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Just how low will Mrs. Heath go?
Karen Heath is the new teacher and guidance counselor at Truman Junior College. She's young and weak and inexperienced, and the kids walk all over her. Soon after she begins her job, Mrs. Heath stumbles in on an after-school sexual encounter between a boy and two girls in a locked equipment room. The boy is Trent Fox, the most well-endowed male in the whole school. He has a magnetic power over women,… (more)
Reading a book with a finish buy to read more, leaves a sour taste.
It's a great book, but sadly no buy from me.
Can you please mark it as a sample?
I would just like to know if it is a full book or not before I download it.
love the sample really trying to find the book to buy it now hope to see more like this :-)
Language: English
Written in: 2011
Published: 2011-03-10
Word count: 6,326 words (≈ 25 minutes)
Tags: Sexual content, group sex, sexual fantasy, oral sex, Sex, humiliation, teacher, student, adultery, infidelity, school, college

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These replacement styluses for the 3DXL fit perfectly into the system. The kids really liked the colors available and I loved the price. While they are not exact duplicates of the original nintendo stylus, the different design does not matter to me. If you need to have a cheap knockoff of the original, then this is not the stylus to get. But if you want a stylus that will stay in the system, works well, and is cheap. This is the one.
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Amid a sea of frustrated faces at PATCO's public meeting in Collingswood, Tom Middleton's smile was like an island.
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ELWOOD, N.J. Most people probably completely skip over the name "Frank S. Farley" on the signs and focus on the words Service Area while motoring down the Atlantic City Expressway in need of a fill-up on food or fuel.
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Our apartment is located above the restaurant "Café de Turin" at the 2° floor with lift.
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- By train, take the tram that stops in front of the building at the stop "Place Garibaldi".
- By plane, take bus 98 also stops in front of the building at the stop "Place Garibaldi".
Then, whether it is by car, tram, bus or on foot, since Garibaldi Square is extremely well served, going around in Nice is not complicate at all. Visiting all Nice and its amazing surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc. ..) is therefore nice and easy!
Last but not least, various parking facilities are close by (http://www.nice.fr/Transport/Parking-auto#plan2).
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Posizione ottimale per visitare la città ma appartamento davvero troppo piccolo...molto scomodo il fatto di dover tenere la scaletta alzata per poter accedere al bagno: se qualcuno dorme sul soppalco in pratica rimane confinato li! Ideale per una sola persona secondo me, se siete in più persone cercate altro. Inoltre il Wi-Fi non funzionava e, nonostante avessimo segnalato il problema, non è stato risolto. 2 Stelle solo per la posizione
Sauberes, spartanisch eingerichtetes, kleines Apartment.
Salvatore ist sehr freundlich, aber ein wenig gehetzt.
Lage ist einerseits fantastisch: direkt neben der Altstadt; Bus und Bahn vor der Tür, Meer einige Gehminuten.
Nachts allerdings wirklich laut: Müllabfuhr gegen 1, immer Straßenlärm, laute Menschen.
Einige Basics wie Salz, Pfeffer, Öl, Geschirrtücher habe ich in der Küche vermisst.
Insgesamt empfehlenswerte Unterkunft.
Such a disappointment.
At the time we arrived to Nice, we had to meet Salvatore at the agency he works for. Salvatore was really kind with us and explained very well how to get to the apartment and some other things, such as supermarkets around the area, etc.
When we firstly got the apartment it looked pretty good, the apartment was setted up and clean.
A nasty smell came from the outside, we read about this smell in the street in other comments but did not really give it importance.
The smell was like a mix between cats pee and poo, which made us unable to open the window for the entire stay. To make it worse, the smell sometimes came from the bathroom. In addition, the apartment was very warm and humid. At least Salvatore had the detail of leaving a fan in the apartment.
very central and clean. Everything available in the apartment. Enjoyed a lot my stay.
I was surprise when I enter the apartment I was not expecting that good quality of apartment in that area. We had I feeling that we are in the 4 star hotel. I will definitely share this to my friends.
Very small, but also very nice apartment on a great location
We stayed in a great apartment in a great location right at the top of the shopping street in Nice. The apartment had all the necessary equipment. But the apartment lacks air conditioning, which means you have to have the window up around the clock. And it can be both noise from traffic and odors that might be a little uncomfortable. But the apartment was great.
We were satisfied with the Studio. It is located very close to the Promenade des Anglais. The host was very kind and helpful.
My husband and I had to leave the apartment after 2 nights. It was not "amazing" as the description says and this is for several reasons:
First of all, it is way to small and stuffy. But this would not be a problem if we could at least open a window. It was like 40 degrees there and absolutely no air.
Now the actual reason, why we could not open the window: these are the neighbors one floor down. We don't know, what was going on there, but it strongly smelled like human urin. Once you open the window, the smell just hits you right into your face and it smells like this in the whole apartment within 5 minutes. Just impossible...so we had to keep the window closed.
We wrote about this problem to Salvatore (whom we also did not get to know personally, just his cousin) on the very first evening and he promised us to find another flat for me and my husband. However, he contacted us on this regard first one day later in the evening (with no solution) and we had to stay there for another night. In the morning we have checked out and had to book another hotel in a rush.
We have to admit, that having such a neighbors is not Salvatore's fault, but there must be done something about it. And the guest have to be informed about this problem!
This situation has destroyed two days of our vacation in Nice and provided us a lot of stress, bad mood and costed us money, because it was very expensive to book another hotel in such a rush.
Salvatore has transferred us money back and we appreciate it, but still first after a couple of reminders...
We are sorry Salvatore, but for these reasons we can not give you a good feedback.
Natalia & Lars
Nice is a great city!!
The apartment was a fine place to stay; after 5 minutes walk you are at the beach, to the old town is a bit further to walk, but you can walk there and the supermarket is around the corner.
There are many buses in the city and also to and from the airport and the train station.
Salvatore is very helpful and kind person and he helped me with a few questions I had.
In the apartment was everything there that I needed during my stay and there was even a city map. Very useful!
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How long before the blessed event, now?
Take it from me-a Mom at 5 of them you will be a mess.It will be OK.
That was my help I tell you.Terry who is a fireball,Sarah who is 2 years old and a lady who Terry brought who we did not find again after 4 hours-she went shopping.HELP.
I can't tell you to pull yourself together.I hate weddings.
Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. :)
I'll walk down that aisle with a box of Kleenex in hand.
I will, however, color-coordinate it to the wedding. ;)
That is SO cute......
Good night and safe journey, Taz. Thanks for helping honor our troops.
Watching her walk out of the dressing room with the first gown on last weekend.....took my breath away....
And nope. I didn't cry. I grinned, ear to ear.
Nope. Neither of those will work. :)
Hey! THANKS!!!!
I shall now retire for the evening.
Sleep well everyone!!
I am glad your happy and I wish the best of blessings on you and them.You know I mean that.I can see you in red- Momma-heeeheeee.
Heck we have to get you a bed-wait.
Thank you, dear one....
See 273-For the Mother of the Bride-Always hide out :)
AAAAhhhhhhhhhh.........to bed I GO!!!
You're so sweet!!!!
I wuv you!
Nite now!
Congratulations, you .. you ... mother-in-law!!! ;)
This weekend .. and have you all been planning this awhile ?
Have a sparkling day whenever the happy day arrives.. ya hear? (2 extra drinkies is .. OK)
Remembering probably the greatest classical voice of the last century .. Luciano Pavarotti.
He had been fighting pancreatic cancer for awhile when he sang this, Nessun Dorma, last year, at the Torino Olympics. It's an incredible performance. God rest his soul, in God's choir now.
Good night and rest well, Cold Heart. Have fun with the grandsons.
Good night, Grammie....don't forget the rollie thing.
I had a pretty good day. Went on a morning hike with a couple of my girlfriends. Took about an hour through the foothills. SPF all the way! LOL!
No sleep for the wicked! ; )
Annyonghaseyo, fellow red head!
That's a pretty saucy leperchaun!
Can't forget the prize! LOL!
Welcome to the Canteen, Boiler Plate. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Thank you for doing your part to help keep all of us free and safe.
How about a donut?
Coffee is always on........
Or a sandwich?
Good morning Kathy.
A very pleasant good morning to everyone at the Canteen and to all our military at home and abroad. Thanks for your service to our country.
((HUGS))Good morning, Starwise. How's it going?
I am so sad over the maestro dying.
I have some of his music that I have been collecting that I will be listening to and crying over.
God rest his eternal soul. :(
Good morning, Pusterfuss...((HUGS)),,,happy Thursday.
Good morning, E...((HUGS))...have a nice Thursday.
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 18:46:59 +0000 ""Jóhann B. Guðmundsson"" <johannbg hi is> wrote: > "Put the clay in the hand of the individual and see what he creates > without boundary's > it's then when the outcome becomes interesting " You have the clay, and the molding tools. All we ask is that if you color outside the lines you call your work of art something other than Fedora. If your art is interesting, and we can legally reproduce it, maybe we will. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- All my bits are free, are yours?
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How to Stop a Chair From Sliding on a Carpet
How to Stop a Chair From Sliding on a Carpet. Chairs that slide on carpet when you go to sit or stand up can be more than just a bothersome nuisance. A sliding chair can damage the carpet beneath it and can even lead to injury, especially with the elderly. Getting chairs to stop sliding on carpets is by no means a difficult task, requiring little more than a few inexpensive gripping pads or even a towel. In just a matter of minutes, you'll be able to stop your chairs from sliding on the carpet, making the furniture both safer and more comfortable.
Things Needed
- Soapy rag
- Dry rag
- Rug grip pads
- Scissors or carpet knife
Step 1
Rest the chair on its side so that you have clear and easy access to the base.
Step 2
Wipe down the base of the chair with a soapy rag. This is to remove any dust, dirt or oil that could weaken the adhesive on the rug grip pads. Once wiped down, wipe again with a dry rag and allow to sit and dry for 10 to 20 minutes.
Step 3
Place the adhesive side of the rug grip pads on the base of the chair. Use a knife or a pair of scissors to cut away any remaining bits of pad that stick out from under the chair. If your chair does not have a proper base but only four legs, refer to the Tips section of this article.
Step 4
Stand the chair upright in its previous location and allow 10 to 15 minutes for the adhesive to set. Once it has set, you can sit down and use the chair as normal.
- If you are working with a chair that has four legs and no proper base, purchase rug grip pads that are designed specifically for legged chairs and stools.


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Before we dig in this week, I just wanted to address something. A few weeks back, we announced a new storytelling series called "TalkingJoints." This new series consisted of yours truly recounting some of the crazy antics that have befallen me while dealing with different aspects of my disease, as well as observations I have made while dealing with these situations. Unfortunately, as often happens, we did not anticipate some of the technical hurdles that putting together and serving up a show of this type entailed, and when we did, there were some shortcomings that needed to be addressed. Well, I'm happy to say that we are in the process of remedying these glitches, and "TalkingJoints" will soon be released in all its hilariously entertaining glory. Thanks for being so patient, and trust me when I say that it will be worth the wait. Your reward will be all the sweeter, I promise!
Ok, now that we've taken care of the daily announcement segment of this blog, we can get on with the substantive section of the column. Good thing, too, because I have a significant gripe this week, and my inner voice needs to be heard or else! Lately, while watching TV, I noticed something alarming. While there are commercials for other diseases all over the tube, there is literally nothing playing on the major channels that inform us about the plight of rheumatoid arthritis. The closest I have seen is a cartoon about Psoriatic Arthritis, which isn't in the same boat as R.A. In fact, I've seen advertisements for just about every single disease and ailment out there, but never the one that really matters to me – rheumatoid arthritis.
Yes, I watch a lot of TV. Every night, there are at least three or four shows on the schedule, and there is at least one program every day that I look forward to seeing what will happen next. It's part of what happens when you have a chronic illness; you find ways to keep yourself occupied that don't involve physical exertion, and television usually takes up the majority of the time. Why not? It's easy and it can be very entertaining. From the regular networks right up to the premium pay channels, there is always something to watch. Of course, we have DVR service in the house in order to help record the shows we can't watch when they air, and being able to record two shows at once is a Godsend.
Since my cable company still hasn't released the box that records six shows at once, we are often forced to watch one of the shows that is recording, it's just the way the DVR works. Since it's in real time, there is no skipping the commercials, and this is the reason that I know rheumatoid arthritis isn't properly represented among the diseases that pepper television commercial segments. As I said, I have seen most other ailments, including but not limited to, AIDS, Cleft Palette, Harelip, Pancreatic Cancer, Pulmonary Hypertension, Diabetes, Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, Schizophrenia, Breast Cancer, Autism, Alcoholism, Gambling, Alzheimer's and even treatment for laughing or crying too much. Conspicuously absent is the number one cause of disability in the United States – arthritis. Why aren't we spending our money on making commercials that really make the public aware of just how horrible arthritis can be, just like the rest of these conditions?
Yes, as I said, recently I have seen a cartoon about Psoriatic Arthritis, but it focuses more on the skin rash than the joint pain. It is a black and white doodle that has a very gnarly looking red rash, and the commercial claims that he is getting a "double whammy," where the rash is one of the whammies, and the joint pain is the other. The first time I saw this I immediately turned to Allison and said, "Double whammy? Where's the rheumatoid arthritis commercial about the "sextuple whammy?" Joint pain, fevers, joint damage, lung damage, arterial degradation, muscles aches, overall malaise; we have a slew of symptoms that people don't even realize go hand in hand with arthritis, and yet we are keeping it a secret. How hard is it to get the word out? I mean, we heard about the NSA tapping our phone calls, but yet the public still doesn't know that R.A. can affect children? We are obviously doing something wrong.
So, in order to save the Arthritis Foundation money on a marketing firm, I have the perfect idea for a commercial and campaign that we can start tomorrow. The commercial starts with a baby with obviously swollen joints, in a hospital crib, crying, and we show children at age 3, age 7, age 11, age 15, age 18, and age 21, all with obvious signs of disease like joint inflammation, lung complications, rashes, swollen lymph nodes, kids with crutches and casts, kids in traction, kids in hospital beds, and any other shocking image of arthritis that we can muster. All this time while we are showing the horrible things that arthritis can do to children, the only thing on the screen will be, "Think you know what disease this is?" as the shocking scenes play out. Finally, show a kid in a wheelchair with a smile, and have it captioned "Arthritis – The leading cause of disability in the United States." Then after it sets in for a few seconds it will say, "Shocked? You should be. Help us." Then the commercial will show the Arthritis Foundation logo.
This is how we are going to get our message out there people! Not by using triathletes and golfers who beat arthritis in a few months and go back to their ridiculously active lifestyles that don't represent the majority of arthritis sufferers, no! We need to give people a proverbial kick in the butt, and get them to say, "oh that's horrible, arthritis can do that?" That's why the images in the commercial need to be outrageous, and I mean scandalous. Show a child who has lost hair due to a chemotherapy regimen used to fight arthritis, show a teenager in a wheelchair watching her friends go to prom without her because her knees and ankles were damaged beyond repair, show a toddler who has to wear several braces to keep his back from misshaping; it's horrible but necessary. We aren't going to move anyone with images of an elderly couple riding bikes during a sunset and a sixty-something man chasing his golden retriever down the beach to play catch. These images are not only false but they are ridiculous as well. Anyone who has had rheumatoid arthritis for years isn't going to be running around with a dog on the beach. It's time to stop the madness!
I'm sure you can tell how frustrated I am about not seeing any commercials for arthritis. It aggravates every single time I see an ad for another illness, and even more so lately as there are now orphan diseases that are getting airtime. We are already the number one disability in the Unites States, what is it going to take for us to get our act together and start dealing with the myths and rumors that surround our ailment? I said it before and I'll say it again – arthritis isn't sexy. When it comes to dramatic appeal, we fall flat. Not many people die from it, it doesn't involve boobs or boners; people think everyone gets it eventually, and even people who suffer from it don't take it seriously. Not to mention, the Arthritis Foundation is still using the same old methods they have been pushing since J.I.A was J.R.A. It's time to take some advice from that most dreamy of Mad Men, Don Draper. "If you don't like what's being said, then change the conversation." It's time for us to change the conversation.


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Devon Desper already committed to Mississippi State back in April. Defensive Tackle Maurice Bennett is hearing from a host of teams and already pulled in an offer from Washington State. Bennett's brother Bryon signed with Ole Miss in 2010.
Another name to watch for the Jags is Shauntez Ball. Ball said he is hearing from a few teams so far this summer. "Mississippi State, Louisiana Tech, Northwestern State, Memphis, and Alabama State," listed Ball.
Ball talked about what he has been up to this summer. "I went to the Mississippi State camp," he said. "I did good, but I could have done better."
Heading into his senior year, Ball expects to take on more responsibility for his team. "I play corner," he added, "but I play safety now too."
Ball and his teammates will get a chance to showcase their talents in Louisiana this year as they travel two hours down I-20 to take on West Monroe on September 16th. Ball admitted it was a good chance to perform in front of some of the Louisiana schools that are recruiting him. With so many Division One prospects on both teams, college3 scouts from all over should be in attendance.
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Soak the basmati rice in water for 20 minutes to half an hour.
Marinate the chicken with curd, turmeric, salt, chilly powder and ginger-garlic paste.
Grind all the spices for the chicken in a mortar and add to the marinade. Leave the chicken to marinate for an hour minimum or up to four hours.
Heat 2 Tbsp of refined oil in a pan. Saute the onions, till they turn golden brown. Keep aside.
Put the rice into the cooking vessel and add the requisite amount of water. Add the whole spices and the salt. Cover and let it cook till the water is absorbed.
Put the milk into a saucepan and heat till tepid. Add the saffron and stir till the milk takes on the color of saffron. Keep aside.
Crumple half the burnt onions and add it to the marinated chicken. Put back in fridge for half an hour.
To Layer The Biryani:
In a handi or an appropriate biryani cooking vessel: put 1 tbsp oil and heat. Add the chicken and cook on high heat till chicken takes on a light brown color and is half cooked.
Lower the flame; flatten the chicken to form a layer. Put chopped coriander and green chillies on top.
Put all the rice on top of this layer and smoothen out. Pour in the saffron infused milk over the rice and add the lemon juice.
Cover the vessel and make long snake off the dough by rolling in on the counter and use it to seal the top of the cooking vessel.
Let the biryani cook on a very slow fire till the seal is hard and the rice looks fully cooked.
Serve hot.
Key Ingredients: basmati rice, chicken, onion, saffron, milk, lemon, coriander leaves, green chillies, vegetable oil, garlic, ginger, turmeric, yogurt, red chilli, salt, cloves, cinnamon, bay leaf, green cardamom, black cardamom, cumin seeds


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Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:20 PM
I think this is awesome
Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:25 PM
Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:27 PM
This is CONFIRMED??? the league expanding????
Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:31 PM
Yea, I wish it were relocation too as the talent level league wide is watered down enough, but I also think the expansion draft will be interesting. This will be the first time a professional sports league with a salary cap has held an expansion draft I believe
Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:37 PM
Oh god, someone please go over possible expansion rules. We can protect how many?
Posted 26 August 2014 - 10:48 PM
Yeah, I mean Phoenix is doing so well, let's toss another team right next to them.
So what fun and exciting name are they going to slap on this one?
If any of those cities was going to be the first "lock" to get an NHL expansion team, Vegas is the last one on the list I thought would be receiving one. Seattle or QC makes the most sense.
In memory of Steve Shoen, Rest in peace.
Posted 26 August 2014 - 11:46 PM
I did think it was weird that they kept having the awards show there...
Posted 26 August 2014 - 11:59 PM
I think having a team in Vegas is a horrible idea. It wouldn't be long before we're all speculating on where they would move.
Posted 27 August 2014 - 12:08 AM
Posted 27 August 2014 - 02:52 AM
Just stop adding teams already. How much more watered down and parity filled do we need the league to become? Florida, Phoenix, Nashville and Atlanta all failed, but hey let's keep forcing the expansion issue some more.
At least relocate if they are going to pursue this dumb idea at all.
Posted 27 August 2014 - 05:18 AM
Posted 27 August 2014 - 05:26 AM
This is just dumb (read: bettman).. plain and simple
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1. When your moves are so amazing and beyond reason, the only way to describe them is "datsyukian."
Posted 27 August 2014 - 05:47 AM
Good, need to even out the ridiculousness that is uneven divisions. Would rather seem them contract but we all know that will never happen.
Posted 27 August 2014 - 07:10 AM
I bought some Maple Lea Tea. It cost a fortune and didn't come with a Cup.
Posted 27 August 2014 - 07:12 AM
Every game will be sold out and the arena will be empty. The casinos will buy the tickets and give them to guests who won't use them.
Posted 27 August 2014 - 07:37 AM
Just another reason to be grateful we're no longer in the west. Our exposure to this travesty will be less.
That is until the league has to buy the team for 6 years, and then I'll be pissed again.
Can't wait to read the "Phoenix: I still think it's a hockey market" chapter of Gary Bettman's autobiography. I'm guessing it's going to be chapter 11.
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Audrey Burson loved box seats, boxing rings
By day, Audrey Burson was the proper, pearl-necklaced secretary with perfect penmanship.
But on Friday nights, she was the blond beauty who enjoyed dancing at the fancy hotels of Newport and Long Beach.
Burson was a 30-something divorcée in 1960. She bought herself a VW bug, packed up her young daughters, left Washington state and headed to California to start life over.
She headed to Huntington Beach, bought a duplex that she fixed up herself - from painting to carpentry - and took a job at Fountain Valley's first City Hall at Talbert Avenue and Bushard Street.
As the 25-year assistant to four of Fountain Valley's city managers, she was the consummate professional. If the city had secrets to keep, she was discretion itself. On her tidy desk there was a candy dish and a vase with fresh roses from her garden. Her ruler was secretly tucked behind her nameplate.
She retired from City Hall in 1985, and died at her Huntington Beach duplex Oct. 30 at the age of 81.
When she wasn't out dancing either at the nice hotels or at church functions, Audrey could be found at the Orange County Performing Arts Center savoring performances of "Camelot" and "Don Quixote." She loved opera star Luciano Pavarotti so much that she had a poster of him hanging in the hallway of her duplex.
She also had a fondness for Elvis and heavyweight boxing.
Daughter Kris still chuckles over the Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier fight that she and her mom went to in 1975. "We were about the only women in the Long Beach Arena that night," Kris said. "All these men had their cigars lit up, but mom just fit right in."
Audrey was athletic and downhill skied from her youth well into her 70s.
But shopping was her real sport. Call it the thrill of the hunt.
Audrey combed through the finest stores of Fashion Island and South Coast Plaza looking for the best designer pieces, but never paying more than $5 to $10. If she couldn't buy what she wanted, she sewed her own designer-looking outfits.
Audrey was strict and neat at home, never strayed from her beliefs or opinions, and admired Ronald Reagan, probably because of his Hollywood days. She kept her family life in a perfect routine: She sent her daughters off on their walk to school each morning, made dinner for them every night, and the three would watch old movies at home on Sundays.
Then there were the cars. Audrey once fixed her VW bug at the side of the road using a safety pin. She later bought a yellow 1968 Ford Mustang, but she didn't keep it long; She traded it in for a red 1969 Cougar with black interior and a 351 block engine. In the mid-1980s, Audrey bought a tan and brown Volkswagen camper van, which was so color-coordinated inside that even the juicer with which she made her fresh orange juice each morning was a matching brown.
But she was a plucky traveler, even driving the van to visit daughter Jan in Alaska.
"I had no electricity, no plumbing," recalled Jan. "I only had a wood stove, but she made some great meals, including the best lasagna on it. And the funniest part that week was when I found her out in the outhouse making improvements to it, as only a mom could do."
"(Audrey) was a strong woman, brilliantly handling herself in any setting, from the great outdoors to the opera halls," Kris said. "She was a self-made, independent woman and did things her way long before that was a trend."
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Alastair Cook is up to fifth in the ICC Test batting rankings after his string of magnificent Ashes displays.
The left-handed opener scored a match-winning 189 in Sydney, helping him to climb eight places from 13th.
It continues an amazing rise for Cook - who was in 30th position in the rankings when England touched down on Australian soil, but has since scored 766 runs which earned him the man-of-the-series award.
England's Ian Bell and Matt Prior have also improved their rankings after hitting centuries in the innings-and-83-runs victory in Sydney.
Bell has moved up five places to 22nd position, while Prior is now in 29th after gaining six places.
Jonathan Trott remains in fourth, while there is also good news for Andy Flower's side in the latest bowling rankings.
James Anderson climbs one spot to third after taking 24 Ashes wickets, and Tim Bresnan is up five places to 36th.
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Atlanta (66-60) at Cincinnati (55-70)
The Atlanta Braves have some work to do if they hope to remain in the division race.
They'll be trying to chip away at their largest NL East deficit of the season Wednesday when they continue a four-game series with the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park.
The Braves (66-60) lost 8-7 to the Reds (55-70) on Tuesday, falling six games behind the NL East-leading New York Mets. Atlanta also trails second-place Philadelphia by one game.
The Braves have lost four of their last six and are just 19-18 since the All-Star break, when they were two games back in the East. However, they trail the Phillies and San Diego by only one game for the NL wild-card lead.
Atlanta blew leads of 3-0 and 7-5 on Tuesday and lost despite pounding out 12 hits. Over their last four games, the Braves have 33 runs and 46 hits, but are only 2-2.
"In this ballpark, anything can happen," manager Bobby Cox said, referring to hitter-friendly Great American.
Brian McCann had a two-run homer a day after connecting for a grand slam, improving to .469 (15-for-32) with five homers in eight career games in Cincinnati. First baseman Mark Teixeira singled in a run, and is batting .292 with nine homers and 26 RBIs since being acquired from Texas on July 31.
Atlanta could get a boost on Wednesday. Cox said that he planned to put shortstop Edgar Renteria—out since Aug. 2 because of a sprained right ankle— back in the lineup.
Renteria leads the Braves with a .336 batting average and has 11 homers.
"He's a hitting machine," Cox told the Braves' official team Web site.
However, pitching has been the biggest problem for the Braves lately. Tim Hudson and John Smoltz are the only Atlanta starters to earn wins since Aug. 7, when Buddy Carlyle beat the Mets.
Lance Cormier (0-3, 9.90 ERA) will look to reverse that trend in his fifth start of the season. He threw well enough to win on Friday, allowing three runs in a career-high 7 1-3 innings, but lost 4-0 as Arizona's Brandon Webb extended his scoreless-innings streak to 42 innings.
"I'm definitely going to take some positives out of this game and work toward the next one," Cormier told the Braves' official team Web site.
Cormier has made five career relief appearances against the Reds, allowing 10 runs in nine innings. He has not faced Cincinnati since 2005 while still with the Diamondbacks.
Cormier will be up against a Reds team that has won five of its last eight. Cincinnati is averaging 5.9 runs this month and has scored at least six runs in seven of its last 11 games—and at least four in each of the last 12.
"The offense has done a great job battling back and keeping us in ballgames," said reliever Bill Bray, who earned Tuesday's win.
The Reds have won six of their last eight games against the Braves, including a three-game sweep in Atlanta July 16-18 in the only other series between the teams this season.
Bronson Arroyo (6-13, 4.58) will hope to keep that trend alive as he tries to win back-to-back starts for only the second time this season. He allowed three runs in 7 1-3 innings of Friday's 8-3 win in Milwaukee.
"It was one of those days where you get lucky," Arroyo said. "Through seven, it was probably the easiest start I've had all year. They were being really aggressive and I was getting lucky and getting outs."
Arroyo is 3-1 with a 4.54 ERA in eight career appearances—seven starts— against the Braves. He threw seven scoreless innings in a 6-5 win in Atlanta in his only start against them this season.
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Death Metal is not for the weak. Death Metal is for the chosen ones who see the vision of darkness and believe that eternity exists through sacrafice of the meek. DEATH METAL IS NECROVORE.
Kill Yourself if you do not believe. If you are too weak, call me, I'll kill you myself.
Lick your wounds and bleed again!!!!!
Lick your wounds and bleed again!!!!!
από jsh 29 Φεβρουάριος 2004
A type of heavy metal. Death metal bands do not have lead singers, instead they use edited recordings of Helen Keller trying to speak. Then they have an actor mouth the sounds for concerts or music videos. When they run out of Helen Keller recordings, they simply lock babies in dungeons and deprive them of any kind of interaction. The result being that when they grow up they will not be able to speak, only make guttural retard sounds. Put that person in front of a mic, and boom you have a death metal band.
Death metal is the worst type of metal, sorry.
από Per sonny 12333342 7 Σεπτέμβριος 2015
a hardcore music that is listened to by anyone
dude that deathmetal is hardcore
από fffffffuuuuuuuccccckkkkkkkk u 27 Ιανουάριος 2009
Possibly the weirdest sounding stuff ever. If anyone besides me wanted to ever know what it is like to listen to Death Metal, watch porn, it is a bunch of people screaming and sweating(I never did and never will do this). I do like the enthusiasm of the people though, but this is what it sounds like. It is very creative though, but not much talent is involved besides the solos. All in all it is a bunch of high pitched screaming with a 3 chord riff and breakdowns. I myself sometimes listen to it, for some of it isn't bad.
Iwrestledabearonce is death metal
από deathmetalisalrightforsome 23 Ιούνιος 2011
Death metal instrumentals = amazing
Death metal lyrics = poetic in their own right and sometimes very current with world news.
Death metal vocals a.k.a death grunt = retarded.
I think that most of the bands have some amazing musicians. but the way they sing in an inaudible voice is just stupid.
Death metal lyrics = poetic in their own right and sometimes very current with world news.
Death metal vocals a.k.a death grunt = retarded.
I think that most of the bands have some amazing musicians. but the way they sing in an inaudible voice is just stupid.
Bands with my favorite instrumentals from the death metal genre. God Dethroned, Nile, Cannibal Corpse.
από Gojila 11 Σεπτέμβριος 2007
Avril Lavigne and similar artists.
Like omg, Avril is soo hardcore. Have you heard some of her killer riffs lately?
από Sarcastic Sid 2 Δεκέμβριος 2004
Death Metal is amazing. Its a guttural sound that brings out the homicidal necrophiliac in us all.
Waking the Cadaver IS Death Metal
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Duke rate hike approved; prices going upUPDATED 7:53 PM EDT Sep 11, 2013
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DUKE ENERGY CUSTOMERS... ARE GOING TO SEE THEIR BILLS GO UP .... BY A LITTLE MORE THAN 8 PERCENT. THAT'LL ADD UP TO ANOTHER 7-DOLLARS AND 52 CENTS... ON A MONTHLY RESIDENTIAL BILL FOR 1-THOUSAND KILOWATT-HOURS STATE REGULATORS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE HIKE.... WHICH IS HALF OF WHAT THE POWER COMPANY ORIGINALLY WANTED. HERE IS NEWS 4'S NIGEL ROBERTSON TONIGHT ... WITH HOW WE GOT HERE. DUKE ENERGY SAYS IT NEEDS MORE MONEY. this was the third and final part of that and its really to recoup for capital investments that we've invested in the system. things that would modernize the grid and make plant more efficient. THAT IS WHAT REGULATORS WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION HAD TO DECIDE TODAY. FOR THE THIRD TIME IN FOUR YEARS.... DUKE ENERGY FILED A REQUEST FOR AN INCREASE. THIS ONE AVERAGES 15.11 PERCENT. our original ask based on the actual cost that we've invested in the system as well as modernizing many programs to make delivery more reliable was 220 million... what our settlement agreement proposes is about half that. DUKE'S ORIGINAL REQUEST WOULD HAVE RAISED A MONTHLY RESIDENTIAL BILL FOR 1,000 KILOWATT-HOURS ABOUT... $17.83 A MONTH. REMEMBER ALL THOSE PUBLIC HEARINGS? MANY HELD ALL OVER THE AREA... GOT HEATED... BUT RYAN MOSIER WITH DUKE ENERGY SAID THEY WELCOMED THE DEBATE... CALLING IT PART OF THE PROCESS. we really value listening to our customers, hearing from our customers and so we think the public hearings were a great success for everyone. THOSE CUSTOMERS... WILL SEE THE IMPACT OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION'S DECISION... STARTING NEXT MONTH. NIGEL ROBERTSON... WYFF NEWS 4... GREENVILLE. ON TOP OF TODAY'S RATE HIKE ... DUKE ENERGY HAS ALSO FILED FOR ANOTHER INCREASE. THIS ONE... IS THE ANNUAL FUEL AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY CHARGE. IF THAT'S APPROVED IT WILL RAISE YOUR BILL.... BY ANOTHER $7.62 A MONTH... PER 1000 KILOWATT-HOURS.
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Thursday, January 23, 2014
The Ashley Ridge girls remain undefeated in region play but the Swamp Fox boys are still looking for their first region win.
The Lady Swamp Foxes held Beaufort to only 2 points in the opening period Tuesday and rode that momentum to a 55-28 home victory.
Ashley Ridge improved to 11-4 on the season with a 3-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA with the win.
I thought our girls played hard but we were sloppy on the offensive end, Ashley Ridge coach Chris Shaw said.
Some of our bench players stepped up including Morgan Bowers, Shamaria Myers and Jada Speights. They gave us a good lift and should continue to help us as the season moves on.
Shelby Daly scored a game-high 11 points to pace the Lady Swamp Foxes. Ariel Glover added 9 points.
Seven other Ashley Ridge players scored 4 or more points in the game.
On Friday, the Lady Swamp Foxes make the short trip to Summerville to face the Lady Green Wave, which is also 3-0 in region play.
Its nice to be 3-0 in the region but we have some huge games coming up and we are going to need to play much better and get contributions from everybody, Shaw said.
The Ashley Ridge boys dropped to 0-3 in region play with a 54-46 loss to Beaufort.
Corbin Landers scored 14 points for the Swamp Foxes, but the Eagles had several players with the hot hand.
Jawan Mack scored 16 points and Adonis Grant added 15 to help the Eagles improve to 14-2 on the season.
One of Beauforts losses came in a region game with Summerville so now those two teams are tied for second place in the region behind Bluffton.
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Beaufort Girls 28
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Ashley Ridge: 12, 17, 10, 16-55
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AR (55): Shelby Daly 11, Glover 9, Burnette 6, Bowers 6, Myers 5, Hunt 5, Cousins 5, Speights 4, Tierney 4.
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