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The Rev. Rob Dewey, founder and senior chaplain of the Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy, knows firsthand what it is like to provide assistance at a major air disaster like the crash in San Francisco.
He said news of the event brings back memories of his experience at the EgyptAir crash in 1999.
"My heart and prayers are with everybody who is out there. They've got their hands full for the next three or four days for sure," he said.
Dewey responded to the crash of EgyptAir Flight 990, a disaster that claimed the lives of all 217 people on board. The Boeing 767 hit the Atlantic Ocean 60 miles south of Nantucket, Mass., on Oct. 31, 1999, after departing from JFK Airport.
Dewey said he was among four chaplains from the Eastern Seaboard who traveled to assist families at a center set up for them in Newport, R.I., under the provisions of the U.S. Family Assistance Act. The legislation provides help for relatives in the aftermath of an air disaster, he said.
"They don't fly in chaplains any more unless they are overwhelmed," Dewey said.
He said that he would go to San Francisco if needed but he doesn't anticipate that would be necessary because of all the resources in that area. The Family Assistance Act covers domestic and international travelers from other countries, he said.
When the EgyptAir crash happened, the Family Assistance Act was relatively new. It helps with the travel, accomodations, food and other needs of grieving relatives, he said.
The different faith groups aboard the EgyptAir flight included Muslim, Jewish and Christian. For that reason, imams, rabbis, priests and ministers were summoned to care for the grieving. He recalled some 700 family members being present at a center set up for the grieving in Newport, R.I.
The same sort of faith and counseling issues are likely present among the grieving and worried relatives of those aboard the flight from South Korea that crashed in San Francisco. He expected that Christian and Buddhist counselors would be part of the relief effort.
"You would set up whatever faith resources people might require," he said.

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For traditional recipes from the Mysore region and food from all over, with ramblings about life and kids thrown in the mix.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Eggplant with Chhole
My blog friend, Asha, celebrated her 20th wedding anniversary a few days ago. She loves anything eggplant and this recipe with garbanzo beans is dedicated to her. Here's to the ever cheerful Asha and wishing her many, many more marriage milestones! Raising my second glass of shiraz as I say "Cheers!" :)
Eggplants - 7-8 small ones cut into small pieces
Onion - 1 medium chopped
Canned Garbanzo Beans - 1/2 cup coarsely crushed
Tomato Puree - 2 Tbsp
Half and Half - 1/5 cup
Cumin Powder - 1 tsp
Garam Masala Powder - 1 tbsp
Red Chilly Powder - 1/4 tsp
Ginger - 1 tsp grated
Salt to taste
Jeera - 1 tsp
Green Chillies - 2 chopped (optional)
Asafoetida - a pinch
Oil - 2 tbsp
Chopped cilantro for garnish
Heat oil and do the tadka. Add onions and ginger and fry for a few minutes. Add the eggplant pieces and fry some more. Add the garbanzo beans, tomato puree, red chilly powder, jeera powder and salt and cook on a low flame until the eggplant is well cooked. Stir in the half & half and garam masala. Garnish with cilantro.
18 comments:
- Asha said...
OH! Sweet Vani!!I love you too!Here is to you with my Apple Martini girl! May you have a wonderful marriage and healthy, happy M forever! Cheers!!:))
I love this dish and will try it as soon as I get some Eggplants.Thank you so much sweetheart,I am so glad I met you!:) Happy Holidays!!
- December 13, 2006 at 4:42:00 PM EST
- Soumya Bhat said...
Vani im a new person visiting your blog for the 1st time.Well this is a new combination for me.Gota try this one.Thanks
- December 13, 2006 at 5:20:00 PM EST
- Dilip UK said...
Vani..I do like make Eggplant with black eyed beans but not with chhole before, so gonna have to try it...thanks for sharing..~smile~
- December 13, 2006 at 6:21:00 PM EST
- Sandeepa said...
Wow innovative combo, never had this before, looks lovely
You need that shiraz to have a good night's sleep ;-)
- December 13, 2006 at 7:08:00 PM EST
- Lakshmik said...
Hi Vani
I have never tried this combination before. I am sure it tastes delicious.
- December 13, 2006 at 8:46:00 PM EST
- Scott at Real Epicurean said...
You know, despite the photo being a little blurred it actually grabbed my attention. The ingredients sound really intriguing - I'd love to try this.
- December 14, 2006 at 7:41:00 AM EST
- Vani said...
Asha- Love you too, babe! You are such a positive person and have been a rock for some of us. I'm glad I 'met' you too! :)
Happy holidays, sweetie! Any plans for Christmas?
Sowmya- Welcome! and thank you for leaving a comment. Do try this sometime. It tastes great with white bread too!
Dilipji- Long time no hear from you, Dilipji! Hope you are doing well. I ahven't tried eggplant with black eyed bean. Will try it sometime for sure.
- December 14, 2006 at 2:22:00 PM EST
- Vani said...
Sandeepa- Thanks! And boy, are you right about that shiraz! :)
Lakshmik-Yup, this came out really good. Do try it sometime! :)
Scott- Hey, your first comment on my blog! :) Believe it or not, that photograph was the best of the lot!! I told ya, my photography skills are dismal at best! :) Do try this sometime. You may really like it.
- December 14, 2006 at 2:26:00 PM EST
- Seema Bhat said...
Did i mention that eggplant is one of my fav veggies...if i did then i am anouncing agian ...i love eggplant and i have to try your eggplant with chole combo ....loved your recipe
Thanx a bunch
- December 14, 2006 at 7:40:00 PM EST
- Maheswari said...
Egg plant and Okra are the only veggie my H likes..so will try this delicious one soon.Never thought of this combination...
- December 14, 2006 at 8:13:00 PM EST
- Sri said...
Vani have to try this...good combination, eggplant n garbanzo...look delicious!!!
- December 18, 2006 at 10:43:00 AM EST
- Vani said...
Hi Seema- did not know u loved eggplants. do try this and let me know if you liked it! :)
Maheshwari- do try and let me know how it came out! :)
Sri- thanks! :)
- December 18, 2006 at 2:48:00 PM EST
- rooma said...
Wat a combo Vani!!!! Never tried these two together !!!! Nice twist :) Thanks :)
- December 19, 2006 at 4:52:00 AM EST
- Vani said...
THanks, Rooma! :)
- December 19, 2006 at 9:35:00 PM EST
- Shaheen said...
Neat combination. eggplant is a favorite so I am sure this would be good!
- December 22, 2006 at 7:16:00 AM EST
- Vani said...
Shaheen- thanks! Do try it sometime. :)
- December 22, 2006 at 3:23:00 PM EST
- Mythreyee said...
Eggplant with Chole, will surely try this exotic combo.
btb, I have tagged you for the Meme in my blog http://mythreyeeblog.blogspot.com
hope you will continue this thread.
- January 3, 2007 at 4:39:00 PM EST
- Vani said...
M-thanks! Have the meme as a draft. Hopefully will finish it soon! :)
- January 5, 2007 at 4:47:00 PM EST


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"You can't let these emotional things distract you too much out of the game. You have to keep your focus." – Laura Morett, Survivor: Samoa
So Ciera blindsided her mom. Wow.
The hype-y premise of Survivor: Blood vs. Water was: Will family members stab each other in the back for a million dollars?
But we all knew that would never happen.
We watched contestants trip over themselves to help their loved ones on the other tribe. We saw Rupert sacrifice himself for his wife, Laura. Hayden manipulated Kat into not swapping on Redemption Island.
But nobody was really going to vote out their loved one – right? For all the chatter about Vytas and Aras battling through their fraternal issues (and how awkward was it when Jeff Probst forced them to have a "moment"?), the two brothers couldn't wait to team up.
Then Ciera wrote down "Mom" on the parchment and sent Laura to Redemption Island.
Ciera sounded pretty convincing when she explained herself. Laura was a threat, and they were the last pair left. If Ciera didn't turn on Laura, "she'll be voted out, and I'm going to go next." Why ruin two games?
Or to translate that into Rebellious Teen: "If my cool new friends see me with my mom, they're not going to want to hang out anymore!"
Ciera believes that by lying low, she can coast into the finals. So far, she's done an excellent job, dodging bullets since the first Tribal Council.
Now her mom was ruining everything! "If you weren't in the game right now, I know I'd be in the final three," Ciera said.
Laura, however, asked the critical question: "Would you win?"
As she explained to her daughter, "They would take you to the final three because they know they can beat you."
Here's the thing. Laura has the invaluable and irreplaceable experience of playing the game, then coming home to watch herself on television.
One of the first things that everybody realizes as they watch themselves on Survivor is that they wish they had made bigger, better moves. When you're in the game, and every day is a struggle, just going deep seems like a victory. Let the chips fall where they may at final Tribal!
When you're back home, however, players see how foolish that strategy was. They realize they should have taken ownership of their destiny. That's why returning players are so frantic to make big moves.
Erik Reichenbach
Laura, desperate to graft a positive narrative onto her daughter's impending betrayal, convinced herself that this was all about Ciera's growth. "The fact that my daughter has the courage to say that to me shows that she's grown into a woman," Laura wept.
But by fixating on her daughter's game, Laura sacrificed her own. She knew that she and Ciera could be a powerful force. "We're two votes," she said. "We hold the power in the game."
Two locked votes can be strategically decisive. Could the Moretts make a side deal with Monica, or petition Caleb to target Tyson?
We'll never know, because they didn't even try.
Ciera was unwilling to contemplate using their power. "Avoid any strategy conversation with anyone," she instructed. Committed to embracing Ciera's game, Laura kept quiet.
When Tyson told Ciera that Laura was the target, Ciera made a half-hearted attempt to switch the votes onto Katie. Credit where it's due, she did a great job of sniffing out Katie's lie.
But she caved, and voted against her own mother.
The Fishy goes to Tyson, of course, for duping everybody. Tyson is taking ownership of his destiny.
He could be in trouble next episode, if the preview is to be believed … but it usually isn't.


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Do-Nothing Fucktards who couldn't solve a problem if it was eating them alive anus first.
If Congress isn't stopped, it will bring about complete economic collapse.
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They had congress.
by Wordnet July 18, 2003
Where lobbyists go to buy their laws.
Big Corporation: Hmm this toxic waste dumping regulation seems to be affecting our business.
Lobbyist: No problem I'll just pop down to Congress and buy a new one.
Lobbyist: No problem I'll just pop down to Congress and buy a new one.
by EveryTypeofCake November 22, 2011
The opposite of PROGRESS.
PRO = Good
CON = Bad
PRO = Good
CON = Bad
GUY 1: Hey, man, did you hear about what the government's working on in D.C.?
GUY 2: Yeah, but it's not gonna get us anywhere good. They're the Congress.
GUY 2: Yeah, but it's not gonna get us anywhere good. They're the Congress.
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A group of elected officials from a single racial and economic demographic creating a large amount of rules that have never been actually read by anyone. These rules affect a large group of people who they have never met and don't care about.
Kyle: today at the office my boss gave himself a raise & denied all employee paid vacation requests.
Mark: Ohh he pulled a Congress
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by thelastusername December 22, 2009
Congress usually refers to the national legislative body of a country. However, congress is a term also used for a group of baboons. That there are obvious similarities between these groups should be pretty obvious to most.
Consider a group of Baboons, they are the loudest, most dangerous, most obnoxious, most viciously aggressive and least intelligent of all primates. And what is the proper collective noun for a group of baboons? Believe it or not ....... a Congress!
I guess that pretty much explains the things that come out of Washington!
I guess that pretty much explains the things that come out of Washington!
by rufustherat September 03, 2011
A gathering of sorts in which useful ideas are proposed, debated, debated some more, revised to please some moronic babbling baboons whose only goal in life is to make yours miserable, revised a final time, voted upon, and usually rejected. Also synonymous with "Animal Farm", "Yellow pages" (some brilliant jackass found a way to waste time and reveal the phone numbers and addresses of several hundred Americans), and rarely, "Progress". Current place of residence is in two buildings, one of which strikingly resembles a single female breast.
Person 1: "Yo man, you seem them Reps battle it out in Congress last night? That shit was teh SHIT! I mean, when the dude from Connecticut pulled out the chainsaw, I was all, 'YEAH!!! F-ing A! GO AMERICA! LIBERTY OR FUCKING DEATH, BITCH!'."
Person 2: "You SO belong in Congress, dude."
Person 2: "You SO belong in Congress, dude."
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Richard M. Vyneman, 87, of Atkinson, died Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, in the emergency room at Hammond-Henry Hospital, Geneseo.
A Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Atkinson.The Revs. R. Anthony Lee and Gerard VerHoye will officiate. Per his request, cremation rites will be accorded following the service and inurnment will take place Tuesday in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Atkinson. Military honors will be accorded following the Mass at the church by the Atkinson American Legion. Visitation will be from 3-7 p.m. Sunday at the Atkinson Chapel of Vandemore Funeral Homes, with a prayer service at 2:30 p.m. Memorials may be left to the Henry County Fair Association or the Atkinson Rescue Squad.
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COLUMBUS - Marion Local is the No. 1 team in the state.
Its coach, Amy Steininger, is the Division IV coach of the year.
And the player of the year in Division IV? Claire Heitkamp. And yes, she's also from Marion Local.
That's a lot of ones. And that's just the way Buckeye Central coach Bill Bonham wants it.
"You have three No. 1s on their team. There's no pressure on us," Bonham said. "If we can compete with them and give them a game, we've succeeded in the public eye. But if we sneak in there and pull off the upset, then we've once again surpassed a goal that no one thought we could get. Truly, what do we have to lose at this point? We're still the underdog."
The underdog and big dog will face off Friday at 2 p.m. in the second game of the Division IV state volleyball semifinal at Nutter Arena at Wright State University.
This is not unfamiliar territory for either team. The Buckettes are making their 10th trip to the state tourney while this is the sixth trip for the Flyers.
"That's what makes Buckeye Central tradition so (great)," Bonham said. "Part of that reason is that every generation continues to hang out and it continues to rebuild over (here)."
The Buckettes last went to Dayton in 2008, and this year's team has six girls who had sisters play on that team.
BC (26-2) won the state crown in 1993 and 1996, while the Flyers (24-3) last made it in 2009, where they won the last of their three straight titles.
"We've been very blessed with the success we had, winning three state championships in a row and lost the next two to the state champions," Steininger said. "It's hard to coach and play at Marion Local because the expectation is to win the MAC and the state championship.
"It's tough to win a state championship. You have to play well. You have to have some things fall your way."
Not a lot seemed to fall the Flyers way earlier in the season when Josie Winner, an All-Ohio selection last year, went down with a broken ankle. She was out for five weeks and didn't come back until the district final two weeks ago against St. Henry, where she came out and had 20 kills.
"We brought back 11 letterwinners. I was excited about this season then the injuries happened and I was concerned," Steininger said. "We're starting to peak at the right time."
She also knows her team has its hands full with Buckeye Central.
"Buckeye Central has a good a history of going to state so this isn't anything new to them," Steininger said. "They played at the Celina invitational. They beat Versailles and I saw them lose to St. Henry. They have two outside hitters that are very awesome. (Sammi Marcum's) an incredible player and exciting to watch. I love watching her play. They have a nice middle and a freshman that plays as well. They have nice setters. It's going to be a very tough game for us and we need to be ready to play."
While the Flyers have done with it big guns, the Buckettes have a more well-rounded team without the big middles they've had in recent years, like Makayla Agin and Ashley Langjahr, who are playing at Xavier and Wright State, respectively.
"We're truly winning as a team and not relying on big player like we have in the past. This weekend we're not going to do anything different," Bonham said. "We're going to prepare the same way. When they step on the court, they know it's game time."
Bonham joked with Steininger about Winner's timely return.
"We know about Claire Heitkamp and Josie Winner, and you put those together, it's tough," Bonham said. It's just a great volleyball area. We know that Heitkamp is a very good player. I've joked with Amy 'It must be nice to bring a ringer back in time for the tournament.'"
Bonham said it's more than two players for the Flyers though.
"We're matched up pretty good. We know that Marion Local is going to not only bring talent on the floor but from the sideline as well," he said. "Those three losses don't mean anything to us. We know the schedule they play."
And he's confident his team's defense can handle the attack that's coming its way.
"We feed the ball outside. We've been a middle based team the last few years. We're running a faster offense," Bonham said. "We're heavy setting on the outside. Our defense has been backing it up. We're not afraid to get a long rally. Our defense hasn't been letting balls hit the fall."
The keys for both teams revolve around focus.
"We just need to focus on our side of the net and what we can control," Steininger said. "Whoever we have out there, we expect to win, even with the injuries and the lineup changes we had."
Bonham said the goal doesn't change from what it has from previous matches.
"We're going to play and start out with an aggressive serve. We know we have six kids who can serve aggressively," Bonham said. "We're going to rely on serve. If we can take them out of rotation every now and then, then the little points are going to make a difference. Even on our broken plays, we like to still swing at the ball.
"It's going to be defense and aggressiveness is what it's going to take," Bonham said.


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The Good:
The Wildcats came out firing in this one, taking a commanding lead late in the first half that they would never relinquish.
Guard Mark Lyons had another strong game for the Wildcats, as the senior transfer from Xavier scored a team-leading 19 points to go along with 4 assists.
The Wildcats also got strong contributions from Kevin Parrom, who scored 11 points off the bench, while Solomon Hill had eight and and Nick Johnson chipped in 12 points.
Arizona also hammered Miami on the boards, outrebounding their opponents by a tally of 46 to 20.
The Bad:
There wasn't much to complain about on this night, though Arizona's 16 turnovers will make head coach Sean Miller frown and the Wildcats struggled a bit from the free throw line, making just 11 of 17 attempts.
• The Wildcats are off to their best start since Lute Olsen led the program to a 35-3 season and a Final Four appearance in 1987-88.
• The victory was the 200th in Sean Miller's career as a head coach, which spans his time at Xavier, too.
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The Chimalpahin Conference 2006: Colonial and Post-Colonial Remembering and Forgetfulness
Chalco, Mexico,
October 16 - 18, 2006
This conference organized by Enkidu Magazine in Mexico City is devoted to colonial and post colonial remembering and forgetfulness viewed from a wide range of different interdisciplinary perspectives with particular attention to reflections on "self" and "otherness", memories, historical myths and other expressions of historical and political memory.
"Sensing the Other, Living in Nepantla: Colonial and Post-Colonial Remembering and Forgetfulness" is dedicated to the Nahua Historian Domingo Francisco de San Antón Muńón Chimalpahin Quauhtlehuanitzin (1579-1660), who more than a century after the Spanish conquest narrated and mediated in his native language Nahuatl, the history of Central Mexico and in particular his own altepetl (ethnic state unit in Central Mexico before and after the conquest) Chalco.
We welcome submissions from all branches of the social sciences, humanities, as well as the arts. Graduate students are encouraged to participate.
The program is organised in a large number of special thematic sessions and subconferences covering a diverse series of topics extending from a special session on "Voices of slaves in inquisitorial records" to "Education and Nation-Building in Latin America" and "Representations of the 'Other' on the Theater Stage".
Papers will be considered on related themes and topics from a wide range of perspectives. Presenters are encouraged to interpret the themes of the conference broadly and may explore any historical period, with any geographic focus.
500 word abstracts should be submitted to the organising committee in English, Castilian, German or French by 1. July 2006. The conference languages will be English and Castilian.
We are pleased to announce that all printed conference materials that will be distributed during the conference, also will be available in large print or Braille. In several sessions, sign language interpreters for ASL (American Sign Language) and Mexican Sign Language will also be available. If you require sign language interpretation during your session, or you would like to distribute hand-outs or other materials in Braille during your presentation, please indicate this in the registration form.
Interpretations of the conference theme ranging from the predictable to the surprising are encouraged.
The conference will focus on conceptualizations and representations of cultural categories in colonial and post colonial realities, and the ways in which individuals have understood and enacted these frameworks in their lives. Among the themes of interest are the following:
* Conquest and Continuity
* Borders and Borderlands
* Intra-ethnic translations
* Representations of Otherness
* Historical stereotypes in the construction of the past and the present
* Gendered Spaces
* Reinterpretations of History and History about colonialism and post-colonialism
* Memory and Archives
* The interaction of categories like nation, gender, class, and religion
* Education and nation-building in post-colonial societies
* Identities in transition
* Historical Memory
* Political Memory
* Narrative and Myth
* Voice and reflexivity in oral and written records
* Storytelling, Dialogue and Discourse
* Testimonial Narratives
* Memory and Written Record
* Language, Authority and Silence
* Other Suggestions
Interdisciplinary perspectives are especially welcome since all these topics in themselves stretch across several disciplines: history, literary studies, linguistics, psychology, political sciences, pedagogy, ethnology, anthropology, sociology...
500 word abstracts should be submitted to the organising comitee in English, Castillian, German or French by 1, July 2006. The conference languages will be English and Castillian. Interpretations of the conference theme ranging from the predictable to the surprising are encouraged.
Papers should be of approximately 30 minutes duration (circa 8 - 10 pages). Other forms of presentation, for instance workshops, panel debates and poster sessions will be considered on request.
Graduate and postgraduate students are encouraged to attend and present papers. Selected papers from the conference will be published in book form.
* Proposals for Panel Sessions:
Typically, a panel of academic papers should include 3 (maximum 4) speakers and 1 moderator (session chair). Each session will last for 2 hours allowing for 30 minutes for each speaker and a further 30 minutes for questions and discussion.
Proposers should submit:
(1) session title and a session intro (ca 100 words),
(2) paper titles,
(3) abstracts for each paper (500 words),
(4) short biography for each participant and the panel chair (ca 100-150 words),
(5) institutional affiliation and address for each participant,
(6) audio-visual and other technical requirements.
If you would like to propose a panel session, and want assistance in finding speakers and/or a session chair, we can publish a call for papers for your panel session on the conference web site and distribute it in our newsletter. If you have an idea for panel session and would like us to publish a call for papers on the conference website, please send us a proposal by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
* Proposals for individual papers
Abstracts are to be submitted by 1. July, 2006, along with the presenter's name, address, telephone, email, and institutional affiliation. It is recommended to use the form here: http://www.enkidumagazine.com/eventos/chimalpahin/reg_form.htm when submitting an abstract. However, abstracts will also be accepted as e-mail attachments to firstname.lastname@example.com.
All correspondence for this conference will be conducted via email. You will be notified by the 15th of July 2006 whether your proposal has been accepted or rejected. Full conference papers should be submitted by the 1st of October 2006. Abstracts and summaries of the conference papers will be made available at the conference web page from August 2006.


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Correct syntactical form of the urban slang expression "tore up". Describes condition of material or intellectual element that has been modified, generally violently or malavolently, from its original desired or accepted form.
Yo 'sup?! Last night I was torn up from all the partying and carousing we did, mothafucka! I don't want to do that again any time soon.
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To have diareah or the runs.
I drank coffee and smoked a cigarette and now I'm all torn up.
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super high and fucked up on a variety of drugs
I want more than anything to be ripped, trashed, TORN UP
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New Jersey's first medical marijuana center has finally received the all-clear.
The state health department has issued a license to the Greenleaf Compassionate Care Center in Montclair, Essex County not far from New York.
The center had been hung up by a series of delays and red tape.
The center won't be able to open immediately but officials say it can start scheduling appointments.
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When having sex, you take off your cowboy hat and take a shit in it, and then place the shit-filled hat onto your lover's face. This is done because she is unattractive and you can not finish the job otherwise, and the extra touch of insult is fun.
Donna, I'm sorry I had to give ya a Texas stinker last night, but you were makin' my dick go soft!
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
He is known in the local medical community as Dr. Mark Mataosky, but those who serve under his command in the U.S. Army Reserves call him "Colonel." At the start of his 22 years in the military, he was deployed to the Middle East during Desert Shield/Desert Storm, and he would return to the region during the Iraq War. Currently, he balances his commitment to the Army Reserves with his responsibilities as director of cardiac rehabilitation for Trident and Summerville medical centers and the patients he sees through Cardiology Consultants of Charleston. Dr. Mataosky's work with Trident Health often takes him to the cardiac catheterization lab, where he searches for blockages in a patient's arteries. But it's more common for him to rule out heart problems in those who come to see him at his office.
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A funny peice of comedy used by Spaceghost on the Spaceghost Coast to Coast episde "Boo Boo Kitty"
"One, one is the lonliest number you'll ever do... boo boo, oh what a fine cat, what a lovely wife you would have made."
автор: AciDroP 26 июля 2003
It's like a livestrong, only it's white so it doesn't attract bees.And, of course, it says 'one' on it.It raises money for Africa. Fergie,Snoop Dogg, Alicia Keys,Kanye West, Jay-Z, Simple Plan,Brad Pitt,Madonna and Sting all wear a 'one'.Cancer is OUT, Africa is IN!
"man, all these wristbands are gay, but if i had to wear one, i'd probably wear a 'one'.
автор: Nastina 1 сентября 2005
The first number you learn in school, tht is, if you went there...
-now erapeat after me kids: one, two, three, four...
автор: Anonymous 2 ноября 2003
bye; cya lata
Osama: Bye shaq!
Shaq: one
Shaq: one
автор: yeah right 11 января 2003
A form of fighting. To throw down the ones is to fight weaponless, one on one. ones must be called by one party or the other, and there has to be a good reason, shit talk etc. A person cannot call ones because someone else called ones on somone else.
"I call ones!"
"Wanna throw down the ones?"
"Wanna throw down the ones?"
автор: blackened 17 апреля 2004
A way of dismissing an asine conversation or person often sugested with little to no respect.
cris: yo lemme skill that L bitch you hit
cheder: nah bitch ONE
cheder: nah bitch ONE
автор: Joeycracks 15 августа 2007
To me this is so stupid. When I end a conversation with one of my cousins, they say "one." That gets on my nerves. I think it is just stupid. All you have to say is bye.
Talk to you later,one.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Sam Ficken has experienced all the highs and lows of being a kicker in just one season.
The sophomore began the season hitting on just 2-of-8 field goals that included four misses, including a game winner, on Sept. 8 against Virginia. Ficken ended his season by making 10 straight kicks, and hitting the game-winning field goal in overtime on Saturday night.
"It's like a fairy-tale ending, really," the soft-spoken kicker said after the game in a crowded media room inside Beaver Stadium.
The Nittany Lion faithful began to doubt Ficken after his forgettable afternoon in early September. Penn State coach Bill O'Brien started to keep his offense on the field in some typical field goal kicking situations in lieu of sending Ficken out to try for the points.
But the rookie head coach said he never lost faith in his kicker. O'Brien said he saw Ficken improve day-by-day and game-by-game.
"I can't be prouder of Sam Ficken," O'Brien said. "To think of where he came from, to where we are tonight with him kicking the winning kick," O'Brien said.
O'Brien joked after the game that although the media may have lost faith in Ficken, those inside the football program never did. Ficken went 3-of-3 on field goals against Wisconsin with his longest kick being the game-winner in overtime.
"I can't say enough about the way he rallied tonight, and he made some big kicks for us tonight," the coach said.
Wisconsin won the overtime coin flip and elected to go on defense first. Quarterback Matt McGloin and the rest of the Penn State offense took to the field to begin its offensive series. Ficken subsequently retreated to the kicking net behind the Lions bench to loosen up his leg.
When McGloin's third-down pass fell incomplete, O'Brien called upon his kicker to give the team the first points of overtime.
"I treated it like another kick," Ficken said. "I just focused on fundamentals and didn't think too much.""
It was the first game-winning kick of Ficken's young career at Penn State. He said when he was in high school he won three games during his senior season with a field goal.
"It feels good to get back to that," the kicker said with a smile after the game.
But Ficken also knew all too well the pain Wisconsin kicker Kyle French was going through when his game tying attempt sailed wide left that sent Penn state charging onto the field in jubilation.
Ficken said he could not bear to watch French's kick, rather he had teammate Derek Day tell him the outcome, which was not needed due to the crowd's thunderous reaction.
"When that guy [Kyle French] missed, I felt bad for him," Ficken said. "That sucks, and it is a terrible feeling."
Ficken said he was all too familiar with the feeling of missing a game-winning kick after the Virginia game. But he said that awful day in early September made him into a better kicker.
"Mentally it definitely made me a stronger kicker," he said. "I've been hopefully through my worst time as a kicker, so it's only up from there."


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BELOIT — The Stark County Coroner's office is investigating what caused the death of a five-year-old Homeworth girl early Friday....
This was my loving Lil niece who was always full of energy. Her parents loved her with all their hearts just like their other two children. Our family is in so much sorrow. The flu is a bad thing that is going around and unfortunately it hit our family. Please everyone remember life is way to short.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- A Marlboro County man has been accused of assaulting his wife the day after they married.
Thirty-four-year-old Joshua Wade Ingram of Wallace was arrested in Horry County and charged with criminal domestic violence and cruelty to children.
Police say officers responded to a domestic violence call Saturday. The woman told officers she and Ingram had married Friday.
A police report says Ingram became upset when his new wifes 3-year-old daughter accidentally splashed water on him. The report says Ingram grabbed the childs head and slammed it into her car seat.
The woman pulled over and ordered Ingram out of the car. The report says he hit her on the arm twice before getting out.
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Public media have given significant attention over the past several years to the work of activists who wish to legalize marijuana. As a result of their efforts, a number of states have begun to implement laws, which purport to make marijuana available to people with a range of health problems.
Colorado and Washington now have laws that permit adults to openly grow, sell and possess marijuana; no other jurisdictions in the world have implemented this level of tolerance.
The success has come in part by emphasizing potential benefits of marijuana and minimizing likely risks.
Therefore, before New York State jumps on the bandwagon, it is essential that the full picture of risks and benefits is discussed and incorporated into wise policy making.
Three types of arguments have been put forth to support legalizing marijuana: health, economic and legal.
Health: Risks outweigh benefits
First, "marijuana has proven health benefits and is safe." Typically, stories report on individuals who believe that smoking marijuana has helped their chronic pain or spasms. While important, the experience of isolated cases may not generalize what will happen to others: benefit or risk.
To date, no large-scale and systematic studies have shown major benefits of smoked marijuana. In fact, benefits are often limited by a significant incidence of central nervous system side effects, such as hallucinations and uncoordination. A doctor cannot recommend smoked marijuana based on the strength of medical studies documenting reasonable medical benefit with reasonable side effect risks, as there are no such studies.
Advocates often repeat their belief that marijuana has been available for thousands of years and is known to be safe. In fact, the rest of the story, based on a growing body of scientific literature, proves otherwise. In short-term use, it impairs coordination, impairing driving and other complex tasks. Several studies have shown that it is a significant contributor to automobile accidents, the rate of which has risen in Colorado since the state has promulgated medical marijuana.
With long-term use, marijuana can be physically addicting in some people. One in 10 adults who try it will go on to develop patterns of compulsive use, inability to limit their use and significant negative life events. Potential effects in teens are more troublesome, where the likelihood of dependency increases to one in six. Frequent smoking has been shown to affect rates of psychosis, depression, anxiety, lung function, school and work performance and newborn weight. The statement that marijuana is safer than alcohol or tobacco may be partly true; but circulating via the lungs several hundred chemicals, many of known toxic potential, most of unknown effects, cannot be safe.
Most reports of the benefits of marijuana focus on severe debilitating conditions such as end-stage cancer or unremitting pain and hope to focus our compassion so that we will make this "magic medicine" marijuana particularly accessible to those who have no other treatment hope. In such cases, even modest benefit would seem to outweigh nearly all risks. In fact, in areas that have reported their experience, the vast majority of people who are authorized to possess medical marijuana do not have these types of conditions. In fact, in states that approve medical marijuana, folks believe that marijuana has improved almost everything from ADHD to insomnia, leaving the risk-benefit balance unclear. Thus it seems apparent that proposing to use marijuana as a medicine opens the door to nearly any problem, making nearly everyone eligible.
More importantly, underreporting of risk will likely contribute to use by people who have no health problems. It has been shown that perceived risk is an important contributor to the decision to use; if the risk is minimal, why not? While firm data are not yet available from medical marijuana areas, it seems reasonable that more people will use marijuana and be exposed to its associated risks.
Recently, The Buffalo News reported that the director of a national marijuana advocacy group is promoting that marijuana should be regulated like other herbs, which are only superficially monitored. However, no other herb has such known health risks. This proposal highlights the advocates' goal of providing the least possible restrictions on marijuana regulation. No doubt commercialization of distribution of marijuana will magnify that trend.
Economic: Legalization unlikely to boost economy
The second group of justifications often raised in support of expanded marijuana use is that it will improve the economy through new jobs and taxes. The RAND research group raised a number of critical economic questions undermining the credibility of these assertions. For example, how expensive will it be to create the required extensive regulatory structure needed to support new tax collectors, safety monitoring and health side effects? Many of the new jobs will be relatively low paying and unskilled and therefore not likely to add much to our economic progress. While long-term economic projections for marijuana are difficult, it is well-established that the revenues generated to governments from the sale of alcohol and tobacco do not support the billions of additional costs to society that result from the sale of these substances.
It is also said that by removing the profits of illegal marijuana sales and distribution, the costs of enforcement against drug cartels and police interdiction will go down. These benefits may not be substantial either, since it is estimated that only a small percentage of the profits to the cartels comes from marijuana. If they dropped out of the marijuana business completely, it seems likely they would find other ways to maintain their bottom line. Also, it is possible that expanded marijuana use will also expand other legal problems that police will need to deal with, such as an increase in driving under the influence of drugs. Thus, for marijuana, it seems reasonable to expect that while some entrepreneurs may end up making large profits, the costs to the rest of society will be substantial.
Legal: Advocacy groups simplify complex problem
A third set of justifications related to the impact of implementing current marijuana laws relates to civil rights and the criminal justice system. Advocacy groups often report on large numbers of people convicted and incarcerated for simply possessing marijuana, again oversimplifying a complex problem.
For example, in New York State, an individual who possesses moderate amounts of marijuana for personal use in a civil violation is subject to fines, but not incarceration. Those who are in jail for marijuana-related crimes are there either for sales or other crimes, but not the simple possession of marijuana. Unique to our state, high rates of "stop and frisk," especially in New York City, appear to impact minorities disproportionately. This is an area of concern and should be subjected to further legal review. Having a punishment that is appropriate to the crime should remain a cornerstone.
Advocates say widespread use of marijuana in contradiction to laws undermines public support for the legal system. But the vast majority of people do not smoke marijuana. By overstating prevalence of use, they are supporting teen misinformation; "everyone does it, so why can't I?"
Advocates also state that the choice to use marijuana, like other individual decisions, should be purely personal, not subject to governmental restraints. Most of us would agree that government should interfere with personal behavior only by exception. However, when such individual behavior affects us all, such as driving while under the influence, as a society we have a right to attempt to modify individual behavior. Further, we are all affected by unnecessary health care costs of marijuana abuse.
It is also stated that making marijuana illegal has not reduced levels of marijuana use. "Prohibition of alcohol failed, and so it has with pot." In fact, alcohol prohibition did reduce alcohol abuse and health consequences of drinking, such as cirrhosis. It was repealed, however, due to lack of strong public support and impact on other criminal activity.
Since it is well-documented that availability, societal attitudes and perceived levels of risk of abusable substances predict levels of use, it seems likely that the efforts of marijuana advocates will increase use of marijuana. An extensive body of studies has shown that the number of people who use mood-altering substances is closely related to the interaction of several identifiable individual and social factors. These include price, availability, perceived risk and the generally held public view of the substance. Current proposals – potentially decreasing the price, making marijuana more readily available and enhancing societal acceptance of it – reduce the protective factors. These effects are especially important for vulnerable populations: teens and those with mental health issues and/or behavioral problems.
Admittedly, our current societal response to marijuana oversight is not optimal either. The past 10 years of rising rates of marijuana use have undermined the prior 20 years of major decline of use. The strong emphasis and expense of supply reduction has not been sufficiently successful. However, radically changing laws, regulations and how they are implemented is not the right direction.
Have we forgotten the advice that parents and others have given us? Just because everyone else does it, doesn't mean it is a good idea for us. However, knowledge gained from prior experience does provide a path to improvement. For example:
• Expand a public health campaign to accurately inform, in culturally and age-appropriate ways, the risks of marijuana use and abuse.
• Expand relevant research to identify likely benefits of chemical components of marijuana, resulting in products of known safety, dosage, routes of delivery and side effects.
• Expand the use of appropriate interventions, coordinated with legal sanctions, for those with impairment related to sustained marijuana use, such as via drug courts.
• Re-evaluate the role and scope of demand reduction efforts to make them more effective and less intrusive.
Robert Whitney, M.D., is the former medical director for the Addictions Unit at Erie County Medical Center. He has been a board member for the Erie County Council for the Prevention of Alcohol and Substance Abuse since 2005 and the public policy committee chairman for several years.


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Whip our your cock and lash her across her face
I won a trip on the set of Who's the Boss. I asked Tony Danza for his autograph and almost instantaneously I felt a hot sweaty lighthouse whip across my face. I assume this was a Danza Slap
door Keith 19 juni 2004
While engaged in sexual activity slapping the female in the face (preferably the cheek) with your erect penis. The intention is to form an indent of your head on her face.
1.I was ramming Jenn from behind when i got brave and pulled out and danza slapped the bitch.
door J-Fatts 3 november 2006
Something that is totally made up to make someone look bad and not even real and is made up by people who like to lie about stuff to make you look bad and hurt you.
Haha I just made up a danza slap about Michael!
door The Real Tony Danza 10 juli 2008
when a chick is givin you dome you take your dick put of her mouth and smack her in the face with it...the sound is somethin like ...BA CA CA as it ricochets off of her face very funny
the sound of me danza slappin that chick was liike BA CA CA
door B.Carroll 15063 2 september 2006
slapping your biotch with your penis after you bust a nut
When she was done giving me a hummer, I gave her a Danza Slap to show her who's the boss.
door JasonStillwell 4 februari 2003
Originates from Tony Danza's pre-Who's the Boss career as a porn star. This was his signature move.
After I blew my load all over her face, I gave her a Danza slap.
door ras100 3 februari 2003
when your fucking a girl ...you cum on her face then slap it and say " who's the boss bitch!!!"
My new girlfriend was horrified the first time i gave her the danza slap...now she loves it!
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The Nation of Islam (NOI), the oldest Black Nationalist organization in the U.S., has maintained a consistent record of racism and anti-Semitism under the guise of instilling African-Americans with a sense of empowerment since its founding in the 1930s. Under the guidance of Louis Farrakhan, who has expressed anti-Semitic and racist rhetoric for nearly 30 years as NOI leader, the organization has used its programs, institutions and publications to disseminate its message of hate. Despite this record, the NOI has been given a measure of legitimacy by some political and media figures.
Despite formally relinquishing his leadership role in September 2006 due to illness, Farrakhan continues to speak regularly on behalf of his organization at NOI and other events around the country. His public expressions of anti-Semitism have escalated significantly since 2009, during which time he has delivered several speeches and interviews rife with conspiracy theories about Jews and Israel, and about Jewish control of government, finance and entertainment.
During these speaking engagements, including his keynote address at the group's 2011 Saviours' Day convention, Farrakhan has promoted anti-Semitic charges of Jewish deicide, denied Jewish claim to the word "Semite" and charged that Blacks, not Jews, are the "real" children of Israel. He has also repeated many of his past accusations about Jewish involvement in the transatlantic slave trade and exploitation of Black labor in the cotton trade�accusations he has attempted to bolster by promoting multiple anti-Semitic books, including a second volume of the NOI's anti-Semitic 1991 work, The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews.
In summer of 2010 Farrakhan joined with several African American Muslim leaders to form the Coalition of African American Muslims (CAAM). The initiative's first major effort, a September press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, was held to express support for the controversial proposed Islamic community center near Ground Zero.
While some observers suggest that the NOI might fold if Farrakhan dies, it seems more likely that a battle for succession would develop among top ranking NOI officials. Ishmael Muhammad, Farrakhan's assistant minister at Mosque Maryam in Chicago (and son of former NOI leader Elijah Muhammad), is among the most likely contenders for NOI leadership.
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Nigger spelled backwards so you don't get punched by an actual nigger.
de coonshoota6000 07 Iulie 2005
The word reggin comes from the word "Nigger" spelled backwards. Less offensive word to use around people of color when trying to be racist or make prejudice remarks without getting ones ass beaten in like it aint funny. Word not to be used at the work place.
Oh fuck Tim, check out that fuckin reggin mother fucker! lets go fuckin shoot that fucker!
Stop being a reggin Grey Dane, you are such a fucking fagget. Bitch.
Stop being a reggin Grey Dane, you are such a fucking fagget. Bitch.
de Nick 05 Iulie 2004
Nigger spelled backwards. Not used to "avoid having your ass beat" by a welfare recipient, but used instead at work to avoid being fired.
These goddamn reggins are always coming in here complaining about their account like the world owes them something.
de Insedanity 11 August 2006
a word for a black person to be used between friends when one is around
(read it backwards)
(read it backwards)
"Damn dude, look at those damn dirty reggins sittin in the same bus seats as us, BACK OF THE BUS REGGINS!!" says the angry clansmen
de jesus. 24 Martie 2006
Niggers hate become dumbfounded to the sound of the word
Hey you fucking reggin im going to hang you in my back yard
de Kaaail kiike Kigglers 11 Noiembrie 2004
a word used to describe a nigger in front of them....is spelled backwards...they don't get it...
Look at those reggins over there on the porch.
de sallywafflehead 29 Aprilie 2009
The word nigger backwards used in a situation when blacks are present.
While sitting in KFC we told Ted and Justin to quit acting like such Reggins and stop trying to steal ourchicken.
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St. Charles Cancer Center is the first in the state to earn the Certified Quality Breast Center designation from the National Quality Measures for Breast Centers™, a "seal of approval" that recognizes high quality care.
Certified Quality Breast Center-designated sites, of which there are only 23 nationally, are asked to examine their own data over a period of time and answer more than 30 questions about the specifics of care they provide. The questions relate to actual care provided — ranging from appointment scheduling to surgical treatment — and the answers can be compared with other institutions.
St. Charles Cancer Center supplied 2010 data for 75 percent of the NQMBC™ quality measures. Independently audited, the data represented two reporting periods of six months each, and met or exceeded benchmark standards.
"This designation is a seal of approval that we've met or exceeded the expectations for what is considered best care," said Dr. Linyee Chang, clinical director of the St. Charles Cancer Center. "We're not just calling ourselves a breast center — this is an endorsement by an external agency that rigorously scrutinizes how breast cancer care is provided."
Last year, St. Charles Cancer Center also received a three-year, full accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers after demonstrating 100 percent compliance with NAPBC standards for best care in treating women who are diagnosed with the full spectrum of breast disease.
"What these designations mean for our patients is that they can receive care that is on par with some of the most prestigious institutions in the country," Chang said.
An estimated 232,340 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed this year among women in the U.S., according to the American Cancer Society. During that same time, about 200women will be treated for breast cancer at the St. Charles Cancer Center.


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by Patti Hurtgen, Hoard's Dairyman Online Media Manager
This time of year, many reflect on what they are grateful for family, friends and their health. Younger people often think of it as the Christmas warm-up event. For those youngsters in the dairy industry, it is the end of the show and judging seasons. (But, really they have already started thinking about next year.) While at this point in their lives, their experiences are fun, but later in life the thankfulness will reach its full depth.
Children generally are involved in 4-H, FFA, breed associations, sports, school and church groups. These groups become their friends, peers and teammates. Through involvement they learn responsibility, patience and teamwork. That could be building a float for a parade, crafting the perfect topline, participating on a judging team, or helping a younger person learn a new skill. These talents are indeed special and not everyone possesses them.
But, at what cost were these learning experiences? Parents took time from their schedules to transport kids to meetings or practices. Volunteers took their time to coach youth or to organize events where they competed. Generous sponsors donate their time and often financially, so the events are more affordable for all. Those are the time costs.
Some youth are the recipients of Grandpa or Grandma's generosity, with a calf to show. Or maybe an uncle has a barn where the youth keeps their project animal because they don't have a facility. That friendly neighbor who generously shares their clipping chute, blower and clipping supplies. If those items were purchased, the "learning experience" now includes capital investments.
But, think for a moment If every child had a personal driver and expense account for their activities, how would that look? Things like gas to go to meetings, a new show halter for the fair, a new pair of boots for showmanship, monies to attend conferences, lodging at fairs, meals at events that list could go on for pages. Calculating those numbers would make most dizzy and many to wonder where did all that money come from that was spent on "learning" and "fun activities."
But, then again, many consider fairs and conventions as their form of family vacations. Others may go to Florida for summer, while your family chooses the county fair. Some kids may get dirt bikes for gifts, but others are happier with a newborn calf to pick from the barn. One is not better than the other, it is what makes each of us happy.
The smile of success, a tear when a long-earned victory is captured, the concentration of the task at hand, and the camaraderie of friends the priceless memories to be thankful for. Enjoy the video below with some youth scenes from the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville, Ky. There are also links to dairy judging and dairy bowl videos here.
So, take this time of year to be thankful for those who provide you with the things that don't fit in a box their time, talents and treasures. Happy Thanksgiving!
The author is the online media manager and is responsible for the website, webinars and social media. A graduate of Modesto Junior College and Fresno State, she was raised on a California dairy and frequently blogs on youth programs and consumer issues.
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Tiffin reports
Jay W. Cook, 44, of Tiffin, was charged with domestic violence early Sunday morning.
David R. Vaughn, 24, of Tiffin, was charged with drug possession/abuse and disorderly conduct early Sunday morning.
Brian A. Shook, 32, of Tiffin, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and improper lane change early Sunday morning.
Matthew P. Haubert, 22, of Tiffin, was charged with disorderly conduct early Sunday morning.
Timothy E. Wurm, 49, of Tiffin, was charged with public indecency Sunday afternoon.
A man in the 100 block of Main Street reported Sunday evening he found an item that had been stolen from mother's house Saturday night. The item was returned.
A person reported Sunday night what sounded like a gunshot in the first block of West Perry Street. Police searched the area and talked to a couple of people, but were unable to locate anything.
An employee of MJ Brown Co, 220 Wall St., reported Monday morning the office had been broken into overnight.
A man went to the station Monday morning to report another person took his money and wouldn't return it.
A first-block Union Street woman reported Monday morning a cell phone was stolen from her vehicle last Thursday.
County reports
An attempted break-in was reported Sunday evening in the 7000 block of West SR 18.
A 2000-block West TR 1177 woman reported Sunday night medication was missing.
A 1000-block East TR 130 caller reported Monday afternoon collectible tractors and knives had been stolen.
Fostoria reports
A 100-block Olmstead Street man reported Sunday night medication was missing from his residence.
State Patrol
Gavin M. Feucht, 24, of Fostoria, was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and violating traffic lanes early Saturday morning.
County fire
Attica-Venice-Reed firefighters were called to North Main Street Monday morning for a car fire.
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ENERGY STAR® qualified appliance. The new Kenmore Elite™ drawer dishwasher offers the ultimate in versatility with a stylish, compact single-drawer model that fits virtually anywhere! Thanks to their , Kenmore Elite™ drawer dishwashers deliver the best cleaning performance of leading brand drawer dishwashers and feature a wide variety of cycles, options and convenience features.
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One of the greatest stories of an underdog ever. The main character, Rocky Balboa played by Sylvester Stallone, went from being a poor, inner-city Philadelphia club fighter to the world boxing champion, making him go from rags to riches in a short time. He meets his love, Adrian in a pet store and marries her in Rocky 2. They go on to have a son and name him Rocky Jr. In the last film, Rocky 5, he "adopts" a young kid and shows him the ropes of boxing, only to become the object of his jealousy and has to defend himself in a street fight, proving he is the greatest fighter of all time.
Rocky is probably the greatest series of sports movies of all time.
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An overall great series of underdog boxing movies.
The first one was fantastic.
Two - Four were mindless fun.
Five blew.
The first one was fantastic.
Two - Four were mindless fun.
Five blew.
1: Hey, man. Wanna watch the Rocky box-set?
2: Alright, but only if we skip Five.
2: Alright, but only if we skip Five.
by KewDrew January 04, 2006
an amazing guy.
a rocky can be defined by 5 words;
funny, cute, unique, impressive, & huggable.
rocky's are people you can't help but love.
& who could turn down a rocky?
a rocky can be defined by 5 words;
funny, cute, unique, impressive, & huggable.
rocky's are people you can't help but love.
& who could turn down a rocky?
"man, did you see that rocky?! i'm sooo going home with him tonight!"
by Mr,T March 20, 2009
1) a flying squirrel from Rocky & Bullwinkle
2)a boxing movie with 5 sequels
2)a boxing movie with 5 sequels
rocky flies
by DA SHIZNIT May 18, 2004
The role Sylvester Stallone is best (only) known for.
Rocky:Yo Adrian! I did it!
by El Pedro December 15, 2005
A good looking guy who is very charming and sometimes gets his way with the girls. Very sweet guy or cares about their feelings and is always up to talking. He enjoys basketball and long hours of it. Once a girl gets to know him, they always want more. A great guy who always is willing to give, and not just recieve.
"Damnit Bobby, why cant you be Rocky?"
by Americos Mom February 14, 2003
Rocky is an aswome person u cant reject in other words u reject him there is one in million chance he might come back into your life. A guy with huge dick and big ballz a sweet guy
Rocky your a badazz
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Penn State York Offers Two Spring Sections of SAT Preparation Courses
High school students getting ready to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) can find help through two SAT Preparation courses being offered at Penn State York this spring. The two four-session courses for Verbal and Math SAT's are designed to help students improve their SAT skills. Each class meets in four sessions on four consecutive Saturdays - section 1 meets Feb. 25, March 3, 11, and 18. A second section begins in April and meets in four sessions April 8, 15, 22, and 29. Classes are held in the Main Classroom Building at the campus.
Students participating in the Preparation for Your Verbal SAT (9 -11a.m.) will review important skills assessed in the verbal section and have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the format and type of questions on the Verbal SAT. Participants will also practice test-taking in simulated exam conditions. Cost for the Preparation for Your Verbal SAT course is $95.
Noel Sloboda, Ph.D., instructor of English at Penn State York, is the course instructor. Sloboda earned his doctorate in English from Washington University. Sloboda was honored recently by the campus with the 2005 James H. Burness Award for Excellence in Teaching. He has received numerous other honors and awards and has been published in "Studies in Humanities." He is also involved in many language associations and has been a judge for the Lancaster Scholastic Writing Awards. Currently Sloboda is writing a book on Edith Wharton and Gertrude Stein.
Preparation for Your Math SAT (11:05 a.m. - 12:35 p.m.) will familiarize students with the SAT format, and then review SAT math topics including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, graphs, measures and quantitative comparisons. Please bring a calculator to the first class. Cost for the Preparation for Your Math SAT course is $70.
Bruce Babcock, Ph.D., assistant professor of mathematics at Penn State York, is the instructor. Babcock earned a doctorate in mathematics from Michigan State University and is a former winner of the prestigious AMOCO Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award. He was also honored with the Outstanding Teaching Award at Penn State York in 1991 and has authored numerous study guides for the University's Independent Learning Program.
Register for both sessions at $155 and save $10. The course fee includes the book the The New Official SAT Study Guide: For the New SAT by the College Board. For a brochure or more information, please call Penn State York at 771-4050 or visit the campus at 1031 Edgecomb Avenue. You may also visit the Continuing Education SAT Web page at http://ce.yk.psu.edu/satprep.shtml.


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Spin Class: This invigorating class will pump you up with sweet tunes and motivating drills. Spinning is an aerobic group fitness class that takes place on stationary bikes. Instructors simulate cycling outdoors by guiding participants through different drills, varying the tension and pace. This serious calorie burning workout will help tone your leg and glute muscles and increase your anaerobic threshold. During this class the participants are in full control of their workout making it great for beginner, intermediate, and advanced participants. Anyone can take this class. *It is very important to bring a small towel and a water bottle.
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by 8/1/2016 to be reviewed by our grant committee for funding in 2016.
You're Invited to make a bid for hope! The Café Femenino Foundation is hosting a silent auction during Coffee Fest Anaheim. We are combining our efforts to raise funds to help poor women and their families in coffee communities. A Bid for Hope Sep 30-Oct 2 Coffee Fest Anaheim
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Looking to spend more time outside, but don't know exactly what to do?
Come and learn at our upcoming classes, "Sharing Nature with Your Children", and "Grow Your Own Organic Food".
Sharing Nature with Your Children
Do your kids complain about being bored all summer? Do they sit in front of the TV and watch shows and play video games all day? Do you wish that they would get out and explore the world, like you did as a kid?
Join naturalist Julie Luthy for a morning filled with fun activities and nature tidbits that will amaze you and your children. A classroom introduction will be followed by a session of putting the ideas into action outside in the Arboretum, so dress for the weather and get ready for some innovative outdoor exploration.
If you've ever had difficulty getting your kids to hike, play or explore outside; don't miss this!
Time: Saturday, June 8, from 9-11am
Graham Visitors Center at the Washington Park Arboretum
2300 Arboretum Drive E, Seattle, 98112
Cost: $35; $40 after June 2
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Or call (206)685-8033 to register over the phone!
Grow Your Own Organic Food
There is nothing better than a homegrown tomato, ripe, red and warm from the sun, sliced with some olive oil and salt on a bed of your own lettuce, in colors that you would never find at the grocery store! Does this sound delicious to you? You can make it all happen with the right knowledge.
Not only is homegrown food fresher, but you know exactly where it came from, and how it was grown. It's cheaper than buying produce at the market too!
Take this class to learn the tricks of the trade, including using recycled materials, container and limited space gardening techniques, and urban pest control. You'll be enjoying your harvest in no time!
Time: Saturday, June 8, from 1-3pm
Douglas Classroom at the Center for Urban Horticulture
3501 NE 41st St., Seattle, 98195
Cost: $25; $30 after June 2
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1. It's what you buy if you hate Ford.
2. It's what you don't buy if you like Ford.
3. Like a Ford, it also sucks ass.
2. It's what you don't buy if you like Ford.
3. Like a Ford, it also sucks ass.
Chevy sucks! No, Ford sucks! Bla,bla,bla.....Well, I got sick of both of them and got me a Dodge, so there.
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1. An abbreviation of Chevrolet, an American car manufacturer owned by General Motors.
"Hank sure has a nice Chevy"
viết bởi Tom 17 Tháng chín, 2003
Like a rock the only way it moves is by rolling it down a hill.
Chevy...like a rock!
viết bởi Shorty 25 Tháng bảy, 2004
car hardly ever vacates yard
drive by a dealership or drive through town.
viết bởi nick 11 Tháng chín, 2003
The only American made pickup truck with a heated tailgate *this way your friends' hands dont get cold when they push you in the snow*
"Wow mike look at those failures, they drive a chevy"
"yeah bob, i'm glad i dont have to push your FORD like that"
"yeah bob, i'm glad i dont have to push your FORD like that"
viết bởi Matt 23 Tháng mười một, 2004
like a rock
A fucking Chevy just sits there, like a rock.
viết bởi Clem Blarstenfarge 29 Tháng tư, 2003
The kind of truck that looks pretty, but lasts 10 years tops.
My 1989 ford f250 xlt is rusted to shit, but it runs like it was bought yesterday.
At least I dont drive a piece of chevy.
At least I dont drive a piece of chevy.
viết bởi Brennan Platt 25 Tháng hai, 2005
you know on a quiet night if you listen real closely you can hear a chevy rustin away
PAW:well ethel it sounds like that chevy is rustin away again
PAW:i knew i shoulda got that ford
PAW:i knew i shoulda got that ford
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How the debt ceiling could affect you
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Things will get ugly if Congress doesn't approve a debt ceiling increase in three days. Here's how it would affect you.
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Rules and Regulations.
How the Contest will be conducted?
Each month we will have new thread where you can nominate your favorite articles you think are best. After the nomination process we have the complete list of all the articles and the best 5 - 10 of them will be picked and will be open to voting. Judges decision will be final.
At the beginning of Month 2 ( March ) We will have a nomination thread where every one can nominate articles they think are the best.
The nomination will be open for 12 Days and then in 3 days we will choose the best among the submitted ones for open public voting.
Till 25th of the month the voting will be open and then we will choose the winner.
Points to Note:
Will have 2 threads for each month's competition
1. For nomination of the article with the prize declaration.
2. Voting and at the end of the voting - Prize.
Also any member can also provide the prize if he wishes to. For that he need to make the post in the Nomination thread with the details.
Also note that new threads in the forum will be moderated and will not be live when you post them but the reply to the threads will be live as soon as you post them (Unless its flagged as spam).
The competition will be for the articles submitted from September 2007.
What will be the Prizes?
Each month the best article (With public voting) will be awarded prizes from Go4Expert and different companies and it's winner takes them all!
What the article should be all about?
To be eligible articles must be new and must be related to development in some form or another. Check out the Article Submission guidelines for info on posting articles.
Votes will be based on who has voted for you. A vote from leader / team leader will have more weighted average than a registered member with 0 or very low post count and the one which has the highest weighted number of votes will be awarded the prizes.
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Only user's have some minimum number of posts will be able to vote but for nomination you can make posts.
Appended 08 October 2008
Article posted on multiple site would not qualify for nomination. Any article found duplicate would follow the following guidelines - Rules for Duplicate Article Submission
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