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SUID : A gem to generate sorta unique IDs
github: http://github.com/dburkes/suid
rdocs: http://rdoc.info/projects/dburkes/suid
SUIDs are sorta unique IDs. A SUID is similar to a UUID, except that SUIDs
Are only 11 characters long
Are semi human-readable
Don't make URLs look ridiculous
A SUID consists of 11 characters from the set [A-Za-z0-9], so the resulting namespace can hold 62^11 unique values. That's a lot smaller namespace than UUIDs, but, if it's good enough for YouTube URLs, I'm willing to bet it's good enough for a lot of other things too.
gem install suid
SUID.generate => "bEsrB0H2yw1"
suid = SUID.new
suid.to_s => "kwNr8FMYAaO"
suit.to_i => 17229968328302299310
- You can seed the random number generator if you want with
srand, but ruby does that automatically when it starts up, so, unless you purposefully want to create duplicate SUIDs, don't bother.
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Birds and other mobile features in the garden 2011 #3
Time for a new easy-loading thread. Spring is lurking out there somewhere!
This thread is intended to give people a place to post photos and/or talk about birds, critters, wildlife, fish, whatever - topics you might not want to start a whole thread on, but are still garden-related. You can see the range of possible topics in the previous threads:
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The late winter sun is getting stronger and stronger and there are some very shiny birds out there now. Here is a Common Grackle newly arrived and ready for a show.
And of course the turkeys are always beautiful, at least to my biased eyes.
I know it's not a bird and not even shiny and it's on the tube feeder where it shouldn't be, but this squirrel is still cute.
Thanks, Jane, I'm beginning to get a handle on my new camera. I just had to realize I can't use the same settings I use on the old one and get the same results.
For the last week I've been seeing a small flock of Common Redpolls - I rarely see them here and never more than one. Usually the one is all fluffed up with the cold, but it's in the mid-fiftties today and the feathers are all sleeked down. Eight of them today, all feeding together (this view has most of them). I wonder if they're in transit, heading north because of spring coming. In any case they're scarfing down the nyjer seed and I hope they're filling up the energy stores for the next stage.
Redpolls and goldfinches coexist nicely on the nyjer sock, redpoll on the left.
Redpolls belong on matching red socks.
Not to belabor the point but there were twenty-eight (28) redpolls here a few minutes ago! Last year the winter finch invasion was Pine Siskins - this year the redpolls look like siskins wearing red berets, some with red ascots. They're probably heading on their way north from Cape Cod where they've been hanging out for a while.
Throwing nyjer seed on the ground right outside my computer window has been great for seeing little birds this year.
Blue Bird house hunting has begun here. And, the goldfinches are more yellow with each passing day. The titmouses (titmice?) are doing aerial dances similar to what I saw hummingbirds do last summer. Been through 8 lbs. of nyjer seed in a tube feeder in one week. The season has begun!!!!
They have two made-to-order houses to choose from, so here's hoping. At the feeder, daily, I see 4 female bluebirds and 2 males, so who knows. The Carolina Wrens and BC chickadees still prefer my picket fence for nesting.
Hello Jane,
Picket fence? I am always surprised at some of the nesting locations selected. We are in "the woods" with
so many great trees to choose from and one year a bluebird selected the small tree right beside my most trafficed doorway!
Hello Claire,
It looks like word is out where the tasty seeds are in your neighborhood!
That is quite a gathering you have there.
Beautiful photos...appreciate everyone who shares them..
and by the way, you are all quite accomplished photographers.
Mr & Mrs Mallard have returned to our skating pond this year, so hopefully in a couple months we will have a flock of little ducklings visiting. This is the 3rd year in a row for them to arrive in the spring and set up a nesting spot - granted I'm assuming it is the same pair that comes each year.
On the one hand, they are late this year. On the other hand, this is the first time they have arrived when the pond is still covered in ice.
Not exactly IN my garden, but I heard geese yesterday for the first time. Along with the turkey vulture that I spotted last week, that means spring to me. Yesterday I also had one robin working on the holly berries in the Christmas buckets that are just emerging from the snow bank.
That's a lovely photo, pixie lou, with the reflections on the water and the light on the snow.
The Carolina Wren is still singing on my deck - I'm thinking I'd better get the Christmas garlands off the railing before the wrens consider nesting in it. My plan was to remove the remaining holiday stuff by the first day of spring or the first bulb flower, whichever comes first. That's this weekend for sure.
I think I saw the first female Red-winged Blackbird yesterday - the males have been here for a while staking out their turf. The big red-wing flock has left already but the grackles have stayed. Turkeys aren't displaying yet but they're getting frisky, skittering around. A frisky turkey is kind of endearing. The redpolls have all gone although juncos are still around.
I knew it was spring when I heard a mourning dove in the garden. March 8th they showed up. One of my favorite birds, I find the sound so soothing.
We just couldn't keep up with our feeders or birdbaths this winter. The snow was just too much to deal with and the bird baths that are even further back in the yard were buried under all that snow, which was a first too.
They've been filled and the birds are starting to find them again. I've seen a cardinal and the chickadees and a few juncos are still around. Surprised to see goldfinches but ours are not turning yellow yet.
You have a new camera, Claire? Nice photos! Love that photo of the bluebird Jane, Is that a birdhouse next to a gate and at what height? I have a small yard and I'm reluctant to place a birdhouse in so many places that have traffic. Must be very enjoyable to have a pond with baby ducklings, pixielou.
Always enjoy everyone's photos and comments even when I'm not posting.
Today a squirrel was industriously gathering dead grass and/or leaves, probably to line a nest for some babies. I love seeing them stuff their mouths and race up a tree - I'm not quite so happy to see yet more squirrels here.
Some turkey toms were displaying today, with the classic fanned tail. There were a bunch of young hens here all ready to be impressed. I tried to get photos but the toms were staying behind some shrubs. They'll probably get bolder in the next few days.
Hi PM - the bluebird house is about 7' up from the ground on a cedar post. It is next to the top of an arbor, not a gate. The bluebirds like an open space, which they have here, so we'll see if Mrs. Bluebird approved of the house or not. She's been inspecting the 4 houses within my view. Two Christmases ago, we gave 4 neighbors bb houses and cedar posts, so in our area we have 6 new houses including my two. The birds are nesting somewhere nearby because two males and 4 females were at my feeder and suet all winter.
I don't know what color my goldfinches are because they've gone away! For the last few weeks I've only seen a few here - maybe they went looking for the redpolls? or believed the redpoll propaganda that the nyjer is better in the north? Maybe the snow today (yes, it's snowing today) will send them back.
The juncos weren't fooled, twelve so far today (my first PFW count day). I did see a robin though.
Jane, that's a very pretty arbor, I like the detail. The cedar post looks like an actual tree trunk without the bark. That's a great idea for gifts for the neighbors. You've made it a neighborhood project! Very clever. :-)
Our goldfinches were a gray/green yours are really turning. Ours will probably not be far behind. Thanks for that photo.
Saw a couple of robins here too.
Spring may not have come to my garden per se, but the turkeys have embraced it. The birdsong includes periodic gobbling as the toms parade around. There are two toms displaying, one of them is dominant but is allowing his buddy to come along, usually a few steps behind.
The colors are amazing.
They seem to move up and down the street, to the great amusement of traffic. I saw one guy in a pickup truck very politely beeping his horn to get them to move to the side so he could pass.
When I first saw them this morning my immediate thought was that they might attack when I went to get the paper, My second thought was no problem, they recognize me as the provider of food. My third thought was I didn't really want to embarrass the toms in front of the hens by scaring them, so I waited a few minutes until they moved away. At one point I considered stopping traffic to help them cross, but decided that was going a little too far.
First and foremost - good heart, good pictures.
No question, the turkey's feather display is the result of a skeletal/nerve wonder. Incredible design. When I see a tom strutting his stuff, all I can think is some prehistoric creature has run through a rainbow head first at mach 2, lost the outer head covering, and was slowed by his chest smacking into a pile of pine cones. Something has gone terribly wrong when the head and neck look like they should be worn on the inside. I dunno, maybe there is something to the Archaeopteryx- dinosaur/bird theory. To me, turkeys look like they are still evolving, but then again, so do some of my relatives. Good shots, Claire, keep 'em comin'.
I like your description, Jane, particularly "Something has gone terribly wrong when the head and neck look like they should be worn on the inside." They do look more like they're topped by an internal organ than by an external feature.
I'm no longer worried about attacks - I went out this morning while the gang was here and they respectfully parted for me. In fact, the two toms did a little circle dance in front of me as if they wanted my approval. I went to refill the feeders and this was gratefully received. I think they consider me their great turkey stepmother. I don't look much like a turkey (although some might disagree) but I keep saying "Eat! Eat!" like a proper mother.
Of course I move slowly so as not to startle them, but that 's normal behavior when wildlife is around. Terrified animals are unpredictable.
This morning I was eating breakfast with my back to the computer window. I got up to do something, glanced out the window and discovered I was being watched! " All right, all right, I'll get the camera!" The ham paraded around for at least a half hour before the show moved on.
Hey, a guy's got to eat even when he's all dressed up.
Not everyone was impressed - this crow perched on the shepherd's hook and looked disdainfully "Now what are those stupid turkeys doing..."
Was on my way to plant more seeds and thought I'd stop by - SO glad I did. What a joy to see all those turkeys. That new camera is doing a great job! The crow is the perfect finial for that hook.
No turkeys, but there are daily goldfinch wardrobe changes. This morning's outfit:
Jane: Your goldfinches are definitely further along than mine, but at least mine are coming back from wherever they went (maybe a neighbor got a sale on special nyjer seed and enticed them away).
Several of them have hints of yellow and one has a few patches. No black cap though.
We have duck wars going on! Apparently another male mallard has decided he likes our pond. But the orignal Mr. Mallard keeps chasing him away. I guess our pond isn't big enough for the 2 of them! The 2 males keep chasing each other around while Mrs. Mallard just hangs out in the background.
In other positive news, I saw our Kois and Comets for the first times yesterday. I saw a school of about 35-40. Didn't have the camera out to photograph them. Spring is definitely here.
Ah, pixie, you're the lucky duck to have that lovely pond!
Wouldn't worry about the Messrs. Mallard, but those exotic pinks in the background could present a problem, lol. Super - now I have pond envy! Good shot. Let us know when there are ducklings. Yup, it's spring pond envy...again...
Pixie, I have serious pond envy! What an idyllic place you have.
I encountered an unpleasant guest on the bank of our brook this afternoon. I spotted this nutria rat (invasive non-native pest) swimming about in our swollen brook a couple weeks ago, but hoped it had retreated downstream as the melt water flood began to subside. Now today here it was on the bank. I should have turned on the video to capture the spectacular leaps the creature made out across the brook into the wetlands when it spotted me. Now I'm faced with the prospect of trapping and removing (killing) it and its relatives before the one becomes legions. Not good. I wish I had Mr Possum back and this beaver/rat thing gone!
Has anyone else here experienced a nutria invasion? (I hope they stay away from your pond, Pixie!)
Actually I'm not sure, Claire, but a 2006 habitat map shows nutria in eastern Canada bordering on my state, so it's not a huge leap to think they have traversed the waterways and landed in my brook since that map was drawn.
The differences between nutria and muskrats are fairly subtle so I need a closer look. The tail on this rodent is rat-like, but I need to see if it is actually truly round or slightly laterally flattened. (Muskrats' tails are supposed to look like as opposed to the nutria's round rat-like tails with sparce hairs.) Also nutria are supposed to have orange front teeth. I definitely need to see this critter up closer before I shell out for a live trap and plan how to humanely dispatch them if they do prove to be nutria. Please let it be an ordinary muskrat!
Oh yippee! I finally got a closer look at the rodent through the binoculars, and its tail is definitely the scaled, laterally flat tail of a muskrat (as opposed to a completely round sparcely haired tail of a nutria.) What a relief!
Unfortunately it appears to have some sort of neurological problem. It was walking carrying a branch in its mouth, and it kept toppling over, although it did make it to the brook still carrying his branch. (I suppose it's possible that the branch was catching on low-lying brush or the uneven ground and was simply causing him to lose his balance.) However one sick muskrat is better than a hundred healthy nutria!
I'm thinking that the aquatic wildlife moved in because of the small pool that we had dug in the brook last summer to handle the overflow from our new well. The new fountain and pool certainly attracted dozens of frogs that were not there before, so I guess the muskrats too answered the call.
Yes indeed! Delightful muskrat! Welcome little beast! I've done more research into this benign species. Apparently it is common in spring for males to fight one another, frequently to the death or to the point of serious injuries. Perhaps there was one heck of a muskrat battle and the one I saw today was the victor, with injuries to prove it. I hope he recovers.
Muskrats like to dine on cattails and sometimes frogs, and we have plenty of both, so this one has set up camp right next to a large grocery store.
What an immense relief. I had envisoned a long, stressful, and unpleasant war, worse than my fight against the English sparrow plague of several years ago. I much prefer the role of passive observer to that of exterminator.
We also have muskrats that we occasionally see at this time of year in the brook and river that flow through our farm. I can remember seeing one several years ago, gathering dried grasses (I assume for nesting materials) with a large gash in his scalp. So it's interesting to me to read about males fighting. Thanks for that answer to a puzzle that's been floating around the back of my brain for a few years.
We often see beaver, but only sometimes see otter and muskrats, so it is always a treat. One summer I actually spotted a muskrat under water when we were swimming with diving masks.
Spedigrees - glad to hear your dreaded nutria rat is actually a muskrat.
I've seen muskrats and otters in my pond. I know there has been some beaver activity - evidenced by the downed trees - but I have yet to actually see a beaver. I *think* I actually saw a groundhog the other day. We had one living in our brush pile last summer - he destroyed my gardens. So I'm hoping he found somewhere new to live this year.
Congratulations on the new, very photogenic residents! It looks like swelling buds on those branches - are they surrounding the nest? If so, the birds will have a cozy shaded shelter - good for them, not so good for visibility for you.
Yesterday I saw a Northern Flicker checking out one of my suet feeders, but it flew away before I could get the camera.
Today she came back - a female and you can see the yellow feathers on the tail that is characteristic of the eastern flickers (western types have red feathers).
Don't you think it's time to post the hummingbird migration map? For some serious bird-envy! And I love that flicker. No one like that comes to my suet. But the cardinal has been chirping (?) like mad -- is it a mating call or is it just scolding me to get more seeds out!
Lucia: Well, that was probably the fastest I've ever posted the hummingbird migration map. It took a little over ten minutes after I saw your post (thanks for the noodge) to find the map, check it, see the latest reports, find last year's post to check the format, and post the current map. I think I'll rest now (zzzzzzzzz).
Oh, and this is the Hummingbird Spring Migration 2011 post.
Claire (zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz)

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3GPP CT1 has discussed the "Commit/Rollback of Offer/Answer on
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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 3 Sell Rating(s), 3 Hold Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 1.50)Consensus Price Target: C$2.67 Analysts' Ratings History for Thompson Creek Metals Company (TSE:TCM) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare2/23/2015TD SecuritiesBoost Price TargetReduceC$1.40 -> C$1.50View 2/23/2015ScotiabankLower Price TargetUnderperformC$1.80 -> C$1.50View 2/20/2015RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetSector PerformC$2.30 -> C$2.50View 1/23/2015ScotiabankSet Price TargetUnderperformC$1.80View 9/25/2014ScotiabankUpgradeSector PerformView 9/8/2014TD SecuritiesInitiated CoverageReduceC$1.50View 8/22/2014CSFBBoost Price TargetUnderperformC$3.00 -> C$3.25View 8/7/2014Canaccord GenuityBoost Price TargetHoldC$3.00 -> C$3.25View 5/27/2014CIBCBoost Price TargetC$3.50 -> C$4.00View 5/16/2014Canaccord GenuityBoost Price TargetC$2.20 -> C$2.70View 5/12/2014BMO Capital MarketsInitiated CoverageMarket PerformView 2/24/2014Canaccord GenuityBoost Price TargetC$1.10 -> C$2.20View 1/14/2014Bank of AmericaUpgradeBuyView 1/14/2014Dundee SecuritiesLower Price TargetNeutralC$3.75 -> C$2.75View 12/12/2013CIBCReiterated RatingSector PerformView 11/15/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetC$1.25 -> C$1.00View 11/14/2013BB&T Corp.Boost Price TargetC$4.00 -> C$4.50View 11/14/2013RBC CapitalLower Price TargetSector PerformC$4.25 -> C$4.00View 11/14/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetSellC$2.60 -> C$1.50View 11/13/2013CIBCReiterated RatingSector PerformC$3.50View 11/13/2013ScotiabankInitiated CoverageUnderperformC$1.25 -> C$1.25View 11/6/2013RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetSector PerformC$4.00 -> C$4.25View 10/11/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetC$2.50 -> C$2.25View 10/11/2013CIBCLower Price TargetSector PerformC$3.50View 10/10/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingSector PerformView 9/30/2013Bank of AmericaDowngradeUnderperformView 9/13/2013TD SecuritiesLower Price TargetReduceC$1.00 -> C$0.50View 8/12/2013RBC CapitalLower Price TargetC$4.30 -> C$4.00View 8/9/2013Paradigm CapitalLower Price TargetC$4.25 -> C$3.75View 8/9/2013TD SecuritiesBoost Price TargetReduceC$0.80 -> C$1.00View 8/9/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetUnderperformC$3.00 -> C$2.50View 7/10/2013ScotiabankLower Price TargetC$3.50 -> C$3.00View 7/8/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetSellC$3.30 -> C$2.60View 7/4/2013ScotiabankDowngradeSector Perform -> Sector UnderperformC$5.00 -> C$3.50View 7/1/2013Deutsche BankLower Price TargetC$4.50 -> C$4.00View 5/10/2013Canaccord GenuityDowngradeHold -> SellC$2.90 -> C$3.30View 5/9/2013BB&T Corp.UpgradeHold -> BuyC$5.00View 5/7/2013Stifel NicolausLower Price TargetBuyC$4.75 -> C$4.50View 5/2/2013RBC CapitalLower Price TargetSector PerformC$4.50 -> C$4.00View 4/11/2013Deutsche BankLower Price TargetBuyC$5.50 -> C$5.00View 4/8/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetC$3.50 -> C$2.90View (Data available from 3/31/2013 forward) Earnings History for Thompson Creek Metals Company (TSE:TCM)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetailsShare5/13/2014($0.01)$0.02ViewN/AView 11/12/2013Q3$0.02($0.04)ViewListenView (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for Thompson Creek Metals Company (TSE:TCM)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for Thompson Creek Metals Company (TSE:TCM)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionSEC LinkShare3/9/2015Mark WilsonInsiderBuy5,000C$1.23C$6,150.00 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) About Thompson Creek Metals Company Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. is a diversified mining company. It is a producer of molybdenum and has copper and gold reserves. It operates in three segments: US Operations Molybdenum, Canadian Operations Molybdenum, and Copper-Gold (Development). The US Operations Molybdenum segment includes all mining, milling, mine site administration, roasting and sale of molybdenum products from the Thompson Creek Mine (TC Mine) and the Langeloth Facility, as well as all roasting and sales of third-party purchased material. The Canadian Operations Molybdenum segment includes all mining, milling, mine site administration, roasting and sale of molybdenum products from the 75% owned Endako Mine. The Copper-Gold (Development) segment includes development site administration from Mt. Milligan. 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Just watched The Warrior's Way... it is absurd, that I need not speak, forever, that my story is always told and retold The distance between me and my Gwynnies, infinite.
What is it, enjoyment in film, other than seeing our stories told?
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RE: Gwyneth
Doc HoC likes a movie that I found strange.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of Calvinism is that good Atheists do nothing." ~Eric Oh My
RE: Gwyneth
I haven't see that one but I remember the trailer. I read the Synopsis, and it sounds interesting. Seems like your average, fairly archetypal, neo-speghetti, gunslinging/sword wielding, Chinese-American, Westworld type, western to me. What did you find strange about it, Erxo?
I think in the end, I just feel like I'm a secular person who has a skeptical eye toward any extraordinary claim, carefully examining any extraordinary evidence before jumping to conclusions. ~ Eric ~ My friend ... who figured it out.
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(21-01-2012 09:57 AM)kim Wrote: I haven't see that one but I remember the trailer. I read the Synopsis, and it sounds interesting. Seems like your average, fairly archetypal, neo-speghetti, gunslinging/sword wielding, Chinese-American, Westworld type, western to me. What did you find strange about it, Erxo?
Well, when you put it that way...
"All that is necessary for the triumph of Calvinism is that good Atheists do nothing." ~Eric Oh My
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It is as old as time, that once the hunting is done and the need is fed, thought next requires entertainment. Once upon a time, I was a complete nobody; not important not only in a real-world sense but in any sense. Then the fool becomes obsessed with a movie star...
Loser is as loser does? In every other case, perhaps; but in this case the primal lack of importance stayed to course. There was no need for me to profess "reality," no drive to make something real from a personal fantasy.
Gwyneth did not create this thread, germanyt did. Roonies > Gwynnies; there was a time when such a contention would have fed my fire, but now it only fuels my clarity. I wallow joyously in my sin - that Gwyneth Paltrow is the greatest god of all - but what I love is not merely sin but science. Simulation led to this contention.
Simulation is the key to salvation; not in a religious sense, but in a scientific sense. In the sense of understanding for all, not just enlightenment for a chosen few. Even if it should come to pass that you despise both me and Gwyneth, what exists between us is a truth, itself an inevitable consequence of age. That past the finite hunting grounds of reality exists the eternal bounty of simulation.
What I've learned from a movie called Gwyneth; eternal sustenance in simulation that no reality can provide. It's a happy thought.
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(21-01-2012 09:35 AM)Erxomai Wrote: Doc HoC likes a movie that I found strange.
Where this "journeyman prophet" bullshit ain't no joke - I can't watch anything, read anything; without knowing the moral to the story. Without seeing, clearly, the morality of my being. I would be surprised if that dusty ol' fuck YHWH spun up a prophet every week, and we just never hear about it 'cause they shoot themselves in the head.
And now you got half a planet with their collective head up their ass, and YHWH here with me, laughing in the desert. That is "perfected in absurdity;" I cannot lose. Why? I am 4, and nothing else matters.
Calm yet terrified, that I go back east to raise Lucifer's army; I ain't no superhero - I'm the zero-state of moral clarity - all this other bullshit will yield or the world will burn. It ain't tough talk so much as poetry; this sound of silence... just don't communicate over teh netz.
john cantor gwyneth paltrow/ that's 4. It is always 4. How does it go? The coward tastes of death a thousand times, the valiant but once? Beyond that, guess what? The fool; never dies. I grow tired of my own bullshit; I could bury my head in the sand, move to fucking Greenland...
And I'm at the general store, getting some vittles; they got a TV droning in the background... and there's my Gwynnies. Godlike, ain't it?
I Kant; cannot. Value a reality without Gwyneth. She is my sweet everything. The Law has been Writ. Yet there is no destiny, no predetermination, no woo; I could hope that I find a woman to accept me with my Gwynnies (easier than would be believed, being 43). This shit can blow away like "an episode," like a bad memory; with no loss of honor.
But while there ain't no "real Gwynnies" to tie my tail to the ground; I'm gonna howl at the moon like the spirit of Wolf, hopefully in an entertaining manner, but essentially in a need of expression.
I never met her, to limit my love of her; and that my friends, is the solution.
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You can have Gwyneth Paltrow. I find neither her mousy looks nor smug disposition to be attractive, and her acting has never impressed me. Give me instead Charlize Theron for beauty and talent in one package.
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(22-01-2012 08:39 PM)Jeff Wrote: You can have Gwyneth Paltrow. I find neither her mousy looks nor smug disposition to be attractive, and her acting has never impressed me. Give me instead Charlize Theron for beauty and talent in one package.
Charlize is all-right. Good choice.
It's gotta be something like eight percent - of all the contact I've had with peeps concerning Gwyneth, seems eight percent of the memory is positive review. That girl got some haters.
I used to get defensive - I adore the girl - but now, not so much. I like talking about her, what can I say? I honestly didn't find her particularly attractive in the physical sense when I started drawing her; what convinced me that I loved her was her becoming beautiful, after I drew her about fifty times...
It was being my inspiration, that launched this ship of madness. Before Gwyneth I drew Scully - from the X-files - four times, and got bored. I drew Gwyneth five times like in the first week, and I did not wanna stop...
As for "mousy looks," I've seen her looking, well, horrible - which doesn't matter a lick - it's her in motion; like her giving an interview? Fuggadaboutit.
And that "smug disposition?" That's why I can't go anywhere near her until after, you know, male menopause.
Some peeps say it's "self-centered conceit;" where as I see it as mostly self-confidence, some bitchiness; and, well... lust.
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I remember writing the Book of Gwynnite like I was addressing the world - Gwyneth Paltrow is God - I remember reading her words in an interview - I am just a girl...
We're both right. Like how they call her fishsticks across the pond, and anorexic transsexual on Just Jarod. So what? She's my anorexic transsexual and she's god enough... way over there. What I still remember, from nearly a year ago; how my head nearly exploded in Albertson's. Pushing my shopping cart out towards the exit with my head down in the groceries... I look up, and there's Gwyneth.
For like a nano-second; yet acceleration nearly exceeded relativistic limitation. Gwyneth is not unique, in body form and feature; from a moment of inattention, there's this clear memory - of a nano-second - that still gets my attention. The Gwynnie thing is like a weed grown under sodium lights; can't take it out into the sun, it'll go beanstalk.
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(22-01-2012 08:39 PM)Jeff Wrote: You can have Gwyneth Paltrow. I find neither her mousy looks nor smug disposition to be attractive, and her acting has never impressed me. Give me instead Charlize Theron for beauty and talent in one package.
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect."
-Mark Twain
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I don't think i've heard that, but i found his filmography on Wikipedia, so i hope he's still does those movies
I just checked Rush Hour 3, it should be released: 10 August 2007 (USA), so my best guess would be that he's still making movies
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Jackie chan is cool, i like he does his ow nstunts, which I'm guessign not a lot of actors actually do that, so that makes him unique.
That's true, it's rare to see an actor that makes his own stunts,
i actually think he's the only one that makes his own stunts... Go Jackie
Of course Hollywood doesn't want to have their great stars hurt so they don't go quite as far as foreign films, but little this and little that is pretty real.
If you mean by making them, choreography with the stars are a must. If you don't want too much CG, than the director must know the limits of the actor and work with him/her on that. That is why you are really seeing some actors put on the muscle.(Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider) Don't forget that Jackie also was director of the shoots, so he was able to really bring anything he wanted to the game. Same with Ong Bak as well.
In Poseidon when, when the room was filled with water and was lit on fire, the actor who jumped into actually swam under the fire. It's not realy that impressive but stunts like that are being preformed continuously. Even in Jackass those stunts are real and ridicuously dangerous. If they got the guts, I am sure the Stars are up for the challenge.
Sadly enough, I can't see them anywhere nearly as magnificent as Jackie's, but it still is impressive how bold some of them get.
I like how he dose his own stunts and he was pretty good in Rush HouR 1@2


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Girls basketball: Defense dominates for 5-0 Irish
Rosemount girls basketball coach Chris Orr wasn't sure if it was a record, but he knew it was a very rare accomplishment. His Irish used pressuring, harassing defense to hold Lakeville South to five points in the second half Friday night at Irish Gym. Maddy Olson's half-court...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 11:11am
Wrestling: Busy Irish finish third at Kenyon-Wanamingo invite
The Rosemount wrestling team deserves to have the rest of the year off after its grueling end to last week. Starting with a triangular last Thursday, the Irish took the mat in three different gyms in a span of 40 hours. After defeating Burnsville 70-6 and falling to 14th-ranked...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 10:31am
Boys hockey: Irish end losing streak against Eagles
After struggling with their power play and penalty kill during the first few weeks of the season, the Rosemount boys hockey team made some adjustments during practice last week. The special teams changes paid off Saturday and helped the Irish end their five-game losing skid...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 10:27am
Girls hockey: Apple Valley pulls away late for win
Rosemount entered the third period tied Saturday at Apple Valley, but couldn't skate away with its first win of the season. Apple Valley took over with three goals in the final 10 minutes to drop the Irish to 0-12 with a 4-2 South Suburban Conference decision at Apple Valley...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 10:23am
Boys basketball: Big comeback ends losing skid
Facing a fourth straight loss and a 15-point halftime deficit, the Rosemount boys basketball team didn't mail in the second half Friday night. Instead, the Irish turned up their intensity and outscored Lakeville South 37-20 over the final 18 minutes to rally for a thrilling 67-65...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 10:19am
Boys swimming and diving: Irish prevail in first SSC trip to Farmington
Rosemount welcomed Farmington to the South Suburban Conference with a 93-87 dual win over the Tigers Friday night at the Dodge Middle School pool. The Irish won seven of the first 10 events to send the meet into exhibition scoring with two events to go. During the stretch, the only...
sports / high school
December 23, 2014 - 10:12am
December 17, 2014
Boys basketball: Irish drop two out of three
After scoring in the 70s in two straight wins, the Rosemount boys basketball team found itself back in the 40s in losses to a couple of the state's better teams at the end of last week. Last Tuesday, the Irish knocked down 10 three-pointers and held off Benilde-St. Margaret's...
sports / high school
December 17, 2014 - 12:26pm
Wrestling: Forfeits costly in dual loss at Eastview
Rosemount won five of the 10 matches it wrestled in last Thursday's dual meet against Eastview, but four forfeited weights were too much to overcome in a 51-27 South Suburban Conference loss. "It's tough to win duals giving up 24 points," Rosemount coach Brett Larson...
sports / high school
December 17, 2014 - 12:22pm
Boys hockey: Penalties hurt Irish in loss to Farmington
Before Saturday's game in Farmington began, Rosemount coach Brad Stepan talked to his team about the importance of staying out of the penalty box. The Irish had allowed three power-play goals in their previous loss, a 5-3 home contest to Shakopee last Thursday, and Stepan knew...
sports / high school
December 17, 2014 - 12:16pm
Girls hockey: Irish fall to Farmington
Friday night was a bad time to run into the Farmington girls hockey team. Rosemount found that out the hard way. The Tigers, coming off a couple of flat performances in losses to Lakeville North and Apple Valley, were in desperate need of a victory. They were also in...
sports / high school
December 17, 2014 - 12:08pm
Gymnastics: Irish begin pursuit of third straight undefeated season
Rosemount began its quest for a third straight undefeated South Suburban Conference gymnastics season with a convincing 142.175-132.05 home win over Lakeville South in its first dual meet of the season last Tuesday. The Irish scored a meet-high 37 points in the vault and 36.5...
sports / high school
December 17, 2014 - 12:02pm
December 10, 2014
Girls hockey: Irish end scoreless streak at Eastview
The Rosemount girls hockey team is hanging in there despite eight straight losses to start the regular season. The Irish's persistence paid off last season when it lost 13 straight before picking up win No. 1 and head coach Tom Conboy sees the same persistence in this year's...
sports / high school
December 10, 2014 - 1:13pm
Girls basketball: A perfect start
The Rosemount girls basketball team hasn't really shot the ball well yet, but that hasn't stopped the Irish from starting the season 3-0 for the first time since 2009. The team shot just 32 percent from the field Monday night, but still managed to breeze past Minneapolis...
sports / high school
December 10, 2014 - 1:05pm
Ojala, Grunklee named RHS ExCEL nominees
Rosemount High School recently nominated Jessica Ojala and Jacob Grunklee for the ExCEL (Excellence in Community, Education and Leadership) Award. Sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League, ExCEL is a recognition program for Minnesota high school juniors who are active...
sports / high school
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…the Frugal Travel Guy blog and the world of "travel hacking."
The goal of this blog is teach others to see the world at prices we can all afford. You are welcome to join us — young and old, part time or full time, as a hobby, a passion, or an obsession (as it is to many of us who have been playing this game a long time). The choices are yours. Play a lot or a little and reap the rewards either way.
What exactly is travel hacking? It's about finding the best deals for travel worldwide. I'm not talking about 10 percent off here and five percent off there, but real significant savings — like flying for free, other than the taxes, or staying in hotels at half price or less. Imagine booking a first class ticket to Europe for free. Imagine staying in a five-star hotel for free or nearly free. It can be done. We travel hackers do it all the time!
Is it legal? Yes, it is. Many of us have been using travel hacking techniques for over 10 years, often traveling to places we'd never dreamed we could afford. My best trip was literally around the world for 61 nights, where my Business Class ticket was only $360 in taxes and 58 of the 61 nights in hotels were either free or at greatly reduced rates. I've been to South and Central America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand using these tips and tricks — all at prices we can all afford.
Link to article about ABC Nightline show and a note from John Donvan at ABC – "Thanks Rick, for cracking the door a little. And thanks to the fellow members of the 'fraternity' willing to share their stories. Doubtless, travel hacking will not be for everyone, but for some, the Nightline piece will be a start, and then getting to learn from folks like you will be the next step."
Looks like we've got one of us in John.
The Frugal Travel Guy maintains a certain posting schedule that you'll want to know:
- I post travel hacking tips, tricks, techniques, and deals on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
- Howie "the Geek" (the blog's tech guru and a true road warrior) posts about business traveler issues on Tuesdays
- My son Andrew posts on Wednesdays, taking you into many fascinating corners of the world through his observations and photography. Andrew is a true world traveler. He's slept in the Sahara and Antarctica, he's worked in a medical mission in Africa, and he visited all seven continents before he turned 30!
- Friday is devoted to Rookies to the travel hacking / frequent flier game. My daughter Shannon serves up Rookie Tips and Tricks every Friday
- Sundays are devoted to Reader Success Stories. Check out just a few of those in the blog archives to see what's possible with this hobby. I promise you'll be amazed.
- Every weekday afternoon we posts "Deal of the Day" around 3 p.m. Eastern time. They are the new tricks or deals we have found on that particular day.
What's the catch? Just one: You need to study to learn the techniques we use. They are all listed in the 1700-plus posts in the blog archives, or I can give you a shortcut:
Last year I published the Frugal Travel Guy Handbook, outlining the techniques we use in travel hacking, such as:
- Taking advantage of airline fare wars
- Mistake fares (at airlines and hotels)
- Using Priceline.com, BiddingforTravel.com and Tripadvisor.com
- Best Rate Guarantees
- Getting "The Bump" for travel vouchers
- Customer Service Vouchers and Miles
- Rewards Network Dining Bonus Miles
- Rental Car Promotions
- Online Shopping Portals
- Financial Services and Banking
- Credit Card Sign up bonuses
Some techniques you'll like. Others you may pass on. Again, the choices are always yours. And all the profits from sales of The Frugal Travel Guy Handbook are donated to the Wounded Warriors Project. This little book may save you some time and get you up to speed quicker than reading all the past posts. You can buy the handbook for $6.99 in Kindle version or $8.97 in paperback on Amazon.com. It will take you about four hours to read cover to cover.
Everyday you'll find travel offers, promotions, and tips on this blog and on several others that will help you learn the ropes. I read four to six other travel blogs, including ThePointsGuy.com by Brian Kelly. I also read two specialty blogs: Mommypoints.com, which covers, among other topics, traveling with children, and I'm a proud grandpa; and TravelForBoomers.com because I am also a productive and active Baby Boomer.
Other blogs to consider are View from the Wing by Gary Leff and One Mile at a Time by Ben Schlappig. In these six blogs, you'll find all you need to know to start traveling comfortably and inexpensively from experts in the field.
For those of you inclined to visit the two major online communities for travel hackers, they are: Milepoint.com and Flyertalk.com. I find Milepoint to be softer on "newbies," but it is also a newer site with less content. Check them both out and don't worry if you feel overwhelmed by the amount of content. There is a lot to learn. I've been at this for 10 years now and I still need the "community" to help with some of my questions. We are a helpful and happy group, seeing the world, while others just sit and dream.
My fellow travel hackers and I welcome you to this fascinating hobby. We are the "extreme couponers" of travel and we will save you more than several bags of groceries. That I can promise you!
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, new readers and old time veterans as well.
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Cine Outsider on pause for 3 weeks
news | 11 Mar 2015
As site editor and reviewer Slarek hops off to Japan for his annual holiday, Cine Outsider will be on pause for the next three weeks, but hopefully he won't be completely out of touch. We're back on 2nd April. Check out the blog for more details.
The Internet's Own Boy
dvd review | 11 March 2015
The story of computer prodigy and internet activist Aaron Swartz, who was hounded by authorities to a tragically early death, is the subject of Brian Knappenberger's compelling, saddening but ultimately uplifting documentary, on UK DVD soon from Spectrum.
blu-ray review | 10 March 2015
Writer Paddy Chayefsky never intended his masterpiece to be a critique of the TV business per se but of society at large. He couldn't have chosen a more relevant metaphorical subject. Camus is stunned anew at
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9 Mar 2015
Tower of Terror comes to UK Blu-ray and DVD in March
Wilfrid Lawson stars as a deranged, hook-handed lighthouse keeper in genre-defying WWII set
Tower of Terror
, on UK Blu-ray and DVD this month from Network as part of 'The British Film' collection.
9 Mar 2015
The original 1975 Rollerball comes to Blu-ray in March from Arrow
None of your cheesy remakes here. Norman Jewison's superb political actioner from 1975, featuring James Caan at his most thrillingly athletic, makes its UK Blu-ray debut this month from Arrow Video.
5 Mar 2015
John Byrne's 1990 TV drama Your Cheatin' Heart on DVD in May
Tilda Swinton, John Gordon Sinclair, Eddi Reader, Peter Mullan and Ken Stott star in John Byrne's follow-up to his hit series
Tutti Frutti
, which makes its UK DVD debut in May from Second Sight.
5 Mar 2015
Five more titles in Network's 'The British Film' collection in March
Network have announced another five titles as part of 'The British Film' collection, comedies, thrillers and a drama, all to be released on UK DVD in March.
4 Mar 2015
Make an appointment at the Fear Clinic on DVD in March
Horror icon Robert Englund stars alongside Slipknot's Corey Taylor in director Robert Hall's
Fear Clinic
, coming to UK DVD at the end of the month from Anchor Bay.
3 Mar 2015
The Duke of Burgandy on DVD and Blu-ray in April
The latest audio-visual experience from
Berberian Sound Studio
director Peter Strickland comes to UK DVD and Blu-ray in April from Artificial Eye.
2 Mar 2015
The Auteur Film Festival plays at the Curzon Bloomsbury in March/April
The full listing for the 2015 Auteur Film Festival that will be playing the Curzon Bloomsbury in London from 27 March has been confirmed, and it's a belting collection of classics and favourites.
2 Mar 2015
Jessica Hausner's Armour Fou on DVD in March
Based loosely on the suicide of the poet Henrich von Kleist, Jessica Hausner's follow-up to her acclaimed
comes to UK DVD in March from Arrow Films.
2 Mar 2015
Roberto Rossellini: The War Trilogy on Blu-ray and DVD in March
The BFI will be releasing Roberto Rossellini's War Trilogy –
Rome, Open City
Germany Year Zero
– individually on DVD and as a limited edition Blu-ray set in March.
1 Mar 2015
Four more MGM Hollywood Classics titles on UK DVD in April
Simply Media have confirmed a further four UK DVD releases from MGM's Hollywood Classics collection, with films from directors Sidney Lumet, Basil Dearden, Francis D. Lyon and Joseph M. Newman.
27 Feb 2015
Sion Sono's Tokyo Tribe comes to UK cinemas in May
The maverick director of
Love Exposure
Cold Fish
Land of Hope
returns with one of his wildest films yet, a hip-hop yakuza gangster musical. Eureka! are distributing in the UK and Eire and have released the poster image.
27 Feb 2015
Mine Own Executioner and My Brother Jonathan on DVD/Blu-ray in March
Network have announced two more titles for home entertainment release as part of 'The British Film' collection, both on DVD, from the 1940s and remastered from the original film elements, and one on Blu-ray.
24 Feb 2015
12 MGM Hollywood Classics on UK DVD in March from Simply Media
Simply Media have announced 12 DVD releases from March from MGM's Hollywood Classics collection, including films from John Cassavetes, Jonathan Demme, John Frankenheimer, George Roy Hill and Anthony Mann.
23 Feb 2015
50s drama Pacific Destiny joins 'The British Film' collection in March
Denholm Elliot, Susan Stephen and Michael Horden star in a 1950s South Sea Island drama from
Village of the Damned
director Wolf Rilla, on UK DVD in March from Network as part of 'The British Film' collection.
19 Feb 2015
Sam Fuller's Pickup on South Street on dual format in May
Richard Widmark plays an opportunist pickpocket in Cold War America in one of maverick director Sam Fuller's very finest films, which will have a UK dual format release in May from Masters of Cinema.
8 Mar 2015
Wild River
Montgomery Clift, Lee Remick and Jo Van Fleet star in Elia Kazan's compelling blend of social drama and love story from 1960. Slarek looks at the film, the politics of the Blacklist and the Tennessee Valley Association, and Masters of Cinema's recently released Blu-ray.
25 Feb 2015
Night Will Fall
The story of a great and important wartime documentary that took almost 70 years to complete is explored in André Singer's powerful
Night Will Fall
. Slarek reviews the film, salutes the BFI DVD, and explores the issue of reframing archive imagery.
20 Feb 2015
After a gap of several years, Slarek returns to a favourite from his youth in the shape of David Cronenberg's 1977
and discovers that it looks and plays even better than he remembers, particularly on the Blu-ray in Arrow's excellent new dual format release.
16 Feb 2015
The Comedy of Terrors
Gort revisits
The Comedy of Terrors
, a comedy-horror favourite from his younger days. He didn't laugh quite as much as he once did, but found that there is still plenty to relish, particularly looking as good as it does on its new UK Blu-ray incarnation from Arrow Video.
14 Feb 2015
The Manchurian Candidate
Director John Frankenheimer's CV is dotted with notable films. Standing tallest (up against
The Birdman of Alcatraz
and the sequel to
The French Connection
) is a tale of brainwashing and fear of the Red menace. Camus is transfixed.
12 Feb 2015
Two friends in search of lost gold in the Australian outback fall out and find themselves hunted by a sasquatch-like creature known as a Yowie. Gort didn't quite connect with the film itself, but is impressed as hell with the filmmakers and the Monster Pictures DVD.
4 Feb 2015
Ganja & Hess
Planned as a blaxploitation vampire movie, Bill Gunn's first feature evolved into an fascinating arthouse exploration of addiction. Restored to its original form in 1998, it was recently released on UK dual format by Masters of Cinema. Slarek takes a hit.
29 Jan 2015
Tales of the Grim Sleeper
Documentarian Nick Broomfield's latest film explores the case of accused serial killer Lonnie Franklin and paints a sobering picture of the prejudice and abuse suffered by the women who were targeted as his victims.
28 Jan 2015
Into the Woods
Composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim's genius remains unjustly under fêted. He scores triumphantly with
Into the Woods
's director Rob Marshall does Sondheim's work proud. Camus delights in the fairytale...
20 Jan 2015
Two for the Road
Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney take us on non-linear road trip through twelve years of a troubled relationship in Stanley Donen's wonderful 1967 comedy romance
Two for the Road
. Slarek is entranced by both the film and its Masters of Cinema Blu-ray incarnation.
20 Jan 2015
The Imitation Game
Yes, it's been out a few weeks now but if the almost full cinema in which Camus saw
The Imitation Game
is any indication, the Oscar buzz is giving it legs. The Alan Turing biopic features a superb performance by the actor du jour.
18 Jan 2015
Michael Mann has always been one of America's more interesting directors.
, an overlooked gem, is Mann's first feature from the early 80s, now on Blu-ray. Camus revels in a safe cracking example of a 70s-style crime drama, and Slarek reviews Arrow's new Blu-ray.
11 Jan 2015
Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead
Colonel Herzog and his brood of undead Nazis are back to wreak even more spectacular mayhem in a sequel that actually surpasses the original in every respect. Gort tools up and joins the Zombie Squad for Entertainment One's Blu-ray.
6 Jan 2015
Hours in the day: 2014 in review
A few days late and as long-winded as ever, Slarek muses on the future of this very web site and looks back at the a few of his personal favourite film, TV, DVD and Blu-ray experiences of 2014.
1 Jan 2015
Perfect! Let's do one more
We all know roughly what they do, how dependent on others their work is and any cineaste worth their salt will know the greats from the not-so-greats. But what makes a 'great' director? Camus ponders the ineffable.
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The Main Public Library is now offering eReader Help By Appointment.
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We will help you set up your device and start using our eBook, digital audiobook, digital magazine, or streaming video services.
If you are a university student studying French, or an adult who wants to practice your spoken French, join our informal, drop- in French Conversation Circle.
Come and practice your French in a welcoming and informal group. Have fun and learn!
The conversation circle will be held @ the Main Public Library at 6 PM in the Reader's Lounge on the following Wednesdays:
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Buying your first home is one of the most important investments you will make. Enter the housing market with knowledge and confidence by learning more about pre-approvals, down payments, default insurance and conventional mortgages.
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Since November 2008 Danny Ward has been travelling Great Britain, often in his T reg Polo, sometimes on the coach, entertaining audiences with his unique style of observational humour.
A self proclaimed tataholic, Danny Ward is on a mission to spread the lesson he refuses to learn – when you try and do things on the cheap, it ends up costing you more.
He was nominated for the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year in 2013 and has gigged extensively across the UK including comedy venues such as The Glee Clubs, Jongleurs, The Highlight, Just The Tonic, Baby Blue, Komedia, the Bearcat and Downstairs At The Kings Head.
He has also performed in Northern Ireland at the Belfast Empire, as well as in Germany, Tenerife, Maastricht and Croatia.
'Danny Ward's observational humour is brilliantly delivered... This is top quality stand up...' (Three Weeks)
'Danny Ward clicked with the capacity crowd immediately and his brilliantly timed... approach was bolstered by some really tight, strong material' (Bournmouth Echo)?.
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April 2015
Buxton Buzz Comedy Club:
Rhodri Rhys, Danny Ward, Marvin Cheeseman
Freddy Quinne
Pavilion Arts Centre (SK17 6BE)
A Comedy Pit Bank Holiday Special:
Sean Patrick, Andrew Watts, Tania Edwards
Danny Ward
The Bedford (SW12 9HD)
From: £7.70
Out Of Bounds Comedy Club:
Paul Tonkinson, Joe Rowntree, Mark Simmons
Danny Ward
The Moody Mare (ME18 5QY)
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May 2015
Out Of Bounds Comedy Club:
Adam Bloom, Frank Sanazi, Danny Ward
Tom Lucy, Matt Price
Dunton Green Social Club (TN13 2TA)
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What Are the Symptoms of HIV and AIDS?...(if you're providing the mouth; this is a much lower risk than the others) That's it. For any other type of activity -- kissing someone with HIV, sharing food or drinks with them, touching something an HIV-positive person touched -- there's basically no chance that whatever you did resulted in you getting HIV. If you're curious about whether specific sexual acts are riskier than others, check out these frequently asked questions from...
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WEL-CUM Dr. BOB: Molesting a urinal?I don't know about you or anyone else who read that post, but I couldn't stop thinking about what this guy was potentially doing to that poor urinal. Plus, he was getting off on it to boot!I've pissed in many public restrooms over the years. I can...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hi Anxious Plumber,Relax Max. Your HIV risk is essentially nonexistent. Urine and feces do not transmit HIV, unless they contain visible blood. Even if some of your Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...only to the dreaded mosquito question. Your fears, like others with toilet terrors or porta-potty paranoia, are unwarranted. HIV does not live very long outside the body. So unless there is a gaggle of gals all inserting tampons in the same... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply...would be kind enough to help me with. 1) Toilet taps - I had a bleeding thumb the other day and I was washing it when my wound touched the tap. 2) Urinals - I was urinating at the urinal when my privates touched the urinal surface. 3) Doorknobs... Read more »
HIV and urine - please help
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Probably infected now
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply...urine but then I looked at the floor and there was too much, some urine went down my leg but I got to dry it before it even touched my pants. I put my pants on and sprayed a lot of perfume in the whole area, cuz it has alcohol and I suppose it... Read more »
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