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A force of nature brought Penn State University senior Chazie Bly to a better place.
The 21-year-old gay theater and women's studies major was lost and taking it out on others and himself. Last year, he voiced his anger on stage through a monologue during the school's Cultural Conversations festival. But it wasn't until after a terrible May storm that Bly could finally let that anger go.
Bly had gone outside to vent in his Treasure Lake home's backyard when he was struck by lightning.
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Members of the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles who will appear in "It Gets Better" include, from left, Sacha Sacket, Jason Currie, Tyler Houston, Mario Mosley and Tod Macofsky.
"It couldn't [have been] more perfect," he said. "I was yelling up at the sky, and it just smacked me."
The jolt entered through his hip and came out his feet, he said. He was in extreme pain and developed a pattern on his skin from broken capillaries, known as Lichtenberg figures.
"It was a reminder of how that kind of anger can be not only dangerous but threatening, frightening and not the best way to go delivering a message," he said.
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What: "It Gets Better"
Where: Eisenhower Auditorium on the Penn State University Park campus
When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday
Tickets: $15, $10 for a University Park students. Tickets are available at www.cpa. psu.edu or by calling 863-0255 or 1-800-ARTS-TIX. Tickets are also available at the auditorium, Penn State Downtown Theatre Center, HUB-Robeson Center information desk and the Bryce Jordan Center.
Details: The show's material is rated PG-13 and includes strong language.
Now, Bly is taking part in spreading a different message with another monologue, along with other Penn State students Thursday, through the nationally touring theatrical production of "It Gets Better."
The show will be at Eisenhower Auditorium.
The It Gets Better Project is a national movement that syndicated columnist and author Dan Savage, and his partner, Terry Miller, created in 2010 with a YouTube video to offer hope to youth who were facing harassment, according to the project website. The movement has welcomed more than 50,000 user-created videos encouraging lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other bullied teens. Celebrities such as singer Lady Gaga and actor Neil Patrick Harris and government leaders such as President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have made videos.
Writer and director Liesel Reinhart interpreted the movement into the "It Gets Better" stage production.
The show is a collaboration between the It Gets Better Project, six members of the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles and Speak Theater Arts, Reinhart's company. The State College Area High School LBGTA Alliance and the Penn State's LBGT Resource Center will collaborate with them.
Susan Russell, an assistant professor in Penn State's School of Theatre and creator of Cultural Conversations, is working with the students who performed at the festival last year on monologues about how their life has gotten better.
"The monologues are about where they are now," she said. "All of their lives have changed, and all of their lives have gotten better in many respects."
Also performing in the show are Penn State student dancers, under the direction of associate professor of theatre and dance Kikora Franklin, who will also dance, and the University Choir, conducted by Penn State associate professor of music Tony Leach.
The choir will perform the winning selection of an It Gets Better national songwriting competition, during the show.
"It Gets Better" had its first performance in October 2012 in Iowa.
"The show is really ambitious, and quite entertaining. It has a fictional storyline about a teenager who is pushed to the brink by his school bullies, and then is turned around by a cast of interesting characters who show up in his life," Reinhart said. "Audiences so far laugh a lot and many are moved by the show, too - especially the part that includes local performers."
The show also includes cast members' real-life stories, video and music.
"The 14 songs in the show span over 100 years and include a lot of familiar current songs, as well as a traditional hymn and some original music written just for this performance - including a song by the Tony-winning co-creator of 'Avenue Q,'" Reinhart said.
Reinhart's writing and directing of the show came about after a 2009 special performance of "The Laramie Project, An Epilogue," with live music, involving her company, Speak Theater Arts, and the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, of which she is a longtime board member, she said.
"The Laramie Project" and "The Laramie Project Epilogue" are plays based on the 1998 murder in Laramie, Wyo., of gay college student Matthew Shepard.
"It was a big success and made us start looking for additional opportunities to collaborate," she said. "After the chorus got over 700,000 views of their wonderful It Gets Better Project Video, I realized that this should be our next venture together - and the folks at the It Gets Better Project were in from the first meeting."
Penn State University mechanical engineering senior Jenny Shipley, 21, has been vocal about her life as a lesbian.
Last year, the Maryland native, who is a member of several support and activist groups on campus for LGBTQ students, performed two monologues on gender identity for Penn State's 2012 Cultural Conversations festival. She said she gets mistaken for a boy.
"I think it is important that those of us who are comfortable speaking do so for those who are less so," she said. "And it helps remove the stigma."
Shipley will perform two pieces in "It Gets Better."
"It's definitely, definitely necessary and definitely, definitely awesome," she said of the It Gets Better Project. "The cliche is: 'If it helps one person, [it's worth it],' but really [it is a] good message."
Reinhart said there are ways to help, such as making "thoughtful language choices, better awareness of warning signs for depression and suicide, sharing of our personal stories, joining support organizations or telling young people that they are loved and respected for who they really are."
"We hope to remind everyone that those small actions mean so much to young people who don't yet know there is life after high school," she said. "Our hope is that anyone who feels afraid or unhappy will hear this positive message - and maybe bring some hope into their hearts. We also hope to activate everyone in the audience to think about how to make things better for LGBTQ kids in their communities right now. The only better message I can imagine than 'it gets better' is 'it is better.'"
Mirror Staff Writer Amanda Gabeletto is at 949-7030.


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The ABCA Hall of Fame inductees will be honored at the 2014 Hall of Fame/Coach of the Year Banquet sponsored by Diamond in Dallas on Friday, January 3rd at 6:30 p.m.
The ceremony will take place at the Hilton Anatole. The seven coaches being inducted are Pete Dunn of Stetson University, Tink Larson of Waseca High School, Jack Leggett of Clemson University, Paul Mainieri of Louisiana State University, Jim O'Brien of L.A. Harbor College, Augie Schmidt IV of Carthage College and Jimmie Wasem of Northwest Missouri State University.
The ABCA and its' members would like to congratulate these seven great leaders on this wonderful accomplishment. If you would like to attend the banquet, tickets are available for purchase ($15 each) as of September 1st, 2013. Tickets must be pre-ordered prior to the event.

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LOCKPORT – A Niagara Falls man explained his continued involvement in drug dealing Thursday before Niagara County Judge Matthew J. Murphy III sent him to state prison.
"Why are you still committing crimes?" Murphy asked Eric D. Hawkins, 44, of Cudaback Avenue.
"I have 13 kids," Hawkins answered. Defense attorney Philip Dabney said there are multiple mothers.
"You don't get it. You can't use and possess drugs. You can't use it as a get-rich-quick scheme," Murphy said before giving Hawkins two years behind bars for fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Hawkins already has served a little over a year on the charge.
He was arrested Feb. 10, 2012, when a parole officer visited his home and found cocaine, marijuana and assorted painkillers.


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With the SPDR S&P Biotech Index up 41% over the trailing 12-month period, it's evident that investment dollars are willingly flowing into the biotech sector. Keeping that in mind, let's have a look at some of the rulings, studies, and companies that made waves in the sector last week.
As we head into the New Year, I'm a firm believer in starting us off on a positive note, so this week we'll be looking at only positive developments in the biotech sector last week.
One drug ruling that I noted investors should keep their eye on last month was the multidrug-resistant tuberculosis treatment Sirturo (previously known as Bedaquiline), developed by Johnson & Johnson's (NYSE: JNJ ) subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceuticals. On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration approved Sirturo under the accelerated approval program, making it the first new TB medication approved in 40 years, and giving patients who had exhausted their previous treatment options new hope. In midstage clinical trials, Sirturo removed the TB virus from patients' sputum in a median time of 83 and 57 days in two concurrent trials, versus the 125 days needed for the placebo to perform to the same standard.
The other big news for the week came from Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY ) and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE ) , whose blood-thinning drug, Eliquis, which had recently received approval in Japan, Canada, and in the European Union, was finally approved in the United States. As I opined previously, Eliquis has game-changing, life-saving, and blockbuster potential, given the scope of heart attack and stroke victims worldwide and its sheer dominance of Warfarin in clinical trials. With its potential for $3 billion to $5 billion in peak sales, shareholders of Bristol-Myers and Pfizer finally have something to cheer about.
Because of the shortened week, two otherwise noteworthy stories slipped under my radar from the previous Friday: clinical data from Amicus Therapeutics (NASDAQ: FOLD ) and a clinical update from Aeterna Zentaris (NASDAQ: AEZS ) .
Amicus Therapeutics, which you may recall was slaughtered two weeks ago after its Fabry disease trial failed to meet its end point, made up some ground this week after announcing positive midstage results for AT2220, which is co-administered with enzyme replacement therapy, or ERT, for Pompe disease. For those affected by Pompe disease, a deficient GAA enzyme leads to glycogen buildup in tissue affected by the disease. In Amicus' trial, human proof-of-concept exists that AT2220 co-administered with ERT increased GAA enzyme activity, and the company has planned additional studies of the drug.
For Aeterna Zentaris, a holding in my own portfolio, it received an agreement from the FDA on a special protocol assessment for its endometrial cancer drug, AEZS-108. In short, this means the FDA has accepted the company's testing protocols, clinical endpoints, and planned analyses as sufficient to file a new drug application, assuming a positive phase 3 trial. Despite being a microcap, Aeterna Zentaris has a huge pipeline, and it's one reason I'm giving the small biotech a shot with my real money.
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quote: without Samsung Android is next to non-existant.
quote: Nokia makes a good product I will give you that but without Nokia Windows Phone is next to non-existant.
quote: You should be afraid of Nokia they hold all the patents and are innovators.
quote: So are you posting from the only Chromebook sold?
quote: Your making excuses for Chromebooks and Google TV
quote: Windows is not the only product Microsoft makes
quote: Windows 8.1 allows you to boot into the desktop nearly eliminating the Metro GUI so Windows 8 will redeem itself in the end
quote: so please dont act like Windows 8 is the downfall of Microsoft because there is nobody taking up more marketshare in the PC market space.
quote: Sorry your not aware Windows Phone is gaining ground
quote: Sorry if you wont acknowledge that either it wont be until Microsoft is number one that you acknowledge it
quote: Sorry there are Millions of us Windows Phone users and soon you might be a generation of hardware behind us.
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Expand your cake design repertoire as you learn how to use wafer paper for inspired results. Join boutique bakery owner Stevi Auble, and use this inspiring medium to quickly create an amazing variety of sophisticated cake embellishments. Make wafer-paper flowers like the ranunculus, peony, open rose and rolled rose in a matter of minutes; no waiting for overnight drying! Plus, accent your flowers with wafer-paper leaves and flourishes and get tips for beautiful, modern arrangements. Create breathtaking lace patterns and elaborate trims with straightforward die-cutting techniques and add striking shimmer with metallics. You'll even use printed wafer paper and decoupage techniques to make imaginative, one-of-a-kind cakes.
Discover the fanciful world of wafer paper and meet your instructor, Stevi Auble, as she demonstrates the properties of this exciting edible medium.
Using the templates provided, trace, cut, form and attach petals to create a cheery ranunculus flower. Learn how piping gel can bring your petals together and how to create lovely greenery to pair with your blooms.
Create delicate stylized decorations as Stevi demonstrates how to use piping gel to shape and curl your petals to give your flowers movement.
Translate this iconic flower into wafer paper as Stevi shows you how to freehand cut a spiral strip of wafer paper and then roll it up to create exquisite and beautiful blossoms of any size.
Use decorative paper punches to create elegant cutout designs that can be applied to an entire tier for a stunning lattice effect.
Cover your wafer paper with delicate gold leaf and then use your paper punch to create a shimmering border. Stevi will share her tips for minimizing waste of this valuable product!
Stevi leads an in-depth discussion on how to mix and match patterns for use in decoupage and how to print colors and patterns onto your wafer paper. Then learn how to attach the paper onto the cake for an enchanting effect.
"I have taken about 6 cake classes to further my experience as a bakery owner. I was so excited to see this class being offered using wafer paper as a medium! I own a bakery and we only work with buttercreams, cream cheese and the whipped icing. (...) I use tons of edible images, patterns, etc on our cakes and this just takes me to a different level of decorating with icing and wafer papers. I love it! I am able to step up to a new level of cake decorating with something that is a tad more new to a lot of people... thanks for the awesome class!"
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The House is very welcoming, bright and fully furnished. The living room has a TV and a sofa. The kitchen is fully equipped. The bedrooms are fitted with two double beds and a single one. The bathroom has a toilet, bath and a shower. The garden its perfect to relax.
If you are considering visiting Liverpool or Everton football Stadium then this property is ideal as it is directly on route to both of these Clubs. Edge Lane is 1 minute away which is the main road that runs directly into our fantastic City Centre. Other close amenities are Alder Hey Children's Hospital and Broadgreen Hospital.
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Like I said three weeks before: It was a fantastic stay again. We will come back next year for the Reds in the Champions League :-)
Really nice house not so far away from Liverpool centre and from the airport. Well equipped with all you need for a couple of days stay.
We had a wonderful weekend in Liverpool and we'd love to come back.
It was a fantastic stay. Everything was on top level. We will come back in May, so that's everything you need to know about the apartment.
Had a really lovely stay . It really felt like home . Sonya and the property were perfect. We will definitely be back. :)
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We had a brilliant stay at Sonya's house. There was plenty of room for 5 of us, and although fairly sparsely furnished it was comfortable. Nice patio garden at the back where we ate our lunch. Sonya was very friendly and kind. It's right on the bus route into town as well, and a short walk from a big Aldi. I'd definitely recommend it as a great value base for a trip to Liverpool.
Fantastic house / apartment, clean and inviting. We (three Danish guests) can recommend this apartment. The host, Sonya, is friendly and welcoming.
From the apartment to Liverpool city center is about 30 minutes by bus.
We had a lovely week (week 20, 2015) in Liverpool.
We've had a wonderful stay at Sonya's house in Liverpool. We did not meet Sonya but she was great to us. Brought the key to the house and left us towels.There's a great connection from the house to the city centre by public transport: the busstop is just arround the corner. The house is very spacious and clean. The only thing is the kitchen equipment. The pans are a little bit small for our company of five.
The house was very nicely done up, fresh and clean with plenty of room for our family. It is situated in a very quiet close and there are big supermarkets nearby so very convenient. One word of warning - there wasn't quite enough kitchen equipment for our party of five. All in all we had a great weekend seeing the city and visiting Anfield - and Liverpool won 4-0!
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Slang word decribing the african tribesmen, or else the african americans. Origin is from Greece came from 2 friends from Athens during there encounter with an african cd seller, while he was speaking his native language to another african. The words they were saying sounded much like ZEGWELE MOMO, so the two friends called the africans zegwele.
-Oh nice glasses where did you get them from.
-I got them from a ZEGWELLE in Glufada.
-I got them from a ZEGWELLE in Glufada.
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It is very rare that you will hear this name. She can be playful at times but, can yell at times. Will tell you if you're wrong about something no matter who you are. Can hold a grudge at certain things. A gorgeous, loveable, and funny girl. If you're her friend you should be very grateful.
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The "art" of tacking on high-priced options to an existing sale under the guise of customer service.
Every time Bill turns on his Sprint phone, it tries to upsell him on their backup service.
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A method used by your friendly, self-motivated drug-dealer to try and squeeze you for more money.
When your dealer bestows upon you, out of the goodness of his heart, a free bag of better/more expensive product that makes what you usually get from him now seem like a bag of crappy-ass shit. Of course he would deny trying to Up-Sell, but is hoping to turn your usual $100 order into a $200 order, having shown you what you are missing. He might also step up the game by making sure your $100 bag now goes down in quality each time you buy, just enough to be noticed by you but not seem obviously intentional by him.
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quote: Developers despise? Yeeeah, hyperbole in the extreme. Last I checked there were millions of Android developers, multiple major app stores for Android, etc etc. Seems like a pretty thriving community for people who "despise" doing the work.
quote: And along comes Android phones supporting 1080p with an insane 440PPI. So now you have a whole new graphics set 50% higher res than the next smallest res. This would be considered xxhdpi. BUT!! BUT!!! Android has no proper support of xxhdpi.Getting the 1080p phones to properly support those assets requires all sorts of hacking and trickery. It doesn't work at all. Oh but it looks perfect on the emulator, apparently.
quote: Android isn't a tool. It's quicksand advertised as concrete.
quote: As a developer, I can back this up. I made a web game that ran smoothly on an iPhone 4, averaging about 30fps, great on an iPhone 5 at 60fps, and like crap on the FOUR core Galaxy S3, at about 20fps.Don't even get me started on the fact that I had to support Android all the way back to 2.3.3, and the Android Browser which has been modified by the various hardware makers (HTC, Samsung, etc) to break a few web standards we needed. I can't wait for the day when the whole world is on a late version of Chrome.
quote: For gaming, Android's hardware diversity is a curse, not a blessing. Let's say you have 200 potential devices to support (as a rough example). Of those, only 20 can actually run games at a level you'd be comfortable with. That remaining 20 has 2-3 display resolutions and graphics architectures to support, and only that same amount of phones has enough users to justify development -- but that combined group ends up being considerably smaller than the iOS group you could reach. You end up either giving up sales or building for the lowest common denominator.iOS may have limited selection, but it's much, much, much easier to develop knowing that you'll hit a big swath of users -- including much larger media player and tablet audiences. You can also optimize your code much more effectively. Knowing that fewer people will steal your game just makes it that much easier to justify supporting iOS first or exclusively.
quote: There's simply no evidence that Android is some loathsome platform to code for, in the GENERAL sense.


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MARTINSBURG - Dorothy Hertz of Martinsburg was the first customer through the doors when they opened the new Aldi food market on Edwin Miller Boulevard Thursday morning.
"I love Aldi," she said impatiently, wanting to get to her shopping. "I've been going to Charles Town. The prices are right and the food is good. I've never gotten anything bad at Aldi."
The company opened is store on U.S. 340 north of Charles Town in 2009.
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Company officials welcome an eager crowd awaiting Thursday's grand opening of the new Aldi food market off Edwin Miller Boulevard in Martinsburg.
Hertz and a sizable crowd gathered in the freezing, snowy weather for the store's grand opening at 9 a.m.
Katie Kowalczk, director of operations for the company's Frederick, Md., region, said the company looks at population density, proximity to competition, traffic flow, demand and other factors in picking locations for its stores.
While the store bills itself as a discount grocer, "Any income level is a customer of Aldi," Kowalczk said. "We're located in all types of areas - urban, rural, suburban."
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What: ALDI food market.
When: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mondays through Saturdays; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sundays.
Where: 32 Triamigas Drive, off Edwin Miller Boulevard, Martinsburg.
Discount is the optimum word to describe the international grocery chain. From the size of its stores to paying a quarter for a shopping cart, every aspect of the operation is aimed at reducing costs and, therefore, prices.
The new store has 10,000 square feet of retail space, which is typical for an Aldi store, but much smaller than a typical American grocery store. It has five aisles of products, whereas most other supermarkets will have as many as 30 aisles. The smaller footprint is less expensive to build and maintain, Kowalczk said.
The variety of items is limited, she said, again keeping prices down. The products are 90 percent exclusively Aldi brands, she said, adding that about 1,400 common items are regularly for sale in the company's stores.
"We assure quality by testing the products twice a year at our national test kitchen," Kowalczk said. "Our products must meet or exceed national brands in price, quality and taste. We offer high quality products at low prices."
Patrons bring their own bags and bag their own groceries. Credit cards are not accepted because of the high processing fees.
And the carts. Shoppers have to pay 25 cents to access a shopping cart, but when they return the cart, they get the quarter back. That cuts down on shopping carts wandering off.
Aldi stores have 10 employees, which also decreases overhead.
"We offer very generous salary and benefits," Kowalczk said. "Anyone who works over 20 hours gets full-time pay and benefits. That's much higher than the traditional grocery store."
There are very few shelves along the wide, well-lit aisles, cutting down on stocking. Products are rolled in on pallets and neatly stacked.
The Martinsburg store was brimming with items for its first day, including plentiful supplies of fresh fruits and vegetables.
"We've added more organic items, fresh produce, more healthy choices," said Erin Shiloh, district manager.
As soon as it get its liquor license, the Martinsburg store will offer Aldi wines and beers.
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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While playing pictionary one night, this is how my british friend Asela refers to the game tic-tac-toe as it is drawn for him. Being the naive Americans we are, we laugh at him and give him hell.
"Knots and Crosses! Knots and Crosses!; you are drawing Knots and Crosses!"
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There are four pillars of existence that support the very foundations of the universe: the speed of light in a vacuum, the Planck constant, Newtonian gravity, and the all-encompassing awesomeness of breasts.
All of these concepts receive more than their share of attention from genuinely talented professionals and well-meaning amateurs alike. The science of boobology, in particular, is prone to attracting all sorts of enthusiasts, some of whom have only familiarized themselves with the intricacies of female anatomy through their sisters' Barbie dolls and RedTube.
Of course, this does nothing to stop them from designing products for boobs, because whatever could go wrong?
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There are those who say that the most devastating force in the universe is dark matter. Others contest that it may be a supermassive black hole in the center of all things, or perhaps an Internet comedy writer on a Friday night bender. However, true scholars know that when our doom inevitably comes, it will come in the form of breasts.
Breasts that touch each other.
Luckily, one plucky mammary researcher is fighting the impending boobocalypse with the Kush Support Breast Separator, a piece of in-no-way-phallic plastic that can be stuck between the breasts to prevent undue contact:
Buy one to match your skin tone! Or someone else's, that's cool too!
The Kush Breast Separator's main selling point is that it prevents wrinkles and keeps the upper breast from crushing the lower one while the user sleeps on her side, although we know Kush's shadow agenda is all about preventing the inevitable boob revolution that will take place without this high level of isolation. If the boobs get too close, they'll start talking and getting ideas, you see, and we can't very well have them get organized, now can we? No, of course not. Separate quarters for you, boob and other boob.
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Underboob, cleavage, sideboob, and practically-every-single-inch-of-the-goddamn-boob are all perfectly acceptable forms of breast display. Yet, as far as censorship and general morality are concerned, nipples are up there with certain orifice-y parts of the butt: You can show as much as you like and still get a PG-13 rating no problem, as long as that one terrifying square inch of your body doesn't make its presence known.
As you know from Biology 101, this is because all nipples are portals to a hell dimension.
In real life, they're less gross.
Outside of porn (which gets a free pass because it pretty much rules the world), nipples are treated with fear and disdain. And that line of thinking is how we wind up with products like Invisinips:
Their slogan is "Our Nips Are Sealed," because of course it is.
From the minds of the geniuses that brought us the Cuchini camel-toe-hiding apparatus come these flesh cookie-shaped plastic stickers, which can be glued on top of the nipple to forever hide the abomination from mankind. Should the lady giving these products a go (and subsequently having to peel these self-adhesive stickers off where it really hurts) still wish to give them another try, no problem! They're reusable.
"I'll definitely use these again, although mainly because my nipples just came off with them."
Here's what the Amazon page of Cuchini Invisinips says about the product:
I suppose it's technically possible that the "Use over and over and stay green!" phrase refers to the ecological benefits of reusing the Invisinips, but I think we can all agree that it really means the product will physically turn the user green. After all, any person who willingly sticks Invisinips on their nipples is probably halfway to being a Martian anyway, even if there are hot pink organza bags involved.
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#4. Bodyperks
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Yeah, it turns out Invisinips isn't even the strangest nipple-related product on this list. That coveted crown goes to Bodyperks, which is basically the same product, but somehow the exact opposite. Instead of gluing a woman's nipplage to her chest to hide it from the world, Bodyperks aims to fight the power by accentuating the nipple instead. Here's how:
They can also convert your belly fat into two SPARE breasts.
Wow. Those are artificial supernipples, all right. I wonder what they look like when someone is actually using them?
Completely natural, that's what.
The fine company behind this invention is offering us complete, in-your-face liberation of the female nipple, while somehow still managing to hide said nipple beneath even larger folds of plastic than Invisinips. The product website tells us that Bodyperks is a way -- nay, the only way -- to achieve and embrace the "natural look" mere nature has so long denied humanity.
Bodyperks are placed directly on top of the actual nipple (one size fits all, because everyone knows all nipples are the exact same shape and size), whereupon they immediately start making the user's life better in every conceivable way. Check out the completely trustworthy user blurbs from the manufacturer's website:
"I am standard human woman. Making my nipples plastic and aggressive increased my salary and I will live forever. Buy all of this product!"


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Xbox support has no control over passwords :-( Unfortunately it HAS to be done through Windows Live. I would encourage you to fill out the customer service form through the "I forgot my password" link on the windows live log-in page.
If you have to ask, you'll never know....
If the email is a live/hotmail account hotmail support will be able to assist you into getting the password - I have done this before - But you need to know general things about the email address - Contacts in the address book, emails in the inbox etc... Then you will be able to send your self a password reset and will be back in the game :)
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A light "whappp" to the back of the head, done with an open palm in an upward motion. The physical equivalent of the phrase, "Whatta you, a moron?!"
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Commonly done by mothers.
Commonly done by mothers.
Mom quickly dopeslapped billy for oogling Mrs. Kent's daughter thru the window.
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Zach Ottaway and his four fellow senior starters on the Hollidaysburg Area High School boys basketball team are on their first winning streak of the season.
It might be just two games, and Tuesday's win came against a 1-17 Carrick team, but it's progress.
"We've been in almost every game all year," Ottaway said. "We're starting to put it all together. We're starting to find some chemistry, get some balance on offense and pressing on defense well."
A week after eking out a victory against Latrobe, Hollidaysburg left no question which team would win Tuesday. The Golden Tigers forced seven first-quarter turnovers and led by 19 at halftime in a 73-46 win.
Ottaway finished with 18 points, and Brian Urban scored 17 for Hollidaysburg. More importantly to Golden Tigers coach Mick Pentoney nine other Hollidaysburg players scored at least two points.
"[Ottaway and Urban] have been scoring a lot of points all season," Pentoney said. "It's when the other guys like Dom Viduya and Eric [Miller] and when we get other guys involved that more guys get more confidence. That helps us and lets us play deeper."
Hollidaysburg played so deep Tuesday that only 10 of its 31 second-half points were scored by starters.
"They didn't put any of their starters back in during the final quarter, and that's something I really appreciated," Carrick coach Walt Milinski said. "They are very well coached and have five experienced senior starters. They know what they are doing and played a great game."
Ottaway scored eight points in the first quarter as Hollidaysburg jumped ahead, 25-11.
"We have been working on our press all week," Ottaway said. "Coach wanted us to jump out and get on them quick with some fast-break points, and it worked out."
DaiVon Lewis led Carrick with 13 points.
"We start two sophomores and three juniors, and we've got to get better," Milinski said. "We didn't do that tonight, but a lot of that had to do with how well Hollidaysburg played. We didn't take care of the ball, we didn't shoot well and we didn't rebound well."
The Golden Tigers forced 20 turnovers while improving to 5-10.
"I tell our guys all the time, teams can either get better or get worse at this time of the year," Pentoney said. "Teams sometimes get discouraged and start packing it in, or you get motivated and start taking off. I think it's our time. We're getting better after going through a tough part of our schedule."
CARRICK (46): Jackson 2 2-4 6, Edmonds 2 0-0 5, Lewis 6 1-2 13, Quinten 3 2-4 8, Atkins 0 0-0 0, Scott 2 0-3 4, Hannan 1 1-1 3, Ta. Thorton 0 2-4 2, Evans 0 0-0 0, Lowe 2 0-2 5, Pham 0 0-0 0. Totals - 18 8-20 46.
HOLLIDAYSBURG (73): Springer 1 2-2 4, Miller 1 0-0 2, Viduya 2 1-1 5, Urban 6 5-5 17, Z. Ottaway 9 0-0 18, Consiglio 3 0-0 8, Ruggery 2 1-4 5, Mason 3 0-0 6, Holsopple 1 0-0 2, Adams 1 2-3 4, J. Ottaway 0 0-0 0, Delozier 0 0-0 0, Holipsky 1 0-0 2, Cirprich 0 0-0 0. Totals - 27 11-15 73.
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Hollidaysburg25 17 17 14 - 73
3-point goals: Carrick 2 (Edmonds, Lowe); Hollidaysburg 2 (Consiglio 2).
Records: Carrick (1-17); Hollidaysburg (5-10).
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A man was arrested Tuesday night after he tried to stab two men after an argument in the parking lot outside a Paia bar, police said.
Kaikane Hughes, 36, of Paia was charged with two counts of second-degree assault. His bail was set at $4,000. Hughes also was arrested on three active warrants, said Lt. Jayson Rego of the Criminal Investigation Division.
He said police responded to a report of disorderly conduct in the parking lot outside Charley's Restaurant at 8:18 p.m.
After getting into an argument with a 25-year-old man, Hughes pulled out a folding knife with a 3-inch blade, Rego said. He said Hughes was about to stab the other man when a 34-year-old man stepped in and grabbed Hughes, who then attempted to stab the 34-year-old.
Other bystanders were able to wrestle Hughes to the ground and hold him for police, Rego said.
Restructuring expert joins airline board
Peter Kravitz, who has a successful and extensive record of restructuring companies, has been appointed to the board of directors of Hawaii Island Air Inc., dba Island Air, the companies' parent, Gavarnie Holding LLC, announced Tuesday.
In addition, Island Air has retained the firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates. Specifically, attorney Van C. Durrer II leads Skadden's corporate restructuring practice in the western United States and advises clients in restructuring matters around the Pacific Rim, an announcement said.
"I am pleased with the recent efforts and progress at Island Air. The guidance of these professionals fortifies our chances for success," said board Chairman Charles F. Willis IV.
News reports had said recently that the airline was close to being sold.
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The Hawaii State Public Library System's website was back up and running Wednesday after it was offline on Tuesday because of "technical difficulties," an announcement said.
The Library System's Electronic Support Services Section staff has restored the domain name and all connections, functions and operations are running normally, it added.
State Librarian Richard Burns thanked library patrons and members of the public for their patience and understanding.
"We have implemented changes to ensure this will not happen again," Burns said.
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Standing shirtless and in shorts in the snow next to Canoe Lake Sunday afternoon, Penn State Altoona freshman Patrick Brame provided compelling testimony about how cold it felt when he jumped through a hole in the ice a few minutes earlier.
"I'm warm now," he said.
As one of about 85 participants in the Penn State Altoona Alumni Society's first Winter Plunge fundraiser for the society's scholarship program and the university's THON fundraiser, Brame experienced firsthand how cold water sucks heat from the body 25 times faster than air of the same temperature.
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More than 80 people participated in Penn State Altoona Alumni Society's first Winter Plunge fundraiser on Sunday at Canoe Creek State Park. The event raised money for the society's scholarship program and the university's THON event.
Mirror photo by Gary M. Baranec
Members of the Geeseytown Fire Company wearing red wetsuits to protect them from the cold water wait to help people taking the Penn State Altoona Alumni Society Winter Plunge get out of Canoe Lake. The event raised money for scholarships and THON. Chunks of ice cut from the lake for the plunge float in the foreground. The top of a 10-foot ladder sticks out of the hole cut in the ice.
The water was 33.5 degrees, said park ranger Allen Chislow, who was standing on the ice near the hole cut with chain saws, as self-committed victims walked gingerly - or with stolid fatalism - to the edge and jumped.
Waiting there like creatures of the deep were red-suited members of the Geeseytown Community Fire Company, who helped plungers go quickly up a ladder propped against the edge of the hole.
One girl emerged saying "Oh my God!"
"You should look at their faces," Chislow said, recalling the panic expressed by one plunger.
For sophomore Emily Wolz, it wasn't so bad in the water.
But when she got out, she was numb.
"Pins and needles," she said.
A few minutes later, she was draped in a towel and clutching a stuffed polar bear.
She has an affinity for polar bears, and that "kind of drew me in," she said.
The plunge lasted about 15 seconds for most participants.
And the trip to the lake from campus was brief.
The economy of effort attracted sophomore Jenny Wilde.
It afforded her a way to help the vaunted THON despite a busy schedule, she said.
Each plunger contributed at least $50.
They got a "Winter Plunge" sweat shirt for their pain.
Those who contributed without jumping got a "Too Chicken to Plunge" T-shirt.
It was "amazing" that so many took part, said college Chancellor Lori Bechtel-Wherry.
"It's a testament to how much they care," she said.
Corporate sponsorships alone generated about $10,000 for the event, Bechtel-Wherry said.
All participants signed a liability release, Chislow said.
The event organizers signed a liability release with the state, said Park Superintendent Andy St. John.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is pleased to be associated with THON and the university, he said.
"Great fun," Bechtel-Wherry said.
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A child raised by a man in the belief that he/she is his own child but is actually not his biologically.
Tom spent so much money on that dress for the father/daughter ball he's taking Susie to. If only he knew that her real dad was actually Jack. It's always sad to see a guy raising a jacket.
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Prison file containing all information on a prisoner or also can mean their reputation. Prisoners can put false jackets on other prisoners to discredit them.
"He's a child molester, it's in his jacket"
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someone who raises some one else child as his own with or without knowing
ian beale or any other sap
does he know that kid aint his why is he being a jacket
does he know that kid aint his why is he being a jacket
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1. Bodyguard
2. Bad ass
2. Bad ass
Two "jackets" come pimpin' outta the club, followed by their boss: six-foot, two inches and 170 pounds of pure, unadulterated pussy from heaven. I knew then I was in love. . . .
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a light coat worn in spring or fall
what your idea of a perfect date?
april 23 its not to hot and its not to cold its perfect for a light jacket
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april 23 its not to hot and its not to cold its perfect for a light jacket
~miss congeniality
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A slang term for police (pigs).
I'm tired of these motherfucking jackets.
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Having a wank. (Usually occurs around 10 times a day.)
Do not disturb, Jacket is having a jacket.
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NEW RIEGEL - Mohawk broke open a close game with four runs in the bottom of the fourth, helping turn a one-run lead into a 10-2 Division IV sectional semifinal win over Arcadia.
The Warriors move on to face McComb in Tuesday's final.
Arcadia plated a run in the top of the third to trail 3-2, but Mohawk's Grant Gucker, Devon Fredritz, Mitch Brown and Eric Maskey all scored to put the Warriors up 7-2.
Fredritz ended with a double and three RBIs, John Riedel had two RBIs and a single, and Derrick Sowers and Austin Shock each scored twice and singled.
Andrew Loose got the win.
Casey Mock took the loss for the winless Redskins (0-18). He also went 3 for 4 and scored.
Dylan Conine singled and scored.
Falcons jump out early
NEW RIEGEL - Riverdale's first four batters scored in the first inning Saturday as the Falcons blanked St. Wendelin 10-0 in a Division IV sectional semifinal.
Josh Bushong finished 2 for 3 with two runs for the Falcons, Luke Bowman went 2 for 3 with a double, run and two RBIs and Grant Loveridge doubled and scored.
Dillon Farrow struck out 13 and allowed just two hits to earn the win.
Donovan Scudder took the loss for the Mohawks.
Brad Buhrow and Brady Rutter each singled for St. Wendelin.
Woodmore KO's Redmen with 1-2 punch
GENOA - Evan Ulinski and Jake Matwiejczyk combined to go 7 for 9 Saturday, powering Woodmore to a 15-7 Division III sectional semifinal win over Fostoria.
Ulinski had a 4-for-4 day with a run and two RBIs for the Wildcats (9-11), and Matwiejczyk went 3 for 5 with two runs, a double and an RBI.
Danny Munoz added two runs and three RBIs off two singles for Woodmore to help Tristan Roth earn the win.
Anthony Dean suffered the loss for the Redmen (2-20).
Kaleb Bemis singled twice for FHS, Chris Hampton and Alex Souders both doubled and Robbie Crotty and Dean each singled.
Crestline boots Bucks
SHELBY - Zach Taylor went 3 for 4 and Brian Barnett and Ryan Armstrong both had an extra-base hit and scored Saturday to fuel Crestline's 6-1 Division IV sectional semifinal win over Buckeye Central.
Taylor added two runs and a single for the Bulldogs, Barnett tallied a triple, run and RBI and Armstrong scored twice and doubled.
Jeremiah Dowell finished 2 for 3 with an RBI to help Barnett also gain the pitching win.
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Clover, SC (WBTV) - A man in York County is facing charges after he allegedly uploaded a child porn video to YouTube.com, WBTV reported.
Deputies with the York County Sheriff's Office told WBTV they were contacted by the North Carolina Bureau of Investigation about a video uploaded to the social media site containing inappropriate content.
Investigators traced the IP address to the home of Gregory Joseph Lingen, a 33-year-old man from Clover.
Lingen admitted to deputies that he uploaded a video of a child undressing herself to YouTube and that he had more videos on a computer in his home, according to WBTV.
Deputies seized two computers and other electronic equipment.
Lingen was arrested last week and is charged with 10 counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor. WBTV said he was released from prison Saturday after posting a $50,000 secured bond.


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From Kukla's Korner: http://www.kuklaskor...n_standing_pat/
There's a lot of posturing going on, and almost all of the lack of player signings are out of anyone's control. It's almost like trying to control the weather. Good luck with that.
If an appealing move can be made, I really think Holland will try. There just not that much above the crap line this year.
That was a good read and I loved this part:
I don't expect, or want, Kenny Holland saying a whole lot of truthful things to me. But let's you and I be straight: he knows what he needs and so do we. That hasn't changed in months. Sniper, scorer, a "power forward" who actually drives the net consistently and doesn't rest on a couple of postseasons that are actually turning out to be miraculous exceptions (clear enough for you Mule?). And the Wings need one more quality, reliable defenseman. You don't lose Rafalski, Lidstrom, Stuart over a two-year period and replace them with a tainted Dive and a rookie (no matter how good he's going to be and he's a Calder candidate).


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NASHVILLE, TN, July 10, 2012 – As the glow of summer fades, color erupts from the trees and autumn begins its own show at Cheekwood. From the first day of fall, September 22nd, through the month of October, Visitors are invited to celebrate the season's changes at Cheekwood. From scarecrows hidden among the trails, to a pumpkin patch to a breathtaking assortment of fall's signature flower, the chrysanthemum, Cheekwood Harvest is the perfect way to jump into fall! There will also be weekly special events, live music, "Art"ivities in the studio, and the return of Trains!, not to mention some of the most gorgeous weather of the year.
There will be much to see and do during Cheekwood Harvest, with activities every weekend that will please all members in the household. Following is a full schedule of all events for the six week period; complete details are available on cheekwood.org.
Mum's the Word
Visit Cheekwood in late September and early October and prepare to be blown away by a fall garden classic: nearly 5000 gorgeous, fall-hued chrysanthemums in the Robertson Ellis Color Garden, planted in preparation for Cheekwood Harvest.
Big and small, spooky and silly … our visitors will find over 40 Scarecrows hiding along the paths at Cheekwood this fall! Each scarecrow is sponsored and created by a different civic group or community organization, and no two are the same. This lighthearted annual tradition has become a favorite of visitors of all ages—which one will be your favorite?
All Aboard for a Trains! Encore
If you loved last year's Trains! exhibit at Cheekwood, you're in for a treat this fall. We're thrilled to have special selections from our wonderful garden railroad exhibition back again this year, on the lawn across from the Frist Learning Center. Explore all the details of three amazing outdoor model trains on three separate tracks— a treat for train enthusiasts and young conductors alike.
Introducing Pumpkins at Cheekwood
Whether you carve it, paint it, or just decorate with it, autumn just wouldn't be complete without the perfect pumpkin. We're getting in on the fall fun with our first-ever Cheekwood pumpkin patch, where you're sure to find a beauty or two to take home.
Family Studio Drop-In 'ART'ivities
Saturdays, September 22 – October 20
10 am-2 pm
*Excluding Saturday, October 27th
Join us in the studios every weekend for interactive art and nature-themed activities where visitors young and old can create an art project all their own!
Live Music: Bluegrass in the Herb Garden
Saturdays, September 22 – October 20
10 am-1 pm
*Excluding Saturday, October 27th
Guided Garden Tours
Every Saturday at 11:00 am
Guided Museum Tours
Every Saturday at 1:00 pm
Live Music: Blair Student Musicians in the Museum of Art
Saturdays in October*
11 am-1 pm
Location: MOA Drawing Room
*Excluding Saturday, October 27th
Saturday, September 22
Garden Tales
11:00 am
Using songs, dance, and interactive reading, seasoned storyteller Rachel Sumner brings your favorite nature-themed books to life. In September she'll explore "Autumn Adventures." Programs are meant for ages 2-8 years. Weather permitting, Garden Tales takes place outdoors in the Sigourney Cheek Literary Garden.
Saturday, September 22nd
Demonstration and "Fly By" by S.O.A.R. (Save Our American Raptors)
12:00 pm
S.O.A.R. (Save Our American Raptors) will help visitors discover the South's own birds of prey and promote environmental awareness by combining music, video, and oh yes, live birds of prey which will fly right over the audience, giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "fly by".
Saturday, September 29
Nashville Public Library Puppet Truck & Wishing Chair Productions presents… Aesop's Fables
12:00 pm
Complete with humor and wisdom this adaptation of some of your favorite fables will delight young and old. Laugh until you cry or until you've learned your lesson.
Saturday, October 6th
Tree Climbing Competition
9:30 am-4:30 pm
Watch as professionals from across Middle Tennessee showcase their climbing skills and techniques during Tennessee Urban Forestry Council's annual tree-climbing competition.
Saturday, October 13th
TACA Day – Craft and hands-on demonstrations
10 am-2 pm
Watch as demonstrators from the Tennessee Association of Craft Artists (TACA) transform stone, wood, paper and clay into pieces of fine craft. Stay to see them exercise their expert carving skills with pumpkins!
Saturday, October 20th - Birds of Prey Show
Demonstration and "Fly By" by S.O.A.R. (Save Our American Raptors)
12:00 pm
See September 22 for description
Guided Garden Tour
Sundays, September 23 – October 28
12:00 pm
Guided Museum Tour
House and History: Cheekwood as a Country Place Estate
Sundays, September 23 – October 28
1:00 pm
Drawing Room Concert Series featuring Belmont's School of Music
Sundays, September 23 through October 28
2:00 – 3:00 pm
Cheekwood is honored to partner with Belmont's School of Music to offer a fall concert series in the Museum's intimate Drawing Room. Enjoy live music by some of Nashville's most talented musicians.
Sunday, September 23: Bluegrass Ensemble
Sunday, September 30: String Orchestra
Sunday, October 7: Small Jazz Group
Sunday, October 14: Woods Piano Scholars
Sunday, October 21: Classical and Jazz String Quartets
Sunday, October 28: Brass and Flute Ensembles
El Dia de Los Muertos
Saturday, October 27
11:00am – 5:00pm
Come celebrate with us on Saturday, October 27th, from 11:00am – 5:00pm at our 13th annual El Día de los Muertos festival. In recognition of this Latin American holiday, Cheekwood will bring the traditions of Mexico to Nashville. We'll celebrate with lively music and dance, vibrant art activities and authentic Mexican food. Learn about the culture of our Latin American neighbors as you explore the beautiful altar displays, shop in the bustling Mexican marketplace, and enjoy the fine cuisine from local bakeries and restaurants. Check www.cheekwood.org for a full schedule of the day's events!
Goblins in the Garden
Tuesday, October 30
10:00am – 12:00pm
10:30 – Trick or Treat Trail begins!
Scare up your favorite silly or spooky costume and join us for a ghoulish good time at the 6th annual Goblins in the Garden. We'll be trick-or-treating our way through the gardens at 10:30am from Botanic Hall's Massey Auditorium, as well as enjoying frighteningly fun entertainment and crafts. Count on spooky surprises, special treats, and a howling good time!


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It's easy to look at the Buffalo Bills' selection of EJ Manuel as some sort of destiny.
It was 28 years ago that the Bills made a franchise-altering decision to take Bruce Smith first overall out of Virginia Tech.
In Manuel, they hope to find another player who changes the direction of the team. The fact that Smith is Manuel's godfather makes the pick feel, well, right.
Smith and EJ's father, Erik, were childhood friends growing up a street away from each other in the Poplar Hills section of Norfolk, Va. The friendship has remained strong into adulthood.
"It's just been a very blessed relationship and one that I've cherished since the inception," Smith said. "I had a long conversation with EJ, I think it was about a month or two ago, and he talked to me about the interest the Buffalo Bills had shown and I gave him my honest opinions about the fans – who I believe are the best fans in the National Football League.
"I gave him my thoughts about the environment, which can be hellish at times, but when you're winning it certainly warms up. Just the atmosphere as a whole, it's electric. The hope is that he will catch on to the system quickly. ... But he has the talent, the mind-set, certainly has God on his side, and if he's surrounded by the right talent, and it's the right system, he will flourish."
Manuel, who made a formal introduction at One Bills Drive on Friday, picked Smith's brain about Buffalo during the pre-draft process.
"He said this is a great town," Manuel said. "He said the fans love their football team and when they're winning, this is the best place to be. Best place to be in the world. Obviously this team and this franchise, the fans all want this to be back on the positive note. Bruce just said go in there and learn. Just continue to work hard like I've always done.
"It's crazy how God works. I met Bruce when I was a kid, a small kid. I remember looking up staring at him. I think he was still playing at that time. He looks like he's still in football shape now, but the fact I'm playing for the team he had such a great legacy with means a lot to me. Bruce has been very pivotal in my process going from high school to college and now from college to the pros."
It's been an emotional ride for Manuel, whose mother, Jackie, was diagnosed with breast cancer in August. She underwent chemotherapy treatments throughout the season, and is currently cancer free.
"It meant a lot to have my mom there in good health," said Manuel, who wore a 1,000-watt smile after the Bills selected him. "She's been working for the past four weeks and gotten back into her normal everyday thing that she does. To go out across that stage and see her when I came back from it just meant a lot to me. She's made a lot of sacrifices, just as my dad has, too. ... I wanted my family to enjoy the draft process. I wanted them to have some type of feeling to always remember, that day, that night. To be picked in the first round meant a lot to me. To have my whole family there meant even more."
As his son spoke, Erik Manuel stood off to the side, listening intently, just as he had so many times at Florida State. Afterward, he described his emotions at the draft.
"I cried," he said, without a moment's hesitation. "Yeah. I'm probably going to cry some more later."
Manuel appeared at ease when speaking with the media. He was asked about the criticism of the Bills' selection, most notably ESPN's Todd McShay saying he had "slow eyes."
"I have no idea what slow eyes are," he said with a laugh. "I don't know. They're moving pretty quick right now."
Manuel described himself as a "simple man," one who when he's not playing football "can just sit back and watch a movie on TV. Tallahassee's not a big city where there's a lot going on, so a little bit of Xbox if I have time. A lot of my time is spent working out, watching film. We treat ourselves as professionals in college at Florida State. So I think assimilating to professional football will not be too hard."
If Manuel has realized the pressure that will come with being counted on to be the successor to Jim Kelly as a franchise QB, he's shown no outward signs thus far.
"I think there's pressure whenever you're the quarterback coming into a situation like this," Manuel said. "Obviously there are expectations. I expect greatness for myself."
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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Sandra Bullock
- 1970s
Imported from Germany
John (a government administrator and voice coach) and Helga (a German opera singer) shuttle their teenage daughters, Sandra and Gesine, between Europe and the Washington, D.C. area. "I landed back in the United States hitting puberty, not looking like an American kid," she tells PEOPLE in 2007 of her time in Arlington, Va. "And everything in junior high's about how you look. It was hell."
- 1988
Bionic Debut
New York Magazine theatre critic John Simon singles out Bullock for her Off-Broadway performance as a Southern belle in No Time Flat. The review helps her land an agent, and soon after she makes her TV acting debut as a crippled girl-turned-bionic woman in NBC's Bionic Showdown: The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman with Lee Majors and Lindsay Wagner (left).
- 1992
Finding Love At Work
After starring in the short-lived NBC sitcom version of Working Girl, Bullock stars as a nerdy psychobiologist in Love Potion No. 9. While filming, she falls for costar Tate Donovan (right), who she dates for more than three years. "The person who needed me most was always the person I was attracted to," Bullock tells PEOPLE of the split. "My priorities were him first, me second."
- 1993
Sly's Partner
Bullock squeezes into a skin-tight body suit opposite Sylvester Stallone's in the sci-fi action flick Demolition Man (left), which opens at No. 1 at the box office. Entertainment Weekly says Bullock makes "something out of a nothing role" and "even makes stilted lines like 'I find this lack of stimulus to be truly disappointing' sound natural."
- 1994
Speeding Bus Driver
In the action movie Speed, Keanu Reeves (right) recruits Bullock to drive a bomb-rigged bus, and in the chaos, they fall in love. "Everyone told me not to do Speed," she tells The Virginian-Pilot. "I mean, it looked like I'd be just 'the girl,' [but] I've learned to do things by instinct." The film grosses more than $121 million at the box office, and while Reeves doesn't return for the disappointing sequel, the two stars reunite for the romantic drama The Lake House in 2006.
- 1995
Switching Gears
Bullock plays a hopeless romantic who pretends to be the fiancée of a coma patient in the romantic comedy While You Were Sleeping (left), which opens at No. 1 in the box office. "I think people are under some misapprehension that what she's doing on-screen is just being herself," writer-director Marc Lawrence later tells Vogue. "I've always felt, because of her ability to do physical comedy, that she is the reincarnation of Lucille Ball."
- 1996
In Love...with Austin
Bullock stars with Matthew McConaughey (left) in A Time to Kill, and they are linked romantically for the remainder of the 90s. "I just look at her and I think, Wow!" McConaughey tells In Style. "But she doesn't know how beautiful she is or how much people like her. She's just so regular about everything." In 1998, Bullock moves near McConaughey in Austin, Texas, where she builds a home and eventually opens a Cajun-inspired restaurant. "You never know when you'll fall in love; you don't expect it. And I fell in love with Austin," Bullock tells In Style. "I've gone there to build my home. My roots. I'm building a home there with family in mind, children and grandchildren."
- 1998
Taking Charge
Bullock forms her own production company Fortis Films, which her younger sister Gesine (right) helps run. She writes, produces, directs and stars in the 30-minute short Making Sandwiches with McConaughey. After it screens at Sundance, Bullock signs a three-year production deal at Warner Bros, which proves fruitful with seven movies, all starring Bullock, including Hope Floats and Two Weeks Notice, that rake in a total of $700 million at the box office, plus $255 million in DVDs by 2007, according to Forbes.
- 2000
Miss Congeniality
Bullock plays a frumpy FBI agent who goes undercover at a beauty pageant in Miss Congeniality, also starring Benjamin Bratt and Michael Caine. The film, coproduced by Bullock's production company Fortis Films, earns more than $106 million at the box office and she reprises her role for 2005's Miss Congeniality: Armed and Fabulous.
- 2002
Sandy the TV Producer
After meeting stand-up comedian George Lopez at one of his gigs, Bullock develops a sitcom for him. "Who would have thought that my life would go from 'me, me, me' to 'George, George, George,'" Bullock jokes to Variety in 2001. She executive produces the Latino sitcom, George Lopez (left), which runs for six successful seasons on ABC.
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- Sandra Bullock
- Date of Birth
- July 26, 1964
- Birth Place
- Arlington, Va.
- Relationships
Jesse James, ex-husband (2003 to 2010)
Ryan Gosling, ex-boyfriend (2002 to 2003)
Bob Schneider, ex-boyfriend (2000 to 2001)
Guy Forsythe, ex-boyfriend (1999)
Tate Donovan, ex-boyfriend (1992 to 1995)
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. (NEWS CENTER) - A season-low 13 point first-half proved to be insurmountable as the Maine women's basketball team lost in the quarter-finals of the Women's Basketball Invitational to Fairfield, 63-50.
The Black Bears shot just 22.2% (6-of-27) from the field in the open half missing all nine of their three-point attempts.
Senior guard Ashleigh Roberts capped her career with a season-high 24 points. Sophomore forward Liz Wood was the only other Black Bear in double figurs with 11. Leavitt alum Courtney Anderson provided the Black Bears only offense from the bench with six points.
It's the second time Maine lost to Fairfield this season. The Stags won their previous matchup 80-59 on December 9th.
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Behind the Notes - Ravel's BoleroConductor Leonard Slatkin explains and the PSO demonstrates details inside The Sorcerer's Apprentice and four Ravel works that demonstrate Ravel's penchant for traditional dance forms. On the second half, hear these complete works including Ravel's Bolero and Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice which tells the story of a student who uses magical spells he hasn't yet learned to control.03/15/2014Time: 8:00 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Myths & LegendsA sweet program of suites including Felix Mata's Suite for String Orchestra, Sibelius' Swan of Tuonela (soloist: Sharlotte Devere), Rimsky-Korsakov's The Snow Maiden Suite, Faure's Pelleas and Melisande Suite, Stravinsky's The Firebird Suite (1919). Music Director Walter Morales conducts.03/15/2014Time: 7:30 pmKatz Performing Arts Center, JCC, 5738 Darlington Rd, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Juilliard BaroqueDistinguished members of faculty of the Juilliard Historical Performance program are individually award-winning recitalists, Grammy-nominated recording artists, soloists, and/or principals with every major international early music ensemble. Here they join together in a virtuoso conversation of brilliant German trio and solo sonatas by G.F. Handel, both C.P.E. and his father J.S. Bach, and the mysterious and wonderful 17th-century Czech composer Jan Dismas Zelenka.03/15/2014Time: 8:00 pmSynod Hall, 125 N. Craig St, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Tuneful Turnings: A Fortieth Anniversary Reunion ConcertA celebration with current and former singers as well as former directors of The Pittsburgh Camerata, featuring "Spem in Alium," the forty-part Renaissance motet by Thomas Tallis.03/16/2014Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Sixth Presbyterian Church, 1688 Murray Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Young Winners RecitalPerformances featuring guitarist Joseph Daval, baritone Joel Goodloe, and pianists Suvir Mirchandani, Rebecca Lee, and Caroline Fedor.03/16/2014Time: 2:00 pmLocation: Kresge Theatre, College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
IonSound Project: Please Turn Your Cell Phone ONIonSound Project presents "Please Turn Your Cell Phones ON," inviting you to send instant comments and feedback via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram during performances of Arvo Part's Spiegel Im Spiegel, Paul Lansky's Hop, Jacob Mackey's Breakdown Tango, and Jonathan Kolm's Trio For Clarinet, Cello & Piano.03/16/2014Time: 7:00 pmLocation: Bellefield Hall, 315 S. Bellefield Av., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Passport: A Musical ExcursionViolinist Charles May, cellist Mary May, organist Jennifer Marshall, drummer Andy Moore, and the CUMC Chancel Choir will perform gospel, spiritual, jazz and classical music spanning eight nationalities from American to African and Celtic to Caribbean, in a global journey through music and song. Child care provided. Free admission. An offering will be taken.03/16/2014Time: 7:00 pm44 Highland Rd., Bethel Park, PAwebsite | map
Church Basement Ladies: A Mighty Fortress Is Our BasementIn the latest installment, it's 1960 and a reformation is underway. Among a new crop of Confirmands, Beverly, the youngest, dons her first pair of high heels for her confirmation ceremony. Mavis, the able-bodied farm wife, must find a way to deal with the new superhighway which cuts through her farm. Pastor has found new love and announces his impending nuptials.03/16/2014Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Palace Theater, 21 W. Otterman St, Greensburg PAwebsite
Paul Huang, violin22-year-old Taiwanese-American violinist Paul Huang is a recipient of the Juilliard Achievement Award and the 2012 YCA Helen Armstrong Fellowship. He has performed with American and international orchestras. "An artist with the goods for a significant career" (Washington Post), Mr. Huang plays a 1638 Nicolo Amati violin.03/17/2014Time: 7:30 pmRodef Shalom, 4905 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Recital & LuncheonPiano recital by Laura Williamson followed by a light lunch.03/18/2014Time: 12:00 pmLocation: First Lutheran Church, 415 Vine Street, Johnstown, PA website
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Greensboro, NC -- Career Consultant Joyce Richman says you don't want to dwell on the reasons you were fired. She says, ''Instead, I think I would put all my energy in terms of what did I learn when I was there. What did I learn that would add value to the next company where I work? Even about the termination, what did I learn about that, that I want to apply myself going forward, if ever I'm in a situation where I have to let somebody go, how do I want to do that?"
Richman says learn from the past and move forward.
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Yep your right, looking at it again it does look like nearly simultaneous contact. Either way the point I was trying to make is, please don't get to the point where games are being decided by Refs. That drives me bat s***. Games are won and lost by players.
It really, really helps to have a man advantage on the ice. Having a two-man advantage helps a whole lot as well.