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"A Gift for Dad" by Pastor Scott Sassaman, based on the text Genesis 2:1-3
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"Great Gifts from Fine Fathers," by the children of the church, based on the text Proverbs 3:1-6 and Ephesians 6:1-4
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"Above all," by the Rev. Dr. Rufus Burton
Harmony United Methodist Church
"Simple Gifts," by guest speaker, the Rev. Erik Alsgaard
Inwood United Methodist Church
"Father's Day," by guest speaker Sheila Owens, based on the text Ephesians 6:1-4
Leetown United Methodist Church
"Father's Day" by the Rev. Joanna Marceron
Middleway United Methodist Church
"Eternal Life" by Pastor Brian Darrell, based on the text John 3:1-17
Otterbein United Methodist Church
"A Little Rough Around the Edges," by the Rev. Mark C. Mooney, based on the text 2 Corinthians 13:11-13
St. John's Lutheran Church
"A Little Dirt," by Pastor James D. Riley Jr.
Tabler Presbyterian Church
"The Great Commission," by Pastor Wiliam D. Moore, based on the text Matthew 28:16-20
Tomahawk Presbyterian Church
"Seeking the Grace; Love; and Fellowship," by Pastor Bill Barnett, based on the text Psalm 8; 2 Corinthians 13-11-23; and Matthew 28:16-20
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Audiences this season will get a preview of things to come at Chautauqua Institution when the Rev. Robert M. Franklin Jr. presents the afternoon Interfaith Lecture on July 10 and the closing Sunday worship service on Aug. 25.
Franklin, president emeritus and distinguished professor of social ethics at Morehouse College in Atlanta, will be succeeding the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell as director of the Department of Religion at the end of the year.
For many longtime Chautauquans, Franklin will be a familiar face.
"Over the past decade, I have visited each summer and have had increasingly deeper exposure to the community as preacher, chaplain, morning lecturer and as theologian in residence in 2005," Franklin said.
He is the first African-American in a top leadership position at Chautauqua, and follows the institution's first woman director of religion.
"I am honored to succeed someone whom I regard as a mentor, adviser and dear friend," Franklin said.
Chautauqua President Thomas Becker sees Franklin's previous associations with the institution as a plus.
"Robert Franklin has had a long history at Chautauqua – preacher, scholar, lecturer, board member," Becker said in an email interview. His family "has invested in their own Chautauqua experiences. That familiarity coupled with his capacious intellect, global involvement, expressive capacities, educational leadership and generous heart make this opportunity to lead Chautauqua's Department of Religion truly exciting."
Franklin said one of his goals is to continue to push the institution's reach beyond the borders of its small lakeside community.
"I'm really excited about expanding the interfaith program," he said. "I want to ensure it is user-friendly for a 21st century audience."
One priority is to broaden its presence online and in social media, he said, "for people to stay in touch all year, to help sustain the sense of community."
He also plans to reach out even further to international religious groups.
Chautauqua in recent years has dedicated a number of programs to examining the Abrahamic faiths (Jewish, Christian and Islam) and emphasizing their commonalities as much as their differences. It's something Franklin said he wants to continue, but he hopes to also bring in more presentations from Eastern religions, such as Buddhism and Hinduism.
On the world stage, this is an important moment for people of faith, he said.
"Religion is regarded as a very powerful force, for ill or for social good," Franklin said. "I see Chautauqua in a leadership role in harnessing it for good, as exemplified by the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."
He may get some added financial help along the way.
Barb Mackey, a retired college administrator from Ohio, has donated the seed money for an endowment, dedicated to her friend Campbell, to support the institution's Abrahamic programs.
"I just think it's what the world needs right now," Mackey said, adding she calls Chautauqua "my spiritual home. It has helped me see the world much more broadly. … This is just the right thing to do."
Becker, too, is looking forward to an interesting future as the retreat continues to expand from its 19th century Protestant roots.
What was radical in the founders' time, that faith and science are intertwining pathways to truth, remains a dynamic reality in our time, he said. "We live in a time in which we are enabled to screen out ideas, ideologies and expressions we don't agree with – even those who make us uncomfortable. Chautauqua offers an environment conducive to risk-taking: intellectually, spiritually, artistically. When truly engaged, we are challenged.
Franklin acknowledged those challenges, and noted that the programming packs a multitude of riches into nine summer weeks.
"It is the proverbial firehose," he said, when asked about the average experience on the grounds. Of course, along with the various speakers, vacationers get daily servings of music, theater, popular entertainment and a host of classes, along with boating, tennis, golf, swimming, hiking and sitting on the porch.
But some of his most meaningful experiences there, Franklin said, have been the "after hours" private meals and discussions, including invitations from visitors who want to continue the conversation.
"People who are faithful and thoughtful and who want to be agents of good will – and who also may feel kind of lonely at home when trying to express this – they enjoy being able to share those ideas," Franklin said.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared Harris County's plan to run tomorrow's election with borrowed voting machines and paper ballots.
What's known as pre-clearance is necessary under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which requires elections officials anywhere in Texas and eight other states to submit to the federal government any proposed changes to the election process.
"The Attorney General does not interpose any objection to the specified changes," states a memo from J. Eric Rich of the Voting Section of DOJ's Civil Rights Division. "However, we note that Section 5 (of the Voting Rights Act) expressly provides that the failure of the Attorney General to object does not bar subsequent litigation to enjoin the enforcement of the changes."
That is, DOJ can still sue if Harris County messes up.
Terry O'Rourke, first assistant county attorney, called the letter "a very good first step toward running a lawful and successful election" and said investigators from his office and the District Attorney's office will be on stand-by tomorrow to respond to any voting-related complaints.


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New York Photos of the Week April 29th – May 6th
President Barack Obama visited a New York Police Department station house in Lower Manhattan during his visit to the city
Thursday. The president signed the station house command log — adding the note "God Bless!" — which was later placed in the
precinct's display case. (Rob Bennett for The Wall Street Journal)
At the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed in Pakistan Sunday, spontaneous celebrations broke out at the World Trade
Center site, shown here, and in Times Square. (Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal)
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's first public installation in New York City, Zodiac Heads, is now on view near the southeastern corner of Central Park. The work was unveiled Wednesday, but Mr. Ai was not present, having been detained by Chinese authorities last month. Here, the bronze heads are covered before their official unveiling. (Melanie Burford/Prime for The Wall Street Journal)
At Christie's in Manhattan, art handlers hang Alexander Calder's "Aspen", scheduled to go on the auction block at the house's Post-War and Contemporary spring auction, to be held May 11-12. Brett Gorvy, one of the house's heads for post-war and contemporary works, watches with a Mark Rothko painting in the background. (Melanie Burford/Prime for The Wall Street Journal)
The Pulaski Bridge leg of the Five Borough Bike Tour on May 1. (Dustin Drankoski/The Wall Street Journal)
Tara Wright, who created the '21′ Triple Crown cocktail, behind the bar at the '21′ Club. (Agaton Strom for The Wall Street Journal)
Baseball superfans Ryan Wagner (l) and Mike O'Hara are on track to watch every Major Leage Baseball game of the 2011 season from the "Fan Cave" on Broadway and West 4th Street. (Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal)
Two Russian spacesuits on display Tuesday at Bonhams auction house. The suits were part of the house's annual 'Space History Sale,' which took place Thursday. The sale will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Alan Shepard's mission on the Freedom 7, which made him the first American in space. (Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal)
Illustrator and Art Director Joe Petruccio shows pages from one of his Mets Diaries in his midtown east office. Mr. Petruccio, who is the official artist for Muhammad Ali and Graceland, is also known for his illustrated sports diaries documenting the travails of the New York Mets. (Natalie Keyssar for The Wall Street Journal)
Fried zucchini blossom beignets at Petite Maison in Midtown. (Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal)
Savage Beauty, the new exhibit at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases the work of Alexander
McQueen. The retrospective if the first staged since the designer's 2010 suicide. Here, some of McQueen's signature designs.
(AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
Anna Landford, 25, of London, snaps a picture of the 9/11 Memorial on the Jersey City waterfront. The World Trade Center site is in the background. (AP Photo/The Jersey Journal, Andrew Miller)
An Operation Hercules anti-terrorism squad in Manhattan. The NYPD said it has ratcheted up security since Osama bin Laden's death.(Kevin Hagen for the Wall Street Journal)
Reggie Watts mans the sound booth during a rehearsal of "Radio Play" at P.S. 122. "Radio Play" is performed in the dark to emphasize the sound. (Bryan Derballa for The Wall Street Journal)
Southern Hospitality's pulled pork sandwich. (Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal)
Firefighters said debris that had been collected in a home led to a fire at 1711 Popham Ave. in the Bronx Wednesday. (Rob Bennett for The Wall Street Journal)
A seal turned up on a beach near Inwood Hill Park off Dyckman Street in Manhattan Wednesday. Citing marine biologists, local police said the seal has been known to visit the area on occasion. (Rob Bennett for The Wall Street Journal)
A five-alarm fire caused severe damage to O'Neill's Restuarant and Bar in the Maspeth section of Queens Monday. The cause of the blaze may have been a deep fryer in the basement kitchen. (PJ Smith for The Wall Street Journal)
People gather at the corner of Church and Vesey streets to celebrate the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed. (Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal)


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STARKVILLE – Nick Griffin was recruited to be the power back in Mississippi State's backfield to compliment LaDarius Perkins the last three years.
But torn anterior cruciate ligaments in both knees have derailed the former Perry Central standout's college career.
Now fully recovered from his second surgery in December of 2012, Griffin is hoping to make up for lost time heading into his final season with the Bulldogs.
"I've had a lot of reoccurring injuries but I've just kept persevering," Griffin said. "I just feel real blessed to have a second chance."
The 226-pound six-footer rushed for 2,080 yards and scored 36 touchdowns as a senior in high school, becoming one of the Magnolia State's top prospects. Griffin redshirted his first season at MSU but tore his left ACL in the spring of 2011.
Griffin played the final five games of 2011 and appeared in all 12 regular season contests in 2012 but tore his right ACL during Gator Bowl practice. After missing the entire spring in 2013, he returned to the field for all 13 games in the fall but was limited to only 24 carries for 96 yards and a touchdown.
Griffin took first-team reps during the Bulldogs initial spring scrimmage and led the team with 74 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries. One of Griffin's scores came on a 52-yard jaunt showcasing his speed of old.
"It was an opportunity and once you get an opportunity you've got to seize it and grab a hold of it," Griffin said. "The (defense) thought I was slow but I'm not as slow as I used to be and now they know it."
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Head coach Dan Mullen was pleased with State's initial scrimmage inside Davis Wade Stadium last weekend but wants to see even more the second time around.
The Bulldogs will hold their second stadium scrimmage Saturday at 11:20 a.m., which will be open to the public.
"I want to see us do everything just a little bit better than we did last week," Mullen said. "I don't care if you're a fifth-year senior or a redshirt freshman, you need to take a step forward in every little detail. I want to see a clean scrimmage."


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Spam on the Menu at ITU TELECOM WORLD 2006
December 7, 2006 China's booming markets and the explosion in high-speed networks globally are creating plenty of optimism at the ITU Telecom World 2006 in Hong Kong this week. Mobile phones and wireless networks now reach about one-third of humanity as worldwide, about 215 million consumers use some sort of broadband network to retrieve content on the Internet, while 60 million subscribers, mostly in Asia, use mobile broadband networks. It is the first time that ITU Telecom World is not held in Geneva, Switzerland, reflecting Asia's strong market potential. One of the highlights of this year's ITU Telecom World 2006 is a one day event being held tomorrow entitled "Countering Spam Cooperation Agenda". Key international and regional organizations invoIved in the fight against spam will gather to discuss greater collaborative efforts to combat spam and related threats.
A number of organizations worldwide are actively engaged in the fight against spam, but a solution cannot be found unless these organizations share knowledge of the work they have undertaken to date, pinpoint potential overlaps and cooperate to address the gaps. Unsolicited commercial communications by e-mail represent a major plague threatening the Digital World. This workshop will consider specific practical next steps that can be taken to work toward a common countering spam cooperation agenda.
The first symptoms of spam were mild irritation to users. Now the disease has progressed to the point where spammers are sending billions of messages per day, choking off the legitimate email correspondence that needs to flow freely within and between organizations and all inhabitants of the Digital World. Today, spam represents around 90% of all email messages.
Robert Shaw, Deputy Head, ITU Strategy and Policy Unit, comments: "Monty Python's new musical Spamalot might be hot fare in the comedy fan's world, but for the Digital World spam is no laughing matter. Not only is it a nuisance, it is now the primary mechanism to deliver viruses used to hijack millions of home computers which are then used without their owner's knowledge to relay on even more spam. These "zombie armies" are used to send out "phishing" attacks intended to dupe unwary users to give up personal financial details which are used to siphon money out of their back accounts."
Shaw noted: "Spam has got to be canned. People are losing their life savings and suffering credit problems, and businesses losing vital sales and customer trust because of downtime. Above all, it has seriously undermined user confidence in online activities, hampering the development of the digital economy. The organizations represented in this event have got a message to the world's top spammers: no matter where you are in the world, we are going to work closely together to track you down and put you out of business."
The day-long event will gather top experts in the field and share information on the very latest trends in scams, malware and fraud. The meeting will be opened by ITU Deputy Secretary-General Roberto Blois who will emphasize that it represents a reinforcement of ITU's growing focus on cybersecurity issues. Mr Blois said: "At last month's ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Turkey, our 191 Member States singled out cybersecurity one of our highest priorities. You will see some new pro-active initiatives from ITU in this domain during the 2007 timeframe. ITU is indeed uniquely positioned to take up this challenge - our membership includes both governments and private companies and it's the only forum where we can all work together on these issues."
The event will be chaired by Constance Bommelaer, Manager of Public Policy for the Internet Society (ISOC) and encompasses a series of sessions, including:
1. Setting the Stage: The evolution of Spam and related threats
Latest trends in spam techniques
2. Countering Spam: China Country Case Study
As the world's largest telecommunications market for fixed-line, mobile and soon overall broadband subscribers the People's Republic of China presents an interesting case study of dealing with spam and broader cybersecurity threats. What is China's approach? 3. Countering Spam: Country Experiences
Explores a number of country experiences in countering spam as well as the particular challenges that developing countries face in dealing with spam and broader cybersecurity threats 4. Regional and International Cooperation Frameworks
Experiences gained by a number of regional and international government-related cooperation frameworks that have emerged in the last few years
The event will conclude with specific proposals on how better cooperation can be coordinated globally among relevant organizations participating in the event: these include Microsoft; AOL; the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG), ISOC, Internet Society of China, the Commerce, Industry and Technology Bureau, Hong Kong; the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD); Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA); Internet Initiative, Japan; Outblaze, India; International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), UK; Asia-Pacific Telecommunity, Bangkok, Thailand; Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission and APEC-TEL's e-Security Task Group.


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You ***** and moan so much about Pacquiao facing off against a black slick fighter, That fight was horrible for Eriks style. You don't even know **** Burner .
Morales had a great fight camp and was feeling in good shape. Dude stated he was better than ever, Moving up in weight was the problem that's all. He wasn't the same fighter at 135. At 130 when he faced off Pacquiao he still had gas in the tank, Which was noticeable in his first fight against Pacquiao. But clearly he wasn't in his best days which were at bantam.
Stick to the Floyd talk and stop trying to act like you know everything about each boxer, I've followed Eriks career since I was a little kid and payed attention to the Tijuana media about him all my life and heard about him every day. You want to tell me you're right and I'm wrong?
Nice try.
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Morales > Floyd
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for me morales peak was the pac I. then after that it's all downhill coz in the second fight he had weight problems.
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Bro...I have followed Morales as well, although I have missed news here and there due to the language barriers at the time. I always tell people that no shot fighter puts on the back to back performances that Morales did against Marco and Manny.
Also people punish Morales for failing to do something no Mexican has ever done; which is win a title in a 4th class. Not to sound disrespectful by any means, but Mexicans just don't have the body types to move up and down weight classes like that (history has shown us that). If they did, then legendary fighters like Chavez and others would have done it a long time ago but it has never happened.
So why say he was shot because he couldn't do what no Mexican has ever done? While I haven't done the research, I'm willing to bet they all looked just as bad as he did in there fourth class as well.
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I mean after decades of Mexican boxing no one has done it and maybe there's a physical explanation to it but tbh I wouldn't know much about it.
Some fighters peak differently, Morales had peaked already but it doesn't mean you're "shot".
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I wouldn't call him "shot" but he may have been past prime...he deff was done by the 3rd fight...
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He was weight drained in the rematch coming off to loss to Zahir Raheem at 135.
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For the record, just because your past your prime doesn't mean your not world class. Instead of "past your prime" the proper worded should be "past your peak" because the former is so derogatory as far as explaining where a fighter is at their careers. Examples of past peak fighters still putting on great performances
Bernard Hopkins vs Antonio Tarver, Kelly Pavlik, Winky Wright (snoosefest but still great considering his age), Joe Calzaghe, Both Jermain Taylor fights.
Lennox Lewis vs David Tua, Hasim Rahman II, and Michael Grant
Vitali Klistchko vs Sam Peter, Chris Arreola and soon to be David Haye
Glen Johnson vs Chad Dawson I, Roy Jones fight, and to an extent Antonio Tarver fight.
Pongsaklek Wonjongkam vs Koki Kameda
I mean I can go on, but you guys get the point. Also I only used recent examples and if I dug into the history of the sport, this list would never end.
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Pac still lost to Morales in the firts fight and arguably way past his prime for the other two fights. Prime and healthy Morales would have won all three fights IMO.
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Ike Davis Was Injured Last Season?
Mets' 1B Ike Davis Had An Oblique Injury That, Apparently, Nobody Knew About
There?s a story in the New York Post today in which Ike Davis is quoted as saying that last season, just around the time he was sent down to Triple-A Las Vegas, he was suffering from an oblique injury that he felt required a stint on the DL.
When he found out he was being demoted, however, he kept the injury to himself because he didn?t want it to appear as though he was trying to avoid the demotion due to an invented or over-sold injury.
Although, acccording to Adam Rubin, who covers the Mets for ESPN, Ike Davis is angry at the story this morning, not wanting anyone to think he was making excuses about his performance last season:
Ike Davis disputes accuracy of report -- says oblique was tight for few months but never was making excuse. "Everyone has injuries."
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"I sucked because I sucked." -- Ike Davis #mets
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Available together for the first time, the cookbooks in this essential Woman's Day series undertake one type of food for every night of the week, so you can enjoy the benefits of a varied diet and never get bored with dinner. From chicken and pasta to meat, vegetarian and seafood, all of the recipes are easy and fast to make and include cooking time, serving size, nutritional information, and handy tips and facts that every cook should know.Perfect for the cook who's short on time, many of the dishes can be prepared in 30 minutes or less, on the stovetop, oven, grill and slow cooker, with a wide variety of cuisines and styles to choose from.Monday Night is Chicken Night contains dozens of mouthwatering poultry recipes for the whole family, including Easy Pot Pies, Buffalo Chicken Pizzas and Best-Ever Fried Chicken.Tuesday Night is Pasta Night includes salads, vegetarian and meat dishes, oven-baked favorites and many more comforting pasta recipes, such as Lasagna Rolls, Baked Rigatoni with Mini Turkey Meatballs and even Grilled Southwestern Pasta Salad.Wednesday Night is Vegetarian is divided into three sections "Tarts, Pizzas and Sandwiches," "Salads, Soups & Sides and "Main Dishes" with wholesome dishes, like Rustic Summer Squash Tart, Tuscan Tomato Soup & Parmesan Toasts and Bean, Spinach & Corn Quesadillas.Thursday Night is Hearty Meat features a variety of cuisines and tasty recipes using beef, pork, lamb, veal, chicken and turkey, including Beef, Barley and Mushroom Soup, Cumin Roast Pork with Dried Fruit and Moroccan Lamb Shanks.Friday Night is Seafood Night brings the health benefits of fish to your family dinners. A huge variety of fish and seafood dishes will please even the pickiest eaters, from Walnut Crusted Halibut with Orange Salsa to Ginger-Soy Salmon & Bok Choy and Lemon & Mint Seafood Skewers with Tabbouleh.Trust the experts at Woman's Day to offer you hundreds of tasty, healthy recipes that are also time and budget conscious and will bring your family to the dinner table every night of the week!
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The pre-order of the Collector's edition of Krater is available at the Fatshark store. It comes with a considerable discount for this weekend only so make sure to get it before Monday!
We will constantly be updating the game on Steam throughout the final stages of development. If you have pre-ordered the game, you'll be able to play it from now up until the release and beyond, and get to see the game as it is being completed! Just be aware though, the game isn't done until it's done, so things will change and your progression in pre-release may be lost.
The main story told in Krater begins with Shadows over Solside, the first of three episodes set in the Krater world. The opening episode presents one of three major factions located in the crater, the Solside nation. It allows you to explore its many towns and settlements or venturing into its vast wilderness and many access points to the Underside.
Start to explore Krater from the town of Norrmalm, a lively hub close the ridge that separates the crater nations from the rest of the world. There you will find plenty of people that can guide you in how to set up a team and equip proper gear. They may also be able to hook you up with some paid assignments so your rookie team can start earning their keep.
- First player race is humans who comes with four class specializations (Bruiser, Medikus, Regulator and Slayer).
- First episode of the Krater trilogy main story and more than 200 side quests.
- Full access to the Solside nation and its array of towns and settlements.
- A number of human and less-human enemy factions as well as wasteland beasts and Underside monsters.
Tired of seeing the same faces at work everyday? Do you feel that your team is lacking tactical options? Why don't you hire the Mutant healer known as Dr. Cerebro as a valuable addition to your team.
The Mutants are a new player breed introduced to the Krater world with new abilities and options available.
We are confident in that Dr. Cerebro will prove valuable for the whole team.
Digital soundtrack (14 tracks by Christian Gabel including exclusive material and artwork from the film that inspired Krater).


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CDC and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continue to work closely with state and local public health departments on the multistate meningitis outbreak investigation of fungal infections among patients who received a steroid injection of a potentially contaminated product into the spinal area. The investigation also includes possible fungal infections associated with injections in a peripheral joint space. These cases are associated with a potentially contaminated steroid medication prepared by New England Compounding Center (NECC) in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Fungal meningitis pathogens that have been found in the investigation include Exserohilum and Aspergillus. Exserohilum rostratum (a brown-black mold) is the predominant pathogen in this outbreak, and expert opinion and published literature indicate that voriconazole might be effective in treating infections caused by brown-black molds and infections caused by Aspergillus species. CDC interim guidance for treatment of adult patients with central nervous system and/or parameningeal infections associated with injections of potentially contaminated steroid products from NECC and CDC interim guidance for treatment of adult patients with septic arthritis associated with intra-articular injections with potentially contaminated steroid products from NECC recommend empiric antifungal therapy.
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Machias, ME - The Book Arts is the next topic of the Libra Distinguished Lecture Series at the University of Maine at Machias. Steve Miller, Professor of Book Arts at the University of Alabama, will offer this lecture on Tuesday, October 28 at 4:00 p.m. in the Science Building room 102 at UMM.
Steve Miller teaches letterpress printing, hand papermaking, and coordinates the MFA in the Book Arts Program at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Although his primary focus at the university is in the teaching of traditional bookmaking, he is also the proprietor of Red Hydra Press and collaborates on various limited edition publishing projects with authors and artists. Steve Miller is a co-director of Paper and Book Intensive, a nationally-recognized annual series of summer workshops in the book arts. He is president of the Advisory Board of the Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking in Atlanta, Georgia, and is a past president of the Friends of Dard Hunter, Inc., a group of artists, crafts persons, conservators and scientists (450 individuals and companies) devoted to the art and craft of hand papermaking and related book arts.
The Libra Distinguished Lecture Series at UMM was designed to offer a unique opportunity for the community to hear outside experts and engage in structured philosophical discussions with important repercussions for society. Each lecture is followed by a question-and-answer session that encourages audience participation. The acclaimed series is funded by the Libra Foundation, a Portland-based philanthropic organization. The late philanthropist Elizabeth P. Noyce created the Libra Professorships in 1989 to recognize and sustain academic programs of excellence at the seven campuses of the University of Maine System.
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Image from NASA Terra Satellite 21 November 2012. There is stil a lot of color showing over southern Va.
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Forty-seven year old Bobby Woodruff, of Williamsport, spends every Monday through Friday serving his community in a variety of ways.
Some of his favorite assignments have been serving as greeter at Wal-Mart and delivering the mail to residents at the Williamsport Home.
Bobby goes to Hope Enterprises every day and travels with a select group of individuals who spend their days out in the community serving others.
"He just loves it (and) he loves to be out in the community," his mother Shirley explained.
"They take trips to the mall and recently (went) to Candy Cane Lane," she added. "He has a group of friends and they are like four brothers and sometimes they even come over for supper. They don't talk much, but they understand each other and really enjoy each other's company."
Bobby is especially fond of playing cards and watching "The Lawrence Welk Show" and singing along.
"He's very social and friendly, and he's always smiling," Shirley added. "Hope has helped him develop some skills and enjoy more experiences that he would not have had the chance to otherwise.
"The staff there has helped him learn to write his name and read a little. He enjoys the camaraderie there so much and I'm grateful for the program because it brings him so much joy."
Bobby has been a program participant of Hope Enterprises since childhood.
Hope enhances the lives of people with developmental disabilities from birth through adulthood by providing them with a multitude of responsive programs and services.
Bobby uses a wheelchair to get around and needs a van with a lift to get back and forth to Hope and his community service work.
"Without Hope Enterprises and the van, he would probably sit home all day, watch TV and be bored," Shirley said. "In fact, a few weeks ago, the van had some mechanical problems and he started to get upset because he thought he wouldn't get to go to 'school' that day. He just loves it all that much."
"Our courage and enthusiasm is a direct result of watching people reach their maximum potential as they assume a better place in society. In all areas of programming, our various departments strive to provide services based on need and personal choice," said Dr. Jim Campbell, president of Hope.
Hope Enterprises is one of the 43 human service programs in Lycoming County funded by United Way.
Through its annual funds distribution process determined by community volunteers, United Way allocated $63,875 to Hope Enterprises this year based on community needs and program outcomes.
The funds are designated for transportation.
"Transportation costs are very expensive," added Campbell. "Some of our individuals use public transportation, a few have private transportation, but the vast majority of the people we serve need our help to get here. The funding we receive from United Way allows us to transport them safely to and from their day programs."
"Hope Enterprises gives their people a sense of purpose and teaches them basic life skills," said Scott Lowery, executive director for Lycoming County United Way. "We are happy to be able to provide funding to support their mission."
For more information on Hope Enterprises, call 326-3745 or visit heionline.org.
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These pretty pastries take a little time to put together but are worth the effort. They have a delicious, melt-in-your-mouth flavor. -Nancy Lewis, Warwick, Rhode Island
- 1 package (11 ounces) pie crust mix
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 24 pitted dates
- 1/2 cup orange marmalade
- Confectioners' sugar
- Place the pie crust mix in a bowl. Cut in cream cheese until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add milk and stir to form a ball. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Divide dough in half. On a lightly floured surface, roll out each portion into a 12-in. x 9-in. rectangle. Cut into 3-in. squares.
- Cut dates in half lengthwise; fill each with 1/2 teaspoon marmalade. Place a date in the center of each pastry square. Moisten corners with water; bring corners together, pinching dough to seal.
- Place on greased baking sheets. Bake at 400° for 9-11 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool on wire racks. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 2 dozen.
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Television and video games no doubt have influence on children who view and play them either positively or negatively. It is also not in doubt that teens, these days, have become addicted to the television screens and video game pads.
Cultivation theorists have argued that television has longterm effects which are small, gradual, indirect but cumulative and significant. Cultivation theory in its most basic form, suggests that television is responsible for shaping, or cultivating viewers conceptions of social reality.
Likewise television, video games as well, shapes the minds of its users especially the heavy users of these gadgets. Most kids these days plug into the world of television before they enter school, hence, forming a part of their lives before they are teens.
Notwithstanding, television and video games have their good sides as they can be entertaining and educational. They expose the kids to new worlds and give them the chance to explore and learn about different cultures and ideas. Video games also have the potentials of building the intellects of the kids by sharpening their minds and brains which could have positive effects on them.
However, the reverse is usually the case as these kids are likely to learn things that parents don't want them to know. Television and video games can affect the child's health, behaviour and academics in a negative way, hence, the need for parents to censor whatever the child views.
Most violent and sexual activities displayed by children are said to be gotten from television programmes, cartoons and video games. The recent case of an 8-year-old boy who shot his grandmother after playing a violent video game "Grand Theft Auto IV", is an example of the effect of violent video games on children.
Another case of violence is that of Daniel Petric, who killed his mother and shot his father while laying blames on the violent video game "Halo 3", which he claimed to being addicted to.
Aside violence, there has been occurrences of incest, rape and molestation by teens after viewing programmes not meant for their age. Also, a recent case is that of a 17-year-old boy who raped his 4-year-old sister after viewing an x-rated programme. These and many more are examples of the negative influence television contents and video games have on children and teens.
Experts have said that children love watching television and games, but too much of it during developmental years can have a significant negative impact on them; and this has been proven to be true.
Keen observers warned that parents trying to get their kids' attention or keeping them focused at home and in the classroom should try to limit their television viewing and video game play as psychologists have discovered that both television and video games are associated with increased attention problem in youths especially teens.
Mrs. Agodi Ifeoma, a teacher in Dan Hope Nursery/Primary School, Ketu said: "As a mother, I'll first begin with my son; most times when I watch him play with his mates and with the type of tactics he displays, it is really horrible. Most of these tactics, he gets them from the television, especially cartoons like Batman and the likes. He would always want to practice what he sees.
"You know children believe in sight than hearing, so when they view these horror movies and cartoons they would want to show off to their mates what they have learnt. There was a time a man walked up to me while I was teaching and said he would want us to bring in sex education into the school's curriculum. While discussing with the school's proprietress, the man said that he caught a little girl and boy practicing some sexual moves on each other which they said they learnt from a movie.
"Although our movies are usually rated but most Nigerians disregard it and after these little ones watch them, it affects them physically and academically. However, our educational syllabi contain subjects such as moral instruction to teach the children some basics in morals, like what to do and what not to, even their mode of dressing.
"We as teachers are trying our best as we always call the attention of the parents whose child is seen displaying some inappropriate behaviour. Parents as well should know the kind of movie they leave at home. Stopping them from watching films or playing games is not enough because when you are not around they could still slot it in. Rather, to be on the safe side, buy them educative films and also educate them, in that way they will become better children and be of good to the society."
Edwin Okon, a 14-year-old boy said "I love playing video games but you know horror and action games like "vice city" and "San Andres" are usually very interesting to play than the rest.
"I don't usually allow my young ones to sit with me while playing them so that they will not start practicing it. Although I am a little bit addicted to playing video games but I still squeeze out time to read a little which is affecting my studies.
"I rarely watch movies; if at all I do, it has to be epic movies like "Legend of the seeker" or "Merlin". I do save some money to go and play games outside if there is no light but I make sure that my parents do not find out."
Also, Pastor (Mrs.) Peace Nze of Watchman Charismatic Revival Renewal said, "Most of these movies and video games affect the children mentally. You will find out that in most homes, the children watch Africa Magic from morning to night disregarding their books and home works.
"Game playing is even a minor issue because most of the awkward behaviours of the children are gotten from the television which gives their parents headache. Most of them engage themselves watching blue films and no longer burn midnight candles like we used to. They now prefer attending lessons.
"In my home, I train my children to be very obedient and make sure I buy only Christian movies to also instill the fear of God in them. I put on the television for them only on Saturdays, you know, what you watch is who you are.
Another teacher at Helpers International School, Satellite Town, Mrs. Fidelia O. Anucha, while speaking on the issue said "Our Nollywood movies though censored are the cause of most of the sensual acts we see these kids displaying. Like the case of one of one former student, this very little boy loves sitting beside girls in his class only for him to put his hands into the girl's panties while lessons are going on. He even does it to his twin sister to our amazement. After flogging him to no avail, we had to invite his mother over.
"There was another student who indulged in kissing any male around her even in class. Funny enough, the very day we invited her parents over, they kissed in the presence of the little children in class. That was how we knew that the problem must come from her parents.
"There is also a mother of one of my pupils who usually dresses her little girl in miniskirts and open dresses whether in hot or cold seasons, which is not right.
"Aside video games and television, parents are also responsible for most of the way the children behave.
"Coming to violence, in class you notice how these kids will fold their books and use it to shoot at themselves. There was this story of a son of a naval officer who took his father's gun and shot his younger brother, luckily the bullet only brushed past his skin.
Cartoons like Ben 10 and Avatar usually leave the kids with skills they want to exhibit. For instance, there is this student of mine by name, Okoye Chidubem, he was practicing how to fly like Avatar and broke his arm in the process.
"Another one, Chidiogo, a girl, jumped from a two-storey building trying to practice what she had learnt from cartoons.
"My advice to parents is that they should curtail the time the children spend watching TV and playing games; and also monitor them especially late night movies. You would even notice that when these kids watch some scenes like the male, they start getting close to any female around them even their mothers."
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i totally agree with what you wrote about "the huge and important part parents play in their kids' lives. Thanks
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The New Shadowfist Kickstarter is Live!
Inner Kingdom Games is proud to present the fourth Shadowfist Kickstarter starter: Year of the Goat!
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Latest update from the printers has come in and the delay has been controlled to about a month total. They tell me production will conclude... Read more
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After some dextrous finagling, it's looking like I will be able to have the new product on site for Origins, but in limited supplies. What I... Read more
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LONDON — John de Mol's Talpa Media has held talks with Dutch commercial broadcaster RTL Netherlands over the future of Talpa's struggling web Tien.
"We're not looking to sell off the channel but rather take it forward," Talpa's Thomas Notermans said Monday.
Pan-European broadcaster SBS, which controls Dutch channels SBS 6, Net 5 and Veronica, has also expressed interest.
Tien, which initially broadcast under the name Talpa, has failed to shine since its August 2005 launch as Holland's 10th free-to-air channel.
It never hit its target of 10% audience share, with ratings wallowing around 6%-7% despite its pricey soccer acquisition.
Notermans would not comment on media speculation that Tien could become RTL 10, its sports coverage siphoned off to a jointly controlled sports net.


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Salted Nut Roll
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One of the yummiest candy recipes from my mom's collection. I like it with pecans, but it was meant for cashews or peanuts. I'm guessing any salted nut would be fabulous!
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- 3 cups powdered sugar
- 1 (7 ounce) jar marshmallow creme
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄4 teaspoon almond extract
Caramel coating
- 14 ounces caramels
- 3 tablespoons water
- 2 cups chopped salted nuts
- Mix center well kneading till smooth, it will seem very dry.
- Shape into 8 rolls, roll them in wax paper.
- Freeze for 2 hours.
- Melt caramels with water and beat well.
- Roll logs in caramel and then into chopped nuts.
- Keep in an airtight plastic container lined with wax paper and keep refrigerated.
- Keeps 2-4 weeks.
- Prep time is to make them only -- not freezer time.
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Delicious! I used homemade caramel.
This is YUMMY. I had some trouble with the caramel staying viable long enough for the nuts to stick, and I used salted cashews that I chopped, just for a different take on the whole thing, and they taste wonderful! The nougat is indeed quite dry, I used a pastry cutter and then kneaded by hand and it turned out exactly as it should be. Thanks homegirl,it's so much better than store-bought!
This is a little extra work, but well worth it! I doubled the complete recipe as I will be giving some away this weekend, but I got less than 16 rolls, these are just way too delicious! thanks for sharing homegirl, great recipe hon!...Kitten:)


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Kat Baburina and Brian Ketchem, of State College are engaged to be married in 2011.
She is the daughter of Larisa Murat and Boris Baburina, of St. Petersburg, Russia. She is a 2003 graduate of Grier School in Tyrone, and plans to graduate in May from Penn State University with a major in business administration.
He is a son of Melody Gehlbach and Bob Ketchem, of Harrisburg, and a grandson of Jim and Ruth Knarr, of Belleville. He attended Central Dauphin High School and graduated from Penn State University in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering. He plans to graduate in May from Penn State University with a master's degree in business administration.


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CLEARWATER, Fla. - Just call him the 38-year-old television rookie.
Popular former Phillies backup catcher Chris Coste has been hired by Comcast SportsNet to provide pregame and postgame analysis for nine or 10 games a month this season.
He will fill in for No. 1 analyst Ricky Bottalico as needed, although they will work together for coverage of Opening Day. Former big-league catcher Ben Davis, from Malvern Prep, also will handle pregame and postgame analysis for some games on CSN this season.
"I really don't have the desire to take it to the next level, to work for ESPN or whatever," Coste said yesterday from his home in Fargo, N.D. "If it leads to that, I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. I'm just excited to be part of Phillies baseball again."


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Stories for March 2001
FIBS Breaking News.
South America News.
Endurance is sailing back home.
HMS ENDURANCE has now come to the end of her 2000/2001 Antarctic deployment and is preparing to make her journey back home to Portsmouth with a few foreign visits on the way. ENDURANCE, which sailed from the UK last October, has conducted three work periods in South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula during the austral summer months.
Uruguayan beef for Chile
The ban on Argentine beef, because of foot and mouth disease, has meant an immediate 10% increase in the price of Uruguayan beef in Chile.
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Stack it up! This old-fashioned beef sandwich has a zesty horseradish spread that really comes alive in your mouth. Topped with fresh onion, lettuce and tomato, it's unbeatable. —Dawn Schumilas, White Fox, Saskatchewan
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 whole fresh beet, cooked, peeled and mashed (about 1/2 cup)
- 1/4 cup prepared horseradish
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- Dash cayenne pepper
- 8 hard rolls, split and toasted
- 8 teaspoons butter, softened
- 1 pound thinly sliced deli roast beef
- 8 lettuce leaves
- 8 slices tomato
- 8 slices onion
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and beet until blended. Beat in the horseradish, lemon juice, vinegar, sugar and cayenne.
- Spread rolls with butter and beet spread. Layer with beef, lettuce, tomato and onion. Yield: 8 servings.
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I like to think I am a confident, competent, self-directed, American. It's not true, but I like to think it anyway. In fact, I rarely know exactly where I'm going, and just as likely I don't know how I'm going to get there. This is not so much a personality flaw as an expression of my individuality.
I want to go on record right here that I will not take part in that tired cliche about how men never ask for directions. And I will not support that tired cliche about humor columnists who are loveable, funny and handsome but who cannot maintain a theme for a complete paragraph. Now I've forgotten my point.
I have managed to navigate all over this planet and make it home without actually having to permanently change my address. I'll admit it has not always been pretty, but I eventually get where I need to be. I don't get lost; I am just always looking for an alternate route.
My real weakness is that the second I go into an elevator, my sense of direction is erased. Also the same with subways and airplanes. And buses. Oh, and ice cream stores. And so I spend a lot of time staring at those 'You Are Here' maps. I always find myself turning around to see if I am.
This is not because I am getting old; it is because I am devoting my brain power to more important things like deciding what flavor ice cream I will order when I get where I'm going, which, come to think of it, was the library.
So, there are times, like after using mass transportation or blinking, I am forced to ask a stranger for directions. This is an interesting exercise in futility since I immediately forget them, but it passes the time.
Giving directions is a quaint activity that has gone the way of the front porch swing, butter churners and the rotary phone. People nowadays automatically assume you have GPS in your car or on your phone, or if you are really old fashioned you can Mapquest your way around.
Asking for directions is as peculiar as asking what time it is, or what the barometric pressure is.
When you ask someone for directions it is assumed you are an eccentric humor columnist or you have an ulterior motive, possibly an elaborate marching band fundraising ploy.
And so people have forgotten how to give directions. Here's a refresher: the first thing to know is if the person asking for directions thinks 'left/right' or 'north/south'. Then you need to know if they travel in minutes or miles. Then divide their ideal weight by your average height and that will give you your BMI.
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To really help a lost person it's best to use small words like 'ice cream store' in your directions. If possible, suggest landmarks that somehow would involve 'Moose Tracks' or 'Mackinac Island Fudge.'
Here is a tip for lost travelers: never take directions from people dressed in aluminum foil or who appear to be living in their shopping cart. Also, if you are looking at a map that says 'You Are Here', and you are not, don't panic. I wasn't here either.
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Because Im going to See if I can get a date but what about you? I think no one should be left out.
Christopher Garland(aka)garland5000I have no date or a girlfriend so i have nothing planed for valantines day.
Same thing really, just bog all maybe we're the rejects? lol "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
i don't like valentines day (and not just because i don't have a date) putting all the pressure off love on a single day when it should be shown the whole year is rediculous. boycott valentines day.'Yes I know I'm weird, and yes it is great fun.'
I don't really care about Valentines day.
I don't have a boyfriend to spend Valentines Day with,lol. I'll just spend it with family."If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".Education well never be as expensive as ignorance.
nothin, im single so dont have a date so ill prob just lay around the house >.< "Don't doubt the darkness, it can be your enemy as well as your friend."
with friends... lol for singles only.. we planned it coz we believe you don't need dates to have fun on valentines day.. lol ^_^ ~Crescent"..people get lonely coz they build walls instead of bridges..."
Christopher Garland(aka)garland5000you are right i spend my valentines day home playing video games and watching tv and NASCAR racing.
the datona 500 is on sunday right? i'm acttually going to go to a race this year since we live like 10 minutes from one of the tracks.'Yes I know I'm weird, and yes it is great fun.'
Jesus!!! Are all of us single in this room?!?! "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
I guess so that we are all single and you know what i think we are all proud of that and we can be friends with out any relashion ship stoping us from being friends.
Then everyone in tis forum is single now. I hope everyone will not bea single for entire of his/her life.
I might be 'cause every girl that i might treats me like a desease that needs to be avoided. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Maybe someday, you will meet a girl that love you no matter how bad you are. I belive she is a good girl for you.
But it would b e nice to have a partner though... "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
mees not doing any thing just gonna watch "my bloody valitime 3D"X_xyunikox_X
well, i'm meeting someone to discuss a film idea and how we're gonna go about sorting it. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Never really have... never had a lover... ah well. I hope everyone enjoy's their V-Day! =D
Enough all that~ HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to everyone who's is single and who's not, from:MEEEEEEEEEE!!!I hope someone finds someone special sooon.................and you know what~ I LOVE EVERYONE OVER HERE!!!!LoL ^_^
Well, it's very doubtful that i'll find some one to be honest... "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Oh come on there must be atleast one person in the world who is just ment for you. Who knows he must be looking for you to aswell.Don't give up just yet.This world is too small for giving up on love. I'm with you, I also want some one honest aswell nice and respectful towards girls. LoL ^_^
Well, that's me but i mean, i always rush into things and not many women see my nice side. they always see my dismle side all of the time. well, who else do they have to blame but themselves... i mean, they're the one's who're ignoring m,e and that results in me being miserable so the women are at fault there. I do respect women but it's gettin' harder for me everyday. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Thats not true. Well i'm a girl. And you what girls sees everything. Even if you don't notice sometimes. Girls catches every little things you guys do. Even if its funny or not.They some times enjoy themselfs because you guys are maknig mistakes or trying not to.LoL ^_^
well, no matter how hard i try, i cannot pick up a girl or one that's a raving lunatic and that's a wild girl. ilove girls that are like that. if they're insane, then yes ma'm! "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Look around.See what kinda of girl loves that.I know there are lots of them. LoL ^_^
Well duh!! I'm the Dark Lord... of course i'm unbelieveable! and there is a bad part to this, my confidence is the size of an atom. so looking around for a girl with that confidence is not good... "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
Is that so, well you are not going to find a girl like this.You need to look around. She is not going to come to you pal. Girls are not like that. They are reall shy; just like you are.......... LoL ^_^
Well, 8 and a half years of isolation hasn't exactly helped me so i'm finding it rather difficult to look for a girl. besides, i'm scared that if i do speak to a girl, they might scream rape or something' when i've done nothin' wrong. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
................................................................................................................................................................................Still speechless.OMG! you are lunetic person.Nobody is ever going to scream that.You can't be that old. So, STOP arguing with me.LoL ^_^
Well, I am 19. I mean, i always prepare for these things so that i don't have to encounter them in the future. As well, i don't go clubbin' 'cause i'm terrified of the bouncers. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
OMG! You are still young; you are talking like your dead.Are you dead?I better hope thats a NO!!! (yell)I'm 15; do you here me saying that I'm old.I should but i'm not. Life is to enjoy not just sit around and waste away.Get a life!!! (not try to be mean or something)I think old people should be around 7o's or above..... LoL ^_^
Don't worry, i'm not old. i'm a honest 19 year old who got get a bird even if i try. i always try to get a social life but where ever i go to, i get rejected in 5 seconds flat. "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
huh?...u r getting rejected in 5 secs.,WHAT A WORST!!!bwhahaha @@ by the way,HAPPY VALENTINES ^_^ "just smile"
0.o hmmm didnt really think about it...but i have to work so haha i guess nothing...but later probably gonna be playing the v-day massacre on halo hahaSIKE OH what doesnt kill you makes you stranger!
who was with me in Feb 14...definitely my PC n I Y_Y...@_@ HAPPY VALENTINES 4 EVERYONE "just smile"
Man plan for a date eas a bust. Man I hate Friday the 13th it mess up my plans."I will be the GOD of this New World"
I hate valentines day.... I don't have a girl... I don't have a life... and I'm in no ones bloody league!!!! "I am Darkness, BWA HA HA HA HA!"
nn I hate That Word.... "Listening To Music Is One Thing But...Listening To Stupidity Is Anther Matter"~ Hell Userhttp://www.playlist.com/XxHellUser0rHellW
HAPPY VALENTINE's DAY,EVERYONE!!I'm gonna go buy me a crap load of chocolate. lol"If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".Education well never be as expensive as ignorance.
a corporate daybest way to make money for flowers,candy, and etc.
no...Really Do Hate Valentine's Day *Flinch* "Listening To Music Is One Thing But...Listening To Stupidity Is Anther Matter"~ Hell Userhttp://www.playlist.com/XxHellUser0rHellW
LOL! On Valentines Day i sent everyone in my phone book a text message that my mom called dramatic... but oh well!! I figured, if i'm not happy no one can be!!! (or at east make you feel akward!! lol)This is what i sent!:I tear my heart open...I sew myself shut...And my weakness is, That I care too much!These scars remind me That my past is real...I tear my heart open...Just to feel!It's just lyrics, but if you don't know the song it is kinda dramatic... i guess. XP"fear is often greater than the danger itself"
well i'm single too so had no date for valentines day.. lol... but i went partying with my friends to make up for it.. so i guess that made valentine's day not too bad for me.. lol ^_^~Crescent"..people get lonely coz they build walls instead of bridges..."
That is dramatic, in a cool way. I like it.Its better then nothing at all.HOPE: everyone had fun on v-day, I know I didn't. It sucks. I hate that. LoL ^_^


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No. 2 Bogota is the top seed in North Jersey, Group 1 and is favored for the state title. On the road, its biggest contest is expected to be against No. 19 Science Park, which garnered the second seed in the South Jersey, Group 1 bracket. Science Park will turn to its solid front-line tandem of Briana Guzman and Domenique Gerard as it looks to take the first state title for any Newark school.
Bogota (31-2), led by hitters Julia Topor and Carly O'Sullivan and setter Rebecca Kelemen, rates a slight edge in talent over the other eight teams gearing up for Monday and Tuesday's semifinal. On Monday Bogota is scheduled to host fourth-seeded Rutherford while second-seeded Midland Park is home to sixth-seeded Waldwick on Tuesday in the North Jersey pairings. In South Jersey sectional competition, top-seeded Madison will play fourth-seeded Bloomfield Tech, while second-seeded Science Park will take on third-seeded McNair.
Rutherford is led by Grace Hong. A four-year starter, capable of playing any position on the floor, the 5-8 outside hitter mixes it up well, possesses lethal back-line hitting, solid defensive net play, and consistent kills and blocks from the front row.
While, thanks to the solid all-around play of JoEllen Kentner, Madison will pose the biggest threat to Science Park's run for a state title. The 6-2 middle, capable of delivering from any position on the floor, has contributed an average of 5.8 kills, 4.8 digs and 4.8 service points per game for Madison (19-2).


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The Rangers' home now has a new name -- Globe Life Park in Arlington.
Team officials announced details of the deal at a Wednesday morning news conference, announcing Globe Life out of McKinney, TX will take over naming rights for the ballpark.
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