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As a kind of offbeat Valentine's Day present to Western New York, the young collective Buffalo Aerial Dance will perform its original show "B.A.D. Hearts" tonight and Saturday in the Alt Theatre at the Warehouse (255 Great Arrow Ave.).
The show, according to a release, "promises an evening of original aerial dance and music works created to elicit deliciously surreal excitement and an emotional ride wrapped in the cloak of a 'dark' Valentine." Aerial dance, in which performers hang from long pieces of fabric and execute complex, quasi-acrobatic and sometimes graceful routines, has become increasingly popular in Western New York during the past several years.
Buffalo Aerial Dance is a small group made up of composers H. John Fitzgibbon and K. Cornelius, Alt Theatre co-founder and choreographer Amy Taravella and aerial dancers Gretta Sowyrda, Andrew Kutnyak, Ashley Vita Verde and Erica Cope.
The performances of "B.A.D. Hearts," at 8 tonight and Saturday, are part of the Alt Theatre's ongoing Free Friday Salon Series. Future programs include a lecture on how to be a better observer of dance next Friday, "Ancient Alchemy, A Journey of Sound" by K. Cornelius on March 8 and "Flamenco Meets Modern Dance" on May 3. A full schedule is online at www.alttheatre.com.
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SALEM - The city Utilities Commission approved up to $700,000 worth of additional critical need items for the Phase I wastewater treatment plant improvement project, but nixed a request for a tow motor.
During the commission meeting Tuesday, Utilities Superintendent Don Weingart said there was no need for the tow motor after commissioners questioned whether it should be on the list for the additional scope of work items.
Some of the additional work had been discussed at length during last month's meeting, but no motion was made to approve the recommended additions. Assistant Utilities Superintendent Matt Hoopes said the top item on the list was an upgrade to the motor control unit, along with additional valves and piping and heating and ventilation for the blower building.
The commission also approved $85,900 for additional engineering. Burgess & Niple Inc. was hired as the engineeering firm for the Phase I improvements in February for a fee totaling 11.5 percent of the project cost. The project cost was estimated at a little over $2.3 million.
Weingart said the next step in the process will be completion of the project plans, which could be in another 60 days, and then the plans will be presented to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for review and the issuance of a permit to install.
Commission Chairman Geoff Goll questioned whether the local limits for phosphorous levels need approved before that can be done, but Weingart said they can still secure the permit to install without the limits. The local limit justification had been sent by the city to the OEPA in March 2010 to set the level of phosphorous permitted to come into the system for treatment.
Goll said it makes no sense to put the project out to bid if the limits aren't approved yet. Also pending is a consent decree expected to be issued against the city regarding orders issued in 2002 over phosphorous levels.
"We're not going to get into the position of spending millions of dollars for improvements and not get credit for it against anything the OEPA does to us," Goll said, referring to possible fines.
In other business, the commission decided to hold off on any decision regarding sludge disposal or construction of a sludge storage pad. The commission had reviewed options at a previous work session and reviewed some additional information during a work session Tueday.
Regarding the Painter Road/Brooklyn Avenue/Depot Road proposed sewer line extension project in Perry Township, the commission reviewed some material sent by bond counsel for the city and questioned some of the language.
Goll stressed that the project is not a joint project between Columbiana County and the city. Columbiana County is doing the project at the request of Perry Township and Salem agreed to help with the funding. Salem will own the lines and maintain them once the project is complete.
The next meeting of the city Utilities Commission will be 3 p.m. Nov. 20.

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Editorial: Ethanol mandate still props up the industry
Editorial: Ethanol mandate still props up the industry
Some good news came at year's end as Capitol Hill allowed two key ethanol subsidies to expire. That decision could have eased corn and soybean prices were it not for the 15.2-billion-gallon Renewable Fuel Standard still on the books. That mandate is the largest pig at the trough, consuming about 40 percent of the nation's corn crop. And that law continues to cause a negative impact for those of us who feed cattle.
Despite the mixed victory, the expired tax credits and tariffs are a welcomed start. Not too long ago, ethanol's triple crown of federal support in the form of credits, tariffs, and mandates seemed nearly untouchable. Refiners received a 45-cent-per-gallon tax credit for blending ethanol, while a 54-cent-per-gallon tariff stifled imports. Last year, the 45-cent subsidy led to a $6 billion annual incentive to blend ethanol into gasoline.
It took an unlikely coalition to allow two legs of ethanol's support stool to expire after over 30 years of government support. Mounting federal deficits caused a left-right coalition of fiscal conservatives and liberal environmentalists to join forces and cool any idea of renewing ethanol's long-enjoyed double subsidy.
While many are pleased with the partial relief, corn ethanol isn't going away any time soon. It is an established business and accounts for 10 percent of the nation's gasoline supply. What's more, the ethanol industry still has plenty of influence despite its recent setback. If the industry or crop prices flounder, there could be repeated calls for federal assistance.
Also worrisome is the government's insistence on funding additional research despite repeated failures. To date, cellulosic ethanol research has received an estimated $1.5 billion in federal subsidies. And after all those tax dollars, not one drop of cellulosic fuel has been produced commercially. We're afraid that future government action could bolster support for cellulosic and grain-based ethanol into one legislative push.
Unfortunately, dairy farmers have had to pay the price for ethanol three times: higher prices at the pump, through tax dollars, and, most painful, through higher feed bills. We certainly welcome ending some of ethanol's protections. However, the mandate still in place leads to a guaranteed market. Until that mandate is off the books, all those who buy grain will continue to have to deal with the big pig at the feed trough.


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LISBON - Village Council continues to withhold final payment on the Jefferson Street-West Chestnut Street storm sewer projects until some remaining issues are resolved.
Village Solicitor Virginia Barborak recommended at this week's council meeting that members avoid the same mistake made in 2010 when they paid the contractors for the East Lincoln Way storm sewer project before the work was completed to their satisfaction. The village had a difficult time getting the contractor to return to redo the work to its satisfaction.
"I think we should have learned our lesson from the last project," she said.
The remaining unresolved issues as the village sees them involve two private property owners on West Chestnut Street. The first is the Persic residence, where a rare type of magnolia tree was removed during the project, and the replacement tree planted by the contractor was not the proper one.
The other issues involved Ed Day, who lives just off West Chestnut on Cedar Street and whose basement was flooded during the project. Barborak said the contractor, Dave Sugar Excavating, was to submit the claim to his insurance company, but she has yet to hear back on the status of the claim.
The Board of Public Affairs has already said it would write off any additional water expenses billed to Day because of the problem.
The remaining issue is Lisbon's need to correct an oversight by obtaining an easement from Day because some of the storm sewer work encroached onto his property. For this to occur, Barborak said the village's engineering firm, Dallis Dawson & Associates, needs to prepare an easement description, which has yet to occur. The village will then compensate Day for the easement
She recommended withholding final payment to both contractors until the remaining issues are resolved, and council agreed.
In other action, council:
- Agreed to look into a proposal from Steve Cross of Infinite Synergy, the village's computer consultant, to install a new software program for the police department at a cost of $47,500. He said subscribing for a similar upgrade would cost the village $2,000 to $3,000 per month.
- Gave Fire Chief David Lewton permission to dispose of an unused utility trailer, which he estimated is worth no more than $300. He said Greg Shive is interested in purchasing the trailer.
- Advised Katherine Williamson, Pendleton Street, of the process she needs to follow to begin the process of closing the section of grass alley behind her house, which she has mowed since 1967. Williamson was told her petition will need the approval of the majority of affected property owners.


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The new iPad (3) Review9
86 Comments
1. atree (Posts: 25; Member since: 20 May 2011)
still only last 10 hours on wifi!
16. darkkjedii (Posts: 21354; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I picked mine up at 8 am in Vegas,and have been on it super heavy since
,due to my being on vacation. When I got it it was at 91% now its at 64%. That's 27% drop in basically 6 hrs of very heavy usage. So it no doubt will get a lot more than 10 on wifi... That's what it's on too,wifi.
26. squallz506 (banned) (Posts: 1075; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
nice story bro.
60. greyhulk (Posts: 156; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
Considering the fact that it's accomplishing this with a screen that has double the resolution and LEDs and 4X the number of pixels, not to mention twice the RAM and a quad core graphics chip, it's pretty impressive that it's not less. As it is, Apple had to cram 70% more battery into the form factor to keep it where it was.
I suppose Apple could have just doubled the battery on the iPad 2 and called it the iPad MAXX.
2. imkyle (Posts: 1073; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Good review John. If you have an iPad 2 there really is no diar reason to upgrade.
38. cheetah2k (Posts: 1578; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
Its good to see that the most significant mind boggling awesome thing about the new ipad is the Samsung made IPS LCD screen.
This is perfect advertising for, and gives us all great hope for some brilliant Samsung Android tabs to be released in the not to distant future :)
50. imkyle (Posts: 1073; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Samsung has the best screens. My Galaxy s II is perfection
61. greyhulk (Posts: 156; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
My Note's screen is pretty badass, as well. Not sure I could ever go back to a lower resolution AMOLED display.
78. aligx2001 (Posts: 3; Member since: 25 Mar 2012)
the glaxy s II may have a good screen but its not retiena
79. kingpet13 (Posts: 139; Member since: 02 Feb 2012)
Retina is a definition only used by apple for advertising. In fact they changed the definition for the new iPad under the pretense that people hold it farther away making the pixels harder to see. Therefore if i hold an SII far enough away, according to apple it is a retina displa!
3. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
"Surely, it's enough to catch most people off guard, but that's just the kind of magic found with it."
so now PA is saying its magical. lol.
4. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I see Pa is still claiming the main new feature of the 'new' ipad being the screen is made by apple. Apple have truimphed everyone with the screen and the reviewer is amazed at how apple have done it. Apple did not make or invent this screen but leave the apple propoganda continue
19. ngo2dd (Posts: 896; Member since: 08 Jul 2011)
Does it matter that they did not make or invent the screen? Apple is not a hardware company like HTC is not a hardware. The screen is good, why don't the other company use the same screen, this an apply article so why are you being a hater?
22. drtech (banned) (Posts: 135; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
Apple engineers designed the screen and it's the best screen on the market. You guys complain when Apple doesn't have the best specs and also complain when it does.
23. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Wrong,apple did not engineer the screen
29. Non_Sequitur (Posts: 1111; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
Oh my gosh. Another one of you. Apple didn't engineer the screen. It was the work and supplies of Sharp, LG, and Samsung.
30. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Please, do yourself a favor in order not to look like a stupid blind isheeep. Do some research before posting nonsensical statements. =]
58. asrr62 (Posts: 56; Member since: 14 Sep 2011)
Its really funny how many silly iSh33p thumb down the comments lol
67. imgod (Posts: 13; Member since: 12 Feb 2012)
Get your facts right
31. sorcio46 (Posts: 435; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
I totally agree man, and we talk bout 9/10 iPhonearena? 9 for a device that
-has NOT a File manager
-it is NOT compatible out of the box with SD and micro SD
-same UI as the 2007 iPhone (and there are NOT ways to edit it)
-is compatible with FEW video codec and file format
-it is NOT compatible with USB drivers
-the most important camera in a tablet (the front facing) has the LOWEST resolution of all the tablets in the market
-NO led flash for rear camera
-NO autofocus for rear camera (in video recording)
And i can continue for all the damn night...
40. drtech (banned) (Posts: 135; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
And is still being rated the best tablet on the market and will outsell any other tablet 10-1. Must be a reason people want it. Maybe one day you'll try Apple and find out why.
52. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Have you perhaps considered that we've tried Apple and found it lacking?
63. SleepingOz (unregistered)
No, he's too biased towards apple to think about that by himself.
75. sbmhome (Posts: 11; Member since: 19 Mar 2012)
And that's fine that its not for you, but you are obviously in the VAST minority.
76. sbmhome (Posts: 11; Member since: 19 Mar 2012)
That's fine if you don't like the iPad, but you are obviously in the minority.
53. buggerrer (Posts: 306; Member since: 21 Sep 2011)
it got a 9 for being "simplistic."
59. dil2abu (Posts: 305; Member since: 09 Nov 2011)
PhoneArena always gives high rating for Apple Products..
Xperia S best and powerful mobile got only 8.5..
68. saiki4116 (Posts: 379; Member since: 31 Mar 2011)
"NO autofocus for rear camera".ya,auto focus for rear camera helps to quickly take a pic of documents(macro shots).
72. tahnik (Posts: 188; Member since: 17 Jul 2011)
Do you know something about jailbreak?
oh yes...''jailbreak is another sh*t isn't it?
5. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
How is the resolution "unbelievable"? It's perfectly believable, and not even groundbreaking, just evolutionary. Since it's a Samsung display (soon to be LG and Sharp as well once they get QC figured out) we'll see the same thing (if not better, due to aspect ratio) on many other tablets in the market within months
6. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
you are right bro but since its an apple its magical and changes everything again.
8. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
Samsung is indeed the supplier, but Apple engineered the screen.
11. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
wrong apple did not create the screen...it was engineered by sharp and another....
13. blade19 (Posts: 61; Member since: 29 Apr 2011)
I think the other is LG
25. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Its just typical how Ifans think its all apple 'magic' when it turns out their rivals produced the technology
49. tddesk (Posts: 1; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
You think so? Think again!
17. darkkjedii (Posts: 21354; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Jus go get ur android tab,and leave the iPad to the people that want the best.
73. tahnik (Posts: 188; Member since: 17 Jul 2011)
man,apple engineered the screen....sam,sharp,lg just supplied them....get a life....
7. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
I have to say I was quite impressed by the new iPad. Extremely peppy, gorgeous screen, and the color saturation is quite nice. I played a few HD videos on YouTube and again, extremely impressed by the quality. Reading is far easier on the new iPad as well. I think screen resolution was one of the major problems with trying to read for a long period of time on the original iPad and iPad 2. That problem is no more. Definitely a bigger step forward than the iPad 2 was to the original.
I think my only complaint is the weight. I know it's that much heavier than the iPad 2...but I remember even holding the iPad 2 and my hands just getting tired after a while. We may be a few years away from the iPad being as light as say a Kindle, but I look forward to that day. I think I'm also kind of disappointed that there aren't too many extras. I loved the addition of the SmartCovers and was disappointed not to see any other cool accessories debuting with this guy.
Still, I think this takes a nice step forward. I'm excited to see what graphically heavy games will result from this.
9. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
The reviewer isnt a fanboy or anything lol jk
20. ngo2dd (Posts: 896; Member since: 08 Jul 2011)
Why are all the Android fanboy acting like little baby. If apple people want it so be it. It is a good update, a higher clock cpu, a quad-core GPU ( same as the vita), a better camera, a better screen and for the same prices. So ya it is a good update.
47. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
I was joking and basically refering to the fact that he kept calling it magical. I wasn't bashing Apple or the product, but by saying a device is magical is over the top and silly.
54. buggerrer (Posts: 306; Member since: 21 Sep 2011)
"Some might complain about the lack of manual settings, but therein lies the iPad's beauty as staying firm with a simplistic interface."
Umm, kinda does sound like spinning negatives into positives...unless unbiased reviewers are supposed do those kinds of things.
10. pooked (Posts: 56; Member since: 27 Jan 2012)
Terrible review with misleading info such as (faster processor?). ITS THE CPU (1Ghz Dual-Core), and an upped GPU. And the camera is hardly earth shattering since all other tablets have been doing 1080p for months and months now. Please re-review, lots of other stuff that is misleading.
18. darkkjedii (Posts: 21354; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
U don't need to do too much to upgrade a Bentley do u?
iPad is the Bentley, or phantom rolls of the tablet world. Stop hating.
70. pooked (Posts: 56; Member since: 27 Jan 2012)
What you said makes no sense, so you would rather see tiny incremental updates to the same product then an entire better product. I can tell you bentley doesnt sell a 2012 model and then tells the people well the 2013 only has shinier rims and the interior dash board looks prettier. Are you serious?
21. ngo2dd (Posts: 896; Member since: 08 Jul 2011)
You are pretty dumb, just because it is the same clock speed does not make it is the same as the normal A5
55. tmcr7 (Posts: 180; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
Yes you are right! It is NOT the normal A5 despite still being a dual-core processor. It is the A5X!!! They just added an X can't you see? You dumb!
71. pooked (Posts: 56; Member since: 27 Jan 2012)
Ya its like when you buy a car and its the G37 and G37S, oh wait there is actually a difference there!
Ipad Processor A5
Dual-Core CPU Rated at 1Ghz
Dual-Core GPU PowerVR SGX543MP2
Ipad Processor A5X
Dual-Core CPU Rated at 1Ghz
Quad-Core GPU PowerVR SGX543MP4
Again as i stated before only difference in GPU, Processor still years behind todays standards and not 4x more powerful the Tegra3.
12. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
had a play with the new ipad and my thought is that if you not bothered about the high res screen then stickt to the ipad 2 as speed wise its the same...i will say though the screen on the new ipad is AMAZING....probably the best screen i have seen.
56. tmcr7 (Posts: 180; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
You should see the screen of the Galaxy Tab 7.7!
14. denmcdon (Posts: 90; Member since: 07 Jun 2009)
CPU I hear is now clocked at 1200 MHz
15. rhinoceros (Posts: 33; Member since: 01 Mar 2012)
Phone arena and Apple S old S
24. tedkord (Posts: 11706; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
It's quadruple the iPad2 resolution, not double. Seriously, PA, you need to invest in writers who are knowledgeable in tech.
27. Muhannad (Posts: 455; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
Bet you failed maths at school.
1024 x 2 = 2048
768 x 2 = 1536
32. tedkord (Posts: 11706; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Resolution is the total number of pixels on the screen. They've doubled the number horizontally and vertically, which comes to 4 times the pixels. Try it yourself.
Better use a calculator, as this 7th grade math is clearly above you.
65. Muhannad (Posts: 455; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
Thanks you for correcting my understanding of what it is.
33. drtech (banned) (Posts: 135; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
Typical fandroid making himself look like an idiot
48. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Sorry drtech are we stealing your stupidity spotlight?


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In addition, the ALS has a similar program that starts at the beginning of the academic year for Ph.D. students who have completed their qualifying exams. While the application process is closed for 2014, see the ALS Doctoral Fellowship Program page for more information.
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Even though the ALS has been in shutdown mode for almost two months, there's one area of the facility where users have been busy. The new ALS Visualization and Analysis Lab, which opened to users in November 2013, hosts an impressive amount of computing power that's helping scientists work through data-heavy beamline results much more quickly and efficiently. Read more...
The SPIE International Year of Light photo contest is now open: submit your work by September 30, 2014 and show how light and light-based technologies play a vital role in our everyday lives. The contest is open to anyone not employed by SPIE with prizes totaling $4,500 -- winning photographs will be published in the SPIE Professional magazine. Read more...
Many staff and visitors take photos of the spectacular views from the ALS, but this time our photographers turn their cameras around to take photos of the iconic dome and its surroundings. See the images, including a early aerial photo from 1946.
Congratulations go to ALS user Hoi-Ying Holman and her colleagues who were one of the three teams from Berkeley Lab to win a 2014 R&D 100 Award, the "Oscars of Invention."
ALS user Clemens Heske (UNLV), along with Todd Deutsch (NREL) and Tadashi Ogitsu (LLNL) recently won a 2014 Merit Review Award from the DOE Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Program "for outstanding dedication and collaboration in photoelectrochemical surface validation." Read more about these awards...
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The summer is rapidly passing and it's not too early to start thinking about Fall events. The ALS User Meeting will be held October 6-8th and registration is now open (see meeting information above). Confirmed keynote speakers include John Hill (BNL), Sam Bader (ANL), and Jim Hurley (UCB).
The next UEC meeting will be September 4th, and users who are interested in raising issues to be addressed by the UEC are encouraged to talk to one of the UEC committee members or email us all at
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User operations resumed on Thursday, July 10, after the scheduled shutdown for maintenance and upgrades (May 5-July 9).
For the user runs from July 10 to July 20, 2014, the beam reliability [(time scheduled - time lost)/time scheduled)] was 97.2%. For this period, the mean time between failures (MTBF) was 25.0 hours, and the mean time to recovery (MTTR) was 49 minutes. There were no significant interruptions.
Detailed information on reliability is available on the ALS reliability bulletin board, which is located in the hallway between the ALS and the control room in Building 80. Questions about beam reliability should be directed to Dave Richardson (
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Long-term and weekly operations schedules are available online. Requests for special operations use of the "scrubbing" shift should be sent to (
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5 Gay Guys Who Got More Women Than Most Straight Men
#2. Rock Hudson
Rock Hudson was the epitome of the straight, masculine movie star of the '50s and '60s. Urban legend holds that in his prime, Rock was so handsome that one out of every 10 American men turned gay just by looking at his movie posters. Rock was so manly that when he visited the Australian Outback as a toddler, he devoured no fewer than five dingos. Rock had so much testosterone that once when he was playing Battleship, his aircraft carrier spontaneously grew a penis. Also, Rock was super gay.
That's right, you'd have to travel back five decades to find someone prettier than Cracked's own Soren Bowie.
The Case for Gayness
There's not much argument on this one. Rock lived most of his life as the quintessential closeted movie star. He also did it kind of badly, because according to some colleagues, Hudson's homosexuality was well known in Hollywood. Former co-stars Elizabeth Taylor, Susan Saint James and Carol Burnett all claimed they knew of his homosexual activity. Still, he maintained the public lie until his AIDS diagnosis brought public attention to the disease and his orientation. How devoted was he to being closeted? Even in this clip where he's portraying a straight man pretending to be gay, he's super bad at it. After all, you don't want to be too convincing.
The Women Landed Anyway
But when you look like Rock, I'm guessing it's just kind of hard to go too long without vagina finding you. Yes, there was his marriage to Phyllis Gates, which lasted three years. But by many accounts that was a publicity stunt to quell the gay rumors. Gates was Hudson's agent's secretary.
But former B-movie bombshell Mamie Van Doren also insists that Rock proved to her he was "at least bisexual." You can read about it here. Oh, apparently, Rock had pretty impressive genitalia, too. Thanks for the heads up, Mamie! Now please play mahjong or join a book club like a normal old lady.
Alright, I couldn't find the names of that many women Rock slept with, but this one counts for like 10, right?
#1. William Shakespeare
If you don't know who William Shakespeare is, I can explain, briefly, that he was the greatest culinary expert ever to compete on Iron Chef. If you do know Shakespeare, however, then, of course, that's wrong. Also, if you seriously don't know Shakespeare, please don't Google it now. You'll be stuck with the horrible reality that you had to use the Internet to find out about the greatest poet and playwright of the English language solely to gain context for dick jokes.
Case for Gayness/Ladies Landed Anyway
You'll notice I've kind of merged my two categories for this one. Why? Because, I'll admit it, there's no good reason to flat out call William Shakespeare gay -- unless he's just about to shoot a free throw in a really close basketball game and you're hoping to psych him out. By all accounts, pure notions of "straight" and "gay" didn't exist in Elizabethan England. In any event, rather than using this fifth entry to list celebrities who led purely gay lives with one sham marriage or one accidental straight fling, I thought it would be more fun to spend time talking about where the greatest literary mind the world has ever known put his penis.
"If I told you everywhere my proud member hast been, it would bloweth thy mind."
There's no shortage of speculation on Shakespeare's sexuality, and gay academics are more eager to claim him than Cracked.com is to make lists about animals that can totally kill you. Often quoted as "proof" of his gay lifestyle is the nebulous line in his will leaving his wife, Anne Hathaway, his second-best bed. Man, what a gay burn! Hissssssss!
Of course, on the other hand, it's widely believed that Shakespeare wrote the adoring Sonnet 145 for his wife, with the wonderfully poetic "'I hate' from hate away she threw/And saved my life, saying 'not you.'" But it should also be noted that he left his family after three years of marriage and ran away to London to spend every night hanging out in bawdy theaters with common folk and thespians. According to one contemporary, Shakespeare even had a tryst with a female admirer during a performance of Richard III.
But what of the gayness, you say? (By the way, I hope you were alone when you said that, because if you just blurted that out in a Subway sandwich shop, there could be questions.) If you search the Web, you will see all sorts of gay interpretations to his sonnets and plays, and there's no way to list them all here. Indeed, some contend that 126 of his sonnets are addressed to a man often referred to as "Fair Lord." Personally, I'm pretty fond of reading Sonnet 71 in a gay way. And by that, I don't mean with a histrionic lisp. Grow up! Sonnet 71 contains advice from a dying man to his lover regarding how to behave after his death. Here's some English dude reading it.
It ends with the famous couplet:
"Lest the wise world should look into your moan/And mock you with me after I am gone."
It seems hard to believe these lines could be addressed to a widow. Who mocks a widow for mourning her dead husband? So imagining the beloved as a gay lover is a good call. Then again, so is an unfaithful wife having an affair with a now-dead guy, so, y'know.
Ultimately, odds are pretty good that Shakespeare had both straight and gay sex. After all, he worked in theater. Of course he did. There's straight, gay, bi, transgender and a distinct fifth category that still thrives today known as "theater whore." I'm going out on a limb and placing him there.
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quote: Actually, here is a FACT: "Based on the available data, NHTSA does not believe that Chevy Volts or other electric vehicles pose a greater risk of fire than gasoline-powered vehicles
quote: Just like you aren't going to take your totaled Yugo home and park it in your garage with the tank leaking gasoline on to the floor - you shouldn't take a totaled Volt home and park it in your garage!
quote: We just don't know. Are you an expert in battery tech? Is your mechanic? Is the repair shop an expert so as to determine if the Volt can catch fire and burn the shop down? No. Nobody knows! That's the point.
quote: We just do NOT know at this point the safety parameters of the vehicle. And there's evidence that GM knew this and held back.
quote: GM stated that the batteries needed to be discharged after a collision but the NHTSA did not.
quote: Besides, the condition that produced the fire is not at all realistic in the real world:
quote: And who's going to do that? The owner who can barely be relied on to change his own light bulbs?
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Robert Bruce Kitchen, 92, of South Williamsport, passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, at the Gatehouse Hospice, Williamsport.
Robert was born on May 23, 1920, at South Williamsport. He was the son of the late Beaver and Elizabeth Catherine (Douty) Kitchen.
He was a member of the South Williamsport Independent Volunteer Fire Company. He was a life member for the Garret Cochran American Legion Post No. 1 at Williamsport.
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Robert was a veteran of the U.S. Army where he served in World War II. Robert was employed as a spot welder with the Keystone Friction Hinge Company of South Williamsport from which he retired in 1985 after 42 years of service.
Robert enjoyed going for walks, oil painting, keeping his journal and loved his pets.
Robert is survived by his wife, Helen J. Kitchen, of South Williamsport; two daughters, Donna (Pete) Zimmerman, of Warrensville, Debra L. (Robert) Lambert, of Boalsburg, Pa.; and a son, Keith (Jeanette) Kitchen, of Montgomery. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren and his sister, Bernadine (Donald) Baltzer, of Williamsport.
Funeral services for Robert Bruce Kitchen will be held at 1 p.m. today, Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, at the Charles M. Noll Funeral Home, 1 E. Central Ave., South Williamsport, Pa. Pastor Anthony Crawford will officiate.
Friends and family are invited to attend a visitation at the funeral home from noon until the time of the service at the funeral home.
The family kindly declines to receive floral tributes and requests that contributions in memory of Robert Bruce Kitchen be made, if so desired, to the Lycoming County SPCA, 2805 Reach Road, Williamsport, PA 17701 or the Lycoming County Animal Protection Society, 195 Phillips Park Drive, South Williamsport, PA 17702.
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Questions about cash-flow projections provided the ammunition for the latest skirmish Monday between the offices of Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz and County Comptroller Stefan I. Mychajliw.
It began with an email from Deputy County Comptroller Gregory G. Gach, whose position Poloncarz sought to eliminate in his 2013 budget, to Robert W. Keating, the county's budget director. Keating said Gach declared that at the close of business Friday, the county had a negative cash balance of $655,243, a figure that Keating said was subsequently corrected to $271,165.
Keating fired a letter back to Mychajliw, saying the offices of the executive and comptroller had agreed to resolve a cash-flow shortage by delaying a payment to Erie County Medical Center Corp. for a month, which would give the county a positive cash balance of $13,874,462 at the end of January.
"However," Keating added, "your latest numbers show a negative balance just one day later after the close of the month for a divergence totaling $14 million. This wild swing is troubling, as is the suddenness and late nature with which your office alerted me."
Keating then inquired about whether the problem was caused "by delayed state reimbursements and advances, as you indicated before the Legislature's Finance and Management Committee on Jan. 31," and what the Comptroller's Office was doing to remedy things until the county gets $35 million in sales tax receipts Wednesday.
Gach, in a letter dated today and released Monday night, confirmed the end-of-the-month cash balance projections and noted that the county had $18,915,726 on hand at the end of the day Jan. 31. But, he added, more than $15 million in checks were released on the first day of February "along with various other cash transactions resulting in the bank balance [of minus] $275,165.20."
Gach, noting that the Comptroller's Office now provides weekly cash-flow updates instead of monthly reports, as it did when Poloncarz was comptroller, additionally told Keating: "The difficulty lies in your office's basic misunderstanding of cash flows. At this time of year, the county is historically low on its cash balances."
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quote: Making a 3D movie? Pixar uses Linux.
quote: Windows accounts for something like 90%+ of the usage market share in the corporate/business world. Linux is not highly represented among "power users".
quote: You do know what OS is on most Google employees PC's though, right?
quote: Again, the idea that "high end" professional use is solely dominated by Windows is ludicrous.
quote: numbers don't lie. Windows simply dominates business and corporate and any other segment when it comes to market share.
quote: (which COULD have Bootcamp on them, by the way)
quote: You can bring up all the myopic stories about you and your friends
quote: Who said "solely"? I said MOSTLY, as in 90+%. You're the one being ludicrous here. The idea that Windows isn't dominating can only come from someone who's personally invested in this NOT being the case, ie. you.
quote: I work at a National Lab and that's certainly not the case here. Sure, code gets deployed to server hardware once it goes into production, but almost everyone in the Scientific Computing group codes on Macbook Pro's. They're standard issue.
quote: My advisor in grad school was PI on multiple instruments, both in orbit around Mars and on the surface. In our lab the backend servers all ran linux, but Mac laptops were used for data analysis tasks just as often as the linux desktops were. Very few people ran windows.
quote: Linux, last time I checked only ran about 60% of the servers in the world. Translation, some 40% think windows is OK for mission critical company needs.


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i'm new to manga, having mainly been a vertigo, dc and 2000ad reader/buyer. I have just bought vols: 1-10 of Deathnote, and ist volumes of Saturn's appartment, 20th century boys, pluto, black cat. Only read Buddha before and just flew through volume 1 of 20th century boys. What i'm after are recomendations and why?, particyularly new stuff thats i can/could follow from the start rather than get aa backlog of stuff to read. Any help is apreciated cheers danny ps anywhere i can get good quality and affordable t-shirts from ???? )cheers danny
Hellsing and Trigun are shorter series (Hellsing 10, Trigun 2, Trigun Maximum 14). All the volumes are out and they have lots of action and are pretty funny. They also have anime adaptations. Rurouni Kenshin is an awesome series set during the Meiji Restoration of the Emperor in Japan. It is 28 Volumes but now you can buy books with more then one volume in it. Bleach is an awesome series, I only have the first 7 volumes for it. If you haven't seen it, Adult Swim is currently playing the earlier seasons or you can check it out on vizanime.com. I got into it because of the music and characters. You could use the manga to complement the anime to see what is changed (but the same can be said of any series).
if you like mind effery, then you should read future diary. it's consist of people trying to kill each other in order to become god. another series i recommend you read is battle royale. a manga of survival of the fittest amongst friends and peers. a fun series i'm currently into is zombie loan. the story revolves around 3 characters in debt: a girl who can see rings of death and 2 undead guys killing zombies for cash. a funny series is GTO. it's about a guy who becomes a teacher for all the wrong reasons, but he affect each of his students' lives in a positive way. and the last recommended series for you is id_entity. if you play mmorpgs, then you will love this.
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On Tuesday afternoon, as most Western New Yorkers focused their attention firmly on Election Day, Buffalo's art community received a piece of devastating news:
Catherine B. Parker, the beloved Western New York watercolorist whose paintings and personal presence had been a fixture on the Western New York art scene for decades, had died at 85.
That evening, as the results from the polls began to trickle in and I went about helping out with the paper's election coverage, I tried to put that news out of my head. But occasionally, a persistent thought about Parker, or about her elegant and emotionally loaded work, would creep in.
That work, which reached its height in Parker's final years, was in perfect counterpoint to Tuesday's nail-biting and borderline-neurotic national mood. Parker's paintings are about contemplation, about zooming out, sitting back and taking in the full breadth of a scene or a situation. They are about appreciating beauty in a way that is uncomplicated without being remotely naive or sentimental.
And most of all, they are an attempt to uncover and amplify the hidden beauty and significance in the seemingly everyday. They are, in effect, or can be, the perfect antidote to a nerve-fraying day like Tuesday.
Parker's work, always fueled by an intrinsic desire to cut straight to the emotional heart of her surroundings, blossomed into its full potential during her final years. About a decade ago, after years of painting alone and attending gallery openings, she grew weary of the solitude of her studio and embraced a different working process.
This drove her to the collaborations with composers and musicians that inspired what is in my mind her most thrilling and emotionally affecting work. That work, inspired by her deep love for classical music performed and composed by people such as her close friends Roland Martin and Janz Castelo, took on a new significance and emotional resonance. In her paintings, Parker was attempting to paint music – not in any predictable way, but by digging into the emotional content at the heart of many of her favorite pieces, some even using the actual scores. She did not merely replicate that content, but integrated it into her own compositions, amplified it and sometimes managed to elevate the wonder of that music into an entirely new experience.
The result of this was far from didactic. Her best scenes held a kind of vibrating energy that sometimes seemed to pulse, if you looked long enough, before your very eyes.
Throughout much of her career, Parker felt – not without justification – that critics and others unfairly viewed her work in the context of her famous father, the internationally famed watercolorist Charles Burchfield (after whom the Burchfield Penney Art Center is named). She was in some ways right to object to this and right, also, to theorize that some of this attitude emerged from a certain brand of sexism.
But it is a great and somehow beautiful irony of her life that she did not finally emerge from her father's long shadow, which so obviously extended to the style and substance of her own work, until she accepted that connection. In some of the most recent advertisements for her work in art publications, she was identified as "Catherine Burchfield Parker."
Her acquiescence to that biological fact did nothing to detract from the singular power of her work. She was always her own artist. She always forged her own path, which finally led her to an ineffable place where painting and music became indistinguishable from each another: A place only Parker could see and a place only Parker could show us.
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Editor's Note: Angie Thompson, mentioned in the story featured below, is a Huntsman student.
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Utah State University student Angie Thompson admits she has a tough balancing act.
An accounting major who will likely graduate in 2013, Thompson is a young single mother of three who recently moved to Logan after taking classes at the USU campus in Delta.
Despite a few personal setbacks along the way, she has almost received credits for a degree that has taken nearly 10 years to earn.
"It is very time consuming. The way I figure it is that I have two priorities: My kids and school," Thompson said Wednesday before speaking at the "virtual ribbon cutting" for the new cutting-edge Distance Education Building at the USU Logan campus. "I have to juggle back and forth (with) what's more important. Sometimes my sister will watch the kids for a couple of days straight if there are final (exams), so I won't see them. But even though it's a challenge, that's my motivator."
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The newly-drawn district 8 includes parts of Lake, Marion and Volusia counties, and both candidates for the seat are residents of Volusia County.
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When you are fingering a girl and your fingers curl up towards the front. Then proceed to rapidly move in and out until she climaxes. At that point pull out quickly (release the fish) and she is guranteed to squirt!
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ROCKFORD — Rockford Health System's Marketing and Public Relations Department received four ADDY awards on Feb. 13.
Rockford Health System received a silver ADDY for a television commercial and three bronze ADDY awards under the collateral material category for website advertising and the marketing piece in "Wishbook 2013 - Hometown Wishes."
The awards were presented at the Rockford Chapter of the American Advertising Federation event. For information: RockfordHealthSystem.org.
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The Sunday before Thanksgiving is a day when some people will be making plans for Christmas shopping, while others may be doing some last-minute Hanukkah gift-buying.
If you've got some shopping to plan, and you want to spend no more than you need to, don't stop at considering what to buy and where to buy it. Also think about how to buy.
If you're willing to take a little extra time, you can often save money on top of the best sale prices you can find, whether you're shopping in stores or online.
Before I detail some of those strategies, I should point out that the Sunday before Thanksgiving is the first day to register for American Express' Small Business Saturday promotion. If you have an Amex card, sign right up, because they cut off how many people can register for the promotion.
The Amex Small Business Saturday promotion has been running for a few years, and it works like this: Register your American Express card (or cards), then shop at a participating store the Saturday after Thanksgiving (Nov. 30), spend at least $10, and Amex will give you a one-time $10 credit.
This year the promotion is worth $10 per card, down from $25 previously. That's too bad, but it's still $10 of free money to spend at a wide range of stores, for each Amex card registered. Visit shopsmall.com to register and see participating stores.
Now, about those other ways to save. They fall into a handful of categories, which are:
Discounted gift cards. If you know where you're going to shop, and it's a store that offers gift cards, chances are you can buy gift cards for that store online, at a discount. So, on top of the best deal you find, you can make your purchase with money you bought at a discount. Check out websites such as Cardpool.com, where people can sell gift cards they don't want, and buy gift cards others are selling.
Gift cards for general retailers tend to sell at very small discounts, while gift cards for more specialized stores sell at larger discounts. For example, this week Cardpool was selling Target gift cards at just 3.5 percent below face value, but Gymboree gift cards were discounted 15 percent and Urban Outfitters gift cards were 21 percent off.
Click-through discounts. If you're doing any shopping online, there's a good chance you can get cash back or perks such as airline miles. Many banks, credit card companies and airlines have online shopping portals, and if you start there, then click through to shop at participating merchants, you'll get benefits. As I've said in earlier columns, this is also a good way to keep your airline miles from expiring due to account inactivity.
Typically, banks want you to shop with their debit cards, credit card companies want you to use their credit cards, and airlines don't care what you shop with so long as you have an airline miles account. Offers might be 5 percent cash back, or several airline miles per dollar spent.
Don't forget coupons. You'll find them in the newspaper, and you may find them in the mail or in your email in-box. Just this past week I set aside coupons that will get me a free pound of coffee, 20 percent off sporting goods and an extra 20 percent off at a bookstore.
Category discounts. If you shop with credit cards, re-familiarize yourself with the terms and different perks they might offer. Some credit cards offer extra cash-back on different shopping categories, and you may have to register to get those promotions. For example, if you have a Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa card, you could get 5 percent cash back at department and toy stores through the end of this year, if you register for the promotion.
Also, remember that some credit cards offer price guarantees and even protection for purchases. Details vary, so check the fine print for yours, or call the toll-free number on the back of the card and ask. Purchase protection can be valuable if you're buying breakable gifts, such as small electronics, for children, because some credit issuers will reimburse you if the item is accidentally broken or stolen within a certain period of time, typically 90 days.
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A body discovered after a Mount Pleasant house fire on Christmas Day has been positively identified.
Dental records helped identify the victim as 21-year-old Bianca Vite.
Firefighters found the body after responding to a fire at the home on 16th Street and Green Bay Road.
"She was a straight-A student, and not just because she's my daughter, but a beautiful girl. (She was) kind of the life of the party when she came in," Bianca's father, Michael Vite, told WISN 12 News last week.
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Congrats to Sue Van Duyn, one of the Grand Rapids Michigan Support Group leaders, for being our August Advocate of the Month! Sue has done an amazing job bringing the importance of advocacy to her support group through the IMF Action Center and the Postcards for Parity Program. She was kind enough to provide us with some tips on how she and her co-leaders got her whole group involved in the effort.
Sue started out like many people out there, "I have to admit; I didn't pay much attention to advocacy issues until last summer when I heard Arin Assero and Meghan Buzby speak at the IMF Support Group Leaders Summit in Dallas. Their energy and explanation of the issues motivated me to become more informed and involved with advocacy issues that affect the myeloma community." That was the start of her advocacy journey.
This spring the IMF dug into Michigan and launched a Michigan-specific postcard program with a goal to collect 500 cards in support of the oral chemotherapy access legislation. Currently, we've collected 115 cards from Sue's group and there is still one more meeting for folks to bring her back completed cards. "Filling out a Postcard for Parity is such a simple way to make a difference in the lives of cancer patients," Sue tells us. "This legislation affects all cancer patients, not just myeloma patients. Almost everyone's life has been touched in some way by cancer, so people are more than willing to help out." At a group meeting in May, she "explained the oral drug parity act to our support group members and distributed the postcards. We had them sign the cards as well as take a few home with them to get signatures from their family and friends." As well as everyone taking a few home with them, seven other members asked for stacks of 25 to get filled out. "Then we asked members to return completed cards to us at the next meeting so we can mail them to the IMF."
Her group also hosted a great event where they asked people to fill out cards. "Laurie and Brad Duemler, our support group co-leaders, had a party recently celebrating 5 years of life since Brad's multiple myeloma diagnosis. They explained the oral drug parity act to their guests and asked them to sign the postcards - they got 42 signed postcards!"
The postcards for parity program is critical to our success in advocating for myeloma patients because there are key moments in our campaign where we will need to locate supporters from specific important districts in order to put pressure on key legislators. By having folks fill out postcards we are growing that group of people we can call on to help change a legislator's mind in those final seconds of working towards passage. So a BIG thank you to Sue's group!
Sue has also taught her group the importance of advocacy and gives these tips to other support group leaders:
She also uses the Action Center to promote her meetings through our Media Guide: "When we first started our support group in June, 2011, Robin Tuohy guided me through the process of sending a note to the local media using the Advocacy Action Center. Based on your zip code, it finds the local newspapers in your area and you can send a note to up to five newspapers at a time. We used this to send out announcements about our group when it was initially formed, and we continue to use it whenever we have a speaker. There are always people who come to our meeting when we have a speaker who heard about it through the newspaper announcement."
We at the IMF are truly in awe of all our advocates and can't thank Sue enough for her dedication to myeloma patients. But I think Sue sums it all up the best. "We truly believe that everything happens for a reason and although we certainly didn't welcome the MM diagnosis, many blessings have come from it including the opportunity to lead our local support group. The IMF and especially Robin Tuohy were a tremendous help as we launched our group. And now as we have migrated into advocacy, Aimee Martin has been a big inspiration as she has shown us how to get involved. We've been amazed at where this myeloma journey has taken us, the incredible experiences we've had and the wonderful people we've met along the way. One of our members summed up the purpose of our support group best: it's a place to "encourage and to be encouraged."
If you are not yet an IMF advocate, please sign up here.
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In addition to every home and Atlantic Sun Conference contest airing for free on ASun.TV this season, the Stetson men's basketball team will also be playing at least four televised games in 2012-13.
With the league entering its second decade of partnership with Comcast Sports Southeast (CSS), the Hatters will be featured twice on the A-Sun/CSS Friday Night Game of the Week. On January 25, Stetson's game at in-state rival Florida Gulf Coast will air on CSS, and is scheduled to tip off at 7:00 p.m.
Less than a month later the Eagles will visit DeLand for another Friday night contest on CSS. While the Hatters were victorious in Fort Myers last season, Stetson will look to avenge its home loss to FGCU in 2011-12 beginning at 7:00 p.m. on February 22.
In addition to the pair of games on CSS, Stetson men's basketball will also be on ESPN3 on two occasions. The Hatters open the season under the bright lights as their first game of the year, a November 9 tilt at Miami will tip off at 5:30 p.m. on ESPN3.
Less than a week before Stetson's road tv game at FGCU, both the men's and women's basketball teams will be featured on ESPN3 with home games against A-Sun foe Lipscomb. The women will tipoff at 1:00 p.m., while the men are scheduled to start at 3:15 p.m.
The season is just around the corner as it all begins with a home exhibition against Flagler on Monday, October 29, before the regular season opener at Miami.


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to tell off, call out, or otherwise put-down/assualt verbally
best watch your mouth, 'for i gotta rash you
von charlie 21. Januar 2005
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An irritation on the skin which induces either a burning or itching sensation. This same sensation and/or irritation can be felt on forums known as the handle: Rash or Rash The Bong Samurai
Rash ruins are chat and message boards with his racial slurs and redundant slanders.
von Michael Schmitt 22. Februar 2005
An acronym for Red Anarchist Skinheads. The RASH are one of many different groups of skinheads. Members of this group contain: anarchists, communists, marxists, and other extreme lefts. The RASH reject all forms of racial prejudice and have no toleration for Nazis.
guy 1: Look at Eduardo, he's a skinhead who hates blacks, mexicans, and other minorities.
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von SLAYTanic 4. März 2005
Really annoying, won't go away, ruins male friends and their balls for life, sucks life out of anything living in the immediate area. Also doesn't shut the fuck up.
Guy 1: "That Amer guy seems different"
Guy 2: "Yeah...he's got a really bad rash"
Guy 2: "Yeah...he's got a really bad rash"
von ball licker girl 2. Mai 2010
An extreme or irrational decision or choice with little consideration for the consequences, usually because you're just so RASH
"Dude, buying this snake was pretty rash"
"In a moment of rashness I cut off my nose"
"Mate, I just drank four bottles of bleach!"
"In a moment of rashness I cut off my nose"
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von assbandits 18. Dezember 2012
That guy that follows you around, thinks he's friends with you, and doesn't understand when you tell them you want them to leave. Comes from the traditional form of rash, which is irritating and also difficult to remove.
Guy 1: Hey, wanna catch up this weekend?
Guy 2: Sure.
Rash : Cool, when are we meeting?
Guys 1 & 2 : Fucking rash.
Guy 2: Sure.
Rash : Cool, when are we meeting?
Guys 1 & 2 : Fucking rash.
von Notarash 24. Februar 2010
The collective term for a group of dicks
After all this time you guys are still a rash of dicks.
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The Tournament of the Phoenix™ is an historically themed event comprised of 3 main parts:
- The Tournament - a 3-day, 7-event invitational sports competition.
- The Festival of History - Authentic lifestyle camps spanning Rome to the Renaissance (AD500 - AD1600).
- Squires Skill at Arms competition – a separate 3 day, 9 event equestrian competition.
Running simultaneously on the grounds, the European-style Tournament is the only event of its kind in the US, and the best entertainment value in Southern California.
The Tournament features jousting, the original 'extreme' sport, and only the most highly skilled competitors are invited to compete in this prestigious Knightly tournament. This year 5 knights from the US, England, Norway and the Netherlands will compete for the coveted Phoenix prize. Competitors will accumulate points as they battle it out in a series of 7 grueling events over the 3 day competition. An equestrian triathlon, events include foot combat with axes, mounted melee, and 5 sessions of jousting.
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The Squire's Skill at Arms competition is separate from the Knightly tournament. Unarmoured riders compete from horseback with lance, swords, and spears in 9 events over 3 days.
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- All tickets - $12 each
- Saturday October 17 - 10am-6pm
Sunday, October 18 - 10am-6pm
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- Senior / Child - $19 per day (Senior 62+, Child 5-12)
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Adult is 13-61, Senior is 62+, Child is 5-12, 4 & under are free.
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DLLR Investigation Leads to Conviction of Unlicensed Contractors
(BALTIMORE, 4/8/10) -- A father and son team of unlicensed home improvement contractors pleaded guilty to forgery and other charges in Carroll County Circuit Court in a criminal case stemming from an investigation by the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing.
"This is a particularly egregious case that vividly illustrates the risks of hiring unlicensed contractors," said Stanley Botts, Commissioner of Occupational and Professional Licensing. "Consumers should check the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC) web site, which can be accessed from a link on DLLR's home page, before hiring anyone to do work at their homes to see if that person or business is licensed."
"We want to thank the Office of the State Attorney in Carroll County for its outstanding cooperation with us in obtaining this result on behalf of Maryland consumers. However, the best results for homeowners come from not getting involved with unlicensed contractors in the first place."
Edward F. and Thomas Moriarty, operating as Garage Direct Co., were accused of obtaining $72,200 in payments from a Mount Airy homeowner to build a garage but doing defective work and then not finishing the job. In addition, Thomas Moriarty was accused of forging the homeowner's signature on the building permit.
Thomas Moriarty, 40, of Dickerson, who is currently in federal prison on an unrelated wire fraud conviction, agreed to plead guilty to common law forgery and acting as a contractor without a license. He was sentenced to 9 years and 11 months in prison on the forgery charge and 30 days on the unlicensed contacting charge, but those sentences were suspended to allow an opportunity to pay restitution. He was also put on five years of supervised probation. Both Moriartys are under order to pay approximately $200,000 in restitution, civil judgments and damages.
Edward F. Moriarty Jr., 72, of Gaithersburg, agreed to plead guilty to failure to perform a home improvement. He was sentenced to five years of unsupervised probation.
Edward Moriarty was licensed by the MHIC as a contractor from 1995 until 2007. Thomas Moriarty has never held an MHIC license. The MHIC previously charged Thomas Moriarty in Howard County District Court with failure to perform a contract and acting as a contractor without a license. On Jan. 21, 2010, he pleaded guilty to acting as a contractor and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Commissioner Botts praised Carroll County Assistant State's Attorney Arian Noma and MHIC investigator Michael Miller for their diligent work and cooperation in bringing this case to a successful conclusion.
The MHIC refers an average of approximately 30 cases per month for criminal prosecution in local courts around Maryland and obtains an average of approximately 20 convictions a month.


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Siders is advantageously positioned on the border between Upper and Lower Valais and on the language border between French and German. The Romans called it "the town of a hundred hills". On some of these hills, castles and fortresses were built and settlements grew up round about them. Today, these settlements have joined together to form the little town of Siders. At its heart are the richly decorated Town Hall and the picturesque Rue du Bourg, lined with historic houses and the parish church of Ste-Catherine.
Many artists have fallen in love with the location and culture of the town. Perhaps the most well-known of them was Rainer Maria Rilke, who was so enthusiastic about the town and its surroundings that he lived here from 1921 until he died in 1926. There is a museum dedicated to the German-speaking writer.
The area around Siders is one of Switzerland's most important wine-growing regions. The Fendant, made of the Chasselas grape, is the most famous product of the Valais. The equivalent for red wines is the Dôle from Pinot Noir grapes. If you take the Vineyard Trail, (which links the two sites of the Valais Wine and Vineyard Museum), you will learn more about the region's fine wines.
Over 640 selected Grand Crus from more than 102 vineyards are ready for winetasting in the Oenotheque at the Château de Villa. A raclette dinner and other specialties of the region perfectly complete a cozy evening.
- Sierre/Salgesch wine-growing region – the Meyer-Haus in Sierre and the Zumofen-Haus in Salgesch together make up the Wine and Vineyard Museum and are linked by a 6 km long themed walk. In Château de Villa there is an Oenotheque with an assortment of around 600 wines from more than 114 vineyards.
- Rainer Maria Rilke Fondation – in the Maison de Courten. Rilke (1875-1926) spent the last years of his life in the medieval stone tower called the Château de Muzot in Veyras.
- Happyland theme park – enjoy a day full of adventure in Switzerland's biggest theme park, in Granges between Siders and Sitten.
- Underground cave lake of St-Léonard – Europe's largest underground lake is between Siders and Sitten.
- Nature parc Pfyn-Finges – Europe's largest pine forest, included since 1998 in the federal inventory of landscapes and natural monuments of national importance.
- Val d'Anniviers – is a Valaisian side-valley defined by a rich cultural tradition.
- Golf Course Sierre – thanks to its proximity to the Pouta Fontana Nature Reserve one can see beavers at play.
Top Events
- Rilke Festival – cultural festival with 200 separate events, including plays, classical concerts, lectures, literature cafés, readings, street poetry, poetry walks and chansons performances (August; takes place every three years - next one in 2016).
- Sierre-Zinal mountain race – a race from the Rhone valley up to Zinal in the Val d'Anniviers, including five 4000 metre high peaks (August).
- Vinea – over 40 different types of grape are introduced by over 100 wine-growers from the Valais and numerous colleagues from elsewhere, in the streets of Siders (September).
- Saint Catherine's autumn fair – a big fair and popular local festival (November).


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Your middle eastern family should be able to get you something at the auction
Your middle eastern family should be able to get you something at the auction
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anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
If I were 19 again then I'd buy a street legal Polaris RZR and turbocharge dat mudda. #gettinsum
Put some respeck in my paycheck
Is this a stereotype I'm unaware of regarding middle-easterners? Are they known to buy their vehicles from auctions?
Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
I drive a 93 BMW in good shape. Still goes 170 km on the Autobahn.
It has a rebuilt engine, only 110,000 Ks on it.
Point is there are a lot of these over here in the 2000-2500 dollar range, over in your area I'm nore sure.
"les grandes défaites forgent les grands hommes" - Rudy Gobert
Cy can give you a FULL rundown on this beaut
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anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
I would recommend staying away from VW's. Just my personal experience as a mechanic. My old man has worked for the VW dealer for 10 years, and i spend a lot of time working on them with him. With such a tight budget i would also recommend staying away from the imports; BMW, mecedes, audi, saab. Not that they're bad cars, but with your budget your gonna be getting a high mileage one, which will inevitably need repairs, and they are significantly more expense to repair. You did get very lucky by not having to put any money in your mercedes. With your price range i would recommend a kia amanti. Has the old mercedes/bmw look to it, and its a solid car. Cheap to maintain and repair.
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Beverly J. Nimrick, 80, of Kewanee, died at 4:15 p.m. Monday, Nov.19, 2012 at her home.
Cremation will be accorded. A memorial service will be at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 23, at Schueneman-Tumbleson Funeral Home, Kewanee. Virginia Nelson will officiate. Visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services at the funeral home. Private family inurnment will be at a later date.
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