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Jungmaven hemp t-shirts go against the status quo. Founder, Rob Jungman began working with hemp in 1993. As an avid hiker, rock climber, and mountain biker he couldn't help but notice there were less tress around. Once he learned that growing industrial hemp could help slow deforestation and stop clear-cutting, he was "IN." He began making hemp rock-climbing chalk bags, hydration packs for mountain biking and clothing out of Hemp. Friends asked for products and so a Hemp clothing company was born. Jungmaven's hemp t-shirts are not only unbelievable soft, they are also durable and hold up well over time. Jungmaven's dream is to get everyone in a hemp shirt by 2020 in an effort to slow deforestation, stop global warming and prevent increased climate change.
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Crew neck pocket tee with long sleeves, woven from a melange hemp cotton blend and then yarn-dyed for a very soft finish.
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How LAFF's 'Eclectic Mix' Keeps The Cinematic Art of Music Videos Alive
Features By Allison Loring on June 18, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEach year the Los Angeles Film Festival features a program they have titled 'Eclectic Mix' which brings together a number of music videos (remember those?) that span style, artists and countries and act almost as a shorts program, with a really good soundtrack (and all on the big screen!) This year marked my third time attending the program for what may have been its strongest showing yet. The theater was notably packed and watching videos from France, Japan, Canada and the United States was not only interesting, it was a lot of fun. I have rounded up my top 8 videos out of the mix that combined great music with interesting or funny narratives and visuals that prove music videos may be a dying medium ("I want my MTV"), but it certainly should not be a forgotten one.
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Free Guided Walks throughout autumnJoin a guided walk led by a knowledgeable volunteer to learn about the plants and animals located in the Garden as well as the Garden�s fascinating history.
Aboriginal heritage toursLearn the richly diverse history and culture of the Aboriginal people of the Sydney region with an Aboriginal guide in the heart of the city. Uncover the Royal Botanic Garden's rich Aboriginal heritage by exploring plant uses, culture, artefacts and tasting some bush foods. An important ceremonial site for many of the Sydney Aboriginal clans and home to the Cadigal clan, Wogganmagule (Farm Cove) and its surrounds offered an impressive and carefree existence. With a diverse array of bush foods, ample fresh water and a plentiful supply of seafood from the harbour, it was paradise for the local Aboriginal people for thousands of years. When: 10 am Fridays - 1.5 hours (bookings essential), no tour on Good Friday. Free Guided Walksat the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah A guided tour is available most days departing from the Visitor Centre at 11.30 am, led by a trained Volunteer Guide - contact us on 4567 2154 to ensure there will be a tour on the day of your visit. Specialist Horticultural Talks and WalksAfrican plants: their similarities and differences to Australian plants Join the Volunteer Guides on this 45 minute walk to uncover the origins of plants that you may have growing in your own garden. You might be surprised to learn that many of your favourites are actually from Africa such as dietes, clivias, proteas and birds of paradise. When: 9 March 2014, 11 am and 2 pm, 45 minute duration Palms of Africa and Madagascar Experienced Royal Botanic Garden�s horticulturist Paul Nicholson will be sharing his extensive knowledge on palms of Africa and Madagascar. The talk will commence in the cryptogam followed by a tour of the Palm Grove. Paul Nicholson has worked in the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney for the past 18 years, initially as an apprentice and for the last 6 years as Senior Horticulturist responsible for a number of displays and collections including the Spring Walk and Palm Grove within the Upper Gardens. When: 9 March, 11 am African Succulents Join Ian Hay on a tour of the Cactus and Succulent Garden, bring along any questions you have for succulents and he will happy to attempt to answer them. Ian is currently President of the Cactus and Succulent Society of NSW as well as its Show Secretary. He has a large and comprehensive collection of potted cacti and succulents that he grows in a large glasshouse in the Western Suburbs. Ian has competed in Royal Flower and Garden Show for years and has won countless prizes and medals for his specimens. He has grown cacti and succulents in climates as different as Sydney's mild one, Canberra's cold frosty one and Manila Philippines' hot and humid one. Ian is a retired international public servant who now live in Woolloomooloo. When: 9 March, 12 midday Flora and Fauna of Southern Africa Hear about the curious connections between plants and animals of Southern Africa with Dr Peter Weston. Peter is a senior principal research scientist at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney with a particular interest in the Proteaceae family. Many plants in this family would be familiar including the Waratah, King Protea, banksias and grevilleas. When: 9 March, 2.45 pm Campbelltown City Council Challenge WalkOn Sunday 9 March the community of Macarthur will unite for the the Campbelltown City Challenge Walk. Promoting fitness, fun and community spirit, within the stunning setting of Australia�s largest Botanic Garden, this is an event not to be missed. With 12 age categories on offer, as well as wheelchair and team categories, everyone can join in and take the challenge. Entry is just $9 if you register before the event. There are two race options of a fun 6 km walk or the 11 km endurance walk for those a little more daring. There are child-minding facilities, a baggage minding area, free parking and water stations for the convenience of participants. The race culminates in a presentation overlooking the Lake. Go on, take the Challenge! When: Sunday 9 March, race starts at 8 am Gardens & parks Amalgamation talkMembers are invited to hear Mr Kim Ellis, Acting Executive Director, Sydney Parklands and Botanic Gardens speak about the amalgamation of the operations of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust and the Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust, and the management of the process. When: Tues 11 March, 12 pm for 12.30 pm - 1.30 pm Twilight Highlights TourSee fascinating wildlife on this early evening tour of the Garden aboard the Garden�s mini bus. Discover the wallaroo population that call the Garden home and the beautiful landscapes as the day comes to a close. Look to the trees as your hear the native call of some of the 180 different species of birds, including a multitude of parrots, finches, cockatoos and owls. You can then farewell the setting sun from the top of Sundial Hill. Bring wet weather gear. When: Saturday 15 March, 5.30 pm - 7.30 pm From Gallery to GardenWith the State Library of NSW and the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney. Curator Louise Anemaat will deliver a fascinating talk about the Library�s latest exhibition Artist Colony: drawing Sydney�s nature. After viewing the exhibition you will head down to the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney for a guided tour which will bring the artworks to life! When: Saturday 29 March, 12.30 pm or Thursday 10 April, 10 am |
Breakfast with the BirdsMeet some of the Garden�s feathered friends on an early morning walk followed by a delicious breakfast. Since opening in 1988, the number of bird species in the Garden has increased considerably to more than 180 species. Enjoy the sounds and sights on this delightful morning tour. When: Sunday 23 March, 8 am to 10 am What to bring:
Breakfast will be indoors. Please notify the Garden on 4634 7935 of any special dietary requirements after making your booking. Heritage House and Garden Coach TripDenbigh Farm, Cobbitty and Glenmore House, Glenmore Get a glimpse of Australian history on a day trip to two heritage houses and gardens on the outskirts of Sydney. This is a rare opportunity to visit Denbigh Farm, a very early 19th Century weatherboard Indian Bungalow not normally open to the public. Built between 1818 and 1820, for nearly two hundred years Denbigh has been owned by just three families - the Hook, Hassall and McIntosh families. Enjoy morning tea and meet the owners of Denbigh, Ian and Susie McIntosh, who will talk about the history of the estate, and recent and ongoing refurbishments. Continue on to Glenmore House for lunch and a garden tour with owner Mickey Robertson. Glenmore House is a collection of vernacular farm buildings c.1840, nestled into the foothills of the Razorback Range, which were in a sad state of repair when Larry and Mickey Robertson discovered them 25 years ago. The intervening years saw materials saved, buildings restored and a garden made. From bold architectural succulents to hardy perennials, shrubs, roses and a working kitchen garden, there is much to discover. When: Wednesday 9 April, 9 am - 4 pm approximately. Detailed itinerary supplied with booking.
The Garden after DarkDiscover the Garden after the gates are locked. The sights, sounds and smells at night are quite different to those of the day. Be ready for encounters with some of the Garden�s residents, such as owls, tawny frogmouths and possums, that may be out and about. Hear stories about some of the plants as well as the history behind this botanic garden. If you feel eyes are following you in the shadows, it may only be those of the resident marble statues. Hear their stories as well. Bring a torch and be prepared for two hours� walking in the dark, including on uneven surfaces and steps. Refreshments at 5.30 pm and walk from 6 pm. When: Friday 11 April, 5.30 pm-8 pm Gallipoli in the 21st CenturyTalk by Peter Fitzsimons As we prepare to remember and commemorate our fallen soldiers on Anzac Day, join Peter Fitzsimons, Australia�s best-selling non-fiction author over the last 10 years, for a talk entitled How should we regard Gallipoli in the 21st Century? Where does it fit? Peter is currently writing a new book discussing this topic and will share with you some insights and highlights from his research and what is sure to be the next best-seller. When: Wednesday 23 April, 5.30 pm for 6 pm - 8 pm Anzac Day - free guided walkGarden Memories of War and Peace The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney has strong connections to war and peace. On this walk you will discover, through plants and memorials, the importance the Garden has to generations of military personnel and their families. When: Friday 25 April, 10.30 am - 12 pm The Australian PlantBank - behind the scenes tourEnjoy a �behind the scenes� look at this new impressive scientific facility to safeguard plant species for the future. Your expert guide will show you through the landscape, laboratories, learning lab and seed vault. Discover more about the important conservation work that takes place at this internationally significant facility which was opened in October 2013. After the tour, you will be treated to a delicious morning tea. When: Sunday 4 May 2014, 10 am - 12 pm Cycads Revisited - talk and walkToday�s cycads are no longer regarded as �dinosaur plants� - the same as those growing in the Jurassic period. Instead, they have evolved independently only 10 million years ago. The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, has both an important living collection of cycads and a leading scientist in the area of cycad research. This talk and walk covers information about cycads, pollination, biology, human uses and conservation issues of these most fascinating and endangered plants. When: Thurs 8 May, 10 am for 10.30 am - 12.30 pm Citrus talkMark Engall, of Engall�s Nursery, will uncover the secrets of growing citrus, whether in your garden or in a pot. He will discuss different varieties of citrus and display many of his favourites, with some taste-testing. Find out how to deal with common pests and diseases of citrus. Time will be allowed for questions. When: Wednesday 14 May, 12 pm for 12.30 pm - 1.30 pm Autumn Highlights Tour and High TeaJoin an experienced guide and discover wonderful autumnal highlights of Australia�s largest botanic garden. After the tour, enjoy a stunning High Tea with all the trimmings in the Bowden Centre. When: Sunday 18 May 2014, 10 am - 12 pm


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You should know that I totally love Halls Cough Drops. I know they probably don't do anything for my cold, but I can't resist throwing back these cough drops when I'm ill. The only thing better would be if they made Halls I could consume when I'm not sick ... or rather peope wouldn't stare at me oddly when they see me eating a few because they know I'm not sick. Looks like Halls got my memo, because they recently sent me some Halls Refresh Moisture Drops to try out.
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Each serving of Halls Sugar Free Moisture Drops is 5 pieces, and provides 30 calories, or 6 calories per minty drop. The ingredients list includes Isomalt; Less than 2% of: Acesulfame Potassium, Beta Carotene, Blue 1, Blue 2, Natural and Artificial Flavoring.
A bag with 20 Halls Refresh Sugar Free Moisture Drops costs a little over $2.00. Overall, I really liked the moisture drops. I always carry around mints and gum in my purse, and this is just as good as my beloved Ice Breakers Sours Sugar-free Mints.
There's a pretty funny commercial for this product. Some people think it's inappropriate, but I thought it was hilarious, because there was nothing going on - not even flirting ... plus that's the exact same face I make when I suck on Halls Refresh. What do you think - did they cross the line?


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• Green beaded necklace with sterling silver lobster clasp closure
• Genuine nephrite jade, lime chrysoprase, serephinite, malachite and aventurine
• Measures 36" long and features sterling silver ribbed end caps
• Designed and crafted in America with gemstones from around the world
The stunning hues of green in this necklace offer a fresh take on a favorite color. Beads of five green gemstones - nephrite jade, lime chrysoprase, serephinite, malachite and aventurine - in a multiplicity of shapes and sizes interact playfully; sterling silver end caps and clasp add refinement. At 36 inches in length, the necklace is long enough to be worn doubled by most wearers, adding to its versatility.
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Oh Shirt - Max Krause
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The magician wears a shirt containing a bunch of jumbled letters. When someone asks what the shirt says you have the perfect opportunity to perform some magic.
You have a card selected and returned to the pack. After failing to locate the selected card you turn around and ask the spectator if they see the card on the back of your shirt.
With lots of letters all over the place the spectator can't find anything. The magician then tells the spectator that sometimes magic is done with mirrors.
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Oh, Shirt! comes complete with everything needed to present this very entertaining effect!
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2010 Santa Cruz Superlight - Small - Red - spec'd with the D XC kit (build details on SCB site).
I am the original owner and bought new. It has seen very little use and only ridden once last year. No dents and only a few scuffs with some scratches on the cranks. I'll load a lic up later and can email if interested. I can meet within a reasonable distance from Mansfield. Email 'raymond dot greco at gmail dot com" for info. SOLD
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World Heritage Education Programme
The UNESCO World Heritage Education Programme, initiated as a UNESCO special project in 1994, gives young people a chance to voice their concerns and to become involved in the protection of our common cultural and natural heritage.
It seeks to encourage and enable tomorrow's decision-makers to participate in heritage conservation and to respond to the continuing threats facing our World Heritage.
The idea of involving young people in World Heritage preservation and promotion came as a response to Article 27 of the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention).
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Young people learn about World Heritage sites, about the history and traditions of their own and other cultures, about ecology and the importance of protecting biodiversity. They become aware of the threats facing the sites and learn how the international community as a whole unites to save our common heritage. Most importantly, they discover how they can contribute to heritage conservation and make themselves heard.
The World Heritage in Young Hands Kit has been tested and adapted to national needs and presently exists in 39 national languages.
To date, 12 animated short film episodes of "Patrimonito's World Heritage Adventures" have been produced.
About 32 international and regional Youth Forums have been held with an estimated 1560 young people participating.
Since the launch of the World Heritage Volunteers projects, around 1837 volunteers have taken part in 126 youth camps in 29 countries.


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Feeling vine. As part of an exclusive design collaboration with Vermont-based ceramicist Laura Zindel, we embellished these stoneware Thanksgiving Dessert Plates with her intricate illustrations of acorn squash, speckled gourds, vines and squash blossoms.
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Ceramic stoneware.
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My bill is generated on the 9th of the month and the due used to be the 28th of the month. Now my card was charged on the 9th. Since there has been some discussion about when you are actually charged I thought that this would be a helpful post.
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The typical residential customer using 1,000 kWh will pay $95.63 in January and $99.71 in February.
For comparison, in February 2012, the typical customer paid $95.08 per 1,000 kWh of electricity.
Cheryl Comans, customer service manager for Cleveland Entergy, said the company continues to put affordability at the forefront.
"We work really hard to keep rates stable and as low as possible," said Comans. "Our rates will still remain among the lowest in the state, region and the country.
"Despite the increase, our residential rates will remain about 16 percent below the current average rate in the U.S."
Factors affecting the rate include a significant rise in natural gas costs of about 33 percent since Entergy Mississippi's last fuel filing in August.
Comans said Entergy's fuel costs are passed through to the customer, dollar-for-dollar, with no profit.
Also, Hurricane Isaac hit Mississippi in August causing widespread outages and damage to Entergy's infrastructure.
Isaac was the fourth worst storm to hit the Entergy system and restoration cost about $30 million.
While Entergy maintains a storm reserve, that reserve has had a negative balance since September 2008.
Finally, in the past few months Entergy Mississippi has bought the Hinds Energy plant and has purchased additional output of the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station from Entergy Arkansas, Inc., both of which will produce hundreds of millions of dollars in fuel savings for customers over the life of these generating units.
A statement from Entergy Mississippi cites a Mississippi Public Utilities Staff consultant who estimated $53 million in annual fuel savings from the Hinds plant alone.
It will take two to three years before the fuel savings of Hinds exceed the ownership costs.
"The purchase of a modern new power plant and an increase in our share of Grand Gulf's output will bring long-term savings to help offset fluctuations that are beyond our control, such as storms and fuel prices on the world market," said Haley Fisackerly, Entergy Mississippi president and CEO.
"In addition, our recently-approved move to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, or MISO, which will take place by this time next year is estimated to save our customers up to $284 million over the next decade," added Fisackerly.
While Entergy Mississippi works to keep electricity costs low, customers can do the same by being more energy-efficient.
"With the weather getting colder this time of the year, heating becomes a majority of usage," said Comans. "When it comes to saving on your bill, we recommend keeping your heaters around 68 degrees."
Customers can also visit www.entergy-mississippi.com to learn about energy saving tips and tools.
Entergy Mississippi, Inc. provides electricity to more than 437,000 customers in 45 counties and is a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation.


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The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin is the ultimate in contemporary style and Irish warmth. This is a 5 Star Hotel in Dublin - The Fitzwilliam Dublin Hotel is one of the few hotel with a penthouse in Dublin.
The 5 Star Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin offers a unique blend of style and luxury. Enjoy the ultimate dining experience of 'Thornton's' Restaurant the Michelin Star Restaurant in Dublin owned by highly acclaimed chef Kevin Thornton. This Dublin Hotel is one of the best 5 star hotels in Dublin and a great Dublin hotel with penthouse.


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Is there a conspiration to smother Hot Topics under a deluge of vapid threads ? Who ? Why ?
Is there a conspiration to smother Hot Topics under a deluge of vapid threads ? Who ? Why ?
Magna Veritas
This certainly isn't the way to fix things.
Jeeze, always dissension here.
Do you mean rareboys recent spate of threads ?
I've seen worse, hell i've made worse.
No seriously, they're good threads.
Though i'm still waiting for him to reveal the purple puzzler.
Last edited by BENDERBOY; May 7th, 2013 at 05:42 AM.
^ The sandwich one was a bit reductive, tbaft.
Don't kill Hot Topics.
Hot Topics = Fun Topics
Last edited by HunterM; May 7th, 2013 at 06:07 AM.
I must admit to not having noticed that the subject matter was much different from usual.
Some banal, some slightly amusing and some downright ridiculous. But then when I come to Hot Topics my mind is slightly in sleep mode so I don't require deep intellectual and thought provoking threads to help me pass a quiet 30 mins.
Nope sandwich receipes are fine with me.
If you think a thread subject is too vacuous then ignore it. It will disappear
If it hangs around then it is either important to some or has been highjacked and made interesting
Oakpope, these things run in cycles. We're in a giddy one now. We'll move on.
Meanwhile, listen to LeicsDom ^^^.
Actually what I wanted to say was that the thread title in itself means nothing as it can be as vacuous as it wants.
It is the replies that make it worthwhile or not. Your favourite colour becomes interesting if people explain why or tell stories relating to their particular choice.
^ tru dat! I'm here for gifs though
Kill it ? Hot Topics has been dead for a few weeks now.
^ Then think up some topics yourself.
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^ Then think up some topics yourself.
I think what they're getting at, is that they miss the trolls, sockpuppets, their backup singers, and those who just like to stir up shit and/or talk out their ass.
They miss the conflicts.
And they're either too lazy to pick a fight on their own, or they have run out of folks who will bother with their nonsense.
Noooooo... What we're getting at is HT used to be a place with edgy, ADULT conversations/topics, with intelligence and insight.
Now it's all 8yo mentality topics and answers and animated gifs because the posters can't seem to string together more then 4 consecutive words to get their point across.
Actually this thread is non-debatable. If you're dissatisfied with how JUB becoming...then contribute yourself. JUB is not the site but the people. So, contribute whether you want to make a thread or simply being a replier.
My favorite colors are purple & blue
Complete truth.
You want to make another thread to showcase your fandom to Myself and Bender?
I'd rather learn about what we all like and are interested in because I believe that connects us as a community. I prefer the recent threads over the fighting, bullying, belittling ADULT conversation. Besides how can you really have malice towards someone you don't know on the Internet? Seems kinda silly if you ask me. Tbaft.
Some of you should learn to read.Forum: Hot Topics
What's on your mind? This is the place for general discussion. - Mostly Safe for Work
Perhaps the stimulating 'Adult' conversation some of you seek can be satisfied here:
You're welcome.Forum: Current Events and Politics
Strong opinions expressed here. Not for the faint of heart.
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CupidBoy is quite correct in the statements he makes here.
Let me repeat myself in saying that the thread title is a slighty misleading criteria for judging a forum. It is the quality of the replies that makes it interesting.
Yes! The Irish-Catholic people I know THRIVE on conflict. They love intrigue and petty-dramas and taking umbrage. They are 'Holier-than-thou' and they want everyone to know it. And they love casting scorn and nagging, hectoring and excoriating others who don't live up to their standards.
^ oh the irony.
I personally haven't seen any particular difference in the type of threads we get now and threads that we supposedly used to get.
Two more for the list. Never fear - they'll be gone soon enough.
Hot Topics is a general discussion forum. Why can't it be also fun and lighthearted? As long as it is not violating JUB's Code of Conducts, let people post whatever they want. Live and let live. Respect freedom of speech.
If you don't like topics being posted here, why don't you post something edgy and interesting for the masses on a frequent basis instead of complaining? Lead by example and contribute!
Don't be a helpless victim. If you don't contribute by creating "interesting" threads frequently in Hot Topics, YOU can only blame yourself.
Not kill it but maybe add a little meat to it.
Don't worry, you guys just aren't familiar with the lack of bitchery here. I always find it ironic that people are always like..ohhh get your drama out of here, we hate drama, blah blah blah, yet they thrive on it.
I know you all loved Enchanted Sex Kitten and the drama surrounding him (but you guys hated him and drove him out). Git him back and watch your lives flourish.
I drank a cup of coffee for breakfast.
Implore Navigaytion to return. That will enliven the Forum and give the mods something to do.
I am having lunch with a friend this afternoon.
I am going to take my meds now & then grab a quick morning shower & make myself smell all perfumey
I've always wondered why frontal nudity is not allowed in Hot Topics. What's more hot than a cock (suckie, suckie)?
$hit I skipped my meds last night & now my day is all fucked up plus I have assginments I need to look after. Today sucks. Sucks, sucks, sucks, & sucks.
I'm sure this guy wants to...Who wants to kill Hot Topics ?
I've never tasted nutella.
do they make purple Nutella..?
Author of Lost in a Dream. If you want to make me smile, read it and tell me what you think.
This Mod is more than a little "old school" around here on JUB.
So I did a "Yahoo" search for the acronym of tbaft.
Out of 7,930 results, this came up 4th, forth, as in FOUR:
Re: People who annoy you
No shit!
And I still haven't discovered wft tbaft means.
I see you and CupidBoy using it all the time, and I'm now publicly apologizing that this Mod appears to be "out of the loop."
I'm sure there's a .gif for that.
Now back On Topic:
Darling, if there were, the Mods would shut down CE&P and force those topics back into Hot Topics where they use to be.Originally Posted by oakpope
And we can all sit back and watch that kind of "drama" unfold here in this sub-forum, and watch the chairs fly.
These past few weeks in Hot Topics is like watching a Reality Show of Mean Girls, except they all arrived riding the "short bus."
Never regret anything, because in that moment it's exactly what you wanted.
Hey I love the Food Threads. Reminds me of Christopher123.


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Crystal Home Soda Maker :
Material: Glass, stainless steel
Care: Wipe with a damp cloth
Brand: SodaStream
SodaStream's soda charger systems instantly carbonate water for you, so that you can soothe your craving for soda as quickly – and easily – as possible. From Soda Stream's beginnings in 1903 to its present-day incarnation as a countertop-ready home carbonation system, it has always been an innovator in the fizzy drink industry. Its environmentally sound products save on plastic water bottle waste, and come in over 100 flavors. Life's always better with a bit of bubbly – particularly when it's healthy and environmentally friendly!


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Makes 18 hors d'oeuvres
active time
10 minutes
- 1 medium ripe California avocado (preferably Hass)
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh chives, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 12 very thin slices white sandwich bread
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/2 pound purchased or premade thinly sliced rare roast beef
In small bowl, mash avocado with fork. Stir in lemon juice, chives, salt, and pepper. Spread avocado mash over 6 slices bread, dividing evenly.
Spread other 6 slices bread with about 1 teaspoon each mayonnaise. Top with roast beef, dividing evenly. Gently press avocado-topped bread slices, avocado sides down, onto each sandwich.
Using long serrated knife, trim off crusts and cut each sandwich lengthwise into thirds.
Transportation tips:
Transfer the sandwiches to a covered plastic container to transport them to the picnic, and then simply pass around the container to serve. To keep the bread from drying out, when stacking the sandwiches in the container, lay a sturdy, barely moistened paper towel between each layer and another one over the top.
my notes
- Calories106
- Carbohydrates11 g (4%)
- Fat5 g (8%)
- Protein5 g (10%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (5%)
- Sodium182 mg (8%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber2 g (6%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol10 mg (3%)
recipe at a glance
type: Kid-Friendly, Quick & Easy, Entertaining, Sandwich
main ingredients: Onion, Meat, Bread, Avocado, Beef
holiday/celebration: Back to School, Cocktail Party, Picnic, Summer, Shower, Party


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We were discussing in the "Why not a pure deck" thread some different themes for a pure Shub deck and I decided to try building one centered around Monsters supported by the use of Ghoulish Worshipper and Even Here She Dwells.
This is my first draft. It's likely to change a fair bit after I get to test it out (hopefully tonight), but I wanted to get some ideas from you guys too as well as to document the design process as an aid for newer players:
Characters: 30
2xOne of the Thousand
3xAlbino Goat-Spawn
3xGhoulish Worshipper
2xGrasping Chthonian
2xGrim Wraith
3xInsect Swarm
3xJaguar Warrior
3xSlime Covered Dhole
3xAntarctic Yeti
2xTelepathic Chthonian
2xSlavering Gug
Events: 12
2xHorrid Mutation
2xThunder in the East
3xEven Here She Dwells
3xIa! Ia! Shudde M'ell
2xThe Black Goat's Rage
Support: 8
2xAlter of the Blessed
2xGhoul Taint
2xWolf Hunger
2xOpen Grave
Most of the deck is built around a selection of characters with the Monster keyword, Ghoulish Worshipper to let me play Monsters more cheaply, and Even Here She Dwells, a recently released card that will help me search for Monsters and fill my hand faster. One chief use of it will be to find those Ghoulish Worshippers early.
Then I've added some One of the Thousand as cheap stallers and accelerators if I need them, a couple Chthonians I wanted for support hate, and some variety of events and support cards which can probably be changed around quite a bit as they mostly do not affect the central theme. I do have a good bit of Terror though so I particularly want to see how The Black Goat's Rage works out. Ghoul Taint and Wolf Hunger are purely an experiment - I've never used either card and wanted to try them out to learn what they're good for. If they don't suit me I'll drop them for something else.
The big question for me is how fast I can get those Monsters out there. I don't have Priestess of Bubastis in the deck, and I can add one more One of the Thousand if I need to. More discounts are available, but if this is enough with the Ghoulish Worshippers then I'd rather be drawing more 3-4 cost Monsters than another cost 1 character that's of little use.
Anyway, tonight I am hoping to play some solo games and try it out against some other decks probably including Cthulhu and Syndicate at the least. We'll see how much time I end up having
I've got a good amount of extra card draw so I'm hoping to have a hand advantage from that. If it's a big one, I may try to diversify my cards a bit more to have more ability to have "the right tool for the job".


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(11-10-2012 07:52 PM)mik253 Wrote: Awesome stuff my friend. Not sure why you haven't shown me any good Redskins goodies yet but I will forgive you if you send me one of those hats... I hope you and Junior have a blast!!
(11-10-2012 08:26 PM)ripkenfan72 Wrote: Congrats on the grades pbean!!! Just awesome gold
(11-10-2012 08:54 PM)biglump007 Wrote: Awesome stuff John, I'm kinda partial to the Tony G by the way LOL
(11-10-2012 09:35 PM)ugameck Wrote: Sweet stuff! What an awesome experience! I just wish GO to a major show.
(11-10-2012 10:02 PM)branesergen Wrote: Holy crap Pbean I am green with envy!!
(11-10-2012 11:42 PM)aviat0rshades Wrote: Man.....I want that Russell Wilson
(11-10-2012 07:33 PM)pbean Wrote: also got a chance to meet Sue our new editor here at Beckett ..... she's a sweetheart to say the least plus took an opportunity to get a lil' gold from the Beckett booth ..... #d to 32 and totally happy with these gems ..... #d to 49 #d to 30 #d to 5 thanks for looking
(11-11-2012 07:59 AM)jk amsterdam Wrote: Looks like a ton of fun!! Congrats on the grades!
(11-11-2012 07:29 PM)sensei322 Wrote: HOLY SMOKES THOSE ARE SICK GRADES!!!! I was just about to ask if you were getting any cards graded or buying any boxes yourself...that answered one oft questions! Glad to see you're having a great time my friend. Please seen my warm regards to Tracy and Scott!


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Photographs of the Wheelwright Lumber Co., historic buildings in Ogden, Utah, the Wheelwright family and the Rabbits for the Poor Drive during the Great Depression. There are also proof sheets and negatives to these photographs. All photograph sheets are black and white and 7 � x 10, unless otherwise noted.; This collection is arrranged by subject group.; Photographs; 1 Early photograph of Washington Avenue with a street car and the mountains in the background.; 2 Ogden�s city hall park and downtown in the early 1900's. Photo courtesy of Glen Perkins.; 3 A panoramic view of Lincoln and 25th street 9 � x 14.; 4 Fountain like structures in Artesian Park in Ogden Canyon.; 5 Concrete reservoir constructed by Wheelwright Construction Co. in Ogden Utah.; 6 Exterior of the old post office building, Ogden. 1920.; 7 Exterior of The Ogden Banking Co. with a row of delivery trucks parked in front.; 8 Exterior of The old Ogden LDS tabernacle.; 9 Exterior of Ogden High before 1937. Later it became Central JR. High school. 10 Exterior of the Elks lodge or the Library.; 11 Exterior of Madison School in the winter.; 12 Exterior of Sacred Heart Academy.; 13 Exterior of Carnegie Free Library.; 14 Back porch of a deteriorating Victorian home.; 15 Rear of deteriorating Victorian home.; 16 Front of deteriorating Victorian home.; 17 Front of Wheelwright Lumber Co. 1965.; 18 Front of Wheelwright Limber Co. Looking west.; 19 Front of Wheelwright Lumber Co. and other buildings looking east.; 20 Buildings with Wheelwright Lumber Co. in the far right.; 21 A two story building on a street corner. The Wheelwright Lumber Co. Is down the street on the right.; 22 Main door to the Lumber Co. looking inside.; 23 The interior of the Lumber Co. facing the front windows.; 24 Interior of the Lumber Co. facing the offices.; 25 Interior and two customers of the Wheelwright Lumber Co.; 26 Office and office workers at the Wheelwright Lumber Co. July 1977.; 27 Two men working in the workshop surrounded by doors and cabinetry.; 28 Two men working in the workshop surrounded by doors and cabinetry.; 29 Mr. Buckman and Solomon Wheelwright with a horse and flat bed wagon in the lumber yard. 1910.; 30 Man in forklift hauling lumber.; 31 Open air lumber yard.; 32 Man on forklift hauling lumber with two men walking in background.; 33 Lumber yard with a man walking in the background.; 34 Looking down on the lumber yard from a roof.; 35 Just outside the back of the lumber yard.; 36 Looking down from a roof at the loading dock area of the lumber yard. July 1977.; 37 A small corner of the lumber yard with a cinder block building in the background.; 38 A house next to Wheelwright Lumber Co. being demolished.; 39 A house being demolished by a caterpillar.; 40 A man on Caterpillar removing the front of the house; 41 The front of the house falling in. The front of caterpillar on the left.; 42 The caterpillar demolishing the side of the house. White picket fence in the left hand corner.; 43 A closer shot of caterpillar demolishing the side of the house. White picket fence in the left hand corner.; 44 The house being torn down. There is a man on the roof.; 45 The front of the Ogden LDS 12th ward janitors home.; 46 Two photographs of the roof being re-shingled.; 47 Close up of the roof of the Janitors home.; 48 Interior of the front room facing fire place and front door.; 49 Interior of the front room facing fire place and front door.; 50 Interior facing an outside door and a double wide Victorian sliding door.; 51 Corner of a room with a book shelf and a broken window.; 52 Kitchen looking towards a window with a view of a brick wall.; 53 Kitchen with porch door in left hand corner and a brick wall outside the window.; 54 Attic room facing window.; 55 The bathroom with tub and sink.; 56 Thomas and Solomon Wheelwright as boys.; 57 Four women on a porch with the note, �Mrs. Blaine Ramsden (center) Elsie Wheelwright Hyrum�s sister.�; 58 Two pictures. The first photograph is of two women in sailor style dresses standing. The other photograph is of two boys in suits, spats and hats sitting.; 59 Four Photographs. 1.Frank Wheelwright. 2. Unknown woman in sailor style dress and overcoat. 3. Frank with woman in overcoat. 4. Frank with two women.; 60 Four Photographs and a note that reads, �son of one of the 13 wheelwright children. 1. Frank wheelwright. 2. Frank sitting with his head resting on the shoulder of a woman in a white blouse. 3. Frank standing with woman in white blouse. 4. Frank with woman in whit blouse and woman in overcoat.; 61 Two photographs. 1. A man standing in front of a truck strung with ducks. 2. Three young girls in front of a tree.; 62 Five Photographs. 1. Ducks strung up and a man with a gun. 2. Frank Wheelwright sitting with two girls. 3. Lance Wheelwright outside home. 4. Boy in t-shirt and jeans standing outside home. 5. Woman in sweater and hat leaning against a tree.; 63 Five photographs. 1. Old Wheelwright house- 25th street, Sol, Pearl, Ethyl and Quince on porch. 2. Pearl Lockheart house on 26th street. 3. Man on ladder with woman in front. 4. Three men by two trees. 5. Woman in dark clothing in front of a tree.; 64 Wheelwright Family reunion.; 65 Men on horse back and foot hunting for rabbits in the snow covered scrub brush. 1930's.; 66 Group of hunters. 1930's.; 67 Large pile of dead rabbits with hunters in the back ground. 1930's.; 68 A line of hunters with rabbits in the for ground. 1930's.; 69 A washed out photograph of the hunters and the rabbit pile. 1930's.; 70 Front of the Wheelwright Bros. Merc. Co. In Mississippi. 1900.; 71 Man in front of a steam engin driven cement mixer.; 72 Two women in white outside the old Dee hospital.; 73 The Ogden LDS 12th ward Sunday school. c. 1920.; 74 Cross section of a 900 year old Redwood with dates on it back to the signing of the Magna Carta.; 75 Photograph of a news clipping about the Redwood slab.; 76 Proof sheet and set of negatives for the above photographs; 77 Proof sheet and set of negatives for the above photographs.; 78 Proof sheet and set of negatives for the above photographs.; 79 Proof sheet and set of negatives for the above photographs.
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I'd rather see IT guys who lie about what can be done, when it can be done and how much it can be done for, out of work. Just saying:rolleyes:
Keep your frustration out of the thread - .
Posted 17 August 2012 - 09:54 PM
I'd rather see IT guys who lie about what can be done, when it can be done and how much it can be done for, out of work. Just saying:rolleyes:
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 04:51 PM
Posted 18 August 2012 - 06:26 PM
You are overreacting. All that has happened is the landlord verbally warned you... which in most states means nothing. If the landlord does in fact hire a lawyer (unlikely) and the lawyer agrees to pursue the matter (unlikely) then you simply need to send a letter with the OTARD information to that attorney and request a response.
Is the landlord going to spend a few thousand dollars in attorney fees to have you remove your satellite dish? It's possible, but not very reasonable.
Once the attorney reads the OTARD information he/she will at least consider it a grey area and should advise the client of that fact... any good attorney feels the obligation to inform the client that the issue is not simple and may become very expensive.
So unless this landlord really dislikes you there is little reason for them to continue to press the case once they've been informed of reality.
Right now nothing has happened and nothing needs to be done.
Edited by direcdt, 18 August 2012 - 06:34 PM.
Posted 26 September 2012 - 12:16 PM
Looks like i beat the landlord!
Posted 26 September 2012 - 01:10 PM
Posted 26 September 2012 - 04:06 PM
+1Glad that it worked out for you. But I don't agree that you "beat" the landlord. The landlord is providing accommodations to allow you to put the dish on the roof. The landlord is not obligated to do this, so it is really a case of a landlord going beyond the requirements to keep tenants happy.
Sounds like your landlord is pretty nice and accommodating. I'm not sure why you see this as an adversarial situation.
Posted 07 November 2012 - 11:45 PM
Posted 07 November 2012 - 11:54 PM
Posted 08 November 2012 - 12:29 AM
300 feet is too far away. Max directv will allow is 150, specially with SWM. See if they can put a bracket closer to you. 51db is ok but its really cutting it close, the highest they can leave it is 55 because after that it starts causing you problems. Do you know what your SNR is at?
Posted 08 November 2012 - 12:45 AM
Posted 08 November 2012 - 01:05 AM
You could use RG11 or get an amp to boost the signal. Depending on how they had those installed they might be willing to just shell out the cost for the equipment rather than move the mounts.
Posted 12 November 2012 - 09:25 AM
Good news! 5 Dish brackets were installed last week! Custom made for 5 building tenants. We were grandfathered in by management....And i totally appreciate what they did for me. But i now have an issue with my dish and distance. The brackets were placed 300 feet away from my location. I did the cable run on a SWM SYSTEM with minimum issue, just that my DB is to high (51) A friend of mine that works for dish network came over to check the cable run and DB. He found the DB way to high.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 01:04 AM
I'm just SomeRandomIdiot, but there is clearly another D* Slimline in the middle photo on the top of the wall in the back - not where the other dishes are installed.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 10:52 AM
Posted 17 November 2012 - 11:21 AM
You could use RG11 or get an amp to boost the signal. Depending on how they had those installed they might be willing to just shell out the cost for the equipment rather than move the mounts.
Posted 19 November 2012 - 05:29 PM
I was gonna suggest an amplifier. I have one and it has stopped my problems. Here's a link.
I didn't buy it because of distance from the dish to my receivers, but because my MRV system is cascaded instead of paralleled, but if this amp will work with Dish equipment it might clear up your problems. Not a bad price, and, as I said, it works quite well. (Wasn't my idea, was VOS that recommended I try it and, as usual, he was right.)
Posted 21 November 2012 - 11:35 AM
Thanks Rich. funny! I just received my SWMA2T amplifier a few hours ago.
Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:35 PM
Grandfathering in only five tenants may not have been the best way to go, since there will likely be other tenants wanting dishes in the future.
They ought to look at installing a master system, with just a few dishes, and let people tie in to them. It would cost some money to install, but it beats having many dishes on the roof, and the wear-and-tear of people installing and de-installing them. Plus, the master dishes could have de-icers on them, or be in a location where they are easily cleaned of snow and ice.


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Actually, no. I know FallenArousal will return and he will read this but I am not exactly looking forward to him. One thing I do like about him was that he is nice to a lot of the newcomers at JUB. I do admit he is a nice guy but I cannot put up with adults acting like teenagers. He reminds me of a teenage who does everything out of the mainstream because he hates his parents but wants his parents to notice that he is a special snowflake.
^^Same person (Naughty/TFA).
NaughtyArousal was one my favourite guys on here.
Don't know why he was obsessing about his penis size SO seriously. Really so silly to define himself over something like that, which, in the grand scheme of life, is just NOT IMPORTANT. And anyone could see from his pics that he was a really good-looking guy (I even had a crush on him) and yet he called himself ugly? And he'd never accept that people might like him for who he was as a person.
Hope he comes back.
I'm not saying shit about NA/TFA just in case he's still lurking and reading this.
Yeah, he did have some body image issues. And I feel like he often tried to side against anything that he considered mainstream in order to feel better about these issues and other personal things. That way, he wouldn't have to feel bad about not measuring up in certain ways if he felt people from the mainstream were judging him for it. It's like he wanted to fit in, but also kept a distance in many ways under the guise of being all "fuck the mainstream."
He was a cool guy though. I wish he wasn't so hard on himself about his looks and dating life.
I would welcome him back if he were to return.
Elvin was fun! Are we commenting on missing people?
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I tend to block some nude pictures and stuff, especially in avatars. I don't think it's prudish as much as I just don't feel like seeing it all the time.
This is why I had a problem with him, he would pretty much bite your head off when you gave your opinion of him in a thread and resorted to calling you a troll and putting you on ignore.
Oh sorry to clear up in my post to Borg I was saying "no" in reference to "we weren't still talking about Enchanted", I know Naughty Arousal was FallenAsexual. Thanks for the heads up though.
This was my biggest aggravation with him as well. Why even start a thread asking opinions/advice, if you didn't want to hear it?
I think most people don't really want to fix their lives, they just want to whine a bitch about them... which is ok, to an extent. Just word your threads in a way that isn't asking for advice.
YUP. There was some discussion about advice-- I can't remember where it was, if it was this thread or another earlier back. Where I said I don't get it when it starts to become obvious someone doesn't want advice and just wants validation of what they're going to do anyway, even if it's self-defeating--- but phrases it as looking for advice when they clearly don't want to hear anything but one answer.
If people just want moral support, okay cool. But then it's kinda b.s. to act like "oh what do you guys think what should i do" and then proceed to argue wtih all the answers you don't want.
I've done that before. More than once.
Although, in my defense, my hard drive is "only" 50 GB.
I feel the same way. I also think it's rather contradictory to disallow nudity in Hot Topics, yet we can have naked bodies and such in avatars and signatures.
I hate how nowadays "you are running low on hard drive space" kicks in at like 80 or 100 GB.... more than I think my last computer had total..
I ought to clarify something before I answer this question.
By the word "fake", I mean a guy who dreams up an identity, contrives a past for this identity--often by mining for information from live people--and steals pictures. Those guys do the worst damage, because they manipulate people's feelings. Sometimes, other JUBbers even get banned because of them.
Fortunately, the fakes are relatively rare. As far I can tell, we don't have any here on JUB, although one person's identity has been questioned.
On the other hand, the trolls are common, unfortunately. The Mods are always having to clean up their mess in one way or another.
I personally don't consider Enchanted a troll. I think he's just an immature guy (he's only 19) who doesn't mean any real harm, but steps in shit right and left. Funny thing, that--the younger JUBbers can't stand him (generally speaking), while the older ones are often rather fond of him. Speaking personally, he reminds me of a puppy who keeps chewing up the furniture.
^I don't like making personal attacks but your white knight syndrome should have been a passing phase and there needs to be some soul searching on your part why you still have it. Most people after getting knocked down several moral pegs in their 20s get over it. I realized this way back in high school when I spent a few years in therapy realizing that you can't change people [in this case, my dad] unless they want to change themselves. Just because someone is bitching doesn't mean they have a real problem or want to even solve their problem. Again, life experience taught me this when one of my own friends was a "Florence Nightingale" [female equivalent to the white knight] thinking she could change "bad" men. When most of her friends, including myself, confronted her about her engagement, she thought we were crazy but she luckily came around. "Putting a ring on it" does not change the guy into this majestic prince.
There's nothing wrong with trying to see the good in people per se like I think Johann sometimes does. I find it more annoying when the forum en masse tries to silence people or jump down their throats for pointing out that someone isn't legitimately after help or whatever, and is just attention ploying. I don't think Johann does that at all if that's the kind of white knighting you mean.
It is my perception that I see someone who is just after attention fairly early on... but I have to just keep quiet and wait for everyone else to realize it weeks later. If I say something sooner I'm a dick even though it winds up being true.
I confess that this is still my favorite gif...
I'm actually depressed as fuck today because of some associations I have with New Year's Eve, but I'm putting on my Martha Stewart face as I host the night for all my friends because I don't want to bring everyone else down into my pity party.
I just now noticed that tiexgrr self-deleted.
I enjoyed reading his posts.
This ends the 2012 edition.
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Attend any East Side High School football game — home or away — or any parade with the East Side Marching Band and you will be treated with the beats of young Darrius Davis.
The kindergartner from Nailor Elementary has become a "small" celebrity as he marches in his black and gold sweat suit alongside high schoolers.
Davis, only three-and-a-half feet tall and very soft-spoken, uses his drum, marching skills and dancing abilities to do most of the talking.
"I do it because I love my drum and I like music," said Davis. "It feels good when I play. I know I'm going to be a drummer."
The young talent has been showing up to watch the Trojans play for a few years, but his eyes have always seemed to focus on the band instead of the field.
Davis received a toy plastic drum for his fifth birthday and he's been tagging along with the crew ever since.
He has marched in six parades, from start to finish, and also played side-by-side with the band during the Trojan's 15-game 2012 season.
"I don't get tired — I keep on going," said Davis. "It's just fun."
Davis's mother, Kim, said she's proud that her son has a strong passion at such a young age.
"Wherever the band is, he'll be right there next to them," said Kim. "The crowds are always amazed to see him out there. He just loves playing.
"He calls his sister all the time to see where the band is going and asks her to find a ride to pick him up."
ESH freshman Laketha Covington, Davis's sister, is a clarinet player in the band.
"I think it's pretty cool that he's already had a peek into his future," said Covington. "He's going to have an advantage with the early start.
"With his generation — he has something positive to look forward to when he grows up."
It's not everyday a six-year-old has the stamina to keep up with the big kids, and that's why band director Marcus Lewis realized he had something special in the making.
"When I first saw him coming out I thought he was another typical kid who likes his drum," said Lewis. "What little boy doesn't love his drum?
"But then I started watching his sticking and he was right with the beat. That's when I could tell we had a little prodigy on our hands."
Assistant band director Fulton Cherry agreed that Davis has a special gift.
"Not only is he a natural but he's out there playing to the end of the game," said Cherry. "Most of the kids get tired after the third quarter, but not him.
"And the people love him at the parades too. Everybody asks about him and gives him encouragement."
Lewis said Davis's participation has brought the band some statewide notoriety, but Davis comes out as the real winner.
"The best thing about all of this is what it means to him," said Lewis. "I'm pretty sure it's the highlight of his life and he's also been an asset to the program."
Word of little Darrius and his toy drum continues to spread, especially when those who've never seen him spot him at parades and games for the first time.
He will continue to learn and grow and is working his way to his first real drum.
"It means a lot to me to that he's able to do this," said Kim. "He wanted to be in the band even when he was two. He loves it so much."
Davis is also an assistant drummer for St. Peter's Rock Church in Cleveland every Sunday.


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You don't know how much I love cute, completely smooth fem boys in sexy little panties. Thank you for this thread and for all the contributions. I wish I could find a cute fem boy nearby to pamper.
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LOVE wearing frilly pink panties! it's a turn on! - and lipstick and eye shadow too!
Smoothebottom your pictures are very sexy, what a turn on! I will look forward to seeing more of you... soon I hope.
I love Yoru169! I've pleasured myself many times to his videos on XTube. I've become more and more attracted to femme guys and crossdressers in recent years.
Here are some pics of me. Hope you like them.
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Femboys usually don't do anything for me, but the one in the first post really got my attention
Re: Milkboys; I was immediately uncomfortable after clicking on the link. I didn't linger. That'll learn me to read the whole thread first.
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especialy the kitty one .....
I Think A Cock Taste Sweeter After It Has Been In Panties Or A Silky Thong
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one of the worst tragedies in life is being forgotten by some one you can never forget!
i am LOVING this thread!! Lets get to posting!!
There are a lot of CD and TG pics (including some more of the girls that have been posted on this thread) here:
Go down to the "TranCHAN" section. There is a regular gay section as well.
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The crossdressing twinks in this thread are so hott!
Here's a few shots of me, i kno i'm not anything real special, but i enjoy it, and want to take it further.
The fems of various kinds seem to give better head. The ones I shagged all said they sucked five or more every night. Their asses were looser from all the action they got, perfect for uncut men and us older men whose shafts dont get quite as stiff as they used to.
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I agree, nothing is hotter then a beautiful cock inside of a pair of panties. I love it so much I now wear panties full time!
Not all kinds of CD's turn me on. i don't really like make up, wigs or even bras, but i love to watch a good crotch wiggling around inside some girlie's knickers and some sexy tights.
Best shots so far in this thread (as far as i'm concerned...) are
I keep looking back to them with a stiffy
But what i REALLY REALLY love is to get myself into a nice thong and some slutty tights. I simply adore feeling like a dirty little slut wiggling my bum in the air.
Here's a couple of shots from me... (i'm a bit hairy i know, but that's how i like to be...), you can see the rest at my thread justusboys.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299269
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Okay, I like effeminate men up to a point. I have discovered pretty much exactly where that point is.
Have fun, guys. Moving on now...
great post.i love to crossdress
Wow. such great pics in this thread/ Makes me want to add some pics of my own...
As soon as I get a proper camera, I know where I will be putting my pics. I hope you like them when they go up!
SO glad to see all the femboys out there! Lookin good!
It's a pity they don't make pics of guys like the following pants down or out wearing female suspenders. That would be something for Menatplay to do and to make a book about.
As long as female clothing enhances a man's masculinity, it is fully appropriate. So, it should be used only by utterly masculine men gaining masculinity throuh female clothing.
I like this post myself~ ^_^
If i had a camera and better lighting i would post my pics too O.o but one problem... ((I dont know how to put my pics on here, please pm me 2 help))
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The Chi Rho Singers Will present an evening of music on Thursday, May 23 at First
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This choir of the Susquehanna Conference of The United Methodist Church includes
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Visitation will be held at 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 14, 2013, at Ray Funeral Home and a second visitation will be held at 10-11 a.m. Monday, April 15, 2013, at the First Baptist Church. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church in Cleveland. Burial will follow in New Cleveland Cemetery.
Belle was born and reared on the McDonald family farm in Rankin and Simpson counties, one of 10 children born to Sam and Grace McDonald. Belle graduated from Terry High School and Mississippi College, and then began teaching English in Drew, where she met her husband, Bill Alexander, whom she married in 1950. She later taught English at Cleveland High and worked at Cleveland State Bank.
After her youngest child was born, Mrs. Alexander furthered her education at Delta State University, earning Master of Education and Educational Specialist degrees. She served for many years as a guidance counselor and instructor at Bayou Academy and later at Delta State University, from which she retired.
Mrs. Alexander loved the Lord and was a faithful member of First Baptist Church in Cleveland for 63 years. She was also a member of the Cleveland Garden Club and served as chairman of the Pearman Elementary PTA. She enjoyed gardening, reading, cooking and entertaining in her home. She was co-author, with her late daughter, Becky Alexander, of Shout it in the Light, the story of Becky's long battle with cancer.
Mrs. Alexander was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, William B. Alexander; her daughter Rebecca Alexander; grandson Will Alexander; her parents; four brothers and three sisters.
She is survived by sons, William Brooks Alexander III, and wife Cathy of Mobile, Ala.; John Marshall Alexander and wife Melissa of Oxford; Jason McDonald Alexander and wife Chakiras of Cleveland; daughter Grace Alexander Bluerock of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; sister Jane M. Lindsey of Vicksburg; brother Karei McDonald of Florence; and 11 grandchildren Matthew and Walton Alexander of Mobile, Ala., Andrew and Rebecca Bluerock of Murfeesboro, TN., Marshall, Amanda, William, and Angela Alexander all of Oxford, Alan Nippert of Del Rey Beach FL., Nicole Nippert of New Orleans LA, Jessica Nippert of Memphis, TN.
Pallbearers will be Matthew Alexander, Walton Alexander, Marshall Alexander, William Alexander, Andrew Bluerock, and Alan Nippert.
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Dang. I thought with it being Wednesday, Sixto would have posted TWCSN in full time test...
I thought they already were in full time test, just not in the conventional way.
Though I was hoping, "against hope" obviously, it might per chance go live this morning with a formal announcement of an agreement later on today.
But nah ... outside the test feeds, still a whole lot'a noth'in go'in on with DIRECTV on the all news fronts I can see except their beyond sickening "in negotiations." canned responses. :icon_lame
Looks like the Jazz game tonight is headed down the tubes now.
Very disappointed with DIRECTV at this point I have to admit.
However, still under some 18 months to go on my commitment and a lot of free or heavily discounted equipment here (5 HD-DVRs, with one an HR34) shared by three family members, so what's there to really do but wait?
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