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That headcrab just **** on Dr. Breen's bust..
Well, I like the effect and the look of the 1st one, but Promo-04 with the Soldier in sexy pose is nice, too!
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As a little side project ive designed a couple of simple yet effective logos and I need your help guys, I want you all to vote for your favourite one and also tell me why you like it, as an added bonus you can also tell me which one you dont like the most and also why. Cheers in advance to everyone and yes your opinions do count...
Well so far everyones liking the first picture but theres until next week or it gets at least 10 votes.
That headcrab just **** on Dr. Breen's bust..
Well, I like the effect and the look of the 1st one, but Promo-04 with the Soldier in sexy pose is nice, too!
Thanks for the comments, lol thats meant to be the headcrabs saliva, Also these pictures are now available for download as wallpapers in my downloads section.
wow nice :O
i prefer promo-001 :)
Yep, the Promo-01 has such a nice effect, it's...
Well, it's blinding, just like it is named :D

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hmm - I would go online and just read comments left by people for each agent. Talk to people at your school too - I know from talking to our school that one agent every loves - another will sign on anyone (it seems) but doesn't always find them auditions.) Word of mouth and reputation is your best to go on. Also check out the bulletin boards on Backstage (bbs.backstage.com/groupee/forums) and search for the agents/managers you are looking at - see if anyone has left comments there.
of course #1 - if they want money, walk away. Also read the contract - see how long you are obligated and make sure you are comfortable with that. Look at past talent they have represented -
ETA: maybe also office location? You want to be able to get to them easiliy if you need to meet. Though you did say they come to your school(?) so that might not be an issue.
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A Christmas CarolA Christmas Carol (1971) Theatrical Cartoon
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- Theatrical Short
- Richard Williams Productions
- Distributed by: American Broadcasting Company
- Cartoon Characters: Ebenezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, Mrs. Cratchit, Tiny Tim, Marley's Ghost, Ghost of Christmas Past, Ghost of Christmas Present, Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Ragpicker, Fezziwig, Scrooge's Nephew, Charity Man, Mrs. Dilber.
- Originally Released in 1971.
- Color
- Running Time: 25 minutes.
Cartoon Summary:
A retelling of the classic Charles Dickens tale. This compelling version tells the familiar tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, the miserly merchant who doesn't make merry at Christmas. On Christmas Eve in 1845, he is visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future, who persuade him to change his stingy ways. The lovable cast of kindly Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim and the rest all appear in this heartwarming family classic.
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Holiday Camps were a huge success! We are now enrolling for Spring Lesson Session and Summer Riding Programs. Gift Certificates are available for both.
We are also taking Reservations for Pony Parties!
Easter Egg Hunt-
April 4th, 4pm. Free and open to all ages. Feel free to invite friends and family. Please RSVP by April 3rd. Pony rides, farm tours & other activities!
Also AH Apparel
is available. We have added iron decals for you to add to your own apparel.
Lessons- Check out our afternoon/ evening lesson programs. Summer morning lessons available. For all ages and levels. Packages available for riding 2x a week or more. Also Pony Play Dates!!! Great for children ages 2-7 years old.
Horses for Sale- New pictures and video! Well started and competing horses.
Lesson Update:
Carolyn Heath-Leinenger, "L" judge available for lessons. Trailer-ins welcome.
Summer Camp 2015
We have changed our summer program to lessons only during the day. We will have 1 evening a week for adults who cannot make lessons during the day. Riders can register for as many lessons as they would like. Discounts for families purchasing 10 or more lessons. Groups are small and will fill up fast.
We will be offering Riding Lessons all summer. You can sign up for half day riding-9am-12pm or full day of riding 9am-3pm.
Stalls open for training board. Retraining off the track thoroughbreds is our specialty.
Our Event Team is planning schoolings at Unicorn, Pony Club, Carousel and Fox Crossing. We are actively going to Recognized HT, Starter Trials and local CT's and schooling shows almost every weekend! Come support the team
Winter Session is wrapping up! Spring Session starts March 30th.
Register Now!!!
Riders of all ages and skill levels are welcome. Horseback riding is excellent exercise for children and adults.
For Children:
Amanda teaches children of all ages from lead-line lessons through advanced riders competing at local Eventing, dressage and jumper shows. We have several ponies that are available for lease, and with our extensive experience we teach children to do things the "right way" from the beginning.
For Adults:
Arundel Hill currently teaches several adults who have either never ridden or hadn't ridden since they were children. Since starting with us they have all (re)discovered their love for riding and now take lessons once or twice a week. Some have even purchased or leased their own horse and now compete (and win) locally. If you have always wanted to try horseback riding or have been out of the saddle for a while, our low-key, fun atmosphere is the perfect place to start!
(1) Half-Hour Group Lesson per week: $150/ month
(2) Half-Hour Group Lessons per week : $250/ month
(1) Half-Hour Group Lesson & (1) practice ride per week: $200/month
(1) Half-Hour Group Lesson & (2) practice rides per week: $350/month
Private lessons are available to people who own or lease a horse and in addition to regular group lessons
Half-Hour Private Lessons: $45 each
1 Hour Private Lessons: $60 each
After School Special: $475/month (1) group lesson per week & (4) practice rides per week. Drop off after 4pm, Pick up before 7pm
For Summer Time!!!!
Group Lessons with Stable Management Lesson for ages 5-18yo
Monday-Friday 9am-12pm. $45 per lesson. Helmet, hard soled shoes and long pants required. Children can bring play clothes to change into between the riding and stable management portion. Also pack a snack and plenty of water if you think your child will get hungry during this time period. Pre-registration is required. 10% discount if 10 or more lessons are purchased. Each Lesson Session is 3 hours, 9am-12pm. Parents are welcome to watch or can drop of children and return at 12pm. Car pooling is encouraged. Sign up now for Summer 2015. Limited space. Full day of riding also available for $65, 9am-3pm. 10% Discount for families signing up for 10 or more lessons.
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Spring Lesson Payment Schedule
Spring Lesson Session is from March 30th to June 12th 2015
2 Lessons per Week 1 Lesson & 1 Practice Ride 1 Lesson/ week
March 30th $250 $200 $150
April 27th $250 $200 $150
May 25th $187.50 $150 $112.50
Per Session $687.50 $550 $412.50
10% Discount $618.75 $495 $371.25
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Payment may be made by Cash, Check, Credit Card
Cash & Check can be placed in drop box in barn w/ envelope provided
Credit Card can be paid using the Lesson Registration Form
Pony Play Dates can be paid at each individual Play Date
Pony Play Dates
We've had many people inquire about lessons or pony rides for their very young children. We typically do not teach children under the age of 5, so we decided to offer Pony Play Dates. It's a great way to get young children interested in riding with out making a large commitment.
Time to Register for Summer Camp!!!
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Weekly and Day rates available
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New this year!!! Professional Horseman's Camp
Learn from the best in the world!
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*If you are looking to purchase a horse we can assist you in Purchasing from the top trainers
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Have some fun with Jack's little ditty - offered in support of the Plastic Pollution Coalition, then find out more about those bottles!
The Recycling Myth
Collecting plastics at curbside fosters the belief that, like aluminum and glass, these will be converted into new similar objects. From one glass bottle we can make another glass bottle of similar quality, in an economic manner. However this is not the case with plastic. The best we can hope for plastics is that these will be turned into other products such as doormats, textiles, plastic lumber, etc.. These products will still end at some point in the landfill – and do NOT stem the need for more virgin petroleum product. This is NOT recycling, but down-cycling.
But not even this down-cycling is happening.
For instance, in the US 93% of plastics are NOT recovered (put in plastic "recycling" bins). These go straight to landfills. PET bottles that have a redemption value (cash value) fare a bit better: 62% are NOT recovered. (EPA data 2008)
How big is the problem? How much waste is generated by single use plastics? Artist Chris Jordan offers the following visualizations. Imagine 8 football fields covered thickly with plastic bottles: this is the equivalent to the number of plastic beverage bottles discarded in the US every five minutes (data: 2009)
Now imagine a line of plastic bottles going around the planet five times. This would be equivalent to the number of plastic bottles discarded every week in the US.. just for water! (data 2009)
Now imagine the waste created by all types of single use plastics put together, by all the countries in the world (the US is only 5% of the worlds population)… This includes plastic bottles, plastic bags, plastic utensils, cups, containers and more.
It is hard to imagine… We simply need to stop this insane stream of non-recyclable, non-biodegradable, toxic waste.
In most parts of the world people struggle to build basic infrastructures such as schools and hospitals, and advanced waste management systems are beyond their reach. As a result, most of the developing nations in Asia, Latin America and Africa and literally drowning in plastic waste.
Plastic pollution will not be solved by encouraging "recycling". Perpetuating the myth of plastic recycling creates a smoke curtain that delays the adoption of effective and sustainable solutions, such as producer responsibility and the phasing out of single-use plastics.
This post first appeared at the site of our content partner the Plastic Pollution Coalition and is the first of many.
Read more: environment & wildlife, plastic bottles, plastic pollution coalition, recycling, reusable bottles
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Watch Bag It the movie, GREAT!
I watched a show last night about Paris and they built a 800 Million (I think) plant that actually breaks down plastic so that it can in fact be used over and over again to make plastic bottles. It was interesting not sure how that plays into the future however I was impressed with what I watched. Let me say I have not done further searching on the subject.
What if.....the majority of our plastic waste could be downcycled and made into the plastic bags we all love to hate ?
I totally agree with Anatoli C. The same holds in Norway and still you see a lot of bottled water around... Even in my office are many who use the bottled water though we have tap water right near. They make tea from the tap though :)
Swedish tapwater is cleaner, more healty and tastier than botteled water (not only my opinion but through studies). Still we are buying anourmous ammount of bad water that has been transported from Europe or other parts of Sweden. This needs a stop.
Here's the thing I have with plastic: why are so many organic things packaged with it? Doesn't sound too green to me, imho.
The wasteful use of plastic water bottles and plastic bags create horrible problems the world over. HOW TRAGIC, when the problem could be easily remedied with just a TINY bit of human effort and inconvenience. The global plastics problem is all over the news nowadays. And yet, a huge percentage of people are so pathetically lazy they can't be bothered with reuseable bottles and bags. I see these clueless apes buying great cartons of small plastic bottles of water from places like Costco... WHY?!! I use a PUR faucet-mounted water filter (I don't like the chlorine taste, and I have old pipes); the filter insert costs maybe $18-22 and it filters all contaminants, lead and negative taste from around 600 GALLONS of water -- easy as turning on the tap. And those flimsy plastic bottles leach unhealthy polymers into the water, which may have been sitting in them for months... And to top it off, they aren't even recycled in most instances, tossed instead into the nearest trash receptacle. And of course we're just swimming in reusable bags these days. Every store offers them, and there are faaaaabulous ones in thrift stores for around a buck apiece. And yet, laziness, apathy and ignorance rule the day about 90% of the time. In my opinion the world is doomed. Period. Just one more argument against "Intelligent Design" as it applies to human beings.
thanks for the article, prefer glass bottles and bring my own bag
NO PLASTIC BOTTLES! Costs more to recycle them than to make new ones, so most go into the ocean. Even if you have dogs--use metal if you don't want to use glass!
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Because women were not allowed to be educated under the strict interpretation of Islamic law introduced by the Taliban, women writers belonging to the Herat Literary Circle set up a group called the Sewing Circles of Herat, which founded the Golden Needle Sewing School in or around 1996.
Women would visit the school three times a week, ostensibly to sew, but would instead hear lectures given by professors of literature from Herat University. Children playing outside would alert the group if the religious police approached, giving them time to hide their books and pick up sewing equipment.
Christina Lamb, author of The Sewing Circles of Herat, told Radio Free Europe:
They would arrive in their burqas with their bags full of material and scissors. Underneath they would have notebooks and pens. And once they got inside, instead of learning to sew, they would actually be talking about Shakespeare and James Joyce, Dostoyevsky and their own writing. It was a tremendous risk they were taking. If they had been caught, they would have been, at the very least, imprisoned and tortured. Maybe hanged.
Herat may have been the most oppressed area under the Taliban, according to Lamb, because it was a cultured city and mostly Sh'ia, both of which the Taliban opposed.


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Samba Project Considering Purchasing License for Windows Protocols
Now that Microsoft has stated that it is prepared to give competitors access to technical documentation in a case heard by the EU Commission, the Samba project is considering purchasing a license.
The Samba project can afford the asking price, which is estimated at around 10,000 euros, says Samba developer Volker Lendecke. "But we need to investigate the legal implications of this step", said Lendecke at the fringe of the Perspektive Open Source Conference.
The project is in close contact with FSF legal expert Eben Moglen who will be investigating the terms of the license. "The step would be a major boost to Samba as regards implementing an Active Directory server", says Lendecke referring to the advantages of the license. If the project detected a deviation between the specification and the implementation, Microsoft would be required to modify its products or specifications. In both cases the developers at the Open Source project expect improved conformity and interoperability with Windows clients and servers.
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Zucchini is one of the most abundant and cheapest summer vegetables at the market. This zucchini carpaccio is a a super simple no-cook side dish that is great with any meal. Thin slices of zucchini are drizzled with an exceptional extra virgin olive oil and authentic Parmigiano Reggiano. Since there are so few ingredients in this dish, you'll really want to use the best you can get your hands on.
2 zucchini
Salt, pepper
Virgin Olive oil
Parmigiano Reggiano
Thinly slice the zucchini lengthwise using a mandoline.
Then get creative by placing the thin slice of zucchini on a plate, top with salt, pepper a beautiful virgin olive oil, shave some Reggiano and some fresh chopped parsley.
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Pope Francis's June 2015 encyclical has stirred international conversation on how science and faith come together on the question of ecology and climate change. This short series features several responses from friends of BioLogos, including world-renowned Christian climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe. The series concludes with closing thoughts by BioLogos content manager Jim Stump.
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American thinking about religion and science before the Civil War was substantially informed by the powerful "concordist" metaphor of God as the "author" of two "books," nature and Scripture, which ultimately must agree.
Faith and Science in France and Spain: An Interview with Antoine Bret
When non-believers in France or in Spain read what young-earth creationists are writing about evolution, geology, or astrophysics, they frequently conclude that the Bible is at best an interesting fairy tale.
The Genesis Rock
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
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At BioLogos, we believe that a serious and faithful reading of Scripture doesn't call for a recent origin to the earth, and we are persuaded that God has shown us through the natural world he created that his creative work began much earlier.
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Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
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In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
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Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
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We've recently been looking at the evidence for an old earth and the long history and vibrancy of this view among evangelical Christians. Today's post features a preview of the updated Question, "How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?" revised by Senior Web Consultant and Writer Deborah Haarsma.
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Many people use the words "dominion" and "subdue" as "unconditional permission to use the world as they please." I came to realize, like many, that such an interpretation is contradicted by the rest of the Bible.
For the Love of the World: John Stott and His Passion for Creation
Some criticized John for his theistic evolutionary position and even his appreciation for Darwin. But Stott saw no contradiction between his own commitment to the authority of Scripture and his openness to God's use of evolution in His creative process.
Science as an Instrument of Worship, Part 3
Humanity faces tremendous moral dilemmas today, and science has relevance to most of them. As followers of Christ, we understand that our lives are entrusted to us for a short time, and that we will give an account for the things we do.
Vox Balaenae
In 1967, biologists Roger Payne and Scott McVay discovered that humpback whales "sing" and published recordings of the whales' complex vocalizations, after which "whale song" quickly entered the popular consciousness and helped propel the "save the whales" environmental movement forward.
"Centered": The Language of Science and Faith
In a recent interview with the Sirius XM radio show Centered, Karl Giberson sat down with host Don Belanus to discuss the book The Language of Science and Faith.
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Watching Oblivion its evident very early on that director Joseph Kosinski (Tron: Legacy) had envisioned a science-fiction entry that would be heralded as ground breaking. With the heavy promotion surrounding the film amping up its action angle, it comes as a surprise to see the final product much more sombre and looking to bank on the intelligence of its audience over their need for predictable action. Indeed you have to hand it to Kosinski for his pure ambition, but finally, Oblivion lacks any true originality as far superior genre entrants (and saying which ones will spoil the twists of the film) spring to mind during its lengthy course.
As we learn from the narration provided by Tom Cruises commanding officer Jack Harper, a heated war between mankind and extraterrestrials has been fought, sixty years on Earth has been decimated, and the remaining inhabitants have been evacuated to one of Saturns moons. We won the war, but lost the planet as Harper states it, and along with his companion Victoria Olsen (Andrea Riseborough), he remains one of the few humans still on Earth, employed as a technician whose mission is to travel out and maintain the drones that protect the larger machines extracting what is left of the planets resources. Keeping an eye on their progress is Mission Control, also known as Sally (Melissa Leo), a cheerful but unyielding leader who is constantly seeking confirmation on whether or not Jack and Victoria remain an effective team, something that is clearly a necessity in their line of work.
Theres an imminent sense of danger looming as the number of crippled drones being discovered with their nuclear fuel cells removed is spiking, and due to this act seemingly being the degenerate work of the alien race known as Scavengers, Jack is naturally curious and suspects there is more to these doings than whats on the surface. His suspicions are confirmed when a rogue spacecraft known as Odyssey comes crashing down to Earth, carrying with it a handful of astronauts suspended in a state of deep sleep, one of whom Jack seems to have an instant connection with. Her name is Julia Rusakova (Olga Kurylenko), and somehow she appears frequently in a series of haunting visions Jack has been experiencing where he visualizes himself on the streets of a distant, yet familiar New York City and eventually the observation deck of the Empire State Building.
As hard as Kosinski and his screenwriters Karl Gajdusek and Michael Arndt try to keep their cards close to their chest, it soon becomes quite obvious where Oblivion is planning on going; the very nature of Jacks being, and his relationship with Julia in his previous life proving unsurprising in their revelations. Then theres the introduction of Morgan Freeman as Malcolm Beech, a resistance leader who himself urges Jack to look beyond the obvious in an almost ironic case of what were expecting is exactly what is going to happen.
However once it is accepted that the film isnt going to be as grand as it wants to be, its strengths start to shine through, starting most notably with Kosinskis visual style. As he demonstrated with Tron: Legacy, the director has a distinct way of transporting his audience to a world full of striking detail and rich imagination, and due to the fact that hes working with a stronger script than that of Tron, hes been able to display a true sense of maturity as a filmmaker, easily balancing the larger, more action filled moments with scenes of soft intimacy.
Complementing the restrained tone of the film is the surprisingly subtle performance of Cruise who, despite treading familiar ground in terms of his stoic character Jack Harper, is still able to carry a film off his name and despite all the personal drama surrounding the actor, he is still arguably one of the strongest industry players in terms of cinematic consistency. The scenes he shares with Freeman arent as great as they should be, and surprisingly Freemans turn feels more like an extended cameo than anything else, but they hold more spark when playing off Riseborough and Kurylenko. This doesnt come as a fault to either actress though as they are both notable in their respective turns as the women in Jacks life, but moreso due to the internal heartache experienced by Riseboroughs Victoria and the slight uncertainty in Kurylenkos Julia towards Jack.
Whilst Oblivion is likely to disappoint genre fiends looking for their next sci-fi masterpiece, and as the action movie its presenting itself as it will find harsh criticism, it is by no means a waste of time as it proudly boasts the work of a filmmaker who is in tune with the sensibilities of the genre. He may be guilty of recycling familiar elements, but there is still something intriguing here at the end of the day, and if nothing else theres a gorgeous display of visuals that make this futuristic leap worth the trip.
You make it sound very tempting to see but I'm wary of Cruise and the fact his action films can be similar. I expect he survives and saves the day? course he does.
It does look visually striking but that's all so far for me.
I'm really excited for this myself. Can't wait!
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In the history of movies, though, there is only one case I can think of in which a movie without a finished script and a catastrophic set proved to be not only a box-office triumph but a classic to boot. That was Tootsie, one of the three or four best American comedies. If you could get a Tootsie once every 20 tries, that might be worth it. But there is only one. Somehow, I doubt that World War Z will be its equal. It will more likely be the movie on cable you surf away from when somebody tells you that Tootsie is on another channel.
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Andrew van der Stock from the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is porting Enterprise Security API (ESAPI) methods to PHP.
ESAPI defines security measures which protect web applications from typical attacks, such as cross site scripting and SQL injection. The documentation aims to prevent developers replicating security methods and helps them avoid mistakes.
A reference Java Edition of the OWASP ESAPI toolkit already exists, but Stock is working on a PHP version. In his blog, he reports that the essentials have passed the first set of unit tests in the exceptions class.
Van der Stock is looking for assistance from other PHP developers. His project website can be found at the OWASP wiki.
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Nope nothing...someone wake up.
I'll keep the flirting of course to a certain degree but flirting is just harmless in real life as well
Is your character a slut?
Slut is a bit of a higher degree than what Supergirl's character is. Flirting won't hurt anyone and we all do it. It's not like she's getting down with every living thing to ever walk the earth. She's just more interested in romance than others.
Hah, I know I'm just messing :)
My character is not a slut...she's a whore :P
Nah but it works with her looks and personality to be a romantic flirter.
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About the battles though, here is what a I have to say:
-everyone controls Brock on his own turn. Make sure to get into Brock's levelheaded character (he is a smart guy) and have him battle accordingly.
-please add some narrative and don't make it simple. The battle should be detailed (see my Pidgey capture as an example)
-you don't have to fit it all into one post, in fact it is better to split it up. One of us who is not battling could post in between and comment on the battle or if they're not watching just update us on what their doing.
I've written all this down as I'll probably be offline when we get to Pewter, so someone else should just go ahead with the battle. With that said, good luck to all of us on our gym battles!
And Melissa who Brock will be flirting with not to her fancy though.
I'm debating whether to lose my first bout against brock, and skip that gym until later in the story? Just to add a little difference to the video games
There's no way to get back to Pewter City, though, unless you travel backwards through all the routes, cities, etc. again.
Ill do it as a side quest, when you guys watch Melissa at maybe her 2nd or 3rd contest, ill split from the main story. I have a few things planned anyway.
I suppose that when you do, Brock will have a stronger team than he would if he was battling a beginning trainer (maybe something like Rypherior, Steelix, Golem, etc.).
You are going to catch a Caterpie right?


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Are there any condoms out there that don't suck?
I suppose I've been fortunate, but in all the years I've been having sex, I've never had to use a condom. I've only ever had sex while in a... Show More
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I've had excellent experiences with Kimono condoms, as well as the Okamoto brands (Crown, Beyond Seven, Orchid, .003). These are my go-to brands, and I buy them in bulk.
If it's a spur-of-the-moment thing, I go for Durex ultra-thins, found at most pharmacies and grocery stores.
Trojans have their fans, but I haven't used one since high-school--they feel like I'm wearing a truck tire.
Seriously, I can't believe how sh*tty sex with one of those things is. A truck tire is a fairly accurate description.
Change brands, Trojans are a poor start. Get one of those ultra-thin grab bags from a condom site, and experiment.
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idk but id never have sex without a condom unless I was trying to get preggo. your girl better hope pfizer didn't give her a rotten batch. lmao.
Well, she's not on a pill, she's got an implant. It's about the size of a matchstick, underneath the skin of her forearm. It's had the side effect of basically eliminating her periods, which freaked her out at first. Now she's freaked out about getting them again.
But I heard about that Pfizer debacle. I imagine big lawsuits coming their way in the near future.
My boyfriend's previous girlfriend didn't make him wear a condom, so when we started our relationship he used Trojans. He didn't like them, after awhile of being together I let him stop using them, then he gave me HPV (originally from his ex). A friend recommended what we use now which is Lifestyles SKYN - he says he can't tell feel it's on - there's some lubricant on the in and outside - and he says it feels like he's not wearing one at all (and no rips or any that have fallen off ;).
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There's no question: condoms all SUCK.
But your average Trojan is a lot worse than it needs to be.
My advice is to try Durex Extra Sensitive, in a black box with purple graphics. They are tapered behind the head (glans) to aid in fit and sensitivity, they are thinner, and they are lubricated (but it's still very possible to need some extra lube after a while; condoms tend to dry out a girl's natural lube faster than skin-on-skin).
You certainly won't be fooled into thinking you are going bareback or anything, but there is a measurable increase in sensation, and it's about the best you're going to get.
You can get some Crown-brand condoms (made in Japan, but there are US distributors online) that might be just a bit better, but the Durex Extra Sensitive is very easy to find almost anywhere that sells condoms. And it is often the best-selling condom model in the US. Given Trojan's marketing budget, that's impressive, but as I said, it's about as good as it gets.
Natural lambskin is the thinnest and most sensitive from what I've heard. You can probably do some research online and get some scientific data for your decision. Like you, I'd almost (I said almost) do without instead of using condoms. Ask her to do tons of Kegels. That might really help as well.
1. The more you use condoms the less you will think they suck. By comparison, of course you feel more without a condom then with one. However, after you use condoms on a regular basis you will definitely enjoy sex just as much.
2. Pick the right condom for you. Personally, I think standard Trojan condoms are horrible. I use Durex Sensi-Thin, but I have tried probably over a dozen different types. There are lots of ultra thin types available and you should probably try at least a few to find what you like. You can order condoms online in small quantities (usually about 3) for a good/cheap price which gives you a good way to test different brands without buying a bigger box of each.
3. Remind your girlfriend that she's got to help you test-drive all of these condoms. ;)
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In an interview with Fusion's Jordan Fabian, a political consultant to the White House compared the rollout of Obamacare to last weekend's memorable NFL playoff game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Kansas City Chiefs. The Colts, of course, pulled off one of the great, improbable comebacks of history … football division, inspiring Phil Schiliro to say:
"... it's like a football game. You can have a bad first half and a good second half and that's what matters. It's how you end the game … Nobody's going to remember them behind. In years to come, they won't remember the bad website in the beginning."
Which is fine, as sports metaphors go. But the season did not end last weekend and the Colts travel to Boston this weekend where Bill Belichick is waiting. Like economic reality waits for Obamacare.
Still, the Colts do have Andrew Luck, so anything is possible.
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Following the game, Gundy said he could not see the play from his vantage point on the sideline, but that Lowe was adamant he had recovered the ball.
But by Sunday, the coach's tune had changed, after reviewing that play from several angles on film.
"I think it's a fumble," Gundy said then. "I don't know what else to say."
Gundy added he expected to receive a full explanation of the play and call from the Big 12 sometime this week.
OSU's only media availability this week was Tuesday after practice, meaning Gundy was unavailable for comment Wednesday. But Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops met with reporters Wednesday evening and said he "absolutely" believed the conference's officials should issue an apology if a critical mistake is made. Stoops, of course, was on the wrong end of a blown call on an onside kick when the Sooners lost at Oregon in 2006, and received an apology from the Pac-10.
"We're all in a big-boy world," Stoops said. "We have to answer to everything we do. Players do. Even my college kids do. Why wouldn't professionals?
"Listen, I think our officials do an awesome job, so I'm not commenting on that. But in the end, everybody's human, everyone's going to make a mistake here and there. I believe our officials are awesome and nothing would ever be intentional. It's just, a judgment call sometimes, it's tough. Some of those decisions aren't very easy."
Stoops also praised Anderson, calling him an "absolute professional."
"He does communicate with us incredibly well," Stoops said. "Keeps his guys accountable. You get reports back from him immediately if you have a question about something. I agree, he does an incredible job.
"I have been very happy and pleased with the officiating in our league. I'm not just brown-nosing. I really do believe he's continued to coach them very well."
The loss to the Longhorns dropped OSU to 2-2 on the season and 0-1 in Big 12 play. The Cowboys are off this week before traveling to Kansas on Oct. 13.
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By Michael Specter
"Look up,'' Nathan Wolfe barked. I didn't respond immediately, so the next suggestion came with an elbow to the ribs: "Take your head out of that map." We were standing on the side of "the road," a dirt highway that passes through the center of Mindourou, a dusty logging village in southeastern Cameroon. Wolfe, the director of Global Viral Forecasting, and several colleagues were in the midst of a ten-hour drive from the capital, Yaoundé, to a town called Ngoila, one of the many sites that G.V.F. has established in the past decade to monitor the emergence of deadly viruses from the jungles of Central Africa. He nodded toward a couple who had just pulled up beside us on a Chinese motorcycle. The driver wore flip-flops and a red tracksuit. His passenger, dressed in a pale-blue shirt and a matching pillbox hat, looked as if she were on her way to church. But that wasn't where they were headed. Her right arm was wrapped around the driver's waist. In her left, she clutched the lengthy tail of a freshly killed agile mangabey, a monkey often found in the lush forests of the region.


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APL was the most reliable carrier with a global on-time performance of 85.5% in May 2015, according to the latest Global Liner Performance Report by SeaIntel Maritime Analysis.
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Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has awarded a contract to build two football stadium-sized liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks at its upcoming Ennore LNG import terminal
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The front brake rotors can warp and cause a vibration when braking. The rotors will need to be machined or in cases where they are worn to thin, replaced to correct this issue.
Problems for specific Honda Accord years:
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Most reported 2002 Honda Accord problems
Vibration When Braking Due to Rotor Problem
Transmission Failure Common
Automatic transmission failures are common, Automatic transmission failure on these vehicles will generally require overhaul or replacement of the transmission. In the event of a failure, it may be worthwhile to check with Honda to see if they may offer assistance for this repair. As these vehicles age, Honda has become less likely to help out with these transmission related repairs.
Front Compliance Bushings May Crack
Front compliance (lower control arm ) bushings tend to crack and break requiring replacement.
Power Door Locks to Activate Intermittently
Power door locks can activate intermittently due to a faulty door lock actuator in the driver's door.
"No Start" Due to Ignition Switch Failure
Ignition switch failure may cause the car to stall or fail to start. Honda issued a recall to replace the ignition switch. For more information on this recall please click here»
Vibration, Roughness, and Rattle Due to Damaged Engine Mounts
Damaged engine mounts can lead to vibration and roughness felt in the steering wheel. A rattle in the dash and engine area may also be heard. Replacement of damaged mounts will commonly correct these issues.
Driver's Door May not Open
The driver's door latch assembly can break internally, which causes the door to stay closed. The interior and exterior door handles do not work to open the door. Our technicians note that the door panel must be removed while the door is closed (likely damage will occur) and the latch assembly must be drilled in a specific spot for the door to open.
Engine Oil Leaks Due to Porous Engine Block Casting
The engine may develop and oil leak due to a porous engine block casting. The repair procedure is dependent on where the leak is located. Honda has released a service bulletin covering model years 1998-2003. Honda may offer assistance with repairs, determined on a case by case basis.
Plugged Moon Roof Drains May Cause Water Leak
Plugged moon roof drains can cause a water leak inside the car. The water will usually leak onto the driver's or passenger's head when the car turns a corner.
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Knocking Noise From Rear of Vehicle
One or both of the rear sway bar end links may break resulting in a knocking noise from the rear of the vehicle.
Wiper span is too far
The wipers have recently been making too wide of a sweep, resulting in a banging against the lower panel just below the windshield. The top end of the sweep is just about right. The over-wide sweep and banging occur pretty consistently now. I have not tackled the problem yet.
The Throttle Can Stick or Pop After Vehcile Sits for a While
The throttle body can accumulate carbon deposits causing the throttle to stick or pop when first accelerating after the vehicle sits for a while. Performing a throttle body service will generally correct this problem.
The Brake Pedal May Feel Hard After Vehicle Has Set For Extended Time
If the brake pedal feels hard the first time it is pressed in the morning, it could be due to a problem with the vacuum supply hose for the brake booster. A revised brake booster hose is available to address this concern.
Brake Light On Due to Faulty Master Cylinder Resevoir Filter
A faulty brake master cylinder reservoir filter can cause the brake system indicator to illuminate after a cold start and then go off. Replacement of the reservoir filter will commonly fix this problem.


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Chappelle buys Kings Yard Building
Comedian and local resident Dave Chappelle is the new owner of the northern section of Kings Yard after an auction in which he outbid local real estate owner Bob Baldwin. The 7,500 square foot building houses 10 retail spaces in Kings Yard.
Holidays OK for most businesses
The recent holiday season was better than the one before for many downtown merchants, and other stores had sales either comparable or slightly down from last year, according to recent interviews with a dozen owners. Most merchants felt satisfied with their sales, given the state of the national economy. However, they had to work hard and be smart to weather the holidays in a recession, and several linked their stability to their own adjusted business practices.
Kings Yard building for sale
After nearly 30 years under the ownership of one Springfield family, the long building that houses most Kings Yard shops will be sold at auction at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 2, at the Bryan Community Center. The building houses 10 retail spaces, nine of which are currently occupied, and the sale includes an adjoining wooded property to the north behind the post office.
Lawyers offer foreclosure support
For at least one Yellow Springs homeowner, the past year has been unforgettable. In the fall of 2008, his mortgage company granted him a three-month forbearance on the monthly payments for his home in the village. Having no steady income due to an ongoing health issue, the homeowner received a second forbearance in early 2009, and then was told in the spring that unless he could begin making his monthly $1,000 mortgage payments, the lender would begin foreclosure proceedings on his house.
Job growth at YSI Incorporated
For most businesses, 2009 was a year to cut jobs, not to add them. However, the story was more upbeat for YSI Incorporated in Yellow Springs.
"The company did well last year," CEO Rick Omlor said in an interview last week. "We had a number of things go the right way. We are pleased."
Former Antioch Company employees sue leaders
A large group of former Antioch Company employees has filed a lawsuit against company leaders, charging that in recent years those leaders placed their own financial interests before the welfare of the company as a whole, leading to actions that forced the company into bankruptcy and the loss of more than $20 million in employees' retirement funds.
With assistance, business can thrive in Yellow Springs
According to the most recent business survey update sponsored by Yellow Springs Community Resources, the village is a pretty good place to do business. Business owners like the village's location, personality and walkability, and even in a slumped economy, a number of local outfits plan to expand here. But business owners also perceive barriers to growth, including the cost of doing business in the village, the lackluster appearance of the central business district and the age-old concern with lack of parking space downtown.
New economic position filled
At the Nov. 16 Village Council meeting, Village Manager Mark Cundiff announced that the Village has hired Sarah Wildman as its new economic sustainability coordinator.
"She has a great deal of experience in economic development in a small community as well as a background in the arts," Cundiff said in an interview on Tuesday. "She'll bring a lot of energy to the job."
Home, Inc. has option on Rabbit Run
The historically green space at Rabbit Run farm that is alternately high-touch vegetable garden and brambly wildbrush, home to fox, deer and, of course, lots of rabbits, may be in for a change. Last month, Home, Inc. bought an option to purchase the 7.5-acre farm on Dayton Street to accommodate what the housing group hopes will be its first mixed-income, energy-efficient development project.
Take a tour of the village greens
Can a home be built to absorb enough of the sun's heat so that it requires no heat source — other than the presence of people and the heat they produce by inhabiting space and cooking? Can an old home be retrofitted or remodeled with the hopes of realizing the cost of investment through monthly energy savings? Does making more sustainable decisions about energy use have to mean being less comfortable?


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The doors
Like everywhere else in Tunisia, I was most attracted by the doors of the houses which are of exceptional beauty. Most of the doors are carefully painted with predominant light and blur colour. Those in rich houses are often adorned with stone portal.
- Family Travel
Many Tunisian houses, especially older ones are built around an open courtyard Many houses do not have windows to the outside for privacy reasons but do have windows viewing the courtyard. You may also notice in this picture the large birdcage. Birdcages in this style are very common in Tunisia and are sold at many souks .
Visiting Mosques
Many countries, including Tunisia, are predominantly Muslim, so the religious sites you are most likely to encounter, are, predictably, mosques. This is a brief tip of advice, written from the point of view of a non-Muslim, female traveler (yours truly!!!):
- Do dress modestly, covering arms, legs, shoulders and the like, no frivolous dressing will be allowed. Hire the modest dress if needed;
- Check whether you are allowed into the mosque at all, since most of them admit you only into the courtyard, and some do not admit non-Muslims at all. However, in several countries you may be able to visit the interiors of many mosques;
- Respect the boundaries laid and do not attempt to enter further (I saw such a thing once, and it did arouse ill-feeling);
- If possible try to avoid going even to the courtyard on Friday afternoon, since I remember this is the most important praying time of the week;
- If you are curious, feel free to ask questions (though not of people hurrying to pray) and most likely you will be answered: I've always found people proud of their culture and heritage and ready to explain it;
- Do not criticize things we in Europe and in the West might (such as separate praying space for men and women), for such are the customs of the land and mosques are the least appropriate places for such topics.
This advice is based only on common sense, but it allowed me to see something of the mosques and learn loads of interesting info on Muslim countries, their religion, and culture. Really helped me when we had a general education class on religions at University:))
Well, this is a local custom for all (or almost all) the Eastern and North African coountries. And, though, you can not bargain down the price in the supermarkets or top-of-the-range shops, this is perfectly acceptable and even should be done if you are at a street market or in a small shop .
More than that, the vendors may actually feel offended if you do not bargain.
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18 Minute Meatball Soup
15 Jul 2010
|Ground beef
|1 Pound
|Canned stewed tomatoes
|16 Ounce, broken up (1 Can)
|Canned beef broth
|13 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Salsa/Picante sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Ground coriander
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Medium, thinly sliced
|Chopped cilantro
|2 1⁄2 Tablespoon
Combine tomatoes, beef broth and salsa in 2 1/2-quart microwave-safe casserole.
Cover and microwave at HIGH (100% power) 6 minutes.
Meanwhile combine ground beef, coriander, cumin and salt; mix lightly but thoroughly.
Pinch off 1-inch pieces of beef mixture to make approximately 32 free-form meatballs; place around the sides of 8-inch microwave-safe baking dish.
Remove tomato mixture from microwave; add zucchini, cover and reserve.
Cover meatballs with waxed paper and cook at HIGH 2 1/2 minutes, rotating dish 1/4 turn after 12 minutes.
Remove meatballs with slotted spoon and place in tomato mixture.
Cook tomato mixture with meatballs, covered, at HIGH 4 1/2 minutes.
Garnish with cilantro
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18 Minute Meatball Soup Recipe