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Along with many pastors in 1994, I watched with great curiosity as pastor and author Chuck Swindoll left First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton, California, after 22 years to become a seminary president. Pastor Chuck's books and broadcasts had provided "insight for living" for my life and "input for preaching" for my sermons. He was then, and remains today, one of my personal heroes and role models for effective, relevant teaching.
Six months later, over lunch with fellow pastors, the discussion turned to the search for his replacement. One pastor spoke for the group: "What idiot would follow Chuck Swindoll?" I shook my head in silent agreement: "Not me." I wasn't looking to make a move, especially to the role of sacrificial lamb!
Fast forward one year to Sunday morning, December 10, 1995. I sat anxiously holding the hand of my wife, Becky, on the front pew of the 5,000-member Fullerton church. I listened as Chuck Swindoll and my mentor, Dr. Howard Hendricks, challenged the church and me at my installation service. For a moment my mind flashed back to that lunch: "Now I know who the idiot is!" But God had clearly led, and when God leads, it is always best to follow. I had frequently taught my churches that you are safer out on a limb with God than you are seated comfortably under the tree without him.
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This December I will celebrate my tenth anniversary as the senior pastor in Fullerton. To the surprise of many, I have survived. The church has grown, and we are joyfully tackling the challenges of being a church in the 21st century. Why has it gone so well? A main reason is that First Free Church was and continues to be today a healthy church.
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Sunset Artwalk at the Winery: Bernardo Winery kicks off its summer series of Friday evening art exhibits, wine tastings, live music and food booths; 4 to 8 p.m. today (and Fridays through Oct. 4); 13330 Paseo Del Verano, Rancho Bernardo; free; (858) 487-1866.
Inter-Tribal Powwow: The San Luis Rey Mission Indian Foundation presents its 17th annual powwow at the Mission San Luis Rey. Events include parades, dancing, drumming, arts and crafts and Indian foods for sale; 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday; 4050 Mission Ave., Oceanside; free; (760) 724-8505.
Filipino Cultural Day: The Filipino-American Cultural Association of North San Diego County presents its 12th annual celebration of Filipino music, dance, arts, food and local talent; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday; Oceanside Civic Center Library Plaza, 330 N. Coast Highway, Oceanside; free; filamsandiegonorthcounty.com.
Encinitas Environment Day: The annual community ecology fair will feature educational exhibits, the Wyland Clean Water Mobile Learning Experience museum, the Art Miles mural project and environmental films and artwork; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday; Cottonwood Creek Park, 95 Encinitas Blvd., Encinitas; free shuttle from city hall; eeday.org.
"An Evening of Celtic Music": U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion Jamie Laval and Irish-style guitarist Dan Compton; 7:30 p.m. today; Arts 111, Cal State San Marcos, 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos; $20, general; $4, parking; jamielavalcsusm.eventbrite.com.
Peter Pupping & William Wilson: Classical/Latin guitar duo; 7:30 p.m. today; Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 925 Balour Drive, Encinitas; $12; (760) 943-0755.
Breakthrough Concert: Graduates of the women's Breakthrough Performance Workshop will sing, speak and perform; 7 p.m. Sunday; Carlsbad Village Theatre, 2822 State St., Carlsbad; $10; (760) 652-5568.
San Diego Youth Symphony Ovation Concert: 4 p.m. Sunday; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $35, adults; $30, seniors, military; $10, students; (800) 988- 4253.
San Diego Civic Youth Orchestra: The primary, intermediate, chamber and wind ensembles will perform; 3 p.m. Sunday; Carlsbad Cultural Arts Center, 3557 Monroe St., Carlsbad; $10, adults; $8, seniors/military; $5, youth; carlsbadcac.com.
Around the World in Ballet: Students in Cindy Ahler's Escondido Recreation ballet classes will perform a recital; 3 p.m. Saturday; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $2; (800) 988-4253.
"Becoming Cuba": North Coast Repertory Theatre presents the world premiere of Melinda Lopez's family drama set in 1890s Cuba; 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; through June 23; North Coast Repertory Theatre, 987D Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Solana Beach; $37-$54; northcoastrep.org or (858) 481-1055.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat": Encore Youth Theatre presents the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical featuring Vista youths; 8 p.m. today through Sunday and June 14-16; Moonlight Amphitheatre, Brengle Terrace Park, 1200 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista; $18-$25; (760) 521-1725, encoreyouthproductions.com.
"Monty Python's Spamalot": Premiere Productions presents this wacky, Tony-winning musical adaptation of the 1975 English film comedy "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"; runs today through June 23; 8 p.m. Fridays; 1 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 1 p.m. Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; Welk Resorts Theatre, 8860 Lawrence Welk Drive, Escondido; $30.50; (888) 802-7469, welktheatersandiego.com.
"Seascape": New Village Arts presents Edward Albee's absurdist comedy about an elderly couple whose beach picnic is disturbed by two giant sea creatures; 8 p.m. Friday; 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; New Village Arts, 2787 State St., Carlsbad; $22-$33; newvillagearts.org or (760) 433-3245.
"Bus Stop": PowPAC, Poway's Community Theatre presents William Inge's classic play about a group of travelers stranded in a bus station in a small Kansas town; 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; through June 19; PowPAC, 13250 Poway Road, Poway; $15-$18; powpac.org or (858) 679-8085.
Artists Gallery: "Summertime" runs through June 29; 121 W. Grand Ave., Escondido; (760) 489-0338, (760) 741-3117 or escondidoartists.org.
Brandon Gallery: "Art By the Inch," the gallery's annual fundraiser where artists will design a mural in-house that will be cut up and sold in sections, is now in progress and will be complete June 15; reception and sale, 4 to 7 p.m. June 22; 105 N. Main Ave., Fallbrook; fallbrookbrandongallery.org or (760) 723-1330.
California Center for the Arts, Escondido, Museum: "Art Illustrated: Celebrating Comic Art" runs June 20 through July 28; 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $5 adults, $4 seniors and active military, $3 students with ID, free for children younger than 12; Escondido residents get in for $1 July 1-Sept. 3 (with ID); (760) 839-4120 or artcenter.org/museum.
Cannon Art Gallery: "On Your Own Time" featuring art by Carlsbad city employees and their families, runs June 20-July 12; 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad; (760) 602-2021.
Cardiff Library Gallery: "Calculated Scapes," paintings by Jim Hornung, runs through June 30; 2081 Newcastle Ave., Cardiff; (760) 753-4027.
Carlsbad City Library: "Red Lines at the Dove," an exhibit of art quilts by the Free Spirits Art Quilt Group, is on display through June 28; 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad; (760) 434-7491.
Encinitas Civic Art Gallery: "Paintings and Modern Scrimshaw" by Ben Darby runs through July 16; 505 S. Vulcan Ave., Encinitas; (760) 633-2600.
Encinitas Community & Senior Center: "Whispering Trees," ceramic and glass work by Lily Pourat, runs through Aug. 30; 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas; lilythepotter.com.
Encinitas Library Gallery: "Color 2013" by John and Muffy Peugh runs through July 16; "The Shape of Things: James Hubbell Sculpture" runs through July 22; 540 Cornish Drive, Encinitas; (760) 753-7376.
Escondido Municipal Gallery: "Small Scale" runs today through July 6; Escondido Municipal Gallery, 262 E. Grand Ave., Escondido; (760) 480-4101.


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The morning of Game 2 in the Alaska Aces' playoff series with the San Francisco Bulls -- the Aces won Friday night's opener 5-1 -- brought an optional skate for the Aces.
For what it's worth about, half the team got on the ice at Sullivan Arena and the other half followed the path of noted rink philosopher and former Aces center Kimbi Daniels -- "Once again, I choose to exercise my option.''
Among the guys who skated were five guys who were in the lineup Friday: Defensemen Corey Syvret and Brad Gorham, and forwards Chris Clackson, Alex Hudson and Andy Taranto. Also skating were defensemen B.J. Crum, Dustin Molle and Mike Baran, and forwards Tommy Mele and Spencer Bennett, and goaltender Mark Guggenberger. They were on the ice with assistant coaches Scott Burt and Louis Mass.
Aces coach Rob Murray said he expects to go with the same lineup tonight that he used Friday. One caveat -- winger Garry Nunn, who opened the scoring Friday, apparently suffered an upper-body injury Friday and it wasn't clear at the skate this morning whether he will be in the lineup tonight.
If Nunn's a scratch, Murray said, right wing Taranto will move up to Nick Mazzolini's top line, Hudson will slot in on right wing on Zach Harrison's third line in Taranto's place and Mele will jump into the lineup as the 10th forward.
On a completely unrelated note, The Blog doesn't travel with the team -- in the last several years, the only exception is the Kelly Cup Finals -- so he misses out on learning little things about the team. Example: Aces broadcaster Josh Bogorad mentioned Friday night that Murray often does crossword puzzles on the road.
Murray this morning said he usually does the crossword in the morning because hotels usually provide a free newspaper. He said he also does them between periods on the road, when he's usually the only coach with the club. Said it helps kill seven or eight minutes, after he's made a few notes and then addressed the team, when he's alone in some coaching "office'' set aside for the visiting coach.
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Campaign Finance after Citizens United public forum will be from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the City Hall Council Chambers, 400 N. Main St. The free presentation is being sponsored by the League of Women Voters and New Mexico Common Cause. The presentation will be a review of the scope of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010), presenting alternative options for campaign finance, and introducing prospective legislation for consideration during the 2013 New Mexico legislative session.
The Doña Ana Archaeological Society will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the auditorium, Good Samaritan 3011 Buena Vida Circle. James Hester, professor emeritus, University of Colorado, will give a slide based presentation 'Adventures in Archaeology." He will share the unique events he experienced while doing archaeology in the field for more than 40 years. Free. Info: 575-524-9497.
Doña Ana Community College and the Valley Communities Library Association will host a special endowment event, "Binnie Goes to College," at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the DACC Gadsden Campus commons area, 1700 O'Hara Rd., in Anthony. Additional contributions to the Binnie the Book Bug Endowed Scholarship Fund can be made to the New Mexico State University Foundation, P.O. Box 3590, Las Cruces, NM 88003.
The Local Emergency Planning Committee of Doña Ana County annual breakfast meeting will be from 8 to 11 a.
Native Plant Society of New Mexico, Las Cruces Chapter, will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the conference room, University Terrace Good Samaritan Village, 3011 Buena Vida Circle. Nathan Small, Las Cruces City Councilor and NM Wilderness Alliance's Wilderness Protection Coordinator, will present "Monumental: The Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Proposal." Info: Carolyn Gressitt, 575-523-8413 or Al Krueger, 575-532-1036.
Bone Boosters of Southern New Mexico will hold their Wellness Through Movement class at 11:30 Thursday at the Women's Resource Center classroom, Suite 404, Mountain View Medical Plaza, 4351 E. Lohman Ave. The topic will be "Joy of Movement/Nurturing Your Living Bones" with accredited Tai Chi Chih Instructor Rose J. Diosdado. This class will be participatory if attendees so choose. Please wear comfortable clothing. Pre-registration is not required. Info: Marge, 575-522-5106.
Local Collaborative 3 Membership meeting will take place at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Families and Youth, Inc., 1320 S. Solano Drive. Open to the public.
The Tea Party general meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mountain View Christian Church, 231 Three Crosses Ave. This meeting will be for nominating officers.
The Illinois Club will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at Los Campas Restaurant, 1120 Commerce Drive. Dinner is on your own. Persons who have moved from Illinois are welcome to join the group. There is no membership fee. The idea of the club is to socialize and learn about the area from others. Info: 575-680-6515.


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Doing all the hard work needed to succeed but making it look utterly effortless, Cameron Diaz epitomizes the magic that is Hollywood. Yep, there's something about Camy! Improbably transitioning from Southern California tomboy to globetrotting model to Hollywood A-lister, the actress gets candid about the journey in her new E! Entertainment Special: Cameron Diaz (premiering June 23 at 10 p.m. ET/PT).
In our exclusive clip from the special (above), Cameron and the photographer who "discovered" her hanging out at a party look back at the micro moment that led to a mega career.
Tune in June 23 at 10 p.m. ET/PT to catch Cam and her close pals and colleagues spill backstage details and personal insights. Best of all, not only is Cam a fantastic entertainer and a total hottie, she's also a great humanitarian.


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Bill Cosby, Bud Selig on tap for weekend college commencements
Humor and baseball will take center stage, along with thousands of college graduates, this weekend in Milwaukee. And you can follow it all through the Journal Sentinel's coverage, including a social media Storify that's already rolling to capture the good-byes, the celebrations and the nostalgic traditions.
Bill Cosby will be Marquette University's commencement speaker Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the BMO Harris Bradley Center. As part of the ceremony, Cosby will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree. Marquette University will livestream the ceremony, including Cosby's speech, at its website. The Journal Sentinel will pick up that feed and livestream it at jsonline.com Sunday at 9:30 a.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Another Emmy nominee with local ties airs Saturday
Another Emmy Award nomination has local ties.
Milwaukee Opera Theatre 2014-'15 season preview
Fearlessness and a passion for collaboration will imbue the Milwaukee Opera Theatre's next campaign.
Artistic director Jill Anna Ponasik has the nimble, singer-centered company performing in five different locations during the 2014-'15 season. »Read Full Article
Wiz Khalifa's Under the Influence of Music Tour cancels Alpine Valley show
The Under the Influence of Music Tour — with an all-star hip-hop lineup including Wiz Khalifa,Jeezy and other artists — has canceled its Aug. 9 show at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy "due to unforeseen circumstances," promoter Live Nation announced Friday.
Live Nation says the tour's Aug. 5 stop at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Ill., is still on, however. »Read Full Article(8)
Generations at 5 Points expanding in Waukesha, as RiverMill Foods moves to Elm Grove
Generations at 5 Points in downtown Waukesha will expand into a neighboring storefront, adding a second kitchen, a second bar and more seating.
Jeff Oberholtzer, the chef and an owner, said the addition could open as soon as September. The storefront, at 290 W. Main St., was vacated last week by RiverMill Foods. »Read Full Blog Post
Fighting parents act like kids in Umbrella Group's 'Carnage'
"Why have children in the first place?"
So asks Veronica, one of the four parents who become kids themselves — of the "Lord of the Flies" variety — during the Tony-winning "God of Carnage," the 70-minute Yasmina Reza play receiving its Milwaukee premiere under Bo Johnson's direction, in the entertaining inaugural production from the just-formed Umbrella Group Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee's Richard Carsey, Jamie Johns handle 'Phantom of the Opera'
Two Milwaukee guys who spent years making Skylight Music Theatre shows sound great are now doing the same thing for the national tour of "The Phantom of the Opera." Happily for local showgoers, that tour visits Milwaukee for performances July 23 through Aug. 3.
Musical director Richard Carsey and associate musical director Jamie Johns conduct the "Phantom" orchestra for this tour and do the behind-the-scenes work necessary to support Cooper Grodin (The Phantom), Julia Udine (Christine) and the rest of the ensemble. It's the same kind of work they did as musical directors and keyboard accompanists at the Skylight, only without so many trucks. »Read Full Article
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Butch's Red Mill in Brookfield opens
Butch's Red Mill Pub & Eatery, serving sandwiches, pub snacks and Friday fish fry, has opened at 1005 S. Elm Grove Road, Brookfield.
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What to do this weekend in Milwaukee
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The Chocolate 5K — yep, a timed race with chocolate stops along the course — starts at 9 a.m. Saturday in Estabrook Park, 4400 N. Estabrook Parkway. Organizers pledge more chocolate fun after the race (there's talk of a Chocolate Slip 'N Slide, among other things), along with music and other entertainment. Registration, starting at 7 a.m., is $45 per person. »Read Full Article
Jerry Seinfeld to play Milwaukee's Riverside Theater Oct. 10
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is coming back to the Riverside Theater for a 7 p.m. performance Oct. 10.
Although he's still best known for a self-titled sitcom that this month is marking its 25th anniversary, Seinfeld is nothing if not current. His online series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" — which is just like it sounds, with Seinfeld and a fellow comic talking about being funny while driving to get some java — received an Emmy nomination Thursday for outstanding short-format nonfiction program. »Read Full Article(7)
On Tap Today: Bastille Days, South Shore Frolic and theater
In summer, the fun and the festivals go on and on.
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Every song has a meaning behind it, one in which we can all relate to somehow. This song may not have been an inspiration for me growing up, but I feel its message will teach so many young children a lot about life.
The movie itself inspired me as it was not you typical fairy-tale, as Anna's true love was not in fact a handsome prince but the true love of her sister. This is a lesson which will teach children that family are so important and not every happy ending is where a princess finds her prince. Personally I feel the typical fairy-tale ending set expectations high for children, especially girls, which suggests their only way to be happy is to fall in love and get married, when this is not entirely true. There is so much more to life than falling in love and this is not really expressed in most Disney films. Thus, influencing the younger generation that love and marriage are the most important things in life, when personally I feel there is a lot more to experience before falling in love.
The song 'let it go' is all about becoming the real you, its about freeing yourself from what society expects you to be and to find true happiness within yourself. Elsa has concealed herself from society as she doesn't fit in with the real world, however the song teaches all of us to let go of all of our fears and to free ourselves.
The part of the song where Elsa sings 'I don't care what they're going to say' teaches us that we shouldn't care what people have to say or think about us, they are irrelevant and she goes on to sing 'its funny how some distance makes everything seem small' suggesting that if we push those out of our lives who cannot accept us or make us feel inadequate they becoming meaningless and irrelevant to our lives. I can relate so strongly to these lyrics, as I learnt that if I ignore what people say and start to not care about their opinions their voices would become so meaningless that their words could no longer hurt me.
Furthermore, the song represents the idea of a women standing on her own being free and strong. This strength is within us all. We do all depend on some people for happiness however the song reminds us that 'isolation' isn't such a bad thing. It teaches us about the inner strength that doesn't come from the people around us. The lyric 'I'll rise like the break of dawn' shows the inner strength of becoming someone better than what is expected of us. The message in the song ' that perfect girl is gone' teaches us that we are not all perfect. I think this song will help a lot of young girls realise that they are beautiful in every single way and that being yourself is the most important thing.
If you ever listen to the song, just take some time out to really analyse the lyrics, read in between the lines and hopefully you will realise how much of a strong and inspirational message this song gives off especially to young children who would be watching the Disney film.


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It's probably to stop you wetting the bed when you have a full bladder, but we don't know for sure. Science here:
I am not going to name names but I am eating waffles right now and this has always really bothered me. I asked my biology teacher in ninth grade and she sent me to the prinicpal's office and made me get a note from my parents promising I'd never ask that again
It's probably to stop you wetting the bed when you have a full bladder, but we don't know for sure. Science here:
Jon Miller: MikeH speaks the truth
Jon Miller: MikeH is a shockingly revolting dolt and a masturbatory urine-reeking sideshow freak whose word is as valuable as an aging cow paddy.
We've got both kinds
Either that, or ****ing.
"My nation is the world, and my religion is to do good." --Thomas Paine
"The subject of onanism is inexhaustable." --Sigmund Freud
So Wiglaf is a latent bed-wetter?
"I say shoot'em all and let God sort it out in the end!
The purpose is to get you some loving before you have to go off to work.
To make sure you get the priorities for the day straight.
"post reported"Winston, on the barricades for freedom of speech
"I don't like laws all over the world. Doesn't mean I am going to do anything but post about it."Jon Miller :b:
Does anyone seriously have sex in the morning? The full bladder thing is much more plausible. Excepting the movie 40 Year Old Virgin I have never seen a man urinate while erection is in progress.
It is quite possible to pee with an erection. It's just that aiming is more difficult. As for sex in the morning, I do it all the time. I'm a morning person, and there's something marvelously aesthetically pleasing about a thin ray of light from the window coming to rest on a pair of naked human breasts.
No offense but your three line poetic description killed my morning erection. I still think you could write a good self published book but you need to up your game.
NO NO NO. Biological IMPOSSIBLE.It is quite possible to pee with an erection. It's just that aiming is more difficult.
I agree with Wiglaf
JM is going to say something about this soon, i can sense it
If there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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Yes, people have morning sex, frequently
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Succulent and Bejeweled Mother Goddess, who is always moisturised yet never greasy, always patient yet never suffers fools~Starchild
Dragons? Yup- big flying lizards with an attitude. ~ Laz
You are forgiven because you are FABULOUS ~ Imran
If you're not banging your woman in the morning, you're doing it wrong.
Using a pee-hard-on for sex is gross and unsatisfying.
First go pee, then get your lovin'.
Try it and see. You have to sort of half-squat and depress your angle of fire to hit the bowl, but it's possible. If it weren't, I would have died from an exploded bladder halfway through my teenage years.NO NO NO. Biological IMPOSSIBLE.
Using morning glory for sex is a terrible thing to do. It's hard to come, and all you can think is going to the loo.
clearly you're doing it wrong, onodera.
I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
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I just strolled over to the technology forum and noticed something. Wiglaf has started a thread asking for recommendations on hair dryers (with "advanced features"). Case closed.
To get your dick wet.
"I hope I get to punch you in the face one day" - MRT144, Imran Siddiqui
'I'm fairly certain that a ban on me punching you in the face is not a "right" worth respecting." - loinburger
clearly you're doing it wrong, onodera.
All right, sexpert, enllighten me. I say you simply have erectile problems if you have to use your morning wood for sex instead of going to the toilet and getting a normal one five minutes later.
There is a lot of mud throwing in this thread directed at me personally. Let's please keep this civil and focus on checking the facts, has anyone actually had sex in the morning (Elok speaks in self published verse so nothing he says can be taken seriously) and if so have you managed to pee while you have a bonar? It seems evolutionarily impermissable because of the possibility of peeing during entercourse.
It's definitely possible to pee with an erection, it's just harder and takes concentration.
As for sex in the morning, I'm never awake enough until about 4 hours after I get up.
"The issue is there are still many people out there that use religion as a crutch for bigotry and hate. Like Ben."
Ben Kenobi: "That means I'm doing something right. "
I knew we could agree on something. I have it even worse because I am straight and the last thing I want is to impregnate my secretary when I think I am just turning off the alarm clock.
Actually I don't know what you're basing this on because it's not possible for ANYTHING to come out when you have an erection, remember that the same chemical signals that trigger an erection also prevent anything from coming out of the penis area.It's definitely possible to pee with an erection, it's just harder and takes concentration.
Wiglaf- how many men will it take telling you it's possible to piss with a knob-on before you concede the point?
Our cocks are superior to yours and can multi-task. Deal with it.
The genesis of the "evil Finn" concept- Evil, evil Finland
What are you?
No one has claimed they can piss and ejaculate, for the record. And no one here I will wager has done ANYTHING with an erection aside from the OBVIOUS.
Are you sure that you are in ownership of a penis, Wiggy?
I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.
- John 13:34-35 (NRSV)
In better terms, Wiggy, your penis is an iPhone, ours are Android and thus better.
I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.
- John 13:34-35 (NRSV)


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Port Authority Board Members
Port Authority of Allegheny County board members and officers as of Friday following the board's annual meeting.
Jeff Letwin
Age: 59
Post: Chairman
Occupation: Attorney, managing partner at Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis
Noteworthy: Voted to fire former CEP Steve Bland. Former solicitor at county's Airport Authority, he remains special counsel handling legal issues related to possible gas drilling at airport.
Tom Donatelli
Age: 64
Post: Vice chairman
Occupation: Assistant vice president of construction services, Michael Baker Jr. Inc.
Noteworthy: Voted to fire Bland. Former director of Allegheny County Public Works.
John Tague
Age: 66
Post: Treasurer
Occupation: Principal at JT Consulting Services, which advises groups on disability policies and training programs.
Noteworthy: Voted to fire Bland. Has muscular dystrophy and uses wheelchair.
Constance Parker
Age: 70
Post: Secretary
Occupation: Community relations coordinator for PennDOT's District 11, including Allegheny County.
Noteworthy: Voted to fire Bland. President of NAACP's Pittsburgh branch.
John A. Brooks
Age: 71
Post: Member
Occupation: Retired CEO of Greater Pittsburgh Regional Council of Carpenters.
Noteworthy: Opposed firing Bland, though didn't vote Friday. Former chairman and board's longest-serving member, appointed in 1996.
Mavis Rainey
Age: 47
Post: Member
Occupation: Executive Director of Oakland Transportation Management Association.
Noteworthy: Voted against firing Bland. On board of Oakland Planning and Development Corp.
Amanda Green Hawkins
Age: 41
Post: Member
Occupation: Director of Civil and Human Rights, assistant general counsel for United Steelworkers .
Noteworthy: Voted against firing Bland. Sits on Allegheny County Council.
Eddie Edwards Jr.
Age: 39
Post: Member
Occupation: Attorney at Dinsmore & Stohl.
Noteworthy: Voted against firing Bland. Has been agent for pro athletes.
Joseph G. Brimmeier
Age: 64
Occupation: Former CEO of Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Noteworthy: Voted to fire Bland. Former chief of staff to former U.S. Rep. Ron Klink, D-Murrysville, who was County Executive Rich Fitzgerald's choice to succeed Bland as interim CEO.
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Ball State coach Brady Hoke calls for a time-out against Nebraska in Lincoln, Neb., on Sept. 22, 2007. / ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Louisiana State coach Les Miles officially out of the running for the vacant Michigan football coaching job, speculation turns to San Diego State coach Brady Hoke, a former U-M assistant.
Hoke, a 52-year-old who coached the defensive line at U-M for eight seasons (1995-2002), has successfully rebuilt two programs since leaving Ann Arbor -- first Ball State, which he took to a 12-1 record in 2008, then San Diego State, which he took to a 9-4 record this year.
Hoke's strong ties to former coach Lloyd Carr would be a significant asset, given the deep recruiting roots the staff had in the state and the Midwest.
As a recruiter, Hoke has thrived in talent-rich California, bringing in some of U-M's elite players of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Salary surely will not be an obstacle, as Hoke made $675,000 in base pay this year. He was negotiating an extension, which the San Diego Union-Tribune reported he never signed, for up to $1 million per year. Considering Rich Rodriguez, who was fired Wednesday by U-M athletic director Dave Brandon, made $2.5 million, Hoke likely won't be a major challenge to sign.
Hoke made it clear his love for Michigan to the San Diego State administration and intimated that he likely would leave if offered U-M's job.
He was associated with a number of jobs earlier this off-season, including Minnesota's, where he talked to officials. He also was mentioned for openings at Pittsburgh and Indiana.
Hoke's career record is 47-50, and his teams have been invited to three bowls, although he didn't coach the 2008 season GMAC Bowl because he left Ball State for San Diego State.
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RLM finally did it / Plinkett reviews Star Trek
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Is this the first time he's ever liked a movie? I haven't seen all of them, but I don't remember him ever liking a movie before. And yes, they're more entertaining when he hates the movie. If only the TNG cast had made one more for him to eviscerate.
He was ok with Avatar. I don't think he thought it was the masterpiece everyone else thought it was.
I liked the review. I had the same problem with the convenience of Kirk being on the same ice planet as Scotty & Old Spock.
But Chris Pine is so hot, the movie could be about nothing and I would still watch.
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New models of trader beliefs and their application for explaining financial bubbles
One challenging and exigent problem in behavior finance is how to establish verifiable models describing the appearance and burst of price bubbles. Current results are enhanced in this paper through a series of improvement as follows: new models are proposed for describing the return and dividend processes, especially the trader's behavior with the adaptive expectation belief and the bounded rational expectation belief, respectively; with these models, we establish dynamical systems in terms of the price-to-earnings ratio and the forecast-to-earnings ratio; the detailed solution and asymptotic analysis of these equations provide new, elaborate and quantitative explanations for both the formation and disappearance of different price bubbles; inspired by the herd behavior framework, a new random belief evolutionary mechanism is devised to model the belief change between two beliefs; a specific genetic algorithm is designed to efficiently estimate model parameters; simulation and empirical studies are carried out to illustrate the application of new methods. Both theoretical and empirical results sufficiently show the reasonability, practicality, efficiency and robustness of our new models and methods for properly explaining the appearance and burst of different kinds of price bubbles.
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It's the job opening that no one wanted to see.
Untold numbers of hearts were heavy in December when the Marshall family decided it was time for Deborah Marshall, Columbia County's longtime, beloved elections director to retire. Despite the fervent prayers and well-wishes of virtually everyone in the community, Marshall simply wasn't able to return from surgery she underwent in April for a malignant brain tumor.
Do the math.
There are a dozen licensed animal rescue groups operating in Columbia County, all of them private except for the county's Animal Services Department.
In less than two weeks, there will be one fewer rescue group as the state Department of Agriculture shuts down Happy Tails Rescue.
Will that closure result in a miraculous, commensurate drop in the number of animals needing to be rescued from human irresponsibility? Will pet owners suddenly and collectively race to have their pets neutered to avoid further growth of the pet overpopulation?
The accolades keep rolling in for the Lady Antebellum Pavilion.
The latest is the Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies and the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers.
The Evans Towne Center Park pavilion was one of five structures around the state – and the only one outside the Atlanta area – to grab the recognition. Augusta engineering and architectural design firm Johnson Laschober and Associates P.C. picked up the prize during a recent event at Georgia Tech.
There are few things more troubling than seeing a law enforcement officer arrested for breaking the law.
Yet there also are few things more reassuring than knowing if a Columbia County cop breaks the law, then he's no longer going to be a Columbia County cop.
The coincidence was too much for the public not to notice.
Newly elected Richmond County Sheriff Richard Roundtree had barely moved into his office when he asked for a raise that would have bumped him up on par with the pay of the retired veteran he'd just replaced. County officials there planned to consider Roundtree's request for a raise in secret, but fortunately they later held the discussion in the open and turned it down (through Augusta's usual method: gridlock failure).
Two sentences, handed down within hours of each other on Friday in Columbia County courts, provide a perfect, encapsulated example of justice, of the promise of juvenile rehabilitation – and of the futility of showing mercy to hardened criminals.
In the first case, Juvenile Court Judge Doug Flanagan sentenced a 14-year-old boy to two years' probation for the involuntary manslaughter of Kristen Burnette, 13, this past Halloween.
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A few weeks ago, some of the folks in nearby neighborhoods were all but ready to put out "for sale" signs out of fear that the Columbia County Alternative School was relocating to the soon-to-be-vacant Evans Elementary campus.
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On Behalf of the staff and management at Canterbury Park, I'd like to welcome you to what promises to be the best season of racing in the history of our racetrack. We're proud of what we have to offer horsemen and for those of you that have been with us before - thanks for joining us again. If you are new and participating in our racing season for the first time - it is truly our pleasure to have you.
Things are certainly on the rise with racing in Minnesota. As you are likely aware, in June of 2012, Canterbury Park signed a ten-year, $75 million cooperative purse enhancement and marketing agreement with the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community – the owners of Mystic Lake Casino Hotel. This agreement has reinvigorated the racing industry in Minnesota and helps us to offer a nationally competitive purse structure. When you consider the moderate climate of our summers and add to that the fact that our dirt track and turf course are considered some of the safest in the country, it's no wonder that interest in being a part of our racing program has never been higher.
As you will see, our condition book is structured to offer a wide selection of races for open horses as well as Minnesota-breds. We've spent a lot of time listening to horsemen from all over the country and believe we have a spot for your horses regardless of their level. It's our goal to make your experience at Canterbury Park as enjoyable and profitable as possible.
Let me know how we can help you. We're in the midst of a fantastic meet and believe that your participation is a key to our success. Thanks for all you do for racing at Canterbury Park!
Eric Halstrom
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Coldwater Cardinals are riding the wave of extracurricular success! Our Varsity Football Team was 8-1 in the regular season (1-8 just 2 years ago), JV Football had only one loss for an 8-1 record, the Boys' Varsity Tennis Team was the undefeated Conference Champion ranking 8th in the state, and JV Boys' Soccer was undefeated. Senior Nooh Aljabaly is the first CHS player ever to be named First Team All State and Junior Wageeh Saeed was named Honorable Mention All State in Division 2. The Varsity Boys' Soccer team finished the year with a 15-5-2 record. The CHS Girls' Varsity Volleyball finished 3rd in the Conference, and our CHS Marching Band received a 1 rating at festival for the second straight year. Tanner Holbrook, a leader in the CHS Marching Band, has been selected as the first ever 2-time Macy's Great American Drum Major. Needless to say, it's good to be a Cardinal!
Although we hear a lot about sports teams in our community, it's also good to remember a couple other things about high school student athletes and the impact of extracurricular activities. In high school, participation in sports is the most popular extracurricular activity in the United States and, although engagement in sports requires time, energy, and dedication, it also increases academic performance. It is well documented that being involved in sports correlates with higher GPAs, lower dropout rates, and stronger commitments to school compared to the average, non-athletic high school participant. In an average year, Coldwater High School has over 200 students playing sports in any one season.
Student athletes have to meet eligibility requirements that require them to maintain a certain GPA and avoid absences if they want to play. Researchers at Michigan State University determined that students who participated in vigorous sports did 10 percent better in Science, English, Math and Social Studies compared to non-athletic students. Different studies show various results regarding athlete vs. non-athlete GPAs, with some showing athletes having a full point higher GPA than non-athletes.
Although most of our students won't go to college on a sports scholarship or won't compete professionally, we are happy knowing that being involved in sports in high school affects not only their learning success and builds skills that they will need to be successful adults.
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We are proud of the number of students who perform double-duty being involved in extra-curricular activities as well as being well-rounded active students. We realize the impact and influence our student athletes have on our community and we hope you will join us as we ride the wave of Cardinal Pride.
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Yuval Levin highlighted this yesterday, and it's one of the most revealing things I've seen recently, not just about Obamacare, but how the left generally views the exercise of power.
First, a refresher: Buried deep within the Obamacare bill is the Democrats' plan for lowering Medicare costs -- something called the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB). Here's how it works:
It's a panel comprised of 15 presidential appointees who are tasked with reducing Medicare spending. The panel is is given certain spending targets that kick in in 2014. At first those targets are on a sliding scale, but by 2018 the spending targets are set at the rate of GDP growth with an additional half of a percentage point tacked on. (Originally, it was GDP plus a full percentage point, but according to the "framework" released prior to the President's speech the spending target has been reduced.)
Any recommendations IPAB makes about Medicare spending automatically become law. Congress can only override IPAB with a three-fifths majority vote, which is a very high legislative hurdle, or they can pass their own Medicare plan that meets the same spending target. There's no administrative process for doctors or citizens to challenge the board's decisions. There's a school of thought that says IPAB is even more blatantly unconstitutional than the individual mandate, as its power sounds legislative in nature -- its declarations would have the force of law -- and therefore cannot legitimately be delegated to an executive entity.
For more on the constitutional problems with IPAB see this piece I wrote for THE WEEKLY STANDARD. But to sum things up, IPAB takes 13 percent of the federal budget and gives it to unelected bureaucrats to determine how it's spent, with almost no congressional oversight and no way for citizens to challenge the bureaucrats decisions. Sounds terrifying right?
Well, the left-wing Center for American Progress thinks that IPAB is the answer to our fiscal prayers. If IPAB works for health care -- and it won't, for a variety fo reasons enumerated at the links above -- why not apply it to whatever we need it for? Yuval Levin flags this proposal from the Center for American Progress aimed at addressing all of America's fiscal woes:
In our plan, aggressive implementation of PPACA, along with some enhancements to its existing cost-control mechanisms, will result in dramatically lower health expenditures, both for the federal government and overall. But predicting the exact effect of the myriad test programs and reforms in the new health law is fraught with uncertainty. Thus we also include a failsafe mechanism that would ensure significant savings. Our failsafe would be triggered if, starting in 2020, total economywide health care expenditures grow at a rate faster than the economy. Should that happen, we would empower the IPAB to extend successful reforms in Medicare and other public programs to insurance plans offered in the health care exchanges and then potentially to all health care plans, such that the target is met. This will ensure that costs are constrained across the health care sector, preventing cost-shifting and maintaining access for all.
That's right -- the Center for American Progress is more or less in favor handing off the whole of America's budget issues to a likely unconstitutional panel of democratically unaccountable bureaucrats with no meaningful oversight. Or to put it more bluntly, this is basically a recipe for tyranny.
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Just a baby's prayer at twilight
From Edison records catalog: After you have listened to this Re-Creation a few times you will probably decide it is one of the most perfectly rendered songs you ever heard. Notice, particularly, the orchestra accompaniment in the refrain. This lyric gives a new idea to the many "war-lyrics" that have been written. "Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight, for a Daddy Over There." Few ...
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my question relates to Interface Builder and an IKImageBrowserView not implementing bindings as I would expect.
I have a fairly long key path to get to an NSArrayController, the contents of which I want to display in the IKImageBrowserView.
This is the key path I am binding an NSTextField's Display Pattern binding to:
currentOrder.imagesArray.unvalidatedImages.arrangedObjects.@count of the AppDelegate.
This works fine and gives me the number of unvalidated items in the array of images belonging to the current order, which is what it is supposed to.
When I attempt to bind the following key path to the IKImageBrowserView's
currentOrder.imagesArray.unvalidatedImages.arrangedObjects of the AppDelegate, Interface Builder gives no error but instead acts as if I hadn't entered anything. When I click back to the inspector, the bindings key path is blank again.
It does however log the following to the Console:
Ignoring exception related to working with bindings: NSUnknownKeyException, [<NSCustomObject> addObserver:<IKImageBrowserView ...> forKeyPath:@"currentOrder.imagesArray.unvalidatedImages.arrangedObjects" ...] was sent to an object that is not KVC-compliant for the "currentOrder" property.
My AppDelegate implements
currentOrder as an @property retained and all sub-keys are also @properties. I can be sure that these properties are KVC-okay because the NSTextField above is able to read changes without a problem. Interestingly enough the IKImageBrowserView's
selectionIndexes is able to bind to
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content that can't.
I have implemented a workaround whereby I have placed an NSArrayController in my nib file and bound the Content Array to
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So by now, you know that content really is king (can you believe we used to debate about this?).
Content is the backbone of your site. Content is what will help you rank #1 on Google. And, when you're ranking #1 on Google, content is going to be what encourages your customers to buy your products, sign up to your mailing lists… whatever.
We hound on content a lot. But it's for very good reason. And if you're having any difficulties in your business (low conversion rate, low customer retention rates, high bounce rates, etc), it will almost always be traced back to content.
Although this won't ALWAYS be the case, a good rule to follow is, if your business is lagging behind in some area, it's likely because of the content.
Remember Panda?
Of course, content is going to make or break your site on the Google rankings. Remember Panda, that pesky algorithm we've been talking about for the last year? How could you forget!
Well, when Panda came out, Google wanted to make one thing crystal clear: content matters more than almost anything else. If you have bad content, you're not going to rank on page #1. It's that simple!
As you can see, if you have poor content (hint: 500 word articles are bad), your business will be hurting.
What can be done to fix it?
Well, when Google released Panda, they gave us a list of questions we could use to audit our content. Not-so-surprisingly, all these questions also have to do with the quality of your BUSINESS. It's not just SEO – it's everything!
Here are some of the questions:
1) Would you trust the information presented in this article?
2) Is this article written by an expert or enthusiast who knows the topic well, or is it more shallow in nature?
3) Does the site have duplicate, overlapping, or redundant articles on the same or similar topics with slightly different keyword variations?
4) Would you be comfortable giving your credit card information to this site?
Does this article have spelling, stylistic, or factual errors?
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6) Does the article provide original content or information, original reporting, original research, or original analysis?
7) Does the page provide substantial value when compared to other pages in search results?
8) How much quality control is done on content?
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As you can see, content that answers positively to all of these questions is, simply put, great content! And that's all there is to it. Whether you want to get more sales or rank on page #1, by using these questions as a guideline, you can't go wrong.
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November 26, 2015
In an open letter to the president orchestrated by the Climate Group and backed by a host of big name technology and energy firms, such as Google, AT &T, Intel, GE, HP and Verizon, the coalition asks the administration to " adopt the goal of giving every household and business access to timely, useful and actionable information on their energy use".
"By giving people the ability to monitor and manage their energy consumption, for instance, via their computers, phones or other devices, we can unleash the forces of innovation in homes and businesses," states the letter. "At the same time, we can harness the power of millions of people to reduce greenhouse gas emissions - and save consumers billions of dollars."
Specifically, the group recommends that the administration launch a White House-led research programme to work out the best way of providing consumers and businesses with energy use information, while establishing effective privacy rules.
It also called for the administration to direct federal agencies to ensure that the availability of energy data forms part of a wide range of existing low carbon and energy projects, such as Obama's home weatherisation, energy efficiency grants, appliance standards, home and commercial building programs, and clean tech R&D funding programmes.
The group added that there was a strong commercial case for supporting the roll out of smart meters and smart appliances capable of automatically turning off when not in use, noting that studies have shown they can help to cut household energy use by around 15 per cent.
Writing on Google's official blog, the company's Energy Policy Counsel Michael Terrell said that the group, which hosted its first event in Washington DC yesterday, would now work together to develop policy proposals that could help improve the availability of energy use data.
Most of the companies signed up to the group have a vested interest in the development of new smart meter and smart appliance technologies, with Google, for example, investing heavily in its recently launched PowerMeter online toolset.
The Obama administration has repeatedly signaled its support for smart grid technologies, earmarking large chunks of the stimulus package for investment in large-scale smart grid trials. However, the president has stopped short of emulating a number of European governments by setting a target date for the universal roll out of smart meters.
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These muffins are sweet and chocolatey; you'd never guess they're low fat Submitted by SBMMYERS
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights.Submitted by LYZ219
From the today showSubmitted by EARAMIREZ
Great for kids!Submitted by LIVELOVELAUGH-
Yummy slow-cooker dish!Submitted by SYMPATICHNA
I get this made forme at lunch by a sweet and dear woman who turned me into the Amy Pizzza junky.
This is a grate lunch pizza. You will want more than one it is so good. The aroma from backing it will take you to Little Greek Pizza shop.
Good with a light garden salad/fat free iltalian dressing or cummber wedges Submitted by LLB1971
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease muffin cups or line with paper muffin liners.
Mix together flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In a separate bowl, beat together banana, sugar, egg and vanilla. Stir in the yogurt (I've used applesauce when out of plain yogurt as well). Stir banana mixture into flour until just combined. Scoop batter into prepared muffin cups.
Bake in preheated oven for 15 to 20 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into center of a muffin comes out clean. Let cool before serving.
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Full of fruit, fiber, and protein, and it's YUMMY, too! Top with berries if desired.Submitted by KARENMON
Spinach and mozzarella cheese are baked together to make irresistable savory appetizer treats!Submitted by ERUPERTO
Like a "No Pudge" fudge brownie in 1 minute: Low fat, low cal, even some fiber! Save this single serving recipe for when you don't want a whole batch to tempt you!Submitted by SLOWSET
Everytime I make these, they are everyone's favourite new treat! No one will be disappointed! I have requests for these all the time.
Both shells and filling can be made ahead and assembled when needed. The shells can be frozen for up to a month, then thawed at room temperature an hour before filling. The filling can be made up to two days before and refrigerated. Heat the filling gently, and serve immediately in the shells.Submitted by QUEENYEESH


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"Don't put all of your eggs in one basket!"
Have you ever heard someone say this? It is certainly used quite often in the investment industry. This old idiom has been around for centuries, and most of us have said it.
When we are referring to investments, we are suggesting risks should be spread out or diversified. We should not count on one particular investment (basket) to meet all of our needs, but instead consider different types of investments. ...