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Penis size jokes
|Women see them. In magazines, ads, commercials, TV and movies. The real, sexy men. They also see them naked, as males are becoming more exposed. Women, even young girls, know how a man should look.
|Men know how a man should look. They have even more chances to watch men, they see them naked in locker rooms and they see themselves.
|The male body and the men's penises are exposed so much today, that nobody can believe any longer, that size does not matter.
|As a discreet way to show how tired we are to pretend, lie and be careful not to hurt smalldicks, we make penis size jokes.
|The jokes are not only a way to give a hint to smalldicks to learn their place, it is also a way to show how much we admire and appreciate real men, giving them the compliments they deserve.
|The jokes are heard everywhere, it is no longer bad to make jokes about smalldicks or to show penis size preference by making a funny joke.
|The jokes are becoming popular in media, as the producers of songs, films and series realize that the jokes reflect what people feel and that they are saying what many people still feel afraid to say themselves.
In movies:
|Movies are full of penis size jokes. They are used for fun and also more seriously, to show smalldicks their place.
|You would think these jokes are made in movies for adults only but they appear in all kind of movies. Even in cartoons for children.
In Shrek, for instance, the "He must be compensating for something" was a marvelously witty line, because kids and young adolescents were able to see the humor as compensating for his stature; older adolescents and adults were able to see the line as compensating for a small penis. There are a few subtle jokes about the size of Lord Farquad's penis. (Farquad is short and some characters suggest he is "compensating for something" with his large castle).
In TV shows too:
"I just watched an episode of House: "the part of your cortex for penis
size is set 'incredibley small'", Denise Richards reality show: "I just
like a tall dark haired man with a big ____", Chelsea Lately: frequent
gushing over big penises, Greek: harsh put downs of small penises, Two and
a Half Men: constant references to Charlie Sheen's supposedly superior big
penis. One instance, quite funny, I thought, even given the subject
matter, was Charlie bringing home a beach girl. She wanted Charlie to surf
with her. When Charlie's brother pointed out that he can't surf, Charlie
said he gave her the wrong idea when she asked if he hangs ten and he said
|More penis jokes and penis size comments in TV movies in TV & Movies
In song lyrics too.
Beautiful South song 'Perfect 10':
When he's at my gate
With a big fat 8
You wanna see the
smile on my face
And even at my door
With a poor poor 4
There ain't no man can replace
|More penis size lyrics in Songs
|Penis jokes are always funny and appreciated. There are endless ways to make fun of smalldicks and new jokes are made all the time. Here are some.
When you got circumcised, did it take more than one try?
Your dick's so thin, paper called you up and said, "YOU BASTARD!"
After hours of going at it with a woman, she yawns and asks if you're done yet.
|Maybe if you water it, it'll grow.
Its just a happy meal, you can't supersize it.
I've smoked fatter joints than that.
Some jokes however, can be comforting for smalldicks:
|You have a small penis, but think of it this way, at least no woman will ever say it's too big.


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Denver (AP) Make no bones about it, Republican gubernatorial candidate Marc Holtzman admits he's "vertically challenged," however, campaign spokesman Dick Leggitt is rejecting suggestions that the campaign altered photos of the candidate to make him look taller.
Thursday, the Denver Post published before–and–after photos of Holtzman with President Reagan and President Bush that appeared to show Holtzman gaining an inch or two.
Leggitt says the photos were boxed and shipped to a Virginia consulting firm, which had the photos digitized, cropped and enlarged to be used in Holtzman's campaign literature.
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7 Honeymoon Travel Tips
Preparing for your honeymoon can be both exciting and stressful. There are so many destinations, considerations, and wedding plans to balance.
Couples often plan their honeymoon together. Or the bride or groom plans it alone for a surprise at the wedding. Either way, here are 7 tips to prepare for your honeymoon.
1. Choose a budget
When you determine a budget early, you can more easily find a honeymoon destination that is realistic and well planned. This will ease stress in your planning and give you a clear picture of what is possible and desired.
2. Choose a destination
There are so many places to travel; think staycation, Caribbean cruise, Sandals Resorts, Ireland, Tahiti, Fiji, etc. Once you have your budget, choosing a location comes down to types of vacations that interest you. This may include beach vacations, historical tours, luxurious accommodations, or whatever fits your style. Think of activities you enjoy together and pick a destination that gives you options around those activities.
3. Consider a travel agent
If you're staying home for your honeymoon, you can plan all the details yourself. If you're going somewhere for the first time, especially international travel, find a travel agent that can share their experiences with you. They can help you select the best resort, destination, restaurants, and activities. They know the best times of year to travel to each location and will help you secure all the little details that make your honeymoon memorable and smooth.
4. Prepare for memories
Find an online photography course or take a local class together on how to take better pictures. Your honeymoon memories will be something you review often. Make sure you have the right camera for your type of travel (point-and-shoot, Digital SLR, etc.). Know how to use the camera and how to take great pictures in bright sunlight or dim-lighted sunset settings so you can capture every detail.
5. Find a great travel checklist
There are so many rules when traveling, especially to international spots. Take this honeymoon checklist, for example, and make sure to add specialty items that pertain to you and your "new" spouse.
6. Book travel in your maiden name
Remember that you won't probably have identification in your married name by the time you leave for your honeymoon. There may be a few exceptions like a delayed honeymoon. Keep a copy of your marriage certificate, passports, driver's license, etc. to explain any discrepancies as you travel.
7. Print a copy of travel and activity documents
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For students interested in the pursuing advanced degrees in environmental studies, Goucher offers accelerated degree programs in which students can earn both the Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master of Arts in Environmental Studies in five years.
Through these programs, students who have at least a 3.0 grade point average and who have attained junior status may take up to nine graduate credits while they are still undergraduates. These nine graduate credits apply to the 120 credits required for the bachelor's degree, as well as to the credits required for the master's degree. The 4+1 programs typically require two to three summers of coursework. For more information, please contact Thomas Walker, the director of the Environmental Studies program.
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Council decides against removing mayor
City officials have decided in favor of the mayor of Villa Hills, meaning he can keep his job.
City Council members acted as a jury this week during a hearing that ended Wednesday to determine whether to remove first-term Mayor Mike Martin.
The Kentucky Enquirer reports that at the end of the three-day hearing, which included testimony from 10 witnesses, council members decided that he could remain in office.
Martin had denied nine charges of official misconduct and willful neglect of duty. The charges included opening a city safe with a backhoe, being in non-compliance with state open records laws and burning official documents.
Martin has two more years left in his term.
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August 22, 2007
Solar Housing Developments Gain Momentum in Northern California
California has long been a leader in solar power installations, but recently the northern part of the state has gained momentum as a leader in solar housing developments. In July, a community in Rocklin, California, located northeast of Sacramento, was the first community to be approved by the State of California under its New Solar Homes Partnership (NSHP). As part of the California Solar Initiative, the NSHP provides significant rebates for homes that feature solar electric systems, include Energy Star appliances, and exceed the state's energy efficiency standards by at least 15%. With some help from utility rebate programs, the NSHP also encourages homes to be built 35% to 40% more efficient than the state's energy efficiency standards. At Rocklin's Wisteria community, built by Christopherson Homes, a 2.3-kilowatt solar power system will be integrated into the roof of each of the 30 remaining homes as part of their purchase price. That system will be installed by the Solar Solutions division of Old Country Roofing (OCR), the largest roofing contractor in northern California. See the OCR press release (PDF 123 KB) and the NSHP Web page. Download Adobe Reader.
OCR is also involved in two other solar housing projects in Gilroy and Brentwood. In Gilroy, OCR is working on 20 solar homes in two communities, each of which will include a solar power system with a peak capacity of 1.8 to 2.0 kilowatts. The homes are expected to be completed by the end of the year. In Brentwood, OCR is incorporating solar power systems into 455 single-family homes that are being built by Pinn Brothers Fine Homes. Pinn Brothers is adopting an aggressive strategy to incorporate solar energy into its standard building practices. The Brentwood homes also exceed California's efficiency standards through the use of high-efficiency windows, ample insulation, tankless water heaters, and high-efficiency heating and cooling systems. See the OCR press releases on the projects in Gilroy (PDF 89 KB) and Brentwood (PDF 87 KB).
Solar homes are also gaining ground in the Sacramento area and in Vacaville. The Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) signed agreements in August with two builders that will build a total of 462 solar-powered, super energy-efficient homes in the Sacramento area. Earlier this year, SMUD signed similar agreements with two other builders for the construction of 1,383 solar homes. And in Vacaville, located about 40 miles southwest of Sacramento, SunPower Corporation has installed 2.3-kilowatt solar power systems on 45 homes in Meritage Homes' Encore Community. The Encore homes are also extremely efficient, exceeding the requirements of the New Solar Homes Partnership. See the press releases from SMUD (PDF 33 KB) and SunPower.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The 78-year-old man who was beaten in a home invasion last month has died of his injuries.
Delor M. "Dean" Cabral, a former sheriff, was critically injured when he tried to defend his tenant from two gunmen who broke into his apartment house on 122-124 Ontario St. Cabral died early Sunday morning at Rhode Island Hospital, said Providence Police Commander Thomas F. Oates III.
Two men are being held on charges of beating Cabral. Oates said the investigators are waiting for a determination from the medical examiner's office on the cause of his death and whether it will be ruled a homicide.
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My blood is boiling at this moment. I just got off the phone with the supervisor name Cesar. Walmart had advertised $100 off myfamilymobile for purchase their phone and sign up for their service. BIG MISTAKE on my part by fell into their trap. I had given them many opportunity to fix the issue but at the end I just got frustration and deception. They don't care about customer service. They simply bunch of liars and get paid to lie to the customers.
I had signed up with them since November 2012 and I just got off the phone with the supervisor
today 3/22/2013 and still haven't see any discount. I also previously had wait 30 minutes to speak to a CSR and they both had promised me in two separate occasions that my discount will be in my next billing. First CRS said it needs to be a full cycle billing and because my other bills are not full monthly cycle, WHAT? Then the second CSR said my discount date I had missed the billing cycle. The both had swear and read the discount script to me that it WILL be in my next billing cycle in two separate month. Where is my discount as I had patiently waited? and why am I on the phone with the supervisor on the fifth month into my billing cycle with Cesar the supervisor you ask? Well, shame on me for believe those people! I'm here today to tell you to run away from them as far as you can so you don't end up with my story. Again, Cesar said they had technical issues that escalate the trouble and the inconvinence that caused today, but he again promise it will be in my NEXT billing, REALLY CESAR??? WTF There is nothing he can do for me today even he saw all those notations that those two CSR had noted and how long I been with them. NOTHING! NOTHING he can do, so I asked him exactly what is he can do as a supervisor, what is his job title? and who can help in a situation like this? NOTHING AND NOBODY can do anything about it. (point blank and period)
I am taking my business elsewhere regardless of my getting my $100 or not. They are not getting another penny out of me. I done with those incompetent idiots! I hope you are too.
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I have used My Family Mobil by Walmart, powered by T-Mobil for 4 years now. My self and my two teenage daughters have unlimited text, unlimited minutes too, unlimited internet, no problems for us with reception @ 118.00 per month. It is month to month, no contracts, simple if you don't pay-your phone is shut off. After using AT&T and feeling robbed(Never BUNDLE!) I LOVE this plan.
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Big Cities Still Attract
Creative class guru Richard Florida is guest blogging in Andrew Sullivan's space this week. His first entry ponders where college grads, facing an uncertain ...
Creative class guru Richard Florida is guest blogging in Andrew Sullivan's space this week. His first entry ponders where college grads, facing an uncertain economic future, are heading.
He points to Saturday's Wall Street Journal article that noted that young hipsters are still attracted to places like Portland, which at least offer interesting culture if not many job opportunities. Cities with less curb appeal, such as Phoenix, Charlotte and Las Vegas -- all big youth gainers at the height of the housing boom -- are not pulling them in.
Florida suggests that his usual list of attractive cities, such as New York, Boston, San Francisco and Denver, are going to continue to gain in college grads. Given the worsening economy, a "thick" economy is what's most desirable.
The appeal of big cities stems from a simple economic fact - they offer thicker labor markets with more robust job opportunities across a wide number of fields.
Getting ahead in your career today means more than picking the right first job. Corporate commitment has dwindled, job tenure has grown far shorter, and people switch jobs with much greater frequency. The average American changes their job once every three years; the average American under the age of 30 changes their job once a year.
In today's highly mobile and economically tumultuous times, career success also turns on picking a thick labor market which offers diverse and abundant job opportunities. For new grads, picking the most vibrant location is an important hedge against economic uncertainty and the risk of layoff.
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Metal Fabrication Welding Table - Build Pro Table By StrongHand Tools
What do you think about this video?
ricosuave7777: $ 2449.00 for a single table.
sheetmetalfabricato1: What is the table made of? Is it strong enough??
GnosisMan50: does anyone know what to use to prevent the table from rusting? I'm with the understanding that oil is a no no
MarkO Polo: it is is expensive, not a consumer item, better be makin money with it
Stuart N: A nice pice of kit
alexpoz09: Its lust like getting new truck you should park it in the streen and wait for the nabor kid to come along with his bike and put scratch in it
tcseacliff: the 30' is over 3 grand on amazon. the three axis clamp $400. not sure how much the tooling packages would bump it up!
l0keman: There is a reason he hasn't answered the 20 people asking how much it costs.
ColtDeltaElite10mm: Nice table, but...... Stronghand products are outrageously expensive for a home DIYer fabricator. For the professional welder, I can see its value. However, I'm perfectly content with my 1/4" thick 3'x5' steel table I made with casters on it. It's 1/10" the cost of the Stronghand table and is all a home fabricator would need. Spend the money on metal or consumables, not that Stronghand table. Just my own opinion. Excellent presentation video Jody.
Richard Pretto: Thanks a lot for taking the time to put this helpful videos together. R
Rick Barter: Jody, First, thanks for your site and your videos. They are awesome and have helped me a lot. You keep mentioning the tooling package that came with your table. My wife bought me the table for Christmas (YES SHE IS AWESOME!!!) and I want to get the tooling. Can you tell if there is a specific package or did you specify certain tools you wanted? Thanks, rvb
Steven Jennings: Cool Informational Video Y'alls!!!
Austn Texan: Jody, just wanted to say thanks for your website and all your fantastic posts to YT. This is such a help to everyone. Thanks again.
Takuan66: How much with all the accessories!
ions82: @locojeff Very true. The BuildPro is a bargain when compared to the competitors. Similar tables and tooling from other companies cost about 4-5 times what the BuildPro does. Despite that fact, there are still companies that purchase multiple tables because of advantage that modular fixturing can provide. The stuff from BuildPro isn't quite as nice as the competition, but it's a MUCH better value. Welding skill will make more of a difference than the difference in quality between tables.
my1956effie: Neat table
Jeff Johnson: This table is very affordable against anything else out there to its like comparison. See for yourself by contacting Strong Hand Tools and request a catalog and price list.
CRJarvis: it was good until you gave me ADHD by talking about ADHD. lol
littlestworkshop: I like machining but there is something cool about welding, if you are only machining and break a tap you need an EDM it out or to start again, with a welder just grind that sucker out and rebuild, at least in some cases. Hang on, I never normally say sucker, I'm watching too many of your videos! ;)
Llepsdog: I can already think of ways this would make certain jobs a lot easier. Id just be too afraid of the other shifts not being very accurate with hammers and grinders around it :(
Metal Fabrication Welding Table - Build Pro Table by StrongHand Tools 5 out of 5


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We had a weird problem here a few days ago. Please tell if you have an
idea of how it could happen.
We have a machine called '47' attached to the bigswitch. (IP visible
from the world)
At a certain moment it stopped responding to pings (and to ssh, http,
everything) to computers inside internalnetwork.
However it was still responding to pings to computers outside the NAT.
We restarted all switches and the NAT many times, then we changed
ethernet sockets in the bigswitch... No good.
I looked at the routing table of 47: there were a few extra entries (a
few destination IPs routed to loopback) to blacklist some IPs from which
we were receiving SSH attacks. This is a dynamic filter we have
installed. However I removed those entries manually from the route and
the problem persisted.
I looked at the iptables: it was empty as it was supposed to.
Then I started wireshark on the 47 and I could see the ping requests
incoming from the internalnetwork machines, and the outgoing ping
replies to such pings, going to the NAT.
So the replies were acutally generated, but somehow they were not
reaching the internalnetwork.
I didn't know what to do anymore, so I restarted the 47.
To my surprise the pings started working again!!
I immediately checked the route table and the iptables tables: they were
exactly like before the reboot.
Unfortunately I forgot to look at the arp cache of 47 before and after
the restart.
Any idea of what could have happened!?!?
Thanks in advance


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So the current teacher training program at New York Yoga is going really well. It has been an amazing experience directing the teacher training program over the past year and a half. The current group is a great group and it is inspiring to see how much they have learned so far. It is always very interesting to see people's practice deepen, them begin to be able to do postures that they were previously unable to do, and their skill and ability to lead others through practice develop and come together. We are more than half way through the training and New York Yoga is doing something interesting where the fall Teacher Training Program which is coming up soon, will start before the current summer teacher training program ends. One of the great benefits of this is that the fall teacher trainees will be able to see what they summer teacher trainees are doing as they get nearer to testing and graduation. Having the new group able to see the old group and having the old group able to work with the new group and remember where they started from is very valuable in the learning process.
This weekend, Sunday August 2nd at 6:00PM, I am hosting an open house for the fall teacher training to answer any questions prospective trainees might have about the program. I will also host another open house on Sunday August 30th at 6:00PM.
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Normally, finishing first in the Division III sectional golf tournament is a big accomplishment in itself, but when your No. 2 golfer is injured, it makes it that much more impressive.
For Scott Miller's Belpre Golden Eagles, this was the case Wednesday at Jaycees Golf Course, as Miller discovered shortly before that match that Brennen Ferrell would be unable to go due to a soccer injury.
"We won the sectional and our No. 2 golfer didn't play," Miller said. "(Brennen) was able to putt before the match, but he hit a couple off the tees and decided he couldn't go. We were able to win by 15 strokes without him. In fact, if you took away our top scorer, we still would have won by five strokes. That says a lot about our team."
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Marietta's Garrett Bertram attempts a putt at Marietta Country Club on Monday. To Bertram's right is Warren's Michael Sams and Tiger golf teammate Jeff Hensler. MHS opens up sectional play Monday at River Greens in West Lafayette.
It did not hurt the team's performance, however, as the Golden Eagles were still able to shoot a 334, tops at the tournament. Sam Petty was Belpre's top scorer, shooting an 81 on the day, while Alex Perry carded an 82 and Hayden Plummer shot an 84. Bryce Pittinger shot an 87, and Dakota Hoffman contributed a 91.
Belpre's top four golfers all finished in the top ten individually.
"We try to emphasize consistency," Miller said. "If we can shave a few strokes here and there, it can go a long way. (At Cumberland Trails), the greens are very fast. It's a very nice course. Guys that can make good golf shots, good things can happen."
It's on to district play for the Golden Eagles, who play Tuesday at Cumberland Trails at Pataskala.
"I'm very pleased with balance of our team," Miller said. "We had a mini-team adversity situation with Brennan being out, and we responded and still won."
Belpre also had Jackie Cunningham advance to the girls' district tournament, which is Monday at Pickaway Country Club. She finished third individually in sectional competition, shooting an 84.
The Waterford High golf team also had a successful showing Wednesday. The team finished second to Belpre, shooting a 349, while Brandyn Offenberger shot a 75 to earn medalist honors.
The entire Wildcat team moves on to district play Tuesday at Cumberland Trails. Head coach Josh Arnold was impressed with the performance.
"I thought we played great," Arnold said. "There were tough conditions, being wet and rainy. It was a great day for us. We're really young, and I thought the young kids really outdid themselves."
Along with Offenberger, Montana Brooker shot an 88, Brent Ginther a 91, and Cam Bosner a 95. After the solid outing, Arnold has high expectations for district play.
"We want to have a good showing," Arnold said. "I think that expectation is realistic. It will be a great experience for our young team. I'm sure there will be nerves, but we're gonna have a great time. The competition will be stiff, but we can hold our own."
Arnold also noted that Offenberger, who has played well all season long, gives the team an advantage.
"When Brandyn plays well, it gives the team an edge," Arnold said. "He's a solid No. 1 guy. There are more consistent teams out there that all shoot in the 80s, but with Brandyn at No. 1, when our younger guys bring their scores down, it gives us a great chance."
After the Warren Warriors claimed their first SEOAL championship in 22 years this season, they have their sights set on a good showing at the sectional tournament Monday at River Greens Golf Course.
Head coach Nathan Evans wants his team to focus on themselves and their scores in the postseason.
"We've had a good year," Evans said. "I told the kids to go and take care of what we can do. We can't control what other teams do. Just focus on us, and if it's good enough, we accept that."
The Warriors are led by Zack McKenna, Steve Farley and Adam Lang, who were All-SEOAL selections this season. Michael Sams, Reece Patton, and Alex Flesher have also made significant contributions to the team.
"Pretty much all of our guys played all summer long," Evans said. "We've had some really good scores, and some not so good scores. They're all capable of playing well, and shooting nice numbers. They just have to go and take it one shot at a time."
In preparation of the sectional tournament, the Warriors have had some experience on River Greens.
"We've played at the site a couple times," Evans said. "You try to get to know the course, and what to work on. Your short game has to be very good. We've also been working on lag putting."
On a team with four seniors, Evans wants his golfers to have fun in their final high school matches.
"We tell them to enjoy the experience," Evans said. "We've got four seniors who will be gone next year. We tell them they need to just enjoy it and relax."
The Fort Frye High boys team had a respectable showing in sectional play, finishing eighth out of 20 teams Tuesday.
Shon Smith, who has had a great season for the Cadets, will be advancing to district play after shooting a 77 (+5) to tie for medalist honors. Head coach Aaron Nesselroad believes Smith can make noise at the district Tuesday at Cumberland Trails.
"His chances are very good that he will get out," Nesselroad said. "He's played very well in tough conditions and he has mental toughness."
Marietta head coach John Doughty has done a good job in his first year, as the Tigers are playing well going into sectional play Monday at River Greens.
Coming off of a win Monday against Warren, Marietta defeated Zanesville and Cambridge Wednesday in a tri-match, without senior Jared Hammons. Doughty has high hopes for the team in the postseason.
"I feel the team is ready to compete," he said. "Any of our guys are capable of shooting well on any given day. They know what they're capable of. It's just a matter of putting it all together. I think they're ready to perform."
Hammons, who was named the ECOL Player of the Year in 2012, has collected medal after medal this season and will lead the team into sectional play.
"Jared has worked very hard," Doughty said. "He worked hard in the offseason, and he's worked hard throughout the season."
Also playing well for the Tigers is freshman Jeffrey Hensler, who has been on a surge in the second half of the season. Nick Thieman, Nathan Matheney, Garrett Bertram and Joe Broughton have also played vital roles on the team this season.
Doughty said even though there is more at stake at this time of the season, he won't try to make too many changes.
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Dillon public meeting
The Town of Dillon will be holding a public meeting on June 6, to discuss the master planning of Dillon Town Park. We would like to invite all Summit County residents who have ideas to share about the park's future direction and activities. This is the first of two public forums that will be held on the topic. Refreshments and a children's activity area will be provided. The meeting will take place at Dillon Town Hall from 5-7 p.m.
Memory loss support group
The next meeting of the Summit County Caregiver and Memory Loss Support Group will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center in Frisco. The topic of discussion will be "Planning a Vacation with Your Loved One." Local caregivers are invited to a conference on June 13 in Glenwood Springs. There is no cost to attend. Please call the Summit County Senior and Community Center for details for this event from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Glenwood Springs High School. Registration by May 30 is required. There is community funding available until July 1 for anyone that would like to take an online training course on caregiving for Alzheimer's disease. The cost is $35 that will be immediately refunded upon completion of the course. Interested parties can check out the course at www.Alz.org. Please call Sandy Bainbridge at (970) 584-0311 for more details.
Father Dyer Church needs "Treasures"
Save your retired treasures or unwanted household items for the Father Dyer Church Treasure Sale which is scheduled for Saturday, July 20. Proceeds of this event support the local human service programs of the Church. Donated items will be accepted during the week of July 15th. No adult clothing, mattresses, or electronics will be accepted. For more information, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com
FLOWERAMA! Plant sale for Lake Dillon Theatre
Are you ready to bloom? Lake Dillon Theatre's support group, The Cast of Characters (COC), is staging a colorful, spectacular "FLOWERAMA" to brighten your deck and grow The Lake Dillon Theatre. Fresh and direct from Denver's Welby Gardens, beautiful patio planters and hanging baskets, priced right and suited to our mountain environment (sun or shade) await your "casting call." Audition our 12-inch colorful mixed-bloom hanging and patio pots in many varieties to suit the spots on your stage on Saturday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (or until our "summer stock" is gone) at Frisco's Pink Plant Place, N. Fourth Avenue, between Main and Galena. At $35.00 a pot, our prices get even better when you become a "Character" (a member of COC!). What nicer way can there be to grow live professional theater in our community? Questions? Call Sandi, (970) 668-0651; Dyann, (970) 468-5817; or Sherrie, (970) 453-8446.
Zumba for Oklahoma
Join Cindy McCoy on Saturday for an hour of Zumba to raise money for the Oklahoma tornado victims. We will meet at Lord of the Mountains Church in Dillon at 10:30 a.m. You can feel good times 2 — exercise and give! Suggested donation amount: generous. Hope to see you there.
The library sends a big thank you to community
The Summit County Library would like to thank everyone who helped with our recent book sale. Our gratitude goes out to all of the volunteers and staff and Friends of the Libraries members who donated their time and energy; community members who donated books prior to the sale; and to all who supported us by visiting and purchasing available books. We could not have done it without the help of each of you. The Friends of the Library book sale proceeds of $2292.80 will go toward assisting the library in purchasing new materials, covering operational costs, assisting with the upcoming summer reading program and much more. All of these programs and materials help us to better serve Summit County residents and visitors. For more information on upcoming events and volunteer opportunities or to learn how you can help the Summit County Libraries through donations, please call Joyce Dierauer at (970) 668-5555, or contact her by e-mail at email@example.com; visit our website at www.summitcountylibraries.org; "like" us on Facebook; follow us on Twitter (@summitlibraries); or simply come by any of our three locations, in Frisco, Breckenridge and Silverthorne.
Right Brain Success workshop
The Right Brain Success workshop, June 8 and 9, is a unique educational experience that will change your perspective about your brain, your mind and your life. Greater awareness and self-leadership are the keys to a happier life when your creative/intuitive ability is running the show. Call John Longhill, (970) 468-0924, or visit www.rightbrainsuccess.org. Presented by The Swan Center for Intuitive Living.
Go2Work: Free weekly workshops for job seekers
Drop in any time on Tuesdays between noon and 4 p.m. in Computer Lab Room 11 at Colorado Mountain College in Dillon. Services available include: computer access, Internet job searches, job application and resume assistance, interviewing skills, interest inventories, computer-based work-skill enhancement, skill assessment and certification through ACT WorkKeys. Earn the new CareerReady Colorado Certificate. Also: skill training through Career Ready 101, a web-based study program; information on Colorado Mountain College classes and financial aid; information on other training and educational resources; online registration for Colorado WorkForce Center; information regarding WIA (WorkForce Investment Act) benefits; and referrals to additional services.
Breckenridge Montessori enrolling for fall 2013
Breckenridge Montessori is currently enrolling for the 2013-14 school year. The preschool is a full member of the American Montessori Society and teaches a full Montessori curriculum of practical life, sensorial, language, math and cultural. The school is open Monday-Friday for children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years of age. For more information please visit our website at www.breckenridgemontessori.com or call us at (970) 547-7661. Space is limited.
Umpires needed Summit baseball and softball
Summit Youth Baseball and Softball and American Legion are looking for umpires for the upcoming youth baseball and softball season. We are also looking for an umpire in chief. Please call 262-5778. Games will begin the week of June 3.
P.E.O Chapter IB scholarship available
The Dillon Chapter of P.E.O. is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a woman who is in her junior or senior year of college, pursuing a post-graduate degree, or enrolled in her final year of a vocational/technical program. The applicant must be a Summit County resident or graduate of Summit School District, or both. Criteria for this scholarship include a demonstration of academic achievement, financial need, commitment to goals and community involvement. To request an application, contact Patty Fry at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (970) 390-8398. Completed applications must be received by today; transcripts will be required. Interviews will be conducted in June. P.E.O. provides educational opportunities for women by offering scholarships, grants, awards and loans to help women enhance their lives through learning.
Call for entries: Breck's Outhouse Races
The seventh annual Breckenridge Outhouse Races will take place at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 16. Teams are invited to register for free. Competitors can push or pull their way to the finish line for a chance to win cash, beer and merchandise. The registration deadline is 5 p.m. on Friday, June 14. Visit GoBreck.com to register and download a complete copy of the rules and regulations. Need inspiration? View photos and video on the Breck Connection. The Outhouse Races are a part of Breckenridge's annual heritage celebration, Kingdom Days, which takes place during the town's summer kickoff, June 14-16. The three-day lineup includes museum and walking tours with the Breckenridge Heritage Alliance, the official opening of the Summer Fun Park at Breckenridge Ski Resort, National Repertory Orchestra opening night, the start of the Sunday Market at Main Street Station, Breckenridge Town Party and free kids' activities including gold-panning, historic hikes and more. See the full schedule on GoBreck.com and call (970) 453-9767 to reserve space on guided historic tours.
Registration now open for 37th Run the Rockies
Registration is now open for the 37th annual Salomon Run the Rockies weekend, June 8-9. Registration is available online at www.RuntheRockies.com. Day-of registration will be available for both races. Registration for the road race on June 8 is available at the Frisco Recreation Building at Third Avenue and Main Street from 6-8 a.m. Day-of registration for the 5K and 10K trail races will be available at the Frisco Day Lodge from 7-8 a.m. on Sunday, June 9. For more information, please contact Linsey Kach at (970) 668-9133 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Exploring food for kids
Bethany Hughes of FIRC, has started a series of six snack-time lessons and activities for the 4-year-olds' class at Summit County Preschool. The children learn about new foods, and the lessons are designed to help them start making healthy food choices at an early age. The children engage in a short lesson and then get to enjoy the snack made during the lesson.


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LAKEVILLE — While reviewing the warrant for the upcoming annual town meeting, the selectmen and Finance Committee members discussed with Town Moderator Norman Orrall what voting on the school budget might look like this year, as there is currently a $375,649 discrepancy between the budget voted by the school committee ($33.5 million) and the one recently voted by the selectmen in support of a $33.1 million "minimum level service budget" to be funded between Lakeville and Freetown.
Chairman of Selectmen John Powderly said he has not been informed that the budget will be the subject of a debate at town meeting. "I'm insinuating it might be," he said.
Mr. Orrall, who happened to be in the audience Tuesday night, said if both numbers are presented there will be a debate.
"It would be during the debate "¦ (if the numbers are) different and you have different ideas, then I think that's where the discussion of what those are "¦ what those numbers are, etc. can happen," he said. "If there's more than one number to be addressed I'm pretty sure the highest number is first."
"If that process happened, you would explain that we're going to vote the highest number first and if that passes, there's no other vote," said Selectman Aaron Burke, who has served as town moderator. "So of course if that passes the Finance Committee has to do what? Do we have to balance a budget on the town meeting floor? How does that play out?"
"Well in article two you've already voted the operating budgets and (if) the subject does come up, what budget are you going to cut to take the money from?" Town Administrator Rita Garbitt said.
"And it's not for the school to determine that," Mr. Burke said. "It's for the Finance Committee and selectmen to determine that, which I don't know how you do that on town meeting floor. You probably have to ask for a recess and that's certainly not good government — make a decision on the town meeting floor relative to the budget."
The Finance Committee took a vote to recommend the school budget articles as presented on the warrant (articles six and seven). They also voted to recommend all other articles including the town operating budgets and article 13 which, if passed, would approve town network upgrades, a new simulcast radio system for the fire department, and two police cruisers to name a few of the included items. The sum those expenses comes to $531,800.
The special town meeting warrant includes article 3, to allow the selectmen to sell 636 acres of open space to the state which has offered the town $760,000 for, and article 4 which would exempt former prisoners of war or their surviving spouses from paying excise tax on a motor vehicle. The finance committee also voted to recommend these and all other special meeting warrant articles as presented.
Town meetings will take place on June 9, starting at 6:30 p.m. with the special town meeting and the annual town meeting to start at 7 p.m. in the Apponequet Regional High School auditorium, 100 Howland Rd.
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This year, there are signs that outsourcing of plant- and insect-cell culture-based processes are beginning to expand. Preliminary data from BioPlan Associates' 10th Annual Report and Survey of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturers indicate that only 50% of plant-cell users are performing this operation fully in-house, with the other half outsourcing some elements of bioprocessing to some degree. The data represent a shift from prior years, when up to 90% of the industry kept their processes fully in-house.
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Bradley took batting practice before the game but had been sore for a couple days, according to A's manager Bob Geren, who recommended to Bradley that he take the night off as a precaution.
Nick Swisher switched from first base to center, and Todd Walker was inserted at first base for his first start of the regular season.
The A's no doubt will monitor Bradley closely considering he's missed significant time throughout his career with various injuries. A strained right oblique (side) muscle contributed to the first of Bradley's two stints on the disabled list last season. He also had a sprained right knee during that first stint and missed six weeks.
"I don't think so," Geren said when asked if this oblique injury is similar to last year's. "I hope not."
The A's can ill afford the switch hitter to miss much time considering he's taking the place of regular center fielder Mark Kotsay, who is likely out until June while recovering from back surgery.
Bradley is hitting .375 and has looked sharp in center after playing right field all of last season for the A's.
Oakland's Nos. 4, 5 and 6 hitters in the original lineup -- Mike Piazza, Eric Chavez and Mark Ellis -- all were bumped up a spot after Bradley was scratched, with Walker batting sixth.
Position-hopping is nothing new to Swisher, though he had played exclusively first base in the season's first four games because Dan Johnson is on the disabled list. Before the game, when Swisher still was slated to play first, he was asked if he expected to play much outfield in the coming weeks.
"That ain't my call," Swisher said. "When the time comes and I need to (play outfield), I'll be ready."
Run producer
Mark Ellis, RBI man? The second baseman came into Friday's game leading the majors in that category with eight.
That's part of the reason why he found his name penciled in to bat sixth Friday. He had batted ninth in the A's first three games and eighth Thursday. And when Bradley could not play Friday, Ellis moved a spot higher and hit fifth. "I hit everywhere except fourth and fifth last year, I'm used to it," Ellis said of bouncing around the batting order. "It doesn't make a big difference to me -- bottom, middle, wherever."
Ellis' career high in RBI is 52, a number he's finished at each of his last three full seasons. He got a good laugh of his name topping the RBI charts.
"I'm sure that won't last too long," he said.
Short hops
Catcher Jason Kendall got his first day off, with Adam Melhuse starting behind the plate. With Kendall sitting, Shannon Stewart hit leadoff for the first time in 2007. ... A loud chorus of boos greeted Piazza as he stepped to the plate. Angels fans no doubt remember Piazza from his days wearing Dodger blue, and his ninth-inning home run off Francisco Rodriguez in Thursday night's win didn't do anything to endear him. ... Geren said before Friday's game a decision had not been made on whether a pitcher might be skipped in the rotation on the team's first homestand, which features two off days. "We wanted to see how Chad (Gaudin) did (Thursday) and how Joe (Kennedy) does tonight."
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When are the FA going to start asking questions about the above ref and the dubious decision in games involving Mr Webb & Manu. its plainly obvious that some decisions are more than a bit IFFY.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Very true,like how he never gave UTD a 1st half penalty and how he failed to give a freekick on the edge of the box and send Cahill off.Very iffy indeed
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Dicey's Song
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Young Adult Literature
The main character is 13 years old and in 8th grade, as is her friend Mina. Jeff, the guy who wants to be her boyfriend, is in 10th grade. Dicey's dealing with problems common to junior-high students, like her developing body and growing awareness of who she is and what she wants. And if that's not enough to convince you that this is Young Adult Literature, well, maybe you'll trust the folks over at Newbery, who awarded this their famous Newbery medal for American literature for children.
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Dicey's Song is about nothing if not family. And boy, is there drama. When the book opens, she and her siblings have just walked and hitchhiked from Massachusetts to Maryland in search of a family member who will take them in. Gram, their maternal grandmother, adopts them, and they later have to deal with the death of their mother. We see the burial of her ashes in Gram's front yard. At the end of the book, Gram pulls down family photos from the attic and begins to tell them about their mother and uncles as children, setting the stage for another book in the Tillerman Cycle.
Our heroine is awash in hormones as she deals with puberty. Bras? Boys? The horror. She's also trying to figure out who she is, which she feels is changing. She's been responsible for her siblings for a whole summer, and Gram has to tell her that it's time to focus on herself. Part of this is learning to make friends as she prepares to enter high school. Sounds like coming-of-age to Shmoop.


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Hometown: Patterson, GA
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Favorite restaurant/food: Onigiri (Japanese rice ball)
Ideal or dream vacation: "I would like to go to Misawa, Japan, to see the snow and enjoy the culture."
Favorite music: "I love all genres of music."
Employment: None. Full-time student.
Favorite current TV show: Bonanza
Current vehicle: 2000 Chevy Blazer
Dream vehicle: 2010 Nissan Murano
Favorite Book: "A Thousand Tomorrows" by Karen Kingsbury
Favorite Movie: "A Walk to Remember"
Goals after graduation: "To translate different languages for the government."
Hidden talent: "I play the flute and the piccolo."
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"FIFA has made a decision to use 12 stadiums in 11 cities," Russian Sports Minister Mutko said without naming the two cities who did not make the list.
Thirteen Russian cities - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Yaroslavl, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Samara, Saransk, Volgograd, Krasnodar, Rostov, Sochi and Yekaterinburg - had been competing for the right to stage the matches.
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Archive for Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Two new county commissioners take office
A changing of the guard took place Monday, as two Leavenworth County Commission members said goodbye to fellow county employees, thanked constituents and welcomed their replacements during a swearing-in ceremony at the Justice Center.
Neither Bob Adams, second district representative, nor Joe Daniels, third district representative, sought re-election in 2004.
Clyde Graeber replaced Adams, and Dean Oroke succeed Daniels. Adams and Daniels took time Monday to say a few parting words before the new commissioners recited their oaths of office.
"Sorry. I'm kind of breaking up a little bit ... but thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything," an emotional Adams said.
"It's been a great ride. I've really enjoyed it."
While more composed, Daniels offered similar thanks to voters and colleagues. He also said Oroke and Graeber are worthy replacements to represent residents in the Second District, encompassing Lansing, Linwood and parts of Leavenworth, and the Third District, which is comprised of Basehor, Tonganoxie and areas in southern Leavenworth County.
"I know the electorate was very smart in (choosing) these individuals," Daniels said.
Both Graeber and Oroke offer years of public service experience and while campaigning in 2004 used those backgrounds to persuade voters to nod their way during the November general election.
Graeber, R-Lansing, is a former Leavenworth mayor and spent 12 years representing the 41st District in the Kansas House of Representatives. Oroke, R-Tonganoxie, represented the Third District on the county commission from 1985 to 1989.
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Benthic foraminiferal tests of a sediment core from southwestern Skagerrak (northeastern North Sea, 420 m water depth) were investigated for their ratio of stable oxygen isotopes. During modern times sudden drops in temperature and salinity of Skagerrak deep waters point to advection-induced cascades of colder and denser central North Sea waters entering the Skagerrak. These temperature drops, which are recorded in benthic foraminiferal tests via the stable oxygen isotopic composition, were used to reconstruct deep-water renewal in the Skagerrak.
The data on content and composition of lipids and aliphatic hydrocarbons (HC) in aerosols and surface waters obtained during the spring-summer periods of 2001 and 2003 along the vessel route from the North Sea to the Antarctic and backwards are presented. It was shown that the distribution of organic compounds is caused by influence of zonal supply of eolian matter from land, anthropogenic, and marine autochtonous sources.
At Helgoland (North Sea, German Bight), the first record of lobster (Homarus gammarus) landing was in 1615 with around 37,000 lobsters per year and in the 1790s with around 40,000 to 50,000 lobsters per year. Since the 1880s, lobster landings have been more or less continually reported and the local fishery consisted of around 45 fishing boats until 1944. Since the 1980s, landings of lobsters have been fluctuating at a low level of only a few hundred specimens per year and landings of the edible crab Cancer pagurus has increased.
During two surveys in the North Sea, in summer 1986 and in winter 1987, larger epibenthos was collected with a 2 m beam trawl. The distributions of the species were checked for average linkage by means of the JACCARD-index cluster analysis. In summer two main clusters can be recognized. These are situated to the north and to the south of the Dogger Bank. In winter two main clusters may be recognized as well, but these clusters divide the North Sea into a western and an eastern part.
The sediment cores 225514 and 225510 were recovered from 420 and 285 m water depth, respectively. They were investigated for their benthic foraminiferal delta13C during the last 500 years. Both cores were recovered from the southern flank of the Skagerrak. The delta13C values of Uvigerina mediterranea and other shallow infaunal species in both cores indicate that organic matter rain rates to the seafloor varied around a mean value until approximately AD 1950 after which they increased.
At 24 stations in the Weser Estuary and the German Bight the Most Probable Numbers (MPN/g dry wt. sediment) of nitrate-dissimilating (= denitrifying) and of nitrate plus nitrite-dissimilating bacteria were recorded. The numbers of nitrite-dissimilating bacteria, i. e. denitrifiers not capable of reducing nitrate to nitrite, were calculated by subtraction of the MPN for nitrate-dissimilating from the MPN of nitrate plus nitrite-dissimilating bacteria.
Organic carbon, lead and cadmium contents of 20 sediments were determined and compared with the colony counts of anaerobic heterotrophic, anaerobic nitrogen fixing, chitinoclastic and cellulolytic bacteria. Organic carbon content, which is dependent on the sediment type, was positively correlated with lead and cadmium as well as with colony counts of all 4 physiological groups of bacteria. Even the sediments with the highest concentrations of 251.7 ppm Pb and 3.1 ppm Cd showed no reduction in their colony counts.
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Synonyms of ultimately in English:
1 the cost will ultimately fall on the local authorities
eventually, in the end, in the long run, at length, finally, sooner or later, in time, in the fullness of time, after some time, in the final analysis, when all is said and done, one day, some day, sometime, at last, at long last
informal when push comes to shove
British informal at the end of the day
[Antonyms] immediately
2 he gave two ultimately contradictory reasons
fundamentally, basically, primarily, essentially, at heart, deep down
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