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Updated: 09/27/2004 - U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama is in Maryland to gather money at a campaign fund-raiser on Baltimore's waterfront.
Updated: 09/27/2004 - U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama is in Maryland to gather money at a campaign fund-raiser on Baltimore's waterfront.
Updated: 09/27/2004 - A 20-year-old Rockton man finds himself behind bars for the second time in less than a month.
Updated: 09/27/2004 - Hurricane Ivan is to thank for a price jump at the pump.
Updated: 09/27/2004 - As Hurricane Jeanne reaches Florida, local travel agents say Mother Nature is slowing down sales for vacation packages.
Updated: 09/26/2004 - As area veterans honor the service of soldiers past and present, 23 News asked Vietnam veterans what similarities exist between the current fighting in Iraq and Vietnam.
Updated: 09/25/2004 - Belvidere residents are setting up a group of meetings intended to discuss how to make the Belvidere school district stronger.
Updated: 09/25/2004 - A missing soldier is found dead.
Posted: 09/24/2004 - People lined up outside the Holiday Inn several hours before the event.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - The most famous plane in the world touched down at the Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - Secretary of State Jesse White announced the creation of a memorial fund for the children of a safety guard who was killed Monday at the state Capitol.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - The Natural Land Institute is holding an open house Saturday at Rockton's Nygren Wetland Preserve.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - Rockford police arrest 130 people during traffic safety checks this week at 10 different locations.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - Police say 24-year-old David Freeman was shot once in the neck after 9 p.m. Thursday night.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama says his Christian beliefs dictate that he oppose gay marriage but he supports civil unions to give couples legal rights.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - A federal study shows Wisconsin is doing better economically than some other Midwestern states.
Updated: 09/24/2004 - The Greater Rockford Airport Authority voted unanimously Thursday to allow airport leaders to continue discussions that would bring new airline service to the stateline.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - Education is expected to be the main topic on President Bush's agenda when he heads to Janesville Friday.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - A Rockford man is hospitalized with a gunshot wound following a neighborhood dispute.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - Police say 23-year-old Anthony Jones was forced into the back seat of a car at Andrews and Forest by two black men.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - A $19 million dollar lotto ticket is sold in Roscoe.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - A new device that scans documents for traces of explosives has made its debut at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
Updated: 09/23/2004 - More details are surfacing about the events before and after the fatal shooting of an unarmed security guard at the Illinois Capitol this week.
Updated: 09/22/2004 - Almost three weeks after he disappeared in Cherry Valley, a stateline mother of a soldier who returned from Afghanistan is holding out hope for his safe return.
Updated: 09/22/2004 - President George Bush's campaign trail leads to Janesville Friday. He's expected to meet about 1,500 party faithfuls at the Holiday Inn Express.
Updated: 09/22/2004 - Airport, airline and Rockford leaders will remain quiet over the next few days in hopes of ironing out an agreement to add one or more airlines to the Greater Rockford Airport.


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This one is a Cheetah 84FS .380acp came with 2 13rd mags, its a great shooter I'm lovin it
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Hmmm... frame mounted safety and decocker if my eyes don't deceive me? Can it be carried cocked and locked? If not, do they have a similar model that can?
No it can't... I don't think so but I wouldn't swear to it
Man I want one of those to go with my 92fs and neo.
I love that classic look!
Even my henchmen think I'm crazy,
I'm not surprised that you agree.
"Courage is being scared to death
and saddling up anyway." - John Wayne.
I've always wanted one, now I hope to find a NIB Beretta 8045
You can't carry it cocked and locked. It's a nice little pistol. I've had one for over 20 years.
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I hope somebody can help me with this problem.
the istep value works as expected with new python files. I've changed it to use 4 spaces instead of 2. As soon as a python program actually has an indented block in it, the istep magically becomes 2 upon reopening. This occurs in joe 3.1 and joe 3.3, as far as I've been able to test it.
Huh? Any way to fix this?
I can confirm this problem in 3.3. It works correctly if you turn off guess_indent though.


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Welcome to St. John Neumann Catholic Church!
Every Catholic church holds a special place in the hearts of believers. We go to our parish churches to encounter Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, both at Mass and in the tabernacle. We bring our babies there to have them brought into the family of God, and we bring our deceased loved ones there to pray for them on their journey home. Couples exchange and renew wedding vows in their parish church. The repentant sinner finds the consolation of the sacrament of Reconciliation. In their parish church, people find the support and nourishment that can only be given by other members of the Body of Christ.
Welcome to the parish church of St. John Neumann – 1825 households strong, 72 of which have joined us since July 2012! Pray with us, worship with us, walk with us as we grow in our identity as daughters and sons of a loving Father and faithful disciples of Jesus Christ!
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Lenten Mission/Lenten Penance Service
Lenten Mission 2015
St. John Neumann Catholic Church
22-24 March (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday)
Theme: The Cardinal Virtues and the Lenten Journey
Rev. John T. Solomon, Associate Pastor, St. Francis De Sales Church
Sunday, 22 March, 7:00 PM
(Exposition and Benediction)
Monday, 23 March, 7:00 PM
(Exposition and Benediction)
Tuesday, 24 March, 7:00 PM
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Walking Wednesdays
WHAT - Wednesday Walk With Jesus
WHEN - Begins Ash Wednesday 3:00-5:00PM in the church and every following Wednesday during Lent
WHERE - The church aisles of St. John Neumann will be our labyrinth as we walk side by side with Jesus opening our hearts to Him alone.
WHY -Want to walk in with your issues and walk out with new direction?
HOW - Labyrinth walking is one of the simplest forms of focused meditation.
A labyrinth is not a game it is an important tool that can offer a spiritual awakening. It is a help in discovering what God is calling us to do with our lives and depending on Him rather than depending on ourselves, things and people outside.
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Leafs Nation Podcast: How Do You Solve A Problem Like Brian?
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September 24 2012 09:09PM
What with François Allaire's recent comments about interference with his work, and Brian Burke's subsequent ruffling of feathers, fellow Pension Plan Puppeteer SkinnyFish (@SkinnyPPPhish), fellow TLNer Gus Katsaros (@KatsHockey) and I decided it was high time to look at Brian Burke's work so far with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
I think Skinny has an interesting solution to the Brian Burke problem, and Gus has some really good retrospective perspective.
Hockey Cards Aren't Locked Out!
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September 24 2012 09:52AM
NHL lockout be damned! Let's do this!
Just like the video says: Leave a comment and you'll be chosen at random to recieve one of either a hockey card with pieces of game-used jersey from four different former Leafs (Matt Stajan, Vesa Toskala, Luke Schenn, and Jason Blake), or a card atuographed by current Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf.
Strombabble: Luongo to the Leafs still a possibility?
Cam Charron
September 24 2012 09:40AM
I've been fairly anti-Luongo-to-the-Leafs for a while now, suggesting back in June that even if the Leafs had the pieces to acquire Luongo the risk of that contract with ten more years still on it isn't worth the trouble.
Of course, that won't stop us from borrowing the 'Stombabble' series title from our friends over at Canucks Army to dissect the latest developments in a potential Roberto Luongo to Toronto deal.
What do we know? We know Brian Burke wants to acquire a goaltender, and that Mike Gillis has one to sell.
A brief chat with 2011 Leafs first rounder Stuart Percy
Cam Charron
September 22 2012 09:20AM
Stuart Percy was drafted in the first round, 25th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2011 Entry Draft out of the Mississauga-St. Michael's Majors. After missing much of the OHL season last season due to injury, Percy played on the Toronto Marlies' extended playoff run.
He's returned to Mississauga, the team is now called the Steelheads, this fall, as the team captain. TLN caught up with him briefly after Mississauga's Friday night home opener, a 3-0 loss to the Kitchener Rangers.
When I first saw you play it was back during the Memorial Cup and you were more of a stay at home guy. It looked like you were taking a few more chances offensively tonight, is that something the Leafs have got you to work on?
Stuart Percy: Yeah, I think in the Memorial Cup and in the playoff run there I was trying to keep it sound and safe back there, but in the regular season I think I'm going to try and make a couple more rushes here and there when I can. I saw a couple of chances today and took them like I did, you know if it's there I'm going to try, but I'm not going to force it too much.
Grabovski's insurance can force him to sign with CSKA
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September 21 2012 01:24PM
Mikhail Grabovski hasn't signed with any KHL team yet, despite numerous reports that suggested he'd play for either Dinamo Minsk or Barys Astana or even CSKA. The Maple Leafs forward was as surprised to learn about his transatlantic vocation as anybody.
"I have no idea where did this Sport-Express reporter get information about me signing with Dinamo," he said in an interview to Pressball. "Sport-Express loves stuff like that. They reported that Malkin would sign with CSKA like 10 times. My situation is still uncertain. I only know that I want to play and I have a few offers. I don't know how it's going to pan out. My agent is working hard on it as we speak. I can assure you I'm going to stay in Toronto for at least one week and practice here. Sure, I would like to play in Minsk. But at the same time I'd rather have lockout ended."


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Meet Tamara Franklin: 2015 Keynote
We are so excited and fortunate that Tamara Franklin has agreed to keynote our 2015 Summit. When our previously announce keynote, Susan Packard, learned she would have to travel to Europe, she moved quickly to find this exciting speaker for us. Ms. Franklin is executive vice president of digital at Scripps Networks Interactive where oversees the company's digital business units. She coordinates the overall strategy and activity, focusing on an integrated company-wide approach to digital video production and distribution.
Franklin joined Scripps Networks in 2009 from Turner Broadcasting Systems, where she was vice president of business development. She is a graduate of NAMIC's (National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications) Executive Leadership Development Program and the Women in Cable Telecommunications Betsy Magness Leadership Institute.
Among her awards, Franklin has been named one of Multichannel News' "Wonder Women" and Savoy Magazine's "Most Influential Women in Corporate America." Franklin's also been named to Cablefax's"Most Influential Minorities in Cable" and "Most Powerful Women in Cable" lists.
She holds an MBA from Harvard University and a bachelor's degree in English from Yale University
Fun at First Quarter Salon on Second Acts
There were lots of new faces at this quarter's Women's Leadership Salon, which focused on making big life changes in life's second acts. We heard over and over again the importance of harnessing your courage when life subtly (or not so subtly) pushes you in a new direction. These women, Dianna Glandon, Raeus Jae Cannon, and Karen Jernigan, shared stories of their obstacles, their mistakes, and their triumphs. We also got to hear about the support systems that have helped them along the way.
It's so exciting to be around such incredible women – those on the panel and the attendees. Please plan to join us next time! Information about next quarter's salon is available on the salon page. Wanda Sobieski will be talking about the women's suffrage movement and why it's still important today. Registration will be available in April.
Also, check out what some of these women do. Look at Dianna's balloon décor company here and Raeus's networking community here.
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Passionate leadership, this year's theme for the East Tennessee Women's Leadership Summit, requires being able to boldly follow your passion wherever it may lead you. Sometimes that path may be a surprise!
The February Salon will feature a panel of three women who have left established careers to seek success in new directions. This panel will feature Raeus Jae Cannon, Dianna Glandon, and Karen Jernigan. Raeus left her career as a drug and alcohol counselor to explore running an alternative newspaper, a greeting card company, and eventually become CEO of her own networking company, REO. Dianna is a former teacher who has become a certified balloon artist and owns her own company, Above the Rest Balloon and Event Designs. Karen Jernigan was a nationally certified sign language interpreter until she went to law school at the University of Tennessee. Now she represents clients on their claims for Social Security Disability benefits.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Dr. Amy Becker has joined Driscoll Children's Hospital as a pediatric nephrologist.
Previously she served as the director of the Pediatric Nephrology Fellowship Program and was the assistant professor of pediatrics in the Division of Pediatric Nephrology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
She also was on the medical staff at Children's Medical Center, Parkland Memorial Hospital and the University of Texas Southwestern University Hospital-St. Paul, all in Dallas.
Becker earned her medical degree in 2000 at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas.
In 2010, Becker earned a master's degree in clinical science at the University of Texas Southwestern Graduate School. She is certified in general pediatrics and pediatric nephrology by the American Board of Pediatrics.
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CARACAS -- PDVSA and Chevron signed a $2 billion loan that will go to raise production at the companies' Petroboscan joint venture in the South American country.
Chevron, which is lending the money, will be repaid at a rate of 4.5% points over the London interbank offered rate, Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez said at a signing ceremony with Chevron's head of Latin American and African operations, Ali Moshiri.
The loan will allow Petroboscan, which runs the Boscan field in Venezuela's western state of Zulia, to boost output from 107 Mbpd to 127 Mbpd over the next few years.
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CE4A will hold its 4th workshop on NFC from 30/06/2015 - 01/07/2015 at the Seminaris Hotel Bad Boll, Germany. More information on the programme and registration will be uploaded on the CE4A homepage soon. Provisional Agenda for download: Provisional Agenda
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Based on an initiative of five German car manufacturers first steps were taken towards a standardisation of the interfaces between mobile devices and automotive ECUs.
As a result of this initiative the working group CE4A was founded. Since May 15th 2007 CE4A is an authorised member of VDA (Association of the German Automotive Industry).
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Disappointed with Spanish Roja And German porcelain
My second disappointing year of growing Spanish Roja And German porcelain.
I'm disappointed with the flavor and size.
They don't get very big, but the unknown variety of garlic from the grocery store that I grow does. The unknown has more flavor and cooks well.
They have a decent flavor completely raw.
They seem to have a problem with any kind of heat. If I put them in a steaming hot bowl of beans or on hot meat the flavor is not there. And you can forget about cooking them in any dish.
Do they need different growing conditions than the unknown?
Is your unknown an artichoke type? In my garden, this rainy year definitely favored the softnecks over the rocamboles. The Silverskins got huge, with very few culls, but I have only enough perfect hardnecks for replanting, and had to dry a lot of them because of maggots and their entourage of rots.
German Porcelain not getting big? You may be doing something wrong. Every year it's my largest garlic. People at market ask if it's elephant garlic.
Also, though it's not all that hot, I wouldn't call it bland. It's not super strong, I usually add it late while cooking but if I eat it raw it'll burn my mouth!
Maybe your cultivar isn't very good and you need new stock? Or maybe those varieties just don't do well in your soil?


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RoT is a fun and challenging world. Has something for everyone from the role player to the hard core power builder. -Drakkon
The Realms of Trinity is a complete Persistent World set in the Forgotten Realms Campaign setting and takes place 232 years after the goings on in Neverwinter Nights 2 original campaign. It is a fully detailed campaign. The world is a Hybrid Action / Adventure / RP PW that has many challenging and mind blowing original ares.
If you have played the core Neverwinter Nights 2 campaign and enjoyed it, then prepare to get blown clean out of your seat! The Realms of Trinity evolves the core game to new levels across every possible front from totally redesigned game mechanics, visual effects, and areas that rival even the best of fantasy MMOs of today. You will not think that the engine was built in 2006 playing our game, but feel that it is brand new. If you are craving a real adventure full of high fantasy and huge story arcs that rival any game in existence, then RoT is your place to play Dungeons & Dragons. If you're not a fan of the Spell Plague, even better, because in our story line the Spell Plague has already ended and the world has actually ebbed to have higher magic than before.
Please give the Realms of Trinity a look, and we look forward to seeing you.
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* Huge and highly detailed world. Consists of 2 full campaigns of well over 400 areas.
* Area Instancing of all runs. If you've played MMOs where you get your own instanced set of areas, then you will know what area instancing is. We've developed an instancing framework for Neverwinter Nights 2 that GUARANTEES you get a full, clean, and fresh run EVERY time.
* Custom difficulty options that allow YOU to choose the experience you have playing ROT.
* Over 200 ROT modified spells and feats to provide a large range of viable character builds.
* Level 40 character progression!
* Dynamic Spawning System that constantly changes your gaming experience.
* Full custom RP XP Reward System to encourage immersive role playing.
* Party XP Reward Bonus - Party up to get extra XP bonuses!
* Great community with over 30 player guilds, which have custom cloaks, housing, and items.
* Custom Item Level Restriction System that allows for a good and reasonable structure of item use and sharing.
* Life after level 30 via the Epic Relevel system that allows you to add permanent base ability score bonuses to your character when you reach certain XP thresholds above Level 30 XP and bonuses to your spells.
* Kaedrin PRC Pack 1.42.1
* Custom Item Crafting and Appearance changing to suit your play style and wishes.
* Community Leaders - The Realms of Trinity run and host the Neverwinter Nights Podcast, which covers everything Neverwinter. Check us out at Link Getting Started in The Realms of Trinity
Features found ONLY on the Realms of Trinity
RP Reward System
To enable RP award processing for your PC, you must be in RP Mode. ONLY local, whispers, and party chats will be processed. To turn on RP mode, click the RP mode button on the XP status bar. The status bar also keeps a running total of RP XP rewards that your character has received since character creation. Every hour the system will scan your text for good keywords and bad keywords. Any line of chat that has at least 1 good key word will be given a bonus per keyword. If a line of chat contains more than 1 good keyword, the benefit will stack up to 5 keywords. If a line of RP chat contains a bad key word, such as profanity, metagaming terms, certain slang, or generally anything that doesn't belong in RP, you will receive a 25 XP penalty and it will stack for each instance.
Personal Difficulty Options - Choose your ROT experience!
Options at Character Creation:
In an effort to help new players that are not familiar to ROT or would prefer an easier time soloing through the game as it stands, we have added the following new feature to ROT:
After you create your character, you will enter the void, before entering the portal and beginning the game, you will be given the option to choose, easy or normal difficulty. If you pick normal, nothing at all changes for you now or ever for that character. However, if you pick easy, you will get the following and the following:
- Get 5 free permanent ability score bonuses, applied any way you wish.
- Get 25,000 gp to start ( 1,500 gp for standard difficulty )
- Start with 8,000 xp ( 3,975 xp for standard difficulty )
- Get 85% gold total from kills.
Extreme Difficulty Mode
The extreme difficulty toggle mode is available for any character. The setting can be enabled by a simple click of the EX icon on the RoT HUD and will be saved by character in the the database, so that you won't have to turn it off/on every time you login. Using this feature is totally optional, however, be aware by using it in parties only you get the XP bonuses for the difficulty setting. Only individuals with the extreme setting on will receive the bonus XP.
When you enter an area with the Extreme Difficulty setting on, the mobs in the are will beef up. A "beefed" up monster will have (EX) at the end of its name and will return to normal name once it de-beefs. When you leave the area, any remaining creatures will be de-"beefed". Any creature that spawns in while you are in the area, will beef up within 6 seconds. Upon killing a creature "beefed" you will receive additional XP regardless of ER level.
The Realms of Trinity is a living and breathing world that changes daily!
RoT utilizes the SSR (Spawning System Randomizer), which is a new spawning technology that we have designed and developed that makes use of our Database hookup and allows REAL TIME changes to the world in game from outside of game. So in essence, one day you come across a pack of goblins. Another day, you might come across a group of bandits or even no one at all. You will never know what to expect where and with the above mentioned system with this, ROT will remain fun and fresh as humanly possible.
The Server is listed under Role Play, Direct Connect: server.realmsoftrinity.com
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More Server Optimizations
The server is now(technically) split into two instances. You won't see much of a difference since you're ported from one server to the other automatically(ie, some areas are hosted on the second server and others are on the original). Shouts and tells can be done across servers(ex, you're on server 1 and you can send a tell to someone on server 2).
The point of this is that we now have a lot of memory(ram) to spare(since nwn2 is 32 bits, it was a big problem). We can add more areas, cache scripts & etc without having to grind our teeth.
The Wikia
Realms of trinity now has its own wikia! Check it outtt!
Permanent Open Beta Server
Players on the beta server get max banked experience and gold to test out their builds before dedicating hours of gameplay to them. This is great for those that are new to the server, and aren't sure of what builds that they want to play. For more details;
Throwing Weapons
We've got a full line of customized throwing weapon skills and weapons. Check it out here;
RoT is a fun and challenging world. Has something for everyone from the role player to the hard core power builder. -Drakkon
I've visited few times over the last 5 years and always keep finding a reason to return. One of the best PW servers around, friendly people and great staff. Brian and the rest of the team do a great job keeping the content fresh and adding in new features.
Come for a visit or even a re-re-visit like me!
Awesome server, fun place to play and friendly environment. If you are looking out for a new place to play, definitely give RoT a go.
Amazing world with an awesome ruleset. I wish I found this earlier. If you have ever enjoyed a PC D&D RPG, then you will like this.
The players are very friendly and helpful. Send me a PM if you check it out.
I have been kicking around RoT for a while now and its a realy great server. Much respect to staff for all the hours they have put in.
nwn2 is an old game but thanks to Realms of Trinity and all these custom features & content still fun to play. Active and helpful community, very active developers and DMs.. realms of trinity is under constant development and thats the reason its on of the biggest servers you'll find.
I agree with so many of the posts here that Realms of Trinity is a great server/PW to be playing on. I've been enjoying my time there doing the campaigns and RPing with fellow players too.
Come and check it out at: www.realmsoftrinity.com
Highest Rated (5 agree) 10/10
I've been coming back to RoT time and time again. Best and most original NWN2 server out there! Great community.
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He needed a measure of demonization, in order to push The New World Gestap...I mean Hom**and Se**rity, I dare not type the full words, lest I incur a house raid. And the label of "Ter**rist". They had it all set up, and needed a reason to implement it, THAT was why 9/11 had to happen. And the same tactics were used to gloss over the difficult parts, namely, to call anyone that resisted it "traitor", just as old Adolph did, back in 1936.<quoted text>
Of course he did ! How else wsa he going to invade Iraq and steal all their oil so he could haul it all off and hide it in big underground tanks in Texas to make him and his father rich ?!
What's wrong with you ?!
Judge overturns California's ban on same-sex marriage
A federal judge in California has knocked down the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage, ruling Wednesday that the state's controversial Proposition 8 violates the U.S. Constitution.Read more
#186570 Apr 4, 2013
"KiMare'a the Monster Mutation"
Since: Nov 10
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#186571 Apr 4, 2013
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I thought I was just pointing out how idiotic it is to equate an ever only duplicated sterile half to the gender diversity of marriage.
Most people don't know I'm a lesbian trapped in a straight man until I tell them.
Kind of messes up your gay twirl, doesn't it.
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Third response to my post that has no direct counter, just ad homoan attacks against me.
A clear sign of a failed position.
I'm a hermaphrodite and a genetic chimera.
I exposed VV's claim as an idiotic gay twirl lie.
The only counter was not direct responses, they were ad homoan gay troll attacks.
I never claimed homosexuals were sterile, I accurately noted that ss couples are desolate and barren.
There is no such thing as ss 'marriages'. It is an oxymoron.
Numerous relationships 'commit to each other' without being called marriage.
Consider yourself schooled.
And a liar.
#186572 Apr 4, 2013
Was same sex marriage legal before Prop 8? Not while Sodomy Laws were in effect. But they were repealed, remember? The correct answer is "No", it wasn't, until lobbying was implemented. DDddoohh....
#186573 Apr 4, 2013
Beautiful point. Excellent!
#186574 Apr 4, 2013
That's a pretty nice bike you got posted there. No gay man would be able to handle a machine like that, so I'm guessing you're a lesbian. How are those carolina work boots treating your back?
#186575 Apr 4, 2013
They gots happy feet.
#186576 Apr 4, 2013
Frank there just has a fascination with incest, I think he he comments on that in every post. Frank Rizzo I'm concerned about you!
#186577 Apr 4, 2013
We have jobs. This is the job; watching you. We, most, work for Government Watch Project Aa All Utah '48. We sit here and monitor this crap and record the file entry of each poster which is cross referenced by the IP number/telephone landline & physical address/name of sender. We cross this with times of day relative to posted work schedule or other reference schedule under your Social & public record term search. Happens pretty fast but makes for a hugely boring read for a hugely boring day.
#186578 Apr 4, 2013
You gotta understand, Sis is smokin' hot!
Since: Dec 09
#186579 Apr 4, 2013
"...a desire to feel equal to us..."
"...bombarded by your inferior side trumpeting on about how equal you are..."
"We don't want our kids indoctrinated..."
"You have no right to tell us about yourselves..."
1.) I DO feel equal to you. Is there any doubt in your mind that people like me are not your equal?
2.) No one is indoctrinating your kids. I don't know about you, but knew about gays when I was very young. If I'm not mistaken, it was a preacher who talked about it. Then I clearly remember a pamphlet from church that talked about Sodom and Gomorrah--showing men touching other men.
3.) What is it that bothers you so much about our telling you about ourselves? I doubt that any gay person has ever said anything more to you than "I'm gay". If anyone has regaled you with explicit details of their sex life, then that person was an idiot.
Typically, it's you guys who let your imaginations run wild--grossing yourselves out with lurid images--wondering to yourselves, "who's the man and who's the woman?".
When I haven't spoken to someone in years and I reconnect with them on facebook, one of the first questions they ask is "Are you married?" Second question is "do you have kids?"
I respond honestly and say, "No, I'm gay."
What's so disturbing about that?
#186580 Apr 4, 2013
Did you catch the sweet pension I'm getting? Nice eh? WOOHOOO! Sit here and post silly nonsense while it rolls in.
Earned every dime. Honestly. I'm worth it.
Since: Mar 09
Location hidden
#186581 Apr 4, 2013
Keep guessing toots. I'll give you a hint though. My wife does like to ride pillion. We've been married for almost 15 years if that helps you figure things out.
That bike, BTW, is a 1978 Honda 750 I bought new. By today's standards it is overweight, underpowered, and has inferior suspension and braking. I still love it though, lots of happy memories and miles.
There are some competitive gay riders. Homosexuality doesn't limit coordination, stamina, or courage.
Lastly, I favor Caterpillar boots. They're comfortable and durable and relatively water resistant.
Since: Mar 09
Location hidden
#186582 Apr 4, 2013
You've schooled no one. You referring to anyone as a liar is quite hilarious. Your claims about yourself are unproven and a bit farfetched as I've pointed out recently and not so recently.
Homosexuals are no more barron that heterosexual couples that resort to artificial insemination, surrogates, etc.
I suppose the numerous legally married gay couples will be surprised to find out you've declared their legally recognised marriages don't exist.
Since: Nov 12
#186583 Apr 4, 2013
Hi loonny bird, go wait under the truck...lol
Since: Nov 12
#186584 Apr 4, 2013
If they rename it to Milk, they should have a special pedophile wing.
#186585 Apr 4, 2013
Yeah. And there's that.
#186586 Apr 4, 2013
Jose Angel Marquez, 29 of West Covina, California was arrested for marijuana cultivation and sales of marijuana.
Marquez later posted a bond on $100,000 bail. He is due to appear for arraignment at Citrus Court in West Covina, California on May 17, 2013.
#186587 Apr 4, 2013
Jizzybird58 is such a silly jackass.
#186591 Apr 4, 2013
Nope, no contact at all with you creep!
#186592 Apr 4, 2013
"Fisting" and "rimming" are filthy practices not equivalent to heterosexual marriage in any way. The CDC fact sheet for Sept. 2011 states men who have sex with men are 44 times more likely than other men to contract HIV. And, the children are NOT all right, since studies by the Witherspoon Institute show children raised by homosexuals fare worse socially, psychologically and physically than people raised in other family arrangements. The children of parents who at some point had a same-sex partner were more likely to be on welfare, have a history of depression, have less education and reported 3 times as often as children of intact biological families that they were forced to have sex, the study found.
Here is what an honest gay activist found: "To be fully formed, children need to be free to generously receive from and express affection to parents of both genders. Genderless marriages deny this fullness.
There are perhaps a hundred different things, small and large, that are negotiated between parents and kids every week. Moms and dads interact differently with their children. To give kids two moms or two dads is to withhold from them someone whom they desperately need and deserve in order to be whole and happy. It is to permanently etch deprivation on their hearts."
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Debut director Joshua Sanchez discusses his sultry nocturnal drama Four, showing in the Love strand of the Festival.
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Saturday 20 October 2012
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Join the Women's Health Research Institute on Tuesday, April 7th as we welcome K.P. Siziopikou, MD, PhD, who will present a research forum on "Prognostic and Predictive Factors in Breast Cancer: the Breast Pathologist's Perspective." Dr. Siziopikou is the Director of Breast Pathology and Breast Pathology Fellowship Program at Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine and the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center. This forum will be held from 12:00-1:00pm in Prentice Women's Hospital, 250 E. Superior St. 3rd Floor Conference Room L South.
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Recent Technological and Economic Change among Industrialized Countries: Insights from Population Growth
Cross-country observations on the effects of population growth are used to show why differences in rates of growth in working-age population may be a key to understanding differences in economic performance across industrialized countries over the period 1975-1997 versus 1960-1974. In particular, we argue that countries with lower rates of adult population growth adopted new capital-intensive technologies more quickly than their high population growth counterparts, therefore allowing them to reduce their work time without deterioration of growth in output-per-adult. Copyright The editors of the "Scandinavian Journal of Economics", 2003 .
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Friendly Australian... usually all that needs to be said! :-)
I am an intrepid traveler myself and am happy to open my home to other travelers. Having lived in 5 countries and worked across many more I am quite the foodie and love finding great places to eat, which makes me a goldmine of restaurant suggestions. I like getting out on the water, scouring a city for awesome food, grabbing a group of friends and doing something fun, live music, finding the more out of the way places and exploring the world so feel free to hit me up for information during your stay :-)


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This historical museum has wonderful exhibits of life a 50 - 150 years ago, including doctor's and dental offices, a jail, a walk-through mine scene, and an incredible display of...
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Yankee Boy Basin 4x4 Road, Colorado
Governor Basin 4x4 Road, Colorado
Mineral Creek 4x4 Trail
This historical museum has wonderful exhibits of life a 50 - 150 years ago, including doctor's and dental offices, a jail, a walk-through mine scene, and an incredible display of minerals. It is small but packed and a lot of fun.
If you're interested in knowing more about Ouray, beyond it's gorgeous views, awesome hiking trails, relaxing hot springs, and wonderful restaurants, you'll enjoy learning about Chief Ouray's legacy, the town's colorful mining history, and how Ouray came to be the community it is today!
This little museum is top notch. It offers a look into the past with displays to be proud of. This is well worth the visit.
Wow, there was alot of interesting exhibts in the museum. Gotta see the mining on the lower levels. Make sure to stop at the vistor's center in town and you may even snag a coupon for a dollar off admission! I would of really liked a tour, but as a do it yourself I enjoyed myself immensely!
This museum gave me a great option on a rainy afternoon. Inside you'll find rooms packed with pictures and local artifacts. The old hospital/surgery rooms are neat, as are the rocks ... I mean... minerals (sorry Hank). Displays in the basement are cool too -- especially the jail cell. Too bad they don't let you close the jail door, which...
Wonderful museum. You will not be sorry that you took the time to stop. We especially liked the lower level with the mining collection. Great collection of photos.
we stopped here to kill an hour and ended up spending 2 hrs; many interesting displays and it depicts very well the history and life style of the area; well worth the stop!
I spent about 1-1/2 hours here, or about 1/2 hour per floor. it is built in the old mining hospital, so the top floor has what medical practice was like in the late 1800 - early 1900 mining days. the basement was dedicated to mining operations and minerals. Overall good for a local Museum.
We just happened on the museum and decided since it wasn't expensive to stop in. It is in the old miner's hospital so they do have some rooms on the second floor dedicated to medical exhibits. The first floor is about the history of Ouray and the basement is about mining. Lots of pictures and memorabilia. You can go through...
We almost missed this great little treasure. Found a flyer on the table when we stopped for ice cream and decided to check it out. Best little museum. So many really interesting pictures and facts about the town. Be sure to check it out. Volunteers working there were so helpful.
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Meir Panim delivers warmth, special care to families in need.
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The zealots who engineered the ban have been publicly disgraced.
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Rabbi Slifkin gives us a Jewish view on Evolution.
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The One True Kitchen at Green Demolitions
I am not kidding, this is coming today. I have nothing to gain at all from this-only to think that one of my forum friends could get this kitchen.
B-b-but...don't they know...the One True Kitchen is timeless and classic for ever and ever Amen? No one ever rips out the OTK because it never goes out of style. Never! Somebody, tell them. Tell them!
Seriously, though, that kitchen is what, five years old, give or take? Somebody has very effed up values. Hope someone here rescues it.
I stalk the GD website even though I don't expect I'd ever find something there (we're hours away, I have a small oddly shaped kitchen.) They do seem to acquire some seriously gorgeous kitchens now and then, but they rarely make it beyond a few days on the website. Often they disappear overnight, even while the kitchen is still listed as coming soon. I keep wondering who are these people who are dismantling and donating such wonderful spaces.
Schoolhouse - that's a potfiller. An odd kind of fixture that has a rich history on this forum; if you run a search you'll find lots of posts about them.
I imagine that many of these high-end kitchens are coming from nouveau riche McMansions where the owners are underwater and cashing out as best they can.
No, that's what they're calling it? What a hoot!
As for "values," this sort of thing is why I'm always suggesting people working with a budget shop Cragslist and such. People are always dumping good stuff. Not that learning someone refused to live with some fantasy-English kitchen in a nice '70s ranch would necessarily would cause me to snatch back my plate of welcome-to-the-neighborhood cookies. At least this this one didn't go to a landfill the way so many do.
Along these lines....I was at Historic District Commission meeting last night..a comment was made that there is one wife in town who declared to her husband "You wouldn't drive a ten year old car would you...Why should I have to deal with a 10 year old kitchen?" Apparently she redoes her kitchen every 3-5 years..... Her statistics would keep Green Demolitions very happy....!
Wow, pretty kitchen. I've never heard of green demolitions. Do they sell online or do you have to be near one of the stores? I wonder what the "back story" is on that kitchen? Surely someone is not ripping it out and selling it just because they want to replace it with something different?!? Maybe they are doing a full-scale remodel and blowing out walls or something who knows. Or maybe they love "modern"? Would be interesting to know the reason!
At second look I kind of agree with Pal. I didn't look at the full listing but in the photo above, the prep space around the range looks tight. For people are able to financially, re-doing a kitchen to improve function does make sense. Like I said, it would be interesting to know why they are donating it. And at least they are not sending it to the scrap-heap.
OK, maybe it's not the optimum functionality that could be achieved, and maybe it's not the finishes I would have chosen, but when I think about the kitchen that I cooked in for 23 years, that one looks fabulous!
Although the microwave, if that is what it is up there, is too high for me. And I'd rather have induction. But still...
I saw a gorgeous kitchen at GD once and asked what the story was...seems the couple was getting a divorce and selling the house and neither wanted to pay to put in the kitchen, though the cabinets had already been ordered and couldn't be cancelled, so they ended up at GD. Go figure.
But seriously, there are people who think a kitchen needs to be changed out if it gets dusty....they certainly don't cook in them....just have them for show. Amazing.
This is a kitchen of a fellow I knew who got such a tremendous bargain at GD and he was lucky as, though he had an old colonial house, the new cabinets fit almost perfectly.
For the wife who wants a new kitchen every 3-5 years. I would trade Her in. Who wants to deal with an aging wife?
Nice after, Annie...but I actually much, much prefer the before! I even kind of want it, and am sad to know it doesn't exist anymore. I hope not all the dated midcentury kitchens get destroyed before I get a chance to own one! I hope the new kitchen functions better for the fellow, though.
Marcolo, I hadn't quit laughing at the your first post before I had to crack up at your second! Effed up values and what have we done, indeed...do you suppose someone at GD is a GWer, or has OTK really infiltrated mainsteam?
I love that they call it the OTK!
I think I might prefer the before pic too Annie, although the after pic is pretty good too. Quite a sore.
Hoping no one trades in their aging wife ... Hoping no one would really replace a nearly new kitchen on a whim. There must be some sort of back story there.
The house it's coming from is in Scarsdale, NY - one of the most affluent cities in the country. A house that has a kitchen that big is easily over 1.5 million. If you have that kind of money, you have the money to rip out a new kitchen and put in a newer one! LOL It's probably the new owners dream house and that is not their dream kitchen. (It's not my idea of a dream kitchen - not like I could ever afford a home like that!). At least they are recycling them and not tossing them in the landfill.
I feel the need to defend that poor kitchen. It's not my thing but it's certainly not hideous. And as someone who may panel a fridge to look like an icebox, I can hardly point fingers at one dressed up like a linen press. Plus, the layout really isn't bad. What you see above is the cooking part of the kitchen. Cleanup is far away, and with computer work, booze and snacking all given their separate stations, it perfectly suits the Scarsdale lifestyle of nuclear families who never want to speak to each other even if they're in the same room.
Maybe the house is being demolished for a new build or the owners are doing an extensive addition. Or they could dislike traditional decor.
If that were our old kitchen, we'd have not gone through the hassle and expense to put in a new kitchen. It may not be perfect as far as layout or as big as we now have, but it is better than 95% of the houses I see (new kitchens included,lol).
I could easily cook well/happily in here for many decades.
That woman on the 3 year kitchen plan is obnoxious (and yes, my car is approaching 10 years old and I will keep it as long as it is reliable and functional).


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With the release of Pacific Rim Guillermo Del Toro is set to deliver a big budget cinematic crash, bang and wallop the likes of which has never been seen before. Time Out caught up with the man himself to find out more about one of this summer's box office heavy hitters.
With his CV bulging with some of Hollywood's most engaging, grotesque and breath-taking inventions, Guillermo Del Toro is often regarded as one of the brightest hopes within the realm of fantasy and sci-fi film making – not forgetting his uncanny knack for delivering spine jolting shudders quite like no other. Just ask anybody who saw his most recent release Mama. Time Out Dubai staff still have to sleep with the lights on all these months later. His latest project sees him veer away from the creepy and venture into the big robots versus bigger monsters from the deep territory – think Transformers meets Godzilla. We caught up with the Mexican filmmaker to find out more about his latest blockbuster.
Can you talk about casting Charlie Hunnam (British star of Sons Of Anarchy) in the lead role of Raleigh Becket?
I met Charlie when we were casting Hellboy 2 and I knew him from his work on Children of Men and the Dickens adaptations of Nicholas Nickleby and I liked him very much. I thought he was an actor with a lot of freshness and good nature and a pure heart and when I met him, he was like a big kid. We didn't cast him on Hellboy 2 and I said, 'We'll work together one day.' When the time came to cast Pacific Rim, my conversation with the film company was very short. They said, 'Who do you see as Raleigh Becket?' I said, 'Charlie Hunnam.' And Thomas [Tull] said, 'Charlie's cool.' That was it. That was the extent of our conversation. He's effortlessly good. And I think that's why I wanted him.
Charlie has said that you allowed the actors to improvise on this film? In what different ways did this happen?
I did. If you see Pan's Labyrinth or you see The Devil's Backbone or any of the other movies, when I shoot, I'm really constraining the actors with the camera. I make it almost like a ballet, and I knew [fellow actor] Charlie Day was not going to be that way. I knew Idris Elba [who starred in Prometheus] was not going to be that way because when we met he said, 'Look, I come in, I learn the dialogue as I say it and I'm not going to say it the way it's written. I'm going to riff on it until I get to a place where I feel comfortable.' I said, 'That's cool.'
Idris Elba uses his natural English accent on screen. Was that your choice or his?
My choice. He said, 'What accent do you want from me? You want to hear the neutral American?' I said, 'I'll write your biography so that you can be from north London.' And I wrote his biography and sent it to him and it justified that perfectly for [his character] Pentecost. I've seen Idris in The Wire and I admire him in that but then I saw him on [BBC television series] Luther and I was blown away. I said, 'Look, I don't want you thinking about anything else. I don't want you thinking did I get my accent right or not.'
Were you drawn to making a monster movie or were you more interested in this idea of the drift, the mind link between pilots of the huge machines (Jaegers)?
The idea of the drift is the first thing I pitched. The danger with that idea is that you can make a more adult use of that idea or a more profound use of that idea and then it upsets the tone of what you need for a giant monster and a giant robot to live in the same terrarium with that idea. And I wanted to keep the tone balanced so that you have a certain hybrid-ness to the movie, but if we make a second movie, I would love to explore the drift a little more.
What was it like going back to directing after a fairly long break?
Well, I think I prepared for it to be difficult and it was easy. That's the answer. I mean, I prepared so much and as a result, I guess, it was easy. It's one of the most pleasant shoots I've ever had. It's creatively the best experience I've ever had. I was supported and left alone, so it was joyful for me. And I loved the movie because of that.
Who did you get your sense of humour from?
I think my father. My mother too, but my father is like that. He's the toughest guy I know, but he's the funniest guy I know. He's super deadpan about it and he always succeeds. He gives amazing punchlines.
What's your favourite movie of all time?
It depends on the day of the week and my biorhythm I think. It changes. I can say City Lights, I can say Frankenstein, I can say Von Stroheim's Greed, or I can go and say Mad Max or Blade Runner.
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Berlin 2013: Solar Pictures, Italia Film in Multi-Territory Output Deal
BERLIN - Film finance and production firm Solar Pictures has struck a multi-year, multi-territory output deal with independent film buyer/distributor Italia Film that covers India, the Middle East, Turkey, Greece and a range of other countries.
Financial terms weren't disclosed. The agreement between LA-based Solar, a unit of Solar Entertainment Group, and privately owned Italia Film also covers Pakistan, Cyprus, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Maldives.
It was negotiated by Solar Pictures CEO Christopher Taylor and Karlin Connections' Penny Karlin who represents Italia Film.
Italia Film has been Walt Disney Pictures' exclusive distributor in the Middle East since 1993.
Filmmaker and financier Bobby Paunescu launched Solar Pictures with former Comerica Entertainment executive Jared Underwood last year. They are the two principal investors. Other Solar investors and strategic partners include the New York-based Shu family and Edward Lawson Johnston, founder of London-based merchant bank LJ Group.
Solar Pictures at its launch said it would finance and produce a handful of films per year with budgets of up to $30 million.
"This is an important strategic partnership for Solar and a key first step in our quest to solidify distribution partnerships in territories worldwide as we expand our slate," said Taylor.
Italia Film CEO Joseph Vincenti said: "We are honored and thrilled to have been chosen to be part of this new and very promising adventure with Solar Pictures." He added: "We are truly confident that the movie passion, enthusiasm, dynamism, long time experience and professionalism behind Bobby Paunescu, Chris Taylor and Amy Beecroft can only lead to great cinematographic output & blockbuster titles that will surely top the box office in all our markets."
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Absolutely delicious! Very nice on a rainy day. I exchanged half the corn for diced carrot for extra flavour and colour. I also sprinkled on a little parmesan instead of the grated cheese. I don't think this would serve 8 people on it's own, more like 4. Very good and guilt free too!
An easy, tasty, and suprisingly hearty soup for a cold day. The carrots are a must (Thanks dale!). For a twist, I sauteed the chicken in garlic pepper and a little garlic salt. I also added some Mrs. Dash to the soup base. Note- it took almost 30 min for my potatoes to become tender.
Very tasty. I used a can of corn and added a dusting of Wondra for thickening at the end. Be sure to cut-up the chicken into little bite sizes as larger pieces tend to lack flavor on their own.
Delicious! I added some leftover ham, which was also delicious. My friends and family loved it!
I followed the recipe exactly as written since I had not read the reviews beforehand. (I had printed out the recipe several months ago and put it in my "to-try" file.) My family found it to be bland and watery. Since I am on Weight Watchers I did not want to add additional thickeners to the chowder, so I added some poultry seasoning and seasoning salt. Still not much better. I agree adding carrots and garlic may have helped, however I think we'll just pass on this one instead.
This is my first review, but it's been a long time coming, I have been making this for years and me and my family love it. We make this at least once a week in the winter time. It's delicious. One of our favorites. Thanks for an amazing and easy recipe!
I hated this recipe. I followed everyone's suggestions, thickened the sauce, added garlic and more herbs to the chicken but I still felt like it was a tasteless waste of chicken. Not like any chicken corn chowder I have ever had - maybe its the low fat but I'll never make this again and have to throw away what I did make.
Recipe was sort of bland and the soup was quite thin for chowder. I had to add a plain flour/butter rue to thicken the sauce and lots of seasoning. To help speed up the cooking process I cooked the onions, potatoes, and carrots together before adding the water and left over pan juices from the cooked chicken. If I make this recipe again I will add several tablespoons of flour over the vegetables before putting the water and chicken juices to help thicken the soup. For seasoning I added Old Bay garlic & herb and garlic powder. Dh also added tabasco sauce to his bowl for added kick.
This is absolutely delicious!! Just like the fat-full one that I had marked off my recipe list!! I also added the garlic and the Mrs. Dash and the corn starch. These were all great suggestions. I also used 1 1/2 cups skim milk with 1/2 cup fat free half & half to add richness. Great recipe. Thanks for putting it here for all of us to enjoy.
This was great for using my leftover cooked chicken. I used red onions for a nice color. As suggested, I microwaved the potatoes (and some added baby carrots) in the 1/2 cup of water as I sauteed the onions in the frying pan. After the onions were done, I added the milk and 1 1/2 tsp. of cornstarch to thicken it. My DH who won't go near soups actually said it was good -- as far as soups go -- and was even willing to eat some of the leftovers!


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My ol' bud Danny Strong, who you young viewers will remember as Sunnydale's captain nerd Jonathan, has been on a tootsie-sized roll the past couple of years – not so much as an actor (though you were brilliant in the 5 seconds of screen time you had in "The Butler", bro), but as a screenwriter.
Near as soon as he'd won the statues for writing those Jay Roach-directed political things for HBO, like "Recount", Strong was picked and plucked by the deep-pocketed money boys in Hollywood, who have since had him working on everything from "Hunger Games" movies to "The Butler" the third "Da Vinci Code".
Goes without saying, the boy has happy feet (great, now I hear Kermit the Frog in my head), indeed.
And, it seems Danny likes to swing, too.
Fox has tapped the wordsmith to pen their long-mooted remake of "Guys & Dolls", which every actor in town (Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Channing Tatum were recently sniffing it out) fancies be in, and every director in town (Baz Luhrmann flirted with it at one stage) raised an interested brow to.
It's a long ways off – obviously, considering Strong's just been hired to write it – but I'm sure the thing will attract a good cast and crew, based on the interest that it's already garnered.
Giles would be proud, Jonathan (heck, we are too Danny; we goes a ways back!).
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Zedd - If our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? (Well, answer my question!)
Arrow (Okay, Felicity from Arrow!)
Chrissy Costanza (cat eyes and buttery lyrics!)
Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
Movies - especially when they play in the dark.
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Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
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The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
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Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
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Inflatable kids pools full of Vodka Lime Crush.
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One Southwest Airlines flight attendant definitely knows how get her passengers' attention.
Marty Cobb, mother of three, might have come up with the funniest flight attendant bit since "Airplane," with a YouTube video of her safety speech going viral as she turns the typically mundane in-flight safety presentation into a full-blown stand-up routine.
"If I can pretend to have your attention for just a few moments, my ex-husband, my new boyfriend and their divorce attorney are going to show you the safety features on this Boeing 737-800 series," Cobb says in the video, getting lots of laughs from all those on board.
"It's been a long day for me," she continues, asking passengers to please fasten and position their seat belts "tight and low across their hips" just like her "grandmother wears her support bra."
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The video has already gotten more than 1.2 million views since being posted April 12.
"You know, traveling is stressful and it's getting more stressful," Cobb, 49, told ABC News.
And as far as what she enjoys most about her job: "Just to be able to have a good time at what I do," she explained.
Cobb said she decided to become a flight attendant after turning 40, a departure she says she's happy with, though she wouldn't mind landing a professional comedy gig as well.
"I just enjoy making people laugh," she said. "I would never quit my job because I love what I'm doing too much, but if it could go further and do something on the side, that would be great."
With wit like hers, cracking jokes with her passengers that not only will disco lights on the floor lead them to each exit, pointing out they each get a door prize in their seat back compartment such as dirty diapers, chewing gum wrappers and banana peels, but also, in the highly unlikely event that the captain lands them near a hot tub, everyone will get their very own teeny-weeny Southwest bikini, it's safe to say Cobb's dream of being a comic on the side might just take off.


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TQPHCQL EEPETE 1 i ANES'EHE'EHC Louis Stambovsky, Point Eleasant, N. 3., assignor to Gallowhur and @ompany. lnc., New York,
N. Y2, a corporation of? Delaware No llrawing, Application Suly 25, 1940,
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This invention relates in general to topical epithelial anesthetics, and in particular to compositions adapted to serve as anesthetics for epithelial tissue comprising both dry skin and mucous membranes.
It has been found that epithelial anesthetics for application to the skin must, in many cases, come into contact with mucous membranes as in the eye, nose, mouth, and the like, and must be applicable to epithelia which are broken as a result of scratches, cuts, burns and the like. Accordingly, any epithelial anesthetic which has a high anesthetic activity only for dry unbroken epithelia is lacking in an essential requisite, since a low degree of activity on mucous membranes or broken epithelial tissue results in less than complete and satisfactory anesthesia.
Therefore, it is a general object of the present invention to provide an anesthetic for topical application to both unbroken and broken epithelial tissue.
It is a specific object of the invention to provide an anesthetic composition which is characterized by a high anesthetic activity simultaneously on both dry epithelial tissue and mucous membranes.
Other objects of the invention will in part be obvious and will in part appear hereinafter.
According to the present invention there is provided a composition comprising an alkyl amino benzoate which is relatively soluble in water, but not substantially soluble in oil, an
alkyl amino benzoate containing-not less than five carbon atoms in the alkyl group and having a substantial solubility in oil, and a vehicle for said compounds comprising a solvent for at least one of said compounds, preferably of the I oil-soluble alkyl aminobenzoate. I have found that the alkyl amino benzoates which contain less than 5 carbon atoms in the alkyl group are sufllciently soluble in water'to be highly active anesthetics for mucous membranes or broken epithelial tissue but that these compounds have little or no anesthetic activity on dry unbroken epithelial tissue-which are not penetrated by water. on the other hand, I have found that the alkyl amino benzoates which contain 5 or more carbon atoms in the alkyl group have a high solubility in oil and exhibit a unique and unexpected high anesthetic activity on dry unbroken epithelia but exhibit little anesthetic'activity on mucous membranes. For example, pentyl para-amino benzoate is about 100% more soluble in oil than the butyl ester, 400% more soluble in oil than the propyl ester and 1000% more soluble in oil than the ethyl ester. Therefore, when the composition ofthe present invention is applied to epitheliacomprising unbroken or broken tissues and mucous membranes, a novel uniform and complete anesthesia isobtained which it is not possible to obtain by the use of any of the alkyl amino benzoates alone.
For the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoates there may be employed any ester of amino benzoic acid with an alcohol having less than 5 carbon atoms in the alkyl radical,'such, for example, as the methyl amino benzoates, ethyl amino benzoates, propyl amino benzoates and butyl amino benzoates, all of which dissolve in water in sufiicient amountto give a high anesthesia on mucous membranes. Of these compounds, I prefer to use those which have the amino group in the para position with respect to the alkyl group, but the invention includes the use of the alkyl ortho amino benzoates. Solvents for those alkyl amino benzoates include water, and mixtures of water and water-miscible organic solvents such as the lower aliphatic alcohols, esters, ketones and the like.
For the oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoates I may employ any alkyl amino benzoate having 5 or more carbon atoms in the alkyl group, such, for example, as the pentyl amino benzoates, hexyl amino benzoates, heptyl amino benzoates, and the like, all of which compounds are characterized by having a solubility in animal, mineral and vegetable oils sumcient to give a high anesthetic activity. I prefer to use the para compounds but the invention includes the ortho compounds as well. I
The alkyl amino benzoates may be prepared!!! the following manner: nitro benzoyl chloride is condensed with an alcohol. The resulting nitro ester isreduced with iron in the presence of catalysis such as platinum black or platinum oxide.
Suitable solvents for alkyl amino benzoates containing 5 or more carbon atoms in the alhl group are lipoid substances in genera, such as animal, mineral and vegetable oils such, for example, as-olive oil, poppy oil, cocoanut oil, mineral oil and the like; higher fatty acids such, for example, as stearic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid and the like; fat or animal or vegetable origin such, for example, as lanolin, lard, stearin and the like; and waxes of animal, mineral or vegetable origin, such, for example, as beeswax, spermaceti, czokerite, paraffin, carnauba wax, candelilla wax and the like.
To make tacky compositions one should employ the vegetable oils and the solid fats. To
There may also be added to the composition suitable coloring agents, such as pigments or dyestuffs, so as to indicate the area treated or to change the color of the skin or to absorb certain wave lengths of the spectrum, especially when the composition is used in the treatment of epithelial erithemia resulting from exposure to the sun. Perfumes or masking odors may be added to the composition also if desired.
The several ingredients of the novel composition of the invention may be associated in any suitable manner, for example by dissolving them in a suitable solvent mixture, or by emulsifying the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoate in a solution of the oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate, or by emulsifying the oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate in an aqueous solution of the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoate. The water-in-oil type emulsion may be thickened by the use of some solid or semi-solid lipoid substances such as fats,
waxes and the like, while the oil-in-water type emulsion may be thickened by the use of waterswelling colloids such as gum tragacanth, methyl cellulose, starch, casein, gelatine and the like. The composition may be formed into a cream, paste or salve, if desired. In the now preferred embodiment of the composition, the ingredients are associated in the form of a paste. By way of illustration, but not by way of limiting the inven tion, the following examples will be given of the general range of ingredients in the composition:
Examples I II III Water'soluble alkyl amino benzoate, e. g.,
ethyl para amino benzoate 1.0 0.5 0. 5 Water l5. l0. 0 Oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate, e. g.,
pentyl para-amino benzoate l. 0. 5 2. 0 Lipoid substance, e. g.:
Corn oils 25.0 35. 0 Lanolim... 45.0 Olive oil". 60.0 Petroleum jelly. 28. 0 40. 0 Beeswax 25A 0 Wetting agent, e. g., benzyl alcohol 4. 5 4. 0 2. 5
In general, a complete and satisfactory anesthesia may be obtained on broken epithelia by the use of a minor proportion of the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoate and a major proportion (relative thereto) of the oil-soluble alky1 amino benzoate. If the composition is to be used chiefly or solely on mucous membranes, the proportion of the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoate is increased correspondingly in relation to that of the oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate.
The composition ofthe invention has a wide variety of uses as an epithelial anesthetic, for example in the desensitizing of tissue for the treatment of eczema, rashes, chapping and burns, also for performing minor operations such as A removing hair, cuticle and the like from the skin and in conditions similar to "pruritis ani." One of the most important applications of the present composition is in the treatment of large areas of the skin to relieve pain resulting from sunburn. In sunburn the burned area usually comprises unbroken epithelia with some broken areas and mucous membranes so that the oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate in the composition desensitizes the unbroken areas and the water-soluble alkyl amino benzoate anesthetizes the broken areas and mucous membranes. Other important applications of the composition of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art.
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An epithelial anesthetic consisting of an oilin-water emulsion comprising a relatively watersoluble alkyl amino benzoate having less than 5 carbon atoms in the alkyl group dissolved in the aqueous phase, an oil-soluble alkyl amino benzoate having not less than 5 carbon atoms in the side chain and dissolved in the oil phase, the solution of the water-so1uble.alkyl amino benzoate in the water functioning to desensitize mucous membranes, the solution of the oil-soluble alky1 amino benzoate in the oil serving to desensitize unbroken epithlia, the two phases of the emulsion cofunctioning to give a complete desensitization of the skin area comprising broken and unbroken epithelia.
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