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kiss me like i never left;
kiss me like you never sinned;
kiss me if you love me;
i'll kiss you with my heart.
Deviant Art
overwhelming wordsthere's a lot you can do with words
but sometimes i forget how to do any.
and sometimes i look at a keyboard
and see so many words that come together
from just some of those letters
and there's so much to write
that i don't write at all.
and sometimes i think
i drank deeply from the elixir of life
when i was too young
and when i drank i only drank the words
and i spilled them out in the morning
because the night was too silent to break it.
i wonder if the silence i've kept
is as big as the words i've written.
i'm not writing to be censored
it's not like i do that to myself
when the words come rolling
and i don't let them out,
when i'm running down the street
but don't make a sound,
it's not like i'm afraid to be loud.
i hope you can tell by the heat in my eyes
that my gaze turns steady as soon as i lie.
i hope you know that when i write
and my diction turns from eloquent and quaint
to fucking filthy and raging
that i'm finding myself,
even if that takes years off my life
by looking at
sext: this is for yousext: you are underwater. you are my head swimming as i hold my breath, you are the currents that make my heart beat, you are the waves that sway my hips. the salt of your lips is my favourite taste.
sext: if i am a hurricane, i hope you are the eye of my storm (deep inside of me, at my core).
sext: when you sleep, you are bent; bent, not broken. i will protect you from everything that threatens to shatter you. you are not made of glass, but i will bend (not break) to strengthen you.
sext: i look down and you are between my legs. you kiss me with those lips, before and after, and still there is love.
sext: if i promise you a good morning, i'll send you a poem for when you wake. if i promise you your favourite things, i'll get you strawberries (with the hats cut off), pokemon (always mewtwo), and a puppy (a blue-eyed husky). if i promise to be open, i'll take off my clothes and we can watch as the close falls to the floor. if i promise you smiles, i'll give you a thousand. if i promise
10 ways depression can say i don't love you1. "i'm sorry
i don't want to
come over today."
the clock reads 4pm
and i roll over in my bed
2. "i forgot it was your
i'd forgotten my own
3. "i promise i won't
hurt myself."
the ER doesn't believe
it's an accident
4. you asked if i loved you.
i had to sneeze and it
never happened.
i think you took that
as a no.
5. we haven't had sex in a month.
6. we don't see
your friends.
we don't see
my friends.
i've forgotten
i even have any.
7. i never answered your text.
it asked if i was okay.
8. "i need you to open yourself
up for me," you said.
i stopped talking.
9. "what do you want from me,
apparently you didn't.
10. tonight i will sleep alone
but not really.
depression will hold me
and stroke my hair,
telling me everything
will never be
all right.
for those who want to be in loveyou want to fall in love
hard enough to break your bones and
lighten your feet
lighten your heart
so softly that the butterflies you feel
pattering with their gossamer wings
beneath the cage of your ribs
can escape;
and the breath,
blue in the summer,
can kiss you and the monarchs
as sweetly as your love
and her lips.
you dream of them at night.
silken like clean bedsheets,
familiar as your favourite chair
when you curl up with
a mug of herbal tea.
you feel at home
with her body curled in yours,
only able to sleep
with her skin under your fingers
scenting the blankets
with something no perfume
could ever mirror.
you write love letters
in biology
love poems
in economics
you dream emptily
unless she is there.
you want to fall in love
the way the gods drink ambrosia,
you want to treat her
better than their nectar,
sweeter than honeybees
and their summer-sticky feet.
you want a love beyond poetry,
from winter flurries
to springtime rosebuds
to summer sweet lemonade
to autumnal red leaves u
two days shy (i'm so sorry)two days hang
like bodies from the gallows.
they swing in fetid winds
and i see myself
i have reaped your wounds
after sewing them shut,
sowing them carefully
for two days shy
of a year.
i feel our blood mixing
and it feels like the hurt
you only have after a
in the gardenyou are breath in my bones,
buoyant in the blue bay
outside of your house.
you are in the garden
and i am watching from the window
as you watch me back.
i am wearing nothing
but a long strand of pearls
and pink underwear,
and you cannot keep your mouth closed.
i like it better that way
when we kiss.
i like to feel your body
forget how it is to take in air
at a regular pace,
i like to feel its
it makes me feel like
your soul is dancing
when it meets mine.
the heart never forgetsI cannot remember where I fell in love;
I can remember where I hated you--
the hallway fluorescent,
white cinderblock walls,
shiny behind alcohol-glazing--
and I can remember where I begged forgiveness--
4am silence finally falling
in the weekend dorms,
frantic fingers dialing your number
in vodka-stumbles--
but I cannot remember where I fell in love;
I remember the first night we spent together--
we muffled our voices as I beat you in cards,
you pressed yourself against the wall
and I pressed myself against you;
you missed a meeting in the morning
because we forgot to sleep--
but I cannot remember where I fell in love;
the days surrounding your birthday,
where I stayed in your apartment
and shared a bed with a boy
whom I did not let myself see I loved;
the sun filtered,
woven slats
through the thinly clouded glass;
the nights where the floodlights
thrashed between the blinds
until your body became a barrier
for my shaded eyes;
I cannot remember where I fell in love;
but as soon as the
inner spacei know i can't go back
to who i was
too many seasons,
too many waves
have crashed on the
and i need to look
at myself - hard -
to see that
parts of me
have been eroded
and my shape
has changed.
life grows on trees
but i do not.
my branches are tired,
my limbs heavy.
it is all i can do
to grasp at the leaves.
i let the bark scrape my fingers;
i lick the wounds
and taste the blood,
hot and metallic,
on my tongue.
when i look up,
it's not for too long;
i grow dizzy at the great heights
the stars play in the sky.
i need to remember
that outer space is also
my inner space.
i need to remember that
i can't be who i was
please, i say to the heavens;
i am swallowing whole galaxies
to prove my worth
and earn my keep
in this body.
earth inside methe earth inside of me
is so large that it is crumbling
out of my body,
the dirt on my hands
is far from subtle
but I do not want to look clean--
to look like something
I'm not.
the surges in my blood
swell up like the vigor
of hand washing,
gentle til obsession
creeps in;
then there is blood,
it is licking at my eyes
(in the corners
where once there was darkness),
and still I am
not a day goes by
that I forget,
not one day
that you do not
haunt me,
that I am a sizable sea
at peace (with me)
and have no desire
(in growing waves)
to chew through my wrists,
that I have found
a way to stop you
in my mind;
I try to sleep,
I pray for sleep,
and then the clock reads
4:30pm and the guilt
porcelain plates,
over my head
til the next time
I go to bed
(my mattress, my bed,
my flower bed;
dirt rows tilled to my brim
because I am unclean
and crumbling,
no matter the rain who tries
to dampen and dim
the grave I am in.)
Cliches I Have Datedi.
Anna collected stardust
like pennies, except
pennies are worth something.
Claire had ink
running through her veins; dead,
from an unsterilized needle.
Robin had birdbones
strung together on windchimes.
Sarah's eyes were always
to the sky, and never
on me.
Lizbeth took my breath away
with every punch to the stomach.
Rosalie had too many things
in her ribcage; emotional adrenaline
triggered her arrhythmia.
Emily left me
for a boy with starrier freckles.
I am one cat away
from a stereotype, or one girl
closer to a happy ending.
beautyif you watch what i photograph
to know what i fear losing,
see that i am terrified
to live with no beauty.
my pulse slows at the bend of a body
and the light between limbs;
the curve of a stem
and shallow lines of living.
to embody that
is a dream just beyond reach
of another dream.
my heart picks up double time
and my eyes turn window-wide
when it becomes real
that my slender shapes,
my delicate bones,
have tucked themselves
into the bed of my skin.
i feel the shame
burrow beneath my heart.
i swallow mouthfuls
of something that tastes
my reflection skirts away from my eyes,
until it is caught and there it is held.
to look away i need to feel
my camera cradled in the basket of my hands,
white like wicker and smooth,
i play with light until it laughs;
my shutter shudders as it
captures something
when breath breathes itself
and everything turns airy,
i am buoyant.
breathe deepbreathe deep.
breathe it shallowly if you need to,
if filling your lungs to bursting
is too much,
too soon;
but breathe the depth-
of ocean,
of history,
of tree roots
and ethnic roots
and the roots planted by love.
breathe deep
and the orgiastic fullness
it gives the empty shell
you try so hard to stuff
but nothing sticks;
breathe deep
because deep is star-soaked
with constellations,
desperate with creeping beauty
like attar and trellis
and the june moon.
this is how you keep her.
this is how you say,
this is our permanent address.
this is how you say i love you
with something more than words.
moments of being awakehearing from you
gives me road rash
the kind the drunk man
who touched the shoulders of women
in long, lingering lashes
gets when he's thrown
from the bar
it slaps me in the face
harder than winter wind
after a night spent
alone in a bed
or not alone in a bed
i wonder if you wonder
if i'm sleeping with somebody
if i'm in love and happy
if i'm alone and miserable and
aching for someone like you
because i admit i do-
i spend some time
wondering about you.
sinking sadnessi will not burden
a soul so beautiful
that my hummingbird heart
with its stammers and stutters
silences its staccato beats.
i am struck
by the sad
and silent
i am struck
by myself
more and more
as i let my thoughts
sink me further.
i don't know how
to open my mouth
when my lips
stick together in my sleep.
i forget how to breathe
when i'm out at night
a few drinks under my belly
and men who are not you
rub their hands
up and down my body
in their minds.
what hurts
is my fingers in my throat
because i sinned,
what hurts
is the way my body has changed
but my mind hasn't,
what hurts
is not knowing what
i'm doing to myself
is doing to you.
the death of selfi can't find words to
fill me
i can't articulate
a thing
on paper-
no pencil,
no pen,
and blood doesn't stick-
i am stuck with my self
and the monsters
who have inched in,
night by night
until their figures
loom over me,
i am mourning.
the loss of you,
no matter how temporary;
the resignation
to destroy my body
beyond its crumbling pillars;
the sadness in every cell
that contains the ocean,
wave after wave of thorough dejection,
apathy and agony
that nothing seems to solve.
i do not move.
i exist because it is what i know to do.
i breathe only because it takes effort to stop.
the hole in which i am buried
is filled with heavy, sodden soil
and my blood offerings
and constantly emptying myself
receives no mercy from a deity,
no acknowledgement.
i am mourning
the death of my self.
(it's not like I'm trying to clean myself up too)I'm sick to death
of bleeding on the carpet
and being the one
to clean it up.
ApocalypseContrary to popular misconception, the end of the world is not global warming, a nuclear fallout, or a mechanical uprising. Zombies do not erupt from their graves, aliens do not suddenly decide to invade. There are no horsemen, vengeful Gods or wayward comets. Lightning does not smote the wicked and angels do not lead the worthy to peace. The end of the world is not a mass disaster; there is no exploding sun, tidal wave or earthquake. Instead, it is those quiet moments happening all over the world, every day.
Resting my hand on the gentle curve of my belly, I croon sweet nothings to my baby. I have decided that "it" is a "she", though the ultrasound confirmation is still several weeks away. Still, I have heard her heartbeat, and I am looking forward to hearing it again later today. I sit like this for an hour or so, soaking the sunlight into my skin and communing with the life growing inside me. I am lulled by the sound of traffic in the street, but the unmistakable drone of my hus
From the Rappers, To the RockersWhen did the word"rap" become equivalent to uneducated?
When was hip-hop only reserved for those "ghetto" impolite,
loud kids?
How many of us associate the 808 drums, the slang, and the rhythm
with no good, hood rats who have their pants below their ankles?
Why is it a sin to enjoy such tragedy, such emotion and such beauty
all composed into one, rambunctious, ignorant piece of music?
Sex, money, women and booze,
seems like the only things that rappers know how to use.
But hey, no hate, because I know it's real,
it's the struggle in the hood, so we know how y'all feel.
It started from ages, of days that were black,
when those bored kids hardly had a penny in their lunch sacks.
With the pain that came with living, by not fitting in,
by not liking rock, or music reserved for museums.
It morphed into pain, and embodied "the struggle"
a term tossed around, now we use it to describe our troubles.
When the bass drops, and the words flow,
it's like a hurric
seek (FFM 13)He's been searching for as long as I've known him; for what, I'm not sure. I can't quite decide if he's certain. But what I do know is this: he's not finding what he's looking for. So often we play out the same scene, the same routine. It hasn't changed in years, and I expect it will continue to be acted years in the future.
Eleven at night, and I'll find him in the library, surrounded by papers. His eyes, they're possessed by a frenzy, a fanaticism. When this happens, I know that we're having one of those nights. I hope that he'll abandon his search, come to bed. He never does. I've given up reprimanding him with any real feeling, and his contempt is only a token gesture. We keep up appearances, but I no longer remember who we think we've been fooling. Ourselves, perhaps.
Twelve, and I curl up in the corner with a book or a notepad, but I never read or write. I fixate upon the veins in his hands as he rummages with increasing distress through myriad photographs, document
Death WishAuthor's note:
I was thinking about how Prime can never die now, after the brouhaha in the aftermath of the '86 movie.
And I proceeded to follow that train of thought gleefully off the Emo-Cliff.
(I have some ideas for funny drabbles; but emo is easier to write! Ha.)
As always, this is set in my personal happy universe...
Death Wish
I visit their tombs today.
The catacombs are vast; as I walk through them, the hollow clatter of my footsteps echoes down the long halls, returning to reverberate in my empty spark.
I follow the groove that my ever-returning feet have worn into the floor, to pay my respects to the friends who have gone ahead without me.
I stop first at the most recently added memorial, and though I know he is no longer here, I whisper, Hello, Ratchet. The able mech wound down in his medbay, as he was teaching a newling apprentice how to hot-wire a transformation sequence. I will miss his gruff amiability.
Next I visit a much more ancient mon
ClingyThere I was, minding my own business, just lookin' out the window and watching the world go past. It was comforting and I was at peace, but it didn't last. Something must've happened because you were as clingy as a white dog's fur on a black suit. You smooched up to me, pulling me into your arms and nuzzling deep into my skin. I tried to move away, but like always, you followed. Your hands batted at me gently, trying to manipulate me back into position. All I wanted was to watch the world outside, but your neediness foiled me again.
I wanted to tell you to get lost, but you don't speak lizard and I don't speak cat. God, I hate your coping mechanisms.
It Never HappenedHave you ever stood
In the rain
And let it pour
Upon your skin
And imagined
It washing away
All of your pain
And all of your suffering
And cleansing your heart
And your mind
And creating you new
As if the past
And the troubles it contained
Never happened?
June 6, 2014
edit June 25, 2014
I love this man who sleeps
by my side,
still & calm,
despite my scribblings & mutterings
at 3:00 AM,
X-files reruns playing low
in the background &
it is quite possible that we are old,
that we now qualify, somehow,
making me strangely happy
while he rolls his eyes & mutters grumpily
under his breath.
Our wolf tiptoes onto the mattress,
her nose between his shoulder
tail carelessly draped over a foot, here
there is peace
& I know,
without knowing why,
that if I am ever asked what age,
the butterfly effect.no one thinks they can die
until the razor's pierced too
or until the alcohol's become too
in order to appreciate the sunset,
some think they may have
to have cancer eating away at their
marrow, lungs, colon,
or some other heartrending method
of being torn down
from the inside out.
to enjoy their loved one's company,
they must be close to death,
to expiry,
to being forgotten, i've heard innumerable
but i've always loathed
considering death
as a ticket out,
as an excuse not to live life.
as an excuse not to love life.
& i've always strained to help others
see past the red blurring
their vision or the hypothetical
/ theoretical (the absolutely terrifyingly
real & not-to-be-underestimated)
/ leviathans devouring their
heart & thoughts
as speared candy
on the tip of their innocent fingernails.
though i suppose to understand
another's crucifixion,
you must've once been nailed to
your own pride,
your own promis
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To examine the relationship between driver compensation (i.e., pay by the mile or hour) and safety.
The most widely-used system for paying commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers in the nation is to "pay per mile" (i.e., drivers receive a set amount of money for each mile driven). "Pay per load" is also used in certain commercial vehicle operations. An unintended safety consequence of the pay-per-mile system is that it may reward drivers for speeding and for driving excessive miles. This payment approach may inadvertently provide an incentive to drivers to violate speeding (and other traffic) laws and hours-of service (HOS) regulations.
This study will survey carriers to determine how they compensate their drivers and what impact their compensation package has on safety. The large-scale study will involve linking information from the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS) with the survey responses. The data will be used to characterize the industry practices with respect to driver compensation and determine its effect on safety.
To explore the relationship between driver compensation and safety, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will work with other Federal agencies and the National Transportation Research Board (TRB) to assess the safety implications of commercial driver compensation methods and their exemption from overtime pay requirements in the Fair Labor Standards Act. The study will examine the process by which changes to the current system could be made.
Outcomes A report that determines the effect of driver compensation on safety.
September 2012: The contract was awarded.
September 2015: project completion.
FY 2010: $400,000 - FMCSA Research and Technology
FY 2011: $400,000 - FMCSA Research and Technology
The peer review meeting was held in June 2013.
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WIC Nutrition Program News
FDA Looks for Answers on Arsenic in Rice
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) monitors hundreds of foods and beverages that make up the average American diet. The agency looks for substances that could be harmful to consumers, including industrial chemicals, heavy metals, pesticide residues and radiation contamination.
Those dietary staples include rice and rice products, foods that FDA has specifically tested for the presence of inorganic arsenic, a chemical that under some circumstances has been associated with long-term health effects.
The agency has analyzed nearly 200 samples of rice and rice products and is collecting about 1,000 more. Since rice is processed into many products, these samples include rice products such as cereals, rice beverages and rice cakes.
Arsenic levels can vary greatly from sample to sample, even within the same product. FDA's testing of the initial samples found these average levels of inorganic arsenic in micrograms (one millionth of a gram):
Rice (other than Basmati rice): 6.7 per 1 cup (cooked) Rice cakes: 5.4 per 2 cakes Rice beverages: 3.8 per 240 ml (some samples not tested for inorganic arsenic) Rice cereals: 3.5 per 1 cup Basmati rice: 3.5 per 1 cup cooked Based on data and scientific literature available now, FDA is not recommending that consumers change their consumption of rice and rice products at this time, but that people eat a balanced diet containing a wide variety of grains.
Data collection is the critical first step in assessing long-term health risks and minimizing those risks.
"We understand that consumers are concerned about this matter. FDA is committed to ensuring that we understand the extent to which substances such as arsenic are present in our foods, what risks they may pose, whether these risks can be minimized, and to sharing what we know," says FDA Commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D.
Once FDA has completed its analysis of about 1,200 rice products, the agency will analyze these results and determine whether or not to issue additional recommendations.
Read more at: http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm319827.htm
Contact Info
- Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
- Voice: (207) 287-3991
In-state Toll Free:
TTY: Maine relay 711
Fax: (207) 287-3993
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Mailing address:
11 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333
Phone Number to your
Local WIC Clinic
Auburn 207-795-4016
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Bangor 207-992-4570
Bath 207-442-7963
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Biddeford 207-283-2402
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Portland 207-553-5800
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|Home PagePile + Pertex
Buffalo Special 6 Shirt £130.00
A design classic developed with the Special Forces. Tested over 30 years in the most hostile conditions. Used by Military, Police, Mountain Rescue Teams.
Ideal for a multitude of outdoor uses including:
Professional use, high level winter hill walking, trekking, winter climbing, and general outdoor activities.
This garment works most efficiently when worn next to the skin
Sizing is important as the shirt should be close fitting without being restrictive.
* Some stock will have older Buffalo Logo, some the newer logo. There is no difference in the product *
There are 20 reviews with an average rating of 4.80
sean from United KingdomOwner02 July 2014 15:32
good smock has been around for years may be a bit outdated now but still a good piece of kit that will outlast all the latest smocks/styles on the market by far and wont let you down,just does what it says no more no less,as the saying goes any fool can be wet and uncomfortable,forget the adage too bulky what a load of nonsence,loads of copys ie montane ect out there,you cant beat the original.
Anonymous from United KingdomOwner19 June 2012 13:48
Prob not the best time of year to be writing a review as this smock will prob sit
at bottom of your Bergan until at least end Sept/Oct lol.
Well worth the money and will last for years a good investment,great piece of kit, no frills and not for primma donnas,does the job as they say,I have tried all the alternatives in horrible weather and this one is hard to beat,a bit more expensive than the others but you get what you pay for.
Smock is not designed for posing, does the job its designed for, highly recommend if youre a serious outdoor person who doesnt care about looks ect.
Anonymous from United KingdomOwner19 February 2009 18:08
I have just recently purchased my 2nd spec 6 jkt which more than suits my needs
my first has lasted 8yrs of abuse and has never let me down it has travelled quite a few places in its time in some extreme and in hospitable places.
The shirt i have just bought is cut longer than my original and also the pile
lining seems to be a lot loftier although i assume through wear and tear this will change.
I opted for black in colour so it can be worn without much attention
for everyday use both in the field and everyday walking/hiking/mountain biking.
I would go against the recomend use of next to the skin as i prefer to use
with a helly hansen lifa or similar.
I highly recommend this shirt to anyone for any type of activity although
can be a bit warm come spring but still great for wearing in the evening chill.
Both my purchases of this shirt have been through this shop as i know i am getting the genuine article, I know quite a few people who have purchased through other wellknown stores ect only to have recieved copy items or very old
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|14 In the day of prosperity be joyful, but in the day of adversity, consider: without question, God has made the one as well as the other, so that man cannot discover anything that will come after him.
|14 When times are good, be happy; but when times are bad, consider: God has made the one as well as the other. Therefore, a man cannot discover anything about his future.
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Cars > amsoilguru's Garage
About amsoilguru's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
I've been a gear head all my life, my dad was a hot rodder in the days when rodders built their cars from parts they scrounged in the junkyard. Dad's last rod was a 47 Ford Business coupe with a 53 Cadillac engine. I now have a little 2004 Ford F-150 regular cab short wheelbase pickup with the 5.4 Triton V-8. My other passion is motorcycle and today I own a 2003 Harley Road Glide which I have raced the past two years on Bonneville.
I am an Amsoil dealer because I realized years ago that the oil you use has a great deal to do with the performance of an engine.I discovered that simply by changing my motorcycle's oil from petroleum lube to synthetic oil I could gain 2 free horsepower. I verified this on a dyno and became an Amsoil dealer on the spot. My engine temps went down 20 degree and I could easily feel the difference in the way the bike ran. My truck uses Amsoil Series 2000 0W/30 Synthetic Motor OIl and is only changed once a year. I use Amsoil Ea Air Filters and Ea Oil filters which are the best filters on the market today. The Air Filter willl last 100,000 miles and can be cleaned with 10 to 15 pounds of shop air while the oil filter is good for 25,000 miles.
I love all types of motor sports and am a big fan of street rods. Since I live in Louisville Ky I get to see the latest and greatest street rods each year when the National Street Rod Association hold their National Event here in Louisville.
I am interested in assisting any members of this group with any lubrication questions they may have. If I don't already have the answer I will research it with the other members of my Amsoil group and provide the answer in a timely manner. I look forward to hearing from anyone who wants more info about lubrication and filtration topics.
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My first car was a 1948 Mercury Coupe. It had glass pack mufflers and dual exhaust. In the time I had it I learned about replacing Ford transmission with closed drivelines and just how easy it was to break the cluster gears. I spray bombed it with red oxide primer and had a blast driving it to school.
Car I wish I still had
1967 GTO, 400 Cubic inch, 335 HP, automatic. I used to drag race it every weekend.
My dream car
1940 LaSalle Model 52 Convertible not a stocker but something with a big block, 500 inch Caddy maybe?, stock look in black with a dark brown interior.
- Type of racing: Land Speed Racing @ Bonneville
- Car magazine: Hot Rod
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Random Posts/miscellaneous/anything Petra :)
I hope you don't mind me starting a new thread :scared:.
I thought we could put miscellaneous stuff in here, plus any questions we may have or anything else we want to talk about.
What d'ya think?
I'll start it off by saying "I've got A row seats for Eastbourne on the Wednesday for Centre Court" :bounce::bounce::bounce: and I'm hoping to see Petra there :unsure: ). I can't wait :bounce:
If, by any chance, you don't want this thread in here, let me know and I'll delete it.
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You figured the original "off topic" thread has now become officially devoted to magic mushroom-induced spy thrillers?
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I didn't interpret it (and OP didn't say it was) for off-topic stuff, but if it is, I think the thread is unnecessary. To make it something people would really use, I'd recommend renaming it something a bit more specific. General Petra discussion or Misc. Petra discussion, or something like that.
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As for the existing off-topic thread, it's what it is - OFF TOPIC - while your post is very ON TOPIC (related directly to Petra)
BTW, I'm planning my own contribution to this new thread which will blow you away ;)
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Please tell us.
If it's about Petra; I hope it's juicy or good news? :) :devil: :)
We need some; any news. Lol
I hope she's in California already.
What's coming out of her camp, if anything?
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Can't wait for the news :bounce::bounce:
So I won't delete it. If it's not used then I'm sure it will slowly fade away down the page :sad:
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OK, so my contribution. I just received a special gift from a family friend.
Here it is :angel:
Translation: "To Petr, Petra Kvitová". Guess what my first name is :lol:
Back of the picture:
Translation: Petra Kvitová, 2011 Wimbledon Champion, and then a list of her sponsors
How was my friend able to get this picture with a personal dedication and autograph by Petra?
He simply wrote an e-mail to Petra's marketing company (firstname.lastname@example.com) and said in his e-mail that one of
his friends is a huge Petra fan (he basically said "biggest fan in the world" to make it more convincing :lol:) and
the rest is history.
Maybe you could do the same.
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You lucky thing. :worship::worship:
I'm going to do it!
Did he ask for an autographed photo?
What else did he say in the e-mail?
Did they send it to you by post?
I want one, I want one :bounce::bounce:
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Very nice.
There's an ending attached to your name which must mean "to".
Dative case or something like that.
Petrovi= to Petr, I guess.
And when she signs, it seems she signs something like "Petra Kvit". Or since there's no dot, maybe "Petra Kvt".
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Had no idea that the other thread was THAT annoying to everyone;I'll go delete it now so that some of you can tailor an off-topic thread more to your liking and control the forum according to your preferences:hatoff:
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Congrats Petronius (I guess that has something to do with Peter)? Huh? Lol.
I saw the signed pic earlier, but didn't get a chance to comment. Nice!
Bruce, you don't have to delete the other thread. Keep it. That one is not hurting anybody.
That's why Petra #1 came up with this one.
To each his own, and/or choose/create the one you like.
No Biggie.
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Nice work Petronius! Enjoy!
Could you post an address please? Thanks in advance.
I bought myself a Wilson Tour BLX racquet for Christmas.
That ought to be worth something to them! :)
I hope they have a big stack of those signed posters for us. :bounce:
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Amongst hormones in both plant and animal kingdoms, ethylene, a gaseous hydrocarbon, is unique. Despite its chemical simplicity, it is a potent growth regulator, affecting the growth, differentiation, and senescence of plants, in concentrations as little as 0.01 µl/1. As recently as twenty years ago, plant physiologists were divided as to whether this gas, which had been shown to have a range of striking effects on plant tissues, could properly be called a hormone. Since then, the advent of gas chromatographic means of detecting and measuring ethylene, the elucidation of its biosynthetic pathway, and the discovery of potent regulators of its production and action, have provided powerful tools for physiologists to explore the role of ethylene in plant growth and development. Ethylene is now considered to be one of the important natural plant growth regulators, and the literature abounds with reports of its effects on almost every phase of the life of plants. Although the majority of studies have concentrated on particular processes, particularly fruit ripening, flower senescence, and abscission, many other reported responses of plants to ethylene may be important parts of normal growth and development.
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Look around you, on your campuses and in your communities. How many work spaces elevate your spirits? How many promote concentration? Creativity? How many such spaces are quiet? If you are fortunate enough to experience spaces with any of these characteristics, some of the spaces may feature vaulted ceilings and substantial size; they may also have architecture reminiscent of an earlier era (picture the dining hall at Hogwarts, in the Harry Potter movies). Increasingly, these spaces are under attack due to budgetary pressure and changes in technology.
The Sunday April 22 issue of The New York Times published an article entitled "Sacking a Palace of Culture," which focused on proposed changes to the New York Public Library's main branch and included a picture of the glorious central reading room in this building on 5th Avenue. Viewing the picture of this elegant lofty space brought to mind the importance of such spaces of great character and reminded me how few of them we have. Over 20 years ago there were a number of articles in the journal Academe that emphasized how important good teaching spaces are to the intellectual integrity of a campus; these spaces are great resources. The article in the NYTs also brought to mind a 2-part series by Tony Hiss in The New Yorker, in which he wrote how Grand Central Terminal was a space that embodied simultaneity of perception, basically the idea that Grand Central Terminal engaged and heightened many of our senses at the same time.


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Michael Hogan: Dolly Parton Puts on a Show
On Thursday night, a last-minute ticket to see Dolly Parton at Radio City Music Hall fell into my lap and, uh, I went.
My original plan was to see The Kills at Webster Hall. I won't bore you with the reasons why that didn't work out, but it's hard to imagine a more different pair of concerts. The Kills promised to be arty, erotically charged, vaguely menacing. Singer Jamie Hince has been dating Kate Moss, so the place was bound to be packed with hollow-eyed fashionistas.
By contrast, the three primary categories of people at the Dolly show were gay guys, old people, and nostalgic young women from the South. And then there was me. And I'm pretty sure we had more fun than the folks at Webster Hall.
Today, artists are encouraged to express themselves, but Dolly is a throwback to a time when artists were taught to entertain. She played at least seven different instruments during the course of the night—including harmonica, dulcimer, piano, banjo, and guitar—and all of them were white and studded with rhinestones. She also spent at least as much time chatting as singing. I don't know who writes her jokes, but whoever it is earns his portion of the $100 ticket price. My favorite was this one, which came in the midst of a conscientiously non-partisan riff: "If we ever do get a woman in the White House, every 28 days, those terrorists better run deeper into them thar hills!" As you'd expect, there were several requisite cracks about her ample bust size, as well as a recitation of the line that may end up on her tombstone: "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap!"It was great hearing old favorites like "Jolene" and "Coat of Many Colors," and I was pleasantly surprised by some of Dolly's newer songs, especially "Backwoods Blonde," which is going to figure in a Broadway version of 9 to 5. (It's safe to say there were one or two chorus boys in the seats, and Dolly's announcement about the musical, which
is being developed in San Francisco goes up in L.A. this September, was met with a gigantic roar from the audience.)
Unlike some of her near contemporaries—including Mick Jagger, whose singing sounded thin to me in Shine a Light—Dolly still has full command of her remarkable voice. She also has a deep bag of tricks for whipping the crowd into a frenzy, including a girlish laugh that makes her sound decades younger than her official age of 62, and a human one-liner of a back-up dancer whose well-tanned pectorals were a sure sign that Dolly values her gay following.
The low point of the night was a long medley of other peoples' hits from the 50s and 60s, which was Dolly's way of introducing her band. This may go over in the sticks, but New Yorkers don't pay to hear a backup singer belt out "R-E-S-P-E-C-T." We'll buy tickets to see the Empress of Music herself if the urge hits, thanks.
The highlight, naturally, was the quartet of megahits that ended the show. It started with my personal favorite, "Here You Come Again." Then came "Islands in the Stream," her gloriously cheesy duet with Kenny Rogers. I have a feeling I wasn't the only person in the crowd who has performed this song at a karaoke bar. Then came "9 to 5," followed by the big finale, "I Will Always Love You," which Dolly introduced with the line "I want to thank Whitney Houston for making me a whole lotta money with this song."
After about 20 seconds of darkness, she rushed back onstage to sing her new single, a Christian-rock anthem about "Jesus and gravity." Even though it wasn't to my taste, it was good to know that Dolly is still out there, writin', singin', and makin' a living.


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for those who haven't seen it check out the pictures of the Holland Tunnel it's running a leak and is completely flooded all of lower Manhattan it's underwater Battery Park city totally flooded Atlantic City flooded New Jersey Turnpike Garden State Parkway all flooded Jersey City lower part underwater subway system completely flooded but what gets me is that the Holland Tunnel is actually broken the entrance from New York to New Jersey on the ceiling has actually broken and it's flooded and the worst is yet to come for late tonight take care people be safe the streets
Some of the new coming out of the east coast 1. Hugh Carey Tunnel Subway Line is starting to flood in lower Manhattan. 2.Numerous maydays being called by the New York City Fire Department on Coney Island. The whole island is reportedly submerged. Battalion 41 says no more FDNY personnel will respond to the island. 3. Atlantic City, NJ is under water! 4.Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office has confirmed that water is cascading into Holland Tunnel.
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Today I drove into New York City through the Holland Tunnel and parked a couple of blocks from Ground Zero. We walked to the 9/11 memorial and spent some time there and then we took a taxi to Battery Park to catch a ferry to the Statue of Liberty. After spending some time walking around the Statue of Liberty and having lunch we took the ferry back to Manhattan. Then we took a ride up to Central Park and around town a bit before returning to New Jersey through the Holland Tunnel and returning to Atlantic City just in time to watch the Debate. Quite a day!!!
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Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian has joined Disney to oversee development across the company's internal videogame teams.
As part of the deal, Disney Interactive Studios has also acquired Seropian's latest development studio, Wideload Games.
"We're really trying to be a magnet in this industry for talent, as we are in so many other parts of the entertainment world," Graham Hopper, general manager of Disney Interactive Studios, told CNBC. "It really is about building a team that can win. We want to be sure we have a creative environment where the best game makers in the industry are comfortable working - and where they want to work."
According to the report, Disney has 1,200 employees working on games and is in the process of tripling its investment in the space. In 2007 the company also acquired Warren Spector's Junction Point studio, while just last week it bought Marvel Entertainment.
"We want to be bigger than what we are today - a lot bigger than what we are today," Hopper added. "We don't have the ambition of trying to unseat the top players in the industry, because we don't have the market share goal. What we want to do is build up and introduce new [properties] to the game industry - and to Disney - and expose the company in a new way to consumers."
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Em says " Imma put my ashes out on his ass" instead, X says "Watch Your fucking mouth" which is how Dr. Dre ends "Say What You Say", another diss aimed at JD and Can-I-bus
who are the artists Em is talking about though? Kriss Kross was off the map by then right?
Eminem was all over that track and it was on HIS album, The Eminem Show
X was a byproduct of the already established Alkaholiks click and being discovered by Em(both from Michigan) and placed on the top platform by Dr. Dre. He helped keep the west afloat during the dark days after the Death Row collapse but he did not singlehandedly resurrect the west
bucket I'm positive is his car, as he makes a couple allusions to southern style convertibles. Sittin low would insist on having a lowered hydraulic suspension
He says Mickey and Mallory
Chris and Neef are the Young Guns, Oschnino and Sparks were part of State Property I believe
it's a double entendre as he is talking about loops in the industry with the upper class but describes it as loops sewed up in clothes by sewing pins. The money he makes is the sewing pin.
on the first part, it's a play off of "You are what you eat" so if a guy is living bummy and eating scraps in the same profession as Jay-Z, that doesn't mean Jay-Z is also living that same bummy lifestyle. Jay actually laid down a Blueprint to upgrade your lifestyle in this business.
Likely referring to the opening on Mase's "Lookin' at Me" where Puff refers to haters in such manner:
"Hit you with the ice grill, you know
Hehe, cause you boys ain't with you
Little do they know, your girl grill harder than
Some of yo niggas
Young rappers likely referring to Ma$e and Prodigy as they were much younger than Jay-Z despite making their mainstream debuts around the same relative timeframe


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December 8, 2014
Blue Line Buzz: Guardians of the Galaxy
Mark Giordano is the very early favorite for the Norris Trophy. Jason Chen reviews the top performers a quarter of the way through the season.
November 29, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: Tale Of Two Cities
As the season passes the quarter pole, where are Sunday's competitors: the Canucks and Red Wings?
November 26, 2014
Blue Line Buzz: Younger and Faster In Dallas
The Stars recent trades have demonstrated their commitment to young, fast players like John Klingberg, who had a big week last week.
October 6, 2014
FanDuel NHL: Value Plays for Opening Night
With the regular season kicking off Wednesday, DFS hockey expert Michael Clifford highlights Vancouver's Alexander Edler as one of his value plays for FanDuel's Opening Night slate.
September 29, 2014
2014-2015 Canucks Preview: Tort Reform
The Canucks were a mess last season under coach John Tortorella, who was unceremoniously fired after one year on the job. With a new coaching staff in place, can Henrik Sedin and company challenge for a playoff berth?
April 4, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Best Offense Is No Defense
Alex Ovechkin is on pace to lead the league in goals while finishing dead last in plus-minus -- an NHL first, if he finishes that way.
March 18, 2014
Morning Skate: A Rift in Sochi?
Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin apparently feuded in Sochi, and that may have carried over to Ovie's play in Washington.
March 9, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: Timonen playing like it's 1999
Philadelphia's 38-year-old blueliner is showing that he's still got something left in the tank.
March 8, 2014
Morning Skate: Tire Pumping
Dan and Janet discuss the various trade deadline deals, including the very brief but delicious pairing of Tim Thomas and Roberto Luongo on the same team.
March 2, 2014
Morning Skate: Olympic Gloating, Trade Fallout
Janet gloats about Team Canada's double-dip, and she and Dan break down the Ryan Miller trade.
March 1, 2014
The Waiver Wire: The Trade Deadline Cometh
Wednesday at 3:00PM ET will mark the trade deadline for the 2013-2014 NHL season. Are you ready for it? Dan Waldner and Mike Wilson examine the people likely on the move in this week's Waiver Wire.
Frozen Fantasy: It's Miller Time in St. Louis
Janet Eagleson gets ready for a potentially busy trade deadline on tap this week on the heels of the Blues-Sabres blockbuster.
February 11, 2014
Sochi 2014: Pre-Game - Group C: Czech Republic vs. Sweden
Jaromir Jagr leads the Czech Republic into Sochi against Team Sweden on Wednesday - the first major game of the tournament.
February 9, 2014
Blue Line Buzz: Olympic Blue Lines
Ryan Suter figures to log a ton of ice time for Team USA, much as he does for the Wild during the regular season.
February 4, 2014
Wednesday Daily Puck: Hawks, Ducks Battle
Jonas Hiller and the Ducks take on Chicago Wednesday Where will Ryan Miller end up?
February 2, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: Wanted: Right Winger For Sidney Crosby
The Penguins continue to play musical chairs at right wing
February 1, 2014
Frozen Fantasy: Anyone For Leftovers?
Janet Eagleson gives her take on how to handle the upcoming trade deadline.
January 29, 2014
Sochi 2014: Team Analysis - Sweden
Henrik Zetterberg will return to the Olympics to try to win another gold medal for Tre Kronor.
Wednesday Daily Puck: Qu'est-ce qui se passe?
What is going on? A floundering Montreal team has gone from second place to seventh in less than a month. Should fans - or players - be worried?
January 25, 2014
The Waiver Wire: Feeling the Blues
If rumor is to be believed, Ryan Miller may be headed to St. Louis which may kill Brian Elliott's value.
January 20, 2014
Blue Line Buzz: Buy Low (But Buyer Beware)
Alexander Edler has returned after a month-long absence, and you might be able to snag him given how slowly he started this season, writes Dan Pennucci.
January 18, 2014
The Waiver Wire: Here Comes the Boone
Boone Jenner will be a key piece in Columbus' future - but we're also betting he'll be a sizable part of their present, too.
January 12, 2014
Monday Daily Puck: What's one game of Sidney Crosby worth?
The Penguins have a light, one-game schedule, making for some tough fantasy decisions
NHL Schedule Analysis: Ride the Lightning
Martin St. Louis and the Lightning have a whopping five games, while the Penguins have just one game in this highly unusual week.
January 11, 2014
NHL Barometer: Weber's on the Prowl
Shea Weber is heating up after a stone-cold start to the year for the Predators.
January 10, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Johnny And The Wilting Leafs
Jonathan Bernier will backstop the Leafs on Friday night as they look to bust their recent slump.
January 7, 2014
Wednesday Daily Puck: Sharpening For Sochi
Patrick Sharp has been on a tear the last two weeks and will be heading to Sochi
Tuesday Daily Puck: Goaltending Shuffles To Come?
Goalies could drive this year's trade market, as needs and excesses around the league are creating intriguing matches for deadline deals.
January 4, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: How Will Sochi Affect Your Team?
What effect will a player's inclusion in the Winter Olympics have on your fantasy roster?
January 3, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Horton Hears A Win
Key players return from injury after a three-day holiday break and the start of a new calendar year. Which players will make the biggest difference?
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