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The Nicholls State women's volleyball team took care of business on Saturday, hitting .333 as a team in a 25-18, 25-22, 25-18 win over the Southeastern Louisiana Lions Saturday at Stopher Gym in Thibodaux.
Nicholls (8-10 overall), 3-4 in Southland Conference) extended its winning streak to a season long to three and snapped a two-match conference losing skid.
The Colonels had three players finish with double-digit kills — Jennifer Brandt (13), Kathryn Stock (11) and Sarah Terry (10). As a team, Nicholls finished with 52 kills compated to 34 for the Lions (5-11, 1-6 in the SLC).
Nicholls' Nancy Taylor led all players with 41 assists and 11 digs for her fourth double-double of the season. Carley McInnis added three aces, and Jasmine Harris added two.
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Anyone of you guys still train? I seem to remember a few of you did. Been my job for the last little while so I figured i'd see what everyone else is doing as far as MA goes. For me it's a little bit of Judo and BJJ/sub grappling, some muay thai and kickboxing, but what I've been doing mostly is coaching and teaching taekwondo. Mostly coaching the sport side. Kukkiwon 2nd Dan, 20 years old, just finished up with my own dojang to work on other things.
My next bit of martial arts will be focused on sport, undecided in exactly which capacity. I keep getting hurt grappling and my fingers are already shot from gripping the Gi
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Rabbi Alpern focuses on home worship & spiritual guidance
How is my Temple different from other Temples? Temple Shabbat Shalom
I am happy to announce my 40th year as a Rabbi. I have been in the Albany/Saratoga area of New York for over thirty years, serving Conservative congregations until I founded Temple Shabbat Shalom. While doing post graduate Family Therapy training, studying the interfaith phenomena, I came to understand that couples from different religions (including atheists and agnostics) deserved a Rabbi (which simply means "Master Teacher") as a mentor.
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I didn't know this, i've been wondering for ages why you've been hatching on emerald with it's awful rng, but that makes a lot of sense, i may just do that myself.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - March 25, 1954, Abilene, Texas CLEAR; COOLER dPhe Abilene EVENING VOL. LXXIII, No. 282 Aaocimttd Press (AP) ABlTENE TEXAS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1S54 -TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS PRICE DAILY 5c, SUNDAY IOC Sleet, Wind Rain Pound rteofU.S. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thunderstorms, snow, sleet, whipping winds and torrential rains hit broad areas of the nation today. A day or wild weather followed a night in which at least seven tornadoes whiried in Texas and Oklahoma. A tornado" struck two miles south of Centerton, Ark., today and then dipped down again two miles north of the community. Thunderstorms were scattered in an area from Texas and Louisiana to the Ohio Valley and other parts of the Midwest. Downpours drenched many cit- ies. Rains scaled up to 4.29 inches in Bradford, 111., and 3.51 in Glen- view, a suburb northwest of Chi- cago. A 2.30 inch fall in Chicago flooded basements in hundreds of homes and 27 underpasses. The rain exceeded two inches in Grand Rapids, Mich., and South Bend. Ind. Winds of gale force caused wide- spread damage in the St. Louis area early today. The Texas. Arkansas and Okla- homa tornadoes resulted in prop- erty damage but no deaths were reported. Storms threatened other sec- tions. The Weather Bureau at Indian- apolis said there is a possibility of tornadoes in an area extending 30 miles on either side of a line between Evansville, Ind., and Cleveland, Ohio. The Weather Bureau at Jackson, Miss., said there is a chance of occasional tornadoes along a belt extending 30 miles on either side of a line from Greenwood, Miss., to Corinth, Miss., to Nashville, Tenn. Snow fell from the Sierra Ne- vada to the northern Rockies. Austin, Nev., reported 8 inches of snow, Grand Canyon 6 inches and Billings, Mont., 9 inches. Snow and sleet fell from the northern Rockies to Minnesota. Showers were reported in .Cali- fornia and the southern parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Rain fell as far east as Pennsylvania. Mole! To Be Built Here A S65.000 motel will be built soon at 320T Solith First St., city build ing permit records revealed Thurs day. Covey McCord took- out th permit for the 22-cabin project. The one-story structure is to be of brick, with a Spanish tile roof 'Ray Young Construction Co., Abi lene has the contract. An employe of the City Engineer ing Department, which issued thr permit, said the site is reportei ready for inspection. Constructior will begin immediately thereafter Tornado Strikes Arkansas Town CENTERTON, Ark. do hit two miles south of thi northwest Arkansas town earl this morning, then jumped ove the community to strike again tw miles north of here. Two houses, two barns and number of outbuildings were de- stroyed. No injuries were reported. State Senate Outlaws Communists in Texas SEALED WITH A KISS Five-year-old Karen Albreclrt of San Antonio, the 1954 Easter Seal Girl, kisses her dog, Freck- les, moments before the pup is placed in the box and taken aboard a plane at LaGuardia Airport in New York bound for Chicago. Karen, also a passenger aboard the same plane, is scheduled to make personal appearances in the midwest city. Later she'll fly to Washington to be the guest of Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower at the White House. ARMY PROBE ROW Mundt Still Hopes For Quick Start WASHINGTON Mundt, Sen. Mundt told reporters "I IR-SD) said today he still hopes to; launch next week a public Senate investigation of the heated between Sen. McCarthy and top Army officials. row (R-Wis) itee will pick a special counsel the inquiry by this weekend. The drafting of suggested ground rules for the inquiry has been as- He outlined a quick-pace sched- ule he -wants to follow as presiding officer of the inquiry. It calls selection of special counsel'and agreement on .one- ground rules under which the Sen- ate Investigations subcommittee will look-.into: 1. An Army report backed by Secretary Stevens accusing McCar- thy and his chief counsel, Roy M. Cohn. of trying to get favored treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine, an unpaid sub committee aide until he was drafted! last fall. McCarthy and Cohn have denied the charge. 2. Return accusations by Mo signed to a sub-committee headed by Sen. Dirksen Dirksen said he regards the question of McCarthy's right to question witnesses as "the major to be solved. French Claim 28 More Rebels Slain in Fresh Attacks HANOI, Indochina Cfl The French army claimed today its GOP Regroups Against More Excise Cuts WASHINGTON Re- 'Ublican leaders regrouped forces oday against any further floor cuts in excise taxes after losing a est in which a 100-million-dollar reduction was voted on household appliances. The GOP leadership lost control ast night and, when that became apparent, agreed to accept the icusehold appliance cut. The vote :or it was 64-23. There remains a good possibility >he appliance tax cut, from 10 to 5 per cent, will be knocked out in conference with -the House, which voted no such reduction. Sen. Milli- kln chairman of the Fi- nance Committee, expressed be- lief the House would stand firm against going below the 10 per cent level on most excises this year. Miliikin predicted to newsmen to- day that other key amendments to lie excise or sales tax hill spon- sored by a group of Democrats would be beaten. He said the Sen- ate may complete action on the measure todav. Sen. Douglas chief spon- sor of the reduction amendments, planned to ask first today for a vote on a proposal to cut the ex- cise tax on autos from the present 10 to 7 per cent. This would slice the tax by 273 million dollars a year. Douglas says the cut would save about S50 on the price of a car. The tax is levied on the manu- facturer, but is passed on to car buyers. The third amendment of fered toy Douglas -would chop in 'Half''the present 10 per cent excise on tele- vision and radio sets and phono- graphs. -This would be an 80-rtil- lion-dollar annual cut. With the appliance relief includ- ed, total cuts in .the excise bill now have passed the billion-dol- lar mark. The House originally voted a wide variety of reductions totalin jSI SKL2 CONVICTS RECAPTURED Fernando Marias, 23, of Travis County, Texas, the leader of a 10-man Harlem Prison Farm escape, talks with a reporter following his recapture near Sugar Land. With him are Jose Gomez, 18, of EL Paso County, center, and Alejandro Landin, 23 Webb County, right. An unidentified Texas prison guard, left standing, and Byron W. Frierson, Texas prison system assistant manager, are in background. The other seven escap- ees were also recaptured following the break from the farm in Fort Bend County. Twister A tornado-spawning front which flung muddy rain and dust over a wide West Texas area Wednes- day evening put storm-detecting radar equipment at the U. S. Weather Bureau at Municipal Air- Carthy and Cohn that Stevens and tanks and mobile units killed 28 912 million "a year. This brought his associates tried to "blackmail" i Vietminh rebels in a fresh clash I down to a maximum 10 per cent' p0rt to its first stiff test under its jn the sector of besieged the committee into dropping me S0uuiein Inquiry into alleged Communists in Dien Blm Pho_ the Army by using Schine as Jf days the French had reported a battle with the Communist-led "hostage." Stevens replied that the charge was "fantastic." Mundt told reporters he is think- cnemy inside the southern perime- ing in terms of five .busy days of i ter ot the northwest Indochina declaring, I fortress. They claimed 175 enemy taking testimony, can't see now that he said anything in the picture' dead in" a big clash jjonday. by contin- level all excises except those on j conditions a big stOrm. liquor and tobacco. Some are now Finale' Committee, veiled what apparently was a hail chiefly by hiking the -'relief for The radar at mid-afternoon re- movie theaters, boosted this total to 958 million before sending the bill to the floor. The cuts-are scheduled to take effect a week from today, April 1. Senators Byrd (D-Va) and Wil- liams (R-Del) put in an amend- ment to knock out all of the cuts ,r .3 l.mfTa JimellUdU-auplJlleU JJIducs l.ullllu- in the testimony itself could plunge, ugd meanwhile to take a neavy uuu _ _ _ the subcommittee into a much of digging in around except those on movie tickets and er job. iDien Bien Pnu for new mass as- Still awaiting decision in writing saults on the fortl-ess. Even Flying the ground rules is the exact role Boxcar Dakota transport McCarthy may play when his werc used to jettison blaz- cornmittee, under Mundt's tempor-l ing gasoijae bombs on the encmy: ON INSIDE PAGES WHAT'S NEWS PRICE of price supports on cattle meets opposition in Washington. Page 2-A. TRADE con- jures up idea to obtain 800 mil- lion trade customers from Ger- many and Indochina. Page 5-A. PIE IN Kiwanis Club members heave pies as oftermoth to recent Pancake Supper. Page 1-B. At- lantic Coast waterfront tieup looms os longshoremen sanction outlow strike in Port of New York. Page 12-B. ary chairmanship, starts the quiry. McCarthy has said will insist on the right to cross-examine wit- nesses, and is willing to submit to questioning by Army represen- when he testifies himself. In the 13 days of this first major battle of the seven-year Indochina war, the French estimate more than 15.000 Vietminh troops have been killed and wounded. Around-the-clock bombings and muuiiu-uie-ciuuK uuiiiuiiigs auu He says he is willing to step tp barrages are believed to all other matters liry, to the extent of refraining from voting on any matters involved in it or appoint- ing a successor to cast a vote. Some veteran senators said Me Carthy probably cannot be denied the right to question opposition witnesses in the forthcoming inves- tigation, which is to be carried by radio and television networks. Sen. Ferguson who has urged McCarthy to step aside, said it will be up 'to the investi- gations subcommittee itself to de- cide on procedure. CITY SPEEDING FINE CUT Fight With Policeman Costs Putnam Man 30 Days in Jail Hay Austin Ingram, 26, of Put-] nam, was sentenced to 30 days in Taylor County jail Thursday morning for making an agra- vatcd assault on H. L. Zim- merman, Abilene city policeman. Ingram pleaded guilty to the charge. Three other persons entered pleas of guilty to charges, one of which had been appealed from a conviction in Abilene City Court. Zimmerman, who signed the complaint against Ingram, said the man started to fight him when the officer tried to arrest him shortly after 7 p. m. Saturday in the 200 block of Chestnut St. Zimmerman said he arrested In- gram because he was drunk and fighting. Victor E. Holladay of 3434 Pine St. paid a court costs of on a traffic violation con- viction appealed from city eourt. He had been assessed a fine Oct. on a charge of speed- Ing and appealed it. claiming hundreds each day. other admissions. But this ap- peared to be a forlorn gesture ic the present mood of the Senate. In arguing for the appliance cut, Democrats hammered at the theme that the bill already cut taxes on such luxuries as furs, jewelry and night club admissions. They said household necessities should get relief too. On the vote. 35 Democrats, 28 Republicans and the 1 indepen- dent said Fifteen Republi- cans and 8 Democrats voted Diehard Temple. 23, of 759 Cy press St. was assessed a fine and S21.20. Lourt costs and a 30- day probated jail sentence. Dep- uty Sheriff L. A. Arnold signed a complaint against Temple alleg- ing DWI. Temple had not paid the fine at noon Thursday and was in county jail. Ray Manning Foreman of Odes- sa drew a 30-day jail term on a complaint ot possession and sale of beer. K. O. Pierce of the Liquor Control Board signed the com- plaint against Foreman. An appeal by Leo Carl Watson of SOI Portland St. on a city court conviction was dismissed because the material witness for the prose- cution was unavailable. Watson had been charged with failure to yield right-of-way and assessed a J20 fine in city court. Curtis.Burns was charged with theft of a tire and wheel valued at from Western Chevrolet Co. City Detective George Sutton sign- ed tht complaint ifilnst Burns, i. Okla., Clynt E. Sitchler, chief met- eorologist, said. At 9 p.m., the ra- dar screen revealed a storm front which stretched from 152 miles to ie south to 155 miles to the east, said. Undetected weatherman, by the on-duty who was kept busy answering a steadily-ringing tele- phone which kept him from the radar screen at a critical moment, was a tornadic wind which dam- aged several buildings and injured one person while roaring through the Albany and Throckmorton areas between and 7 p.m., Sitchler said. 'We can't tell from the radar if a storm is actually a said Sitchler, who asked the pub- lic to report twisters as soon as they arc sighted by observers oh the scene. "Someone called us about last night's tornado about 10 p.m." i The outlook for Thursday was j for clear weather1, the weather- man said. The Wednesday night storm roared into Abilene about 6 p.m. bringing a dense cloud of dust which quickly dropped visibility to zero in 'some locations; including the Weather Bureau. Spotty rain showers fell through the dust. The Weather Bureau recorded only a trace of moisture, but at 1829 South Eighth St. .12 of an inch was measured. Injured in the small tornado was Airman First Class' Charles the Walter Zenkner ranch about seven miles north of Albany. The airman was homefon leave from Japan. He was admitted to Shackelford County Hospital at Al- bany for a facial cut and an in- jured arm. His condition was not serious. Rain Below Normal Following the storm, the 1954 rain total at the Weather Bureau Abilene was 1.11. This com- pares with the normal total of 2.91. The month of March has had .05 so far this year, compared to a normal total for the month of 1.12. Strongest winds recorded at the Weather Bureau station were 43 miles an hour, with the average 35-40 miles an hour, the weather- man said. The showers fell here when a cool front from the west collided with warm, moist air in this area, which.was on the western edge of the moisture belt. When a tornado forms, it usually does so at the western edge of the moisture belt, the weatherman said. "We' have lots to learn about forecasting he added. Haln totals varied over the West Texas area. Some totals follow: Clyde, .15; -Brownwood, .70; Lake Browmvood, 1.10; Breckenridge, .32; in the tornado area, .70; Wood- son. .20; Cisco, trace: Moran, .50; Putnam, .75; Eden, .50. Wind-driven hail at Brownwood broke 365 panes in a greenhouse. The tornado damaged 600 bales of hay inside of barn owned by Charlie Schkade after blowing the roof off. The barn was located near Zenkner's place.- A hen house was uprooted five and a half miles north of Albany. The structure was owned by Au- gust Schkade. Sheriff Jack Moberley of Shackelford County said the storm hit about three miles north of Al- bany. It traveled about two and a half miles northeast and then northwest for about eight miles, he said. The storm area was about a mile wide, he said. Loyalty Board Bill Abandoned AUSTIN Senate today overwhelmingly passed a bill out- lawing the Communist Party in Texas. The 30-0 vote for the came after its author. Sen. Rogers Kelley, Edinburg, abandoned ef- forts to include "all other subver- sives" in the outlawing measure. Efforts to set up a state loyalty review board in another bill have been abandoned, Kelley indicated. But he said he would attempt to salvage other parts of the bill that would outlaw subversive organiza- tions other than Communists. The measure is now with a Sen- ate subcommittee for study. I believe the Senate is not ready to go for the loyalty Kelley said. Tighter Communist controls was one of the purposes for which Gov. Allan Shivers called the special session. Two tests loomed later today on the question of who will foot the bill for any new spending that may be voted by the lawmakers. New spending, proposed new taxes, or 10 taxes at all are other session ssues. When debate was first called on he anti-Communist bill, Kelley vas ready .with 10 amendments. He said they would have "trans- planted" all the provisions of the controversial 'loyalty board" bill except those parts creating such a board and prescribing court pro- cedure for appeals from the board's findings. left provisions outlawing all subversive organiza- tions, providing lor search and seizure, and other related matters. One after another, senators be- gan to Kelley'i imeiidnieht efforts. "What" you have to do is guess, LOSS UNKNOWN Forking Meter Key Lost; Thief Takes Cosh From 4 A lost key seems to account for a series of recent" thefts from park- ing meters, Police Detective Lt. George Button said Thursday. Four meters were unlocked Tuesday night. They were in the 800 blocks of North Third and North Fourth Sts. That brought to a dozen the number opened in the same manner recently, Sutton said. All the meters apparently were opened with a key, and were un- damaged, Sutton reported. A meter attendant several months ago lost a key which un- locks the city's parking meters, the detective related. The officer added that evidently someone has found the key and is using it to rob.meters. Amount of money taken :cannot be estimated. or wish ithat you are right when you vote. on these said Sen. Warren McDonald, Tyler. "You don't have the benefit of the recommendations of a committee or a subcommittee. I think.it is dangerous policy." Sen. Carlos Ashley, Llano, told the Senate the second Communist bill Kelley was .attempting to in- corporate in the first "will in due course be before this Senate." "We should wait for it without cluttering up this he said. Kelley then withdrew his pend- ing amendment and said he would not offer the others. He said he would seek to have the subcommit- tee work on the second anti-Com- munist measure over the weekend and take it back to the committee next Monday. The Senate, with little further debate, then rushed the Commu- nist Party outlawing measure to final passage and sent it to the House. Rep. Joe Kilgore, McAllen. spon- sor of Shivers' tax plan, abruptly proposed a boost in the" gas pro- duction tax instead of the gover- nor's proposed gathering tax on natural gas. The committee took no action and decided to meet again today to have a look at another proposed levy on gas production. None of the big long-line trans- mitting companies appeared to op- pose the proposed gathering tax.- Attacks came from independent gatherers and operators of gaso- line processing plants. The governor's proposed spend- ing program moved nearer debate on the floor of the House when its appropriations committee ap- proved Senate-passed bills for state employes' pay raises and emergency buildings. J. Zenkner, 24, who was struck by j a piece of frying sheet metal on' THE WEATHER REINFORCEMENTS French reinforcements parachute in- to a perimeter area of the beleagured fortress of Dien feien Phu in Indochina to reinforce the French Union defenders gainst the giant ground attack unleashed by the Communist- ed Vietminh. In the foreground are some of the area's de- a led fenders. l'.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU ABILENE AND Thors- dsy. Thursday night and Friday: cooler Thursday and Thursday night; hiRh Thurs- day 70: low Thursday 40-45: hiRh Friday NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS: Gfr.crally fair and colder this afternoon ana tonight, owest 38-48 tonlRht. Friday lair and mild. WEST TEXAS: Generally (air and cooler Jlls afternoon and tonight, lowest 25-35 Panhandle and upper South Plains and 34- 44 elsewhere tonight. Friday fair and mild. EAST AND SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS: Generally fair and cooler this afternoon. tonicht and Friday. Moderate to fresh northerly winds on the coast. 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At the heart of the Summer Olympics underway in London is international sportsmanship and the spirit of healthy competition, the prime reason Baron Pierre de Coubertain of France spearheaded the reincarnation of the games in the late 19th century. Nevertheless, at various times in its history, the Olympics have been hijacked by politics, protests and terrorism.
The London Olympics officially are designated as the 30th games, since the modern competition was reborn in 1896. Yet technically, it is No. 27, because the 6th games were cancelled in 1916 due to the First World War, and the 12th and 13th in 1940 and 1944 because of the Second World War.
Over the years, some countries have refused to put aside their differences to revel in athletic prowess. And the games have also proved to be too tempting an international stage to ignore for the promotion and publicity of a wide range of issues outside the realm of sports. The threat of violence hovers over the games, which explains why security expenses at this year's Olympics are estimated to be $874 million, though less (at least for now) than the $1.5 billion spent on security at the Athens Olympics in 2004.
You can go a lot further back than 1896 to find trouble at the Olympics. Sparta was banned from the ancient games in the fifth century due to an alliance between Athens and Eleans, and security had to be beefed up at the games in 424 BC to guard against a Spartan attack. In 365 BC, the Eleans were unable to compete at the 104th Olympics when the Arcadians and the Pisatans gained control of the Altis (the site of Olympia). Once the Eleans drove their enemies out, they ruled that the 104th Olympiad was null and void.
The blurring of politics and sports in the modern era began in Berlin in 1936. Five years earlier, the International Olympic Committee had awarded Germany the games as a gesture of goodwill more than a decade after the First World War had ended. The IOC, however, had not counted on Adolf Hitler and the Nazis being in power.
For Hitler, the Olympics proved to be a powerful propaganda tool. During the two weeks the event was held in Berlin in August 1936, the Nazis highlighted their many economic achievements, while downplaying their racist anti-Jewish policies that nearly led to a boycott by the United States. In Canada, the boycott issue equally received much attention, including at a celebrated debate at the University of Manitoba in November 1935, in which a boycott was favoured. But Canadian sports officials never truly considered it an option.
The Nazis reinstituted the ancient torch relay, now considered an enduring symbol of the games, and Leni Riefenstahl brilliantly captured the entire spectacle in her highly regarded 1938 film Olympia. While it is no doubt true that Hitler and his top officers were not thrilled that African-American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals, a repudiation of Aryan superiority, the Nazi leader did not intentionally snub Owens as is widely believed. Hitler was not even in the Berlin stadium when Owens was presented with his medals. As Owens later commented, it was, in fact, U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt who snubbed him by not publicly acknowledging Owens's triumphant performance.
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Goldenballs is 'massive part' of England squad…Former Real Madrid and Manchester United midfielder David Beckham can play a key role for England in the build-up to the World Cup finals in South Africa next summer, according to Chelsea and England captain John Terry.
"He plays a massive part in the squad," Terry told This Is London. "He has always made me feel welcome and still does that with everyone now.
"His performances, whether they be for LA Galaxy or AC Milan, have been brilliant and he has been great for England as well.
"Whether he has started the game or come on as a substitute he has done fantastically well.
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Where any belligerent, obnoxious male tool goes through the process to bro-verload their truck with absurd rims, almost as if to reach the sky. This attempted form of showing off finesse yield no success nor results towards attracting members of the opposite sex; only their gay selves.
Bro: Instead of stocking up on Birkenstock sandals, Tapout, and my knack of always wearing sunglasses indoors/outdoors/day/night, I invested in giving my truck skyrims.
Dude: Kill yourself.
Dude: Kill yourself.
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Giving a rim job on an airplane.
"Hey Patrick, how did your flight go?"
"It was great! Joined the mile high club, and gave John a Skyrim."
"It was great! Joined the mile high club, and gave John a Skyrim."
מאת Raxim 28 באוגוסט, 2014
A rim-job given on an airplane
I gave Tommy a Skyrim on our flight from London to Singapore.
מאת Zweifel8 9 בינואר, 2012
A sexual act wherein the anus and asscrack are slathered in marshmallow fluff prior to a rim job
She wanted some s'mores, I wanted a rim job, so I compromised by letting her give me a Skyrim.
מאת mosshollow 9 בדצמבר, 2011
A game made by Bethesda Shitworks in 2011.
It's about a Swedish nigga who runs around killing dragons
It's about a Swedish nigga who runs around killing dragons
"Damn I was-a playing Skyrim last-a night-a and I found-a one hundred dragon souls"
מאת poopookid 2 בנובמבר, 2014
The act of having one's anus licked while on an airplane.
"So did you join the mile-high club?"
"Nope. Just gave her a Skyrim."
"Nope. Just gave her a Skyrim."
מאת Rep_Boehner 25 במאי, 2013
The term used to describe the sexual act of rimming while on a flight.
"My boyfriend gave me a right ole skyrim during our flight to New York. One of the best I have had!"
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Manion, Christopher, The Human Life Review
When HLR published James Hitchcock's first attack on The Wanderer in 2007, I immediately called Jim and interviewed him for the paper. I have long admired him and consider him a friend in spirit. I was surprised at the tenor of his 2007 attack, and also somewhat saddened that a major American Catholic historian had gone after The Wanderer while we were celebrating our 140th anniversary - a historic fact that historian Hitchcock completely ignored.
We gave Jim 3,000 words on the front page to explain his views.1 Imagine my surprise when, a year later - in the spring of 2008 - he attacked The Wanderer, and me, again in HLR. He did not mention our 2007 interview at all; nor did he mention the fact that The Wanderer probably prints more of the Pope's homilies and Vatican documents than any other American medium of similar size, and is filled with large amounts of other orthodox Catholic religious commentaries. His 14,000 words focus instead on some alleged sins, on our part, involving politics; and are replete with errors to boot. (With regard to the errors, the reader may rejoice: Space does not permit me to address them all.2)
In 1981, when Senator Jesse Helms named me staff director of the Senate Foreign Relations Latin America subcommittee, Jim McFadden called me, congratulated me, and kindly offered me a full set of bound volumes of HLR up to that time, which all of Senator Helms' s staff used for years (the volumes are now in the Saint John the Evangelist Library of Christendom College here in Virginia). I regard this publication highly. Its contributors and readership comprise eminent stalwarts of the pro-life movement worldwide. They deserve to hear The Wanderer's side of the story. Permit me first briefly to introduce the paper.
The Wanderer [is] one of the most conservative Catholic journals in the United States and a publication that is implacably anti-abortion. - Hitchcock, HLR 2007
The Wanderer is indeed not only implacably anti-abortion, but staunchly pro-life. We have defended the Magisterium of Holy Mother Church since our inception, and recently celebrated the 40th anniversary of Humanae Vitae with countless commentaries. The Wanderer was founded in 1 868 to serve the German-speaking Catholic community in this country, and began publishing an English edition in 1930. It has always been fully loyal to Rome, so much so that it was banned by Hitler in the 1930s (it had 1,400 faithful readers in Austria and Germany at the time). I urge the interested reader who has read Hitchcock's version of The Wanderer to read the real thing.3
Next: While HLR is not a Catholic publication, Hitchcock and I are both Catholics, and I write here as one. I speak for myself. I don't speak for the paper or for Hitchcock's other targets in debate. (I should also point out that a more detailed analysis is available on The Catholic Guys blog.4) This essay attempts, first, to identify and to address two of Hitchcock's major errors that fissures appeared in the pro-life movement only in 2006, and that by criticizing President Bush across a broad range of issues, The Wanderer abandoned its pro-life priorities. Second, it offers an alternative, reality-based analysis of the problems faced by the pro-life movement today. The reader can then decide for himself whether it is George W. Bush or The Wanderer who is more responsible for what Hitchcock admits are the "derailed" fortunes of the pro-life movement. Perhaps he will even confront the question, were pro-life, pro-family advocates wrong to support President Bush so uncritically for so long?
In 2006 cracks began to appear on the Catholic side of "the Right," something that cannot be explained in conventional journalistic categories but requires following a tangled and sometimes obscure thread. - Hitchcock, HLR 2007
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Love is about passion, devotion and loyalty but, if it becomes an obsession, it's not love anymore. Shweta, a young girl from Delhi learned this the hard way after being in a relationship with Namit. When they met through Namit's cousin, Jay, little did she know about the kind of relationship she was about to begin. Namit was a very moody guy who lived in a joint family. For the past one year he was on a sabbatical, therefore could spend a lot of quality time with Shweta and soon, they started dating.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Modeler needed for a lokomotive http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=56284&th=11423#msg_56284 <![CDATA[Hello,

 attached you will find a picture of a Railway from Wold War II (was only a project on paper).
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St. Pete Beach Evacuated After Possible Ordnance FoundSt. Pete Beach has been evacuated after a beach walker found an object that could be old military ordnance.
5 Things Not To Forget In Your Summer Beach BagA day at the beach should include a bag full of essentials to keep you comfortable and protected in the sun. Here are five must-haves not to forget when planning a day at the beach.
6 Beach Escapes You Might Not Know AboutLooking for a new beach getaway spot this summer? Wendy Francis, author of "The Summer Of Good Intentions," shares her top 6 beach escapes that you might not know about.
Miami Beach Conditions Now Available VIA Phone HotlineBeach conditions are now just a phone call away in Miami.
Miami Beach Offers Beach Condition HotlineHeaded to Miami Beach for a day on the sand? Now there's a number you can call to check on the weather and beach conditions for the day.
3 Science Experiments To Try Outdoors With Kids This SummerThe weather is warmer and that means kids are gearing up to get outside and release some pent-up winter energy. These three outdoor science experiments offer curious young scientists a messy, fun learning experience.
Top Spots To Buy Swimsuits In South FloridaThere is no shortage of high-end swim shops in Miami, but here are a few picks that fit every body from plus size and post-op to runway and beach chic.
South Florida Memorial Day Water Safety GuideSouth Florida spends much of the year in near-drought conditions, but virtually every part of our lives is connected to water.
Miami Beach Water Main Break Prompts Precautionary Boil Water OrderA water main break in Miami Beach caused traffic Wednesday morning, and prompted a precautionary boil water order for some residents.
Police Detonate Suspicious Package In Miami BeachA package outside the Miami Beach post office was detonated Tuesday afternoon.
Florida Keys Launches "Turtle Cam"Now environmental enthusiasts from all over the world can tune in to see "turtle webcam".
Six Hot Beach Reads For SummerSummer is time for breaking out your bathing suits and hitting the beach. Whether you're craving a thriller or tearjerker, our sister company Simon & Schuster has a book for every afternoon spent in the sun. Throw one of these page-turners in your beach bag and prepare to lose yourself.


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External Web sites
- The Official Site of The Ohio State University, United States State of Ohio "fact file" about fossil collecting in Ohio.
Britannica Web sites
Articles from Britannica encyclopedias for elementary and high school students.
- Ohio State University - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
The Ohio State University is a public institution of higher education with a main campus in Columbus, Ohio. The university also includes branches in Lima, Mansfield, Marion, and Newark and the Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster. The institute and the branches in Mansfield and Marion are primarily two-year colleges. With a total enrollment of more than 60,000 students, more than 55,000 of whom attend the main campus, the Ohio State University is one of the largest universities in the United States. The main campus is a land-grant institution (established with funding from the sale of federal land). It was founded in 1870.


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...that shot is soooooo freaking sexy x3
thank you! so what side of the food chain would you prefer to be on?
I love it when the dino tosses its head back to flip the girl into its maw. She looks great in that pose!
Annnnnd she's screwed,
Dude... Weren't you here like panels 6-7?
Not those ones no but I kinda did drivel on abit on other images. Note to self on a word of warning for the future. When you are still awake at 3am or perhaps even 4, commentating on pages kinda is a bad idea. You might go repeating yourself, spewing nonsense that's pretty insignificant or stupid. Kinda like my other stuff but that's a whole other matter altogether.