your car on the even-numbered side of the street, so Snowplows can get through conveniently".
So the good wife went out and moved her car as instructed.
A week later while they are eating breakfast again, the radio announcer said, "We are expecting 10 to 12 inches of snow today. You must park your car on the odd-numbered side of the street, so the snowplows can get through."
The good wife went out and moved her car again.
The next week they are again having breakfast when the radio announcer says, "We are expecting 12 to 14 inches of snow today. You must park......." Then the power went off.
The good wife was very upset, and with a worried look on her face she said, "I don't know what to do. Which side of the street do I need to park on so the snowplows can get through?"
Then, with all the love and understanding in his voice that men who are married to blondes always exhibit, the husband replied, "Why don't you just leave the car in the garage this time?"
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Via The Guardian: Syria bombings leave 1.75 million without running water in Aleppo. Click or tap through for the whole report, a map and photo, and videos. Excerpt:
Heavy bombardment of the rebel-held eastern area of Aleppo has left about 1.75 million people without running water, the United Nations has said.
Intense attacks on Friday prevented repairs to the city's damaged Bab al-Nayrab pumping station, which supplies water to 250,000 people in the eastern parts of the city, according to the UN's children's agency, Unicef.
In retaliation, the nearby Suleiman al-Halabi station, which pumps water to 1.5 million people in the west of Aleppo, was switched off, it said.
"Nearly 2 million people in Aleppo are once again with no running water through the public network," said Hanaa Singer, a Unicef representative in Syria. "Depriving children of water puts them at risk of catastrophic outbreaks of waterborne diseases and adds to the suffering, fear and horror that children in Aleppo live through every day.
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The answer to everything.
"How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?"
"......Why 17?"
"It's the answer to everything."
"......Why 17?"
"It's the answer to everything."
Shadow~Dragon tarafından 28 Şubat 2012, Salı
a sex position where the girl is laying down at the edge of a bed/couch and raises her leg whle the guy walks up stands up straight and grabs her leg and using the leg to help him hump her anally of vaginally her shape represents the 7 and him representing the 1
dude i fucked her 17 yesterday its the nicest feeling position there is damn that was a great night
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also known as the spread eagle position
last night i had kathy in the 17.
amigo tarafından 6 Nisan 2005, Çarşamba
The most random number.
Pick a number. It's not really as good a random number as 17, is it?
Tom tarafından 1 Ocak 2004, Perşembe
the number for the sexual position of the spread eagle,when a girl is upside down and has her legs spread so it looks like the number 17, sorta
she let me do a 17 to her!
keith montgomery tarafından 24 Mart 2005, Perşembe
17 Is the legal age to have fuckie fuckie in adelaide - south australia.
Though most little sluts give in an spread their legs befor they turn 17.
Though most little sluts give in an spread their legs befor they turn 17.
You can't go for a ride in a bitche's wet wagon till she's 17
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The physical age of Edward Cullen.
Bella: How old are you?
Edward: 17.
Bella: How long have you been 17?
Edward: Awhile.
Edward: 17.
Bella: How long have you been 17?
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This is the best enchiladas I have ever had in my whole life. Since becoming a vegetarian a few years ago i haven't had any enchiladas since this recipe and it was fabulous. I even made it for my meat eating friends and they couldn't believe that there was no meat in it. IT IS FABULOUS and now it is a regular on the menu. THANKS!!!!!!
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Tennessee's defense has been especially tough at the start of games. The Vols allowed a season-low 16 first-half points vs. LSU, then matched that number Saturday vs. Carolina.
As fans are acutely aware, the Big Orange offense has been hit or miss - mostly miss - all season long. Tennessee made just 38.5 percent of its shots vs. Florida and 40 percent vs. LSU but won both games by playing stingy defense.
"The defense is a constant," head coach Bruce Pearl said following Saturday night's 79-53 defeat of South Carolina. "Teams take on the identity of their best player, and Wayne (Chism) has got this team defending."
Chism, a 6-9, 245-pound senior, is one of the NCAA's premier post defenders. He sets a determined defensive tone that the other Vols have picked up on.
"That's the way we built our identity at the start of the season," Chism said. "We stopped a lot of people."
Indeed. Tennessee (18-4) has held 18 of its first 22 opponents below 50 percent shooting, winning 17 of the 18 games. The only team to beat UT making less than half of its shots was Purdue, which hit 44.6 percent en route to a 73-72 win.
Conversely, the Vols have allowed four teams to shoot better than 50 percent, losing three of the four. The only exception was East Carolina, which hit 52.6 percent but doomed itself with 35 turnovers.
"The games we lost teams shot 50 percent," Chism noted. "We've picked that (defensive intensity) back up and said that nobody's going to shoot 50 percent on us again, so we have to go out and play good defense."
Pearl was really encouraged by his team's defensive efforts vs. LSU and South Carolina the past two games, especially in the opening 20 minutes.
"That's the second team we've held to 16 points in the first half," he noted. "The difference (vs. the Gamecocks) was that we did a good job of maintaining the defensive effort at the other end."
After limiting LSU to 30.5-percent shooting and Carolina to 27.6 percent in its last two outings, Tennessee should be feeling good about itself heading into Tuesday night's game at Vanderbilt.
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I purchased the 6cyl Mustang in 06 at 73,000mi as my first car and drove it about 13,000mi. It broke down twice, both times due to the alternator. The second breakdown was because an old alternator had been used to replace the first one and based on what I've read reliability doesn't seem to be a common problem with this car. Other than that I really enjoyed the car; the V6 had adequate power, although I would recommend the V8. I found that careful driving could get about 20mpg out of the automatic V6; I'm sure a manual could be fairly economical. The car was fun to drive on short trips, and I never noticed any issues with comfort on longer drives. I would recommend this car to anyone.
Everybody always liked this car. It had a classic name that everyone was able to relate to and I liked the looks. It was great value for the money and didn't kill me on gas. When it did break down it didn't cost a fortune to fix and even the 6 cylinder was surprisingly fun to drive.
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Hamburg-based Russian Alexander Alekseev, promoted by EC Box Promotion, has been stripped of the EBU cruiserweight title as he is currently sidelined with an undisclosed medical problem and unable to fight. Alekseev drew with Firat Arslan in his last fight - May 11 - and was supposed to fight Agron Dzila September 28 but that was cancelled, also due to Alexander´s health problems that is said to impair movements on the left side of his body but exactly what is wrong have not been diagnosed.
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8.6 Quake Possible in Southern California? Caltech Suggests New 'Mega-Earthquake'
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In recent years, scientists, first responders and utilities have been preparing for "The Big One," that inevitable quake that will rock Southern California to its core. It's coming. For sure. They just don't know when.
But the U.S. Geological Survey and Caltech have been on the ball, working from a likely scenario, a simulated "Shakeout" (see video after the jump) that would have a 7.8 quake hitting greater L.A. It would be deadly, destructive and put us in the dark for days, if not weeks.
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Unfortunately, a 7.8 might now be too low of an estimate for The Big One:
Caltech researchers looked at Sumatra's April 11 8.6 earthquake and concluded -- maybe -- that a similar temblor could happen along the same San Andreas fault that will produce our Big One.
Make that a possible Bigger One.
Scientists said the Indonesian rocker was larger than they ever thought such a quake "could be," according to Caltech. It was a "intraplate strike-slip quake," similar to what would happen at San Andreas, where much of California, from Baja to San Francisco, is moving north as the rest of America moves south.
In Sumatra, scientists found that this was not only the biggest strike-slip fault temblor ever, but that it set of a series of right-angle ruptures that amplified the shaking, like a block of ice cracking up in the heat.
And yes, it could happen here. The research, published last week in the journal Science Express, argues:
The new details provide fresh insights into the possibility of ruptures involving multiple faults occurring elsewhere--something that could be important for earthquake-hazard assessment along California's San Andreas fault, which itself is made up of many different segments and is intersected by a number of other faults at right angles.
Lingsen Meng, lead author of the Caltech research:
If other earthquake ruptures are able to go this deep or to connect as many fault segments as this earthquake did, they might also be very large and cause significant damage.
The USGS, of course, is begging Southern Californians to prepare for our "mega-earthquake," as academics called the Indonesian shaker. You know, flashlights, batteries, radios, water, nonperishable food. All that good stuff.
But 8.6? Be prepared to kiss your ass goodbye.
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Twitter Could Be Used To Quickly Measure Earthquakes; Other Warnings Possible
The U.S. Geological Survey is studying using Twitter to get fast data about the latest earthquakes, the USGS announced this week. In a separate announcement, the Survey said that separate technology could allow for warnings 10 seconds or so ahead of major quakes.
First, Twitter: While the Survey already has a user-driven website titled "Did You Feel It," the advantage of tracking reports via Twitter feeds is speed: Researchers can almost instantly get a sense of the size and scope of an earthquake -- and even assess whether or not there's associated damage -- with the instant info stream that is Twitter. Normal earthquake analysis -- size, location -- can take up to 20 minutes in sparsely populated areas, scientists say.
The USGS is calling it TED, or Twitter Earthquake Detection. The program would collect tweets about a particular event and show a location, map and reports almost instantaneously. USGS scientist Paul Earle calls the resulting product a "Twitter-enhanced alert."
USGS officials say that even in California, where earthquake monitoring equipment is bountiful, it can take up to three minutes to collect, analyze and put out data about a quake the traditional way. In less populated parts of the U.S., which often have fewer earthquake monitoring stations, such reports can take as long as 20 minutes to publish, said USGS scientist Michelle Guy. Twitter could crush that time into seconds. "Comparatively people start tweeting about an event within seconds after in occurs," Guy said.
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"After an earthquake they [Twitter users] often rapidly report that an earthquake has occurred and describe what they experienced," adds Earle. " ... Twitter reports often precede the USGS' publicly released, scientifically verified earthquake alerts."
Regarding the warning system: It's coming to California, says the USGS. "The California Integrated Seismic Network (CISN) ShakeAlert System, will provide warning to a small group of test users, including emergency response groups, utilities, and transportation agencies," states the Survey. "While in the testing phase, the system will not provide public alerts."
It is feasible that in the future, however, the warning system would allow information to be broadcast online and on television, and via text message and email; and it could trigger electronic systems to stop elevators at the nearest floor in high-rises, and slow and halt trains.
Electronic communication, the USGS notes, is faster than the speed of earthquakes, so first rumbles could lead to rapid warnings throughout a region like Southern California.
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It appears that the Porcupine caribou herds of Alaska and Canada are on the rebound. Preliminary counts from the 2010 photo census put population counts over the previous count of 123,000 from 10 years ago. However the final numbers are still being compiled and won't be known for a few months. CBC.ca [2] has the full story.
With other caribou herds in decline across the North, wildlife managers in both Alaska and Yukon had feared the worst for the cross-border Porcupine herd. In 2009, the Yukon government imposed controversial hunting restrictions along the Dempster Highway, in an effort to protect herd numbers. The Yukon government says news of the higher caribou numbers means officials can review the hunting restrictions along the Dempster Highway.
[1] http://www.addtoany.com/share_save?linkurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.biggamehunt.net%2Fblogs%2Fbghjournal%2Fporcupine-caribou-herd-rebound&linkname=Porcupine%20Caribou%20Herd%20on%20the%20Rebound%20%7C%20Big%20Game%20Hunt
[2] http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/2011/01/21/alaska-porcupine-caribou-census.html
[3] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Alaska
[4] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Yukon
[5] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Caribou


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Toad the Wet Sprocket? Like, are you going to wear your Members Only jacket, or the acid wash? (runs)
I'll wear some smarty-pants geek t-shirt, and hope very, very hard they haven't gotten old and sucky. When I finally got to see Thrill Kill Cult in concert, it was about 20 years too late and I'm still sad about that.
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Bart: Two people dead, just so we can live without working!
Annie Laurie Starr: Come on, Bart, let's finish it the way we started it: on the level.
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4 Stylish IKEA Besta Media Console Hacks
Clean and Sleek Media Console Niels' setup is more minimal than the others we've featured, but the wooden panels add a rustic feel to his media console. He spent about $300 setting it up and we have to say that he ended up with something really good-looking. The wooden sheets were added to change the look of the Besta and to strengthen it. They were glued and screwed into place. The wood also contrasts with the overall whiteness of his living room.
Jens' Custom Setup from Germany This setup from Jens comes complete with cable management and integrated lighting, so that everything looks perfect when he wants to enjoy a movie with his family. Jens estimates that the total cost of his endeavor was about $1,400, including everything. He also used DIY cement stones as a backing plate, which adds a bit of pizazz. They were glued to a piece of drywall by hand. The design is somewhat asymmetrical, which also gives it an organic feel that's been bolstered with lots of house plants situated near and around the console. Faux-Upholstered IKEA Besta Console We definitely like the look of this Besta. The only way it could be improved would be if it was covered in leather, though that's probably not something practical. Nevertheless, the look of this Besta reeks of style and sophistication. The overall hack isn't hard to do, and the results are unique.
Chris' Besta Installation Our colleague Chris tackled his home theater setup last year and we have to say that it's pretty impressive. It took him three weeks to plan and build his dream setup, but the results are amazing. We like how comfortable the whole home theater area looks. The Besta was thoroughly customized. MORE HOME HACKS ON APARTMENT THERAPY Johan's Ultimate Home Theater Hack The Home Theater Coffee Table Hack The Besta PC Hack (Images: Niels Ostenfeld, Jens, Chris Perez)


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Tina Chan
Are You Strong Enough To Be My Man? - Poem by Tina Chan
Are you strong enough to be my man?
Wanted: a hero
I needed a savior
I needed a redeemer
I needed a conqueror
I needed a soldier
I needed a fire man
I needed a vanquisher
I seek one with physical strength
To move my body across the East River
As I worked seven consecutive days
Past exhaustion
Of a full eight hour work day
Soon to be ten consecutive days
Non-stop 'til the eve of my birthday
Standing on a hard cement floor
Unable to move my body any further
Where fellow co-workers question my physical appearance
Are you strong enough to be my man?
One who qualify with physical strength
Whom I can lean on
Sleeping on the long haul train ride coming in
Nearly missing my stop
Are you strong enough to be my man?
As my family shots concern looks at me
For a familiar face comforts exhaustion
Life never slows down
The world does not stop due to exhaustion
I tough it up
Trek onwards in life
Picked myself up
Carry my own weight
Schlep my tired some achy feet home
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