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|qwopisinthemailbox said: we can be bisexual together, you can be promiscuous, indecisive and unable to settle down and i'll be ...what's the opposite of promiscuous? and i don't mean pure, 'cause i don't wanna be that. but yea i'll be decisive and settled enough for the both of us. i hope this is at least a little bit comforting because it seemed like a good idea and now i don't know if it is because you can tell i'm having issues with words, but i tried ._.
…monogamous? lol. you're a sweetie.
|qwopisinthemailbox said: ALEX YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO BE A FIREBENDER YOU WOULD BURN -ALL- THE THINGS
|Anonymous said: Are you doing okay? I thought you posted something last night about suicidal thoughts but I can't find the post now.
Yeah there were a few posts and some conversation last night but I deleted them on my way to work this morning. I didn't know how today was going to go and I didn't want to come home and be overwhelmed with it.
I'm…no. But don't worry too much.
If you want to help, and I'm following you, can you just make sure you're tagging your Game of Thrones? I really don't want to talk about it at all. Or think about it, or look at it. That would be a big help.
|Anonymous said: what are your goals?
…hi there. Are we just asking random questions?
Ummmm…hm. I have a lot of goals. I would like to publish a book someday, but it's not something I'm working hard towards right now. I write on a regular basis but more to keep the muscles loose at this point. I haven't been working on a cohesive story for a few months now. I will at some point start doing that again. Perhaps soon.
A lot of my short term goals right now involve making money. Partly because I like things like clothes and makeup and books and video games and getting take out, and those things are expensive, but also because I would like to get to a point where I have a comfortable amount of money in my savings account, because I think that will be helpful to things in the future.
I also toss the idea back and forth of going back to school and at least getting my associates degree, since I already have a decent amount of credits, but that would involve getting some things like my anxiety under control far better than I have it now, and I think that may be more of a process than I am open to at this stage, if I'm honest.
Also you know, just being a decently happy human being. That's a goal. That can be attained. Perhaps.
Enough of my life has been taking what comes at me and working with it, that I have learned I like my options staying fairly open. And that's about where I am right now. Lots of open options and a fair amount of uncertainty about what comes next. But not in a bad way.
Hope that was a good enough answer >.>
Edit: See all the marvel movies. Fill the rest of my natural born life with every new installment in the franchise. Keep up with the comicverse even if I don't read it all. Stay immersed in Marvel because it is almost certainly going to outlive me.
|Anonymous said: The thing about 19 years later for is the fact I can still reread whole HP series. Epilogue doesn't take from its message, but I won't be able to watch himym again, because of this shitty ending
That's legit. I don't blame you for that at all. It will definitely color my view of the show if I watch it again which really sucks, it has tainted the flavor quite a bit. But I'm gonna do my best to live in a deep seeded denial and see if I can just push this garbage out of my head.
We'll see what the success rate of that ends up being.
|Anonymous said: I didn't know you liked Gurren Lagann!
I know there was literally zero evidence of this fact
|Anonymous said: aren't you discriminating against people based on their gender if you respond to them differently based on their gender? that's shallow isn't it?
I am literally just talking about being attracted to a person. Like the way my body responds and the way chemicals are released in my brain. I'm not determining their worth as a human being, I'm not even determining whether I'd have a successful relationship with them because I'm not taking that possibility out of the equation.
Gay men are not discriminating against women by not wanting to bang them it's the same kind of thing just on a different spectrum.
I just - what? If that makes me shallow I can live with that I guess?
|Anonymous said: Why do you prefer the term bisexual? Isn't it super binary?
No, it's not.
Pansexual has always been explained to me. by people who identify as pansexual. as being attracted to people based on who they are as people, and that their gender doesn't play into that at all.
Gender does play into my attraction to people. I am not only attracted to binary genders, but I am attracted to male presenting people and female presenting people differently. I react to them differently, I flirt with them differently, my relationships with them are different. No gender is better or worse, but the dynamics are so distinct I would be lying to say that gender doesn't matter.
That is not to say I wouldn't date an androgynous person, or a trans person. I have dated people on different points in the gender spectrum, and would date people on many more. But bisexual feels like an honest label to me, and it always has. It's how I'm comfortable identifying.
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19.You are holding onto your grandmother's hand and the hand of a newborn that you do not know as they hang over the edge of a cliff. You have to let one go to save the other. Who do you let fall to their death? What was your rationale for making the decision?
I think I would just cut the wire.
I mean really see no reason I can't save both of them. The newborn won't weigh very much. Even if I toss it over my shoulder or something, it might get hurt but it will have a better chance than if it falls off a cliff. And then I have two whole hands to pull my grandmother up with. Everyone wins.
If I have to choose, the newborn can fall. My people come first. Always.
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2. Think of the last time you were REALLY angry. WHY were you angry? Do you still feel the same way?
Similar to the last ask, when they told me my hours were getting cut at work. Hours are getting cut in response to the Affordable Care Act and there is nothing me, my manager, or HR can do about it. Yes, I am still pissed. I am still very very pissed.
6. You are walking down the street on your way to work. There is a dog drowning in the canal on the side of the street. Your boss has told you if you are late even once more, you are fired. Do you take the time to save the dogs life? Why or Why not?
Well if I was in a job where I was being irresponsible often enough that it was that big an issue, the job wouldn't be super high priority to me. That's not a sweeping statement about punctuality or habits and priorities, just me personally. Also if my boss was that big a dick I'd probably be better off without them. And you count in factors such as adrenaline and crisis response…yeah I'd probably stop.
9. Think of the last person who you know that died. You have the chance to give them 1 hour of life back, but you have to give up one year of yours. Do you do it? Why or Why not?
I wasn't that close to the last person I know who died. The last person I was close to…also probably not. She died peacefully in her sleep, that's for the best.
12.Your boss tells your coworker that they have to let them go because of work shortage, and they are the newest employee. You have been there much longer. Your coworker has a family to support and no other means of income. Do you go to your boss and offer to leave the company? Why or Why not?
No. That is a fair way to make that decision, and I have to support myself too.
17 has been answered.
20. Are you old fashioned?
23.If you could do anything or wish anything, what would it be?
I'd wish for financial security. Like money can't buy happiness that's all well and good, but if I were financially secure I'd have a lot more avenues open for me to pursue happiness down.


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A research has revealed that primary school children are under so much pressure to perform well in their exams that more than half will skip meals ahead of exams this week. The top educators in Britain have labelled this fact as "shocking".
As England's Year Six pupils have got busy with their National Curriculum tests, known as SATs, research by Kellogg's has found that one in ten children went into their exams last year without having breakfast, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
The report asked children, who sat for the tests in 2013, a range of questions and showed that of those who didn't eat breakfast, a staggering 88 percent put it down to pre-exam jitters. Some children admitted they got by on chocolate bars and energy drinks.
However, the results were much more encouraging for those children who attended a breakfast club on the morning of the exams.
More than a quarter of children attended a breakfast club before their SATs last year, and 54 percent of those said it helped them to concentrate, 38 percent said it calmed them down, and nearly a third said it helped with nerves.
"It's shocking that children are going into key exams with an empty tummy. But what's also important is that primary school children sitting SATs are able to start the day in a safe and supportive environment so they can perform as well as possible," said John Coe of the National Association of Primary Education.
"Breakfast clubs give children that opportunity and that's why it's great that companies like Kellogg's support breakfast clubs in schools and offer this boost at exam time with free cereal."
As a result, cereal company Kellogg's provided a stress-free haven at 250 school breakfast clubs across England for the second-year running, by donating 31,250 free breakfasts to schoolchildren who took their exams from May 12.
Teachers were also surveyed and almost three quarters said students were less likely to concentrate if they hadn't had breakfast and nearly two-thirds said they would be too tired to perform at their best during exams.
A third also said not eating breakfast added to students' anxiety levels and 24 percent were more likely to be nervous.
Since 1998, Kellogg's has set up more than 1,000 breakfast clubs in some of the most deprived areas of the country and has supported 875 clubs this academic year alone with funding, food and training. This is part of the company's pledge to donate 15 million servings of breakfast and snacks across the UK, by the end of 2016.
Paul Wheeler, a director at Kellogg's, said: "We understand the importance of a good breakfast and that's why we're supporting breakfast clubs for SATs pupils nationally."
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You're sitting with some guys, and you're playing and you go, "Ooh, yeah!" That feeling is worth more than anything. There's a certain moment when you realize that you've actually just left the planet for a bit and that nobody can touch you. You're elevated because you're with a bunch of guys that want to do the same thing as you. And when it works, baby, you've got wings. You know you've been somewhere most people will never get; you've been to a special place. And then you want to keep going back and keep landing again, and when you land you get busted. But you always want to go back there. It's flying without a license.
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Always to Care, Never to KillROBERT P. GEORGE
National Review Online recently had a chance to talk to Robert P. George, the McCormick professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University and a member of the President's Council on Bioethics, about the Terri Schiavo case and the broader issue of assisted suicide.
National Review Online: How should we go about thinking about the circumstances under which it is morally permissible to refuse medical treatment? What principles ought to guide us?
Robert P. George: From a moral vantage point, it can be, though it will not always be, permissible to decline treatment even potentially life-saving treatment when one's reason for declining the treatment is something other than the belief that one's life, or the life of the person for whom one is making a decision, lacks sufficient value to be worth living. What we must avoid, always and everywhere, is yielding to the temptation to regard some human lives, or the lives of human beings in certain conditions, as lebensunwerten Lebens, lives unworthy of life. Since the life of every human being has inherent worth and dignity, there is no valid category of lebensunwerten Lebens. Any society that supposes that there is such a category has deeply morally compromised itself. As Leon Kass recently reminded us in a powerful address at the Holocaust Museum, it was supposedly enlightened and progressive German academics and medical people who put their nation on the road to shame more than a decade before the Nazis rose to power by promoting a doctrine of eugenics based precisely on the proposition that the lives of some human beings such as the severely retarded are unworthy of life.
NRO: Just to provide greater clarity to the principle, could you explain how it applies to the cases of the killing of enemy combatants in wartime and of the death penalty?
George: Sure. Killing in war assuming that it is not a genocidal war is not done on the ground that enemy soldiers have lives unworthy of life. Where a war is just, the killing of combatants on the field of battle is done in self-defense or in the defense of innocent third parties who are victims, or potential victims, of an unjust aggressor. Even where a war is unjust, the reason for killing is typically something like expanding a nation's borders, gaining wealth, or avenging a perceived historical wrong. The exception again is a genocidal war, where members of certain groups are targeted for extermination because their enemies regard them as unfit to live. The Nazis killed murdered thousands of handicapped people and millions of Jews precisely because they regarded them as unfit to live. German soldiers some of whom were Nazis, some of whom weren't killed hundreds of thousands of British and American soldiers in battle, not because they regarded them as lebensunwerten Lebens, but in the cause of territorial expansion and world domination.
Now let's consider the death penalty. Its supporters typically do not claim that the death-row inmate has a life unworthy of life. That isn't their justification for capital punishment. Their claim, rather, is that the individual convicted of a capital murder should be executed because that is what justice requires as payment for his heinous crime. Their justification for the death penalty is retributive. (Of course, they may also believe that the application of the death penalty will prevent the murderer in question from repeating his crimes and perhaps also deter others.) They may fully recognize the inherent dignity and value of every human life, including the life of the murderer himself, yet believe that by wantonly taking the life of another human being the murderer has forfeited his own right to life. Some supporters of the application of the death penalty in the case of Karla Faye Tucker acknowledged that she had repented of her crime and reformed herself. They certainly did not regard her as unfit to live. Indeed, they believed that, if spared, she would probably devote her life to good causes. Yet they believed that retributive justice demanded her execution.
Of course, opponents of the death penalty, such as the pope, say that a due respect for the inherent worth and dignity of every human life, including the life of a murderer, forbids the death penalty except in circumstances in which it is the only way to prevent a particular murder from killing yet again. But the dispute between its supporters (in most cases) and opponents is about the moral implications of the principle that human worth and dignity are inherent. It is not a dispute about whether the principle is valid and ought to govern our deliberation about when, if ever, killing is morally permissible.
NRO: To what extent do these principles depend on sectarian religious belief?
George: Not at all. At the same time, they are in harmony with the teachings of the Jewish and Christian traditions. These traditions proclaim the inherent worth and dignity of every human being as a creature made in the very image of God imago dei. In our own culture, the Catholic Church has played a leading, albeit far from exclusive, role in defending these principles when they have come under attack by proponents of abortion and euthanasia. But the Church herself has not put these ideas forward as matters of special revelation. The Church's own teaching is that they are matters of natural law that all people of good will can understand and for which every mature individual in possession of his faculties can be held responsible. They're knowable by the light or reason and conscience even apart from the teaching of the Bible or the magisterium of the Church.
NRO: What's the role for public authority in enforcing these norms?
George: First, it is to ensure that no laws are premised on the proposition that some lives are lebensunwerten Leben. And not only must public authorities refrain from acting on any such premise, they should protect people from being victimized by other individuals, or by institutions, who would treat some lives as unworthy of life.
NRO: Back to the question of declining medical care
George: We know of course that there are lots of legitimate reasons for declining medical care. Often it's burdensome in nature; often it interferes with other opportunities that one might have, the opportunity for example to spend the remaining time one has, even if it will be shorter, in the embrace of one's family in the home rather than in an institution; sometimes it's the daunting expense that is involved. These can be morally legitimate reasons for declining medical care even where treatment could extend life a bit. But at the same time, we know that our decision as a society to recognize a right to refuse treatment, though it is the morally and prudentially correct decision in my view, will open certain limited opportunities for abuse. There will be circumstances in which people who want to do away with themselves will be able to accomplish the goal by exercising the right to decline life-saving medical care. And there will, alas, be circumstances in which some people, exercising so-called substituted judgment, make unjustified "choices for death" to use the language of euthanasia advocate Ronald Dworkin of people for whom they are supposed to be caring.
It is important to see, however, that the law does not validate such choices. It treats abuses as unfortunate but unavoidable side-effects that must be tolerated and cannot prudently be eliminated without sacrificing important values and objectives. There is nothing odd about this. In many areas of law, possible abuses must be tolerated as side effects of honoring important values. We know, for example, that some criminals and their attorneys will abuse the procedural protections that our society affords to persons accused of crimes to escape just punishment. Yet we rightly consider certain protections to be essential to the system of justice.
Now this, by the way, the Supreme Court actually managed to recognize in the assisted-suicide cases, when the justices unanimously rejected a right to assisted suicide while at the same time accepting the traditional common-law understanding that people have a right to decline even potentially life saving medical treatments. What the Court said is you can't deny people pain-killing narcotics even if a side-effect of the pain-killing narcotics is the shortening of life. That's entirely consistent with the moral norms I am explaining and defending, and which the Judaeo-Christian tradition endorses.
NRO: As you know, there's some question about what Terri Schiavo's wishes were or would be now. How much should turn on this question?
George: It is the wrong question. It is pointless to ask whether Terri Schiavo had somehow formed a conditional intention to have herself starved to death if eventually she found herself in a brain-damaged condition. What's really going on here and I don't think we can afford to kid ourselves about this is that Terri's husband has decided that hers is a life not worth having. In his opinion, her continued existence is nothing but a burden a burden to herself, to him, to society. He has presumed to decide that his wife is better off dead.
Consider the case of a beautiful young woman an actress or fashion model perhaps who is severely burned in a fire. Prior to actually finding herself in such a condition, she might have supposed and even said, if the subject had come up in a conversation that she would rather be dead than live with her face grotesquely disfigured. But no one would be surprised if in the actual event she did not try to kill herself by starvation or some other means, and did not want to die.
In any event, it is clear that the only reason for Michael Schiavo's decision is that he considers Terri's quality of life to be so poor that he wants her to be dead. He claims that she would want that too, which I don't grant, but even if he's right about that, we should treat her like anyone else who wants to commit suicide. We rescue, we care. We affirm the inherent value of the life of every human being. Our governing principle should be always to care, never to kill.
NRO: What are the proper limits of the federal government's authority here?
George: I don't see that any just authority of the state of Florida is being displaced by the effort of Congress to ensure that Terri's right to life is honored and that civil rights claims on her behalf are given a hearing in the federal courts. By "just authority of the state of Florida," I mean the authority of the people of Florida to make laws through their elected representatives, subject to the provisions of the state constitution and the Constitution of the United States. I am not impressed by appeals to "federalism" to protect the decisions of state court judges who usurp the authority of democratically constituted state legislative bodies by interpreting statutes beyond recognition or by invalidating state laws or the actions of state officials in the absence of any remotely plausible argument rooted in the text, logic, structure, or historical understanding of the state or federal constitution. The fact is that, under color of law, Michael Schiavo is seeking to deprive Terri of sustenance because of her disability. Under federal civil-rights statutes, this raises a substantial issue. It cannot be waved away by invoking states' rights.
The federalism argument is more plausible in the case of Oregon's assisted-suicide law than it is in Terri Schiavo's case. It wasn't some judge in Oregon who manufactured a right to assisted suicide or claimed to find it hiding in a penumbra. I think the people of Oregon made an unwise, indeed, tragic, decision, but it was a decision made by the democratically constituted people of Oregon. Whether or not there are legitimate grounds for the federal government to override that decision, the federalism argument for not overriding it is far weightier and more serious than it is when trotted out as a reason to keep Congress from acting to prevent Terri Schiavo's being starved to death at the command of her husband.
The other thing that Congress is being accused of is interfering in a family decision. Now look: Terri Schiavo has been abandoned by her husband. Michael Schiavo took a vow to be faithful to Terri "in sickness and in health, forsaking all others, 'til death do us part." But he has not been faithful; he has not forsaken all others. He has set himself up in a marriage in all-but-name with someone else, a woman with whom he already has two children. He has disrespected Terri and, indeed, forsaken her. Now he is seeking to bring about her death by starvation. Notice something wrong with this picture? Terri's parents and siblings, by contrast, have never abandoned her. They are prepared to shoulder all the burdens, including the financial burdens, of caring for her. They want to provide the therapy that many medical people who have observed Terri, whether at the bedside or by videotape, believe can help her. No one expects a full recovery, but it may be possible for her to make genuine progress. That possibility will be foreclosed, however, if she is killed by deliberate starvation before it can begin.
Robert P. George. "Always to Care, Never to Kill." National Review (March 21, 2005).
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Chris Gould wrote: Did you spot the Wilsons in it?
No, but James W said they were in the supermarket scene.
Wilson Bros, are you lurking around here? Is he right?
No, but James W said they were in the supermarket scene.
Wilson Bros, are you lurking around here? Is he right?
Did you spot the Wilsons in it?
Not sure, I didn't stick around to watch the credits. Had to get out of the cinema really seeing as I was on call for work and the guys on the door took everyone's mobile phones off them!
Hehe yeah. Quite a few good lines actually. Will probably see it again. Was there anything after the credits?
Yeah, I noticed The Omen and I think The Shining in there as well. Loved the Point Break moment near the end too.
However, my favourite line has to be "If you want to be a big cop in a small town..."
However, my favourite line has to be "If you want to be a big cop in a small town..."
Aye, could have been 20 mins shorter maybe, but it really picks up towards the end. Some nice references to previous films (Cornetto) and a few decent cameos. There was a really good sight gag about a pig getting spit roasted that cracked me (and me alone) up. Seemed to be references to a fair few films as well; think I saw nods to Matrix Revolutions and Aliens towards the end.
I saw this at a preview last Monday. Drags a little bit towards the end but when it's funny, it's VERY funny
April 20 now
You guys are really lucky, it releases over there on Friday right? Man, we have to wait until April (13th?). I loved "Shaun" so I cannot wait for this one now. Damn you various international release dates.
For me, the best lines in the trailer were: 'About two feet tall. Long, slender neck'. Merchant just cracks me up.
Aye this ones up the top of my list :D
Shame it's still months away.
hehe yeah, that bit made me laugh (the kicking in the face bit).
YES! Can't wait. Shortcut bit is wonderful. Did he kick an old woman in the face towards the end? Thanks for that, sorely needed.
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Mugler 2012 Fall/Winter Runway feat. Exclusive Track by Azealia Banks
Yesterday we featured Mugler's 2012 fall/winter collection which drew inspiration from timeless masculine uniforms and superhero-like designs with a range of unconventional cuts and materials. Today the experimental designer label releases a short video featuring a collection of footage captured at the Mugler workshop leading up to, and after the runway show. Specially commissioned by Creative Director Nicola Formichetti, you'll hear the energetic sounds of recording artist Azealia Banks, who released a new track just for the presentation.
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We Cincinnatians are indebted to Cliff Radel for his work, research and journalism on the subject of the Winold Reiss' mosaics murals. Having the names of the people pictured in the murals is a city treasure. The people represent so much that is/was positive about business and labor in our area. Knowing some of the background of those hard-working folks adds more value to the physical beauty of Reiss' monumental work.
Maybe the murals could be featured in some future Labor Day observance.
Thank you Mr. Radel and anyone else who assisted in identifying the subjects who posed for the original photos.
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The Toronto Raptors are now a game over.500 after their rout of the Washington Wizards by a score of 101-88
Demar Derozan lead the way with 20 points, and Kyle Lowry dished out 11 assists, to go along with 19 points.
The third quarter proved pivotal, as the Raptors entered the frame with a 3 point lead. They stretched that lead to 23, after a 36-16 quarter dominated by the Toronto Raptors.
In the third and fourth quarter, the Wizards went over eight minutes without registering a field goal.
Patrick Patterson came off the bench and had a phenomenal shooting night, making 8 of 10 field goals and finishing with 18 points.
Terrence Ross continued his steady play, finishing with 14 points, including key 3 pointers early in the third as they distanced themselves.
Amir Johnson, who I predicted in The Weekly Rap Up would be a tough match-up for the Wizards front-court, had 17 points and 7 rebounds, to go along with 2 assists and 2 blocks.
Jonas Valanciunas had an off night and struggled with foul trouble as he finished with 7 points and 7 rebounds.
The Toronto Raptors are now on a 5 game winning streak as they travel to Miami on Sunday to take on Lebron James and the Heat.
The Toronto Raptors previously won at home against the Indiana Pacers, which will perhaps be an indicator of what to expect as they take on the defending champions.
Notes: John Wall came into the game with an 8 game streak in which he scored 20+ points… He finished with 11 points. With the Toronto Raptors at 16-15, it marks the first time they have been above .500 since January 2009. They are 10-3 since the Rudy Gay trade.
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Getting to Know Tuukka
Check out the latest "Getting to Know" video with Tuukka Rask at the link above or by clicking here.
More than halfway through the season, Rask's Q&A is the 15th video we've filmed so far. The segment started fairly organically back in August when we visited Jarome Iginla in British Columbia before he first suited up in the Spoked-B, and has kind of taken on a life of its own.
For us, it often breaks up the monotony of the everyday postpractice, pregame and postgame interviews with the team that we package in our "Bruins Beat" reports.
Something I've learned? No matter the questions/answers (and how serious or lighthearted - or ridiculous - they may be), a piece of the Bruin's personality always shines through, and that is the ultimate goal.
The interviews usually last longer than the 2-3 minute videos that end up on BostonBruinsTV.com. That means there are often a few questions and answers that don't make it in. So, I figured there's no better time than the Olympic Break to go back through the footage.
We'll start by filling in the "Getting to Know Tuukka"…
Favorite band and type of music?
[No hesitation here.] "Favorite band's got to be Metallica, but I'm pretty much everything goes for me, music-wise. I'm mostly classic rock, rock, metal, that's my first selection."
Play an instrument?
"I play drums, and a little bit of guitar."
So, if we had a drum set here right now in the locker room, what would you play?
"I don't know, I don't really play songs…I just jam. But a song from Metallica, Seek and Destroy."
Is that your favorite song?
"I'd say it's a pretty good song, it's up there."
If if I had you make a band with other guys in this room right now, is there anyone you would choose to put in your group?
"Johnny, he can play guitar. Then Looch and Bart can sing - well I don't know if they can sing, but they like to sing, so those three at least."
[Johnny Boychuk was soon standing right by the camera. "He's putting you in his band," I said. "Well, yeah, he's smart," said Johnny. "Lead guitarist," Tuukka told him.]
If you're not playing hockey, would you be a drummer?
"Oh I don't know, being a rock star would probably be nice, would be really draining but - rockstar, or soccer player or tennis player."
So, favorite non-hockey sports, soccer and tennis?
"Yeah, and golf, have to put golf up there, too."
David said soccer, too. Could you beat him?
How about in two-touch?
"Yeah, yeah, I can juggle the ball [better than] most of the team, I would say."
Before hockey was on the radar, what was your first job?
[Well, I first blindly started 'how'd you make your first dollar?' to which the smirking netminder gestured, 'well, we didn't have dollars in Finland.' FYI, would have been the markka and then euro going into his paycheck back then…]
"But I was a stagehand in the local opera festival when I was 15, so that was my first job. Just changing the stage and helping out everybody, just kind of a handyman, so to say. You know, 15 years old, you're kind of trying to do whatever people say to do, just staying out of the way, so just changing the stages and helping people out."
Have a recent movie recommendation?
"Yeah, Anchorman 2, probably that. [Funny?] Yeah, it was really good."
Speed boat or fishing boat?
"Speed boat."
Bart would probably be more the fishing boat type, huh?
"Yeah, I don't fish too much. Speed boat, or jet ski."
[Props to No. 40 for responding to this last one…]
Would you rather have every game end in a shootout or spend an entire practice taking Zdeno Chara slapshots from the faceoff circle?
"Every game?"
"Zee's slapshots. He doesn't shoot that hard."
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If your energy is stagnant there is no joy. If your energy becomes a flow, a movement, a river, there is great joy - for no other reason, just because you become more fluid, more flowing, more alive. A song is born in your heart, a great ecstasy arises.
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Whenever you are flowing, you are flowing towards the ocean. That is the joy: the dance of the river moving towards the ocean to meet the ultimate beloved. When your life is a stagnant pool you are simply dying. You are not moving anywhere - no ocean, no hope. But when you are flowing, the ocean is coming closer every moment, and the closer the river comes, the more dance there is, the more ecstasy there is.
Your consciousness is a river. Buddha has called it a continuum. It is a continuity, an eternal continuity, an eternal flow. Buddha has never thought of you and your being as something static. In his vision, the word being is not right. According to him, being is nothing but becoming. He denies being, he accepts becoming -because being gives you the idea of something static inside you, like a rock. Becoming gives you a totally different idea: like a river, like a lotus opening, like a sunrise. Something is constantly happening. You are not sitting there like a rock, you are growing.
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Where do I find a HearthKit?
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- August 10, 2011 at 2:19 pm
I cannot find these avaiable. can you help me
- August 22, 2011 at 1:00 pm
Hi George,
The manufacturer is no longer in business, but sometimes you can find some pop up on Amazon and on Craigslist.
Good luck!
- November 28, 2011 at 1:03 am
I have a brand new one I'll sell. Email me if interested
- June 18, 2012 at 4:34 pm
i am interested pls let me know if still available thanks
- August 29, 2012 at 1:34 pm
Hi Christina:
Unfortunately, the manufacturer is no longer in business and no longer producing the product. Sometimes they will appear on Amazon from private sellers and you may be able to find some on Craigslist. This site serves as a central location for recipes and information on the product. If we had a some to Hearthkits to sell, we'd love to sell to you!
Best of luck in your search and thank you for your comment.
- January 25, 2012 at 9:10 pm
Is there some place to get a replacement thermometer for this? I just got one for free, but it doesn't have the thermometer or wire rack. I can live without the rack, but I'd really like to get a hold of a thermometer.
- October 13, 2012 at 7:00 pm
got the hearth kit for a gift and when i open it one side is broken. is it possible to buy one side ? Please let me know soon. Wanted to use this soon. Kids coming in for holloween and would love to have a pizza night and letting everyone making their own pizzas. and do you have the wooden paddles and in different sizes. Thanks Thanks.
- February 17, 2013 at 4:10 pm
Does anyone have a health kit they want to sell? Does anyone know how I can get a hold of someone associated with the company? Thxs, firstname.lastname@example.com
- May 5, 2013 at 2:25 pm
I'll sell you mine – it's used and has some cosmetic chips in the back, but is fully functional. I can send photos if you are interested.
- May 7, 2013 at 6:30 pm
I used the hearthkit once. Works great but I don't really need it. Are you still looking for one?
- July 1, 2013 at 12:17 pm
I am looking for one. If it is still available please send photos. Thank you.
- July 1, 2013 at 12:16 pm
Does anyone have a Hearth Kit they wish to sell? Thanks.
- March 6, 2014 at 8:35 pm
not sure if anyone read this anymore but I am interested in obtaining one of these.
- March 27, 2014 at 1:46 pm
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Man found shot to death at family meat business in Merrillville
BY KAREN CAFFARINI Sun-Times Media correspondent November 4, 2013 11:26PM
The body of Andrew Fugate of Hobart was found in the cooler at Piatak Meats, his family's business in Merrillville. | Karen Caffarini/For the Post-Tribune
Updated: November 5, 2013 12:12AM
MERRILLVILLE — A 27-year-old Hobart man was found shot to death in the cooler of Piatak Meats, his family's business, on Monday morning.
Merrillville Police found the body of Andrew Fugate, of 1141 State St., Hobart, while responding to a 911 call. The call said the business was being burglarized, said Robert Byrd, spokesman for the Northwest Indiana Major Crimes Task Force, which is assisting Merrillville police with the investigation.
Byrd said Fugate arrived at the business at 6200 Broadway shortly after 4 a.m. as usual to begin the daily food preparations. Another employee arrived at 7 a.m. and found Fugate's body and evidence of a burglary and called police, Byrd said at a news conference Monday afternoon.
Byrd said nothing was taken from the business and the safe was secure. There was no forced entry, but there was physical evidence of an attempted burglary. He did not elaborate that evidence.
"Evidence was recovered at the scene involving the homicide," he said.
Byrd said police picked up a few people for questioning and some were still being interviewed.
"There are no suspects in custody. We have no leads whatsoever at this time," he said.
Piatak Meats was the scene of an attempted burglary in June, Byrd said, but the alarm went off and the burglars fled without taking anything.
Fugate's parents declined to speak to reporters Monday afternoon, but Steven Fugate, Andrew's father and part-owner of the store, said through a family member that he didn't want activists to turn his son's death into a cry for gun control.
Leonardo Roccaforte, part-owner of Piatak Meats with Steven Fugate, said Andrew Fugate had worked at the store for about 10 years.
"He was a very good employee, a very quiet guy," Roccaforte said.
About 12 detectives are working the case, Byrd said.
Piatak Meats has been in business since 1910 and relocated to Merrillville in 1959, according to the store's website.


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This Season we are keeping our wine list short and sweet. We are luckily surronded by amazing Vineyards, hopefully you will visit one or two and bring back a beauty to have in your hideaway. The two wines we have chosen this season are made by Quealey wine. We love her style and think that both wines really showcase the wine produced on the Peninsula. The Cups Estate Cuvee One is our favorite Peninsula bubbles and it's just around the corner from Big Blue Backyard - enjoy a taps style lunch there on weekends.
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A deep, brooding, smokey and charred-cherry scented nose laced with some liquorice. Gives the impression of being a big-bodied wine.
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September 27, 2012
"Just like a sunbeam can't separate itself from the sun, and a wave can't separate itself from the ocean, we can't separate ourselves from one another. We are all part of a vast sea of love, one indivisible divine mind." — Marianne Williamson
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ASB card stickers have arrived if you purchased an ASB and got an ID card please come to the office with your ID to get your ASB sticker.
Attentions students if you are paying for anything in the office please remember to have the correct amount because we do not have a cash box to make change.
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This year we are hosting the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) on Wednesday, October 17. The fee to take the PSAT this year is $14.00. Students need to sign up and pay for the test in the office no later than Friday, Oct 12. The test will begin at 8:30am (This is a late start day so arrange for transportation).
Ladies do you need a dress for an upcoming formal? Longview's Angels Closet has a free formal dress giveaway each month. Look for dates and locations on the posters around school or see Mrs. Delker.
Seniors- The Wendy's High School Heisman Scholarship is now available online. The first four students that can show they have completed an online application will be eligible for a $10.00 gift card from Mrs. Dye. The deadline to enter is on October 2nd.
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