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47 CFR 87.109 - Station logs.
(a) A station at a fixed location in the international aeronautical mobile service must maintain a log in accordance with Annex 10 of the ICAO Convention.
(5) The frequencies being guarded and the type of watch (continuous or scheduled) being maintained on each frequency.
(6) Except at intermediate mechanical relay stations where the provisions of this paragraph need not be complied with, a record of each communication showing text of communication, time communications completed, station(s) communicated with, and frequency used.
(8) A brief description of communications conditions and difficulties, including harmful interference. Such entries should include, whenever practicable, the time at which interference was experienced, the character, radio frequency and identification of the interfering signal.
(9) A brief description of interruption to communications due to equipment failure or other troubles, giving the duration of the interruption and action taken.
(10) Such additional information as may be considered by the operator to be of value as part of the record of the stations operations.
(c) Stations maintaining written logs must also enter the signature of each operator, with the time the operator assumes and relinquishes a watch.
[69 FR 32879, June 14, 2004]
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With city coffers being slashed and worker lay-offs on the horizon, the City of Oakdale finds itself using much needed funds to pay legal fees by outside legal firms hired to defend the city.
While financial troubles for cities like Oakdale deepen, city administrators are discussing the possibility of contracting out some local city services.
The Stanislaus County Democratic Central Committee named Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul as one of its Citizens of the Year at the Ninth Annual Edmund G "Pat " Brown Award Dinner recently in Modesto. Also honored was area labor leader Marcie Bayne of Modesto.
Everywhere you turned, there were stories of hope. Stories of triumph. And unfortunately, occasionally, the stories of loss.
At Wednesday's Board of Director's meeting, April 25, Oak Valley Hospital CEO John McCormick announced that the State of California awarded the hospital a $350,000 grant.
The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office and Fire Department responded to the San Joaquin River near 8622 Dos Rios Monday afternoon, April 30 for a 17-year-old male in need of assistance. The teen was swimming with friends when he began having problems. A friend attempted to help him get to the river bed, but could not hold onto him. Both the Sheriff's and Fire Department are attempting to locate the teen's body with the use of the dive team. The teen was last seen floating north along the San Joaquin River.
Rene Limirande, owner of Rene's Boutique on North Fifth Avenue, knows how to appeal to a girl on a budget.
Authorities have released the name of a bicyclist killed along Rodden Road early Sunday afternoon, April 22 as Michael Scherper, 68, of Oakdale.
Teams will take to the track set up around the Oakdale High School soccer fields this weekend, but they won't be looking to put any goals in the net.
For gearheads and motor enthusiasts, the inaugural Oakdale Car Show, held Saturday, April 21 at Wood Park had plenty of shiny chrome to admire as more than 100 registered vehicles rumbled into Oakdale for the event.
Contributing more than 15,000 hours of service annually, the Oak Valley Hospital District's volunteers were honored at a reception on April 19 at the Oak Valley Medical Plaza.
Students, parents, teachers and school administrators are invited to attend a Student Events Program Informational Faire on Monday, April 23, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Gallo Centre for the Arts in Modesto. Admission is free, and appetizers and beverages will be provided.
A pipe bomb found in a backpack taken to the Oakdale Police Station forced police personnel to evacuate the facility early morning Friday, April 20.
On Tuesday, April 24, the Stanislaus County Public Health Laboratory has arranged an Open House to celebrate 50 years of Public Health Laboratory services and present new PCR testing capability.
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, many people are looking for ways to quickly add healthy supplements to their diets to make up for when they can't or don't eat right. Some take a vitamin supplement, others take whole food supplements in the form of capsules, powders, or liquids.
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Thirteen years of primary education will officially come to a close for the Class of 2015 this Friday night at the Oakdale High Corral. The 7 p.m. graduation ceremony will be their final moments on the field as Mustangs, only to then become alumni of the school.
Great weather and high attendance combined to make this year's Oakdale Chocolate Festival a triumph on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17.
With the irony of rain and stormy skies outside, the Oakdale Irrigation District held a water committee meeting to discuss this year's continuing drought from lack of rain and how the 106-year-old district was allocating its water to customers.
A Friday night accident left one woman with major injuries and saw traffic along a bus stretch of North Yosemite shut down for a brief time while traffic was detoured around the scene.
The newspaper business will be minus one well spoken, mature-beyond-her-years teen as Oakdale High School senior Rachelle Pabalan turns her sights elsewhere heading into her collegiate future.
It didn't appear to be the largest opening night crowd in history – but it was also a little difficult to tell.
A citizen who thought she was helping a family friend became the victim of a large theft of personal items but turned things around in getting one of the thief's accomplices arrested when they tried to sell the stolen items back to her.
A mid-day probation search in a quiet upscale neighborhood resulted in the seizure of narcotics, paraphernalia, and two subjects from the house taken to jail on drug charges.
A dispute between cohabitants on Thursday morning, May 7, escalated to the point where one of the participants was arrested for attempted murder after he doused his female roommate with gasoline and attempted to light her on fire.
The Oakdale City Council proclaimed recognition for National Police Week from Sunday, May 10 to Saturday, May 16 at its meeting on May 4.
An emotionally charged debate about water allocations in the fourth year of drought broke out at Tuesday's Oakdale Irrigation District board meeting.
Upper grade classrooms were empty, halls sounded a bit hollow and local first responders stayed busy as Oakdale High School observed and brought to life the Every 15 Minutes Program on Thursday and Friday.
After a multitude of proclamations honoring Older Americans Month, National Police Week, Bike to Work Week, and National Public Works Week, the Oakdale City Council went to work approving funds for a host of projects across the city.
An interrupted residential burglary in the Del Rio area off Stewart Road and McHenry Avenue on Wednesday, April 29, led to a high speed chase with the vehicle being discarded outside of Oakdale off Rodden Road. The suspect fled on foot and swam across the Stanislaus River back into the city causing police to lock down the area as sheriff's units conducted a neighborhood search for the man.
In the dark underground world of sex trafficking, acts of prostitution and its victims, the women forced to work in the sex trade, are often concealed in a single business: brothels posing as massage parlors.
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Seeking goddess in need of worship!
ME: I'm a stand-up guy who can guarantee emotional and financial security for those I care for. I consider myself to be low maintenance, with minimal baggage to interfere with my relationships. Plus, I'm told I don't look my age. Yes, I do seek similarity in a partner, but I'm also searching for someone to compliment the friendship with her own special charms and sensibilities, and to expand my horizons. I take pleasure in applying what I've learned from John Gray, Wayne Dyer, Dale Carnegie, etc. to my relationships. I am regularly amazed by the results of being empathetic to others, listening, and tailoring my discussions to interest them. Your family's gonna love me! I avoid arguments, but I sometimes enjoy a good natured debate with a worthy adversary. I try to never criticize, condemn, or complain, and attempt to find humor in difficult (and all) situations. I consider life's challenges to be a test of my ability to maintain effectiveness, composure, and dignity. On the other hand, my friends think I'm some kind of comedian, and a real character. I am fun, adaptable, and easy to hang with. I also know when to give people space. I'm interested in biographies of famous persons and I really enjoy history, documentaries, and conspiracy exposes. I generally prefer the company of intelligent, complex people, but you can learn a lot from a 2 year old as well. My expanding interests include: skiing (alpine/CC), in-line skating, golf (hacker), cycling (road/ mtn), windsurfing, diving, kayaking (sea/river), climbing/hiking (rock/ice), camping, guitar (electric/acoustic), vocals, photography, travel, dining, dancing, live music, films, galleries, museums, etc. And being a last child, I'm always open to new experiences. YOU: I'm seeking someone who can accompany me occasionally doing some of the fun things I love to do, and I am quite willing to reciprocate. I look for flexibility (ex: adaptability in itinerary), and a willingness to endure the occasional rigors of traveling, pedaling, paddling, skiing, hiking, etc. to maintain an athletic body and a renewed mind. Most importantly, I need somebody that is fairly stable and emotionally secure (no more suicide blonds please). However, I have a good understanding of the normal feminine need for support and communication, which I am very good at providing. I'm pretty selfless, and I'll be there for my partner in every way. Intellectually, I seek someone who is capable of occasionally discussing subject matter of literary, political, scientific, religious, economic, etc. interest, along with more trivial subjects like great films or TV shows like Grey's, Sopranos, Mad Men, & docs. At the most basic level, I guess I'm really seeking someone that will induce my protective instincts, and that includes your kids (if any). I love kids, and pets (not gators). Please don't let any of this scare you off, since I'm very flexible and open to new people and activities. And of course I don't expect perfection in you or anyone else. My goal is to bring out the best in my partner, coworkers, family, authorities, clerks, and everyone else I deal with. This means understanding each person's motivations, desires, fears, strengths, weaknesses, and knowing what they desire most. I've found that just being a nice guy in dealing with others can be amazingly effective (bowing to rule). PS: If you liked these photos, I've got many more excellent ones located online, at the cool Picasa website. Although their address is blocked here, I'd love to email it to you, if you care to drop me a line. Interesting shots from cool places I've been – definitely worth a look. Now you'll just have to write me - to flirt (or just to check out more great shots). I am really flattered by your interest, and I truly hope you find what you need most to live. Sooo...if you feel we might be compatible, I look forward to hearing from you! All the best, Michael
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Billiards / Pool, Cycling, Dancing, Inline skating, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Fish, Horses
Animals are people too!
Middle of the Road
I have a favorite little Scottish restaurant in mind - McDonald's, heh. But if it's steak, I like Daniel's or Ruth's Cris, for Seafood - King crab at Alioto's in San Fran., for Crepes - Rieve Gauche, Paris, and any piano bar, disco or theater.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
-A well tuned Martin acoustic, and a willing audience. -Zipping up your little black dress. -Those who "get" obscure humor. -Interacting with smart, funny, happy people . -Getting stronger, smarter, and better every day.
-Spooning in a sleeping bag in a tent on the summit of Half Dome. -Kayaking with a pod of Orcas at sunset. -Discussing the art we've just seen over a candlelight dinner in Paris.
"State of Denial" - Bob Woodward An amazing expose of the failed attempt of the previous administration to wage a contrived war on the cheap. Another Woodward classic, made more interesting by current events.
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Reliance Bonds Yield Less Than Mattel on Gas Hunt: India Credit
Oct. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Reliance Industries Ltd., in selling 30-year bonds at yields lower than U.S. companies with comparable debt ratings, shows how investor perceptions of India's corporations have turned around in two years.
India's biggest company by market value sold 6.25 percent 2040 bonds at 240 basis points more than U.S. Treasuries last week. Mattel Inc., which has the same rating as Reliance and is the world's largest toymaker, priced $250 million of 6.2 percent bonds due October 2040 last month at an extra yield of 250 basis points. The average spread for Indian dollar corporate bonds has dropped to 359 basis points from as high as 2,036 in 2008 during the global financial crisis, HSBC Holdings Plc indexes show.
Billionaire Chairman Mukesh Ambani is being offered a discount by investors confident that Mumbai-based Reliance will find demand for its energy resources in Asia's second-fastest-growing major economy. While nations from Brazil to Thailand impose taxes to control investment inflows, India in September raised its limit for foreigners buying rupee bonds.
"In a relatively short time, Indian companies are becoming highly globalized," said Seth Freeman, chief executive officer of San Francisco-based EM Capital Management LLC, which focuses on emerging markets including India and Pakistan. "For a whole basket of reasons besides the rate Reliance is getting, companies may look at dollar debt."
Indian international bond sales have climbed to $6 billion this year from $1.79 billion in all of last year, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Pimco Likes India
New Delhi-based Rural Electrification Corp., India's state-controlled lender to power projects, may sell $500 million in debt in November, Finance Director Hari Das Khunteta said in a phone interview this month. Essar Energy Plc may issue its first foreign-currency bonds next year, Chief Financial Officer P. Sampath said in a separate interview. Mumbai-based Axis Bank Ltd. hired five lenders to sell $500 million of dollar bonds, a person familiar with the matter said yesterday, asking not to be identified because the details are private.
Pacific Investment Management Co., which runs the $252 billion Total Return Fund from Newport Beach, California, is buying "high quality" securities in emerging markets such as India, Chief Operating Officer Douglas Hodge said in an Oct. 14 interview.
"We look at the risk-adjusted returns in the developed world versus the emerging bond markets," Hodge said in Seoul. "We continue to find value in emerging markets."
'Critical' Industry
Ambani, who already owns India's largest natural gas field, has shown he's ready to make overseas acquisitions to create a global energy group. The company has spent $3.4 billion since April to buy shale gas assets in the U.S. after failing to purchase LyondellBasell Industries AF in a deal that would have valued the Rotterdam, Netherlands-based chemicals maker at $14.5 billion, and losing a bid for oil sands assets in Canada.
Reliance plans to spend at least $8.4 billion over the next decade in two shale gas ventures in the U.S., according to a presentation it made to investors in July. The company, which also sold dollar bonds in 1997 and 2007, raised $1.5 billion in India's biggest-ever corporate bond sale.
The demand was "a function of having a track record in the market and being such a big company, and probably because they are in a critical industry where it is easy to understand that they are going to grow," said EM Capital's Freeman, who declined to say how much he manages.
Moody's Investors Service rates both Reliance Industries and El Segundo, California-based Mattel Baa2, the second-lowest investment grade, and Standard & Poor's ranks their debt BBB.
Bond Comparison
The bonds also compare with similar-rated securities from U.S. insurers Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. and Lincoln National Corp. Radnor, Pennsylvania-based Lincoln National's $500 million of 7 percent notes due in June 2040 sold at a spread of 280 basis points, or 2.8 percentage points. Mutual of Omaha, based in Nebraska, offered $300 million of 6.95 percent notes maturing in October 2040 at a spread of 340 basis points.
The extra yield investors demand to hold India's top-rated corporate bonds over government debt has fallen to 61 basis points from 86 at the start of the year.
The difference in yields between Indian government debt due in a decade and U.S. Treasuries widened 30 basis points this month to a record 563, versus 375 at the end of 2009.
Default Swaps
India's 10-year yields were poised to reach a two-year high, with the yield on the government's 7.8 percent note due May 2020 rising three basis points to 8.11 percent.
The rupee was near a one-week low at 44.335 a dollar today, after retreating from a two-year high. The currency has climbed 4.9 percent this year.
The cost of protecting Reliance debt from non-payment was at 165 basis points, versus 166 at the start of the month, prices on five-year credit-default swaps from CMA show.
Credit-default swaps pay the buyer face value in exchange for the underlying securities or the cash equivalent should a borrower fail to adhere to its debt agreements. A basis point on a contract protecting $10 million of debt from default for five years is equivalent to $1,000 a year.
"Reliance did have the advantage of getting to investors early, but I think the demand is such that the window for similar offerings is still wide open," said Vikas Pershad, Chicago-based chief executive officer at Veda Investments LLC. "Not every company will have the appeal to foreign investors that Reliance has, but I still do think this augurs well for other Indian companies as they look to raise capital abroad."
Chemicals Exports
Reliance can tap overseas sales from its refineries to repay its offshore debt. The company exported fuel and chemicals worth 328.5 billion rupees ($7.4 billion) in the quarter ended June 30 compared with 161.5 billion rupees a year earlier, a presentation made by the company to analysts on July 27 showed. Exports climbed after the company started operating a newer 580,000 barrels-a-day refinery at Jamnagar in the western state of Gujarat at full capacity.
The crude-processing plant, which started in December 2008, and the adjacent, older 660,000 barrels-a-day facility together make up the world's biggest refining complex at a single location, according to the company's website.
Corporate bonds worldwide have rallied this year, returning investors 9.3 percent on average, according to Bank of America Corp. data, as the world economy's outlook improved and risk appetite revived. India has seen unprecedented overseas demand for bonds.
"This is a fantastic time for Indian companies to issue foreign currency bonds," said EM Capital's Freeman. "What will become more interesting to observe is how, say, the BSE 100 companies or the Nifty 50 companies, if they go out and borrow, the ones smaller than Reliance, what kind of rating they are going to get."
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Meatball Stew
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|Ground beef
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|1 , beaten
|Soft breadcrumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Canned beef broth
|10 1⁄2 Ounce, undiluted (1 Can)
|Canned tomato sauce
|16 Ounce (Two 8 Ounce Can)
|Dried thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Frozen mixed vegetables
|20 Ounce (Two 10 Ounce Packs)
Combine ground beef, egg, bread crumbs, 1/4 cup onion, and salt; mix well.
Shape into 1 inch balls.
Saute meatballs and remaining 1/2 cup onion in hot oil until meatballs are browned; drain off excess drippings.
Combine beef broth, tomato sauce, seasonings, and vegetables in a Dutch oven.
Cover and simmer over medium heat 10 minutes.
Add meatballs; cover and simmer 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender and meatballs are done.
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Ancients: ZEUGITANIA. Carthage. Time of Hannibal Barca (ca. 221-201 BC). AR shekel (23mm, 6.64 gm, 12h)....
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Hannibal or Melqart?ZEUGITANIA. Carthage. Time of Hannibal Barca (ca. 221-201 BC). AR shekel (23mm, 6.64 gm, 12h). Second Punic War issue. Carthage or uncertain mint in Sicily, ca. 213-210 BC. Male head left, with long sideburn (Hannibal as Heracles-Melqart?) / Elephant advancing right; in exergue, Punic letter aleph. Burnett 114-5. Visonà 55. Robinson series 8a, pl. III (Gades). SNG Copenhagen 382. Extremely rare - only two specimens in the Enna hoard, and one of only a small handful in existence. Small die-break on cheek and minor lamination flaws. Extremely Fine.
From the Mayflower Collection.
Ex Superior (10-11 December 1993), 1647.
This coin is a famous type featuring an elephant, the animal used by the great general Hannibal Barca to bring the Second Punic War over the Alps and into Rome's backyard, and a mysterious and quite distinctive laureate head. The head has been variously described in the literature as a depiction of Herakles-Melqart, a Semitic deity inherited by the Carthaginians from their Tyrian mother city, or Hannibal in the guise of the god. Modern scholarship, which tends to be suspicious of early claims to see portraits in images of gods, tends to interpret the head as that of Herakles-Melqart. However, the distinct physiognomy of the nose and other facial features, as well as the sideburns, seem to suggest an attempt at portraiture. In such a case it is difficult to avoid the possibility that Hannibal is actually depicted here - remarkable considering that no other portraits of the great Carthaginian general survive from his lifetime.
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Everyone expected Clark Kent Ervin to parlay his loyal Bush Republicanism into big things in Washington. Which is why his sudden exit from the Department of Homeland Security was so surprising.
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Re: Aggression to dogs in householdPosted by: Leslie Hemsing
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: Multiple Jack Russell household: I have 3 female jack russells and 1 jack russell mix they are 1 1/2, 3, and two 4 year olds. Three of them keep getting into vicious dog fights (needing emergency medical care). They seem to fight for example: when someone comes to the door and they are all at the screen a fight will break out or one day we were at the park and each kid had a jack russell on a leash and a strange german shepherd came running up to them and they were trying to fight and we were pulling the leashes back and then they started fighting each other and we could hardly break it up and then one had to go for stiches in the neck. The next day they were all laying next to each other on a blanket licking each others ears. I do not want to get rid of any but the fighting is becoming more frequent and the emergency vet bills are getting quite costly so please let me know if there is any way I could prevent this fighting and direct this reverse aggression?
At this point, the best you can hope for is that your terriers never get over-excited again; obviously that's not going to happen. Why then are you allowing them to spend time together when you know what they are capable of in the blink of an eye? Surely you've heard that same sex aggression is well-documented in this breed and that a JRT is more then capable of killing another JRT...especially when it's two or three against one.
You can't reverse the aggression, but you can prevent further injury by keeping them separated from each other. You may be able to divide them into two groups of two terriers but you'll still have to closely supervise both pairs...especially the two females.
I'm sorry, Sue, but other then getting rid of any of your terriers, keeping them separated is your only option. Yes, it is difficult to do this but I suggest that separation might be "easier" then seeing a beloved pet torn up in a dog fight and dealing with the consequences.
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Watched Symbiosis and Skin of Evil tonight. I really want to talk about Skin of Evil, but the one thing I will say about Symbiosis was I thought Picard was in the right in terms of how the prime directive is suppose to be interpreted.
Anyway, Skin of Evil. This is mostly known as the episode they killed Tasha Yar, but in watching it tonight (And I've been seeing these episodes kind of as if they were new) I couldn't help but think this one really was one of the better episode of the season. It was definitely the highlight of Troi's season. I've always hated Counselor Troi, at least before the movies and Voyager, even though that hate became kind of tolerable when she got the uniform. The reason for this hate is because I thought she was more often than not, useless, or as I like to call her "Queen of the Obvious". However, I really thought Skin of Evil was the episode were the writers finally used her the right way. She wasn't always interrupting the conversation, but really using Armus's psychological well being against him and I thought it was some of Sirtis's best work in the early going. I think we can all agree that "Face of the Enemy" was Troi's best episode (even though I would like to know, what is everyone's favorite Troi episode), but I do think Skin of Evil deserves to be up there, not to mention it's Sirtis actually as Troi instead of a Romulan Tal'Shiar agent.
Also, I really liked the concept of pure evil. TNG really did explore some dark things in the early going, be in the 21st century court of horrors, or blowing someone's head off, but this episode explored the meaning of true evil and I really liked that.
As for the funeral scene, I actually got choked up during that scene. I've really crapped on Denise Crosby in this thread (Again, all that crapping on her will cease if they manage to interview her again for the Season 3 or 5 sets and she explained her change of mind and attitude towards TNG and the franchise as a whole. I just want to hear how someone who seemed to hate her time on the show so much went on to become one of the more pivotal actresses of the franchise in terms of marketing it) but that was a great scene and summarized the characters pretty well.
I only have 3 episodes left, but I'm really liking a lot of season 1. It just feels like the show had a different feel in Season 1 than it did in it's "popular" years and I'm enjoying a lot of the episodes again, even though I have just seen them in the last year on DVD.
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"C-Cody? Where'd you go?" I stuttered as I regained my balance.
I walked through the kitchen, to go to my darkened bedroom.
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"Cody?" My eyes widened.
Cody was tucked under my sheets, with his shirt on the floor.
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I swallowed hard, and let out a gasp as I felt my face get hot. "Uhm. W-Whats um go-going o-on C-Cody....?"
"Good Lord. You can't take hints can you??" He got up out of bed, to reveal only his torso, and a pair of pants. (Whew) "I am trying to-"
"Yes, uhm I understand. But I don't really think I'm-ah" He got up behind me and started sucking on my ear. "Oh gosh I'm having deja-vu." He chuckled lightly in the back of his throat.
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I put down my book for a moment, to glare over at the monologue clock on the wall. "1:42 am. Hmm, should I......Nah." I had many thoughts of slumber, but my book was much more intriguing. But, I was starting to yawn a lot, and it was getting quite annoying. So I marked the page and sat my book down on the night stand. I slowly bumped my head on the wooden headboard placed behind my bed. "This is honestly the best hotel Chris could get? That cheap schmuck!" I muttered to myself. It'd been three years since total drama island. Three years since that one moment that changed my life. I woke up 'accidentally' kissing the ear of the cutest boy there. "Cody...." I sighed as something snapped in my head. "What on earth am I thinking? He's obviously into Gwen, and I'll never get Sierra gone!" I clenched my ears, somehow thinking this was all a bad dream, but it was far from it. "UGH." I said as my head was buried into my pillow. ~knock knock~ I hear the faintest noi
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Noah turned his head and looked over at his evil big sister. ,,Please Anja. Stop! It's not fun!'' 16 years old Noah Caballero shouted. Anja was making balloon-animals of Noah's long monkey-tail. Noah's sister smiled evil at him.
When Noah was six years his sister tried to make a growing-elixir. But Anja's squirrel monkey had lost an hair in the mixture, and when Noah tried to drink it(because it looked like soda) a monkey-tail gown out of his butt, and his canines grow bigger. He did also got better instincts, better view, better hearing, and better sense of smell.
Noah put his favourite book in the bag, and lifted it. He vas going to the third season of total Drama. Noah jerked the tail out of Anja's grip, and put it down his pants. ,,Noah!'' his mother shouted down stairs. ,,The bus is here!'' ,,I'm coming!'' he jelled back, and run down whit his bag in his hands. ,,Bye mom! Bye dad! Bye Anja!'' he shouted at his family as he walk into the bus.
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It was a nice, cool day-Noah, Cody, Owen, Izzy, Bridgette, Geoff, DJ, and Kiki all decided it would be nice to have a picnic. "You know, it's nice to not have Chris on our cases all the time now but... I think I might miss it," Bridgette sighed.
"Hey, babe! Don't be sad! It's great we're finally free! No more Chris, no more Chef, and... y'know come to think of it, I kinda miss it too..." Geoff attempted to cheer up his girl. "Dude, I'm just happy you realized that Alejandro guy was evil before you got too involved!"
"Awwww, you think so...?" Bridgette asked, and the two started to make out.
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Owen and Gwen were done battling it out on Total Drama Island. Every camper was at player-de-losers. Everyone was having a great time. Even Chef and Eva! Outside, a small brunette boy with a gap in his teeth walked out. It was Cody. He walked right over to Gwen. She was at the little island bar in the water. A darkskinned bookworm was also sitting there. It was Noah. There was one spot between Gwen and Noah and Cody took that chance.
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Cody: Nothing much.
Gwen stared angrily at Cody for almost flirting with her. Trent and Gwen left the island bar and went to the normal pool.
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sorry its late but i hope you like it
Today was Valentine's Day. I hate this day. I can never find a love... well, I never look anyway. It doesn't matter though, I still hate this day.
I try to treat it like its just another day, but everywhere I go I see annoying couples giggling and making out. It's disgusting! Some people are like, "Noah, why don't you get a girlfriend?" or "You should totally date Brianna!". I don't want/need a girlfriend.
I think Valentine's Day is OK, it's just that girls always bring me down. They'll say I'll never find a girl or I'm just pathetic. Maybe I am, but I really want someone to love on Valentine's Day.
I feel jealous when I see happy couples holding hands or kissing. I wish I could be as happy as them and give someone special a rose. But that's not going to happen since I'm too 'nerdy' or 'lame'. Well, I'm not hot, but I certainly am cute. That's gotta do something! Only Sierra wants to be my valentine and thats not gonna happe
NoCo Mamma MiaThis fanfic takes place during Not quite Famous. It is what would have happened if Noah hadnt been so snooty during Dodgeball, and stayed while (I hate doing this) Lindsay got voted off instead. It contains slash, so if you dont like, hit the back button and get on with your life.NoCo Mamma Mia6 years ago in Fan Fiction More Like This
Chris had set up some talent show for the next challenge and Trent, DJ, Heather and Bridgette had already gone up. So far, the Gophers were ahead by a longshot. Trent was ahead with his lovesong, DJ had messed up his ribbon act, Heather had caused Gwen to run away in embarrassment, and Bridgette had barfed all over everyone. Cody was up next. He had originally been thinking about Gwen when he came up with his act, but hearing Heather read her diary and inform everyone about her crush on Trent, he thought about how maybe he should just stop pretending to like her and just be true to who he was really crushing on. Sitting next to the empty seat Gwen had left, was Noah, boo
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As the rescue boat sped away the teens (along with a television host, a mountain of a chef, and what to the casual observer would appear to be a mummy strapped to a dolly) could still hear the sounds of an erupting volcano in the background. There were only three of them sitting on the rear deck of the ship, a guy and two very strange girls. One of them was bench pressing the ships anchor, and the other was scratching behind her ear with her foot. But still, both were every now and then sneaking concerned glances at their short friend who was doing nothing but staring into the sea.
His name was Noah, and the reason he was receiving looks of concern from his odd female friends was that on their boat the only other conscious people were the pilot, the medics, and another young man with a gap in his teeth and a history with Noah.
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"Hi-ya Noah! I heard some sierra squealing, so I figured there'd be a fight going down over Cody custody!" Izzy said proudly. "I brought my camera....."
"Nothing is going on Izzy!! Now go away." I sternly said.
"Nuhuhuh!! Not until you admit that you are g-" I slapped my hand onto her mouth.
"Don't even say that word. I am not Gay.....with anyone. So get over it and leave me alone." I said as I slammed the door in her face. And locked it.
"Noah- Why'd you lock the door?" Cody came into the kitchen to hug me. "Because. I don't think that its fair. How people think they can just take you away, and judge me on one thing that happened, three years ago. Which was an accident......"
"Noah. Please stop. You're making me feel bad." Cody said as he put his soft hand on my shoulder. "That was obviously an accident." I went over to the couch to sit down. "Who says it was an accident???" I yelled. "Its a big deal when you wake up sucking on the ear of
As if it never happened pt 1Warning: This is a Total Drama Island, NoahXCody Fanfic. It isn't smut but the same statement applies: "Don't like it? Don't read it" Simple asAs if it never happened pt 15 years ago in Fan Fiction More Like This
Disclaimer: I don't own any of the characters in the story. I don't own the Total Drama Series!
It was exactly two days before the new Total Drama series, Total Drama World Tour, was about to start. The contestants were staying in a hotel, supplied by the Series crew before another series of their 'torture' began again
The hotel wasn't as good as the "playas de losers" one, where the cast had to go if they were voted off in the first series of total drama, Total Drama Island. That hotel was five stars and everyone got their own room and bathroom. There was a pool outside the lobby of the tall, white building with a bar in the middle and a huge beautiful smelling buffet by the side of the pool.
But this hotel wasn't as good. It didn't have a pool
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Re-wilding America: A beastly proposal
WASHINGTON - We shouldn't be too quick to dismiss the idea being floated in the current issue of Nature magazine of populating North America with endangered wild animals from Africa.
The ecologist-authors argue that this would not only save the animals, but restore a biodiversity lost when the inhabitants of our continent drove similar animals - lions, cheetahs, elephants, camels - to extinction 13,000 years ago, much as the Africans are doing with their present-day wildlife. The authors call it "re-wilding." The editors of Nature say, "Think Pleistocene Park."
The idea comes with some built-in problems. When people think of Africa they probably first think of lions. Going to the heart of the problem, the article's lead author, Cornell University ecologist Josh Donlan, noted, "Lions eat people. There has to be a pretty serious attitude shift on how you view predators."
I can't see the people of small-town America making that kind of attitude shift. But if you have a problem with a deer infestation or feral cats, you couldn't do much better than a few leopards, maybe throw in some cheetahs. It would also be an effective way of enforcing juvenile curfews.
I lived in Africa for several years and won't forget the fear one night when a passing leopard emitted a low, throat-clearing growl just outside my front door. It came back a few nights later and ate my neighbor's dog.
Most African animals are not predators, and most of those, in my experience, see their role in life as just standing around looking cool. Kudus and elands - they're really big antelopes with spiral horns - would be a real adornment to our prairies. Oryx, with long spear-like horns, would be nice, too. They just mosey along munching on grass. And if their heads and horns were over here, and still attached to a living body, there would be no incentive for Westerners to bring back dead ones from Africa.
"No, thanks. We've got our own eland back home out behind the Wal-Mart."
A lot of proposals seem to involve letting stuff loose on the Great Plains. For a start, the elephants would probably find the South and California a lot more congenial and maybe gravitate to the Northeast and Northwest as they become accustomed to the winters.
And for another, the animals don't necessarily have to go where it's empty. There's a place for two of my favorites - giraffes and rhinos - here in Washington.
Rock Creek Park, the beautiful swath of green valley that runs the length of the capital city, is being overrun by kudzu. The plant-eating giraffes and rhinos could be trusted to start at one end of the park - the giraffes taking the high stuff, the rhinos the low - and munch their way through the kudzu.
Perhaps the most serious objection to "re-wilding" comes from African tourism officials, who ask: Why go to Africa when you can see great herds of gnu from the Jersey Turnpike?
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Diamondbacks Hand O's Second Straight Walkoff Loss
Baltimore had a rough night in its series opener against Arizona, blowing a two-run lead before losing on a walk-off homer on the first pitch of the ninth inning. The second game was even tougher to take.
Late Homers Cost Orioles In 7-6 Loss To Diamondbacks
Baltimore got a solid start from Scott Feldman, hit a pair of homers and rallied to tie the game twice in the late innings. It still wasn't enough to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Carmelo Anthony Downplays Pacers' Physicality After Game 1 Loss
The Pacers are classic Eastern Conference bruisers, while the Knicks are countering with something closer to small ball. So far, Indiana's way is bigger, badder and better.
Nuggets Eliminated With 92-88 Loss To Warriors
A franchise-record regular season ended in all too familiar fashion for the Denver Nuggets with a disappointing first-round playoff loss.
Griffin Injured, Clippers Fall Behind Grizzlies 3-2 In Series After 103-93 Loss
Zach Randolph scored 10 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter and the Memphis Grizzlies capitalized on Blake Griffin's ankle injury to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 103-93 on Tuesday night, taking a 3-2 lead in their first-round playoff series.
Nets Not Dwelling On Game 4 Triple Overtime Loss
Game 4 hurt the Nets physically and mentally, but there's nothing they can do about it. They're focused on Game 5 in Brooklyn.
Loyola Marymount Beats Morgan State 79-62
Anthony Ireland scored 27 points and Ashley Hamilton added 20 points to lead Loyola Marymount to a 79-62 win over Morgan State Thursday night.
Cam Cameron Fired As Ravens' Offensive Coordinator
Cam Cameron has been fired as the Ravens' offensive coordinator.
Metro Report Details Lower Than Expected Ridership
Metro says train ridership was nearly 5 percent below the agency's expectations in the first quarter of the fiscal year.
O's Fans Hope For Big Win In Game 2 OF ALDS Against The Yankees, Settle For 3-2 Victory
Orioles fans have flooded Camden Yards for their first chance to see the O's in the postseason in 15 years.
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In preparation for his 17th NFL season, Ray Lewis decided the best way to cope with his advancing age was to reduce his waistline.
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Security Beats Diplomacy as U.S. Closes Embassies
Aug. 7 (Bloomberg) -- As a young diplomat in Tabriz, Iran, in the mid-1970s, Ronald Neumann knew one American was assassinated there every year. He stayed. When he was ambassador to Algeria decades later, militants issued a death threat against all foreigners. He remained then, too.
This week, as the U.S. closed diplomatic posts across the Middle East, Africa and South Asia and flew government personnel out of Yemen, diplomats and analysts are re-examining the challenge of balancing security and diplomacy. Shadowed by four American deaths last year in Benghazi, Libya, President Barack Obama's decision won bipartisan support in Congress after intelligence agencies intercepted threats centered on Yemen.
Elsewhere, reaction has been mixed. Veteran envoys such as Neumann and Barbara Bodine, a former U.S. ambassador to Yemen, see a growing aversion to risk and warn that lowering the flag, even temporarily, has costs. Critics say it enables a few extremists to paralyze U.S. diplomacy without firing a shot.
"Caution and care are certainly warranted," said Tom Sanderson, co-director of the Transnational Threats Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington policy group. "But are we giving militants a victory? Absolutely, there's no doubt about it."
Competing Pressures
Obama faces the competing pressures "of not wanting Americans to die, but also not wanting terrorists to be able to exert the kind of leverage that shuts down American diplomacy in a way that's tremendously symbolic of our role in the world," Sanderson said. For the president, it's "really a no-win situation."
Obama said in a television appearance yesterday that the threat that prompted the embassy closings is "significant enough that we're taking every precaution."
Asked about critics who called the move an overreaction to the Benghazi attack, Obama said on NBC's "Tonight Show With Jay Leno" that "one thing I've tried to do as president is not overreact but make sure that as much as possible the American people understand that there are genuine risks out there."
Obama marked the 15th anniversary today of embassy bombings in Africa that killed more than 200 people, including 12 Americans, pledging in a statement that the U.S. will be "steadfast in our commitment to protect the American men and women who dutifully serve our nation overseas."
U.K., France, Germany
Other Western nations, including the U.K., France and Germany, reacted much more conservatively to the security threat, closing only their diplomatic posts in Yemen. Neumann points to another set of competing pressures on Obama that may explain the starkly different responses.
"Congress and the news media have politicized Benghazi to the point where the administration is scarred," he said. "It has to worry about a terrorist attack abroad and a political attack at home, and that makes it cautious."
Bodine, Neumann and other diplomats emphasized that they can't assess the current threat because they aren't privy to the intelligence on it.
The growing risk aversion began in 2001, they said, and went into overdrive in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2012, assault on the Benghazi post. Embassies are increasingly fortified, often hidden behind towering walls topped with razor wire and labyrinths of concrete bollards to slow car bombers.
"Right now we have zero tolerance for risk, and you can't operate with zero tolerance for risk," said Neumann, who's also served in Iraq, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi and Yemen.
'Golden Solution'
Some extremists view that as an American weakness. A 2011 document from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemeni group suspected of plotting new attacks, outlined a strategy to counter the U.S. use of remotely piloted aircraft.
"The increase of human losses in the past pushed the American people to go to the streets shouting 'bring back our sons,'" said the June 17, 2011, document, which the Associated Press found in Mali. "The golden solution," is to "start kidnapping Western citizens." That would create "public opinion pressure in America as they are being hurt again," it concludes.
The Yemeni Foreign Ministry said the U.S. was serving "the interests of extremists" when it flew some embassy staff out to Germany yesterday, a step the State Department refused to call an evacuation. State Department spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki yesterday said the U.S. didn't agree with that characterization.
Drone Attacks
As the withdrawal of U.S. personnel was under way, an air strike in Marib province killed four suspected al-Qaeda members, Yemen's state-run Saba news agency reported, the fourth strike in recent days.
Diplomats such as Bodine say the administration's stepped-up drone attacks in Yemen, Afghanistan, and Pakistan reflect the risk-averse approach, and also see them as evidence that military action, intelligence and security requirements are taking precedence over diplomacy.
The presence of security personnel "who make their money by seeing everything as a threat distorts and damages people's perceptions of us," Bodine said. Tighter security rules "also distort your ability to talk to people."
"You can have diplomacy and you can have perfect security, but you can't have both," she said.
Danger isn't new to diplomacy. The 1970s and 1980s saw attacks on the American embassies in Iran, Islamabad, Libya and Lebanon, car bombings in Portugal, Kuwait and Russia and attacks in Italy, Greece and West Germany. In the past 15 years alone, U.S. posts have been bombed in Africa, attacked by gunmen in India and Syria, and assaulted elsewhere.
Risk Aversion
Tex De Atkine, a retired U.S. Army colonel who served as military attaché in Jordan in 1970, after the previous attaché was assassinated, recalled abductions, rapes, checkpoints and an embassy under siege.
Leaving or closing "certainly never crossed my mind, and I don't know that it did for anyone else," he said in a telephone interview.
"We're risk-averse now, we don't want to take chances," he said. "Our image is one of a weak nation."
The shift toward more cautious diplomacy started under President George W. Bush with former Secretary of State Colin Powell, Bodine said. Many of his top aides were former military officers or defense officials.
"They were all good people, but they came from a military mindset where you build perfectly safe cantonments, you go out, do your thing and come back behind your wall," said Bodine. With the terrorist attacks of 2001 fresh on everyone's mind, "that sort of became the model of how we worked."
Hidden Costs
One problem now, she said, is that "it's almost impossible to tell when the threat is over," so the default position for embassies is the most fortified one.
Reducing the U.S. diplomatic presence is felt in many ways, Neumann said. "There's a reduction in services -- people who could come in for visas to spend money in our economy and can't do that," he said. "There's a cost to American business that we can't help."
Because diplomatic outposts are a country's eyes and ears, there's also the risk of "a gradual loss of knowledge over time," Neumann said. "Can the U.S. afford to be out of contact with a large part of the world where things are happening? We also won't be speaking as much, getting out our side of complex stories."
In the end, "security people have the trump card," Bodine said. "If you don't follow their advice and something happens, nobody wants to be responsible for the loss of a colleague or friend."
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text: BU and BC has been great and now Northeastern is having a good year. But as Massachusetts Fans we know UMass Amherst is our school and the one that represents the State of Massachusetts Nationally. And we and our Hockey Program are starting to get the National Recognition we deserve! BU is Great, BC is Great, Northeastern and Harvard are good hockey programs. You may even go to one of those schools and may even play for them. The UMass Minutemen Hockey Team is the team that represents you Nationally. Keep track of the Hockey Team That represents You. Inside College Hockey | Recruiting Progress, Team Improvement Make the Road Easier for UMass By Jeff Howe . . .With sophomore Jon Quick in net in 2006-07, the Minutemen returned to prominence with their run to the NCAA tournament. But Quick, who Cahoon called "the most significant recruit [UMass] has ever gotten," left early after receiving a maximum contract from the Los Angeles Kings, and Anderson's class - the most successful group in UMass' Division I history with Chris Capraro, Mark Matheson and Kevin Jarman - was out the door. The Minutemen finished eighth again last year and were again swept out of the playoffs. . . By Cahoon's admission, this year's crop of freshman "could turn out to be" the best class he's ever had. In terms of overall skill - even after they lost John Carlson, a 2008 first-round pick by the Washington Capitals to the Ontario Hockey League - Cahoon is probably right on the money, but he'll let the program's success dictate where they stand after they leave. Casey Wellman has been the gem of the freshmen so far, as he's second on the team with 16 assists and 24 points. And then there's Marcou, who is second (behind Wilson) in Hockey East with 31 points. The play-making forward could have a similar impact in Amherst as Pock and Quick, but Cahoon sounds certain Marcou will be sticking around for at least one more season, which will give the coach an extra year - or two, as Marcou could certainly finish out his eligibility - to keep padding the deepest roster he's ever built. With Marcou, Wellman, Justin Braun and the goaltending tandem of Paul Dainton and Dan Meyers, plus a few other upper-echelon players, Cahoon has a core intact to remain successful for a longer stretch of time. But it all starts up top. "He's certainly going to be one of the most elite players that have played here," Cahoon said of Marcou, who needs to add about 20 pounds before he can think about turning pro. "He's going to continue to develop, and he'll be one of our most productive players ever if he keeps moving in a positive way forward, getting stronger, keeps getting puck touches, has a couple people around him that can finish plays, he'll end up being maybe the best point producer we've ever had at the Division I level. That very well could take shape. He's a special player. He sees the ice differently than everybody else. "Hockey-wise, he's on another planet." . . . Cahoon's most significant allies on the recruiting path are his results. Recruits who balance that knowledge with the intrigue of driving a program toward the right direction are taking shape. And more now than ever, they're emerging from Cahoon's own backyard. "They know we're in the mix," Cahoon said. "We haven't won a league championship yet. We haven't been to the Frozen Four. There are still many levels of advancement that need to take shape for us to be the upper-echelon team that we want to be, but there's no question that they understand this is a serious program. There is no doubt in anybody's mind that we can beat anybody in college hockey. Now the question is can we become more consistent, can we sustain it, can we continue to develop athletically so we're more threatening in every sense."


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partially explains why the game requires a consistent internet connection. Essentially, the game is a multiplayer game because your city doesn't entirely exist in a vacuum isolated from other cities. These interactions do seem quite cool. On the other hand, a single player isolated city as an option isn't a bad idea overall, imo.
The biggest issue is a head start problem. Essentially, cities should be at the same level or it's not as fun. Additionally, there's the problem of what will happen after the game inevitably loses popularity. Aside from that, it still looks like it has potential for being very fun to play.
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