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How do you clean the inside of a toilet bowl where a grey colored ring won't go away.
It is a toto and only one year old. It is the drake model. |
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- Posted by gitananoel (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 15:59
Thanks for the tip. Anybody else have an idea what to do? |
- Posted by gitananoel (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 16:00
Thanks for the tip. Anybody else have an idea what to do? |
I second the pumice stick--always works for me! Same for the rings around the faucet. |
I ran A ServiceMaster business and a commercial cleaning business for several years. The best way I found was to put two cups of bleach and two cups of liquid laundry soap in the bowl and let set over night. Make sure that the soap is above the ring in the toilet. Clean with regular brush. We cleand bowls that was not cleaned in several years using this method. If you use a pumice stick, make sure to keep it wet or you can scratch the bowl. Good luck Gary |
You can find pumice sticks in drug stores; they are used for pedicures. I got one at my local Rite Aid and it works great on stains. But don't rub too hard, you can get permanent black scratches on the porcelain if you treat it too rough. Been there, done that. By the way, we've had our Toto since 2005. It needed one repair about a year ago, the internal "flapper" broke. Other than that, it's worked fine and I do recommend Toto to anyone planning a toilet installation. |
Another vote for the pumice stick! For unclogging when heavy duty flanged plungers failed: Hot(1), dish soapy(2), water suddenly poured(3) from a two gallon bucket from high up a ladder(4) combined four methods into one that has always saved calling the plumber to our house. Although sometimes had to repeat a few times... |
Pumice stick here, too. |
- Posted by albert_135 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 08 at 11:39
We live in one of those desert western suburban communities where the water has a lot of boron. Most cleaners don't remove boron. I have used the pumice as described above. Auto parts stores have some very fine auto refinishing emery paper that also works. Recently I have discovered that a toilet bowl cleaner with "bleach" followed by a tolet bowl cleaner with "oxy" (Let the first set awhile and then add the second without rinsing between.) seems to be working if used frequently. |
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Choosing the Right Dog: How the American Kennel Club can Help
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As many of my long time readers know, my family has a very loveable and adorable Alaskan Malamute. To my husband and me, she is our very energetic, happy best friend who travels with us everywhere and is always by our side. While we are obviously animal lovers, buying Reya wasn't a quick decision for us and actually took over 3 years to make sure we found the right dog for our family. When we decided we wanted to own an Alaskan Malamute, it wasn't a question to us that we wanted to get our future family dog from an AKC certified breeder.
For 130 years, the American Kennel Club has committed itself advancing the understand, benefits, of care of dogs everywhere. By promoting responsible dog ownership they make sure more dogs find themselves in happy homes and that future dog parents have a happy, healthy home for everyone. They know that adopting a furry family member isn't an easy decision so they give have some of the best resources online about various dog breeds and how you can find responsible breeders for your preferred breed.
One of the biggest questions I have been asked is why I chose to have a purebred dog. Not many people will dispute that purebred dogs are beautiful, but that isn't the main reason to go out and purchase one. Purebred dogs are purpose-bred and generally have a predictable temperament. As well, an AKC registered breeder of a purebred dog is required to keep up with lineage of each of each of their dogs and the health of all their puppies, making sure that each puppy meets breed standards. While not every AKC breeder is the same, finding the perfect purebred dog can easily equate to a decade or more of happiness for everyone in your family.
When we purchased Reya, we relied heavily on the AKC's resources and took advantage of all their information on finding a responsible breeder. Not every breeder was the same, not by a long shot, and neither were their puppies. When you purchase a puppy, it is important that you ask the right questions and make sure that the breeder and future puppy are a right fit for your family. Since the majority of AKC breeders are passionate about the breed, they want to make sure every puppy goes to a good home and will build a long term relationship with you.
We looked at quite a few kennels before we found the perfect breeder. Not only were they helpful, but very patient, answering any questions we might have and being proud to talk about their dog family. Since they are only known to breed once or twice a year out of all their dogs, we waited three years for Reya to be born, and the breeder was careful to ask the right questions, ensuring that puppies were matched with the perfect families. For example, before we went on her buying list, she knew that we traveled, had a large yard, and that our malamute would be living indoors with us most if not all of the time. The first time we thought we had picked a puppy of hers, she talked to us and made us reconsider, telling us that the little girl was likely to be more of an outdoor dog and independent, even for a malamute, based on the lineage she came from. We are so glad we waited and took her recommendation, since we have the most loving dog you will ever meet! While I could have gotten a dog from any breeder, I am confident that our good experience came from an AKC breeder with very high recommendations for the breed. Today, I still email our breeder and share pictures since we built a relationship long before Reya was born, and she is glad to see and show off how Reya has grown!
Today, I can't imagine how we lived without our cheerful, happy dog. Along with the great information from our breeder, we also enjoy the other perks of working with the AKC, such as regular educational emails and publications that are useful and helpful for all dog owners. If you are considering purchasing a puppy from a breeder, I highly recommend reading the AKC's resource on buying a puppy from a breeder. I know we personally used this guide and thought it was a great help when we purchased Reya!
Of course, buying a purebred puppy isn't the right choice for everyone. I know many people who have taken advantage of the AKC Rescue Network, saving adult purebred dogs who found themselves without a home for a variety of reasons. These rescues are certified by the AKC, and run by owners who are passionate about their chosen breed. It is also a great choice for someone who wants an older companion. Usually, responsible breeders are also rescuers as well.
If you decide to get a dog from a rescue or shelter, just make sure you get as much information about your future dog as possible. Don't be afraid to ask questions, especially about the dog's history, and the shape the dog was in when it arrived. Most of the time local shelters know very little about the history of a dog, and it is entirely possible you'll have an uphill battle in training and adjusting your new family member to the home. Having owned shelter dogs as well, I can tell you that it is very rewarding, but not the right choice for everyone since medical costs and retraining can cost a small fortune, especially if the dog came from a home where it wasn't properly socialized or thought that furniture was its chew toys. If you are considering purchasing a dog from a shelter or rescue, we highly recommend checking out the AKC's resources on adopting shelter and rescue dogs.
If you are looking to add a furry friend to your family in the near future I highly recommend checking out the AKC website and taking advantage of their wonderful resources. I know if we decided to add another dog to our family it will likely be from an AKC breeder or one of their excellent rescue networks! While you know about our Reya, if you have a dog, purebred or rescued, tell us their story below – we love good pet stories!
37 Responses to Choosing the Right Dog: How the American Kennel Club can Help
We love dogs. We have two at this time. One is not very friendly with young children. I agree that it is very important to know some things first. Thank you for the information
We find strays out here in the country. We always call the animal shelter when we see them. It just disgusts me that people will just drop their animals off and think that their going to be ok.
I have a mixed breed dog (Husky and German Shepherd)and she should not be in our family because she is energetic and we are not. We still love her though.
I'm so glad you're distributing this important information to help people find the pet that is best for their household. I think everyone should at least try to find a shelter dog before purchasing one from a breeder or pet store. You can literally save a life that way, and if everyone did that, puppy mills would be a thing of the past.
First of all, you have the cutest pups ever! Secondly, this was such a great read! We've been toying with the idea of getting a dog in the not-too-distant future. It's so worth it to put in a lot of effort and research to make sure you choose the right dog for your family.
Thanks for this post! Our family is considering adopting a dog and will take into consideration the tips you have mentioned.
Our first dog as a married couple was an AKC yellow lab. The breeder was wonderful but I had no idea I could find out how reliable he was through the group itself. Good information.
The article about finding the right dog as a pet for your family was very informative. The advice of contacting the AKC is a good one. Responsible breeders will know their dogs and will know if the breed is right for your home.
It is so true that people need to choose a family dog carefully! Too many dogs are abandoned by people who can't handle the dog they chose!
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I have strong feelings about this post, let me explain. I do abused & ababdoned animal rescue(14 years) & have seen the best & the worst as far as living with an animal. In the south puppy mills are common. Currently I have 3 dogs here that are puppy mill rescues. Just yesterday I picked up a Shih tzu that was dumped at a car wash on a busy 2 lane highway. Luckily someone saw her being dumped & took her to the feed store & they called me. She is full of worms, fleas, ticks, hair so matted it's pulling her skin. Not a young dog, she isn't house trained or socialized in any way. Finding her a good home might be difficult. This is just 1 dog. Right now I have 7 dogs & 17 cats, all with stories simalar to this. Our local Humane society takes in thosands of dogs yearly with a 60% euthanasia rate. I love to hear about dogs in good, loving homes & I wish every dog born had a good home to go to, but until that happens……. -
This info is so wonderful! I too try to stress to ppl BEFORE the adopt or get a new puppy, to intensively research the breed before choosing based on looks alone. There are too many abandoned dogs and knowing your breed before is truly a lifesaver!
Great information to pass along! I promote adopting or fostering dogs from shelters daily. It's truly sad to see so many in the system waiting for a Family to rescue them. Especially the older ones.
I love dogs all dogs honestly but I think shelter dogs need people more than kennel dogs.. Everyone will always be ready to buy a big pure breed dog but a lot of those end up shelter dogs thanks to irresponsible and evil owners…. Help a shelter .
More people should do their research before buying a pet….Thanks for the info and I'll share it with potential new owners
rescue is best for everyone, but I agree that educating yourself first ensures that you and your new family member both have the best future together!
This is a really good informational post that I wish everyone would read. It took us years to decide on "the" breed for our family–our sons got to choose what they wanted, and the youngest son chose our second breed that we've kept for a companion for our guard. We've got a Black Russian Terrier for protection, and a Cardigan Corgi for an alarm.
Thanks for such a great article. We currently have one dog, but are looking into getting another. We will be visiting the local humane society to let my son choose his new companion.
My husband is allergic to dogs so we can't have one and that is probably a good thing! I'm a huge animal lover and have a feeling if I didn't have a good reason not to, I'd be bringing them home all the time!
I have never 'purchased' a pet for our family. All three of our dogs were rescues and I can't be happier. If anyone is planning on buying an animal, please also open your heart to shelter dogs, they need love too. You can always buy one and rescue one too!
This is super interesting. It's nice to know that there's so much help out there to match up the perfect family for the perfect dog!
thank you so much for the tips!! we do not have a dog yet but definitely would like to adopt one in the future! they are just too adorable
I do not have a backyard for a big dog, so I would need to get one of those tiny yappy dogs that are always shivering. My small flat will seem huge to a tiny yappy dog. I like that maulings are not as common with tiny shivering yappy dogs as with big dogs unless you pass out drunk and let the tiny dogs yip and yap and chew your face off like they did to that woman in France.
This is one of the best site to use when your considering getting a pet of any kind. I gives you great tips to see if the pet your deciding on will be a good fit for your family and lifestyle and time.


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Quests added to mob tooltips on the PTR
It shocked me for a second -- not only is this dumbing down the questing game even further (maybe someday we will have a large red arrow pointing out a quest target from zones away), but it seems to be an awfully big break in immersion. Blizzard is basically telling you that "this is the mob you need, right here," and actually reading the quest text becomes even less necessary.
But then I realized that tooltips themselves aren't exactly paragons of game immersion -- it's already a little jump in the reality of the game to see a box with a mob's name and level whenever you mouse over it. Tooltips are already where the UI meets the road, so to speak. And as for the "dumbing down" of the game, most experienced players already had this functionality through addons like Questhelper and MonkeyQuest anyway (and if you do plan to complain that this makes things way too easy, make sure Questhelper is out of your Addon directory before you start typing). But if the tips stay in the game when the patch goes live, questing will be that much easier for people who stick to the basic UI.
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'Oculus' Review: Horror Reduced by a Slimming Mirror
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on April 10, 2014 | Be the First To CommentEditor's note: Our review of Oculus originally ran during this year's SXSW, but we're re-posting it now as the film opens in theaters this weekend. Tim Russell (Brenton Thwaites) is getting out of the mental hospital because he's finally been cured. He no longer believes an evil mirror possessed his parents when he was a child leading to his father (Rory Cochrane) murdering his mother (Katee Sackhoff) before being shot down by little Timmy's own hand. He knows better now and agrees that his dad simply went nuts. His sister Kaylie (Karen Gillan) has stated as such all along and went on to grow up, find a career, and fall in love. But when she picks him up Kaylie makes it clear that the two of them can now put the revenge she's been planning into action. She's found the mirror, she's tracked its deadly history across the centuries, and she has a foolproof plan to prove to the world that their parents were victims of this cursed piece of glass. The only problem with a foolproof plan is that somebody has to play the fool, and in this case it just may be Kaylie. Oculus is "mirror horror" with a bit of an initial twist in that our characters know all there is to know about this wicked antique before the movie starts. They're prepped and prepared, and the film's first act is a setup that includes her plans and a litany of the mirror's past evil deeds. The […]
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Movie News By Christopher Campbell on September 7, 2013 | Comments (2)Just when we thought the dream casting stage was over, Vin Diesel's true Marvel Studios role is back up in the air. Yes, the Riddick star is set to voice Groot in next year's Guardians of the Galaxy, but according to his statements in an interview with Extra host Maria Menounos this week, Diesel is also still on board for an actual physical part in the Avengers franchise universe. Specifically, he reiterates that his initial meeting with Marvel was for a Phase Three character that will debut in 2016. We'd heard that clarification previously but it was thought the Groot voice casting had replaced that other gig. Instead it seems Groot was just to appease Diesel's fanbase while Marvel continues to work with the actor on the other 2016 thing. So, let the speculation ensue once again. What Marvel Studios Universe character could, should, would, will Diesel portray? The names on the table before are back on the table now, with good guy Vision and bad guy Thanos topping the predictions. Diesel hints that the role would involve a "merging of brands," but that could be interpreted a number of different ways. He could be starring in a reboot of Blade for all that means, so long as they bring the vampire hunter into the Avengers world. He could be Namor, which would be another fine jab at DC's weakness in getting their big properties onto the big screen (because Namor is Marvel's Aquaman). Rights to a Namor film are […]
'Riddick' Review: In Space No One Should Have to Hear Your Nipple Banter
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on September 6, 2013 | Comments (1)Richard B. Riddick (Vin Diesel) awakens on a dusty and deserted planet and immediately starts yammering on about how down on his luck he is, how nobody likes him, and how he may as well just die. But if there's one consistent thing about Riddick (there are actually nothing but consistent things about Riddick) it's that he is one difficult bastard to kill. Seems like just yesterday he was pouting on his throne as leader of the Necromongers, but after refusing to partake in a fivesome, he's shipped off ostensibly to search for his home planet of Furya. Joke's on him, though, as the bullies actually abandon him on the otherwise empty planet of Not Furya where he's forced to avoid becoming dinner for creatures from land, sea, and air. He soon grows tired of performing his one-man show, a mash-up of The Lion King and The Naked Prey, for an ungrateful non-humanoid audience and triggers a beacon to lure in nearby mercenary ships for a lift. Two squads of competing mercs arrive, both intent on hunting him down (and at least one pretty dead-set on putting Dick B. Riddick's head in a box), but soon members of a third party rear their ugly heads and the concept of sides goes right out the window. If you like your sci-fi/action movies filled with interesting characters, intriguing plot points, and exciting action sequences then stop reading and go re-watch Aliens. If however you prefer they feature plenty of laughs, cost-conscious visual effects, […]
'You're Next' Badass Sharni Vinson is the Latest Lady Deemed Tough Enough to be a "Female Expendable"
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on August 26, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIf producer Adi Shankar really intends on making an action movie that brings together all of the toughest females in the industry, eventually he's going to have to come up with a better title for it than Adi Shankar's Female Expendables Project, but for now that seems to be all we have to work with, so we shall do our best. Anyway, what are the details of this project? So far Shankar is said to have a script from writer Dutch Southern, casting confirmations from MMA athlete-turned-actress Gina Carano and Battlestar Galactica vet Katee Sackhoff, and now another signed deal with an up and coming actress who turned quite a few heads in theaters just this weekend. According to a report from Collider, Australian actress and You're Next star Sharni Vinson is the latest name to sign on to kick ass while having lady parts in this still-untitled ripoff of Sylvester Stallone's high-concept old man porn.
Movie News After Dark: Katee Sackhoff, Cougar Town, Hunger Games and Hitchcock on Happiness
Movie News By Neil Miller on March 16, 2012 | Comments (6)What is Movie News After Dark? After a whirlwind of SXSW action, it doesn't even know anymore. Something about movie news. Interesting links, maybe. There may also be some fart jokes, but we're trying to keep it classy. Hi, Mom! Also, tonight's edition will prove how much this column's author has been watching Cougar Town lately. Like Community's Abed Nadir, he would like to live in Cougar Town. We begin tonight with a picture of Katee Sackhoff in Riddick 3 (ooh, la la — for the Battlestar Galactica babe, not another Riddick sequel). She will apparently play the baddie in the Vin Diesel-led film, some sort of alien bounty hunter who is more than meets the eye. Random thought: When are Katee Sackoff and Busy Philipps (Cougar Town reference #1) going to get together and do a sexy twins buddy cop movie? Strong female leads, people. Come on, Hollywood!
Is Starbuck Going To Play Typhoid Mary In An Upcoming Marvel Movie?
Casting Couch By Rob Hunter on May 25, 2009 | Comments (4)Katee Sackhoff ("Battlestar Galactica") reportedly entered L.A.'s Golden Apple comic book store last week for some possible research material.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Daybreak: Part 2
Television By Kevin Carr on March 21, 2009 | Comments (36)Here we are. Finally, the season finale for one of the best television shows on cable. Bill Adama is set to lead a team of volunteers on a suicide mission around the orbit of a black hole to rescue Hera, who has been kidnapped by Cylon Numero Uno.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Daybreak: Part 1
Television By Kevin Carr on March 14, 2009 | Comments (7)Galactica is being dismantled, and the crew is preparing to move to the other ships in the fleet, including the Rebel Cylon Basestar. During this process, Adama plans a rescue mission for Hera while various members of the fleet flash back to their lives on Caprica before the fall.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Islanded on a Stream of Stars
Television By Kevin Carr on March 7, 2009 | Comments (14)The Cylons aboard Galactica confer with the Admiral on how to mount a rescue mission for Hera, while Boomer is well on her way to bringing the child to Number One. Meanwhile, Adama struggles with the decision to abandon the Battlestar.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Someone to Watch Over Me
Television By Kevin Carr on February 28, 2009 | Comments (18)With Boomer in the brig of Galactica, President Roslin has been asked to extradite her to the rebel Cylon Basestar to be tried for treason. Tyrol fears that she will be executed and arranges her escape, only to learn she has a secret plan.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Deadlock
Television By Kevin Carr on February 21, 2009 | Comments (8)Ellen, the final Cylon returns to Battlestar Galactica to be reunited with Saul, only to find that he has gotten Caprica Six pregnant
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – No Exit
Television By Kevin Carr on February 14, 2009 | Comments (8)With the Galactica mutiny squelched, Adama is trying to pick up the pieces. Meanwhile, we learn the fate of the final Cylon.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica – Blood on the Scales
Television By Kevin Carr on February 7, 2009 | Be the First To CommentThe military coup led by Felix Gaeta and Tom Zarek spins into high gear. Meanwhile, Apollo and Starbuck are gathering support throughout Galactica with hopes of taking back the ship.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica 4.15 – The Oath
Television By Kevin Carr on January 31, 2009 | Comments (22)Felix Gaeta gets in bed with Tom Zarek, arranging a mutiny on Galactica and taking control of the Battlestar from the bridge. Plus, the two oldest dudes in the fleet show that they can still beat the holy crap out of a couple marines.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica 4.14 – The Disquiet That Follows My Soul
Television By Kevin Carr on January 24, 2009 | Comments (10)With the hopes of a home on Earth dashed, the fleet has fallen into emotional despair. Tom Zarek sees this as his opportunity to gain power over President Roslin, who has been in hiding since the discovery of Earth.
TV Review: Battlestar Galactica 4.13 – Sometimes a Great Notion
Television By Kevin Carr on January 17, 2009 | Comments (16)The loss of hope in the fleet, and particularly on Galactica, send the people into a massive depression. Admiral Adama struggles to bring sanity back to the fleet and offer a new hope.
Must Watch: Battlestar Galactica Promo – Epic Journey
Movie News By Neil Miller on November 25, 2008 | Comments (7)If you are like me, then you are generally drawn into a 45 minute argument every time someone around you mentions the "final Cylon." It is a cross that we, the indoctrinated of Battlestar Galactica, must bear.
Katee Sackhoff Lost by BSG, Found by NBC
Casting Couch By Michelle Graham on September 12, 2008 | Comments (4)Poor Katee Sackhoff. Her attempt at getting a defining role outside of Battlestar Galactica last year failed miserably, with Bionic Woman taking a dive after 8 episodes. But, like any sensible woman, Katee has branched out and gotten herself on an NBC-based cash cow.
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Dust plumes trail the pickups as we bomb along Tanque Road north of Willcox and I-10, heading toward the Whitlock Mountains. It must be a trick played by the clear desert air, but the mountains appear to recede the farther we drive. This morning, over cereal and thick, cowboy-style coffee--we blew a gasket on our French press--we debated the day's itinerary and settled on a mission to find sand dunes and hot springs in this giant Bureau of Land Management parcel crisscrossed with axle-snapping tracks.
In the next 40 miles we count one roadrunner, several dust devils and one other vehicle. Oddly, it's towing a speedboat. Inside the Sport Trac, a film of dust settles on everything, but the road's washboard surface and cattle-guard crossings barely register. Growing confident in the truck's abilities, I slalom up an arroyo thick with sand. It feels like powder skiing. I'm pumped, but Peet's unimpressed. "You drive like my grandma. My turn," he says. He revs the engine and we fly.
We nearly miss Hot Well Dunes Recreation Area, an ORV (off-road vehicle) fun land that's not on our map. So we shift into 4wd Low and claw our way up a short trail that drops into the dunes, a white sea of sand covered in creosote bushes taller than our cab. Wheeling through the dunes takes some tire speed--so we gun it. It's nuts, like racing go-karts through a grocery store. What fun.
The camping dart we tossed at the map this morning--figuratively speaking--landed on Riggs Flat Lake Campground in Coronado National Forest, high up among the pines in the 10,720-ft. Pinaleño Mountains. It's the highest of Arizona's sky islands. The only way up to the lakeside retreat is the 35-mile Swift Trail Highway, which gains altitude through dozens of hairpin switchbacks. With every thousand feet we rise, the temperature drops another 5 degrees. Shrubs give way to spindly pines, then eventually to a forest of aspen, spruce and ponderosa pine. The light is fading fast when we reach the end of the dirt road at Riggs Flat Lake. Meadows line the shore and feeding trout dimple the surface. On the way up I fantasized about jumping into the water to wash away two days' dust. Now I'm more interested in finding my fleece jacket.
We're alone at the lake except for a fisherman casting a fly line. He soon approaches and introduces himself as Carl, the campground caretaker. The lanky retiree lives atop the Pinaleño in a small, disheveled RV from April until November. He's either very friendly or starved for human interaction. "Welcome to the biggest, baddest mountain in Arizona. So how'd you boys end up here?" he asks. "People from Arizona don't even know about it."
We chat with Carl a bit about Cochise, the 14th Cavalry and the concentration of bears in the Pinaleño (it's one of the densest in the Southwest), then bid him good night. Once the campfire's going, we draw our mesh chairs closer to the blaze for warmth in the chill mountain air. When the coals are glowing, I slap thin cuts of rib eye on the grill; Peet's practically salivating as the steaks sizzle. His wife's a vegetarian, which means he sees a lot more beans than beef in his household. "Meat three days in a row. Now this is road tripping!" he says. The rest of us are thinking how good our dinner must smell to the bears.


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There's a lot to like about this script. The core ideas, the overall inventiveness and imagination were all admirable. The Nate/Julia conflict is well handled, but there were two major things that didn't work for me.
1 - Stan's rhyming drove me nuts after about two pages. I feel like his character needs to be toned down a bit.
2 - This is tied very closely to number 1 because I just didn't see Julia ending up with Stan in this story. You've set up a situation where the audience expects Julia to end up with Nate, but you don't deliver that. You either have to make Stan more charming, or you have to have Julia end up with Nate.
Your overall formatting was in the right ball park, so it's really just the Stan aspects of the story and the ending that bothered me.
Also, one last note... it's usually a no-no to list actual songs that you'd want to have in the soundtrack, so you might consider a version that does not contain specific music references.
Good luck.
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A review of OLD ROTHBERGHIANby rmahler on 12/04/2008I applaud you for your valiant effort to write in what is obviously not your native language. I could not do the same. However, the fact that I could tell that it was not your native language means that it got in the way of my enjoyment of your story. You should seriously consider get a screenplay editor to read and edit your script to make it more proper English. Your... read


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Baby is a sweet puppy that has had a hard begining, she loves people but needs a home with older kids. She is good with other dogs but prefers people attention, will chase the cat but will not hurt it. If you have room for another member in your family and a little patience I am the dog for you. She was born in November 2010.
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He did this about four times in a row.
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I am already neutered, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with cats.
Snoop Kitty Kitty is a silly boy with a silly hairdo! He's a playful little guy and loves to get into shoe boxes, lunch bags and any messy pile of stuff he can find to burrow into. Like all crazy snoopies he loves to chase his own tail till he gets dizzy and tips over. Fellow friskies keep him leaping and showing off his acrobatics and he loves to play hide-n-seek. Here Kitty, Kitty! Come meet soft and fluffy Snoopy soon. Snoop Kitty was born December 1, 2012.
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Chesterfield County Public Schools celebrated business and community partners during a breakfast on March 15 at the Holiday Inn Koger Conference Center. More than 200 organizations were recognized for their support of public education.
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The keynote speaker was the Rev. Brenda Girton-Mitchell, director of the Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships for the U.S. Department of Education. The Virginia Credit Union sponsored the breakfast. These three partners received special recognition during the event:


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About me and my passion for cars
I love building scale models and offer to build desktops for friends of their dream/first car if a kit is available. Have done it for my Wife (1959 Caddy), Teaching friend (her Hubby's 1968 Stingray) and next door neighbor (2001 350Z). If you would like one, contact me. I only charge $25.00 to do the build, you pay for the kit, paint and any aftermarket add-on's. Usually takes me a week to finish.
I'm a Retired US Navy OS1, went in when I was 17, in 1981, left Active duty in 1991, went into the Reserves in 1992, retired in 2002. Have been involved with US Naval Sea Cadets for 10 years, recently retired from that as well.
Everything I know about Full size cars, I learned from my Father and by building models with my friends. We made it a game to learn what was what, so we could show them to our Dad's. My Father was a Macomber Vocational HS Graduate in their autobody and collision class, but ended up a fork lift operator for Kaiser Aluminum in Toledo, OH. My Mom is a School Bus Driver there as well still. My Brother races at Oakshade Raceway in Wauseon, OH in the Bomber class since 2000, running number "24H". His two kids are his Pit Crew, and they know just as much about the car as he does, since they helped build it.
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Layne Pavey Sentenced in U.S. District Cour
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Billings, on March 5, 2010, before Chief U.S. District Judge Richard F. Cebull, LAYNE PAVEY, a 26-year-old resident of Billings, appeared for sentencing. PAVEY was sentenced to a term of:
- Prison: 20 months
- Special Assessment: $100
- Supervised Release: 4 years
PAVEY was sentenced in connection with her guilty plea to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute of cocaine.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney James E. Seykora, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
In the fall of 2008, agents with the F.B.I. and D.E.A. began conducting independent drug trafficking cases targeting several subjects in Billings. They later realized the different cells were connected to the same source of supply and began working the case jointly. The source of supply in Billings was identified as Shon Kalani Flores.
It was determined that Flores was residing with PAVEY in her Billings residence. The investigation further revealed that PAVEY lived with Flores at the address and had been engaged in an intimate relationship with him over several years. However, in January of 2009, PAVEY moved out of the house but allowed Flores to continue residing there. Flores continued to store and distribute cocaine from PAVEY'S residence and conduct other conspiratorial acts during the period of the conspiracy.
PAVEY allowed Flores to use rental cars that had been rented in her name to drive to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the purpose of picking up multiple ounce quantities of cocaine and bringing it back to Billings for redistribution. PAVEY also accompanied Flores on at least two trips to Salt Lake City for the purpose of obtaining and transporting multiple ounce quantities of cocaine back to Billings for redistribution. In addition, PAVEY helped finance trips to Salt Lake City to pick up cocaine with her bank card.
During the period of the conspiracy, PAVEY utilized her cell phone for both voice and text messages to negotiate, arrange, and set up cocaine meetings, buys, and deliveries of cocaine in various quantities in the Billing area.
PAVEY introduced P.H. to Flores. Shortly after meeting Flores, P.H. began obtaining cocaine from Flores and PAVEY for herself, her husband, and another individual. The investigation yielded information that PAVEY delivered cocaine on behalf of Flores or arranged for the delivery of cocaine to P.H. on several occasions.
The amount of cocaine that PAVEY was responsible for and which was directly and reasonably foreseeable to her in the conspiracy exceeded 500 grams.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that PAVEY will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, PAVEY does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
The investigation was a cooperative effort between the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Eastern Montana High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Task Force, the U.S. Marshals Service and the Billings Big Sky Safe Streets Task Force.


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Simple yes, but it still involved walking to school bare foot.....
not to be a pedant BUT bus fare a bus fair would be a big event for buses
A time of innocence and love Could we go back to how it was? I remember when life was so simple You did or you didn't You would or you wouldn't But it ain't like that anymore I remember when life was so easy People said what they meant They were either for it or against But it ain't like that anymore Somewhere we lost the score awww that song by Cece Winans - Bring Back The Days Of Yea And Nay Massha is going to cry now. If you hear crunching noises, never mind me, I am emoeating chocolate under my blankie...
woosbhark wrote:not to be a pedant BUT bus fare a bus fair would be a big event for buses
Hey - what do you have against events for buses, you bus hater? Buses are people too!
lichme wrote:Simple yes, but it still involved walking to school bare foot.....
In snow!!!
massha10 wrote:Hey - what do you have against events for buses, you bus hater? Buses are people too!
YEAH!!! Even buses can be SAD!
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simple and lovely!
As a new dad, this shirt works for me ;p
congrats Wences! very appropriate!
walmazan wrote:As a new dad, this shirt works for me ;p
Congratulations on the new addition!
Perfect shirt for those of us that are over 30 Hahaha
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The perfect design for a new dad! Congrats, Wences!
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Report: Tora Bora Front leader captured in Peshawar
Pakistani police reportedly have captured a senior Afghan Taliban leader behind attacks in eastern Afghanistan.
Anwarul Haq Mujahid, the commander of the Tora Bora Military Front, was detained during a raid in Peshawar, according to reports in The News and Pajhwok Afghan News. Mujahid was reportedly detained with his two cousins, Shumsul Islam and Dr. Qalandar, while he was in Peshawar for medical treatment. The Pakistani police, military, and government have not made an official announcement of Mujahid's arrest.
Mujahid is the son of Maulvi Mohammed Yunis Khalis, a senior mujahedeen leader based in the eastern province of Nangarhar who was famous for battling the Soviet Union during the occupation from 1979-1989. Jalaluddin Haqqani, the leader of the deadly Haqqani Network, served as a commander under Khan.
Yunis Khalis was also instrumental in welcoming Osama bin Laden into Afghanistan after he was ejected from the Sudan in 1996. Haji Abdul Qadir, one of Khalis' top three military commanders, was closely involved in facilitating bin Laden's return to Afghanistan. Several years later, Khalis helped bin Laden again, laying the groundwork for his escape from Afghanistan through the Tora Bora Mountains in the battle of December 2001.
After rejoining the Taliban to battle the US, Khalis went into hiding. He died in July 2006 and was succeeded by his son, Mujahid, who also took control of the Hizb-i-Islami Khalis, a faction of the fractious Hizb-i-Islami Afghanistan political party.
Mujahid established the Tora Bora Military Front, which he later publicized in February 2007 after his spokesman made an announcement. The group, which operates primarily in Nangarhar province, is responsible for several deadly attacks, including the April 2008 suicide strike and ambush against a drug eradication team operating in the district of Khogiani.
Nineteen Afghans, including twelve anti-drug policemen and seven civilians, were killed and 41 more were wounded after a suicide bomber detonated his vest and a Taliban assault team opened fire in the aftermath of the explosion.
The Tora Bora Military Front was also behind the complex ambush in March 2007 that targeted a US Marine Special Forces unit outside Jalalabad. A suicide bomber targeted the convoy, and then the Marines returned fire. The Marines reportedly killed several civilians in the ensuing fire. The incident prompted the US command to withdraw the Marine unit from the theater.
Pakistan has a poor record of holding Taliban commanders
While the detention of Mujahid would be a positive development for the security situation in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, recent history indicates that if he is detained, it may not be for long.
The Pakistani government has a poor record of keeping Taliban and al Qaeda commanders in custody. Many have been released in exchanges with the Taliban. Some have disappeared under mysterious circumstances, and others continue to run their networks from jail. The Afghan Taliban's shura is known to be operating in Quetta, yet the Pakistani government has failed to move against them.
The government has released senior Afghan Taliban leaders such as Mullah Obaidullah Akhund, the Taliban's former minister of defense and a member of the Shura Majlis, or executive council; Abdullah Mehsud, the late Taliban commander in South Waziristan who served time at Guantanamo Bay; Mufti Yousuf, a top Taliban leader in eastern Afghanistan; and Abdulrahim Muslim Dost, a former prisoner at the US military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, who serves as a propagandist.
Al Qaeda leader Rashid Rauf escaped from custody in what certainly was an inside job to have him released. And Omar Saeed Sheikh, the man behind Wall Street Journal reporter Danny Pearl's brutal murder, plots assassinations and runs his network from a prison in Lahore. Sheikh is said to have been behind the assassination of Major General Faisal Alavi, the former commander of Pakistan's counterterrorism Special Service Group commandos.
Pakistan has also freed radical clerics Sufi Mohammed and Maulana Abdullah Aziz. Sufi leads the radical pro-Taliban group that brokered peace deals in the Malakand Division, while Aziz was the leader of the Red Mosque and the instigator of the July 2007 insurrection in Islamabad. And just a few days ago, Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed was released from house arrest as the government could not find sufficient evidence to hold him in prison.
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Posted by Midnight at June 8, 2009 1:02 PM ET:
....and perhaps when they get finished with the in fighting between sects they'll all get their places back. In the mean time, (and I'd like to thank you for the memories), it appears that there have been no major setbacks. Pakistan is not a backward country nor are they stupid but they are passionate about their belief. This is why we see this and not for the numerous reasons mentioned.
Posted by Xavier at June 8, 2009 5:16 PM ET:
nor are they stupid but they are passionate about their belief
Well, being too passionate about belief resulting in violence qualifies as stupidity.
And that's where it all starts. History taught that well, only it is lost on some people.


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Serves 4 as an Entrèe with Rice or 6 as a Side Dish
- 2 pounds asparagus, trimmed and cut diagonally into 1/2-inch-thick slices
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon medium-dry Sherry or Scotch
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon Asian sesame oil
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons minced peeled fresh ginger root
- 1 1/2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted lightly
- Accompaniment: Cooked rice, if desired
In a steamer set over boiling water, steam asparagus, covered, until just crisp-tender, about 1 to 2 minutes. Transfer asparagus to a colander and rinse under cold water to stop cooking. Drain asparagus well.
In a 1-cup measure, stir together cornstarch and water until dissolved and stir in soy sauce, Sherry or Scotch, sugar, salt and sesame oil.
Heat a wok or large heavy skillet over high heat until hot and add vegetable oil. Heat vegetable oil until hot but not smoking and stir-fry ginger root and garlic 30 seconds. Add asparagus and stir-fry 30 seconds. Stir cornstarch mixture and add to asparagus. Bring liquid to a boil, stirring, and stir-fry mixture until asparagus is well coated. Sprinkle asparagus with sesame seeds and toss.
my notes
- Calories138
- Carbohydrates15 g (5%)
- Fat7 g (11%)
- Protein7 g (13%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (4%)
- Sodium749 mg (31%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber5 g (22%)
- Monounsaturated Fat4 g
- Cholesterol0


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Living in a post first screen/second screen world
Starcom MediaVest's head of thought leadership, Steve Smith, argues we are now living in a 'post first screen/second screen' world.
YouTube's announcement that it will be launching sixty channels of full programmes from across Europe was followed by a presentation on Wednesday at the Abu Dhabi Media Summit, by Robert Kyncl, YouTube head of content.
In it, Kyncl dismissed the notion that smartphones and tablet devices are mere 'second screens' to the 'first screen' of the TV.
Instead, Kyncl argued that people would discover content on their mobiles and then swipe that content to the television, making the television the 'second screen'.
This is semantics. Instead, how will people actually perceive their television screens? In actual fact, people 'swiping' content to 'dumb' televisions isn't anything new. People do very similar things when they watch DVDs, stream video from their games devices or use boxes such as YouView or Apple TV.
For most people doing this, the TV is the device on which they continue to have deep and meaningful experiences and so continue to build deep and emotional attachments to it.
Nevertheless, Kyncl has a point. The frequency of people discovering content on their mobiles will increase and with YouTube providing more long form content, people will want to view that content on their televisions and then use their mobiles for a variety of activities, from accessing complementary content and communicating about it, through to enquiry, exploration, online shopping and communicating about unrelated things.
This suggests that using the terms 'first screen' and 'second screen' are no longer sufficiently accurate to describe people's behaviour. This is because these terms prioritise the television over the mobile, tablet and other devices, or vice versa.
Rather, my view is that the relationship people will continue to create between TV and mobile will be characterised much more by mutual symbiosis, in which both devices are given equal importance and priority.
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Meet the Diehards Who Refuse To Move On From Windows XP
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Hugh Pickens DOT Com (2995471) writes "Nearly every longtime Windows user looks back on Windows XP with a certain fondness, but the party's over according to Microsoft. 'It's time to move on,' says Tom Murphy, Microsoft's director of communications for Windows. 'XP was designed for a different era.' But Ian Paul writes in PC World that many people around the world refuse to give up on XP. But why? What's so great about an operating system that was invented before the age of Dropbox and Facebook, an OS that's almost as old as the original Google search engine? Bob Appel, a retiree based in Toronto, says he uses 12 PCs in a personal Dropbox-like network—10 of which are running XP. 'I use a third-party firewall, a free virus checker, and run Housecall periodically,' says Appel. 'My Firefox browser uses Keyscrambler, HTTPS Anywhere, Ghostery, and Disconnect. I also have a VPN account (PIA) when traveling. For suspicious email attachments, I deploy private proprietary bioware (me!) to analyze before opening. All the "experts" say I am crazy. Thing is, I stopped the security updates in XP years ago after a bad update trashed my system, and yet I have never been infected, although online for hours each day. So, crazy though I be, I am sticking with XP.'" (Read more, below.)More from Pickens: "Mike Merritt uses an XP PC to run his online business in rural Ontario and cites Outlook Express as one of his major reasons for sticking with XP. The once-popular email client isn't available with Windows 7 or 8.1, and for Merritt, alternatives such as Thunderbird or webmail clients like Outlook.com are a non-starter. 'Webmails have a slower load time than a desktop app like Outlook Express and they would have their own learning curve and modification to my current workflow,' says Merritt. 'The upgrade path for me would require replacing a bunch of things that work just fine as far as I'm concerned.'
The same day that Windows XP reaches its end of support on April 8, Microsoft will roll out a major update to Windows 8.1 that will make it easier for traditional desktop users and the company recently announced that the Start menu will return to Windows sometime in the coming months. Mike Eldridge says that since his computer is currently on its last legs, he's going to cross his fingers and hope for the best until it finally dies. 'I am worried about security threats, but I'd rather have my identity stolen than put up with Windows 8.'"


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Judson Kilpatrick was born in Palo Alto, California but has lived most of his life in Brooklyn, New York. He has been writing about music for over two decades and has been published in Vibe, Urb, BigShot, Mixer, Mixmag, Bikini, Huh, Stick, The New Review Of Records and, of course, GLOBAL RHYTHM. He maintains a staggeringly large record collection covering lots of different genres.Read contributions by Judson Kilpatrick.


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Ellen DeGeneres launches record label
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After her first season as a judge on American Idol, Ellen DeGeneres has decided to try her hand in a thriving, robust industry: the record business. The daytime TV personality announced plans to launch her own label, called eleveneleven, on her television show today. Her first signee is 12-year-old Greyson Chance, the recent YouTube phenom who became Internet-famous for his cover of Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi." (See it above.) Expect more angelic-voiced boys with shaggy haircuts to be signed in the coming months.
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Hello, here are the first five members of my (more or less) radical Deathwatch kill-team that is stationed on a Rogue Trader vessel. I'm not a good painter and I never will be, but I had a lot of fun doing them.
From left to right:
Brother Ancalagon of the Black Dragons, Dragonclaw assault marine. Melee specialist. Seconded to the Deathwatch on the explicit wish of then-Inquisitor Redfeather and the other members of the kill-team after joint mission on Tyrea.
Brother-Epistolary Black Crow of the Night Wolves, usually acts as leader of the kill-team. Uses power fist in case he's forced to fight too close to Riverbear.
Kill-Marine Riverbear of the Night Wolves, untouchable, acts as scout, psyker assassin and diplomat/interpreter whenever blowing xenos up isn't the most beneficient course of action for humanity. Friend of Black Crow but usually keeps his distance during missions. Uses some collected pieces of xenos equipment which has brought him into conflict with more puritan members of the Deathwatch and the Ordo Xenos.
Deathwatch Keeper Barathiel of the Blood Angels (formerly tactical marine). Acts as quartermaster, advisor, diplomat where Imperial institutions are concerned and as a lockpick thanks to his clavis.
Deathwatch Champion Raziel, Black Shield. "Stipendium peccati mors est" ("The reward of sin is death") is the personal motto of the mysterious swordmaster who was made a Champion shortly after his admittance to the Deathwatch. So far no one has found out if he intends to kill all sinners he comes across or if he considers himself a sinner and seeks death. Raziel only speaks when absolutely necessary and secludes himself from his battle-brothers when not on missions.


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Sports memorabilia: Does it pay to mix nostalgia and investing?
A waterfront house on Bellevue's Meydenbauer Bay was listed for $28,000 in 1957. Back then, you could buy a Ford Thunderbird for $2,800. Those would have been good investments.
But for the capital-starved, one of the best investments in 1957 cost a nickel. The red wax package of Topps baseball cards would get a hard rectangle of pink gum and five baseball cards. Forget the gum, the penny allocated to one of the cards has produced returns of up to 100,000 times outlay over the ensuing 66 years.
Sure, your pack might have a Chico Carrasquel or Dee Fondy, but you had a theoretical 5-in-407 chance of getting a Mickey Mantle card. If you did, its value today is more than $1,000 if the card is in near mint condition (i.e., sharp corners, colors and centering) or better.
We all know someone who laments the valuable card collection that their mother gave away or threw away. What is rare is someone who not only kept the cards but kept them away from bicycle spokes, bulletin board pins and flipping contests. The value of a nearly mint card is usually 10 times or more the value of a card with visible defects or wear.
The Seattle area is home to many wealthy people. They have money to spend on fine homes, cars, art and sports memorabilia. No surprise that this community is home to several high-end sports memorabilia shops, private dealers and auctions.
Caveat emptor ("buyer beware") is the catch phrase for anyone attempting to purchase a cardboard memory, autographed baseball or authentic game-used souvenirs. Still the Seattle market is hot.
One can purchase sports memorabilia in a variety of ways: Craigslist, eBay, at auctions, on-line retailers or through local retail stores. For those who want to see a purchase before cash is exchanged, this area has several high-end retail stores.
Don Joss at DJ's Sportscards in Renton has been in the business for more than 20 years. He lists a large part of his wares online at djssportscards.com, but has a retail store as well. Although he carries some autographed materials, his main inventory is the plain sports card. His sales range from $2,000 for a Ty Cobb card sold several years ago to cards that he gives away. Although he does a good business in high-grade cards of star players, he says that there is also a strong market for lower grade cards that are appropriately priced.
Examples of recent sales in DJ's include a professionally graded Roberto Clemente 1955 card that lasted only a couple of days at $550. An ungraded 1967 Mickey Mantle card of lower quality lasted only hours at $140. At the other end of the spectrum are bins with vintage cards at four for a dollar, and more recent cards that are sometimes given away to younger patrons.
Autographed memorabilia is the specialty of Mill Creek Sports. It carries autographed photos, cards, balls and other equipment from stars of all sports and some political figures. Prices range from under $50 to well over $4,000.
If you are buying sports memorabilia as an investment, you better know what you are doing. Initial purchases can be inflated, the resale market for individuals is soft, and the field is littered with fakes and over-graded materials. The better advice, from savvy retailers, is to purchase what you like, for your enjoyment, and don't worry about investment value.
Mill Creek's Bryan Walters says that most of its customers are not looking for an investment. They are either purchasing to rekindle memories of early sports heroes, or to decorate a man cave or den. Casinos and bars are also frequent purchasers of the signed memorabilia.
The majority of products on display at Mill Creek are baseball and football autographed items. Baseballs, photographs, football jerseys and helmets were the most prominent the other day. The store also had a variety of unusual memorabilia. A pair of boxing trunks signed by Muhammad Ali were listed for $1,195.00. A signed helmet used by Marshawn Lynch in a 2011 game was listed at $7,450. (The store also lists its goods online at millcreeksports.com.)
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a tattoo on ones face that shows that have been involoved in a murder or have in fact murder another themselves.
Rapper Lil' Wayne "Ma you even went and got a teardrop like me"
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A symbol made popular by rappers Birdman and Lil Wayne, symbolizing the murder of another person. It is a tattoo placed on the face of a person that looks like a tear, and every one symbolizes that the bearer of the tattoos has killed one person.
That dude just tried to rape my girl, I'm about to get another tear drop.
by 40Walla
October 30, 2006
If someone has teardrops on the right side of their face below their eye that means that they've killed someone and its usually red with a black outline if their teardrops are on the left side it means that they've spent a certain time in prison the time depends on the hood they live in or the prison
"If you fuck with me i'll get another teadrop" Birdman on his teardrops in the song know what i'm doin
by Lucien Remington
January 11, 2008
A basketball shot in which the ball is launched into a considerably higher arc than that of a normal shot. It is usually the weopon of smaller players (usually Guards) to score over the top of larger players. They can be taken of both feet as a normal jumpshot just pushed higher or off of one like a high launched lay up.
Nash hits the teardrop shot to tie the game
by Kendle_cranks
June 07, 2006
When a female performs oral on a man and deep throats with so much force it creates a tears to form in there eyes.thus causing the TEAR DROP
When a female performs oral on a man and deep throats with so much force it creates a tears to form in there eyes.thus causing the TEAR DROP
by kilo kapanel
August 07, 2011
The universal symbol used in male jewelry to indicate the owner is currently dealing with obsessed women in his life who he wants none of. The jewelery is used as a warning to other brothers out there and as a ploy for the bitches to show he is sorry for the tears he is causing.
Friend 1: "Yo my dude eskay, why are you rockin the teardrop round your neck?"
Eskay: "Son, straight up bitches be crying, Early"
Eskay: "Son, straight up bitches be crying, Early"
by DafifthV
September 04, 2009
When you screw your girlfriend so hard that she actually squirts so much she wets through the top bunk to you bunk buddy below. When he looks up he gets her juices in his eyes and then jumps out of bed and screams.
Mikey jumped out of his bunk with teardrops in his eyes, after I screwed Holly.
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Gorilla Island is home to seven western lowland gorillas: Salome, Romina, Jock, Namoki, Kera, Komale and baby Kukena.
Bristol Zoo's family of gorillas have an innovative new gorilla house
The £1million re-development of the gorilla house has more than doubled the size of the exhibit for our growing family of gorillas and added a mind blowing 180 degree guest viewing area of these six magnificent animals!
Using heavy duty toughened glass, 32 stone silverback male gorilla Jock and the rest of the gorilla family are able to move above the heads of guests.
Come along to see the gorillas at Bristol Zoo and immerse yourself in this unique, close up experience which is the only one of its kind in Europe!
At Bristol Zoo Gardens, we support conservation work to protect gorillas in the wild in Cameroon. We provide vital funds for Ape Action Africa (formerly CWAF) to help support a rescue centre and provide education on important conservation issues. We hope to raise more money for the project by increasing awareness of its work among the many visitors who come to see our gorillas.
Salome, female, born July 1976
Salome has a very buxom figure! When she first arrived she weighed 154kg but now, although she still needs to work out a bit, she's down to 125kg. Salome has a lovely nature, but is very strong-minded and incredibly intelligent. You will often see her sitting on her own, planning her next move – which is generally how to get the next piece of food.
Romina, female, born April 1980
Romina has brown-grey hair on her back – not silver like Jock. She weighs 110kg, which is perfect for a fully-grown female gorilla. She had cataracts removed from her eyes in 2002, which improved her quality of life significantly, and had her first baby, Namoki, in 2005. She is a very caring mother.
Kera, female, born August 2004
Kera arrived here in September 2008, from a specialist ape nursery in Germany, where she had been hand-reared while living alongside other young gorillas. At the age of four, Kera was old enough to leave the nursery and the search began for a new home for her. We were chosen as the best place because we have the facilities to support an expanding group of gorillas.
Jock, male, born May 1985
Jock weighs 220kg (about 34 stone!), is all muscle and stands over 1.8m (6ft) tall when on his back legs. Despite his impressive size, Jock is a gentle giant who still loves to drink his juice from his keepers out of a bottle. Jock has fathered two youngsters with Salome and Romina: Namoki and Komale.
Komale, male, born December 2006
Although Komale may be small, he has an amazing grip and is able to hold on to his mother, Salome, with great ease. He was very dependent on Salome for the first three years of his life, but has now become more independent and enjoys joining Namoki to cause trouble. Komale is full of personality and is the apple of Salome's eye.
Kukena, born 27th September 2011.
Kukena is the baby of our gorilla family. He is the son of Jock and Salome, our eldest female. Kukena is a happy, sociable young gorilla and loves exploring his surroundings and playing with other members of the group. He doesn't like to sit still for too long! He's integrating well with the group and eating more solid food every day. Kukena is growing fast and now weights about 20kg. However, like all young gorillas, when he's tired he likes nothing better than a cuddle with his mum.
In October 2014, Namoki, one of our female gorilla's left Bristol Zoo for Belfast Zoo. At nine years old, Namoki is mature enough to have babies of her own. As she is related to the male gorillas at Bristol Zoo, the time came for her to move on and be introduced to another gorilla family.
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