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Brenda L. Heiman is an adjunct professor in the Lesley Graduate School of Education.
Brenda L. Heiman
Professional Title: Adjunct Professor
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Using technology to improve and enhance the educational experience for students with disabilities and students with diverse learning needs; universal design for instruction; assistive technology/augmentative communication; language arts through the K-12 curriculum; higher education coursework relating to technology in teaching and learning.
Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Technology; language arts; online, distance, and hybrid learning experiences
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: ECOMP 5007 - 21st Century Teaching: Supporting all Learners on the Ability Spectrum; ECOMP 7103 - 21st Century Leadership Supporting All Learners on the Ability Spectrum; ECOMP 5004 - Technology in the Language Arts Curriculum
Education: MA (Speech-Language Pathology), East Texas University; PhD, University of New Mexico (Curriculum and Instruction in Multicultural Teacher Education)
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Currently serves as co-editor of the Journal of Special Education Technology, a publication of the Technology and Media Division of the Council for Exceptional Children.
As an educator for over 30 years, my philosophy of education has evolved, expanded and hopefully, improved. I began my teaching career in public school, and have now moved into the world of higher education. In both, however, I have found that as long as I keep the students' needs first and foremost in my pedagogy, my purpose and my philosophy, I will make a difference. I am a firm believer in hard work and have high expectations for all my students. I am also convinced that educational technology is providing teachers the opportunity to teach (and learn) in a digital environment that is purposeful, enabling our students to be prepared for real-world opportunities. I love to teach in both face-to-face and online environments, and that, I believe, makes the job easier, more enjoyable, and yet still a challenge each day, a challenge to which I look forward.
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We are a middle of the road talent team that is greatly underperforming.
To make the playoffs we needed to outperform our talent.
We are a middle of the road talent team that is greatly underperforming.
To make the playoffs we needed to outperform our talent.
A few things come to mind when evaluating the 2013 Giants.
1. For the last six years we had a very good offensive line. Now our Oline is just offensive. That drops all of the O grades.
2. Reese made a huge mistake letting Bennett go. And an even bigger one evaluating draftable LB talent over the years. How is it every team in the league has a decent linebacker except us? Not one.
3. Special teams? Not very special.
4. Big name players on defense? Not making big plays. Pass rush? More like past rush.
5. D coordinator living and dying with a non existent pass rush without making any effective adjustments? Check.
6. O coordinator not going to the no huddle to shake things up? Check.
7. QB making poor decisions because he's trying to do too much? Check.
8. Beleaguered head coach without answers? Check.
Check please.
So Jomo, when you ask a fair question about the talent level of this team, I ask you what good is unrealized talent with all of these inadequacies?
No one remembers who came in second.
i actually think we're a fairly talented team .. above average, if not "good". it just sucks that our worst talent is all at the same position - oline. If we had even an average oline, we'd be winning.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
Yes I agree that it is frustrating that our main lack of talent is loaded in one unit BUT it is more frustrating for me that the GM made bad decision after bad decision in this area over 4 years to put us in this spot. Petrus, Brewer, etal grrrrrr.
No one remembers who came in second.
I think we knew our oline was aging but we always had more pressing issues in the past. WR, Secondary/CB, etc. Everyone saw it coming, but the oline definitely was not a priority. I think we were just hoping to find another gem or barely scrape by like we did in 2011.
Now it's biting us in the butt.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
Tony Dungy said after the loss this past sunday that he thinks the Giants just don't have enough talented players to win in the NFL...

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Just saying hey!....
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Hey Ladies!! I'm just as bad but in my DEFENSE, I was working on my finals these past couple of weeks :) Hope everyone is doing well!
Oh girl, gotta check in daily so much to talk about so keep in touch.So Hi Angel sister and talk with you soon.


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Road construction worker George Taiaroa was farewelled by whanau and friends near Levin today.
The 67-year-old was shot dead by a passing motorist while directing traffic on Tram Rd, Kinleith, south of Tokoroa on Tuesday afternoon.
He was farewelled at a private ceremony today.
Divers have been scouring the Waikato River in the search for clues as to who killed him but police said today that nothing of significance had been located.
The motorist who shot him was believed to have sped off in a blue four-wheel-drive vehicle, believed to be a Jeep Cherokee.


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This resource highlights a few of the many women who have impacted STEM fields- through important explorations, discoveries and/or contributions. It includes first-hand stories, a resource guide, and downloadable posters and postcards.
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Using different perspectives- the unaided eye, a magnifying lens, and a satellite- provides different information. Children make observations of common objects- along with images of butterflies, the Mississippi River, a fire in the Colorado Black... (View More) Forest, and Mars- to learn how views from close up and views from far away change our understandings. This activity was designed for use in a library program. (View Less)
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This is a two-page lithograph featuring the Cepheid Variable Star RS Puppis, an example of a special class of bright pulsating stars whose light and energy outputs vary over a set period of time. The text on the lithograph explains the historic... (View More) importance of Cepheid variable stars as distance markers. The accompanying classroom activity In Search of … Cepheid Variable Stars is a curriculum support tool designed for use as an introductory inquiry activity. During the classroom activity, students use the images and text on this lithograph to generate questions about Cepheid variable stars. They will conduct research to answer their questions and will create a presentation to demonstrate their understanding of the material, providing supporting evidence from their research. (View Less)
This image from the Hubble Space Telescope reveals a panorama of turbulent star birth, located close enough to Earth that Hubble can resolve individual stars. The star factory resides 170,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a small... (View More) satellite galaxy of our Milky Way. Included are suggestions for using this in the classroom and an introductory activity in which students use the images and text on this lithograph to generate questions, and research answers, about star formation. (View Less)
This series of laboratory lessons and activities uses authentic solar imagery and data to introduce students to solar science. Students are asked to explore details in imagery, including how to deal with the issues of noise and resolution, and... (View More) understand scale. They are introduced to the concept of space weather and how that affects both observing instruments and the Earth. Students learn about spectra, how helium and coronium were discovered, and go on to explore real spectra from the Sun. Most activities are mathematically based, and targeted for grades 9-10. Imagery is included from NASA/ESA's SOHO mission, NASA's SDO mission, and Japan's Hinode satellite. (View Less)
Emphasizing the synergies between science and engineering, these video clips highlight the research of professional ocean scientists and engineers in various disciplines. The clips are accompanied by additional relevant content including images,... (View More) data visualizations, graphs, animations, and other information. Content has been organized into more than a dozen thematic areas such as Solving Old Problems with New Technology and Small Scale Observations and Large Scale Ideas. All content has been aligned with science and engineering practices from the Next Generation Science Standards, including "asking questions and solving problems" and "planning and carrying out investigations," providing applicable resources for teachers who want to provide role models of effective practice for their students. (View Less)
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This program uses NASA data and resources to promote authentic classroom research experiences. These two complementary guides lead students through the process of conducting their own inquiry-based research on an Earth-focused topic. In their... (View More) guidebook, students read content and answer questions about each step in the research process- from formulating a question to sharing results. The separate guide for teachers provides explicit instructions, lists the standards addressed, and includes additional hints, resources and websites. (View Less)
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The emphasis of this lesson is deepening students' understanding of how and why we measure precipitation across the globe. Students will look at NASA Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) data gathered during hurricanes and how this data can... (View More) prove essential in helping scientists forecast the amount of precipitation. Students will also learn how the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission is enabling scientists to collect new information on hurricanes. The lesson uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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This Science On a Sphere (SOS) module is designed to help the public better understand the story of water on Mars and how we're learning more about it. It portrays the mystery of what happened to the water on Mars in the context of a detective... (View More) story. NASA's MAVEN mission (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutoN) will help solve this mystery by studying the Martian atmosphere, how it has changed over time, and how it interacts with the Sun and the solar wind. The module also delves into Mars exploration, featuring past, present, and future Mars missions, and includes an activity comparing images of water-related features on Earth and Mars. It will help people understand that a planet's climate can change over time and how learning more about Mars helps us learn more about Earth and other planets as well. Resources included are: script, SOS playlist and datasets, background and tips for the docent or facilitator, and image comparisons of water-related features on Earth and Mars. (View Less)
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Located in Gran Via, H10 Villa de la Reina Boutique Hotel is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Plaza Mayor and Prado Museum. This 4-star hotel has 74 rooms and welcomes guests with a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and a 24-hour business center. Centrally located in Madrid, the hotel is also a short walk from Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Plaza de Espana.
This hotel is home to a bistro and a bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
All 74 soundproofed rooms provide minibars, espresso makers, and free bottled water. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and satellite TV. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport down comforters. Safes, phones, and desks are also available.
Guests of H10 Villa de la Reina Boutique Hotel enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, 3 meeting rooms, and conference space. Offsite parking is available for a fee. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this boutique hotel include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and free newspapers.
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The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1421 square feet (132 square meters) include conference space. This Beaux Arts hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. A total renovation of this property was completed in February 2015.
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Three-star defensive tackle and fullback Kennard Swanson (Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson) was offered by Florida on Monday, according to Lake Gibson assistant coach Robert Whitaker.
The 6-foot, 242-pound senior is committed to LSU and is being recruited as a fullback by both SEC programs. At a defensive lineman, Swanson has 16 sacks this season.
The Gators also offered Swanson's junior teammate Kendall Gant. It's the first offer for the 6-foot-3, 177-pound Gant, a safety.
Whitaker said Gant will likely be in attendance at next Saturday's Florida-Florida State game.
it is interesting that a fullback commit gets a florida offer and a blocking te commit was being looked at by bama. wilson must be doing a very good job at evaluating under the radar guys.
Seems like they're mad about Gilmore
And from what I read, i wouldn't be too worried. It seems like a "feeler" offer
Does Swanson know lsu is not accredited?
Wilson is the recruiting coordinator. That doesn't mean he is the sole evaluator of every guy that LSU recruits. It means he handles logistics.
It's more likely that every offensive coach and Miles eval'd Swanson and Stokes rather than just Wilson.
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Cities reduce street lighting to save energy and fight light pollution
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Cities reduce street lighting to save energy and fight light pollution
This article is evidence that the gate has swung way to far to the left... this "light pollution" crusade has gotten way out of hand just like air pollution ... the gate needs to swing back.
Hmmm... the implication of your comment is that wasting energy and money, creating glare for older drivers, using more light than is needed, and municipalities spending money that they don't need to (wasting taxpayer dollars unnecessarily) is a GOOD thing - all because the "light pollution crusade has gotten way out of hand." Do I have that about right? So I have to ask: Why do you like wasting taxpayer dollars, creating unsafe driving conditions for seniors, and using more energy than necessary to light exactly the same area? Explain how that's a good thing, because I'm not following your logic there. Thanks.
It is about time that people recognize the stupidity of wasting money on energy to light the undersides of clouds. In addition, any light fixtures that produce glare is poor lighting design.


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Michael Houlihan is entering his fourth season as the head coach and eighth with the UMass Boston volleyball program. Houlihan was promoted to the role of co-head coach in August of 2013 after serving as the associate head coach in 2012 and the assistant coach from 2009-2011.
During his seven seasons with the Beacons, Houlihan played an integral part in transforming UMass Boston into one of the most successful programs in the history of university. While on the bench, the New York native has helped the Beacons to six Little East Conference Tournament championships, a NCAA New England Regional crown in 2010, 2012, and 2013, and three appearances in the NCAA Division III National Championship tournament.
On top of the team's success, Houlihan has also worked with some of the top players in the country including the program's all-time leader in assists in setter Cassy Hanneman '12, and the all-time leader in kills and the program's first and only three-time All-American in Shannon Thompson '13. Thompson also finished her career as the only player in UMass Boston history to be named a four-time First Team All-Little East Conference, and three-time LEC Offensive Player of the Year.
Last season, the Beacons retook their rightful place atop the Little East Conference, as they cruised past Keene State College and Western Connecticut State University in the tournament. The Beacons once again played some of the top competition in the country, which included the University of Wisconsin Whitewater and Elmhurst College. In total four players went on to earn all-conference honors at the end of championship season, with juniors Julia Murphy and Elizabeth Glavan once again earning AVCA All-Region and All-American honors.
The 2014 season, saw Houlihan's Beacons reach the 20-win mark for the eighth straight year, as well as securing their sixth-straight LEC Regular Season title. He would also coach the conference Defensive and Offensive Players of the Year for the second straight year in Elizabeth Glavan and Julia Murphy. The duo would also go on to earn AVCA All-Region, and All-American honors under Houlihan.
In 2013, he coached the program's first LEC Defensive Player of the Year in Glavan, who also went on to earn the program's first AVCA All-Region honor as a libero. In total Houlihan has mentored 24 All-Conference selections, 24 NEWVA and AVCA All-Region honorees, and seven All-Americans.
Due to his tremendous dedication to the sport of volleyball, Houlihan was named the program's first American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) "Thirty Under 30" recipient which recognizes the top up-and-coming coaches at all levels of the sport, and was featured in the May 2013 edition of the AVCA Coaching Volleyball 2.0.
Prior to coming to Boston, Houlihan coached the Midlakes High School Varsity Boys Volleyball team in New York. Houlihan also spent time as the head coach for the 14's All Long Island Boys Club Team. Throughout his career, Houlihan has worked at a variety of collegiate camps and has also created and implemented individual training programs for players of all ages. Amongst the many camps he has worked at are the University of New Hampshire, the University of Delaware, and the University of Rochester.
Before stepping into the coaching world, Houlihan enjoyed a four-year career for the Nazareth College Men's Volleyball squad. He later graduated from Nazareth with a business administration degree in sports management. While working at UMass Boston, Houlihan earned his MBA.
Houlihan currently resides in Dracut with his wife Mel, their puppy, and their son Liam.


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Just in time for the Oscars, Ben Stubbs tours movie locations in Alfred Hitchcock's favourite city.
Alfred Hitchcock leers at us with one eye cocked and his bottom lip protruding. This is his city and he's daring us to get closer.
Our guide, Jay Sherwin, snaps the brochure away from us and points in the direction of the Brocklebank building that looms at the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco. It is the first stop on our tour to discover Hitchcock's view of the city.
The Birds and Family Plot were shot in the "City by the Bay", though the most infamous of Hitchcock's films featuring San Francisco is undoubtedly Vertigo, as Scottie Ferguson (Jimmy Stewart) pursues a possessed Madeleine Elster (Kim Novak) across the city.
One critic called Vertigo "another Hitchcock and bull story", and it was deemed a commercial and critical failure at the time. The focus of the film is on a flawed protagonist with obvious weaknesses (vertigo and blonde women, it seems). As the subtleties and themes have aged, though, the film has become one of Hitchcock's most endearing, and in 2012 it was named the best film ever by British magazine Sight & Sound.
"Hitchcock and his films were always full of layers and complications," Sherwin says, reminding us of the skeletons in Hitchcock's own closet that were aired in the recent biopic with Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren.
We walk down the windy channels of downtown. "San Francisco is a character in Vertigo," Sherwin says. "It's a tortured valentine to the city, with its darkness and intrigue."
Sherwin's intention is to show us some of the city and how it reflects the facade that Hitchcock delighted in using in his films.
There is a group of about 15 of us in Huntington Park. It's a sunny afternoon, though with the wind blowing up from the bay below, it contains no warmth. It seems appropriate for the tour. Sherwin devised the Hitchcock walk after 40 years of watching his films and taking Hitchcock film classes. "It's the role I was born to play," he says.
Sherwin is one of 300 guides in San Francisco who lead free tours through the city. Their topics cover everything from art and culture to the "bawdy and naughty" underbelly.
Sherwin sets the scene of Vertigo for us again, reminding us of Jimmy Stewart's fear of heights and his obsession with Kim Novak. He reminds us of the two characters played by Novak in the film: the blonde and refined Madeleine Elster and the grittier, working-class Judy Barton.
"Like the characters, San Fran has two sides and today we'll scratch the surface to discover the Madeleine and Judy of the city," Sherwin says.
On the manicured lawns at the corner of Mason and Sacramento streets, the scene looks vaguely familiar. This was the exterior where the Elsters lived. The grand neo-Gothic building looks over the bay from Nob Hill, and Sherwin tells us that while much of the building is rent-controlled, an apartment with a view can go for up to $US15,000 ($14,500) a month. The filming for Vertigo began here, and it was only a short commute for the cast and crew because they stayed across the road at the Fairmont hotel. As we watch the well-to-do with dogs in bags and cashmere sweaters coming and going from the lobby, Sherwin tells us that this is where Scottie did his own spying in the film as he followed Madeleine.
Our guide knows his town well and he tells us that this hotel was also where Tony Bennett first performed his song I Left My Heart in San Francisco. We walk across to 1000 California Street and to the steps of an imposing brownstone building. It was one of the few to survive the 1906 earthquake and fire disaster, and it is now one of the most exclusive addresses in the city.
"It's the Pacific-Union Club, the last bastion of white male Republicans in the city," Sherwin says, lowering his voice as an elderly man toddles by. "They still only let women in the first floor." It was this location that Hitchcock used as a model for Gavin Elster's men's club in Vertigo.
We walk along and stop at the haunting, grey Grace Cathedral, used in Hitchcock's final film, Family Plot, where the protagonists kidnap a bishop in plain sight. Hitchcock made a $US5000 donation to the cathedral so he could film here. "It was Hitchcock's way of showing that art can imitate life," Sherwin says. "As the kidnapping happens, everyone just watches passively without stepping in — an apathetic view he saw in society and wanted to comment on."
With the sun tipping behind the buildings on Nob Hill, we descend into "Judy Barton" San Fran, where smoke and steam rise from the sewers and men linger at the corner liquor store on Pine and Jones. As we walk, Sherwin smiles and says that many locals call the area the "Tender Nob" because it's halfway between the Nob Hill and Tenderloin districts, and it is something of a seedy area after dark.
Fluorescent signs flicker to life as we walk along Sutter Street. They're advertising haircuts and male strip joints, though our stop is the Argonaut Book Shop. It's a hole in the wall, though apparently Hitchcock was good friends with its owner and used it as the "Argosy" bookshop in Vertigo, with a rear projection of Powell Street in the background to make it look like the main drag. Sherwin and I walk and talk, and he tells me about Kim Novak and her pride of Vertigo. She campaigned against 2012 Oscar winner The Artist, which used Vertigo's score (with permission). Novak said that it was an abuse of the integrity of the original film and even took out a full-page ad in Variety.
We pass the Hotel Commodore with its neon sign and white fire escapes, just like the Empire Hotel used in Vertigo (though it's been updated into the modern Hotel Vertigo further down the street).
This tour takes us through the essence of the film and 1950s San Francisco, rather than the refurbished locations that force us to picture something that simply isn't there any more. It shows us the city as Hitchcock saw it.
We cross Grant Avenue and the city changes again; swept streets, business people and boutiques replace the grunge from a few streets over. We pass flower stores and restaurants that were used in Vertigo, though the place Sherwin really wants us to see is darker. On Maiden Lane, nothing seems out of place - it's all Chanel, Marc Jacobs and a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed gallery.
Sherwin says this is a perfect example of Judy Barton San Fran disguised as Madeleine Elster.
This lane used to be the most notorious red-light district in the city and it was wall-to-wall with wooden-shack brothels.
After the earthquake, the bordellos went up in smoke and the area was repurposed for rather more wholesome customers.
There is much more to Hitchcock's San Francisco, with the Palace of Fine Arts, Fort Point and St Joseph's Hospital among the notable locations used in his films. "You can't do it all on foot, though if you're like me, you'll certainly try," Sherwin says.
We finish out in the exposed centre of Union Square in the last moments of the afternoon. This is where Jimmy Stewart paced with insomnia and Tippi Hedren introduced us to The Birds.
Sherwin says goodbye and wanders off into the smoky evening. Tourists and locals mingle around the cable car and department stores, though there is something foreboding about the darkness. The wind picks up again and the square fills with people rushing past, concealing their faces from the cold in scarves and jackets. Hundreds of birds swell across the sky and I stop and look up at the shadows, momentarily understanding the two sides of the City by the Bay.
The writer travelled with assistance from Visit California.
Trip notes
Getting there
United flies direct from Sydney to San Francisco. united.com.
Staying there
Villa Florence is on Powell Street, in the heart of the city across from Union Square and the cable-car terminus. There is a range of rooms and suites from $US230 ($223) for a deluxe queen room with valet parking, breakfast and a free room upgrade. villaflorence.com.
Doing there
If Hitchcock isn't your style, view the tours available (free, tip appreciated) with San Francisco City Guides, sfcityguides.org.
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Suite shots: hotels in the movies
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) Alfred Hitchcock's suspense thriller used the La Mamounia hotel in Marrakech for the McKenna family's holiday.
The Pink Panther (1963) The original film starring Peter Sellers revolved around a diamond thief at an exclusive Italian ski resort — it is the Cristallo Hotel Spa & Golf in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Octopussy (1983) Set in the beautiful Rajasthani city of Udaipur, as Roger Moore sets out to foil a Soviet plot he is drawn to Octopussy's base, which is better known as the Taj Lake Palace.
Notting Hill (1999) As bumbling bookstore owner Hugh Grant looked for love with Julia Roberts, the Ritz in London was used as the star's base in the film.
Ocean's Eleven (2001) The Bellagio Towers in Las Vegas featured prominently in the heist film starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon as they look to mastermind the robbery of three casinos.
From Leading Hotel's list of prominent hotels in the movies. lhw.com/inthemovies.
City star: other San Francisco locations
Alcatraz, The Rock Visit the infamous island prison on an Alcatraz tour from Fisherman's Wharf to experience the desperation and isolation of the most notorious prison in the US.
Bullitt Walk the streets around Russian Hill to see Steve McQueen's old haunts (or drive to relive one of the best car-chase scenes ever filmed).
Dirty Harry Experience Harry Callahan's San Francisco: Mount Davidson Park, Kezar Stadium, Chinatown and the Bank of America building.
Sister Act Search out St Paul's Church in Noe Valley to relive Whoopi's finest hour.
Full House Find the home of the Olsen twins and Bob Saget on Broderick Street.
Locations, locations, locations: eight more movie sets to visit
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Explore the ancient city of Petra in Jordan to rediscover the Holy Grail and Harrison Ford's quest for the fountain of youth. Check out geckosadventures.com for its eight-day Jordan and Egypt tour.
The Hobbit Take a tour of Hobbiton from Matamata in New Zealand to trace the path of Bilbo. hobbitontours.com.
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I need some assistance here on the legalities of selling honey. I have a few hives at my house in Hendersonville, TN (Sumner county) and have started selling honey to friends, neighbors, and coworkers. I now have an opportunity to set up a small honey stand in one of the local restaurants...as long as I'm legal. What is considered legal in this aspect? Do I need a business license? Do I collect/charge sales tax? Where do I go to get myself "legal"?
Until now I've considered myself a hobbyist and "legal" to me was making sure my hives were registered through the state ag dept and making sure my honey labels met the minimum standards.
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We're supposed to believe that Steve's extraordinary accomplishments are all a result of his genius intellect, but no human being in the history of existence has been able to do the things this teenage nerd can do. If he were a real person, his scientific discoveries would have completely redefined our way of life. Steve Urkel would have singlehandedly propelled our species into its next stage of evolution. But to the rest of the characters on the show, Urkel's miracles are treated like annoying everyday occurrences. We never see someone at the end of the episode go "Steve, maybe if you work the kinks out of your machine that turns anybody into Bruce Lee you can sell it to the military and make a fortune." It's as if the other characters are purposely turning a blind eye to all the fricked up things he's able to do.
shite even if he didn't want to share some of his inventions with the world he could have at least used his time travel machine to go kill Hitler or something.
However, since Urkel was sort of a one-note geek, the show quickly devolved into some sort of science-fantasy farce featuring clones, transformation chambers, time-travel and evil sentient ventriloquist dummies.
In fact, the show went so completely over the top with these ridiculous concepts that the viewer can only be left with one logical conclusion.
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And he eventually married Laura.
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Cumin and chili powder season a filling of turkey sausage, tomatoes, black beans and Swiss cheese for creamy acorn squash. Serve this stuffed squash with warmed corn tortillas for wrapping up bites of all the tasty ingredients.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Calcium
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Serves 6
Prep Time 45 min
Total Time 90 min.
Step 1
Preheat oven to 375°F. Lightly coat a large baking sheet with cooking spray.
Step 2
Cut squash in half horizontally. Scoop out and discard seeds. Place the squash cut-side down on the prepared baking sheet. Bake until tender, about 45 minutes.
Step 3
Meanwhile, lightly coat a large skillet with cooking spray; heat over medium heat. Add sausage and cook, stirring and breaking up with a wooden spoon, until lightly browned, 3 to 5 minutes. Add onion and bell pepper; cook, stirring often, until softened, 3 to 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, chili powder and cumin; cook for 30 seconds. Stir in tomatoes, beans, salt and hot sauce, scraping up any browned bits. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer until the tomatoes are broken down, 10 to 12 minutes.
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Can someone who has used plastic foundation tell me the pros & cons of it? Thanks.
Can someone who has used plastic foundation tell me the pros & cons of it? Thanks.
I use plastic in wood frames.
Comes in black, white, or green (I cut out sheets from plastic frames)
No worries about blowouts when extracting
Can't cut out queen cells to transfer to multiple hives
Costs a bit more
Once plugged with brood castings they suck to clean (almost not worth it for me)
Can pull the drawn comb away from the foundation when uncapping if not careful with a too cold knife
As someone who used to spend every summer evening and basically all winter hand wiring frames and and putting in "real" foundation there is nothing I regret about use of the new plastic foundation.
Just about done putting the finishing touches on 9000 new wood frames with plastic foundation built this winter to throw on the bees this summer. The speed of assembly and the durability of the finished product in all aspects of beekeeping keep me from even thinking about the "good ol days."
Only drawback might be that the "free time" and increased productivity caused by its usage makes the MRS. think I'm available for a bigger Honey-do-list than I would really like.
>new wood frames with plastic foundation built this winter to throw on the bees this summer.
Will hives draw plastic foundation this late in Solano? Or most places?
Very good question Frank. Simple answer is: Some yards YES. Some yards No. With the poor rain situation this year I do have to admit its main the reason over a 1000 gallons a week of syrup is going on each week and the tank levels are dropping like a rock over Vernal falls. No one is more glad that syrup is down 25% since last year than myself. If the dead bees before almond bloom don't kill as guy the current syrup bill will surely finish someone off on a year like this. Thank God we had killer mating weather and the rest of the springs chore accomplishment list gets an A- for the spring of 2013 in Nor Cal.
Some of us like to waste time with real wax and wood. The bees seem to like it better, and everything can be re-cycled when it gets damaged. We are still working on cheap ways to reuse 20 year old plastic foundation. The current pressure washer takes too long, and rewaxing is just as bad.
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I've seen chemical bath, but you'd have to pull it from the frame I'm thinking or the wood might dissolve too.... I've inherited some plastic foundation frames, if the bees draw them out well, they get two thumbs up. If they don't draw them out well they really suck.
I do like how they seem more solid and rigid in hand. They are a little heavier tho and the bees can't create pathways through them like they want too but they do seem to keep comb more level and even as well. Only cons is some bees just hate plastic and if they don't get drawn properly it's tough to get them to do any rework. I'm sure there's tricks to getting them to draw them quicker but it starts making it more time consuming than it's worth. Another pro, is if you don't set them in the heat somewhere, they won't warp like wax or sag in the hive before the bees can attach everything.
I have used some plastic comb and frames all given to me or acquired thru nucs. The bees will use them just fine and it is quicker on the keeper. But aren't bees exposed to enough man made-chemicals as it is. Between tainted HFCS , hard chemical treatments, antibiotics, agricultural sprays and other contaminates isn't it time beekeepers give the bees a break somewhere down the line?
Humans (my mother included) are having more and more allergies to all the above chemicals, and why is does not kill, it can surely weaken an immune system. Sure they can take it but where is the fine line, and when do we change? When the bees start dying?..........
I started with the all plastic frames and foundation (1 piece), but have come to love the wood frame / plastic foundation combo. I have one super that had wax foundation that I got last year and put on a hive, the bees never touched it. I put it on a hive a few weeks ago, giving it another chance, checked it today, still nothing. If they haven't started drawing it by next week, I'll pull it and probably never use wax foundation.
Bees will only draw out plastic when fed or during a flow.
Sorry, don't want to step on toes, but I find, from experience, Charlie B's statement to be completely false. If they will draw wax, then they will draw plastic. And in my case, they won't draw wax at all. (See my earlier post)
Sorry, that last post of mine may sound weird, so needed correcting. I started with plastic, and one wax box. Have had complete success with plastic, but as of today, still haven't had the girls draw my wax foundation. Maybe it is regional, but if they haven't started my wax foundation by next week, after two years, I'm giving up on wax foundation. I've had no luk with it. Only had success with plastic foundation. But to each his own.
Casinoken if the wax is too dried out they wont use it well or at all. I am completely foundationless, so it has been a while since I used wax or plastic but wax was 3 times easier to get drawn if fresh and a decent flow o feeding was taking place.
Honeybees draw combs just fine and just as quick or quicker without either. It is free, in my experiments queens seek out to lay in foundationless over foundation or plastic, its 100% pure from chemical treatments and after a while is very sturdy and durable. To many drones in the frames are never a problem.
I am not just foundationless on a few hives I am using this method on over 100 hives, It works for any keepers who wishes to save and keep his bees healthier.
I've noticed ancedotally that in a box with mixed frames (some with plastic foundation some foundationless) that the bees will draw out the foundationless a little faster than the foundation. That said, it only matters the year they draw them. After that it's pretty nice having solid plastic foundation frames come extraction time.
It's mid-June so I don't expect (at least out here in northern california) that the bees will draw much of anything now.
Don't let anyone ever take you down the bad path of using plastic frames. I had 6 of these that came with a nuc I bought last year. Being that they had nice dark comb, this year I used them a bottom brood box. Wouldn't you know it every time I lifted the box above it, those 6 frames would also come up attached underneath. One time I this happened I was inspecting on a hot day in shorts. Those plastic frames got banged around and instantly I had non-friendly bees fly straight up my shorts!
I haven't dealt with duragilt, never plan too. You'll hear more beeks cursing about Duragilt than plastic frames!
I don't buy into the scare of plastic foundation containing large amounts of toxic wax from treated hives. It's such a small coat of wax that's on the plastic so I don't see how any contamination on it could move the needle much.
I like how easy the plastic foundation is to work with.
I have one hive that will go through all sorts of complicated gymnastic to avoid building comb on plastic, though.
(6th year, 15 hives, Zone 5b, 5500')
LOL Shinbone, I think we share the same bees! Wood/Plastic is what we use, been pretty good. But Plastic/Plastic is terrible, they seem to hate it. I've had some for almost a year that came in a nuc and some of it still isnt fully drawn!
What I find to be best is just a wood frame and no foundation. They draw that out super fast but many times its mostly drone comb. I left a frame that I was raising queens on in a hive (only 2 cells were left, I took the others out already) and forgot about it, came back a week later and it was fully drawn!
But the question is: After 30years, does the plastic start to decompose? and what are the by-products? Wax I can remelt and HOPEFULLY cleanse to make new foundation.
Crazy Roland
I use Pierco foundation in wooden frames and complete Pierco plastic frames. When put together in slotted top, bottom, and side frame wood frames, it is solid as a rock and sturdy.
My main problem is that when you order it pre waxed, it should receive more than a light misting. The bees pretty well ignore the pre wax stuff unless you paint on a coat of melted wax yourself. For a beginner it is a pain, you either have to buy extra wax or bum some off a fellow beekeeper.
And then you have to figure the extra time for melting wax and painting the foundation.
plastic photodegrades. Do you keep your frames out in the sun?


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Suspect's Name Released in Pueblo Officer-Involved Shooting
COLORADO SPRINGS - The Pueblo County Coroner's office released the suspect's name on Wednesday in the officer-involved shooting. Police shot Richard Robert Licon on Tuesday and he later died in the hospital.
This wasn't Licon's first run-in with police. A judge sentenced him to seven years in jail after he pleaded guilty in 1999 to aggravated robbery with intent to kill. His record also included weapons charges - he pleaded guilty to possession of a defaced fire arm in 1998.
It happened just after 11 a.m. on Tuesday. Officers were called to the West 900 Block of Evans for a domestic violence call. Licon did not live at the home but police said one of his children was living there.
Originally police said Licon came outside and shot at the officer. However, KRDO NewsChannel 13 spoke with four neighbors that said they never heard that first shot, only the police officer's shots after.
Police told KRDO on Wednesday the officer confused a door slamming with a gun shot; Licon did not fire at police.
Licon ran behind the house, through the alley, and police shot him at an apartment complex on Arthur Street.
Kyle Dolina was sleeping in his apartment at the time. Police shot Licon right by his front porch, just a few feet from Dolina's bed.
"I was sleeping and from there I heard screaming and from there I heard gun shots, at least four or more. From there I barrel rolled out of my bed and into the closet," said Dolina.
Neighbor Patrick Ratliff was also home at the time.
"I went to the balcony here and at the time there was a group of people chasing each other around the building here and they went into these bushes behind me and that's when the shooting started," said Ratliff.
Sgt Eric Gonzales with the Pueblo Police Department said even with this new information, officers wouldn't have reacted differently, it was still a man with a gun.
The crisis intervention team is investigating the shooting. The two officers in the shooting are on administrative leave during the investigation -- this is standard protocol for these incidents.


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Results of "Pin Rash" = Pins poke through the wrapped fabric and scratch the finish on the neck of the sewing machine.
This machine has a SEVERE case of 'pin rash'. Normally, on a Singer that has pin rash, only the "S" and "i" show damage. This machine has it so bad that "S-i-n-g-e" and most of the "r" are gone. :(


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Hey folks! Did you know that we have this thing called social groups here on the forum?
It doesn't appear to me that many have looked or at least set up much in there. No conversations or posts to speak of. Looks to me to be a great place for people of similar interests to form a group on whatever you might wish.
I just started one for GA Beeks. I see some others there but doubt much has been in the way of promoting them here on the board. There's another on natural beekeeping that I think Joe has started.
You can get to the groups by clicking on the "Community" drop down on the forum toolbar. If you join or create a new one, be sure to subscribe to the group so you are notified when posts are made. Especially since it resides on the back of the board.
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Shellcode Executes but Cannot Connect to the victim !
I am trying to exploit an SEH bof on "Eudora Qualcomm WorldMail 3.0 (IMAPd)". the shellcode is bind_tcp on port 4444. Everything works fine, I removed all bad characters, verified that the code is placed in the right offset, and the code executes and I verify this by running "netstat -noa" on the victim machine which shows that its listening to port 4444 as expected.
The problem arise when I am trying to connect to this port using netcat. once I connect to the victim, the program crashes in the debugger although it was "Running" without problems just before I connect to it.
I even tried connecting to it from the victim machine itself to keep off any network problem, however, the same problem happen !
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To diverge only slightly and at the risk of inflaming a conflagration, may I propose this answer to a different aspect of the candle question:
Can a higher melting point affect how long a candle burns?
When the candle is burned, the wax goes through 3 phases. Solid to liquid to gas. The flame comes from the wax in its gaseous state. But the melting point pertains to the solid to liquid phase change. That phase change happens because the flame radiates heat down to the surface of the candle. The melting point is a factor because the higher the melting point, the smaller the pool of melted wax that is available to be drawn into the wick. A smaller pool of liquid wax means that the edges of candle don't melt as quickly and the bowl will be deeper, AND that the flame will be smaller. That's why a higher melting point wax makes a candle that burns longer - all other factors being equal.


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5 Broken Cameras is a deeply personal, first-hand account of non-violent resistance in Bil'in, a West Bank village threatened by encroaching Israeli settlements. Shot almost entirely by Palestinian farmer Emad Burnat, who bought his first camera in 2005 to record the birth of his youngest son, the footage was later given to Israeli co-director Guy Davidi to edit. Structured around the violent destruction of each one of Burnat's cameras, the filmmakers' collaboration follows one family's evolution over five years of village turmoil. Burnat watches from behind the lens as olive trees are bulldozed, protests intensify, and lives are lost. "I feel like the camera protects me," he says, "but it's an illusion.
Iyad Burnat is head of the Bil'in Popular Committee and a leader in the village's non-violent popular resistance movement. Since 2005 citizens of Bil'in have held weekly demonstrations against the building of the Israeli separation wall through the community's agricultural lands, and the steady encroachment of illegal settlements. The demonstrators are joined by Israeli and international peace activists, and have maintained a commitment to non-violent methods of resistance in spite of armed, military opposition that has resulted in many injuries and some deaths.
These demonstrations are the subject of the recent award-winning documentary film 5 Broken Cameras, which was made by Iyad's brother, Emad Burnat.
Iyad was born in Bil'in in September of 1973. He is married and has four children. He became involved in popular resistance as a teenager, and was arrested by the Israeli military for the first time at age 17. He was accused of throwing stones, and imprisoned for two years. Since then he has been arrested and imprisoned by the Israeli military several more times.
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Like a child's first steps or your first experiment with pop rocks candy, the first ever Tweet went down in the Internet history books eight years ago today. On March 21st, 2006, Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter published this.
just setting up my twttr
— Jack Dorsey (@jack) March 21, 2006
Twttr, (the service's first name), was launched to the public on July 15, 2006 where it was recognized for "good execution on a simple but viral idea." Eight years later, that seems to have held true.
It has become the digital watering hole, the newsroom, the customer service do's and don'ts, a place to store your witty jargon that would just be weird to say openly at your desk. And then there is that overly happy person you thought couldn't actually exist, standing in front of you in line, and you just favorited their selfie #blessed. Well, this is awkward.
Just eight months after their release, the company made a sweeping entrance into SXSW 2007 sparking the platforms usage to balloon from 20,000 to 60,000 Tweets per day. Thus beginning the era of our public everyday lives being archived in 140 character tidbits. The manual "RT" turned into a click of a button, and favorites became the digital head nod. I see you.
In April 2009, Twitter launched the Trending Topics sidebar, identifying popular current world events and modish hashtags. Verified accounts became available that summer; Athletes, actors, and icons alike began to display the "verified account" tag on their Twitter pages. This increasingly became a necessity in recognizing the real Miley Cyrus vs. Justin Bieber. If differences do exist.
The Twitter Firehose launched in March 2010. By giving Gnip access, a new door had opened into the social data industry and come November, filtered access to social data was born. Twitter turned to Gnip to be their first partner serving the commercial market. By offering complete access to the full firehose of publicly-available Tweets under enterprise terms, this partnership enabled companies to build more advanced analytics solutions with the knowledge that they would have ongoing access to the underlying data. This was a key inflection point in the growth of the social data ecosystem. By April, Gnip played a key role in the delivering past and future Twitter data to the Library of Congress for historic preservation in the archives.
July 31, 2010, Twitter hit their 20 billionth Tweet milestone, or as we like to call it, twilestone. It is the platform of hashtags and Retweets, celebrities and nobodies, at-replies, political rants, entertainment 411 and "pics or it didn't happen." By June 1st, 2011, Twitter allowed just that as it broke into the photo sharing space, allowing users to upload their photos straight to their personal handle.
One of the most highly requested features was the ability to get historical Tweets. In March 2012, Gnip delivered just that by making every public Tweet available starting from March 21, 2006 by Mr. Dorsey himself.
Fast forward 8 years, Twitter is reporting over 500 million Tweets per day. That's more than 25,000 times the amount of Tweets-per-day in just 8 years! With over 2 billion accounts, over a quarter of the world's population, Twitter ranks high among the top websites visited everyday. Here's to the times where we write our Twitter handle on our conference name tags instead of our birth names, and prefer to be tweeted at than texted. Voicemails? Ain't nobody got time for that.
Twitter launched a special surprise for its 8th birthday. Want to check out your first tweet?
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Cathy, that is totally awesome! If your giving it away I'll take it.
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Cathy, that is totally awesome! If your giving it away I'll take it.
Very nice, you did a great job, feel proud!!
Cathy--that's a real show stopper! How creative--thanks for sharing the photos.
Thanks for all the kind comments. You guys are a great "show-and-tell" audience!
I think all of these runners have turned out great -- good job, everyone.
I love the creativity of these runners...I'm working on mine, slowly...Seems other things keep creeping in to keep me from work on it!! I should have had it finished long time ago.. I'm to putting on a border, so it'll get finished one of these days..lol I love your mysteries Judy, I've made all but #4 - look forward to next one..
Love how these have turned out!
I'm started on one using this pattern only with larger blocks to make a throw for my friend's daughter who was injured in the fertilizer plant explosion. She is recovering nicely but has had over 1000 stitches from glass removal.
Discovered that my fabrics do not have good contrast (all medium dark to dark) so am "having" to go shopping for ones to coordinate. Thinking I might do alternating blocks of the various combinations. Or who knows - it could end up very different from my original plan!
mom-6, how nice of you to make the sacrifice of going to the store to buy fabric! LOL
Seriously, though, what you are doing is very thoughtful and I am sure she will feel the love that goes into it!
Woohoo - I finally finished the runner..:thumbup: I've had it to the point of backing and binding done for sometime.. Kinda had it put back, ya know how it goes, 'outa sight, outa mind'! That's what happened...I ran onto it the other day and thought, 'hmmm, let's finish it NOW'...I didn't do the 'fancy' border, but do like how it turned out. Thanks Judy, for having me change the focus pc, I'm pleased with it. Looking forward to the next mystery..:)
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ok you have inspired me to get back to work on mine.......back to my sewing room now after trip east to grandsons' graduation.
east = northeastern corner of Illinois........kinda hoped to visit "Susan Maire's" this trip, well maybe next time.
really like your colors OKSEWNSEW !!!! hope you and yours are safe there in OK......news does not look good.


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March 8, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee offense exploded for a season-high 17 hits and three pitchers combined on a three-hit shutout as the Volunteers cruised past Alcorn State, 16-0, on Friday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
"I don't think one game creates an identity, but I think one game can create some confidence, and that's definitely what a lot of guys in that locker room are probably feeling right now," UT head coach Dave Serrano said. "They're pretty confident and feeling pretty good about their night and that's a good thing because we've put them through a tough test so far and it was kind of nice to have a little bit of a breather tonight and see the pitching do so well and see a lot of guys contribute offensively, and see a lot of guys play.
"As a coach, you make class distinctions with players and with a starting lineup and there are a lot of guys that are working hard every single day also that aren't getting a lot of playing time, so when you have these kinds of games, you reward a lot of guys for hard work. I think everybody played except for the guys that are a little dinged up right now but I don't think one game is an identity. I think the identity is created over a course of time. I saw a lot of good things tonight. There are still some things we need to work on but in a 16-0 game with all the hits, the thing that goes unnoticed are the spectacular plays by Will Maddox and A.J. Simcox. That's how shutouts are formed is when you have defensive plays like that behind you."
Leading the offensive outburst were the first three hitters in the UT lineup - Taylor Smart, Will Maddox and Scott Price - as they combined to go 6-for-9 with nine RBIs, four walks and four runs scored. All three Vols posted 2-for-3 efforts with Price driving in two, Smart plating three runners and Maddox tying his career high with four RBIs.
In all, 12 different UT players recorded at least one hit in the contest, including all nine starters. Vance Vizcaino was the best of the rest, going 2-for-4 with four runs scored, two RBIs and a pair of walks.
Lost in the offensive onslaught was another fantastic effort from senior Zack Godley who fired seven shutout innings, allowing just three hits and striking out eight to pick up his first win of the year. Freshmen Michael Flax and Matt Esparza closed out the game with one scoreless inning each to complete Tennessee's first shutout of the season.
The Vols scored in all but one of the innings in which they went to bat, including batting around in both the fifth and sixth innings.
UT grabbed a quick 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first thanks to an RBI double by Price and a perfectly executed safety squeeze by Pierce Bily. After a scoreless second inning, the Vols tacked on another tally in the third with Price doing the damage once again, punching an RBI single to left.
Maddox added two more runs to the scoreboard with a base hit in the fourth before the floodgates opened for the Big Orange as they scored four runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to take a commanding 13-0 lead. Two more runs in the seventh and an RBI single by Vizcaino in the eighth accounted for the final score.
The Vols and Braves will return to the diamond for the second game of the weekend series at noon on Saturday afternoon. Freshman southpaw Drake Owenby will get the nod on the mound as Tennessee goes for its first series win of the season.


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Hot Photos Of Future WWE Diva Paige
fail.. shes hot but she reminds me way to much of Lita.. No thanks
now hold on a second, what exactly is a fail about being reminiscent of the mighty amy dumas?
Reminding you of Lita = "no thanks?!?!"
I respect your courageous decision to come out of the closet here on pwmania.
I'd gladly rip your jugular vein out, let you spurt blood like a geyser, rip your belly open, let your guts spill out, and watch you die screaming in extreme agony..
LOL. You mad?
Isn't the internet great. It allows morons like yourself to say rubbish that would, in real life
get your head cracked open.
Hopefully you'll suffer the same fate
Please turn to the loaded gun in your drawer, put it in your mouth, and pull the trigger,
blowing your brains out. You'll be doing the whole world a favor.
I would love to smash your face in until it no longer resembled anything human,
Can you please remove yourself from the gene pool? Preferably in the most painful and agonizing way possible?
Die painfully okay? Prefearbly by getting crushed to death in a
garbage compactor, by getting your face cut to ribbons with a
pocketknife, your head cracked open with a baseball bat, your stomach
sliced open and your entrails spilled out, and your eyeballs ripped
out of their sockets.
I would love to kick you hard in the face, breaking it. Then I'd cut
your stomach open with a chainsaw, exposing your intestines. Then I'd
cut your windpipe in two with a boxcutter.
Hopefully you'll get what's coming to you.
I really hope that you get curb-stomped. It'd be hilarious to see you
begging for help, and then someone stomps on the back of your head,
leaving you to die in horrible, agonizing pain.
S T F U, before you get your face bashed in and cut
to ribbons, and your throat slit.
You're dead if I ever meet you in real life, I will
kill you.
I would love to send you to the
hospital in intensive care, fighting for your worthless life…
Yeah, you mad. :)
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Current Pulaski Technical College students who will be taking classes in the spring can avoid delays later by visiting the advising center now to discuss their course selections and degree plans with academic advisors.
New student advising and registration will take place Nov. 11-Dec. 12, and lines will become longer. Current students are urged to visit the center early to avoid the last minute rush.
The advising center is located in Room 318 on the third floor of the Campus Center on the Main Campus. The hours are 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Fridays. Appointments are not necessary.
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For those in or around North East England next Wednesday (28th August), I'm going to be doing a presentation at NEBytes on PowerShell 4.0, with a focus on Desired State Configuration.
If you haven't heard of DSC before, it's a really big deal – a new set of cmdlets and language extensions provide the ability to declaratively specify the configuration of your environment and maintain the desired state of your systems.
I'm going to cover what DSC can do for you, showing how to define and deploy configuration scripts, as well as touching on some of the other new features of PowerShell 4.0.
The event is free to attend, but we do ask that you register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/event/7898393307
As if PowerShell DSC wasn't enough, we've also got my partner-in-crime, Andy Westgarth talking about developing with Windows Azure Media Services.


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Gov. Haslam announces 'Healthier Tennessee'
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam says Tennesseans have lived unhealthy lives far too long. The governor is rolling out a new campaign to change the state's healthcare rankings and improve the health of those who call the Volunteer state home.
Tennessee is one of the most unhealthy states in the nation. It ranks 39th overall and new childhood obesity rates out this week say the Volunteer State was one of only three where that problem is getting worse.
Governor Bill Haslam is touring the state to roll out a new foundation aimed at turning those numbers around.
"If you look at things like hypertension, Type II diabetes, obesity those are all things we are on the other end of the scale," Haslam said in Kingsport Thursday.
The foundation is focusing work on three main goals: get Tennesseans to move 30 minutes a day, five days a week, eat a healthier diet, and reduce tobacco use. "We are going to put some more recognition and understand the opportunities they have," he explained.
The plan is to work with community partners, places like healthcare companies and major employers like Eastman Chemical Company.
Eastman already promotes healthy living with on-site workout facilities and by offering healthy food choices.
Eastman CEO James Rogers says improving employee health is one of his main goals. "I have been saying this for a while now. The health [of employees] means a lot to me. Not only do I want them to be safe on the job, but when they reach that golden day and can retire I want them to have a long life," he said.
The foundation will work with different programs in communities all across the state, but the mission is the same -- to reduce the rate of behavior-influenced diseases like diabetes, heart disease and certain forms of cancer.
The foundation is working with a budget of up to $15 million. The money is coming from a combination of sources, including the governor's budget and state grants totaling more than $6 million.
The board has also raised more than double that amount in private donations.


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How to: Baste a Turkey

Thanksgiving is upon us. Let us show you how to baste a turkey the Playboy way.

We did it, guys! We've finally gotten through all of summer's extreme body workouts and we've slipped into those few glorious weeks of total body annihilation. If the Epic Meal Time and Playboy.com video was any hint as to what lies ahead for the holidays of 2013, we're definitely going to have to ask for some sort of workout system for Christmas … But that is something a future us will have to deal with. Now's the time for indulgence!
To kick things off, we've got the beautiful Cybergirl Taylor Seinturier to show you just how to baste your turkey so it turns out as moist and succulent as we know you like it. If you follow these four easy steps, you're sure to have a mouth-watering holiday dinner centerpiece fit for any gathering.
Step One: The ideal time to first baste a turkey is 30 to 45 minutes before the turkey is done.
Step Two: Using the baster, coat the skin with the turkey's juices. Make sure to distribute the liquid equally so the turkey will cook evenly.
Step Three: Once the turkey is completely covered you can place it back into the oven. If the turkey begins to brown too quickly, you can cover it with foil.
Step Four: Resist the urge to re-baste the turkey. You and your guests will be rewarded with a flavorful, orgasmic main dish.


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South Plains College makes a special effort to encourage a friendly and democratic atmosphere among all students, faculty, staff and administration. Student activities are planned to enhance the academic, social, cultural and spiritual interests of the student body. The college offers a variety of co-curricular experiences which assist the student in developing a rich concept of life's potential. A varied program of activities open to all members of the student body is implemented through the coordinated programs of a number of organizations, each of which offers opportunities for the student to explore personal interests. Members of the Student Services staff assist in administering these activities.
Student Government- The Student Senate at South Plains College acts as the governing agency of the Student Association for the purpose of advising and recommending the formulation of policy pertaining to the student life of the college. It is also the purpose of the Student Senate to assist and advise in the planning and administration of the activity program and in promoting student participation, morale and welfare of the college campus. An executive branch consisting of the Student Association President and a cabinet of officers and a legislative body consisting of the Student Senate comprise the student government. Offices in Student Government are both elective and appointive.
Music Activities- South Plains College offers many opportunities for students to further musical and cultural interests through attendance at concerts and recitals and through participation in the various musical groups directed by the Fine Arts Department and Creative Arts Department. Faculty, student and guest soloists and ensembles perform throughout the year.
Welcome Back Week brings all SPC students and faculty to a free game night and banana split party in the SPC game room and Student Center area. Other events during this week include pool and table tennis tournaments. The week ends with a Theme Night and Dance that is held in the Sundown Room of the Student Center.
All organizations are urged to participate in this campus activity. Clubs can set up booths (and generate some funds) by doing anything from selling refreshments to putting on a variety show. A Costume Ball allows you to dress up as your favorite Halloween character.
Every year, SPC goes all-out to decorate the giant tree near the front of the campus. The turning on of the lights, is accompanied by singing, celebration, and refreshments. There is even a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.
This pageant reveals the most talented coed at South Plains College. Contestants are nominated by campus clubs and organizations and are judged on personal presentation, poise, and knowledge of current events.
SPC strives to put together a fun day for current students and alumni, complete with kings, queens, pep rallies, basketball games, and dances.
Get ready for this one! It's everything you could hope for. It includes every crazy game imaginable, a dance, wacky Olympics, talent show, Mr. Caprock Pageant and much more. Show off your stuff during the annual SPC Talent Show hosted by the Student Activities Office. Sing, play an instrument, or have some good one-liners and compete with other students for prize money.
Each spring outstanding students are recognized by the various departments and programs for academic achievement and by various campus clubs for participation and leadership. These students, along with their parents and faculty, are invited to the honors ceremony and reception in Texan Dome.
The Student Center is the focal point for student activities on the Levelland campus. The center contains the Student Government Offices, conference and meeting rooms, game room and recreational facilities, a snack bar and the SPC Bookstore. The offices of the Director of Student Activities and the Student Health Coordinator are located in the Student Center. The Student Activities Office maintains a lost and found service for students, faculty and staff. The Campus Police Department and Texan Hall Cafeteria are located in the Student Center.
The game room in the Student Center provides recreation for students in the form of pool, billiards, ping pong, foosball, and a video arcade. Students who possess a current SPC ID card are allowed to check out game room equipment. Your ID card will be returned after use and condition of equipment has been checked. Students are responsible for damages to facilities and equipment. Food and tobacco are prohibited in the game room.
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From CBS Sports:
If you watch tape on Okafor, this accurately describes his skill set. If you were to compare him to anyone it would be Justin Tuck (in his prime).Quote:
STRENGTHS: Displays strong hand play, chopping away at his opponents' attempts to get their hands on his chest or using an effective arm-over swim move to slip by them. High-revving motor. Arrived at the Senior Bowl leaner. Good overall athlete. Most impressive attribute is his power. Okafor can knock opponents onto their heels on his way to the quarterback and also sets the edge nicely as a run defender. Okafor's ability to make plays against the run and pass makes him arguably the most well-rounded senior defensive end in the country.
WEAKNESSES: Lacks quick-twitch burst and isn't a speed rusher.
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News with a genuine North Korea dateline
A book named Rimjin-gang--News from Inside North Korea just became available. It's a compilation of years of reporting by a group of about 12 North Koreans using video and still cameras to record everyday life in North Korea. The title comes from the Rimjin River (Imjin in English), which forms part of the Demilitarized Zone that separates North and South Korea. Japanese and Korean readers have been able to read the Rimjin-gang magazine since 2007.
Ishimaru Jiro, Rimjingang's editor and publisher, is the driving force behind organizing a group of North Koreans, to whom he gave video and still cameras. He works with Asia Press, a cooperative started in
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Get an overview of this hotelHistoric Savannah bed & breakfast in Historic Downtown with free breakfast
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Located in Historic Downtown, this historic bed & breakfast is steps from Massie Heritage Center and Calhoun Square. Armstrong House and Whitefield Square are also within 5 minutes.
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A bar/lounge, coffee/tea in a common area, and a meeting room are available at this bed & breakfast. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, free newspapers, and wedding services.
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This romantic bed & breakfast also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free breakfast
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- 24-hour front desk
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- Year Built 1876
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SANFORD — Four members of the Sanford High School boys' swim team will compete in the Class A Swim Championships next week.
They are Jake Crosby, Jake Leonard, Alex Spiliopoulos and Quinn Severs.
The meet will be held on Monday, Feb. 18.
The team is coached by Jeremey Goulet and Jon Jacques.


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Copeland Platform and Box Spring Beds are modern, contemporary wood beds with a sophisticated, urban design. Perfect for the upscale Manhattan apartment and always on sale at our Vermont Fine Furniture Store. Compare and here you'll find the best value and lowest price for these American made, designer beds. Handcrafted in Vermont, made to order, natural wood furniture.
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Man charged with child abuse after allegedly leading Las Cruces Police on high-speed chase
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - A Las Cruces man has been charged with child abuse after he led police on a high-speed pursuit Thursday evening, and was found to be driving on a suspended license and with three children along for the ride, according to Las Cruces Police.
Johnny L. Etie, 55, of the 1200 block of Espanola Street, is charged with one count each of negligent child abuse; aggravated fleeing a law enforcement officer; resisting, evading or obstructing an officer; and driving while license suspended or revoked.
According to police, shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, a Las Cruces Police officer saw a 1993 GMC pickup allegedly blow through the intersection of Solano Drive and Idaho Avenue at a high rate of speed. The pickup was heading south on Solano at what was estimated to be around 90 miles per hour, police said.
The officer attempted to pull the truck over but police say the truck continued southbound on Solano, nearly striking several vehicles along the way.
Police say the driver refused to pull over and traveled to University Avenue, and then west where he eventually skidded into a parking lot at 2530 S. Espina St. The driver, later identified as Etie, then jumped from the vehicle and ran toward the Casa Banderas Apartments where he was taken into custody by the officer.
A woman and her three juvenile children were in the GMC pickup. The children, whose ages range from 1-month to 14-years, were not injured.
Officers discovered that Etie's New Mexico driver's license had previously been suspended. Etie's adult passenger, the 25-year-old mother of the three children, was issued a criminal citation for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Etie was booked into the Dona Ana County Detention Center with bond set at $10,000.


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ALTOONA, Iowa ― Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) are conducting a live update webinar on the farm program called Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC). The webinar titled "ARC PLC Decisions: Update, Election and Enrollment" is scheduled for July 21 at 7 p.m.
Participants will get an update on the new farm program, including the opportunity to update base acres and farm yields, then to elect and enroll a farm in one of the new farm programs – Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC).
Farmers, along with their landowners on rented ground, can make a one-time, unanimous and irrevocable election by FSA farm number for the life of the five-year farm program. The party at risk will then enroll annually in the ARC county, ARC individual farm, or the PLC program. If the farm is not enrolled in ARC or PLC for 2014, then it automatically defaults and can only be enrolled in the PLC beginning in 2015.
Speakers include ISU Extension and Outreach Economist Chad Hart and USDA FSA Chief Program Specialist Kevin McClure. The webinar will last approximately one hour.
To attend, log onto https://connect.extension.iastate.edu/anr
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A combination of a dirty houdini and a raspberry swirl, this is where you are doing a girl doggy style, then pull it out and spit on her back. When she turns to look at you, you shoot it right in her face and then punch her in the nose, so she has blood and cum dripping down her face.
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A crap so large it resembles a crowning infant. Stitches may be required to reassemble the anal port.
After Thanksgiving I had a toilet baby that was so large, I was in poop labor for 3 hours.
by Benicio Del Torro April 11, 2009
Joe: Man, look at that guy. I heard he was a toilet baby.
Bob: Dude, what?
Joe: His mom thought she had to drop a deuce, but it turned out that she gave birth when she found him swimming in the crapper.
Bob: Dude, what?
Joe: His mom thought she had to drop a deuce, but it turned out that she gave birth when she found him swimming in the crapper.
by kumar0009 November 13, 2007
When the throwing down the toilet of cummy tissues from the male, and the used tampons of the female that then somehow meet in the sewers, merging together and forming a mutant baby that will feast on unsuspecting toilet goers
by tempys01 September 08, 2010
A miscarried baby fetus found in the toilet of an unhappy mother. Can be either retrieved by animal control (225- 774-7700) or flushed depending on ones plumbing.
Bethy and George had a long-distance relationship because Bethy lived in Texas and George lived in Canada but they still managed to keep the relationship going for about 3 years without a problem, but when they ran into their first relationship problem they both agreed that the long-distance thing made it too difficult to resolve the issue and thus decided to end it, resulting in Bethy going out to clubs and whatnot and meeting a new man named Drew who took her to his place and got her pregnant, and they were very happy with this and bought a large quantity of baby products and had a baby shower but unfortunately Bethy had recently taken to drinking and smoking despite her doctor's advice not to and thus had a miscarriage which she discovered when she was on the toilet one night after a long day of clubbing but she was too grossed out by the fetus to take it out of the toilet and so she called Animal Control to remove the toiletbaby.
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masturbating in the bathroom and ejaculating into the toilet
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Got a lot of activity at the entrances today, so my brother and I walked down and checked. Sure enough, my bees are busy in the soybean field just down the road, and likely in some of the others around. Yahoo, three weeks of nectar!
I'll be putting a couple new boxes on those two hives today or tomorrow.


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Welcome back to my Geeking Out in Orlando mini-series; today is the final post of the series.
We've been looking at the top 10 geeky things to do in each of the major theme parks in Orlando and soon we'll ask for you to vote on which has the best geeky attractions. So far we've looked at Disney's Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Universal's Island's of Adventure, and The Magic Kingdom. Today, we're looking at the final park, Universal Studios. Universal is home to the Men in Black, Terminator, E.T., and those kings of parody — The Simpsons.
10. Shrek 4D
There are a LOT of 3D movie attractions across Orlando, many with the additional in-room elements that add the 4th "D" in the title of this attraction, however Shrek outshines them all. Not only does the ride reunite the original cast for its voice acting, the plot, effects, and dialogue are all top quality and take you straight into Shrek's world; there's also a lot of gentle ribbing aimed at that other large park just a few miles away.
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Hi all,
I know there has been a lot of discussion of sealers to use for Raku that work and I have searched for previous posts. I have read that some have used an Acrylic sealer with UV protection to seal their Raku work. I know I am asking for "trade secrets" but I am asking for some help.
I have only been doing Raku for a little over a year, so I don't have the time investment having something sit outside for numerous summers seeing how well a surface finish holds up; my larger problem is that I am VERY sensitive to scents. The Raku and horse hair process is something I LOVE and emensly enjoy, however getting through it just about kills me. The first few months it didn't seem to bother me as bad as it does now, but now I have to use a heavy caliber respirator/mask and equipment to Raku/horse hair to keep from inhailing the smoke. Afterwards, even the soot off of the pots still will bother me and irritates my respiratory tract.
The question I am asking, I have an acrylic sealer with UV protection I use; but I hate it. It seems to work fine, but with everything else, it stinks. Not only does it also stink and bother me to breathe around it, you can still smell remnants when you unpack the pottery and display it. I know there are a lot of people around like me that are sensitive to smells. I want people to enjoy my work, not be potentially put off by the smell. Granted, most people aren't as sensitive to the smells as I am.
I know I am asking a lot, but most people don't mention what they use on here other than "Jasco" was mentioned quite a bit; it you have something that you like that seems to work long term, that doesn't smell as bad as Krylon or something like clear spray paint, would you please mind helping me? I am in desperate need of ideas to try for sealer that not only works, but isn't so irritating to my respiratory system that I can actually finish my goods, and be around them when they are displayed that I can no longer smell the finish on them.
Thank you all
Sealer for Raku that works but isn't too stinky!
Started by cstovin, Feb 08 2013 10:17 PM
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Posted 08 February 2013 - 10:17 PM
Posted 09 February 2013 - 07:20 AM
Try "H&C Paver Sealer Natural. Water based". The "clear" stock number is 50.046054. They also make a gloss. No smell that I can detect.
Posted 10 February 2013 - 01:38 AM
Thank you, will google where I can find it; I LOVE Raku, but also might have to give that up if I can't get over the fumes; It never used to bother me this bad, but seems the more I do, the more it bothers me. Then anything "wax" or sealer that is a spray or lacquer type just adds to it -
thank you for the help!
thank you for the help!
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