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Fernandes gets hot in Coyotes win
In basketball lore, when a shooter gets hot, you keep feeding the shooter until they stop scoring.
In basketball lore, when a shooter gets hot, you keep feeding the shooter until they stop scoring.
A fictional lady once visited the post office to buy 50 Christmas-themed stamps. "What denomination?" asked the clerk.
Mother Nature's rain is clearing the air and washing down our sector of the planet. Help her along by doing a bit of clean up of your own.
I'm not sure I know exactly what the fiscal cliff is unless it is like the fiscal bus.
Weeks before the Nov.
CHOWCHILLA — Forty competitors and their horses competed for prizes and awards late in November at the first show of the "Under the Barn" gymkhana buckle series hosted by the Chowchilla Western Stampede and
A simmering disagreement between two juvenile gang members resulted in the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old in north Madera, near the intersection of Wessmith Way and Tulare Street, according to Madera polic
How a 6-year-old football team became a championship contender
Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday announced the appointment of Michael J. Jurkovich to the Madera County Superior Court, which has had a vacancy since the retirement of the late Judge Eric C.
Prosecutor Linda Dunn of the Madera County District Attorney's Office represented Madera County before the Board of Parole Hearings before the board denied parole for one of the convicted kidnappers in the C


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Nurgle helmet by BloodworxSanderWatch
©2012-2016 BloodworxSander
Nurgle is proud!
acrylic, not acrymic, sorry
Really love your work, and especially this one (as a Nurgle fan )
Btw, i have a question : which painting technique do you use for your creations ? Spray paint ? acrymic paint ? dry brush ?
I love it! Do you have the pattern? I'm larping warhammer in a month and i'd love to make something simmilar
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Home Remedy to Remove Warts
Total Time
Prep 2 mins
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I was a skeptic when I first saw this cure on the internet. But I had several embarrassing warts on my fingers and was ready to try anything. Let me tell you this really works!! None of mine have come back and I did this months ago. The "recipe" stated apple cider vinegar so I'm not sure if white vinegar will work. Zaar didn't recognize Q-tip or Band-aid when I was submitting so use them instead of cotton balls and tape. *edit* - I thought I should add that once the vinegar gets inside the wart it may start to sting a little, but it is well worth it.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cotton ball
- 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 strip tape
- Using scissors cut the soft end off of the cotton swab.
- Pour enough apple cider vinegar on the cotton to saturate.
- Place over the wart.
- Wrap snugly with the Band-aid.
- Leave on for several hours. I usually do this at night and take it off in the morning. The wart will be white and puffy.
- Repeat for several days until the wart starts to get black spots. Do not cover after black spots appear.
- The wart will fall off after a few days. Sometimes a hole will be left but it will smooth over.
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Thank you for sharing Michelle! My daughter had a wart on the inner side of her wrist. After two nights of treatment the wart had turned black. We are now waiting for it to fall off. I have to admit that I was quite sceptical at first, but I am a believer now and have already recommended this method to a few friends whose children have warts.
I would give this 10 stars if I could! My 11-year-old son has been plagued with warts on both hands for several years now. We have tried all sorts of OTC wart removers, but he said they hurt and wasn't willing to tolerate the discomfort on the "off chance" that they worked. We tried this simple remedy and found that the warts turned black overnight, and have fallen off quickly. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Being a nurse ,I'm always looking for natural remedies.After struggling with a wart on my thumb for months and trying several OTC medicines, I found this and decided to see if it would work(I figured I had nothing to lose because nothing else worked and I didn't want to spend a forture for a dermatologist). After the first night ,I woke up with little black spots on the wart and it disappeared completely after 1 week.!!!!! I'm sure my dermatolagist would NEVER order this treatment!!! THANKS !!!!!


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Commentary: Cougar kill in Idaho has California commissioner unfairly on hot seat
The mountain lion issue has been a hot-button one in California since the first moratorium was placed on hunting them in the 1970s, and it's no different today.
Four decades later, long after they were shot for as little as a $25 bounty per hide, the California cats get full protection here from all hunting, but not all killing. Hundreds are killed each year by state and federal hunters and ranchers or property owners with depredation permits.
Unfortunately, Upland's Dan Richards, president of the California Fish and Game Commission, found out just how smoking red-hot the cougar issue is last week. Pictures of him posing with a cougar he legally shot on a hunt in Idaho were posted on several animal-rights' social media sites. Since then, posters on those sites have called for him to resign and have attacked him with rants ranging from "he should be one of the hunted and shot," to "he should be jailed," to "it's unethical to shoot anything you do not eat, and hunting of any kind is barbaric."
As a fellow "barbaric" hunter, one also who writes about the traditions of hunting and fishing without apology, I called Richards Monday. He told me he has no plan to resign as commissioner. He had no other comment at this time. He's deciding how to move on this unfortunate and extremely unfair portrayal of him as someone who did wrong.
Dan Richards did nothing wrong.
For me, Dan Richards isn't just a political appointee to the state Fish and Game Commission by former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. I consider Dan Richards a friend, a fellow sportsman. Anyone who has hunted turkeys with me or shot down the line from me during a dove hunt is a friend, and Richards has done both.
John King of the local National Wild Turkey Federation chapter and I were with Richards when he shot his trophy tom turkey in Julian a few years ago. That turkey was preserved by taxidermist Mike Barry and now is in Richards' cabin in Idaho.
Corey Sanden and I hunted doves with him and his nephew in rancher Myron Fortin's corn field in Imperial Valley last September.
I've seen Richards spend quality time with fellow hunters in the field and at outings like the one former DFG Lt. Game Warden Joe Brana used to hold at his home on the eve of the dove opener.
Dan Richards is a class act wherever he is, and he doesn't deserve these attacks by people armed with nothing more than a love for cats and a political agenda.
A West Virginian, Richards came to California to follow a career as an athletic director, but he soon realized there was a better living to be made in real estate. He has survived the devastating economic recession and right now is thriving. He doesn't need the $100 a month to attend commission meetings. He doesn't need to get beaten up by the preservation-only, animal-rights crowd like he is right now.
Anyone who has attended commission meetings or watched them on their computer knows what kind of commissioner Richards is. He has no patience for "emotional" science. But he listens to real science. He has been criticized for being against such things as the Marine Life Protection Act and the protection of critters where there is no sound science to back it.
But he did vote to protect the yellow-legged frog because the science was compelling enough to warrant the protection.
He's not a one-way voter, voting only for the pro-hunting and pro-fishing side, but he is the strongest advocate for those traditions that we have in California. Only fellow commissioner Jim Kellogg comes close to being as much of an advocate for hunters and fishers as Richards. Coming in a very distant third is Richard Rogers. And Michael Sutton and Jack Baylis aren't even on the same planet as Richards. Their world revolves around protection of everything, with man and livelihoods being second to that protection.


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CENTENNIAL Ś Diets, a perennial favorite New YearÆs resolution, typically involve counting calories, not pennies.
But Centennial author and bloggerĀEliza Cross, who has put herself on aĀMoney DietĀeach January for the past four years, might argue that a financial diet could benefit your waistline as well as your wallet.
ōIf youÆre sticking to a financial diet, then youÆre less likely to splurge on convenience foods, like onion dip and a bag of chips, and weÆre all usually trying to slim down a bit after Christmas,ö Cross said.
ōGoing on a financial diet means no pizza delivery, not going out to eat, no impulse buys at the cash register. And sticking to a plan for one month helps start the new year strong.ö
Her blog,ĀHappySimpleLiving.com,Āfrequently tacklesĀthe battle of the bulging budget, but inĀJanuary, Cross posts a strategy for each day of the month.
ōMy favorite idea is for figuring out your net worth,ö Cross said.
ōThatÆs the only way to be really honest with yourself about where youÆre at, financially.
ōAnother favorite is shopping at home. We all have things in our homes that we save for someday. In your pantry is a good place to start. Look in the pantry and freezer and find what forgotten goodies are lurking there. Last year, I found coconut milk, lemon curd and wild rice mix. Our goal in January is to use those things, instead of saving them.ö
Laura Nelson, a Westminster mortgage fund manager, first tried the January Money Diet in 2011. She and her husband were looking for ways toĀaccelerate paying offĀtwo car loans, three student loans, a mortgage and other expenses.
ōBefore, I wasnÆt æThrow it to the wind,Æ but I wasnÆt aware of how much I spent in a month,ö Nelson said.
ōI figured that once the bills were paid, I could spend the rest of the money. I buy groceries at Target, so if I saw a cute sweater on sale, IÆd probably get that, too. But now I think, æDo you really need that?Æ One of the Money Diet days was ClĀean Out Your ClosetĀDay, and I found all these cute clothes that I never wear. So now I donÆt buy something just because itÆs on sale. IÆll buy it because I need it.ö
That year, Nelson calculated that she saved $515, enough to pay the NelsonsÆĀautomobile insurance.
Her biggest savings came from cooking at home, instead of going out to eat at restaurants.
Every Sunday, she and her husband planned a weekÆs worth of meals, looked through their pantry for ingredients they already owned, and then went grocery shopping. Their meal-planning included fixing lunches from the previous eveningÆs supper leftovers.
The Nelsons also made a practice of drawing up a monthly budget. The mortgage and utility bills get paid first, and then they calculate their expenses for groceries and fuel. After budgeting for the essentials, they create a pool of cash for discretionary spending, like a meal at a restaurant or movie tickets.
ōWe pay all that in cash, because when itÆs gone, itÆs gone, and itÆs easier to track than using a debit card,ö Nelson said.
Diane Sieg, a yoga teacher and mindfulness coach, is another fan of the January Money Diet.
ōIÆm not a huge spender, but IÆm always looking for ways to become more aware, and I like the idea of being more conscious about my spending,ö she said.
ōSomething I might have bought in December, but wonÆt in January, is a latte, or something on sale thatÆs a really good deal. I like ElizaÆs ideas about repurposing things in your pantry and your closet.ö
The phrase Cross uses instead of ōrepurposingö is ōshopping your closet.ö Last year, as she sorted through her closets, she discovered an expensive jar of crĶme br¹lķe-scented body cream that someone gave her.
ōSo I used it instead of saving it, and I smelled so good in January last year!ö she said.
ōIt was a luxurious splurge. See, even in the midst of being frugal, you can indulge with things you have around the house. Wear your special clothes. Use the family silver. Listen to your music collection. Use your scrapbooking supplies. Most of us have a lot of stuff that we think weÆre going to use someday. Well, now is that æsomeday.Æ
ōAnd by the end of the month, youÆll have a bunch of money that you can put into savings, or to pay off credit card debt, or put toward a vacation. Instead of frittering money away on little stuff, youÆll have a big chunk that you can do something meaningful with. And once you have that feeling, youÆll want to have it again.ö
January money diet
Try these January Money Diet tips from Eliza Cross. Want more? Go online toĀhappysimpleliving.com, and click onĀōJanuary Money Diet.öĀJoin the e-mail list by adding your voice to the comments.
1. Shop at home. Use up those dusty products lurking in cabinets and pantries instead of saving them for Someday.
2. Avoid temptation. DonÆt go to the mall, surf eBay or read shopping-oriented magazines for entertainment, and DO plug your ears during commercials.
3. Seek out free things to do and learn. TheĀfirst Sunday of each month and every Wednesday after 5 p.m. you can pay what you wish for admission to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Many businesses, includingĀHome DepotĀandĀWhole Foods,ĀofferĀfree classes. Bank of America offers free admission to 150 museums around the country on the first full weekend of each month to cardholders as part of its Museums on Us program (museums.bankofamerica.com/mobile)
4. Plan meals carefully and shop with a list after making your meal plan.
5.ĀCook from scratchĀto save money. ItÆsĀcheaper to make pizzaĀthan it is to buy it, and youÆre less likely to wolf down cookies when you know how much work went into each one.
6. Get radical about saving heat. Turn down the thermostat another degree or two. Wear warm sweaters indoors. Take advantage of passive solar heat by opening up all the blinds and drapes on the south and west sides of the house on sunny afternoons. Turn down the thermostat another degree before going to bed.
7.ĀRearrange your furnitureand rotate your accessories for a fresh look.
8.ĀDeclutter. Give things away to those less fortunate, Cross suggests. ōBeing on a money diet doesnÆt mean we canÆt still be generous.ö
9.ĀFigure outĀyourĀnet worth. ōItÆs the only way to get honest about the true state of your finances,ö Cross says. She encourages her readers to figure their net worth on the first of every month.


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Congressional Hearings Target Middle East
McArthur, Shirl, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
Congressional Hearings Target Middle East
Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs Sam Brownback held hearings April 17 and May 6 on the proliferation of arms sales to Iran. At the April hearing, Brownback's objective apparently was to establish first that, in spite of previous congressional efforts, Iran has been successful in getting a variety of sophisticated conventional weapons, as well as chemical and nuclear technology and, in some cases, material; and second that the administration had avoided applying the sanctions already enacted by Congress. However, what the heating actually accomplished was to affirm what most people already know: unilateral sanctions are clumsy and ineffective and, without the cooperation of its friends and allies, the U.S. cannot by itself prevent Iran from acquiring sophisticated weapons.
Witnesses included Sen. Alfonse D'Amato (R-NY), Acting Assistant Secretary of State David Welch, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Proliferation Robert Einhorn, former CIA Director James Woolsey, and Leonard Spector, director of the nuclear non-proliferation project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
In his opening statement, Brownback pointed out that only twice "in recent memory" has President Clinton invoked the laws passed by Congress to sanction countries selling missile or nuclear weapons technology to Iran, and that neither case involved either Russia or China, the two main offenders.
D'Amato aimed most of his fire at "our allies [who] are providing Iran and Libya with the hard currency enabling them to fund their aggression and are contributing to the menace of terrorism." He warned the administration about the recently concluded agreement with the European Union regarding the implementation of the HelmsBurton Act (sanctions on Cuba) and the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act. He pointed out that the agreement says the U.S. will work with the EU toward granting EU countries and companies waivers under the provisions of the Act. He cautioned the administration that "any suggestion that the European Union should be granted a blanket waiver without following the stipulations of the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act is a mistake."
Welch acknowledged that the non-proliferation and sanctions acts already passed by Congress have had little tangible impact on Iran. However he belittled the European approach of "dialogue" with Iran and expressed the hope that Europeans eventually would follow U.S. leadership to enact "measures that impose a tangible cost on Iran."
Neither D'Amato nor Welch seemed to care that D'Amato's aggressiveness and the administration's preachiness (which so enraged Europe and Japan at the Denver summit) would be seen as arrogance in Europe, and would be unlikely to achieve the intended result.
The second, May 6, heating was entitled "The Arming of Iran: Who is Responsible?" It was obvious that Brownback had already decided the answer was Russia and China, and had invited a group of three distinguished experts to provide the details: Dr. Gary Bertsch, director of the Center for International Trade and Security at the University of Georgia; Dr. Gary Milhollin, director of the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control; and Dr. Seth Cams from the National Defense University in Washington, DC. Although the three witnesses provided details of various Russian, Chinese and North Korean arms sales and technology transfers to Iran, they disagreed over the advisability of further sanctions, especially unilateral sanctions.
Administration officials were invited to participate, but declined. Brownback implicitly supplied the reason for this in his opening statement, saying "it is little wonder the Europeans pay the U.S. no heed on what to do about Iran. They see us pushing our own companies around, but continuing to coddle" Russia and China. "The message we are sending could not be clearer: cutting off Iran's access to arms and weapons of mass destruction is less important to us than maintaining good relations with Russia and China. …


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The anticipation of last night's final taping of The Colbert Report in 2006 was high. Last month, Stephen Colbert, the fake right wing pundit and>"/>
The anticipation of last night's final taping of The Colbert Report in 2006 was high. Last month, Stephen Colbert, the fake right wing pundit and host of the Report, called out Portland's own The Decemberists for ripping off his Green Screen Challenge, where viewers submitted background footage to Stephen playing with a lightsaber in front of a green screen. The rip-off in question was a contest for The Decemberists video "O Valencia!," footage of the band simply playing their instruments in front of the green screen, that fans were asked to create their own background for the video (there is a lot you can do with a green screen). Colbert gave his audience a challenge: to incorporate a video of the original Green Screen Challengein the band's video. The band counter-challenged with a guitar duel. Colbert, the self-righteous and superstantial man he is, agreed to it and the date was set: December 20, 2006.
Questions were raised. Does Stephen even know how to play guitar? Would he make a joke out of the whole thing and show up with Guitar Hero 2 (a very hot item this year)? Maybe he knows a lick or two. Who knows? And what about the The Decemberists? It's not like they're really big soloists to begin with but we know they're musicians. Who would come out on top? This was a challenge worth watching.
Last night, they dedicated the full show to "Rock'n'Awe Countdown to Guitarmageddon."
Leading up to the duel, we saw the Apples in Stereo guitarist Robert Schneider sing an ode to Stephen in front a miasma of colorful illustrations of eagles, and American flags. The challenge between Stephen and the Decemberist's Chris Funk followed the introduction of the night's judges that included, rock critic Anthony DeCurtis, some Grammy winning producer whose name went in one ear and out the other, and NY Govenor-elect Eliot Spitzer. The whole face-off was moderated by, wait for it, Henry Kissinger.
Funk was up first. While Funk didn't create a spectacle display of maximum riffage (that crap I saw at the Guns N Roses show a few weeks ago came to mind), Stephen, armed pompously with Cheap Trick's five neck guitar, "injured himself" a mere five seconds in and got Peter Frampton to fill in for him, who blew Funk outta the water. Call it a sheer display of trickery from this fake right wing pundit, doing whatever he could to win. (Coincidentally, the prize was a copy of The Decemberist's new album The Crane Wife). But it was a genius thirty minutes that had me laughing all night.


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Fear Factor
How did we survive Ari Fleischer's reign of terror?
And there it was again, in Frank Rich's column (TimesSelect subscription required) in the New York Times of Sunday, Sept. 10, recalling the alleged pall of fear that fell over Americans five years ago this month:
The presidential press secretary, Ari Fleischer, condemned Bill Maher's irreverent comic response to 9/11 by reminding "all Americans that they need to watch what they say, watch what they do." Fear itself—the fear that "paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance," as FDR had it—was already being wielded as a weapon against Americans by their own government.
I have been meaning to put this pathetic canard out of its misery for some time now, and this week seems as good a time as any.
The first hundred or so times I was told about Ari Fleischer's supposedly chilling words, or had them brought up against me in debates, I did not know how to dispute them and believed that they had actually been uttered as quoted above. My response was to say that the job of White House press secretary is one of the most unimportant in the government, and Ari Fleischer one of the most gentle and herbivorous people ever to hold the position, and that anyone who took fear at anything said by such a source was obviously pretty easily scared.
However, in March 2004 I saw a letter from Fleischer in the New York Times, this time responding to a column by Paul Krugman. Krugman's reading of the original press conference on Sept. 26, 2001, was that the president's press spokesman had "ominously warned" Americans to "watch what they say," and that this amounted to telling citizens "to accept the administration's version of events, not ask awkward questions." Fleischer disputed this interpretation, and I decided to check if what he said was true, which it was and is. Here is the entire transcript if you care to check it, and here is the backstory to it:
Shortly after the assault of Sept. 11, a buffoonish Republican congressman from Louisiana named John Cooksey—incredibly enough, a member of the Committee on International Relations—had made the following contribution to the debate on ethnic profiling:
If I see someone come in and he's got a diaper on his head and a fan belt around that diaper on his head, that guy needs to be pulled over and checked.
This had provoked anguish in the Sikh community (though I remember my friend Hussein Ibish, then of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, saying that he refused to protest on the grounds that the remark was at least funny). Ari Fleischer was duly asked about the congressman at the briefing on Sept. 26 and responded as follows:
Q: Has the President had any communication with Representative Cooksey regarding his comments on Sikh Americans? And does he have a message for the lawmakers and members of his party in particular about this issue?
A: The President's message is to all Americans. It's important for all Americans to remember the traditions of our country that make us so strong and so free, our tolerance and openness and acceptance. All Americans—and we come from a very rich cultural heritage, no matter what anybody's background in this country. And that's the strength of this country, and that's the President's message that he expressed in his speech to Congress and as he has done when he visited the mosque a week ago Monday, and in the meetings that he's hosting here at the White House today with Muslim Americans and Sikh Americans.
Q: Did he speak to Representative Cooksey, and what were his reactions upon hearing those?
A: The President was very disturbed by those remarks.
Several questions later on, up came the matter of Bill Maher and his use of what Frank Rich oddly calls "comic irreverence:"


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8D HEY GUYS. I'm BAAAAACK~
We had a great time. The match lasted about an hour, and then we sat around and ate pizza until we ran out. It was fun. :3
...Except this one little girl who decided to try to ruin the whole thing.
I told you guys I'd give you a complete synopsis, so...here it is:
Tonight in laser tag...
We got there, we paid them for three rounds and went to our "orientation" for the laser tag vests and guns. Since there were less of us, we each had to be paired up with three other people per three of us. So that's 6 per team.
My team consisted of this:
My friend Ricky (in ROTC)
My other friend Jackie
A little Asian girl wearing a paper crown
Asian girl's father
a little fat white boy in a party hat
Other team:
My friend Nathaniel
My friend Chris
My friend Alex
Asian girl's mom
A little white girl in a party hat
A white woman.
We were all kinda bummed that we got separated, considering we could have fought the other people and it woulda been a perfect number, but oh well.
We got oriented, the referee gave us our vests and guns, and we went in.
I was on the red team again.
Here's a general summary of what happened:
Ricky, Jackie and I remember last time we went Laser Tagging and tried to be all cool about it like we were. Serpentine, don't clump, etc. etc. However, the little Asian girl (Who, for the sake of brevity, I'll call THE BRAT) started shouting at us saying we were stupid and that if we had something to say, we should say it to the whole group.
The buzzer sounds, and the guys and I race off to go shoot our buddies. Things go smoothly for a couple minutes when I get shot from behind- I turn around and it's THE BRAT standing behind me, shooting me! D8< I told her that I'm on her team and that she shouldn't do that, and she was like "WELL IT'S MY BIRTHDAY SO YOU HAVE TO LET ME DO WHAT I WANT".
...Yeah. Seriously.
So I let it slide that one time, and as I was about to get a perfect shot in on somebody else, she follows me and SHOOTS ME AFTER MY VEST GOES BACK TO NORMAL. I make a mad face at her and she sticks her tongue out at me and runs away.
She did that stupid shit for the WHOLE GAME, just telling you now.
Blue team won that round.
I tell her father that she was shooting me, and he just looks away without responding. I'm upset, and she's making faces at me. Little fat boy comes up to me and says that she's an "unfair sport" and I totally agree. We fist bump, the buzzer sounds, and we're off. The little fat boy was actually a really good player. He was able to get a lot of shots in and hid pretty well. I must say, kudos to you- little fat boy. He and Ricky were like an unstoppable force, they were great. Ricky used his gunsmanship skills (probably not a word, but whatever) and little fat boy used his kick-assery and we won round two.
Meanwhile, I had to deal with THE BRAT constantly telling me to slow down, stop running and let her shoot me. I told her it was making us lose, and I kind of snapped, and she started to cry. I got annoyed and walked up the ramp begrudgingly. At that moment, she decided that SHE wanted to be referee. So the Referee took her vest off and she ran around saying "HE'S OVER HERE" and "LOOK THIS IS WHERE HE'S HIDING GUYS". For BOTH TEAMS. It was just obnoxious and her father wouldn't say anything. GRRR.
Red team won because little fat boy and Ricky were awesome. That little brat was gonna get what was coming to her. She was RUINING my birthday.
So the game's been okay save for THE BRAT. It's been really fun and it's just great. The white woman on the other team actually did the "This is Sparta" thing, and my friends and I cracked up.
Got into a "Mexican Standoff" with Alex, too. Then we both got shot by THE BRAT'S dad. It was hilarious. At the sound of the buzzer, Chris kept whacking me in the shoulder with his gun to try and get one last tag in. XD Didn't hurt, but it was stupid as hell and so funny. We started hitting each other with our guns until the referee pulled us apart and send us back to base.
THE BRAT kept being, well, a brat, until the game ended, and she started to scream and stamp her feet when the game was over. Red team won; round and game, but THE BRAT was not going to have it. She wanted to keep playing.
We were all leaving, and my friends and I looked at THE BRAT as her and her parents were leaving the Laser Tag room. She was complaining about the game, and she actually had the gall to say "This RUINED my whole birthday!!"
I had fucking ENOUGH of that brat. I walked over and lifted her by the armpits. This is a near word-for-word of what I said to her:
"Listen here, you little BRAT. You think that you can just get away with acting like a wild animal because it's your stupid birthday. How old are you, five? Six? Clearly not old enough to know how to behave in public. Now I know I'm not your dad, and I'm not your mom, I can't punish you, but today was MY birthday too. I turned 17, and instead of getting a birthday party with hats and cake, I got to go out to laser tag with my best friends. This WAS my birthday party. This WAS my present. You're going back to a table full of family and friends and presents and CAKE. Winning a game of laser tag with NO thanks to you did NOT ruin your whole birthday. If anything, your snotty behaviour ruined MY birthday." I set her down. "YOU need to learn how to be a respectable human being, and if you don't learn that, don't you dare come out in public like this. You are a selfish, loud, self-centered brat who doesn't respect anybody's feelings but your own. Even your little friend over there [little fat boy] thinks you're an unfair sport. Get over yourself and stop being such a little BRAT."
She stood there and was STUNNED. Mouth open and EVERYTHING. Little fat boy walked up and (literally) said, "AW YOU GOT TOLD, SON!"
That made my buddies crack up, but I kept my poker face. She was on my LAST nerve. She looked like she was going to cry, and I kept my glare. I WAS NOT SORRY.
Her mother took her by the shoulders and walked her briskly back to the table. Her dad came up to me and said, I'm not kidding, "Thank you, so much. I've been wanting to tell her that all day." We high-fived and I actually felt kind of proud for telling off that toddler. (Not sure of her age. Probably 4-7.)
My buddies and I decided that the losing three would buy pizza, which they did. We got Sausage. We had sausage pizza and drank pop and told jokes and stories and stuff. The father of THE BRAT came up to me later with a small slice of her cake. He wished me a happy birthday and smiled, and walked away.
So everything went better than expected. After some good time with my buds, we got in the car and went home. It was pretty fun, despite THE BRAT trying to ruin things. :3
Then I got home, and Lisa had got me an iTunes card for my birthday, and KateLynn got me a gift card to this one store in the mall that I frequent, and somebody made a German chocolate cake. I had, like, three different kinds of cake today and I'm just so happy.
My birthday was totally awesome. :3 Could have done without THE BRAT, but hey- nothing's perfect.
So...yeah. TL;DR: Laser tag was fun, there was a girl who was being a spoilsport for all involved and I told her off. Ate pizza, went home and ate cake. Small birthday, few gifts, but a lot of fun.
I'M BACK~ by StrawberryRWatch
©2012-2016 StrawberryR
That, what you called "brat" (which you constantly bold out) obviously had an anger problem, I once behaved like this as a kid because I was never good at any sport which caused me to anger whenever I lose.. easily, and also, countless children likes to give orders and often wasn't taking that order seriously.. at least you had something to do on your birthday, feel lucky for that.
Anger problem, Shmanger problem. She was being a brat and had no right to act that way. She was being a bad sport and if she was my kid, I would have spanked her and taken her home with no cake that day. You do not let your kid boss you around and act that way.
my parent did that to me far too often and left me traumatized, if you had a kid, you better not over discipline it.. a childhood must not be destroyed, instead change a child's nature, no "over-kill" discipline or punishments, you know there's a better way..
but overall, clearly her parents have no idea how to take care of a kid..
but overall, clearly her parents have no idea how to take care of a kid..
"Traumatized"? Wtf? Abuse and a spanking aren't the same thing, Moonwalker. You're overreacting.
You have no idea, I got beaten up with a clothes hanger until the muscles of my arm can't move because I accidentally locked somebody's phone.. I have to starve for an entire day because I'm wasting food, they pull my hair until my scalp sores, they threaten me by saying things they might do such as shaving my head bald if I don't comb my hair, they pinch me until I bleed 'cause I've broken a glass, I got beaten up again for breaking a thermometer (even though I said sorry), I have to lie to my parents all the time to avoid being hit.. etcetera..
Do you think I'm overreacting, Berry?. I was talking about discipline, not spanking..
Do you think I'm overreacting, Berry?. I was talking about discipline, not spanking..
You know what, Moonwalker? I was abused too. My dad threw me down the basement steps and refused to let me out of the basement for nearly a damn WEEK. He was a homophobic asswad who had to go to JAIL for what he did to me and my mom. My birth mother was post-partum depressed, and she didn't take anything or go to therapy. I don't even want to go OVER what she would SAY to me. What she would attempt to commit in front of me!
That's NOT discipline. That's child abuse. A spanking when you start acting like an unruly heathen is NOT the same thing as anything you or I have been through; NOT EVEN COMPARABLE.
You know what, Moonwalker? I was abused too. My dad threw me down the basement steps and refused to let me out of the basement for nearly a damn WEEK. He was a homophobic asswad who had to go to JAIL for what he did to me and my mom. My birth mother was post-partum depressed, and she didn't take anything or go to therapy. I don't even want to go OVER what she would SAY to me. What she would attempt to commit in front of me!
That's NOT discipline. That's child abuse. A spanking when you start acting like an unruly heathen is NOT the same thing as anything you or I have been through; NOT EVEN COMPARABLE.
oh.. right. <:'c and call me moon.. I always knew somebody else's issue will always be more important/serious than mine, sorry for making you bring your story up.. *sigh* I'm doing it again..
I'm sorry. Look, that's true for just about anybody. My story? Nothing compared to a nine-year old in Missouri who got lured outside to play and instead was strangled, had her throat slit and was stabbed. There's always somebody who has it worse, but that doesn't make anybody else's suffering any less important than theirs.
Moon, you really need to tell somebody about your parents. Somebody that can do something. Like a teacher or the police. Wait until your parents make a mark on you again, and use it as evidence. Please, don't live your life in fear and pain like so many other people do.
Moon, you really need to tell somebody about your parents. Somebody that can do something. Like a teacher or the police. Wait until your parents make a mark on you again, and use it as evidence. Please, don't live your life in fear and pain like so many other people do.
Damn you did good huh. Props. And happy birthday again!
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If I were you I would of shot that kid with the laser gun the moment my vest reactivated. Just to see what would happen.
I did shoot her once, but she screamed really loud and I decided to not shoot her again. It wasn't worth it to hear that shrill little shriek.
I tip my hat to you, sir. I could never talk a kid that way, but YOU on the other hand had some real guts. But I'm sure if I was as pissed as you were...well you know how it goes (though it would probably take all that I have to keep from swearing)....BRAT... oh Jesus...
XD She kept SHOOTING me and RUINING my birthday! I couldn't let that boogerball get away with it.
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We first encountered Alex Clark when he was working as a bartender at one of the swankiest bars in Manhattan. We were surprised to learn that he was interested in auditioning with us... and even more surprised to learn just how far he'd go in front of the camera! (Just watch Auditions Volume 1... you'll see what we mean.) His absolute favorite thing about sex? "Sweat," he says without hesitation. Damn!
Brooklyn-born Marcel hopped across the East River to audition for Michael Lucas. An independent contractor by trade, this sizzling hunk enjoys working out, and when asked what he loves about sex, his inviting reply was "everything." Yay!
What is there to say about Michael Lucas? A good place to start is the beginning: Lucas Entertainment founder and president Michael Lucas was born in Moscow, Russia, on March 10, 1972. He was raised in Moscow and attended college there, graduating with a degree in law. In 1995, Michael Lucas moved to Germany, then to France, where he began modeling and appearing on several European television programs and covers of many European magazines. In 1998, Lucas opened his own production company, Lucas Entertainment, in New York City. Later that year, he made his directorial debut with the well-received Back in the Saddle. This first production sparked the Michael Lucas "renegade" vision that is indelibly New York. Additionally, basing his company in New York City, as opposed to the more traditional Los Angeles, enabled Lucas to showcase the diversity of types and ethnicities found nowhere else. MIchael Lucas started Lucas Distribution, Inc. in 2004 and LucasBlog.com in 2005. Both are pioneering ventures in the competitive realms of adult video distribution and online media, respectively. In the summer of 2005 he released GayVN's Best Picture of the year, a high-budget adult film remake of Dangerous Liaisons, featuring celebrity cameos from RuPaul, Boy George, Graham Norton, Bruce Vilanch, and Michael Musto. In 2006, filming began on his most buzzed about film ever, Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita. The production included a big-budget fashion show, a sextra-filled club orgy scene, a headline-making fountain scene with Vivid star Savanna Samson. On November 12, 2004, Michael Lucas was proudly sworn in as an American citizen.


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Partnership 101 video
Ellen Sherby, Equipping for Mission Involvement Coordinator, and Tracey King-Ortega, Regional Liaison for Central America, discuss how Presbyterians in the U.S. can work in partnership with mission around the world. Both Sherby and King-Ortega share examples from their own experience and offer ways partnership can be applied by Presbyterian congregations, mission groups and Presbyterian pastors.
Writing or Renewing a Partnership Covenant Agreement - Download Here
2003 Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) General Assembly Policy Statement - Download Here
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Using a study of the Gospel of John as a framework, former mission co-worker Sherron George affirms the theological and historical basis for doing mission in partnership. Set up in eight brief chapters, this book can be used by all Reformed Christians engaged in mission with God and others. This theological and practical tool for all who engage in reinventing partnership in mission for the 21st century is ideal for study groups.
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Edited by Werner Mischke, this small-group study resource "helps you gain the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for healthy cross-cultural partnerships. This resource equips individuals, church groups, and mission teams to develop effective cross-cultural relationships … while reducing misunderstanding, confusion, wasted money." Visit the website to learn more. Purchase from Mission One
Sister Churches: American Congregations and Their Partners Abroad
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A vision statement for PC(USA) international mission efforts (approved by the 215th General Assembly, 2003).
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An article by Hunter Farrell from a special issue of the Journal of Latin American Theology: Christian Reflections from the Latino South on short-term missions in Latin America.


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"These," wrote Thomas Paine one hundred and sixty-six
years ago, "are times that try men's souls. Today again the
soul of the American people is tested in the crucible of
war; the nation faces its gravest hour, its gravest years.
Our ideology, our beliefs, our dreams, the way we think,
do, and eat are at stake.
The history of the United States has been the history of
obstacles overcome. The tiny groups at Plymouth and
Jamestown, the embattled rabble at Concord and Camden,
the bonneted and buckskinned clearers of the forest, the
prairie schooner pushing its way indomitably into the
plains, the tall men who walked down the road to their
Gethsemane in the Alamo and at Goliad-theirs has been
the story of magnificent struggle against almost matchless
odds. That story, written in toil, travail, and tears, is our
predicate for the present and for tomorrow. Our hope for
the future depends upon the strength of the structure we
have builded in the past.
Such observations lead us logically and inevitably to the
question: "What today is the duty of the Texas State His-
torical Association?" This question is best answered, in
the words of a Texas school man when someone objected
to his organization of a chapter of the Junior Historians.
"This," said the critic, "is no time for school expansional
programs; this is no time for historical organizations."
"Surely," replied the educator, "no better time can exist.
If a knowledge of our history is not important now, when,
then, will it be important? We must instill in the minds
and the hearts of every youngster in this republic knowl-
edge, love, and respect for our heroic heritage."
In every official publication released by The University
of Texas are these burning words of the first president of
the Republic of Texas, Mirabeau B. Lamar:
"Cultivated mind is the guardian genius of Democracy.
. . . It is the only dictator that freemen acknowledge, and
the only security that freemen desire."
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Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 45, July 1941 - April, 1942. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth146053/. Accessed May 4, 2016.


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Singular Focus: Secrets of Agent Carter episode "Valediction"
Agent Carter's first(?) major mission has been completed, but how does it all tie into the Marvel Universe, and what questions are left unanswered?
Agent Carter's first(?) major mission has been completed, but how does it all tie into the Marvel Universe, and what questions are left unanswered?
One of Captain America's worst enemies makes his presence official as he torments Peggy's teammates in the penultimate Agent Carter episode, but what is Item 17, and what the heck is a "SNAFU"?!
One of the things that the new TV show Agent Carter made clear is that Peggy Carter has to deal with a lot of sexist garbage at the office (not that she doesn't use it to her advantage). Here, Leigh Lahav pokes fun at the sorts of comments Peggy deals with in the course of her job.
Now that we know when Agent Carter will air — there's even a clip from the first episode and an appearance in next week's episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. — perhaps it's time for us to take a look at the history and evolution of Peggy Carter.
When Coulson and his team return in a few weeks for the première of Season 2, they'll be alongside a familiar, yet unexpected face. Find out who after the cut, and what it could mean for Agents of SHIELD.
The Marvel short Agent Carter isn't even out yet — you'll have to wait until the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray hits next Tuesday — but Marvel apparently has confidence in Captain America's former flame. Deadline reports that they're developing a potential TV series based on Ms. Carter.
We get more and more excited for the Marvel one-shot short film Agent Carter, with Hayley Atwell reprising her role as Peggy Carter, with each new clip. In this one, Peggy discovers a strange vial, but she won't make off with it easily.
EW has the first clip from the newest Marvel short "Agent Carter", and, because they're jerkfaces, haven't made the video embeddable (watch it here). That said, it's pretty terrific, following Peggy as she infiltrates an enemy hideout all by her lonesome. Clearly, you should never send 3-5 men to do a woman's job.
Captain America's Bucky and Cap may be cast. But who is going to play Steve Rogers' love interest, Peggy Carter? The best candidate, Emily Blunt, passed on the role, so who does that leave?


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pedro d Jun 10, 2013 8:44 AM
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Hello there, rogerpan.
The following Knowledge Base article provides some in-depth instruction on troubleshooting Cinema Display:
Apple computers: Troubleshooting issues with video on internal or external displays
Although the entire article provides very useful information, you may want to review the following section in detail:
No video or no signal, image distortion, "snow," or flickering
Check connections
When using an external display be sure to check the following:
- If you're using an Apple notebook, confirm the AC power cable or adapter is securely connected to the computer and the cable providing power to the display is also secure. It is always good to have your notebook connected to AC power when an external display is in use.
- Confirm display adapters are fully seated in their respective connections and that they are supported models and for the computer and display. Refer to these articles to assist you with adapter compatibility and further configuration information:
- Remove all display cable extenders, KVM switches, or other like devices and retest to determine if the issue is resolved.
- Try unplugging the video adapter or cable and then plug it back in.
- If more than one video adapter is in use (or "daisy-chained"), troubleshoot by using only one adapter.
- Example: A mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter connected to a DVI to HDMI adapter is an unsupported configuration because there is a series of adapters in use.
- If available, try using a different display and or adapter (or use a different connector by using DVI instead of VGA, for instance).
Reset the system
You can reset the Mac's parameter RAM and SMC.Reset the resolutionStart by resetting the Mac's parameter RAM. If the display does not come up, was previously set to an unsupported resolution, and still results in no video:
- Start up in Safe Mode.
- From the Apple () menu, choose System Preferences.
- Choose Displays from the View menu to open the preferences pane.
- Select any resolution and refresh rate that your display supports.
- Restart your computer.
Thanks for reaching Apple Support Communities.
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rogerpan Jun 11, 2013 9:12 PM
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Hi Pedro,
Thank you for your response.
My 23" Cinema HD Display had been working on my 2011 15" MBP since June, 2011, then stopped working March, 2013.
I did tried everything on my 23" Cinema HD Display to connect my 2011 MBP 15" through Thunderbolt to DVI, and it never turn on.
So right now my 23" Cinema HD Display only work on my old 17" MBP through DVI adapter.
I ordered a new 24" LED monitor, will receive on 6/13 to replace 23" Cinema HD Dispaly.
I think one of component below having issues.
1. 2011 15" MBP Thunderbolt port.
2. Apple Thunderbolt to DVI adapter.
3. 23" Cinema HD Display.
I will try to isolate it and try more test.
Roger Pan
rogerpan Jun 12, 2013 8:24 AM
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Hi Pedro,
This morning I plug in a Dell DVI monitor (from office) to my 2011 15" MBP, and it also did not turn on, now I start thinking the problem came from my Apple Thunderbolt to DVI adapter or my 15" MBP.
I will schedule a appointment take my 15" MBP to Apple Store.
rogerpan Jun 12, 2013 7:32 PM
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Fiound the problem on my "DVI dispaly won't turn on" issue.
I got a defected "Mini DisplayPort ti DVI Adapter", I can't believe it went bad less than 20 months of life.


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My LO will be sleeping in a bassinet right next to are bed. After about a month or 2 she will go in her crib. Even though her room is right next door to are's I choose to have her right in my room for the couple first months and im also a FTM
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Having the baby in your room and close at hand in the first 2-3 months is for your convenience. You will be up every 2-3 hours if not sooner for the first months. If the baby is done the hall, you will put more work into getting the child. Also,you need to hear their noises - that how you learn their cues for when they are hungry, wet, poopy, or just need comfort and contact. As a 3rd time mom, I would recoomend getting a bassinet (they can go up to about 15 pounds) or a co sleeper (20-50 pounds depending on if you get mini or full size) and keeping it in you room for sleeping at night. Put the baby in the crib during the day but get you breastfeeding established and keep a close eye on your newborn. We kept the babies in our room in a pack and play for the 1st year. Our baby is sleeping in a pack and play in our room right now and will be in there for his first year.
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I completely understand where you are coming from. Even my MIL recommended putting the LO in the crib at night immediately - that's what she did with her own children. But everyone else that I've spoken to has completely different point of view. After giving it some thought, we've decided to use the Fisher Price rock n' play for the first couple of weeks to have her close at hand and give her immediate attention when she needs it. We'll be exhausted during that time and having her so close will be convenient. She will nap in her crib to get used to it so the full-time transition isn't difficult. We don't anticipate having her in our room for very long at all. I think we each have to do what's right for us. Good luck.
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I was 5 wks 5 days on Thursday 01/22/09. Began bleeding and cramping. I went to the ER 11 pm and they did blood work HCG 16,427 and US that showed baby and heart rate of 90 bpm. By the time I left bleeding had stopped.
Saturday 01/24/09 I began bright red bleeding. After 30 minutes it was light pink and faint. This morning it was just a tinge of pink in my cervical mucus. I wen to ER around 11 am and they did a vaginal check and said my cervix was still close and my HCG was only 27,000. I was also diagnosed with Bacterial Vaginosis and was given some vaginal gel to use for 5 days at bedtime.
Before I left the ER doc refuse to do another US because he said I just had one 3 days ago. He told me that at about 6wks and a heart rate of 90 bpm that I need to prepare for MC and that the heart will probably stop beating anyday. This is torture for me and I just keep checking myself for bleeding and every feeling I keep asking myself is this it. I keep wondering when will it be over. Any adivice?