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If you are interested in French kissing, I also highly recommend the Intructables on the site How to Kiss and How to Make Out. Both are very informative and helpful to those curious about kissing and hit all the topics that should be addressed. Not sure how to kiss? Well, French kissing shares many of the same principles as normal kissing and making out as far as technique, but if you are interested in gaging body language or how to work up to a French kiss, take a look around.
In this Instructable, I aim to focus on the French Kiss alone. The French kiss is not a science, but rather an art that is open to interpretation for all who are interested. There is a certain amount of skill involved, but it is mostly instinct that will come naturally with time. By creating this Instructable, I hope to help you be a confident, compassionate, French kisser and alleviate your nervousness about kissing.
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im not even that popular!
its weird cuz the most popular cutest boy in my year loves me like
and we go out xD
everyone is so jealous C;
im so lucky.
hopefully im gonna french kiss him like this tomoz
wish me luck!! :D lol
p.s. dont say im too young
ps don't be afraid if you have never snogged and the boy has don't be scard i am telling u from experience but other way round
I had first g/f and first kiss which escalated into first everything, starting when i was 18.
(Yes i know i am late. Regardless, 12 is too young. Dont you have to go through puberty first?)
As i was going through this juicy article, it really let me to think of my dearest. It was awesome.
it was more then what i meant to be..........
it's perfectly normal! practice never hurt anyone right? But make sure to approach the subject lightly, i find that helps.
i feel the same way i was thinkin about askin a friend 2 help me out but he nvr had a first kiss...
it's normal for a girl to fantisice about a friend, i do. just ask its not like a dude will say no, what wrong with you a dude likes to practice just as much as any girl i'm thirteen and i have practiced and if your friend is new get to know them then ask but keep calm and keep your poker face on so he knows your not joking. when/if you do kiss the friend keep your hands to yourself you don't want to show any sexual attraction. AND IF ALL ELSE FAILS HIRE A MALE HOOKER! JK!!!! remember stay calm :)
To give somebody a solitary lip kiss, take one of their lips in the middle of yours and tenderly suck or tug on it, read more here http://www.daawn.com/do-not-miss-a-single-kiss/
I love it when 12 year-olds brag about macking. I mean you have to find out what herpes are somehow....
I love French Kisses.. I have written on it lets take a look
thanks for that, but things didn't quite work out between us and I guess it just wasn't ment to be, sadly we never did get our first kiss but since that relationship I have definatly felt more confident in myself xx
While you're holding hands, hugging, or you're close to him, try to give him hints that you want to kiss him. Relax the muscles in your eyes and smile a little. You want to look sincere and let him know that you really love him. If he acknowledges, very slowly begin to feel/touch his hand/face/body etc. If he moves in first, and tilts his head one side, tilt your head to the other, and softly and steadily lock your lips. Move out and if he enjoys it, continue to make the kisses longer and eventually, if you and him feel it suitable french kiss.
Anywho, Hope That Helped! XOXO
Pardon me, but I believe that there's a book that would help you out. It's called the dictionary. One can find it in most libraries.
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Fox earlier today had the number pegged at 30,000 – but warned that:
Officials said President Obama will not announce his decision until after he returns from his upcoming trip to Asia and stressed that no final decision has been made, even in private.
NBC – via MSNBC – has the decision still a bit unclear saying:
But White House sources tell NBC's Savannah Guthrie the president has not made a final decision and is still considering three options.
Before reporting that:
Officials said a substantial increase in troops is all but inevitable, but the precise number is less important than the message that an expansion and refocus of U.S. commitment in Afghanistan would send.
Yet, just moments ago, National Security Advisor James Jones told Bloomberg News that:
Obama hasn't received final options that he has requested, neither has he reviewed those alternatives with his national security team, said National Security Adviser James Jones…
"Reports that President Obama has made a decision about Afghanistan are absolutely false," Jones said in a e-mailed statement today. "Any reports to the contrary are completely untrue and come from uninformed sources."
So, are the reports all over the establishment media spin or solid reporting? And who's their source? CBS only mentions "a senior officer" and "informed sources," while Fox, for all its caveats, included lists of specific forces to be deployed. Given the earlier PR pressure from McChrystal's camp, it's hard not to wonder who is putting this out now.
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I made the baked version of these great vegies with steak on Christmas day. They are wonderful and versatile. Can be grilled or baked and use any combo of vegies desired. If made without potatos and with 6 C total of carrots, cauliflower and broccoli florets and red pepper, the calorie count is only 90 per serving. Submitted by LYDIARUTH1 Carbs: 23.1g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 140.3
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Vibrant77 on 10/12/2013 7:28:00 PM more reviews by Vibrant77
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I smelled the japanese cherry blossom scent while in the bath and body store today. The top note isnt great when you first mist it. But the bottom note is divine. Don't bother spraying it on the card..this must be sprayed on your body to smell the true fragrance and to help you invoke a certain feeling. On the card, I would have passed on this supposed #1 bestseller of theirs. But after a few minutes on my wrist- heaven!! Orgasmic and pleasing to the senses. I regret leaving the store so hastily before picking up a bottle
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thirdsword on 8/19/2013 11:41:00 PM more reviews by thirdsword
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is such a lovely scent; I'm so sad that it's been discontinued from BBW stores but I saw it coming as it had always been overshadowed by Japanese Cherry Blossom. There are few powdery fragrances that I care for, and BBW Cherry Blossom is one of them. It's a soft kind of powdery, with touches of fresh, musky, and fruity. I adore wearing this in the warmer months, or when I'm in the mood for something feminine. The downside is the staying power--although Cherry Blossom starts out rather strong, it dissipates quickly into nothing. I have the lotion, which has great lasting power, but I should have grabbed the EDT while it was still available! I'll have to ration my Cherry Blossom products until if I see them again at a semi-annual, because I'd rather not pay the Canadian shipping fees for online orders!
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*TOP REVIEWER* leenie88 on 3/26/2013 4:25:00 AM more reviews by leenie88
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Blue
The perfect spring scent! So fresh and pretty with decent lasting power than one would think. I would definitely re-purchase, and the lotion/body wash is great as well. Good for all ages.
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Lesl5 on 10/20/2012 9:59:00 AM more reviews by Lesl5
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I cannot stress how awful this product is. My college roommate used this and I remember being so disgusted by it. It smells like absolute chloroform!! Ick!
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*TOP REVIEWER* tubbyloves on 9/26/2012 5:17:00 PM more reviews by tubbyloves
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
I love this scent from BBW
Very floral and musky and it has the right amount of depth in it
It isn't overwhelmingly sweet or floral
It is light and woodsy and it's perfect for the autumn months.
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realcutiepie on 2/7/2012 10:40:00 AM more reviews by realcutiepie
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I like this body spalsh quite a bit!! I love the Japanese Cherry Blossom one too. This is light and girly and it lasts a lot longer then one would suspect. I plan on wearing it a lot come spring.
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lovelylippie on 2/7/2012 8:03:00 AM more reviews by lovelylippie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
At first this didn't impress me. Its fresh and slightly sweet and its the kind of fragrance that grows on you. I came to love this soft and feminine scent that smells so clean and light. Its simple and pretty.
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aimeee1 on 11/19/2011 3:55:00 PM more reviews by aimeee1
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I don't understand how this generic smelling scent has stayed around at Bath and Body Works and some of the best ones of all time have been discontinued!! This smells like one you could buy at the Dollar General Store! I do LOVE the Japanese Cherry Blossom, it's original and very sexy. This is only my opinion, but isn't that what this is about? Thanks!
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*TOP REVIEWER* BatFat on 11/1/2011 2:23:00 PM more reviews by BatFat
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Tan Hair: Brown, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Brown
to me, this smells like cherry tylenol in the bottle. so i never reach for it. when i do actually spray it on it works well with my body, it's a nice light floral. however, i don't think it's anything special or something i can't stop smelling so I wouldn't repurchase.
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OhErykah21 on 7/1/2011 4:12:00 AM more reviews by OhErykah21
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Love the smell, my mom loves this stuff perhaps more than me.lol has a very fresh clean beautiful smell..
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College Humor Jennie Gerhardt and Gold Dig gers of 1BS3 Tl Jimmy Dunn comes to the Palace theater Tuesday as a wise guy who double crosses crooks then finds a girl has stolen bis heart If you like good fast comedy youll enjoy Ari zona to Broadway Jimmy is great PERFECT BACK JULY 7 Mrs William Griffin Succumbs at Mclntire MelNTIRE July Wil liam Griffin died suddenly Wednes day afternoon at 4 oclock of apoplexy She was formerly Mrs and owned and man the Mclntire hotel for a mim XfnrSl Later she wa3 Dar to Willam Griffin who operates a pool hall here A daughter Mrs Ben Starry lives in Mclntire Basklns Is Soloist OSAGE July good sized crowd gathered for the open air band concert Wednesday evening Rone Baskins band leader at St Ansgar was guest cornet soloist for the evenings program with Bruce Lybarger directing Judith Allen movie actress was selected as owner of the most perfect back In a Cali fornia health show contest at Los Angeles In which 100 girls competed Associated Press the boy who bricked his ay from the sticks to the stickups oan Bennett plays the feminine ad estate uy approximately 51018553 Severt Lonning farrker about and the ai years of age died Wednesday morn a 7 80 of mo real UL njje aiea weanesaav morn account decreased ing at his home from a blood clot I The statement also disclosed the the brain Mr LountoRr had t carried noU for some timebut had aMLe Charles Irving Funeral Is Held at Charles City CHARLES CITY July neral services for Charles Irving 63 who died at the county horns Wednesday were held yesterday ternoon at Riverside cemetery where interment was made The Rev G A Hess was in charge Mr Irving formerly resided at Marble Rock and had been an inmate of the home three years CHARLES CITY BRIEFS CHARLES CITY July a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Behling suffered a fracture of both bones in the right forearm Wednesday evening while at play Linemen for the Iowa Public Ser vice company arc at work moving electric light poles along the road from Rockford to the county home farm as this road is being graded and widened M and Mrs F P Gibbs of Pasa dena Cal who have been visiting Mr and Mrs H B Olds concluded their visit Thursday and left lor their home More than 300 women participat ed In the bridge and golf luncheon Wednesday at the Country club Mrs Jack Kuech Mrs A E Ellis Mrs W E Barnhart and Miss Ilza Niemack were in charge of ar rangements In bridge honors for the afternoon went to Mrs W E Voreck The Mesdames M E Hick ethier and Elmer lindaman were awarded the prizes In golf Mr and Mrs Joe Wlegnad left Thursday morning for a two weeks camping and fishing trip to lakes in BILLYS CASINO South Lake HAJ KEIDLE ORCHESTRA Playing Saturday and Sunday Nights July 89 COVER CHARGE 25c IWSITA XVt was seriously ill only an hour before he died Mr and Mrs Lonning lived on a farm in this vicinity the past 15 years He is survived by his widow and five children Lawrence and Mildred at home Mrs Floyc Swan Mrs Harold Green and Ar thur 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Tribune page designer Julia Zolondz was named Arizona Designer of the Year at the 2006 Arizona Press Club banquet Saturday night in Phoenix.
Tribune humor columnist Michael Grady also won first place for "The Guy Side" column that appears each Tuesday; Sarah J. Boggan won first place for her sustained coverage of Queen Creek; and Tribune graphic artist Gabriel Utasi won first place for color illustration.
Overall, Tribune journalists received 10 first-place awards, seven second-place awards, 13 third-place awards and four honorable mentions.
Mark Flatten, who won the John Kolbe Politics and Government Reporting Award, also tied one other reporter as first runner-up for Virg Hill Arizona Journalist of the Year.
The club also honored Skip Ryan, a late sports editor with the Tempe Daily News, with the 2006 Distinguished Service Award. Ryan covered high school sports in the Valley for nearly 50 years. The Mesa High School graduate died Sept. 19, 2006.
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The Marana town government won the club's 2006 Brick Wall Award, an annual prize for a public official or agency who most shamefully defies the principles of free and open government.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio won the 2005 award.
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Individual and staff honors received Saturday at the Arizona Press Club banquet:
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Events » The Lakewood Historical Society
The Lakewood Historical Society collects, preserves and interprets the history of Lakewood, operating the Oldest Stone House Museum and the Nicholson House and providing service to the community through lectures, a photographic archive, school programs, special events, and research. Visit lakewoodhistory.org today.
The History of Lakewood's Beck Center for the Arts
Beck Center for the Arts has been expanding Lakewood's cultural horizons for more than eighty years. Ed Gallagher, Beck Center's Director of Education, will tell the story of its evolution from The Guild of the Masque staging plays in people's living rooms, through the Lakewood Little Theatre and the Golden Age of Radio, to the comprehensive performance and education venue it has become
today. Celebrate the impact Beck Center has had on our region and share your own story in the discussion. Don't be surprised if you find yourself carried away by the creative spirit along the way.
Wednesday, September 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium
Exterior Painting and Historic Color Schemes
Are you planning to paint your house this fall? If so, then let Margaret Lann, Heritage Home Program Associate of the Cleveland Restoration Society, offer you some expert guidance. She will review examples of paint failure, suggest what you might look for when hiring a painting contractor, review historic color schemes and provide tips on selecting appropriate colors for older homes in terms of specific architectural styles.
Wednesday, September 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium
The Cleveland Grand Prix: An American Show Jumping First by Betty Weibel
Home to inventors of the first automobile, airplane and professional baseball team, Ohio is also the birthplace of the first show jumping grand prix in the Western Hemisphere… the Cleveland Grand Prix. Since that first grand prix in 1965, the sport has grown to nearly three-hundred-and-fifty American grand prix and a billion dollar industry. From early harness racing to fox hunting, saddle up with equestrian authority Betty Weibel as she explains how this picturesque corner of the Chagrin Valley grew into a world-class horse sport hub. Relive the exciting victories of some of the finest horses and riders in history, and enjoy the Cleveland Grand Prix's glory years as the premier summer social tradition.
Wednesday, October 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium
Cleveland Calamities: A History of Storm, Fire and Pestilence by Alan F. Dutka
For the first time under one cover, here are the tales of Cleveland's greatest blizzards, most destructive tornados, nastiest snowstorms and worst floods—and so much more. A pseudo tidal wave once pounded the Lake Erie shore from Bay Village to the Pennsylvania border. A phantom ice age caused scientists to predict that glaciers would soon return to Cleveland. A river burned, mayflies swarmed the downtown area by the millions, credible UFO sightings are still unexplained and a June blizzard raged in the city. Citizens perfected the art of throwing rocks at volunteer firefighters. Secret assistance in developing the atomic bomb created a radioactive neighborhood. Join Cleveland author Alan F. Dutka as he explores intriguing stories of famous and lesser-known Forest City disasters.
Wednesday, October 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium
The Terminal Tower: From Chicago's World Fair to Cleveland's Public Square
This landmark skyscraper has long been regarded as the symbol of Cleveland. Chuck Klein, a Trustee of the National Model Railroad Association, will present the true story of the Terminal Tower. Learn how the country's premier railroad station came to be built at the southwest corner of Public Square and how two shy real estate moguls known as the Van Sweringen brothers put their stamp on Cleveland and made it the jewel of the world.
Wednesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium
The Museum of Divine Statues
Restoration artist Lou McClung's passion for creating a reflective and reverential place for the display of historic ecclesiastical statues led to the opening of a very special museum in the former home of St. Hedwig's Church. His mission to rescue and restore religious statues, many of which come from parishes recently decommissioned by the Cleveland Catholic Diocese, will help preserve the legacy of those churches, as well as traditional Catholic art. Come and learn about his restoration process as he guides you through it step by step and tour the museum at your leisure after the show.
Wednesday, November 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the Museum of Divine Statues 12905 Madison Ave. in Lakewood


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Can't make it to Knox County Public Library's popular weekday story times? Cheer up — the library has Saturday programs all month long.
The programs will be at 10:30 a.m. at four libraries: Lawson McGhee in downtown Knoxville, Cedar Bluff branch, Fountain City branch and Powell branch.
Performers include "baby whisperer" Charlene Ellis, who uses songs, rhymes, finger play and books with babies and their caregivers, will be at Cedar Bluff this Saturday and in the children's room at Lawson McGhee on Jan. 19; storyteller Laurie Fisher will be at Fountain City this Saturday and at Powell on Jan. 19; and singer Miss Lynn Hinkernell will be at Lawson McGhee this Saturday and at Fountain City on Jan. 12.
Retired school librarian Emagene Reagan will tell stories that range from folk and fairy tales to modern storybooks and even original stories Jan. 26 at Cedar Bluff, while former library system employee Becca Tedesco entertains with songs and stories on Jan. 19 at Fountain City and Jan. 26 at Lawson McGhee. Musician Georgi Schmitt will bring songs, stories and movement to Powell on Jan. 5, Cedar Bluff on Jan. 12 and Fountain City on Jan. 26. Storyteller David Claunch will perform on Jan. 12 at Powell.
One World Circus will present two interactive programs: Jan. 12 at Lawson McGhee and Jan. 26 at Powell. Kindermusik will present at the Jan. 19 program at Cedar Bluff.
All programs are free. For more information, visit http://www.knoxlib.org/saturday.
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Thought I'd share a photo of some of my varieties that I've been able to harvest. I'm in zone 4 (Minnesota) and we've had an "interesting" season. A warm and dry March, a wet April and crazy heat the rest of the summer. We're hitting 100F for the 3rd time today. The tomatoes are doing great (30 varieties) and I started harvesting a couple weeks ago. I started all of them from seed and planted out early May.
I've been keeping notes and will post those later in the year. This is my second season with a garden. I learned a lot last year and keep learning more. I doubled the size and reshaped this year and also added drip irrigation. Luckily the garden is situated in a low section so holds on to moisture below the surface so I've only had to water four or five times so far this season - even with our insane heat and lack of rain. I've got carrots, basil, chicory, mache, leaf lettuce, beets and radish all growing around the tomatoes which are only now starting to get shaded. Oh, and lots of crab grass.
In this photo I have Carbon, Black from Tula, Black Cherry, Sweet Million, Golden Sweet, Black Plum, Sun Gold, Glacier, Silver Fir, Jaune Flamme and Mortgage Lifter. The photos pretty filtered. A few of the other varieties have several fruit that are almost ripe including Chocolate Cherokee, Black Krim, Copia and Speckled Roman. |
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- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Mon, Jul 16, 12 at 18:23
That is one yummy looking plate of tomatoes! |
Wow that looks great! And you're up in MN?? I'm jealous. I'm outside Chicago and have pulled in a lot of cherry tomatoes, and am just starting to get in some of the bigger tomatoes- - nothing bigger than 4 oz so far. So you're ahead of me! They look beautiful!! |
- Posted by misterpatrick 4 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 1:29
Thanks! Yup, I'm in the Twin Cities. I got a pretty early start on my seedlings so that might have helped. I gave away a lot of them as well and so far the ones in my garden seem to be producing earlier. I don't have full sun all day so I guess I'm just lucky this year. I was surprised that I have some Mortgage Lifters so early. I'll have a Chocolate Cherokee in a day or two as well. I'll post notes later. Some of my varieties are doing better than others. |
- Posted by garystpaul z4 MN (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 13:19
Misterpatrick, am also in the Twin Cities, but yours are much farther along than mine. What was your plant-out date? So far, I've gotten Sun Gold, Kimberley, Bloody Butcher, Dix Doigts de Naples, and one Monkey A**. Plenty coming,I'm happy to say. But don't know about pollination in this heat! Good show. Gary |
- Posted by misterpatrick 4 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 14:03
I planted most of my tomatoes out on May 11th. A little risky but with the warm weather I was willing to risk it since I had lots of extra seedlings. Other than Sun Gold I don't have any of your varieties - we'll have to do a seed trade. |
Count me jealous too! I'm in Z5 northern indiana and so far I've only had ONE red cherry tomato. I've got lots of green and growin' but nothing that beautiful. Congrats! |
- Posted by misterpatrick 4 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 14:50
Here's a shot of the chaotic garden. Beans, squash and cukes are at the far end of the trelli. The low fence and the electric strand I have going around it has been successful so far. Right after I put the fence up a curious deer came and leaned against it and put a perfect imprint of his face and knees into the wire. I have raised rows that are 10 feet long and about 2.5 feet wide with paths covered in straw. I did some early fertilizing but haven't done anything in a couple months. I'll probably side-fertilize again in a couple weeks when it's not so hot. |
Thats a plate full of beauty! I am an hour east of you and planted out maybe a week later, but so far I have picked one Early Girl which is finishing ripening on my counter right now. I have been eating plenty of other things from the garden, but still waiting on that first bite of fresh tomato. Please do post an end season re-cap. I am interested to hear what types do well for you. I have Prudens Purple, Purple Russian, Stump of the World, Sabre, Rinaldo, Genovese Roma, and the Early Girls. Its my second year with tomatoes from seed too, third year with a garden. That learning curve is pretty steep - but fun to climb. |
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The music mogul appears to want us to call him Puff Daddy again.
P Diddy/Sean Combs/Puffy… whatever you call him…appears to want us to call him Puff Daddy again.
The music mogul has reverted back to the name for his forthcoming album MMM. There was no big announcement though, the change simply appeared in a promo video for his forthcoming single 'Big Homie', where he is credited as Puff Daddy.
Despite using the name P Diddy for years now (it's currently his official Twitter, Facebook, Vimeo and Instagram name), he said today that he has always been Puff Daddy.
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November 12, 2014 6:00 am
The staff disagrees with the early odds of these clubs winning next year's World Series. October 27, 2014 12:37 am
No matter how questionable the decision, everything Ned Yost does this postseason seems to work in the end. Ned Yost made the big pregame decision, parking Norichika Aoki on the bench in favor of Jarrod Dyson. It was the first time the Royals had changed their starting lineup in more than a month, with Lorenzo Cain sliding to right field and Alex Gordon moving into the second spot in the order. So that's where we'll start before touching on the rest of the night's action. October 25, 2014 12:52 am
Down 2-1, the storyline heading into Saturday night is clearly the Giants' decision to not go with their ace on short rest. The Royals head into Saturday night just two wins away from a World Series title and won't have to face the Giants ace. October 24, 2014 6:00 am
Classifying the fans you'll see in the stands for the next three games of the World Series. The following originally ran two years ago today. With two exceptions—the seventh word of the piece, and the section on the woman in the Marlins jersey who turned out to be a dude in a Marlins jersey, and who we now know much, much more about—it's just as true today, so we hope you'll enjoy it anew. You will be spending the next two days with the AT&T crowd, so you might as well get to know who they are. While a stadium of 43,000 can hold countless types, the culture of the park can be pretty well summed up by just a few of them. October 23, 2014 6:00 am
Few expected these players to steal the show in October, but that didn't stop them from doing so. October 23, 2014 12:59 am
The Royals staff threw some major heat and every key moment went their way as they snagged Game Two and evened the World Series at a game apiece. Sometime before a parade broke out on the path from the visiting bullpen and well before a fight, or more accurately a halfhearted inter-dugout posturing contest, broke out around home plate, the Futures Game broke out at Kauffman Stadium. October 22, 2014 6:00 am
With a rested Giants pen and a Royals' starter who exited his last start with shoulder issues, Game Two of the World Series could come down to which group of relievers steps up. The difference between a tied series and an imposing lead for the Giants will likely be in the grips of the relievers, although for a very different reason on both sides. It's a 13-year vet who's happened upon the last two World Series taking on a rookie whose start couldn't possibly come with more question marks. And then the real show will begin. November 1, 2013 6:00 am
Was this year's World Series a classic according to Tommy's criteria? While looking toward the future with our comprehensive slate of current content, we'd also like to recognize our rich past by drawing upon our extensive (and mostly free) online archive of work dating back to 1997. In an effort to highlight the best of what's gone before, we'll be bringing you a weekly blast from BP's past, introducing or re-introducing you to some of the most informative and entertaining authors who have passed through our virtual halls. If you have fond recollections of a BP piece that you'd like to nominate for re-exposure to a wider audience, send us your suggestion. Tommy Bennett examined the elements that lead to an enjoyable World Series in the piece reprinted below, which was originally published as a "World Series Prospectus" column on November 2, 2010. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! October 31, 2013 8:12 am
St. Louis' slump, and some final musings on Mike Matheny. The story of the Cardinals' loss, both in Game Six and in the World Series as a whole, is simple: they didn't hit, recording only a collective .224/.273/.299 line. And when you come right down to it, that's not a very interesting story.
October 31, 2013 6:01 am
Ben and Sam review the World Series and talk about the 2013 seasons and futures of the Red Sox and Cardinals with Zachary Levine. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! October 31, 2013 3:54 am
How much of the Red Sox' surprising championship run was of their own making? The Boston Red Sox were nobody's offseason champion, which is understandable for a team that was coming off a 69-93, last-place season. Sure, they did stuff. They did a lot of stuff compared to most bad teams, because most bad teams didn't have the expectations, the window, and the recency of success that the Red Sox had. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! October 30, 2013 6:10 am
The Cardinals try to force a Game Seven while the Red Sox attempt to seal the deal. One would think that it's very difficult for a team to go on the road and win the final two games of the World Series with their backs up against the wall, as the Cardinals are facing right now. However, history tells us otherwise. If you make an assumption that most World Series teams are somewhat evenly matched, you'd expect a specific team to win two games in a row around 25 percent of the time. Throw in the heightened atmosphere and lack of home field advantage, and you might expect that number to go down, but it turns out it's exactly 25 percent. In World Series history, there have been 24 teams facing a 3-2 deficit as they went on the road for Game Six. That road team has prevailed six times. Can the Cardinals make it seven? They'll turn to their rookie sensation to get them there. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe.


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In this section, access cutting-edge metastatic breast cancer news on treatment updates, emerging therapies, study results and other medical and quality-of-life issues important to you.
Updates from San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
Highlights from the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium held December 9-13, 2014 including presentation of results from a new survey conducted by Living Beyond Breast Cancer on the psychosocial needs of women with triple-negative breast cancer.
Study: Severe Side Effects Uncommon After Taking T-DM1
After looking at information from seven studies involving T-DM1 (Kadcyla), researchers found that severe side effects were uncommon. If they did occur, they were usually manageable.
ASCO Issues Guideline for Metastatic HER2-negative Breast Cancer
The American Society of Clinical Oncology, ASCO, released a new treatment guideline for HER2-negative breast cancer that has spread from the breast to nearby areas or distant parts of the body.
Final Results of TH3RESA Trial Confirm Effectiveness of T-DM1
Final results of the phase III TH3RESA trial confirm that the medicine T-DM1 extends progression-free survival, PFS, in people who have HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer that no longer responds well to first-line treatments, such as trastuzumab. PFS is the time from the start of treatment until the disease grows or spreads.
Early results of this study were presented at the European Cancer Congress, in Amsterdam, in the fall of 2013.
CLEOPATRA Final Results: Perjeta Extends Life Significantly
Final results from the CLEOPATRA trial were presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) 2014 Congress in Madrid at the end of September. The results show the combination of trastuzumab and pertuzumab, along with chemotherapy, lengthened the lives of women with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer by a median 15.7 months. The increase is being called unprecedented.
Research May Mean Fewer Side Effects For Women With Bone Metastases
New findings may pave the way for people with stage IV breast cancer in the bones to receive bone-strengthening treatment less often. These results could mean decreased risk of side effects.
ASCO Issues First Guidelines for Metastatic HER2-positive Breast Cancer
To help doctors recommend treatment options based on research evidence and expert consensus, the American Society of Clinical Oncology released its first guidelines on treating metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer.
ASCO issued two clinical practice guidelines for this breast cancer type. One advises on systemic (whole body) therapies for HER2-positive breast cancer that has advanced outside of the breast, other than to the brain. The other recommends specifics on treating brain metastases.
Everolimus Plus Exemestane — A Possible First-Line Therapy for Metastatic Disease
Everolimus (Afinitor) and exemestane (Aromasin) taken at the same time may be an effective first-line treatment for hormone receptor-positive breast cancer that spread beyond the breast to other organs, after treatment with another aromatase inhibitor. This finding comes from a new analysis of data from the BOLERO-2 trial.
Phase II Study Shows New Medicine May Slow Metastatic Breast Cancer
Research presented at the 2014 American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting suggests a new treatment pair may help double the time before estrogen receptor-positive, metastatic breast cancer grows or spreads.
Study Finds Higher Dose of Fulvestrant Reduces Risk of Death
The final analysis of survival data from the Comparison of Faslodex in Recurrent or Metastatic Breast Cancer (CONFIRM) trial is encouraging. Researchers confirmed what was seen as a trend in their initial secondary analysis: postmenopausal women with metastatic, hormone-positive breast cancer lived longer when given twice the past standard amount of fulvestrant (Faslodex).


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I would like to use my Raspberry Pi as a file server (NAS/SMB).
Will I be able to attach a SATA/RAID controller?
I would like to use my Raspberry Pi as a file server (NAS/SMB). Will I be able to attach a SATA/RAID controller? |
You can build a NAS using...
You just have to connect the Blue arrow to a SATA to USB converter. As long as you run at USB 2 speeds through out you can make quite a mean beefy NAS drive using a Pi. To power the unit there is a standard plug (good old 1.44" Floppy Drive Connector) It is used in all PC's power supplies for accessories now a days. In this picture is a MOLEX converter. It is the smaller connector. The voltages are:
You need to check how many amps it needs. But if you going to power 5X3.5" Hard drives then a 250Watt power supply will be the best option for powering everything, even the Raspberry form the 5V line! Good luck :) |
Since the chip does not have SATA support. Your only option is to connect a SATA HD enclosure through the USB port. |
If you dare, you can implement PCI-E x1 with six pins: SM_SCL, SM_SDA (go to I2C bus as SMBus signal), PCIE_IRQ (open drain, shared by all cards), PCIE_CLK (Derive into differential signal with external circuitry, shared by all cards), PCIE_Tx (Derive into differential externally, one per channel) and PCIE_Rx (Derive from differential signaling externally, one per channel) Hardware part us easy, but bit-banging PCI-E protocol can be problematic since not all cards can be slowed down that much. |
To build a custom SATA controller for the GPIO pins would not be a simple job, but may happen, one day. Then the Pi could be used as a NAS. A NAS device would also be a great solution as the Network port is faster than USB. |


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