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The 21st century equivalent of the kiss.
by Anonymous September 07, 2003
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When another person (hopefully a girl!) stimulates a man penis with her hand(s) until the man ejaculates.
A hand job is something that a nice girl can do for a man and and still retain her dignity, unlike a blow job.
A hand job is something that a nice girl can do for a man and and still retain her dignity, unlike a blow job.
I am sitting with my girl friend on the sofa watching TV, and she reaches over and undoes my belt, then she looks at me saying nothing but with a little devilish smile on her face. She then slowly pulls my pants down to my ankles, and then reaches back up, putting her hand inside my boxers. I gasp and breath a little harder as I feel her little hand take hold of my cock and balls, and then pull them out through the opening in my boxers, exposing them. I feel my breath quicked again as she pulls my foreskin back slowly over the head of my cock, and blows gently on my cock head giggling a little. With that devilish grin again she looks up into my eyes, and I know I am powerless to resist her. My pulse is racing now and my cock quickly becomes rock hard and curves up eager for her. I moan a little as her small hand takes a firm grip around my thick shaft. Very slowly and gently she begins to move her hand up and down my throbbing shaft. She starts of slowly but soon her little hand is moving faster and faster, and she is pulling down on my cock which she knows I like. I am breathing really hard now, and lost in her rhythm, each movement she makes is heaven. I feel my balls starting to tighten, and the pressure stating to build, my cock is harder than ever. The pressure is starting to build more and more, my pulse is racing, I tense my body to try and stop it building, but her rhythm is relentless. I tighten my fists, and I feel my toes curl, I arch my back, shut my eyes tight, I try and hold back just a second more, but suddenly I cannot hold back anymore, and huge waves of pleasure overcomes me as I thrust out my cock with each huge arc of seamen that jets out uncontrollably. As the pleasure subsides, my knees are shaking a little, my girlfriend cleans me up with a tissue, and I cuddle here for a while.
That was a great hand job!
That was a great hand job!
by Ryd October 07, 2006
Discovered by men but stolen by the female species at a horrid attempt to bargain with the opposite sex by attempting to offer something as a treat, when in reality, it is something very ordinary, manipulated by evil girls to make you do chores or give them flowers.
"a handjob, that's a man job; but a blowjob? that's yo' job."
by Alex R April 10, 2004
When another person (woman or man but preferabla a woman) rubs a man's penis with their hand, usually to make them reach orgasm.
There's a reason guys want girls to do it; its mostly in the mind. A guy would probably do it better than a girl but the realization that someone else is doing it and they're a girl makes the guy feel better and he's more likely to cum faster. It's the same reason a straight girl wouldn't want a lesbian to eat them out; you know that she's going to do a better job than your average guy but the fact that it is another woman will make you sick to your stomach. Ditto with a straight guy being offered a hand job or blow job from a dude; you would rather do it yourself than let another dude anywhere near your cock.
by anonymous September 17, 2004
What sex was in eighth grade.
Robin gave me a handjob in the back of the #20 bus.
by nostalgic February 27, 2003
when a woman ejaculates a man by using her hand (as opposed to using her vagina, her tits, or her lips)
She had just met him 5 hours ago; she was concerned about his unknown history, so when he fingered her to a climax, she reciprocated by giving him the best hand job he had ever had. It was the first time that he had ever spurted over 9 times. It left him completely drained.
by John R. January 02, 2004
When a girl massages a guys penis so that he moans and groans like there is no fucking tomorrow. If done correctly, ejaculation occurs...girls, this is a clean version of oral sex...why get your mouth dirty if you don't have to?!
Timmy moaned so loud during his hand job that Mary got so excited that she ended up giving him a blow job...he was so hard...
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PITTSFORD — The Buffalo Bills did their first live tackling at practice Saturday, and the offense won the battle with the defense in goal-line drills.
The offense scored touchdowns on 6 of 8 plays from the 3-yard line or closer during the session, before a good crowd of roughly 1,500 at St. John Fisher College.
Running back Fred Jackson set the tone with a power run off left tackle, driving into the end zone. Then second-year back Zach Brown, out of the University of Pittsburgh, ran hard up the middle for a score.
The offense tricked the defense on the third play with a play-action pass from EJ Manuel to backup tackle Thomas Welch, who made a fine catch in the back of the end zone. Linebacker Manny Lawson stuffed the next play at the line, and then the offense was offside. Then tackle Sam Young got wide open in the end zone and caught a pass from Jeff Tuel. Like Welch, Young made an emphatic spike of the ball to celebrate. Fullback Kendall Gaskins scored on the seventh play, and Brown stiff-armed linebacker Nigel Bradham on a run around end to score on the eighth.
"The offense had the better of the day on the goal line; the defense pretty much stopped them in the four-minute drill," said coach Doug Marrone.
In the four-minute drill, the offense tries to run out the clock while protecting a lead.
The Bills huddled during both sessions and a short-yardage period – the first huddles of camp for the offense.
Jackson said he is feeling stronger than ever after working hard in the offseason to be ready for camp.
Jackson said he weighs 225 pounds, his highest as a pro.
"I feel great," Jackson said. "I stayed up here all offseason, worked out with our training staff up here. I put on some good weight, gotten stronger. I'm up about 7 or 8 pounds right now. That's just staying up here and working out during the offseason. I'll probably lose 2 or 3 of that in training camp. But that was the plan to come in at that."
Defensive tackle Kyle Williams got a handful of snaps with the starting defense for a second straight day and said his heel, which underwent surgery in February, is feeling good.
"It's progressing," he said. "Getting out there and moving around, kind of getting in the fray a little bit, is good. It's always nice to be back, especially after a long layoff when you couldn't do much."
In his first play of 11-on-11 work Friday, Williams tackled the runner at the line of scrimmage for no gain. On his second play, he burst into the backfield for a "sack" of Kevin Kolb.
"I said, 'Guys, I'm good. I'll see y'all in September,' " Williams cracked. "There's a progression we're going through. It was a good start and I have to keep going."
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BATAVIA – The City Council met Tuesday with only one item on the agenda, but it was an expensive one, caused by a mandated burden on municipal governments: rising contributions to the state employees pension system.
Through a series of 32 budget transfers and use of reserve funds, the Council approved adding about $105,000 to its current year's contribution to the New York State and Local Retirement system. Another $25,000 had to be added for this year's rise in expected workers' compensation premiums.
City Manager Jason R. Molino, in a review of present and future municipal finances two months ago, warned that retirement costs have unpredictably ranged from a 29 percent decrease two years ago to a 62 percent increase ($378,000) the following year.
The Council also was given a preview of this year's "Taste of the Holidays," a two-day event staged by the Batavia Business Improvement District. It will be held the weekend of Nov. 30, with activities that include a Christmas tree lighting and horse-and-carriage rides. Vendors will have a heated tent in a downtown parking lot.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Working in the schools is rewarding, working in the schools is gratifying, but introducing a new brand of whisky in London is what I have to call, satiating.
Backing up a little, Mark Twain was a longtime Anglophile. He stayed at our host hotel, the Langham, in 1873, lived in Chelsea in 1896-7, covered Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee for Hearst in 1897 ("It was to be a spectacle for the Kodak, not the pen.") and received an honorary degree at Oxford in 1907.
So the Scotch whisky distilling company, Glenmorangie, saw fit to fly the Ghost of Twain from Tahoe to London to consecrate the launching of Ealanta, aged 19 years in American white oak casks, sourced from the Mark Twain Forest of Missouri.
When my agent in Virginia, Alex Arnett, asked if I would be interested in talking to these folks I said, "Whisky is the work of the devil, Alex - I'm in with both feet."
Upon arriving in the Old World, a good friend and excellent author, Caroline Lawrence, grabbed me at Heathrow, and down the 150 year old tunnel we went to find that 1896 Chelsea residence of the Clemens family. We found that grand old domicile and it gave me chicken-skin to gaze upon it.
I took a jog through Regent Park to shake off the jet lag and found that park to be more enchanting than Central Park and Golden Gate Park combined ... then to work.
On arrival to the Palm Court, guests were offered whisky based cocktails in the style of 'The Mark Twain' (Scotch Whisky, fresh lemon juice, sugar syrup, aromatic bitters), while a live jazz band belted out, "Champagne Charlie." The atmosphere at the Langham was what one might call "inaugural." And the welcome they gave to the Ghost of Twain (surprise!) was heartwarming.
Along with some secrets of longevity (177 now) I was happy to toss in, "I've found that a tumbler full of Glenmorangie in the morning is a preventive against toothache. I've never had the toothache, and I don't intend to have one."
I offered no amusement, but did offer a reasonable amount of moral instruction. My remarks were abbreviated in that I was in a hurry to get to the tasting, the essential ingredient of the evening, and I was not disappointed in the observance.
We were instructed by Dr. Lumsden to be aware of a hint of butter scotch, but I couldn't find the butterscotch with a hunting dog. It tasted like whisky to me, and delicious whisky at that. I lapped it up like a St. Bernard and begged for more. It wasn't long before I was invited to sing the doxology. Well, maybe I wasn't invited, but I sang it all the same, and everybody joined in. Before leaving the hall at the end of a most memorable evening, I remarked to a lady wrapped in fur, "You look familiar, do I come here often?"
"Not since 1907 that I know of..."
I love London Town, the Langham and Glenmorangie. I think the most fun I've had in a white suit might be that singular night in the UK when I was upstairs in Downtown Abbey.
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A small city in the southeastern region of Texas, commonly referred to as "the asshole of Texas." Beaumont and its surrounding area is a melting pot of sorts for negative stereotypes. it houses its fair share of bible-beating, racist rednecks, ghetto-ass black people, illegal mexican roofers and silk shirt-clad Pakistani convenience store owners. Beaumont is also well known for its unbearable, all encompassing odor. Many have compared it to the smell of a dead fish stuffed into a shit filled sweatsock. It is always important to remember that this city should be avoided at all costs.
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first-ever Peoria Rivermen jersey design contest received over 1,400 votes
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Only 1,805 fewer dairy farms last year
Only 1,805 fewer dairy farms last year
Dairy producers proved they are a resilient lot. Despite tough economic
conditions during the past two years, most producers kept milking cows as
only 1,805 licensed dairy farms called it quits last year. Not only did this
represent the smallest drop in permitted dairy farms since tracking began in
1992, last year also marked the smallest percentage drop at 3.3 percent. The
next smallest reductions occurred in 2005 and 2008 when 3.4 percent of
dairies hung up milkers for the last time.
It appears dairy farm losses may be moderating. When looking at nearly two
decades of data, the previous three years posted the smallest actual
reductions in farm numbers, noting the 2009 (2,185) and 2008 (2,003) small
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cows. That total is now 62,500 and has declined 106,000 or 62.9 percent
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million cows. Numbers have dropped for two consecutive years.
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On 3/30/2012 I didn't pay much attention to the GSP since I thought the water change would help lower the ammonia just like what the Petco associate told me.
On 3/31/2012 I did a 2 gallon water change with the water that was prepared from 3/29/2012. I also added 2 tables spoons of salt. The GSP is swimming like he's blind and runs into the tank glass and gravel at the bottom. He ate some shrimp. I gave him a live snail, but he didn't even touch it.
On 4/1/2012 I purchased and added 1 TSP of NITE-OUT II. My GSP is swimming and nose diving into the gravel of the aquarium. The GSP seems to be swimming into the glass walls of the aquarium. The GSP will not eat. He stays under or near the water filter for most of the day and turns a black color. I have even put live snails into the tank and he will swim by them and not even notice them. He curls up into a ball or simply lays down on the gravel to sleep. I think he is blind or something like that. I have had him since Tuesday March 27th. I have only noticed the blindness since yesterday Saturday March 31st.
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"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" is an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical with lyrics by Tim Rice. The story is based on the "coat of many colors" story of Joseph from the Hebrew Bible's Book of Genesis.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- When Santa brings toys for tots in December he'll be giving Rudolph and the other reindeers the day off and instead will arrive by train -- courtesy of the Florida East Coast rail -- from Jacksonville to Miami with New Smyrna Beach one of the stops along the way.
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Memorial service for Helen "Country Girl" Colgan, age 73, of New Smyrna Beach, who died Wednesday at Hospice Care Center, Port Orange, will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 4, 2010, at Settle-Wilder Chapel, New Smyrna Beach, with Chaplain Laura Walters Baskett, Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, officiating. Entombment of cremated remains will follow at Edgewater/New Smyrna Cemetery.


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I started reading The Time Traveler's Wife. I have this thing where I put off reading books suggested to me until a movie is going to come out. Then I hungrily read the book before I see the movie. That's my rule.
At one point, on our way home, all the right songs played on the radio. The sky was blue patterned with cartoon clouds and the children napped in unison. I was physically and mentally high on no other substance but good things. Very good thoughts and very good things.
In just a couple days I'll be heading up to BlogHer in Chicago, my travel, hotel, & conference fee generously paid for by Tiny Prints. I have lots to prepare, and once I am there I have so many places to be and things to do and I know in a blink it will be over.
For me, this week is my time to live a little larger than I do the other 361 days of the year...
Thursday morning a car will take me to be outfitted and styled by Kmart Design in Chicago. Later that evening I'm set to attend the Social Luxe party, Crocs Party, and People's Party. Friday I'll get my hair "did" by the Suave celebrity team and then whisked away by private car again to Rebar at the Trump Tower for a private Hanes Comfort party. Then we'll be on to the Method suite, e.l.f. makeover event, MamaPopRocks, & Type-A MOMfluence party. Saturday is BowlHer and the CheeseburgHer party.
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And of course there's the sessions and hanging out in my hotel room and late night hallway chats and seeing my favorite city and showing off Ivy LaRue finally in person (she will be with me the entire time), wearing some gorgeous Sakura Bloom slings as well as the rest of my entire carrier stash that I am bringing along to share.
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North Central Sight Services offers a variety of support groups throughout the month for visually impaired residents of Lycoming and Clinton counties. Call Lori Love at 570-323-9401, ext. 123, for more information.
HAVEN of Tioga County offers free and confidential services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and sexual abuse. For more information, call 800-550-0447, 24 hours a day.
Alcoholics Anonymous, several meetings every day in all areas of Lycoming County. Call 570-327-2860 for times and locations.
Narcotics Anonymous, call 570-327-2678 for times and locations.
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Center offers individual and group counseling for military veterans. Call 570-327-5281 for more information.
Individual counseling for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors, and other violent crimes, adult and children, along with Community Safe Touch for Children, self-esteem and empowerment counseling available for children to protect themselves against sexual abuse. Call the YWCA's Wise Options at 570-322-4637 for more information. For domestic violence, sexual assault or other crisis services, call 800-326-8483.
Sex Addicts Anonymous, a 12-step-based support group for recovery from sexual addiction. For meeting time and location, call 800-477-8191.
Eating Disorder Support Group for females, affiliated with the national Association of Anorexia Nervosa and other Disorders (ANAD). Group is confidential and led by a master's level therapist. For more information, call 570-649-6855.
The local Al-Anon website is www.cpaafg.org. All contact information and inquiries are anonymous.
Christian-based sexual addiction-sexual anorexia support group. Call 570-419-2120.
Through the Blues Lycoming, a therapeutic support group for women and their loved ones affected by postpartum depression, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Meets weekly at Williamsport Regional Medical Center. For meeting time and location, call 570-377-0099.
Alcoholics Anonymous, noon to 1 p.m., Wood-Mode Conference Room, Evangelical Hospital, Lewisburg.
Co-Dependents Anonymous "One Day At a Time" support group, 5 to 6 p.m., St. Luke Lutheran Church, 1400 Market St., white house in rear of the church.
MOPS, a group that provides a caring, supportive atmosphere for mothers of preschoolers, 6 to 8 p.m., Muncy First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St. Child care provided. For more information or to register, call 570-546-8030 or visit www.first umcmuncy.org.
DivorceCare and DivorceCare For Kids recovery seminar and support groups, 6:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Evangelical Center, 2 Ross St. For more information and to register, call Lou Anne at 570-323-5146 or the church office at 570-322-3572.
Al-Anon, a support group for family and friends of alcoholics, 7 to 8 p.m., Bush Campus Center room 205, 1 College Ave., on the Pennsylvania College of Technology campus.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) No. 1188, private weigh-in, 4:30 through 6:30 p.m., meeting, 6:30 p.m., Trinity United Methodist Church, 1971 Lycoming Creek Road.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) No. 1571, private weigh-in, 5 p.m., meeting to follow, New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. Third St.
Pointman Montoursville for combat veterans of all wars, 6:30 p.m., Community Baptist Church, Route 87, Montoursville. For more information, call Frank Ritter at 570-447-0330.
Al-Anon, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. Third St. Child care provided.
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, 7 p.m., Faith Lutheran Church, Route 45, west of Lewisburg.
Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. Church St., Williamsport.
Nar-Anon Family Group, 7 to 8 p.m., Newberry Church of Christ, 822 Diamond St.
Alateen, a support group for children of alcoholics and teens of alcoholic relatives and friends, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. Third St., enter from the Mulberry Street side.
Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7:30 p.m., Light and Life Chapel, 1680 Four Mile Drive.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Chapter 1306, private weigh-in, 8:35 to 9:15 a.m., meeting, 9:30 to 10 a.m., Pennsdale Trinity United Methodist Church, Pennsdale.
Stroke Support Group and Head Injury Support Group, 2 p.m., social room, 400 Lycoming St. For more information, call Mary Ann or Nancy at 570-321-2656.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), private weigh-in, 4:30 p.m., meeting, 5:30 p.m., Masonic Lodge, 28 Brummer Pond Road, Muncy.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), private weigh-in, 5:30 p.m., meeting, 6:30 p.m., Evangelical Friends Church, 137 S. Third St., Hughesville.
"Dare to Be Bald" empowerment group for women, 6:30 p.m., Virtuous Women, 230 W. Third St., Suite 101. For more information, call 570-321-0252 or 570-506-6139.
Alzheimer's Association Support Group meeting, 6:30 p.m., Muncy Valley Hospital's Skilled Nursing Unit, cafeteria. For more information, call Mark Britton, social services, at 570-546-4040.
Heartworks, free grief support groups for children, teens and their families, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Divine Providence Hospital. Registration is required. To register or for more information, contact Cherrie Serra or Linda Bryant at 570-320-7691.
SASSY - Sensory and Autism Spectrum Support for Youth - support group for parents and caregivers of children who are on the autism spectrum, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church, Fourth and Mulberry streets. A sitter is provided. For more information contact Ana White at 570-506-3938.
Family Promise, 7 p.m., St. Mark Lutheran Church, 142 Market St. For more information, contact the Rev. Kenneth Elkin at 570-323-4619.
Geisinger Medical Center for Cancer Patient Support Group, 7 p.m., Pine Barn Inn, Danville. Call 570-326-4149 for more information.
Al-Anon for adult children, 7 p.m., Pine Street United Methodist Church.
A seminar offering support for those experiencing grief, 7 p.m., Muncy First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St, Muncy. "GriefShare" includes a video presentation featuring top experts on grief and recovery subjects, as well as real-life stories of people who have experienced loss. Featuring biblical teaching on grief, the group is non-denominational. Experienced facilitators guide the group discussion. Books are provided for a donation only. For more information or to register, contact the church office at 570-546-8030 or muncyumc@ windstream.net.
West Branch Valley Healing Room, 10 a.m. to noon, City Church, 36 E. Fourth St.
Bereavement Support Group, 10:30 a.m. to noon, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital, 32-36 Central Ave., Wellsboro. Check the hospital lobby for room assignment. For more information, call 570-723-0760 or 800-808-5287.
Free blood pressure screenings, VNA Health System, 10 to 10:30 a.m., Woodward Meadows community room; 11 to 11:30 a.m., Rockledge Apartments community room; 2 to 2:30 p.m., Church Street Commons community room.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Beaver Memorial United Methodist Church, 40 S. Third St., Lewisburg.
Hepatitis Outreach Inc., 7 to 8:30 p.m., Third Street United Methodist Church, 931 E. Third St. Parking in the rear. For more information, call 570-244-1384.
Weight Management Support Group, 7 p.m., Abigail Clinic, gastroenterology-surgery clinic, second floor, Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.
Overeaters Anonymous meeting, 7 p.m., Agape Fellowship, 485 E. Third St.
Nar-Anon family group, "Seeking Our Serenity," 7 p.m., Greenview Alliance Church, 1955 Warrensville Road. Support group for family and friends of people with substance addictions.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Wood-Mode Conference Room, Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg.
Amputee Support Group, 7 to 9 p.m., Penn State Geisinger Rehabilitation Hospital, inpatient dining room, Danville.
Grief Share Support study group (recent or non-recent loss) presented by Donna Hill, 7 to 9 p.m., Pine Street United Methodist Church Library, 441 Pine St. Registration requested and may be made by calling the church office at 570-323-4604.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Muncy Baptist Church, corner of West Penn and South Market streets.
Free Blood Pressure Screenings, VNA Health System, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Bi-County Office of Aging Senior Center, Clinton County.
Stroke and Head Injury Support Group, 2 to 3:30 p.m., Williamsport Regional Medical Center.
Grief Support Group, 2:30 to 4 p.m., SUN Home Health Services' Williamsport office, 1601 Sycamore Road, Montoursville. For more information, call James Taylor at 800-634-5232, ext. 6175.
Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital conference room, Wellsboro. Call 570-724-3549 or 800-550-0447 for more information.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Chapter No. 1628, private weigh-in, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.; meeting, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Faith Wesleyan Church, 1033 Tucker St.
Amputee Support Group, 6 to 8:30 p.m., Inpatient Gym of the Rehab Hospital, 2 Rehab Lane, Danville. For more information, call 800-232-8260.
Muscular Dystrophy Association Support Group, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., boardroom at Candlewood Suites, 1836 E. Third St. For more information, call Christi Atkinson at 570-234-2450.
Shades of a Rose Support Group, a nonprofit group f--or women of all ages to discuss social issues, self motivation, trust, relationship and health issues, 6 to 8 p.m., 345 Market St. Visit www.shadesofarose.org or call Tenice at 570-974-7038 for more information.
Bereavement Support Group of Community Nursing Service, 7 p.m., Susque-View Home, conference room B, Lock Haven.
SCOPE - Support, Community Outreach, Peers, Equality - a support group for LGBT individuals, 7 to 8 p.m., New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. Third St. There is no need to feel isolated and alone if you are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered. Participants share their journeys with each other. If you know someone or have a son or daughter who is LGBT, call 570-772-6500 for additional information.
HIV-AIDS Support Group for patients, caregivers and-or family, 7:30 p.m., St. Luke Lutheran Church, intersection of Market Street and Grampian Boulevard.
Al-Anon, 7:30 p.m., Messiah Lutheran Church, South Williamsport.
Friends and Family of Sexual Assault Victims, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital conference room, Wellsboro. Call 570-724-3549 or 800-550-0447 for more information.
Roads to Freedom Center for Independent Living weekly autism support group, led by an autistic adult and autism coordinator, 10:15 a.m., 24 E. Third St. Call Steve McAnnaney at 570-327-9070 to register. The group is confidential and open to all ages.
Reformers Unanimous addiction program, 7 to 9 p.m., Emmanuel Baptist Church, 1730 Four Mile Drive.
Overeaters Anonymous meeting, 8:30 a.m., New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. Third St.
Sex Addicts Anonymous, a 12-step-based support group for recovery from sexual addiction, 6 p.m., Sojourner Truth Ministries, 501 High St. Use the Center Street entrance. For more information, call 800-477-8191.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Beaver Memorial United Methodist Church, 40 S. Third St., Lewisburg.


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quote: Sharing media containing illegal copies or copies you are not licensed to distribute is piracy by legal definition.
quote: Distribution needs to be clarified as meaning "intent to sell".
quote: No. No it doesn't. There's a reason that the intent to distribute charge sticks to drug dealers. They don't have a "I wasn't planning on selling it, I was helping addicts with their habit by giving it away for free." defense.
quote: You will note that in the legal definition there is nothing said about distribution.Plagiarising (legal term for copying a work) is sufficient to be defined as a pirate.
quote: A definition of 'distribution' from the Merriam Webster dictionary. You will note that payment is not required. Only the disbursement of the portions being distributed. However distribution is not piracy. It is an added charge that can be used to increase the penalty. As a distinct legal term it seems to only show up in inheritance law where it describes how the estate is given to the inheritors.
quote: Sharing is not copying. P2P creates a copy of the media to share. Yes, you're allowed to lend your friends a music CD that you paid for. No, you're not allowed to burn a copy of it and give it to them.
quote: I don't really understand why you think that just because it's easy to do, and you don't see the people it hurts, that that makes it moral. I don't understand why anyone who disagrees with you is "brainwashed".
quote: Please, oh please, show me a link to some concrete evidence of people being "hurt" by FILE SHARING. I would love to see this...because even the FBI could not substantiate any claims relating to the claimed "damages". Maybe you'll 1UP the FBI and prove us all wrong...and while you're at it, why don't you go and explore how many companies went from zero to hero thanks to the massive market share they gained by having people share their software. You may have heard of this little old OS called Windows...
quote: (Jim Lawless)Did piracy ever visibly affect your sales?(Don French) Of course. Whenever it is possible to get free copies of software, people do. I found very little regard for the rights of software companies or programmers among the computer using public. I knew people who were leaders in their community, deans in the church and the like, and who were among the most honest upright citizens you could find anywhere. Yet they had no compunctions about making illegal copies of software. It is extremely rare to find someone who won't copy software if they can. Remember when shareware was really that? You could keep and use the program and were asked to pay for it if you like it, all on the honor system? I have spoken with a number of shareware authors who tried this and never got a dime from the thousands of downloads of their program. In fact, I tried this with Problematic. Thousands of downloads, not a dime of revenue. People won't pay if they don't have to. Almost no exceptions. Some Commodore journalist once told me that French Silk (the assembler) had a huge cult following on the East Coast. I was very surprised to hear that because by that time I had sold very few.(Jim Lawless)Did you make transitions into computer markets other than the 8-bit Commodore line? ( Apple? Amiga? )(Don French) No. As I said above, I got tired of the rat race and all the rats I had to deal with and just jumped ship in 1986.
quote: .and while you're at it, why don't you go and explore how many companies went from zero to hero thanks to the massive market share they gained by having people share their software. You may have heard of this little old OS called Windows...
quote: PIRACY, torts. By piracy is understood the plagiarisms of a book, engraving or other work, for which a copyright has been taken out.
quote: dis·tri·bu·tion (dstr-byshn)n.1. The act of distributing or the condition of being distributed; apportionment.2. Something distributed; an allotment.3. The act of dispersing or the condition of being dispersed; diffusion.4.a. The geographic occurrence or range of an organism.b. The geographic occurrence or range of a custom, usage, or other feature.5. Division into categories; classification.6. The process of marketing and supplying goods, especially to retailers.7. A spatial or temporal array of objects or events: the distribution of theaters on Broadway.8. Law The division of an estate or property among rightful heirs.9. Statistics A set of numbers and their frequency of occurrence collected from measurements over a statistical population.10. Mathematics A generalized function used in the study of partial differential equations.


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For many months I've carried a notion around in the back of my head: Of turning the master bedroom of our home into a large studio / family art room, and our small third bedroom (my current work room) into our main bedroom instead. But I have begun to realise that this daydream of mine actually makes a lot of sense. The biggest room in the house is one we use the least, I really need more room to work, and the thought of having a place we can all make stuff together family-style is really appealing to me. (My partner and love Charles is also an artist: he can draw like crazy!)
So it has begun: the big room switcheroo, which consists mostly of me trying to move a lot of crap around, Adelaide moaning away, and Elliot all upset and attacking himself because he thinks we're moving again. It's painfully slow-going. All of our stuff is all over everywhere, and I'm not exactly sure what the plan is yet. One thing I do know is that I want to have myself and Adelaide's bedroom set up as soon as possible. (Adelaide and I share a bed and room and Charles has his own, for he is not a pleasant bed-sharer, and must wake up much earlier than us). So I've been focusing on trying to have our new little bedroom cozy first of all.
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To make them, I first went through my fabric stash and picked out six favourites. I then traced the inner edge of the shelves onto some corrogated cardboard which I salvedged from a packing box, and cut them out. Next I ironed my fabric, and placed it below my corrogated square cut-out. Next, I trimmed all around it, leaving about a 1" border. I then folded over the extra fabric onto the back of the cardboard and taped it snugly using some regular sticky tape. Simple!
To hang the cubbies, I traced them onto some scrap paper, marked where the hanging holes are, and used these silhouettes to figure out how to arrange and hang them on our wall. Adelaide loved helping me with this, and once the cubbies were hung, we popped in the fabric inserts and added some of our favourite treasures.
I only wish I had more of these shelves, I think it would be great to have a entire wall done up like this with their sweet fabric swatch-backs. They've got me thinking of saving up some of my spare change and adding more to our treasure wall one day!


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BRADENTON, Fla. - The road to the major leagues presents different challenges to different players, and Pirates pitchers Jared Hughes and Kyle McPherson are prime examples.
Hughes, now solidly entrenched in the back end of the Pirates' bullpen, spent parts of four seasons in Double-A with the Curve. McPherson, who is battling for a spot in the Bucs' starting rotation this spring, pitched for the short-season State College Spikes three different summers.
"There's definitely a sense of doubt that comes into your mind at times," Hughes said of his long tenure in Double-A. "You have to be able to go to the people that support you. Family and friends, those are the people who believe in you, and that's who you go to for support.
"They can help erase that doubt and give you confidence so you're able to keep going out there and giving your best," added Hughes, a fourth-round draft pick in 2006 out of Long Beach State.
Pitchers John Grabow and Mike Gonzalez, both of whom went on to lengthy big league careers, are the only other players besides Hughes to wear a Curve uniform four different seasons and still reach the majors. Grabow was in Altoona from 2000-2003, while Gonzalez was with the Curve in 1999 and then from 2001-03.
Hughes, who suited up for the Curve from 2008-2011, was both a starter and reliever in Double-A. Hughes had a 2-2 record and 4.94 ERA in six games (all starts) in 2008. He was 1-6, with a 3.88 ERA in 17 games (seven starts) in 2009. Primarily still a starter in 2010, Hughes went 12-8 (4.42 ERA) in 30 appearances, 23 of which were starts. He went 6-5 with a 3.28 ERA in 48 games (11 starts) between Altoona and Triple-A Indianapolis in 2011. He was promoted to Indy on June 10 and was used exclusively in relief after that.
"Halfway through 2010, I went to the bullpen," Hughes noted, "and I was OK with that as long as I could help the team win."
And, they did win, taking the Eastern League pennant with playoff series wins over Harrisburg and Trenton.
"Going into the bullpen and having success was big for me," Hughes, a 6-foot-7 right-hander, said. "I finally realized the intensity it took to be successful."
Hughes has nothing but good memories about his time in Altoona.
"The fans were great, the people were great, and it was a great atmosphere," he said. "It's a terrific ballpark, too."
The 2010 season was special in more ways than one. Of course, there was the Eastern League championship, but appearances by Stephen Strasburg and Andy Pettitte added to Hughes' memories.
"I was on the radar gun in the stands for Strasburg," Hughes recalled of the Harrisburg pitcher's professional debut on an April Sunday afternoon at Blair County Ballpark. "His [Strasburg's] first pitch in pro ball was 100 [mph] on the gun.
"I was there for Pettitte's rehab with Trenton in the playoffs, too," Hughes said. "Chase d'Arnaud, I believe, hit the first pitch off him for a home run. That 2010 season was really special."
It also was the turning point for him.
"I was called into the office one day by [manager] Matt Walbeck and [pitching coach] Tom Filer, and they told me I was now a reliever and wanted to know how it made me feel," Hughes said. "I said I was OK with it. I just wanted to help the team.
"My catcher, Kris Watts, said to me later on in the bullpen that you never know what's going to happen," Hughes added. "He said we might not be in the game long and it was time to give it our all. Just go out and be as aggressive as possible and that was kind of a turning point for me.
"When I went to Altoona I was nowhere nearly as mature as when I left," Hughes added. "My coaches, teammates and the community all played a part in that."
Hughes and McPherson are different personalities in the clubhouse. Hughes is outgoing, smiling and talkative, while McPherson is quiet, more to himself and seldom strays from his locker area.
"It's easy to get discouraged," McPherson said of his extended time in State College. "Fact of the matter though is that it's not your fault. It's on management and what they think is best for you."
The Pirates' 14th-round pick in the 2007 draft, McPherson split the 2007 season between the Gulf Coast League Pirates and State College with a 4-3 record and 3.41 ERA in 15 games (13 starts). The big right-hander spent all of 2008 in State College, where he went 0-1 with a 2.28 ERA in 25 innings of relief and 1-2 with a 6.51 ERA in 27 innings and seven starts for the Spikes.
McPherson, 25, was born in Mobile, Ala., and was a position player in high school and also at the University of Mobile before turning pro and becoming a pitcher.
"I went on a drastic learning process to become a pitcher," he said, and it's taken him a few years to finally move up the ladder to the majors. "I'm finally in a routine now, and I just go out there every fifth day and do my best."
McPherson opened the 2009 season with low Class A West Virginia and went 5-2 (4.94 ERA) in 13 games (8 starts). He finished the season in State College, going 4-3 with a 2.99 ERA in 13 starts. He posted an impressive 2.19 ERA in his last six starts, and that started his climb up the ladder.
"They make you repeat levels once, twice, three times, and that's on them," McPherson said of the organization. "You just have to keep going out there and continue to perform. You just have to take care of the things you can handle."
McPherson won nine games at West Virginia in 2010 and started 2011 with high-A Bradenton and later was promoted to Altoona. A combined 12-6 record and 2.92 ERA earned him the organization's minor league pitcher of the year award. He led the system in strikeouts and was second in wins and ERA.
"Altoona was a great place to play," he recalled. "The fans were great and the ballpark, too."
After pitching at both Altoona and Indianapolis, he received his first major league call-up and appeared in 10 games with the Pirates late in 2012.
"For the most part, it's up to management to decide where each guy should be, either a starter or reliever, and you just go with it," McPherson said.


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Peptides have long floated in a kind of no-man's land between small molecules and proteins. Their high specificity and low tox profiles are attractive, but high production costs along with delivery and bioavailability issues have tempered drug industry enthusiasm.
Recently, the broad rush toward biologics has rekindled biopharma's interest in peptides and prompted peptide suppliers to seek new ways to trim production costs and tackle longer, more complex peptides.
While Fmoc chemistry remains the backbone for most peptide synthesis, a diverse array of process optimizations and advancing instruments are helping peptide suppliers wring out production costs, improve purification, and reduce solvent waste. Bachem, for example, reported that switching from HPLC to Ultra HPLC reduced the time required for one process from 50 minutes to eight minutes and improved results. Recombinant processes are making similar strides.
Accurately ascertaining the peptide market size is difficult; most estimates converge around $800–$900 million for the total peptide API market, with roughly half of that available to noncaptive suppliers.
"Perhaps 20 percent of all products approved this year will be biologics, including six or more peptide products," said Rodney Lax, Ph.D., senior director of business development, The PolyPeptide Group. "There is enormous interest in peptides."
Peptides International (PI) recently entered a partnership with API supplier Peptisyntha (member of the Solvay Group) for the production of research-grade peptide APIs. "It's a nice strategic partnership and shows the confidence they have in our research capabilities," said Mike Pennington, Ph.D., president and COO of Peptides International.
The company emphasizes speed and quality and uses a variety of robotic systems to speed throughput, according to Dr. Pennington. "Most of these are parallel peptide synthesizers that make 50 micromoles to about 2 millimoles using, for example, 12- and 6-channel synthesizers," he said.
Demand from biopharma is growing, he added. "There's a tremendous thrust for new peptide research, especially with regard to oncology, because these cell-penetrating peptide (CPPs) motifs turned out to be incredibly useful tools for delivering drugs to the inside of cells."
He cited antineoplastic drugs such as doxcorubicin, cisplatin, and chlorambucil, and their ability to be selectively delivered to tissues that have cancerous or neoplastic growth via these novel CPPs. "I definitely believe the API peptide manufacturing sector will have substantial growth. You can see the number of projects that are in Phase II and III clinical development."
Nevertheless downward price pressure characterizes the research peptide market, partly because it is less subject to regulatory control and partly because of global suppliers in markets with low labor costs. Dr. Pennington suggests a buyer-beware policy on quality.
One continuing trend is blurring of the line between solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS) and liquid- (or solution-) phase peptide synthesis (LPPS) as companies seek to combine the benefits of both approaches, noted Barry O'Connor, Ph.D., research scientist, Sekisui Medical, who presented the company's Molecular Hiving (MH) technology at the recent "TIDES" conference.
Traditionally LPPS offers better economies of scale for large quantities, while SPPS is faster and well suited for synthesizing longer peptides. Sekisui's MH technology is hydrophobic tag-assisted LPPS that integrates the key advantages of SPPS for practical and highly efficient preparation of peptides. "It is applicable for the development of peptides ranging from short to long and can be easily transferred from small (g) to large scale (kg)," said Dr. O'Connor.
In brief, peptides attached to the hydrophobic tags form concentrated reaction fields as reverse-micelles. After each reaction cycle, adding more solvent causes the growing peptide chains in the micelles to precipitate, simplifying removal before proceeding to deprotection and the next cycle.
"An important advantage," Dr. O'Connor explained, "is that it allows us to carry out efficient and cost-effective production of short and long peptides by using an inexpensive achiral hydrophobic tag in place of an expensive solid support. Once the tag is in place, simple peptide coupling/deprotection chemistry is utilized to deliver the desired peptides in excellent yield and high purity."
To demonstrate MH's strength, Sekisui synthesized the direct thrombin inhibitor 20 mer peptide, bivalirudin, using both MH technology and SPPS for comparison. MH, after 42 steps, resulted in a total yield of 71% with crude purity of 83%, significantly superior to SPPS, which delivered a purity of only 60%. Moreover, MH's costs were substantially less than those for SPPS, noted Dr. O'Connor.
Another company attacking production costs and purity by blending SPPS and LPPS concepts is Ajinomoto. Daisuke Takahashi, chief, Research Institute for Bioscience Products and Fine Chemicals at Ajinomoto, described the company's new approach.
Ajinomoto's AjiPhase process "overcomes the disadvantages of traditional LPPS yet retains the benefits of lower cost, higher quality, and easier scale-up compared to SPPS," said Takahashi. "We have applied this technology to the synthesis of a variety of peptides including larger than 40 mers, cyclized, and conjugated peptides in high volumes. The significant reductions in production costs and purification load compared to SPPS have been demonstrated."
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In other words, the task was designed to bring out the contestants' competitive side. It also brought out plenty of tears.
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The podcast series is led by Ken Duckworth, M.D., NAMI's medical director, who also works at the Massachusetts Mental Health Center (MMHC) Prevention and Recovery from Early Psychosis (PREP) program one afternoon a week. NAMI has also invited Michelle Friedman-Yakoobian, Ph.D., to co-host the series. Dr. Friedman-Yakoobian is based at the MMHC Center for Early Detection and Response to Risk (CEDAR) and will help Dr. Duckworth develop a series of conversations with individuals living with psychosis, family members and experts in key areas of this growing field.
The goal of the podcast series is to support listeners to develop a good understanding of early psychosis and possible associated diagnoses and to review recovery strategies rooted both in experience and in the latest science. We hope to make key information easily accessible to people when they are facing a tremendous life challenge and may not have the information or tools to cope with it.
"There is a national movement in identifying and serving individuals earlier in the course of their illness. This is sorely needed given the state of mental health care today," said Dr. Duckworth. "For example, we know from the NAMI schizophrenia survey [First Episode: Psychosis] and the scientific literature that getting a diagnosis of schizophrenia may take up to 10 years. This is a finding that creates unnecessary suffering and to missed opportunities to offer quicker assessment and intervention to build a road to recovery."
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I have seen this movie last night...around midnight.... I heard a lot about this movie, made with a very low budget yet effective in scaring people. Who says you need a billion dollars to make a good and succesfull movie?! My mom always said Hitchcock was the master of suspense....this is a movie in his style. You don't see the actual ghost/demon but you feel and hear it is there, just like Hitchcock always did in his movies. I can imagine some people will get sleepy watching this movie because there is not that much action, but for the people who can keep their attention.....your heart will skip some beats in some parts of the movie. (My heart skipped a few) Congrats to the makers of this film!
yeah you do not need a hole alot of money to make a very good film but money doe's help out alot thout.
but i want to people keep talking about it. they say its okay and scary and its based on a true story. which makes me want to see it even more nowing that its some what true.<~~Im the mysterious girl of your dreams~~>
To me it wasn't a very good movie. It wasn't scary at all until the very ending of the movie. It was just a waste of money."If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".Education well never be as expensive as ignorance.
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