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In 2010, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency asked the National Academies to develop a framework for policy makers, institutions, and individual researchers to use in thinking through ethical, legal, and societal issues as they relate to research and development (R&D) on ERA technologies with military or other national security relevance. What are the ethics of using autonomous weapons that may be available in the future? How should we think about the propriety of enhancing the physical or cognitive capabilities of soldiers with drugs or implants or prostheses? What limits, if any, should be placed on the development of cyber weapons, given the nature and extent of the economic damage that they can cause? Such questions illustrate the general shape of ethical, legal, and societal issues considered in this report.
This report begins with the assumption that defending and protecting national security against external threats are morally sound and ethically supportable societal goals. A related premise is that individuals who are part of the national security R&D establishment want to behave ethically.
That said, the notion of deliberately causing death and destruction, even in defense of the nation from external threats, raises ethical, legal, and societal issues for many. Those who engage in combat, those who support combatants, directly or indirectly, and those whom they defend—that is, the American public at large—all have a considerable stake in these issues and the questions they raise.
Knowledge regarding ethical, legal, and societal issues associated with R&D for technology intended for military purposes is not nearly as well developed as that for the sciences (especially the life sciences) in the civilian sector more generally. (This is generally true, even recognizing that the line between military and civilian technologies is not always entirely clear.) Some of the important differences between the two contexts include the following:
• Unlike civilian technologies, some military technologies are designed with the explicit purpose of causing harm to people and to property.
• Civilian technologies and products may unexpectedly turn out to be relevant to a military need and in that context raise the possibility of heightened and/or new ELSI implications.
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(a) The debarring official may debar you for any of the causes in § 1006.800. However, the official need not debar you even if a cause for debarment exists. The official may consider the seriousness of your acts or omissions and the mitigating or aggravating factors set forth at § 1006.860.
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I had a plated 2006 WR450. It was a good bike for 20 street and 80 dirt. It had some vibs at hwy speed. Not saying the new WR will have vibs.
I have also owned two 500 ktms and they are 25 street and 75 dirt. I really like the 6 spd so you can have a low first and a tall sixth.
I have also owned 5 Berg 570 and they are only 30 street and 70 dirt. Lots of tq so you can gear it a little taller.
I now own a Berg 350 and its plated. It is 20 street and 80 dirt. Its a little revy at hwy speed.
Tomorrow I pick up a 09 KTM 690. Im hoping for 40 street and 60 dirt.
This is just my opinion on how the bikes felt to me. So If you like the WR better than the KTM get it. You pobably wont notice enough gains with the KTM to sway your choice in the long run. Plus Yamahas are bullet proof for me.
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The article on Vkool.com introduces 9 tips on how to calm down quickly are proven to work. This article is efficient for people who want to find useful ways to keep calm without using any drug, pill, or medication. The writer indicates that during the worst stage of a bad mood, people should turn on their favorite songs and do things that make them relaxed. The writer also states that following a healthy diet is a good lifestyle. People will get improved feelings if they consume healthy foods every day, such as the foods that contain mood boosting effects. Moreover, exercise has the power to help people calm their body and mind in life. Therefore, people should do exercise regularly to get a comfortable life without bad moods.
Secondly, the writer introduces five effective techniques that help people keep calm quickly and effectively. The writer states that people should be assertive about not being hurried unless they are in a life-saving or death situation. The writer also encourages people to learn how to practice meditation because meditation will help to calm their brain effectively. Finally, people should learn ways to become a wise person because if they are wise, they will be able to access knowledge and realize how to use it for betterment of life. As a result, when people face a hard situation, they will figure out what to do quickly and effectively.
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GA's Alumni Society Board President Deborah Huntzinger Herting '73 announced the three newest members of the Class of 1760 at the 2014 commencement ceremony. Ms. Herting was pleased to welcome Becky Pizzino, Ron Tempest and Tom Taft to the school's honorary alumni class on behalf of the entire Alumni Society. Click on the links to the right to read each of her speeches.
Congratulations to this year's inductees!
The Class of 1760, a small, select organization, was created to recognize non-alumni for their outstanding contributions to the Academy. This honorary class commemorates the founding of the Academy.
Each year, the Alumni Society Board considers nominations for election into the Class of 1760, Germantown Academy's honorary alumni class. Please take a moment to nominate a parent, past parent, grandparent, faculty/staff or friend in our community who should be considered for this special honor.
Candidates with appropriate qualifications are selected from three groups:
Faculty and staff: Those individuals who work consistently and effectively in improving the quality of life at the Academy whether by inspiring students to develop intellectual curiosity and to become leaders, or by contributing, often behind the scenes, to the internal functioning of the Academy.
Parents: Those individuals who give of themselves to help make Germantown Academy a better institution. Frequently conviction and tenacity are the characteristics that underlie the effectiveness of the parents selected.
Friends: Those individuals whose efforts greatly influence the direction, policies, and growth of the Academy. Often the recognition of accomplishment is visible only after a long period of time due to the unglamorous nature of the contributions.
Nominees are not to be judged by the number of letters of recommendation, but by their merit and outstanding service to the Academy. The recommendations must be submitted in writing, either on the Nomination Form or in a letter. If writing a letter, please state, in a paragraph or two, the reasons for the nomination.
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Opening the Books of Moses presents an introduction to the first five books of the Bible. It is written for any student engaged in the scholarly study of these most central of biblical texts. The aim throughout is to examine the books with a view to illuminating the ideas, beliefs and experiences...
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Sustainable consumption is a central research topic in academic discourses of sustainable development and global environmental change. Informed by a number of disciplinary perspectives, this book is structured around four key themes in sustainable consumption research: Living, Moving, Dwelling and...
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Rethinking Biblical Scholarship
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"Rethinking Biblical Scholarship" brings together seminal essays to provide readers with an assessment of the archaeological and exegetical research which has transformed the discipline of biblical studies over the last two decades. The essays focus on history and historiography, exploring how...
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Four Centuries of Witch Beliefs (RLE Witchcraft)
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Originally published in 1947, it is the essential purpose of this book to investigate attitudes of leading Elizabethan and Stuart statesmen, ask whether witchcraft was of any importance in seventeenth-century English history, or even influenced the Great Rebellion. The reader is placed in...
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On the Origins of Judaism examines the formation of one of the oldest monotheistic religions. The book covers a diverse range of themes: the identity of those who produced and canonized the Hebrew Bible and subsequently shaped its interpretation; the significance and impact of Second Isaiah and the...
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The medication summit will shed plenty of light on how the U.S. can improve its policies. Read Blog
A congressional subcommittee was told Feb. 27 that while testing for drugs in horse racing isn't perfect, the current model is both effective and ever-improving.
Earle I. Mack, who led the push for pending auction reform legislation in Florida, has come out in support of a strong policy statement recently released by the Thoroughbred Owners of California regarding horse sales.
The random out-of-competition testing of Breeders' Cup World Championships participants for Epogen (EPO) and total carbon dioxide (TCO2) have all returned negative, officials announced Oct. 24.
Random pre-race testing for "milkshakes"--the loading of bicarbonates through a stomach tube to reduce fatigue-causing buildup of lactic acid--began at Santa Anita Park in late February, but the California Horse Racing Board is referring to the program as a survey because no penalties will be applied if a horse tests positive.
The Illinois Racing Board has amended its medication rules to drastically increase the penalties for a positive "milkshake" test and also bans any type of hypodermic injection of a horse 24 hours before a scheduled start.
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Gin Talking, who won three consecutive stakes at Laurel last year, was named 2000 Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old filly by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association.
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Digital bottle caps are the de facto currency in the wastelands of Fallout 4, but Bethesda Softworks accepted one guy's ingenious plea to let him pay for the game with real ones.
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Learn more about Metallica-S and M with The Sf Symph:
|Did you hear the one about the rock band that wanted to play with a symphony? Metallica, never resting, never ceasing to innovate or amaze, returns with an extraordinary document of their concert with the san francisco symphony.
Editor's NoteIn this rare and ground breaking performance, hugely popular heavy metal band Metallica is accompanied by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra with Michael Kamen conducting. The pairing of the full and lush-sounding symphony with the guitar-driven virtuosity works well, giving way for a deeper, more subtle appreciation of Metallica's well-constructed, impressively written music. This music experiment will appeal to hard rock and classical music fans alike!
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Before S*M the world thought that metal had to stick to what it knew. They didn't expect this. Metallica takes things to the next level with this. I have loved Metallica as long as I can remember. To all other metal bands, this is a measuring stick. The way it blends in and out with the orchestra is amazing. Sound wise I would give it better if I could. But the greatest thing by far with this is the way James, Kirk, Jason, and Lars seem to just rule the stage. Look at their faces...these guys love what they do.
that dude that gave it 1 out of 5 is dumb12/17/2003
his is an amazibg cd and by the way the song is called no leaf clover not 4 leaf clover anyways this is an amzing grounbreaking cd and if you think otherwise then shuv it. like honestly you have to be a horrible critic to give this a bad review it is amazing and metallica is amazing james hetfield is amzing in this concert also. take it from a true metallica fan this dvd rocks! and i agree with the other guy that liped of that dumbass mark or whateva ho gave it a 1 out of 5 when he said screw you on behalf of all the REAL METALLICA FANS live to rock... rock or die!!!!!!!!
I've always been more into the music starting with And Justice For All. By the BLACK CD, James Hetfield's voice had changed - he honestly learned how to sing and it showed. The band could do it all - lyrics, rhythm, ballads, rock and metal, everything. That's not selling out. Metallica and the Symphony is the ultimate CD! You've got to have talent, creativity, to pull this off. Most Metal/Rock bands today could never carry this off. I love it and I definitely got the feel from watching the DVD that both groups had a blast making the video. It's a RUSH just listening to the music, a natural high! I could listen to this over and over without tiring of it. Now if you want to talk about disappointments, talk about St. Anger.
Mark C. doesn't know crap!!!5/27/2002
I am a devoted Tallica fan, Mark C. who ever the hell he is should have never reviewed this, he has no idea what he is talking about. Mark C. I hope you read this, this is for all Metallica fans, "SCREW YOU!"
Weak effort from Selloutica4/30/2002
I remember when Metallica was THE metal band. Now they have become the joke inside the industry. The concept of merging an orchestra with a metal band has been done before...and done better. It's almost sad to see what has become of this band. They chose the MTV path, alienated their fans (with trust-fund baby Lars squeezing every penny out of his music), and now resort to gimmick concerts. They have become the poseurs that they once mocked. For pure power metal, stick with bands like Pantera and Meshuggah, or dig out some old, pre-sellout Metallica. What's next, a Metallica musical?3 Helpful | 5 Not Helpful
One of the greatest concerts ever done!!!1/31/2000
This concert will take you by storm. Metallica teams up with the San Francisco Symphony to make and incredable concert. Two worlds collide giving you a whole new meaning to Heavy Metal Music and Classical music. Buckle your belts for this one and sit back and enjoy!!!
If you're a true fan, this one's for you.11/9/1999
This concert is truly awesome. Not many other heavy bands could pull this off. Metallica jams their heaviest songs (Master Of Puppets, Sad But True, etc) with The San Francisco Symphony. I know it sounds strange but it is really good. They also play a new song called 'Four Leaf Clover' which will definatly become a classic. If your one of those people that refuse to change with the times and think Metallica sold out, Don't bother to watch this but if your a true fan and can appreciate the combining of different cultures, your in for a treat. Way to go Metallica.


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In her 27 years in elected office, Gov. Jan Brewer said she has never seen a budget process run the way the Legislature is doing things this year.Read More »
Brewer budget surfaces — finally; GOP lawmakers not receptive
Nearly four months after she said she planned on releasing a detailed budget, Gov. Jan Brewer has done so. Her plan aims to bridge an estimated $4-billion deficit by increasing the sales and property taxes, borrowing against future Lottery revenue, mortgaging some state buildings and cutting state spending.Read More »
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DoD Memory-Holed Its Own Press Release, Changing "Population Control" To "Population Security"
Posted By kurtnimmoadmin On October 29, 2012 @ 1:54 pm In Featured Stories,Old Infowars Posts Style,Tile | Comments Disabled
Jurriaan Maessen
October 29, 2012
In my article DoD: Population Control Part Of US "Stability Operations", dated October 19 2012 I quote from a Department of Defense press release titled "DOD Augments Stability Operations With Partners, Private Sector". The original press release is dated October 17 2012, stating that population control is one of the core missions of the DoD's "stability operations."
At the time I wrote the article the source http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=118240, dated October 17 2012, clearly mentioned the words "population control" in the fifth paragraph. After it was brought to my attention on October 26 2012 that the source link mentioned "population security" instead of "population control" I of course immediately went and checked- and sure enough, the original article was still there except for the word "control", which by now had been substituted with "security".
Despite of the miraculous change I have found a reprint of the original press release on another website http://lxy06.com/tag/security/ who posted this the day after the DoD issued their press release (October 18 2012). On this website the fifth article on the blog scroll clearly reprinted the original press release by the DoD on October 17 2012 (that is one day prior to my original explosivereports.com article) The reprint on http://lxy06.com/tag/security/ therefore escaped the attempt by the DoD at memory-holing their own press release. Here is a screenshot of the reprint:
http://iissonline.net/?p=3129 also kept the orginal text on October 19, 2012:
Even more disturbing than the obvious attempts by the Department of Defense people to memory-hole their own publications is the fact that some disgruntled individuals in the alternative media take the word of the DoD over those trying to retrieve information from the memory hole. Anyway, back to work.
Jurriaan Maessen's blog is Explosivereports.com.
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"Eric Garner's death, or Trayvon Martin's, or Michael Brown's, those deaths are much larger than my career," said William Pope.L recently on Artforum's "troubling' decision to feature his work on its cover without consulting him.
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Nearly 1,000 artists and writers—including Tariq Ali, Jeremy Deller, Brian Eno, and Mona Hatoum—have signed a pledge to refuse "professional invitations to Israel" or funding from government-linked institutions.
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United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency, will soon accept artists as clients. UTA Fine Arts will help connect artists with funders, corporate sponsors, and the movie industry—all for a 10% per project fee.
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14 Artists
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Fourteen artists—including Anish Kapoor, Mark Leckey, and Elizabeth Price—have written an open letter condemning Cuba's detention of artist Tania Bruguera and hailing her work's focus on "the mechanisms of power and protocol that shape human behaviour."
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Drifting in Daylight
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Following its high-profile Kara Walker project in Brooklyn last year, Creative Time sets its sights on Central Park, where this summer it'll realize 7–10 works, from a reprise of Spencer Finch's Sunset Soft Serve to a dance work by Marc Bamuthi Joseph.
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The Quantified Self
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Feb 9
Ben Davis considers how ahead of his time On Kawara was: "He was making art about the 'quantified self'—the contemporary self-improvement craze for tracking and charting one's personal data—not just before the fitbit, but before the handheld calculator."
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Remote Directing
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Ai Weiwei will direct a segment of the ensemble film Berlin, I Love You via video link as part of the Berlin Int'l Film Festival. It'll feature Ai Lao, Ai's six-year-old son, who lives in Berlin and cannot be visited by his dissident father.
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Despite the ubiquity of DIY photos, we still value the professionally-made image, new research by National Press Photographers Association finds: shots by pros were more likely to be shared and remembered than amateur images.


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Mark Cueto
Cueto eyes WC joy
Friday 22nd October 11:26
Mark Cueto tells skysports.com the omens look good for England in the build up to the World Cup.
Cueto: Exciting times ahead
Wednesday 7th July 17:08
Wing Mark Cueto has revealed how England's second Test triumph over Australia has given the squad renewed confidence.
Cueto charges dismissed
Monday 14th June 07:01
England winger Mark Cueto is free to line up against Australia after he was cleared of making a dangerous tackle on Berrick Barnes.
Cueto eyes Test upset
Wednesday 9th June 14:57
Mark Cueto expects a tight contest when England face Australia but is still quietly confident of a win.
Cueto: Ireland game 'massive'
Sunday 21st February 13:59
Mark Cueto believes England are in the perfect frame of mind as they prepare to face Ireland at Twickenham.
Cueto - Win all that matters
Monday 15th February 16:40
Frustrated England winger Mark Cueto believes England were in a "no-win situation" for their RBS Six Nations clash against Italy.
Harlequins v Sale: Teams
Friday 11th December 10:17
Sale chief Kingsley Jones has named a strong looking line-up for the Heineken Cup clash with Harlequins on Sunday.
Cueto extends Sale deal
Wednesday 25th November 08:55
Mark Cueto has admitted he wants to finish his career at Sale after signing a new four-year deal at Edgeley Park.
Cueto cited for tackle
Thursday 2nd April 15:55
Sale's Mark Cueto has been summoned to appear before an RFU disciplinary panel.
England back with a bang
Sunday 15th March 16:56
England responded to their Six Nations problems with a 34-10 victory over France on Sunday.
Cueto ready to return
Thursday 29th January 16:04
Returning England winger Mark Cueto is eager to make up for lost time in the Six Nations tournament.
Cueto - We know the rules
Thursday 22nd January 10:31
Sale full-back Mark Cueto claims every player knows the rules regarding the risk of drug misuse.
Wilkinson backing England
Thursday 15th January 10:32
Injured World Cup-winner Jonny Wilkinson is adamant the England team is moving in the right direction.
Wasps stung by Sale
Friday 26th December 17:30
Juan Fernandez Lobbe scored two tries as Sale routed Wasps 31-3 at Edgeley Park on Boxing Day.
Sharks show their teeth
Friday 28th November 21:05
Sale Sharks ended their poor recent run of home form with a 27-13 victory over Leicester Tigers at Edgeley Park.
Cueto 'gutted' for Hodgson
Thursday 19th June 14:34
Mark Cueto has defended Charlie Hodgson after his Sale team-mate was singled out for criticism following defeat to New Zealand.
Cueto close to comeback
Thursday 20th March 16:56
Sale Sharks winger Mark Cueto is closing in on full fitness and is hoping to play a big part in the end-of-season run-in.
Sale roll out the big guns
Monday 29th October 13:09
Sale chief Philippe Saint-Andre is set to turn to his World Cup stars as the Sharks look to bounce back in the EDF Energy Cup.
England emphasise strength
Thursday 16th August 10:32
Nick Easter insists his rivalry with Lawrence Dallaglio for the number eight jersey can only strengthen England's World Cup hopes.
Ashton closes in on squad
Friday 10th August 15:11
England coach Brian Ashton has confirmed he is 'close' to knowing who will be in his 30-man squad for the World Cup.
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We've examined prospects like Nik Stauskas, Doug McDermott and others the Sixers could potentially be picking. Now let's try another guard. Gary Harris is a tough-nosed, scrappy defender that can heat up from the outside. Gary Harris, SG, Michigan State, sophomore, 6-foot-4, 205 lbs Best... Read more
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It's been an eventful year for Dustin Diamond. But the actor best known for his role as Screech on "Saved by the Bell" takes it all in stride.
"It's been a fantastic year," Diamond said. "There's no such thing as a nirvana. There's always something wrong, but it's like the yin and yang even with a lot of good, there's some bad, and even with a lot of bad, there's some good. Without contrast you couldn't see."
There has certainly been contrast.
First, Diamond had to start a Web site to sell T-shirts in order to raise enough money to save his Wisconsin home from foreclosure. It worked. He sold 22,000 shirts through his site (www.getdshirts.com) and still owns his home in Port Washington, Wisc.
"We got a good response," said Diamond, who added he is looking to repay the help he received by finding someone who purchased a T-shirt and paying off his credit card debt.
Even though he saved his home, Diamond is not there often, traveling to do stand up 47 weeks a year.
He was in Norwalk Friday to buy a tea-cup terrier, Finnigan, from breeder Amy Dawson-Smith. Finnigan will join Diamond's four other dogs who travel on the road with him and his wife, Jennifer.
Diamond, who said video games were his only real vice, said his trip into town was uneventful, but he did comment that he noticed Expressions, a gentlemen's club outside Fitchville.
"I don't see the purpose of strip clubs," he said.
That might be true, but sex did get Diamond in hot water last year. A sex tape starring Diamond and two women, described by multiple gossip Web sites as "raunchy," leaked out on the Internet.
Diamond said he doesn't let the Internet blogs and rumors bother him.
"You laugh at it. It's like a game of telephone, some stuff is half based on truth but it gets distorted. People can say whatever they want," he said, adding that 95 percent of the things written about him were completely garbage, 4 percent were "loosely" based on truth and 1 percent were actually true.
Diamond's publicist, Jennifer Misner, says that's the case when it comes to the latest rumor that Diamond was kicked off the VH-1 reality show "Celebrity Fit Club."
Gossip Web sites are reporting Diamond got into a screaming match with former American Idol contestant Kimberley Locke. Locke and '80s pop star Tiffany stormed off the reality show set, and producers sent the cast home. Afterward Locke is supposed to have delivered an ultimatum: "him or me." Diamond was allegedly "quarantined" from the rest of the cast.
It has been reported that an on-set source told gossip Web site PerezHilton.com: "He will not participate in the challenges and will have a private weigh-in for this weekend's upcoming filming. Unfortunately, there are only three more tape-days left over the next 30 days. So it was too late to replace him."
Diamond could not specifically address the incident because of a confidentiality agreement VH-1 requires of all contestants who appear on the weight-loss reality show. Misner did say VH-1 had apologized for false comments attributed to Diamond in stories about the alleged incident.
Diamond was able to talk about his Fit Club diet he was eating just 500 calorie per day, which usually consisted of drinking water and eating one apple or banana. His target weight loss for the competition was about 20 pounds.
"I think I represent the common person. I don't want to eat tofu and air or workout," he joked.
Jokes are Diamonds bread and butter these days. He has a comedy CD due out in the future, with the working title "Comedy Ain't Pretty." He describes himself as a dirty comic who focuses on observational humor. He especially attacks the misuse of words, such as "good" versus "well."
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His comedy idol is George Carlin, though unlike Carlin, Diamond said he tries to stay away from political or religious humor because it tends to divide audiences.
Diamond has been working on his stand-up routine since "Saved by the Bell" ended. The original series ended in 1993, and Diamond starred in a spin-off series, "Saved by the Bell: The New Class," which ran until 2000. He spent 10 years on the show and did 266 episodes. However, Diamond said he does not have any contact with the cast members these days, in part because he lives in Wisconsin and is on the road so often.
Diamond described "Saved by the Bell" as a "phenomenon" and said everyone could identify with his nerdy character, Screech. That has made it somewhat difficult to break out of the shadow of the character. But Diamond said he's not worried "because that's not all I have to offer."


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How I pack for any length trip in under 10 pounds
This is what I packed to visit my family. It's also what I packed to visit Chris's family. (Didn't bother unpacking in between). This is basically the same set of stuff I pack anywhere.
It all fits in a single messenger bag, so I never have to check luggage. I don't even use the overhead compartment - my bag fits under the seat.
There are two secrets to make this easy and painless:
1. keep a travel toiletry kit always packed and ready to go. (it's on the far right of this photo). Get the tiniest clear cosmetic bag you can find, and pack it with the tiniest toiletries - shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, etc.
The tiny bottles will last through a weekend trip, or on a longer trip, they will tide you over until you find a place to buy larger bottles of shampoo and things.
2. bring a laundry bag (a plastic grocery bag will do) and only pack two outfits. Take time to make sure that everything is mix-and-match compatible, and that you have an outfit for every occasion. This is doable, but requires careful planning.
Two outfits for 1-2 people (or three outfits, if you do laundry in your pajamas) fills up one small load in a friend's house or laundromat. If you're away from laundry machines, wash your clothes in the bathroom sink each night (and in this case, pack or buy some detergent and a clothesline). See onebag.com for more info on the wash-as-you-go tactic.
that's interesting. I should remember this because my packing always ends up in chaos. maybe I don't have enough experience in traveling..
This is a good way to show off how to be put-together while traveling. Thanks.
The clear plastic toiletries bag is a good idea. Now is a good time to replace the iPod and the 3g phone and get a single iPhone.
No offense, but both of those sweaters looks unappealing. And the grey and pink colors of the other two articles of clothing make it seem that you wind up looking frumpy when you wind up at your destination.
Nah, the iPhone's not for me.
The grey and pink articles *are* the sweaters (the blue/black is a hat) - but don't worry, the outfits all looked great in real life.
But I should mention that you can pack whatever items and colors look best on you. :)
I just realized I wasn't very specific about the clothing - this may help people figure out how to pack.
It was winter, so I packed:
* 1 black/gray wool sweater (top center)
* 1 pink cashmere sweater
* 2(?) camisoles or layering tees
* underwear, 2-3 sets
* t-shirt (gray, left) and pajama bottoms (black, above them)
* 1 winter hat (blue/black, top)
As I traveled, I was wearing jeans, a coat, and a shirt or two.
A typical outfit would be: sweater, cami, jeans (with underwear underneath and hat/coat on top as needed). The clothes I wore traveling would, of course, go into the rotation - making 3 sets of tops.
For a short trip the one pair of jeans is plenty. The pajama pants are nice enough to be a backup for laundry day.
For a summer trip I would skip the sweaters and add some skirt options or even a dress.
Well done!
this is brilliant, thanks for sharing!
one question though:
how big of a bag or backpack do you need for all this? I was looking at backpacks that fit into the size restrictions for airlines I typically use, but these tend to be about 20L in capacity, and I don't know if that is enough, or how to find out if it is..
What you see here all fits into a messenger bag, small enough to fit under the seat on an airplane.
To find out what you personally will need, it depends on what you personally will be packing! Gather your things together and see how big a pile that makes. If you need more information than that, check out www.onebag.com
thanks! I think I may just pack my things and go to a bag/backpack shop and try out ^.^
I tend to overpack, thanks for sharing!


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This is just one more "new" thing the iPhone will MAYBE be able to do that other phones ALREADY CAN DO. Yawn....
Apple Exploring Contacts on the Home Screen - Apple Patent Watch
The Apple patents keep on rolling out and today the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office accepted Apple's filing for a patent that would allow for contact icons to be placed on the home screen, along with the ability to invoke apps, retrieve and display contacts information, or dynamically display related information all tied to an individual contact.
blockquote>"The icon can also be used to invoke one or more applications that are personalized to the contact. The icon can be modified to display information related to the contact. In one aspect, an icon associated with an entity can be temporarily displayed on the mobile device based on the proximity of the mobile device to the entity."
This is pure speculation on our part but it's possible you will see this patent come to life in the upcoming iPhone OS 4.0. Hopefully when January 27th comes we all will see what is in store for the future of the iPhone OS.
Now please excuse me while I go add a few more contacts on the home screen of my Moto Droid, since it's been doing that for a while. ;)
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Apple Exploring Contacts on the Home Screen - Apple Patent Watch
Yawn. I can already do this on my jailbroken 3GS. Not a big fan of cluttering my springboard with contacts. Hopefully apple is cooking something bigger than this for iPhone 4.
Good call about the "Rocket Java" icon. I didn't notice that. It looks like they may have a dynamic stocks icon too. It shows the AAPL stock right on the icon. It's also weird that they show I-90 on the Maps app. What are the 2 button looking things on the right side of the phone in the first picture?
I really hope they bring catagories to the iphone.. and themes, and backgrounder.. cause I can't take another year of this.. its been 3 years looking at the same screen already(well, when I'm not JB.. and I'd prefer to not to be) So this better not be something they are excited about.. I don't need more app icons clogging up my screen.. I need something new Apple.. please.
You need your head examined.
Yup, as reported elsewhere, other Android phones are already doing this, as well as jailbreak apps.
In addition, Kodak is suing Apple and Rim for photo technology patent violations similar to those they have prevailed against LG. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/technology/kodak-sues-apple-rim-over...
Add these to the Nokia patent claims and you have to wonder it years of thumbing their nose at other people's patents is going to come home to roost like buzzards on carrion.
We really need a revamp of patent law that carries criminal penalties for applying for patents for something that already being done by others, and demotion penalties for patent examiners who approve such.
You know one thing I will never understand is when most ppl including you JS. Bring up something like well my phone has been doing this for awhile now. Yes it is true alot of phones have been doing alot of stuff before the iPhone. We are all aware of this. But having this stuff on the iPhone is all the more better. IMO My gf's brother had a droid for a week! Great phone. Lol


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WWE Reaction To Zack Ryder's YouTube Videos, Women's Convention Scheduled
by Amish Patel - May 18, 2011
— Zack Ryder's online promotional efforts have not gone unnoticed by WWE officials as he is expected to receive an increased presence on television going forward.
— K&S Wrestlefest will be holding a women's wrestling themed convention on Saturday, August 28 at the Ramada Philadelphia Airport Hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Names announced thus far for "Hot Summer's Night" are WWE Hall of Famer Wendi Richter, former WWE Women's Champion Rockin' Robin, Isis the Amazon and former TNA Knockout Sojo Bolt. Former WWE star Finlay will also be on hand for the event as a vendor guest. More information is available at www.kandswrestlefest.com.
— Kane is scheduled to appear the Kmart located at 13200 Aurora Avenue North in Seattle, Washington this Sunday beginning at 10:00 a.m.
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Perspective Grids
Anyone Know how to make perspective grids in photoshop, like the vanishing tool does, but keeps the grid in the actuall document..Thanks
Hide this ad by registering as a memberDecember 21st, 2005 #2
Easiest way that I know of:
Create a new layer. Decide on the vanishing point(s). Use the Line tool (set to Fill Pixels) to draw lines radiating out from the vanishing point(s). Simple enough. Then you can turn this layer on and off as necessary, and use Hue and Saturation to adjust the color, if wanted.
December 24th, 2005 #3
Since you can use guidelines out side of the actual drawing area of your document, you can use those to set vanishing points that are far out of the document.
December 25th, 2005 #4
hi, i just a little tutorial that might be helpful... although the hints from datameister and qitsune are everything you need for a good start...
have fun and merry x-mas!
December 26th, 2005 #5
That's a good method if you need regularly-spaced lines and/or you want to go for some more complex perspective. But there's a lot to be said for the quick, easy feel of just drawing in the lines yourself.
December 28th, 2005 #6
yeah i usually just slap a grid in quickly with my tablet since a roung grid should serve you fine...then just work on another layer, unless you want that grid to show....then it would probably take a bit more work.


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Just pick up and leave for the weekend to go someone new and look around. When I arrive at a destination I like to do all sorts of activities. Of course just laying by the pool or beach is great with me! Listen to live music!
I am currently reading "No easy day"-written by a Navy Seal about his career. I read Triathlon magazines and travel magazines. I also enjoy reading books associated with my job. Normally I like to read real life stories not fiction. 50 Shades of Grey
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|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Light brown
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Salt and pepper, Silver, Dark blonde, Grey, Platinum
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|No preference
In the past I have worked at a donut shop, lifeguard, assembled computers, liquor store, military, security, head of security (Biltmore hotel), 31 flavors and UPS.
|$100,001 to $150,000
|$50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
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|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, White / Caucasian
My mother is from England and my father is from South Dakota. I have some royalty in my past on my mothers side so I can be your Prince Charming! hehe!
|Spiritual but not religious
|Spiritual but not religious
I was raised as a lutheran but don't make it to church to often now a days. I still hold close to my heart the values and ethics which are taught in church. I try to be understanding and stand up for the underdog!
|Associates degree
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
I went to both SBCC and UCSB. I study law at both colleges. I have a lot of training and certifications in my field of expertise. I love to take adult education classes on subjects I find interesting. I love to learn by reading and TV


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On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone is 0. Reality TV. Consumers. IKEA furniture. No read books. Cut and paste emails. Calvin Klein ads. Dudes who hate their jobs. Six pack abs. Nancy boys that still live at home with mom. Can't commit. Dudes who rather play video games. Emotionally handicapped men. Does that look like a man to you? I repeat… DOES THIS LOOK LIKE A MAN TO YOU? Welcome to my world, LEAVE YOUR INHIBITIONS AT THE DOOR. I enjoy socializing, Art, cooking, ballroom dancing, martial arts, meeting people old and new, family, quiet nights at home, movies, making bank, great food, concerts, and listening to the ocean waves at night. I'm VERY positive, straightforward, open minded, romantic and I'm usually always in a great mood. I am all these things, and so much more. I've spent the last 10 years taking in every moment, chasing after my dreams, and becoming the best man I can be. I've read David Deida. Everything I have, I've earned. There was a certain *SOMETHING* missing and life is too precious to settle. Sometimes you need a wake-up call to figure out what's REALLY important to you and that's why I'm on this site. I believe in love, I just haven't found a version that suits me. I'm looking for a square peg for a round hole. I love a reliable woman who's smart, kind, sincere, laid back and fun. You should have a wild side (but not too crazy). Get ready to laugh… A LOT! I get a lot of women emailing me, (which is great for an ego boost), the responses are getting a bit overwhelming, but I really haven't found the type of woman I'm looking for… YET. Where things go in 3 months, or 3 years. - I don't know. Why not let things happen naturally? The type of women I find attractive are not shy -- feel free to email me let's see if we "click". Are you that woman? Maybe. Maybe not. The first thing it would depend on is me. If I'm not your kind of guy, then what I have to offer may not be your idea of how life should be lived. Who knows? I might like you too. At the very least maybe we can be friends. There's a lot more to know about me but I'm super busy don't have the time to expand on it right now. I'll save all that for wine night... Please inquire for details :-)
Coffee and conversation , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Dancing, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Cats
I have a Mr. Bigglesworth. Yep. Is he an alien from outer space, or an inter-dimensional being? I really can't tell the difference anymore.
Middle of the Road
Favorite destination is Planet Earth. REALLY. Yeah... Can't get enough of it.
Smiles. Books. Adventures. Great moments. Friends. Family.
I like small and cozy bars, and wild and crazy coffee shops. If the word 'sushi' is involved, I'll roll over like a german shepherd and let you rub my tummy.
I read a book a week! That's like choosing a favorite child, I won't do it. LOL. Email me with your best guess!
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I often get asked what I do for a living and there's no easy answer (which is why people tend to assume I'm either in porn, a stripper, or have some type of mafia connections - all of which are untrue).
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|Never Married
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|Buddhist / Taoist
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The trouble with religion today is that a lot of people practice it but not too many are good at it!
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bleh who cares fi your addicted or not. i rather be addicted like i am and live in fantasy than dealing with the problems going around me at home. i just stay in my room all day everyday avoiding my family the fights none stop. and yes i admit im addicted to computer games. i take maybe 3-4 showers a week eat maybe 2-5 days a week play for about 13-39 hours straight. and when i sleep i think bout games i never turn off my computer. when i go to bed i trun on a bot to keep gridning and farming for me. but thats just me i really dont care what people think of me. i can tell you one thing that triggered this change in me. i started getting into games when i found out my fiance was cheating on me and i pretty much went into depression and i am now happily in my little 8x10 room with my 3 computers and my bed and no windows. feels great!!!
Come on already, we need a true mmo !!!
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there "were" alot of good MMO's out there but as always the creators get greedy and ruin the game by releasing content that we dont need.
For example of some good MMO's ruined by company gettign greedy..
Rohan BloodFued: YNk came out with Epic weapons and litteraly killed the game.
Grand Fantasia: They made fortification increase without increasing the dificulty of make the mobs stronger therefore all u need is a little cash and you can solo the whole game and no need for a healer or tank.
Luminary Rise of goonzu: not much i can say bout this game. it was a social political game that was ruined by the players itself.
i mean i can go on and on but, there is never gona be one game that not gonna get ruined by a greedy company wanting more money. there are other way of getting more moeny with out ruining the game. examples:
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A long touchdown pass in the final minutes at Lokken Stadium in Valley City on Thursday night gave the Barnes County Deputies a 49-47 win against the Valley City State Vikings, the Deputies' third triumph in as many years.
"They used my strategy of putting every player on the field at once, so they won," said Deputies coach J. Reed Anderson, a veritable leviathan in a sea of football knowledge. "[Viking coach and 1490 AM KOVC AM general manager] Tim Ost is wondering if he'll ever win one."
Hi-Liner miscues and Arlana Prost's 14 digs and six kills powered visiting Fargo Davies over Valley City, 3-0 (25-15, 25-10, 25-12), in Tuesday night's Eastern Dakota Conference opener.
Davies led 11-7 and 22-15 in the first set, and the second set carried the trend with an early 12-4 Eagle lead.
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Valley City's first win of the season, Tuesday's 7-2 home defeat of Wahpeton, will really help them feel at home when Regionals rolls around.
"After a strong showing in Doubles, the Singles had me worried," Hi-Liner head coach Matt Nielson said. "No. 1 and No. 3 Singles were both blowouts, but every other match had spots where the match could go either way. This is a big win for us as it gives us an opportunity to get out of the play-in match and guarantees us home court advantage in case we are in the play-in match."
Dalton Ondracek beat Kylar Jawaski, 6-1, 6-2.
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"We have three new players to tennis this year who are playing Varsity: Riley Miller, Collin White and Hunter Burchill," Valley City head coach Matt Nielson said. "[In] each match, these three played their best match to date. I'm impressed with all three's attitudes, coachability and belief that they can win the next point."
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If you thought Valley City was in trouble at Dickinson on Friday night, you haven't met these Hi-Liners.
Down 14-0 in the second quarter of a game delayed by bus trouble, Valley City scored three times in the second half off three Midget fumbles and held for the upset at Dickinson State's Fisher Field.
"It was guts, especially with a 2A team playing a 3A team," Hi-Liner head coach Scott Roehrich said. "They manhandled us last year [a 48-0 Midget opener at Hanna Field], but these were not the same two teams playing as last year."
Hi-Liner cross country ran in the six-team VCSU Cross Country Meet on Friday and came away with several strong performances.
Eighth-grader Mikayla Wolla won the Girls Junior Varsity division as the JV girls took the title.
Mikaylah Ross won the girls' varsity division race, and the girls placed 2nd as a team.
Casey Engelhard was again the Hi-Liner boys Varsity leader in sixth place as the team took third.
Jack Jordan ran a near-two-minute Junior Varsity personal record.
Valley City heads to Cooperstown on Saturday, Sept 6.
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In honor of Sept. 20's National Gymnastics Day, TNT Kids Fitness & Gymnastics of Fargo, N.D. will host Open Gymnastics Day for children of all abilities, ages five to 14, with one-hour sessions at 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Each athlete's goal is to complete or attempt every station — rings, a rock wall, a run and jump into a pit, tumbling, pull-ups, handstands, trampoline jumps and a balance beam — and fill out a gymnastics punch card.
Valley City boys tennis ventured to Grand Forks on Tuesday to face umpteen-time defending State champion Red River in a match that the Roughriders took, 9-0, but greatness is wrought with formidable opponents.
"Red River looks as dominant as ever," Valley City head coach Matt Nielson said. "They will be the overwhelming favorites to win the State tournament this year, and deservedly so."
Go Far Woman, a women-only running event that held its inaugural race on Aug. 24, 2013, in Fargo, returned on Saturday with over 1,400 finishing in the four events, including participants from Valley City, listed below.
Go Far Woman celebrates the strength, perseverance and courage of women of all ages, types and athletic abilities, and raises money for the Essentia NICU with Newt Running, an organization formed in honor of the late Dr. Renee Schwandt.
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Valley City State University and the VCSU Booster Board will be hosting tailgating and the Nodak Mutual Fan Zone prior to Thursday's home football game against University of Jamestown.
Tailgating and the Nodak Mutual Fan Zone start at 4 p.m. Thursday and are free. The Viking Booster Board will be serving food during tailgating for a free-will donation.
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"This is really a new play," says Gay.
"What we didn't want to do," says Jones, "is what is often done with Shakespeare: Jam it into some time period and then watch it fall apart about two-thirds of the way through. So we just went for it in our own way. You'll still recognize the general [Shakespearean] architecture of the show but there's also [elements of '60s fashion designer] Mary Quant's autobiography, and Beatles mythology along with 'Much Ado' all smashed together. It's like what rap artists do.
"I think of the Matthew Bourne dance pieces a little bit, too. There's a visual and aural storytelling component to it as well as an overall magical feel. We're also using [the 1964 Beatles' film, directed by Richard Lester] 'A Hard Day's Night' as a sort of template for it."
"There's a lot of irreverence in it," says Gay.
"And youth energy," says Jones. "There's a lot of bodies flying about. And we have dance numbers, too [choreographed by Monica Bill Barnes].
"There's kinetic energy and, like the film, it always walks a line of being bad, too out-of-control. It's hard to pull it off so it's not just a complete mess —- but it borders on it. But that's also Rolin's style. It's always teetering on that edge which is why it's so great."
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Between "Jenny Chow," and last year's off-Broadway production of "The Jammer" —- about the roller derby, which Gay also directed —- Jones has carved out a career writing for television.
Jones, a Yale School of Drama grad, has written and/or produced such high-profile and highly-regarded series as "Weeds," "The United States of Tara," "Friday Night Lights" and "Boardwalk Empire." He will next be producer as well as writer for a new series being developed for AMC: "Knifeman," which begins filming later this year in England for broadcast in 2015.
"It's the first show that I've gotten the keys to," says Jones. "It's about a surgeon in 18th Century London. It's basically 'Bladerunner' without the sidewalks."
"I've been mucking around a bit," jokes Jones about his television career. "It's been great fun. And now I have a few more dollars in my pocket so I'm not worried about living check to check. But it's been a weird career.
"My theater stuff seems to have a stronger aesthetic to it but it's not really any different than the TV stuff. You just have to ask yourself what is the story about and what is the most interesting way to tell it, and then write really interesting scenes for really interesting actors, except now you have 50 hours to tell it instead of two or three. But plays are more difficult to write. Two hours is a lot harder than 60 hours in a weird way.
"I found out very quickly that I had an advantage coming from the theater in writing for television that other people didn't have. [For cable series, the studios] want people who can write really great scenes, not necessarily great plays, that's the thing. But playwrights can do that, too, so they have a competitive advantage, plus they've also worked with actors and directors."
As for his film version of "American Idiot" for Universal Studios, he expects to finish it by the end of March. (Michael Mayer, who staged the 2010 Broadway production, is attached as director for the film project.)
"The idea is to get it a little dirtier and a little nastier and translate it into visual terms," he says. "There's not going to be a lot of dialogue and it probably should be a little shorter, too. After that, it just takes it's 'movie time' in getting done."
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34 year old man | Orange Park, FL, USA | Seeking women 25-35 within 50 miles
Just trying to live the dream.
Decided to try the website out and see if anything comes of it. I am a pretty easy going guy and have a wide array of interests. I play soccer, softball, and flag football with my friends on the weekends. It brings the best of both worlds, exercise and friendship. I also go to FSU football games in the fall usually with my dad for a little father/son bonding. I have traveled quite a good bit but I am debating on where to go next. I also like to read many news sources and keep with up current events and I like to hear different opinions on many topics not just a liberal or conservative voice. Overall, I am a pretty easy guy to please and try to enjoy life as much as I can.
Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing sports , Watching sports
Football, Golf, Running, Soccer, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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Middle of the Road
Some of my favorite places to go in town are in the avondale area. I would have to say my favorite travel destination is Ireland.
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
I am a huge music fan of classic rock/pop and 80's and 90's bands like Duran Duran, Oasis, and Pearl Jam.
In my spare time I like to stay active with a variety of sports, read, and travel when I can. I also go to FSU football games in the fall, which I have been doing since I was four years old.
The last thing I read was The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo. However, I mostly read magazines like Sport Illustrated and the paper everyday.
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|What he is looking for
|5'7" (170cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 5'11" (180cms)
|Body type:
|No preference
|No preference
|Dark blonde
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Education / Teacher / Professor
|No preference
I am a world history teacher and despite the occasional frustrations I really do enjoy my job. I get to talk about history/social issues and then I get to go outside and coach football and soccer in the Florida sunshine everyday.
|$35,001 to $50,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|Latino / Hispanic, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Protestant
|Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree
I went to The Florida State University in Tallahassee. I am a seminole born and bred, if your a gator girl I can always overlook a few major shortcomings.