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Introduction and Part #1: Katy boob squishes one SM and devours another one
Even before I posted my brief report on Michelle Lombardo eating Shrunken Man pizza, I began to work on a new investigation. Ms. Auxesia sent me off to see what Katy Johnson was up to, as she had been reported to shrink men and crush them or devour them. Not much has been said about Katy in the last few years. She was Miss Vermont in the Miss USA contest in 1999. Then, she had a brief moment of fame when Tucker Max wrote about their sex life and she won a court suit against him. However, I was able to find her doing a photo shoot for a Latin American magazine. I spent several late nights investigating her. Katy used to be sweet and innocent back in 1999, but she sure has turned into a cruel and evil GTS in the last 10 years! Take a look at the 21 photos in my report. I'm certain you'll be convinced.
In this first part, I present you with 5 photos. Two show Katy boob squishing one SM and the other three show her devouring another one. Tell me what you think.
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Religious Toleration in the Age of Enlightenment (1650-1800): Historical Perspectives on Current Debates
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Enlightenment is not something of the past; many of the prominent ideas that shape current Western culture were generated in the context of the Enlightenment. Moreover, the history of the Enlightenment is being continuously rewritten and constantly employed in contemporary political, intellectual and religious debates. In particular, the relationship between religious toleration and Enlightenment has been the subject of numerous historical accounts that carry a great deal of weight in contemporary discussion. Some portray the Enlightenment as a celebration of the vast diversity of religious beliefs and practices in the world; others, as the discovery of a universal reason that tends to dissolve into uniformity the old religious divisions. There are also those who insist that the rise of toleration was not a matter of philosophical ideas but rather of political and social developments of a more practical nature. Discrepancies are even stronger with respect to the role of religious belief. For some, it was the decline of religious belief that gave birth to the modern idea of tolerance. For others, on the contrary, many of the Enlightenment ideas on toleration have clear religious origins.
For most scholars, toleration prior to the Enlightenment was no more than a practical measure taken by governments that could not enforce religious conformity. They argue that it was only during the Enlightenment that this limited view of toleration was transformed into freedom of religion understood as an inalienable human right. There are, however, several scholars who insist on the importance of ideas of religious freedom prior to the Enlightenment or consider that, far from being a right of individuals protected by the state, the religious tolerance advocated by Enlightenment thinkers was, in fact, a tool for the state to limit the freedom of churches.
The Religion and Civil Society Project at the Institute for Culture and Society is organizing an international conference to engage this discussion along two main lines. The first is to trace the many legacies of the Enlightenment present in the prevailing discourses on religion and freedom. The second is to reconsider the existing narratives about the place of the Enlightenment in the history of toleration. This approach aims to examine more critically the underlying presuppositions in recent debates about religious freedom and will contribute to a more rigorous and honest dialogue on this vital subject.
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A woman reportedly has over 100 orgasms a day due to a rare medical disorder called PGAD: Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder.
Forty-four year old Kim Ramsey of England becomes aroused and climaxes doing the most mundane chores or slightest pelvic movement throughout the day, with absolutely no control over her body. This is more of a negative for it completely disrupts her life.
Instead of being in a constant state of pleasure as you might expect, Ramsey says she is unable to have a normal life and is constantly exhausted and sore.
Riding the train, driving a car, sitting, cleaning her house or any other ordinary action can trigger an orgasm. Doctors are not sure exactly what causes this condition but theorizes that it may be because of an accident Ramsey suffered in 2001 where she injured her spine falling down some stair.
Doctors believe Ms.Ramsey's injuries may have caused what is called a Tarlov cyst, to form on the part of the spine where the female orgasm originates.
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Directed by: Ang Lee
Starring: Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Nick Nolte
Continuity mistake: Near the beginning, when Banner arrives at the lab with his helmet on, he removes the helmet when he sees Betty. A close-up of his face is shown and his hair is messy with part of his fringe on his forehead. Betty is shown quickly, then the same shot of Banner is shown again, but this time his hair is perfect.
Continuity mistake: The hole in the car windshield changes size from when the Hulk throws the dog through it to when it's shown the next morning.
Continuity mistake: Near the beginning, when the other scientist accidentally trips the gamma machine on, Bruce helps to get the guy's gas mask on. In one shot, when Bruce throws the scientist to the ground, he is holding onto the gas mask with his right hand, then in the following face shot he is holding it with his left.
Continuity mistake: The breast pockets on Betty Ross's denim jacket switch from buttoned to unbuttoned between shots when she is confronted by David Banner in her house at night, and again, later, when she approaches the Hulk in downtown San Francisco.
Continuity mistake: When the Hulk is standing in the street, we see him standing in the fountaining water from the smashed hydrant but his hair never gets more than damp.
Continuity mistake: When the dad of the hulk comes to see his son for the "deal" he made to turn himself in to the military. You can see the type of handcuff the dads wearing changes kind two or three times in the scene.
Continuity mistake: When Bruce first turns into the Hulk, his wallet is seen coming out of his back pocket. When it lands on the floor it is in front of him.
Continuity mistake: In the scene just after the Hulk has destroyed the tanks in the desert, the camera cuts to the genera. In the first shot we see him touch the side of his head with his hand, then in the following shot his hand his on his forehead.
Continuity mistake: When Bruce first arrives at the lab in the beginning of the movie, Betty tells them that they have to present to the review board on Tuesday. After the experiment where the frog explodes Bruce asks Betty what should they present for Monday.
Factual error: The Hulk picks up a tank, swings it around and hurls it about a mile away where it crashes into a sand dune. The impact should have been as strong as a plane crash, but a few shots later, they show one of the tank crewmembers standing casually outside the tank, watching the Hulk, as if nothing happened to them. All of the men inside the tank should have been seriously injured from the impact, if not dead.
Continuity mistake: When Bruce and Betty are in the cabin, Betty gives Bruce breakfast, and in one shot we see Bruce look at Betty, then a shot from the back shows he is looking down at the plate, then a face shot shows him looking up and at Betty again.
Factual error: In the scene where General Ross is calling in the desert with a satellite telephone, he is using a Thuraya satellite phone. These phones only have coverage in Europe and a large part of North Africa. Since he is using the phone in the US, the phone shouldn't work there.
Continuity mistake: Near the middle when Bruce and Betty have lunch, she says "were you at the lab?" Bruce isn't looking at Betty, he just shakes his head. In the following shot, his head is slightly turned and he is now looking at Betty.
Continuity mistake: When Bruce and Betty are in the middle of the desert, Betty walks to the door where Bruce's parents were arguing, he walks to the door and opens it. He looks in but Betty is still looking at Bruce in this shot, yet in the following shot she is looking in the room.
Continuity mistake: In the middle of the film when Bruce is being taken down into the underground facility in the desert, we see guards standing around his container where he is sleeping. Look at the front, and there is a guard in front of the container with his left arm resting on it. Then it cuts to another shot, this guy is no longer in front of the container nor has his arm on it, this happens between shots. (Zoom in is required).
Factual error: The jet aircraft that the Hulk hangs onto couldn't have flown as high as it's shown to. The max altitude of the F-22 is currently 50,000 feet, any higher than that and the pilot would have to wear a specialised flight suit. To see 'space', an aircraft must reach a height of 90,000 feet, which is almost double the 'safe' altitude for pilots, not to mention the F-22 lacks the engines of the SR-71 or U-2 to cope with the low oxygen levels of the upper atmosphere.
Continuity mistake: Near the end of the film when the Hulk gets up on the cliff side to look at the choppers hovering by him, if you look where he is standing there is a small round rock behind him in this shot, but in all other shots that rock has vanished.
Factual error: When the Hulk is jumping from mountain tops to mountain tops, it is amazing at which speed he falls back on the next mountain. There is nothing wrong with him jumping very quickly at a 20,000 foot altitude (because he is very strong), BUT, the Hulk should not go down faster than a free falling object. Unless he has superman powers, falling from the top of his trajectory to the next mountain top should take something like 2-3 minutes. In other word he should not fall faster than the average skydiver.
Audio problem: During the scene where Bruce's father is giving him the green dinosaur toy and the monkey toy and suggests making them have a fight, the boy "Roars" but his lips don't move at all, in fact his mouth is shut.


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Now, it wants to more than double the money that it has been giving to another nonprofit tenant group headed by Coney.
PHA would like to enter a "memorandum of understanding" with the Resident Advisory Board for $762,256 over the next three years. The deal could be approved by PHA's sole commissioner, Estelle Richman, the acting deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, at a board meeting Monday.


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- Canola finding a home in South Carolina farming operation
- Expects higher wheat yields
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- Driven by bushels in the bin
• Daniel Coleman says canola fits in well with other grain crops grown in the family farming operation headquartered near Florence, S.C.
• The plan, he says, is to grow canola behind corn, double-crop the canola with soybeans, grow wheat double-cropped with soybeans and then come back to corn.
WHEAT AND CANOLA give South Carolina grower Daniel Coleman better rotation options with corn and soybeans.
Driven by bushels in the bin
Caldbeck adds that ultimately growers' satisfaction with the crop is driven by "bushels in the bin".
The primary objective of Rubisco Seeds is to continually evaluate and introduce high yielding winter canola germplasm to regional farmers. Significant investment in hybrid testing in the southern U.S., including at Clemson University, in addition to continual development of best management practices are vital for the integration of this crop into innovative farmers' rotations.
Rubisco Seeds' hybrids are available through a network of retailers in the Southeast.
Coleman says this year's canola crop has been slowed by consistently cool late winter and spring weather. North Carolina recorded the fourth coldest March in history, and the South Carolina grower says conditions weren't much different on his family's farm, which is only a few miles from the North Carolina border.
Despite the cool weather, Coleman says he still plans to have the canola cut and soybeans planted by mid-June.
He will sell his canola to Hart AgStrong and says the company's willingness to set up buying and storage points with area growers will save him valuable time as he makes the transition from cool season to warm season crops.
Garland says, "Our company is committed to strengthening Southern agriculture one family farm at a time, working with growers like Daniel Coleman and his family in South Carolina."
He says AgSouth will continue to offer acre contracts with the opportunity to fix a basis before planting.
Trish DeHond is an area Extension agronomist for Clemson University, and she has worked with the Colemans and other PeeDee farmers to develop canola production in the PeeDee.
DeHond has worked with a number of South Carolina growers who are growing canola and says most are optimistic about growing the crop in the future.
"We are happy to see canola is making a comeback in South Carolina and also glad to have a strong market for this crop." Clemson Extension is conducting canola variety trials at the PeeDee Research and Education Center near Florence, as well as developing an enterprise budget for canola producers," she adds
Growers interested in growing canola this fall can contact DeHond or Gunter at Clemson University, Brian or Claire Caldbeck at Rubisco Seed Company, or Mike Garland with Hart AgStrong.
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organised by the Institute for Popular Cultures of the Zurich University and the Swiss Federal Archives
17-18 October 2013 in Bern
The so-called "second industrial revolution" meant a significant growth in the tertiary sector (banks, insurance companies, etc.); at the same time new administrative bodies arose both in industry and at agencies and public authorities. This went hand in hand with a massive increase in the numbers of employees. The employee became the socio-professional figure of the urban modernity, whereas the professional woman became increasingly important.
Studies on the socio-professional figure of the employee have shed light on this intensification of administrative work, as have papers on the standardisation and mechanisation of administrative processes. What has been studied as well is the emergence of a new architecture of administration in urban areas. This symposium would now like to analyse the intensification of administrative work between 1880 and 1960 by focussing on the formation of a new space, the office. Setting up offices configures and brings about new forms of social behaviour and the organisation of work.
Between the last decades of the 19th and the first decades of the 20th century, the administrative workspace was fundamentally transformed. In the course of the 19th century "for the first time the living-space became distinguished from the place of work." The living-space "constituted itself as the interior," of which the private citizen required "that it should maintain him in his illusions" (Benjamin 1969/1935). While in the last decades of the century domestic space was still often used for administrative work, a specialised room began to develop at the beginning of the 20th century. The office became the universe of both public and private enterprise administration. At the same time, "the real centre of gravity of the sphere of existence was displaced to the office." (Benjamin 1969/1935)
At this time, Taylorism hits (Taylor 1911) administrative work. The ideology of scientific management (Schulze 1913, Leffingwell 1918 and 1925, Galloway 1918, etc.) expanded to Europe, claiming to redesign space according to functional principles of rationalisation. However, the everyday practices of administrative work are at odds with the discourses of rationalisation, so that there is true simultaneity of non-simultaneousness: traditional offices exist next to offices decorated in a modern style, and small and medium-sized companies and public administrative bodies were still grappling with the postulates of rational office set-up in 1960.
The office appears as an apparatus, as a "thoroughly heterogeneous ensemble consisting of discourses, institutions, architectural forms, regulatory decisions, laws, administrative measures, scientific statements, philosophical, moral or philanthropic propositions, in short: the said as much as the unsaid." (Foucault 1977) Employees and secretaries are subject to but not at the mercy of this strategic function of the office. The office is a negotiating space. It defines itself within an ideological and political area of tension. It reflects the economic will to rationalise work just as it does the demands of employees' associations. Attempts at state regulation and the technological requirements of administrative work intersect within it. It is testimony to a standardisation of productive tasks, but also to the need for individual design of the daily work environment. It stands as a place that responds to the technical requirements of the design and implements architectural decisions that explore the new lifestyles of the modern era.
The symposium addresses the development of the office in order to analyse the interdependency between physical and social space, materiality and practices, strategies and tactics, structures and individuals. Likewise, it is intended to approach the office from a historical perspective, as attention is directed towards the significance of the office for structuring and transforming the sociocultural situation from the turn of the last century through the end of the 1950's.
The objective of the workshop is to address those figures, objects, practices, organisational forms and formats for knowledge that have given birth to and characterise the office as a space, and to analyse the interaction between the multiple factors which shape the set-up of offices: the material arrangements (light design, heat regulation, air quality, arrangement of furniture and machines, the movement of goods and people, etc.) as well as the immaterial apparatus (organisation of work, establishment of hierarchies, creating intimacy, regulations, etc.).
The symposium is intended for researchers of various disciplines, from art history to the history of (interior) architecture, literary criticism to the history of work and technology history.
Deadline: Submission of a curriculum vitae and an abstract (up to 2,500 characters) by 31 May 2013.
Languages in the symposium: English, German, French.
Organisers: Prof. Dr. Thomas Hengartner, Dr. Gianenrico Bernasconi, Dr. Stefan Nellen
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After three weeks, most of Monday night's programming has settled into its regular ratings routine, with only minor fluctuations, keeping ABC atop the key races thanks to "Dancing with the Stars" and "Castle." The only source of major flux continues to be NBC's post-"Chuck" lineup, where "The Event" and "Chase" are dropping steadily week-to-week.
Meanwhile, the early return of FOX's "Lie to Me" didn't draw huge numbers, but it certainly exceeded what "Lone Star" had been doing in the same slot.
For the night, ABC averaged a 3.9 rating among adults 18-49, edging out the 3.6 rating for CBS in the key demographic. FOX was a solid third with a 3.0 rating, while NBC's 2.0 rating was fourth. The CW finished fifth with a 1.1 rating.
ABC had a more space overall, averaging an estimated 17.38 million viewers to go with an 11.0 rating/17 share. CBS was a distant second with 11.27 million viewers and a 6.9/11. FOX was third with a 5.0/7 and 8.25 million viewers, ahead of the 3.8/6 and 6.22 million viewers for NBC. The CW's 2.024 million viewers and 1.4/2 were fifth.
"Dancing with the Stars" began the night in first for ABC with 19.5 million viewers and a 4.1 demo rating. FOX's "House" had 10.53 million viewers and a 3.9 demo rating for second. CBS' "How I Met Your Mother" and "Rules of Engagement" were third with 8.52 million viewers. NNC's "Chuck" had 5.39 million viewers and a 1.9 demo rating. On The CW, "90210" did 1.925 million viewers.
ABC stayed on top in the 9 p.m. hour as "Dancing with the Stars" improved to 20.7 million viewers and a 4.6 demo rating. CBS' "Two and a Half Men" (14.24 million and a 4.5 demo) and "Mike & Molly" (12.29 million and a 3.8 demo) were second, both up for the week. NBC's "The Event" had 7.375 million viewers (shedding more than 1.5 million) and a 2.4 demo rating (down by 0.5) in third. FOX's "Lie to Me" premiere was fourth with 5.974 million viewers and a 2.2 demo rating. The CW trailed with 2.12 million viewers for "Gossip Girl."
CBS moved into first in the 10 p.m. hour with 12.03 million viewers and a 3.5 demo rating for "Hawaii Five-0." ABC's "Castle" was a close second with 11.9 million viewers. NBC's "Chase" fell to 5.83 million viewers and a 1.7 demo rating.
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One sequel has a release date and a script, the other is still just conceptual, but both franchises are fan favorites. Jon Chu, the director of Step Up 3D and Justin Bieber: Never Say Never is set to direct G.I. Joe 2 and once again geeked out in the press about his love of the franchise, hopefully inspiring fans everywhere who might be scared that the guy who directed Step Up 2 The Streets is at the helm of their beloved franchise. He's conducted multiple interviews dropping a ton of information about what's he's got up his sleeve.
Then there's Justin Lin, whose Fast Five is mere weeks away. He's been rumored to be interested in directing a new Terminator movie, referred to as Terminator 5 and, in a recent interview, confirmed this and said that he's even talked to Arnold Schwarzenegger about it. Read quotes from both directors after the jump. Read More »


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COOPERSVILLE — The Garfield Street home that caught fire Friday evening is a "total loss" said Fire Chief Gunner Waldie.
Waldie said the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office Monday will investigate what caused the blaze at 5525 Garfield St., between 48th and 50th avenues, next to the Ottawa County wastewater plant.
No one was injured in the 5:47 p.m. fire, but it took five additional departments to help douse it by 11:30 p.m.. Waldie said the family was on its way to Traverse City for the weekend.
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GAME NAME: Army Of Two: The Devil's Cartel
DEVELOPER(S): Visceral Montreal
PLATFORM(S): Xbox 360
GENRE(S): Action, Shooter
RELEASE DATE(S): March 29th
The one thing we are definitely seeing less of these days is split screen co-op games. Some games will throw it in but it never really amounts to anything more than a split screen horde mode, and usually feels tacked on. So a game like Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel where the entire game was built for split screen co-op is a rare release indeed. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is the third game in the series and sees series heroes Salem and Rios take a back seat to let two new masked faces take the helm.
Alpha and Bravo are the new leads and they have just joined the appropriately named T.W.O, an organisation that acts as a kind of peacekeeping force that plays by no rules but their own (a bit of an odd idea but okay). T.W.O's latest endeavour is protecting a man called Cordova, a politician who wants nothing more than to bring down a violent drug cartel in Mexico called La Guadana. This paints a massive bullseye on Cordova's head and it is not long before his armored convoy is ambushed in the streets of Mexico, forcing Alpha and Bravo to break out the grenades and F-bombs.
The story will see you hunting down the head of the cartel, a man called El Diablo (of course he is). You wont need any more motivation than that to constantly pull the trigger as you progress through the story and blow away thousands of El Diablo's men. I wasn't exaggerating about the thousands part either as you will face wave after wave of generic-looking Mexicans with bandanas over their faces as you slide into and leap over cover. This might sound like it gets old fast but strangely it doesn't and that's thanks to a few new features developers Visceral Montreal have thrown in.
Firstly the game now runs on the Frostbite 2 engine, the same engine powering the Juggernaut shooter Battlefield 3. The engine allows for a lot of destruction to buildings and the action never misses a beat no matter how many explosions and limbless bad guys are flying around the screen. The next new addition is enhanced customization which now includes the ability to create your own mask designs from scratch. All the money made during the story can be spent on buying new weapons and outfits as well as a massive selection of pre-designed masks to choose from if your creative juices are not flowing as freely as the enemy plasma is bound to.
All the new visual bells and whistles and detailed customization wouldn't be worth a dime if the game was a snooze-fest. Luckily the new direction the developers have taken, which is to drop the online multiplayer and focus and nothing but all out co-op action, ensures there is never a dull moment. The Overkill feature returns which, when activated, turns your players into walking death machines dealing out explosive ammo that last for short but chaotic periods.
Players can team up for co-op melee kills and the level design allows for a lot of flanks to be set up while either you or your buddy provide suppression fire. If your friend's schedules are a bit too busy to let them join you in some co-op action the AI teammates do a decent enough job. Squad commands can be used to tell teammates to flank enemies and mount machine guns (okay, that sounds a little dirty), but the fun factor is nowhere near the same level as screaming orders to a buddy who is right next to you. There are also slow motion breaches to perform and a few on-rails segments to fight off repetition between the waves of brainless enemies who will basically run at you with a death wish.
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel succeeds at what its trying to do, which is to be a fun mindless split screen bullet romp that doesn't take itself too seriously. It might lack polish here and there and have a very generic throwaway story but the fun factor is definitely there. Not many games can offer you the same split-screen chaos that this game can and for that reason it deserves a look in. Just know what you are getting yourself into and don't expect a riveting single-player experience that will engross you with its story and characters. All you're really able to do is ask a buddy to come over and blow some stuff up.


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Live Large. Think Big. - This website is put together by the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau. See what highlights some of the experts on Dallas think you should visit while you are here. www.visitdallas.com
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Internally, digestive organs are forming. The pancreas, bile ducts and gallbladder have formed by this point. The reproductive organs are also forming, but the external genitalia are not developed yet so you will need to wait to guess the sex by ultrasound.
Her upper lip is fully formed, and tooth buds are forming in her gums. She is beginning a time of rapid brain growth, so be sure to continue with good nutrition. If your baby is a boy, his testes are functioning enough to produce testosterone. At this point she is about 1.25 to 1.68 inches (27-35 mm) from crown to rump, and still weighs only .18 oz (5 grams).
Your baby has a definite mini-human look, although the head makes up about half of his total length. He is still working on completing his development, with finger-nails appearing this week. As his eyes mature this week they develop the iris. The placental blood vessels increase in size to provide more nutrients to your quickly developing baby.
By the end of this month your baby will look like a mini-human. The face is formed, complete with 32 permanent teeth buds. There are even nails at the end of the fingers and toes. There are also major hormonal changes taking place around this time. Her pituitary gland is mature enough to begin producing hormones, and the placenta is mature enough to take over the production of pregnancy hormones. At the end of the twelfth week your baby will be around 3.5 inches long and weigh 1.7 oz.
Your baby's face begins to look more human now, as the face widens to allow the eyes to face the front rather than the sides. He may begin putting his thumb in his mouth as the sucking muscles begin developing. He is also beginning to form skull bones, although these bones are not hardening yet.
You have probably started to see some weight gain as your body grows to accommodate the baby. Weight gain is normal in pregnancy and should not be discouraged.
By the end of this month your hormone levels will have decreased their fluctuations, which may mean that you feel more yourself for the next few months. Also, at the end of this month your baby will be fully formed, needing only to gain weight and continue developing certain organs and structures. This means your risk for miscarriage decreases significantly.
Your increased blood volume would cause you to have high blood pressure if it weren't for the effect of the progesterone on your arteries, causing them to relax and expand enough to accommodate the blood. Progesterone has the same effect on your digestive system, making it relaxed and sluggish, which may be the culprit behind some digestive discomfort.
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OKCPD recruit taken to hospital in critical condition
Incident did not involve a firearm, police say
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An Oklahoma City police recruit was injured during training on Friday, police confirmed.
That recruit was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
A Police Department spokesman told KOCO Eyewitness News 5 that the incident did not involve a firearm.
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Machete threat spurs charges against man
Erie police charged a man with assaulting a woman and threatening her with a machete at a business Monday.
Wilmer R. Romero, 37, is accused of placing a machete on a desk and threatening the woman at her place of employment on East Eighth Street at about 11:15 a.m., according to a criminal complaint.
Romero, who is listed as homeless, was arraigned Monday night by Erie 2nd Ward District Judge Paul Urbaniak on charges of terroristic threats, simple assault and harassment. He was placed in the Erie County Prison on $25,000 bond.
2 injured when pickup truck rolls
WATTSBURG -- Two men were taken to UPMC Hamot after a one-vehicle rollover early Tuesday in Amity Township, state police said.
The crash occurred at about 3:45 a.m. in the 14000 block of Old Wattsburg Road.
Eric D. Hawley, 31, of Wattsburg, suffered serious injuries and was flown by medical helicopter to Hamot, state police at Corry said. He was listed in serious condition Tuesday.
A passenger in the vehicle, Ryan M. Cox, 21, of Union City, suffered moderate injuries and was taken to Hamot by ambulance, police said.
Police said Hawley was driving a Ford F-150 pickup south on Old Wattsburg Road when he lost control and veered across the centerline into the northbound lane.
The truck rolled twice, throwing the men, neither of whom was wearing a seat belt, police said.
Cause undetermined in Friday duplex fire
Erie fire investigators have not yet pinpointed the cause of a Friday fire that heavily damaged a duplex on the city's east side, displacing 10 people.
The cause of the fire at 921 Pennsylvania Ave. is undetermined for now, Erie Chief Fire Inspector Guy Santone said Monday.
Fire Inspector John Widomski said investigators can't eliminate wiring from the first floor to the attic or smoking as possible causes of the fire.
The fire was reported shortly before 4:30 a.m. The occupants of the duplex escaped without injury and are being assisted by the Greater Erie County Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Another Erie fire, in a home at 1818 McClelland Ave. on Monday afternoon, was caused by careless smoking and was ruled as accidental, Santone said.
Erie firefighters were called to that house at 4:29 p.m. and found fire in a second-floor bedroom. The fire was contained to the bedroom, but some portions of the first floor received water damage, Santone said.
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A couple of quick notes on the Patriots:
1. Former New England wide receiver Troy Brown will be at Radio City Music Hall for the NFL Draft on Friday to announce the Patriots' second- and third-round picks.
The league began the tradition last year when it had alumni from every team announce the second-round picks. Hall of Famer Andre Tippett handled to job for the Pats.
2. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello announced that the NFL has increased offseason rosters from 80 to 90 players. The change will go into effect Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The Patriots currently have 74 players on their roster. Only the top 51 salaries count against the cap.
The 90-player limit will include active, inactive, practice squad, exempt players, those on reserve lists, unsigned draft choices and franchise free agents.
Teams will have to cutdown to 75 players following the third preseason weekend. Rosters are then trimmed down to 53 a week before the season begins.
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The inaugural midday release of the USDA's January crop report doesn't disappoint, with corn reversing early losses and now sharply green as Dec. 1 stocks come in at 8.03B bushels vs. expectations of 8.21B. Ending stocks are estimated at a slim 602M bushels vs. expectations of 667M. Beans are down after production came in higher than expected. Wheat jumps on lower-than-anticipated planted acres.
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One who caters greatly to one side, with a fanatical zeal usaully.
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Partisans are less annoying when they're not communist America hating bastards like Not Proud To Be An American.
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What most voters think they aren't when they are.
Im sick of these liberals. They are so far left they the definition of partisan.
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CGTech and DP Technology have developed the Esprit-to-Vericut interface. The new interface launches the Vericut NC verification, machine simulation and optimization software from within the Esprit 2012 CAM system. Designed for complex CNC machines and machining processes supported by Esprit users, it accurately simulates the CNC machine and material removal using the actual NC code. The interface provides a comprehensive solution that helps prevent errors on the shop floor, avoiding material scrap, machine damage, broken tools and wasted time, the companies say.
Tools, fixtures and workpiece material created in Esprit are seamlessly transferred into Vericut, which is automatically set up in the correct orientation and coordinate system. Both the kinematics and controller of each machine tool are accurately modeled and defined inside Vericut to ensure that the checks mirror the exact behavior of the CNC machine. Therefore, possible programming errors can be identified without putting an actual machine tool at risk.
The Esprit CAM system is designed for two- to five-axis milling, two- to 22-axis turning, two- to five-axis wire EDM, multitasking turn-mills and B-axis machine tools. Vericut is a software program that simulates and displays the material removal process of an NC program so that programmers can verify the quality and accuracy. The program also shows full 3D simulations of NC machine tools to check for collisions.


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CSCMP and the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) understand that budgets are tight, but we also know that now is not the time to stop investing in yourself or your company. Now, it's more important than ever to:
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SCLAA is a member based organization and at their very core is the mission to serve and advance the interests of Supply Chain and Logistics professionals and practitioners (SCL) in Australia. SCLAA does this through the development of the profession and practice of SCL, collaboration with industry stakeholders and promotion and recognition of world's best practice.
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une 15, 1998
Games, art and kayaking
Woodinville Parks and Recreation will offer a variety of summer programs for area youth.
Free Play in the Park
for ages 8 to 12 will be held on Thursdays Aug. 6-27 at Woodin Creek Park from 10 a.m. to noon. Flag football, basketball, tennis, arts and crafts are planned. This is a drop-in program, so registration is not required.
Art classes
will be held June 29-July 20 in the basement of City Hall. Cost is $28 plus a $5 materials fee.
Children ages 3 to 6 can take part in
Collage Creations
from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Drawing Stills
will be held between June 29 and July 20 for ages 7 to 11 years.
Life Drawing II
for ages 12 to 14 is planned for June 29 through July 20 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Kayaking and birdwatching
on the Sammamish River will take place July 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is $15. Another kayak adventure is planned for Aug. 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is $10. Preregistration is required for both of these trips. Call (425) 489-2700.


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Foot-long hot dog can be traced back to 1930s
Even though I am 90 years old, I have very vivid memories of my childhood years. I was born and raised in the Town of Cheektowaga. In 1933, when I was 10 years old, my parents packed us four children into our 1928 Model A Ford and we drove down South Harlem Road to a hot dog stand called Queen's, where they served a foot-long hot dog on a foot-long roll. My dad ordered three, which we split six ways. The soft drink, which of course we could not afford, was called Queen-O. So, the foot-long hot dog and the foot-long roll were around long before 1950.
This would be the first and last time we would be treated to such a luxury because the Depression of the 1930s began to tighten its grip on all of us.
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A total of 114 entries have been submitted in this year's annual TANAPA Media Awards being organized by Tanzania National Parks and only 82 entries out of them qualified for the competition.
TANAPA's Corporate Communications Manager Pascal Shelutete explained in Arusha recently that among the entries submitted for competition, 79 were from Newspaper cuttings while 16 and 19 were from radio and television programs respectively.
This year's submission is an increase of 235 per cent compared to 34 entries that was submitted in the last year competition.
The initial scrutiny stage has identified 82 entries to qualify for the competition as they meet necessary qualifications for submissions irrespective of the contents of the story. The qualified entries were identified to be 63 from newspaper cuttings as well as 7 and 12 Radio and Television programs correspondingly.
The annual TANAPA Media Awards is an initiative meant to encourage media practitioners to publish articles, news, features, stories and visual imagery that create awareness as well as public involvement in the promotion of domestic tourism as well as conservation initiatives in the National Parks.
Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu delivering his closing remarks during the closing ceremony of the Tanzania Saudi Youth Dialogue Forum.


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> seen any deer sign?
December 30, 2002, 09:24 PM
what's with these fuzzy trees? ;)
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December 30, 2002, 09:36 PM
Now I might be mistaken but I am pretty sure that is a buck rub. I usually see the trees with the bark rubbed right off. But there is one cedar tree right next to my stand that has the same fuzzyness. It wasn't there one weekend then it was there the next.
Art Eatman
December 30, 2002, 10:45 PM
Now, THAT is a for-sure serious rub! This late in the year, it's sure not from rubbing velvet! That guy's plumb ready for love!
:D, Art
December 31, 2002, 08:50 AM
I found a couple of rubs like that this year in my general hunting area, but they come few and far between.
December 31, 2002, 06:44 PM
thats bark fungus. You should cut it down and burn it before it spreads to other trees.:D
Your shotgun stock probably contracted it also.
January 1, 2003, 01:55 PM
I saw a rub like that on TVA land near Guntersville Dam. Lots of droppings too. Too bad there are no firearms allowed close to that dam. I need to get a bow for next year...
January 1, 2003, 05:26 PM
If I found a rub like that I don't think I'd come home until I had one hell of a Deer.
The rubs around here arn't anywhere near that. One side of a tree and only 12" in length at the most. Looks like he's been shaving that tree for a while.
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Columbus, Ind. - For the second time in as many days, senior Chris Cunningham led the Grand Valley State men's golf team with an even-par 72 at the Wisconsin-Parkside Spring Invitational. As a team, the Lakers finished Monday's (Mar. 31) final round with a score of 302 (+14), which left them in a tie for fourth place.
Cunningham totaled 144 (E) over the course of 36 holes and tied for third place individually.
Sophomore Chris Beltzer, who shot a 74 (+2) on day one, struggled to a six-over par 78 on his closing 18 holes and tied for 26th place. One stroke behind him was redshirt junior Jack Rider. The Kalamazoo, Mich. product fired an 80 (+8) and tied for 32nd place with a two-day total of 153 (+9).
Sophomore Austin Eccleton bounced back from an opening-round 79 (+7) with a three-over par 75. Fellow sophomore Tyler Polulak also had a much better closing round. The DeWitt, Mich. native carded a second-round 77 (+5) and posted a 36-hole score of 157 (+13).
GVSU also had one individual competitor, redshirt freshman David Buko, who tallied a 161 (+17) for the tournament.
Indianapolis (586, +10) won the team portion of the event by nine strokes, while Wayne State (595, +19) came in second place and Saginaw Valley State (599, +23) was third. Southern Indiana matched the Lakers' total of 600 (+24) to tie for fourth place.
Wayne State's Austin Hill and Indianapolis' David Frank tied atop the individual leaderboard with scores of 143 (-1).
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Professors Johnson and Millon Publish in The Business Lawyer
Washington and Lee law professors Lyman Johnson and David Millon have published an article in the most recent issue of The Business Lawyer. The article, "Corporate Law After Hobby Lobby" appears in Vol. 70, Issue 1.
Download the full text of the article here.
From the abstract:
We evaluate the U.S. Supreme Court's controversial decision in the Hobby Lobby case from the perspective of state corporate law. We argue that the Court is correct in holding that corporate law does not mandate that business corporations limit themselves to pursuit of profit. Rather, state law allows incorporation for any lawful purpose. We elaborate on this important point and also explain what it means for a corporation to "exercise religion." In addition, we address the larger implications of the Court's analysis for an accurate understanding both of state law's essentially agnostic stance on the question of corporate purpose and also of the broad scope of managerial discretion.
Prof. Johnson Publishes Reply in Washington and Lee Law Review Online
The Washington and Lee Law Review Online published a new article by Professor Lyman Johnson and Rob Ricca entitled "The Still-Dwindled Revlon". The article is a reply to Nearing 30, Is Revlon Showing Its Age? by Mohsen Manesh of the University of Oregon School of Law.
The full text of the exchange is below:
"The Dwindling of Revlon" by Lyman Johnson and Robert Ricca
"Nearing 30, Is Revlon Showing Its Age?", a response by Mohsen Manesh
"The Still-Dwindled Revlon", a reply by Lyman Johnson and Robert Ricca.
Professors Johnson and Millon author comment on Affordable Care Act provision
Washington and Lee law professors Lyman P.Q. Johnson and David Millon, along with distinguished colleagues, have authored and submitted comments to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Department of Health and Human Services. Specifically, the comments address the proposed definition of "eligible organization" for purposes of coverage of certain preventative services under the Affordable Care Act.
From the abstract:
In late August 2014, after suffering a defeat in the Supreme Court Hobby Lobby decision when the Court held that business corporations are "persons" that can "exercise religion," the Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") proposed new rules defining "eligible organizations." Purportedly designed to accommodate the Hobby Lobby ruling, the proposed rules do not comport with the reasoning of that important decision and they unjustifiably seek to permit only a small group of business corporations to be exempt from providing contraceptive coverage on religious grounds. This comment letter to the HHS about its proposed rules makes several theoretical and practical points about the Hobby Lobby holding and how the proposed rules fail to reflect the Court's reasoning. The letter also addresses other approaches to avoid in the rulemaking process and argues for rules that, unlike what the HHS has proposed, align with the Supreme Court's reasoning while being consonant with generally applicable precepts of state law and principles of federalism.
The full letter may be read here.
Prof. Johnson co-authors Supreme Court Amicus Brief
Washington and Lee law professor Lyman Johnson is co-author on an amicus brief, filed yesterday, September 2, 2014. The brief supports the respondents in Omnicare Inc., et al. v. Laborers Dist. Council Constr. Indus. Pension Fund, et al. a case currently before the United States Supreme Court, docket no. 13-435.
This securities law case, appealed from the sixth circuit, addresses whether a statement of opinion or belief is actionable under 1933 Securities Act §11 only if the speaker knew its disclosures were untrue.
Download the brief here.
Prof. Lyman Johnson Contributes to Business Law Prof Blog
Washington and Lee law professor Lyman Johnson was recently invited to contribute to the Business Law Prof Blog. Professor Johnson's post, Hobby Lobby – A Landmark Corporate Law Decision, discusses the Supreme Court's decision in the high profile Hobby Lobby case. It appeared on Wednesday, July 2, 2014.
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The Court held that a closely-held business corporation was a "person" under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), that such a for-profit corporation could indeed "exercise religion" under that Act, and that as applied to closely-held corporations the contraceptive mandate promulgated under the Affordable Care Act violated RFRA. Two days after the controversial decision, the sky has not fallen, although dire forecasts to that effect still abound. My post today makes a simple but basic point: quite apart from the decision's implications for religious liberty in the corporate realm – no small thing, to be sure – and notwithstanding the still unfolding legal and political fallout,Hobby Lobby immediately became a landmark decision in which the Supreme Court spoke in unprecedented fashion to an issue going to the very foundation of corporate law, the question of corporate purpose.
Prof. Lyman Johnson Speaks at Virginia State Bar Annual Meeting
Washington and Lee law professor Lyman Johnson spoke at the Virginia State Bar Annual Meeting on June 13, 2014. The program was titled "Family Feuds, Shareholder Oppression and Judicial Remedies." Professor Johnson was joined by William Rakes (Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore LLP), Yama Shansab (Ferguson Walton & Shansab PLLC), and Martha Leary Sotelo (Vaughan Fincher & Sotelo PC) for a multifaceted discussion of the corporate, trust, and psychological issues encountered in the battles for control over Luray Caverns, Disthene, Inc., and the Cavalier Hotel.
Prof. Johnson Speaks at University of St. Thomas
On Thursday, April 24, 2014, Washington and Lee Law professor Lyman P.Q. Johnson speaks at University of St. Thomas at an event sponsored by the Veritas Institute. The conference is part of the "Higher Calling Series" and titled "Business as an Agent for Social Change: Social Entrepreneurship, Benefit Corporation, Curing Poverty".
Professor Johnson will participate as a panelist in a conversation about social entrepreneurship and Benefit Corporations and the positive social role they play in contemporary society as well as possible unintended consequences such movements can have for business. Professor Johnson is joined by John McVea, Ph.D. of the University of St. Thomas, Elizabeth Babson of Drinker Biddle and Reath LLP, Haskell Murry of Belmont University and Michael Naughton, Ph.D. of the University of St. Thomas.


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Imagine Tomorrow - competition for High School studentsTuesday, January 31, 2012, 1:22 pm
Imagine Tomorrow hopes that you and your students will participate in a problem solving competition for 9-12 graders hosted at Washington State University in Pullman. Now in it's fifth year, Imagine Tomorrow is inviting students from Oregon, Idaho and Montana to join Washington state students in developing creative, carefully researched solutions to society's grand challenges. Unlike any other school competition, Imagine Tomorrow breaks down barriers to personal advancement, fosters inclusion and collaboration, and strengthens our students, schools, industries, and communities.
2012 Topic: Ideas fuel the future.
As the world transitions to alternate energy sources, people have to make fundamental changes in the way they operate. In this high school problem-solving competition, the students' task is to explore ways to enable some aspect of this transition. What types of behavior changes will be necessary, and how do we bring those about?
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Police officials' criminal links: Report submitted to DGP
By Express News Service - THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
Published: 11th November 2012 10:37 AM
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Intelligence ADGP T P Senkumar on Saturday submitted a report to the Director General of Police K S Balasubramaniam on the criminal links of a section of officers in the Police Department.
In his report Senkumar has named as many as 50 officials who have links with the spirit and sand mafia.
Balasubramaniam told 'Express' that action would be taken against the erring officials after further verification.
"The findings in the report have to be verified before taking action. And action will be taken against the officials in accordance with the offence committed by each of them," he said.
"Some cases will have to be referred to the government for further action," he added.
Sources said that Senkumar had submitted a compilation of individual reports sorted district-wise and not a consolidated one. Copies of the report have also been given to range IGs.
The report gains relevance in the wake of the alleged murder attempt on Kollam City Police Commissioner by the sand mafia.
Kollam Rural SP K B Balachandran was transferred for his alleged links with the sand mafia.
The action was based on an Intelligence Report which confirmed that the rampant sand mining in the district had the backing of the official.
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