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Need grows -- but places to stay don't, many turned away
BEND, Ore. - A growing number of people are finding they have no place to call home. But the High Desert's homeless population might not be what you think, and isn't always what you see on the streets, Many are families with children.
Vince, a single dad, found a temporary home at the Bethlehem Inn shelter in Bend.
After losing his job he lost his home. Vince says he's been struggling pretty hard.
He stayed with family and friends, and at one point was living in a trailer on a friend's property. That was only a temporary solution, and as the temperatures got colder, he knew he had to do better.
Vince is a dad with three boys: Hayden 15, Maverick 11 and Blake, just 5 years old. Like other kids, they take the bus to school, they play games and they study. But they also call the shelter home.
Hayden and Maverick pass the time with Dad playing the hand they've been dealt.
"It's fun to be here with the family, because we get all the time to be together," says Hayden.
Blake spends much of his time with Thomas the Train, seemingly barely fazed by his environment, but he's only 5.
Liz Clemens, case worker at the Bethlehem Inn, says she tries to make this as normal as possible for kids.
Vince and his boys also line up to get their food, and they eat with other families staying at the shelter.
For their safety, they stay on the family side of a dotted green line. It's the only thing that separates the kids from the rest of the homeless population at the shelter.
While there are rules to keep families as safe as possible, the shelter does not perform background checks, and is open to anyone that needs a place to stay.
Vince's family, however, is one of the lucky ones. The shelter only has room for five families at a time.
Clemens says she turns away people every day. There is only one emergency intake shelter in Central Oregon.
Clemens says "I get a lot of phone calls from people in need and there just isn't enough family units."
Nancy's Place is another shelter in Bend that takes in homeless families. There is an application process, and sometimes a long wait.
Mary Marson of Nancy's House says it is not meeting the need. A lot of people remain in unsafe situations because there is no place for them to go.
Families here are in transition and still face an uphill climb.
Clemens says from the moment they come through the door, they are totally in survival mode. She says all they are thinking about is how to survive, because it's a crisis situation -- nobody comes in that isn't in crisis.
Families at the Bethlehem Inn stay an average of 30 days, 90 days at Nancy's House. Finding families stable housing is the goal.
For those families that get continued help, many are successful.
Vince and his boys are one of the success stories. He's found work, and with the help of partner agencies, he has found stable housing.
Vince and his boys were able to move out and into their own place the very next day.
Officials tell us the need is so great and that the community has been helpful, but what they really need tonight is money.
You can donate to the Bethlehem Inn by visiting their website at www.bethleheminn.org
You can also donate to Nancy's House at www.neighborimpact.org


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The Course in Buddhist Reasoning and Debate
An Asian Approach to Analytical Thinking Drawn from Indian and Tibetan SourcesBuddhism is a wisdom tradition. It asserts that we are liberated by the power of our own understanding. The three purposes of Buddhist debate are to defeat your own and others' misconceptions, to establish your own correct view, and to clear away objections to your view. It is like the approach of a physician—to remove what does not belong and to strengthen what does. Thus, for Buddhists, reasoning and debate… Read More
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Wondrous Dance of Illusion
The Autobiography of Khenpo Ngawang PalzangKhenpo Ngawang Palzang, also known as Khenpo Ngakchung or Khenpo Ngaga, was one of the great masters in the late nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth centuries. He was an extremely influential teacher who taught some of the great lamas of the next generation, including Kyabje Chatral Rinpoche. Khenpo Ngaga was considered a living emanation of Vimalamitra and Longchenpa. In this autobiography, Khenpo Ngaga tells his life… Read More
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I was curious, has anyone baught or rented a paint sprayer and painted they're armor, knee and shoulder plates, back plate, jet pack and gauntlets?
No, a power sprayer like what you'd rent at Home Depot .
I'm going to try and put together a "ESB" Boba Fett suit and
It seems like it'd be easier this way I'll probly try it on the jet pack
Cause its 90% green the chest armor possibly also
For $100 you can get an airbrush and compressor thatll do the job better with the right colors. Its not a single color neither is the chest armor.
The original armor was done with a cheap single-action airbrush, wasn't it? I know that the helmets were. Check out Harbor Freight or Princess Auto (depending on where you live) for a combo airbrush & compressor pack.
I can tell you that a single action or even a spraycan can do WORK. I mean look at graphitti it can be SICK with a guy that takes his time....you can use a single action that costs $50? And if u dont have a compressor its an excuse to get one...2-5 gallon nothing crazy.
A professional spray rig is going to put out way too much paint for the thin coats you are going to want on your armor.
I have used spray cans on all my parts so far and it looks great.
FYI, I used to paint home professionally and own my own spray rig. This is not designed for detail work. It would be like using a sledge hammer to put a nail in drywall to hang a picture.
Its a good one to use if you can get a good deal . Pump Armor is specially formulated to protect airless pump components during long-term storage .
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My apples are starting to blossom.
The other hives I have worked hard the last few weeks by removing swarm cells trying to open up the brood nest etc. the two hives are teaming with bees and I have added supers.
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Did Obama try to scotch an Iraqi-US agreement on military forces?
posted at 8:00 am on September 15, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
Amir Taheri accuses Barack Obama of interfering in the attempt to negotiate a status-of-forces agreement with Iraq while making his trip to Baghdad in July. In his New York Post column, Taheri quotes the Iraqi Foreign Minister, on the record, telling him that Obama tried to convince the Iraqis to end the negotiations and instead ask the UN for another one-year extension to the current mandate. That would have left US troops in current position for another year, but more importantly, would have provided the US a diplomatic setback that Obama could have exploited on the campaign trail:
WHILE campaigning in public for a speedy withdrawal of US troops from Iraq, Sen. Barack Obama has tried in private to persuade Iraqi leaders to delay an agreement on a draw-down of the American military presence.
According to Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, Obama made his demand for delay a key theme of his discussions with Iraqi leaders in Baghdad in July.
"He asked why we were not prepared to delay an agreement until after the US elections and the formation of a new administration in Washington," Zebari said in an interview.
Obama insisted that Congress should be involved in negotiations on the status of US troops – and that it was in the interests of both sides not to have an agreement negotiated by the Bush administration in its "state of weakness and political confusion."
Color me skeptical in one aspect of Taheri's argument. He claims that this would have hypocritically delayed the withdrawal of American troops until 2011, and you have to read the column to see how he calculates that through Iraqi elections and parliamentary procedure. That assumes, however, that an Obama administration would bother to negotiate a drawdown and withdrawal with Baghdad. Obama probably will just pull American troops out of Iraq without worrying about such niceties as a status-of-forces agreement.
Hypocrisy isn't the issue here; it's the interference of Obama in military and diplomatic affairs. Just on diplomacy, interfering with the United States in its diplomatic efforts is a Logan Act violation. Interfering with war policy treads on even more serious ground, especially since the primary motivation appears to be winning an election without regard to whether it damages our ability to fight the enemy or drives wedges between us and our ally, the elected, representative government in Baghdad.
Taheri has had some credibility problems in the past. He falsely accused the Iranian mullahcracy, who really need no help in villainy, of passing dress-code legislation that required religious minorities to wear color-coded clothes. That created a firestorm until reporters reviewed the legislation and found no reference to any kind of requirement for dress identification for Jews, Christians, or Zoroastrians. Taheri offered a weak defense of his story, which was not sourced on the record, and it passed into urban-legend status.
This looks different, if for no other reason than Taheri's main source goes on the record. Hoshyar Zebari didn't hide behind a "high-level source in Baghdad" tag for this story. Zebari's testimony puts the onus on Obama to explain why he attempted to interfere with the Bush administration's negotiations despite his having absolutely no authority to do so. If Obama wants to negotiate a defeat for America, he needs to wait until Americans elect him to the White House before betraying our allies and our troops in the field.
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Play-By-Playmate: Winning At All Costs
Jaime blogs about the winning ways of three professional sports teams.
The saying 'all is fair in love and war' also applies to sports, especially from what I witnessed over the past week.
There are many ways to winning in team sports, but there were three styles in particular that garnered headlines across the NFL and MLB over the last week. Here's my take:
New York Giants: Winning By "Cheating"
When it comes to the Monday Night Football incident that had been talked about all week, and drew the ire of the league office, players faking injuries really does not come as a shock to me. I fully believe that players are taught this. Players, especially on defense, if they're not catching any breaks, they're going to find one somehow, someway. The Giants were getting worked over at that point in the game. The Rams were running a hurry-up offense and New York needed a break. I actually believe in doing what it takes to win, so if you want to fake an injury and have people call that cheating, whatever. I think that's what helped the Giants hold on to that game. Now, two players going down at the same time, I don't agree with that. That's embarrassing and blatant.
Arizona Diamondbacks: From Worst to First by Hard Work
You have to feel good about a team like the Diamondbacks, a team that's achieved success all on their own. Even if they go out in the first round of the playoffs, their plight from a 97-loss season of a year ago to division champs this season must be acknowledged and applauded, regardless of who you root for. The D-Backs have done it all through hard work, basically the same payroll and a few personnel changes, none of which were blockbuster deals but were still enough to make Kevin Towers the favorite for General Manger of the Year.
Tampa Bay Rays: Capitalizing Off Another Team's Misfortunes
It looks more and more like the Boston Red Sox are about to become the first team in history to lose a 10-game Wild Card lead to the hot Tampa Bay Rays. The Rays could have just rolled over a month ago. But they never gave up. They still believed. They plugged away, and here they are, right on the cusp of the postseason. Boston, meanwhile, had history on its side but has not played to the best of its ability. A hungry team like the Rays were there to pounce on the opportunity.
Play-By-Playmate Fantasy Football
So Week 3 is just about wrapped up and after this week's loss to Tom Selleck's Mustache, my Nice TDs team will fall to 1-2. Three teams entered the week undefeated—Plaxidental Shooting, F o M and Titties and Beer—and barring a lights-out performance by Tony Romo for F o M, it looks like Plaxidental Shooting, owned by Guyism.com, will be the only undefeated team heading into Week 4. Keep up on the Play-By-Playmate league here.


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Two Saturday's ago on a whim I put my name on the wait list for the next Raptor Stainless Pro II. The plan was to put enough cash away over a little time and once funded if they didn't get one, I'd go elsewhere. I have a great shop that has a layaway program so nothing to lose. Wouldn't you know it they called the following Monday to tell me "my" gun was in. Couldn't get back till the next Sat. with plans to put a couple hunge down and pay it off in a few weeks. When my wife and I got there, it proved to be exactly what I wanted and after placing my bucks down, she whipped out the rest from her "stash". What a babe!
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Hercules and Love Affair - My House (new song!)
Vocals come from newcomer queen on the scene, Shaun Wright, and if your heart isn't hopping to this new house heater from Hercules and Love Affair, then I suggest cochlear implants to remedy your ailment.
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The smoky mellowness of grilled shrimp plays against the powerful saltiness of olives in this lively summer pasta.
Nutrition Profile:
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 30 min.
Step 1
Preheat grill to medium-high. Put a large pot of lightly salted water on to boil.
Step 2
Thread shrimp onto skewers and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Grill until just opaque throughout, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Remove the shrimp from the skewers and cut each into 3 or 4 pieces. Set aside.
Step 3
While the shrimp is grilling, cook linguine until just tender, about 8 minutes. Drain but do not rinse.
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Meanwhile, heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat until hot but not smoking. Add garlic and cook, stirring frequently, until it just starts to brown, about 2 minutes. Add tomatoes, olives, the grilled shrimp and cooked linguine; cook, tossing, until heated through, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl, mix in the basil and season with pepper. Top with Parmesan, if using, and serve.
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Bauhaus Beauties
Eat, drink and sleep Modernism in Tel Aviv's White City
PRE-NAZI GERMANY may have been the birthplace of the Modernist design aesthetic known as Bauhaus , but it was in Tel Aviv that the movement made its most lasting impact. Flooded in the 1930s by Jewish refugees fleeing rising anti-Semitism, the young, Mediterranean city became a laboratory for architects itching to translate theory and ideology into buildings.
The result is the world's greatest collection of Bauhaus and International Style buildings—some 4,000 in total. Crafted from crisp, white concrete and typically perched on leg-like pillars, the buildings are easily identifiable by their flat roofs, angular facades and nautical-style windows. Standing in sharp contrast to their elaborately detailed Ottoman predecessors, these stark, functional structures are perfectly suited both to Tel Aviv's harsh, humid climate and its rapidly expanding population.
In July 2003, Unesco declared Tel Aviv's Bauhaus-rich core—affectionately known as the White City—a World Heritage Site. Since then, the city's Bauhaus patrimony has given a fillip to both its cultural and commercial status. Hotels, restaurants, shops and museums now occupy meticulously restored Bauhaus buildings, while Bauhaus-era real estate is among Tel Aviv's most expensive.
Most crucially, Tel Aviv's unrivaled Bauhaus bounty has lured art- and architecture-curious travelers, helping Israel's once-battered tourism industry recently reach record numbers.
As Tel Aviv celebrates the 10th anniversary of its Unesco decree, here's how to eat, drink, stay and play there in true Bauhaus style.
The Bauhaus Center
This center is Tel Aviv's one-stop resource for everything Bauhaus. Set in a gallery-like duplex, the center's exhaustive trove of books, posters, maps and videos spans almost the entire history of the style. The lower level also includes a well-edited selection of Bauhaus-inspired home accessories, fashion and contemporary Judaica, while the top floor displays Bauhaus-related art and design. Ask about the excellent Bauhaus walking tours.
99 Dizengoff St.; bauhaus-center.com
Bauhaus Foundation Museum
Cosmetics heir Ronald Lauder owns this tiny, by-appointment-only museum on a cul-de-sac surrounded by many of Tel Aviv's most important Bauhaus buildings. Inhabiting a 1932 Bauhaus villa, the museum showcases art, furniture and pottery by leading Bauhaus and International Style names, from Marcel Breuer to Mies van der Rohe, with a door-handle by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius.
21 Bialik St.; +972 3 620 4664; open Wed. and Fri.
The Weizmann House
This ultra-Modernist structure dates back to 1937 and is notable on many levels: as the home of Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first president; as the anchor of the research institute that bears his name; and, perhaps, as Israel's most significant Modernist building. The 25-room home was designed by architect Erich Mendelsohn, the German-Jewish Modernist master who fled the Nazis for England in 1933, set up an office in Palestine and built some of Israel's most important buildings before he decamped to the U.S. in 1941. Set among orchards and groves, the house is a perfectly proportioned mix of whitewashed walls, columned courtyards, porthole windows and tranquil pools. Fully renovated, it's a must-visit for any serious Modernism fan.
Herzl Street, Rehovot; chaimweizmann.org.il
Back in the 1930s, the building that now houses this buzzy, all-night eatery was home to one of Israel's first advertising agencies. Today, two-year-old Mizlala, set in a restored Bauhaus gem, is one of Tel Aviv's liveliest places to eat. Chef Meir Adoni first made a name for himself at Catit, a kibbutz-to-table restaurant that helped kick-start Israel's foodie movement. At the more casual Mizlala, Mr. Adoni focuses on upscale takes on pan-Levantine staples—steak tartare with tahini, pine nuts and charred eggplant purée; kibbeh stuffed with shrimp and grey mullet; salmon with yogurt and preserved lemon—along with regionally inspired cocktails such as a halva martini spiked with sesame and date honey. Eat family-style along a curved wooden bar or in the spare, whitewashed dining room. The crowd is young and artsy, and the late-night DJ is surprisingly funky.
57 Nahalat Binyamin St.; mizlala.co.il
Townhouse Hotel
The Townhouse is one of a handful of newish boutique hotels filling historic White City buildings. Here, 19 rooms have been tucked into a house built in 1932, which has served as everything from a private home to a bank to a synagogue. The Townhouse is co-owned and developed by the Kastiel family—Israel's leading upscale furnituremakers—who have filled it with their own colorful, contemporary designs. If you like the décor, head for Kastiel's South Tel Aviv flagship boutique (36 Alfasi St., kastiel.com ) to pick up a few pieces of your own.
32 Yavne St.; townhousetelaviv.com
Take a Bauhaus Walk
Tel Aviv's compact core makes it easy for travelers to plot their own White City Bauhaus walks. The most important streets are clustered around posh Rothschild Boulevard, a leafy, broad thoroughfare dense with new-build skyscrapers and corporate HQs. On Rothschild itself, a group of structures at the corner of Balfour Street are considered particularly striking.
Nearby, Engel and Mazeh streets are smallish roads with important properties, as are Idelson and Gordon Streets—the latter lined with Bauhaus apartments from the City Hall area straight to the Mediterranean. Look for square, angular balconies, nautical-styled porthole windows, exposed central staircases and pergola-accented roof gardens.


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Watch Me Move: The Animation Show
Sunday, October 06, 2013 – Sunday, January 05, 2014
Expect the unexpected. Lose yourself in the magic of animation with over 100 classic, popular and cutting-edge works on screen. What'll move you?
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Watch Me Move: The Animation Show is the most extensive animation exhibition ever mounted, featuring both iconic moments and lesser-known masterpieces from the last 150 years. Visitors will have the rare opportunity to see an incredible array of animation techniques in more than 100 animated film segments from across generations and cultures.
"Artists have been experimenting with ways to create the illusion of movement throughout history," said Graham W.J. Beal, DIA director. "Animation as an art form offers limitless opportunities for creativity, and this exhibition illustrates how artists use the medium not just to entertain, but also to explore cultural issues and elements of the human condition."
The exhibition includes animation's great inventors, innovators and artists, from Georges Méliès and Chuck Jones to William Kentridge and Tim Burton, as well work from animation studios such as Walt Disney, Aardman, Studio Ghibli and Pixar.
The exhibition is divided into six interrelated chapters: Apparitions – the emergence of the animated image; Characters – animation's ability to construct powerful, complex personalities; Fables – the use of animation to re-present existing myths and fables and invent new ones; Structures – underlying formal and conceptual structures of the medium; Fragments – animated narratives in a post-modern world; Superhumans – the exaggerated, extended character; and Visions – mapping animated worlds onto the "real" world.
Every Saturday Buy 1 Adult Ticket, Receive 1 Youth Ticket Free
- Adults: $20 (See the exhibition during the first 6 weeks and save $6!)
- Youth (Ages 6-17): $10 (See the exhibition during the first 6 weeks and save $2!)
- Groups (15+): $15 (Discounts for early bookings and school groups.)
- DIA Members: Free (Buy a membership today!)
Animation super-fan?
A limited number of all-access, unlimited visit passes are available. Click here for details.
All exhibition tickets include a pass to one Watch Me Move: The Animation Show related program at the Detroit Film Theatre. Some exceptions apply.
A $3.50 charge applies to nonmember tickets not purchased at the DIA. Tickets are timed, and advance purchase is recommended. Final entry is one hour prior to closing.
Purchase Tickets
Tickets can also be purchased at the DIA or by calling 313.833.4005.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday: Closed
Membership Helpline
Call 313.833.7971 to join, renew or upgrade. DIA members receive free exhibition tickets, discounts and more.
Group Visits
Reservations required for 15+; call 313.833.1292.
Dining and Rentals
Call 313.833.7966.
Visitor Services
Call 313.833.7940. The DIA is wheelchair accessible at the Farnsworth entrance.
Lighted, secure lot behind the museum between Brush St. and John R.
A field trip to see Watch Me Move: The Animation Show can be used to address the Michigan Department of Education's Grade Level Content Expectations for grades six to 12. Students will discover the magic of animation with over 100 classic, popular and cutting-edge works on screen.
Click here to read more and schedule a field trip.
Holiday gifts for cartoon-lovers abound at the Detroit Institute of Arts this year, thanks to the special exhibition Watch Me Move: The Animation Show. The special exhibition shop carries shop items ranging from animation books and DVDs to collectible figures of cartoon favorites, among them Astro Boy, Mickey Mouse and other Disney notables, Betty Boop, The Peanuts Gang, Futurama and the Simpsons, Marvel and DC superheroes and creations by Tim Burton and Pixar. You are sure to find something for everyone in the family.
Located on the second level, across from the exhibition entrance, the shop is open during regular museum hours. Or, shop online, anytime at diashop.org.
This exhibition has been organized by Barbican Centre, London. The Barbican Centre is provided by the City of London Corporation as part of its contribution to the cultural life in London and the nation. In Detroit, generous support has been provided by the GM Foundation and Honigman. Additional support has been provided by Quicken Loans & Rock Ventures LLC.
Image Caption: Dave Fleischer, Betty Boop, 1932-39. BFI National Archives.


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The Farmers' Market in Little Rock's downtown River Market District will celebrate its 35th year anniversary this year with a week-long celebration beginning April 21 - the official opening of the 2009 season.
Kicking off the anniversary festivities will be a visit from Bravo Television's Top Chef: The Tour. Featuring some of its viewers' favorite "cheftestants" and their signature dishes, the Little Rock stop will bring two of the show's alumni to perform four cooking demonstrations using ingredients purchased from the Farmers' Market, complete with gourmet tips and tastings. Students from the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School will be sous chefs for the Top Chef alumni. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is free to the public. Exclusive Top Chef gear and the opportunity to win fun prizes by testing show knowledge will be available as well.
On Saturday, April 25, the celebration will continue with a special presentation honoring longtime farmers and market participants, as well as community leaders who have contributed to the growth, promotion and enhancement of The Market. Additionally, in partnership with Pulaski Technical College Foundation and the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School, the Little Rock Diamond Chef demonstration will take place with four local chefs showcasing their culinary skills as well as teaching the audience how to prepare a few of their favorite recipes. The chefs will also provide copies of the recipes to the attendees.
Patronized by locals and tourists alike, the Farmers' Market has served as a seasonal institution and local destination favorite for over three decades. Filled with farmers selling farm-fresh produce straight to consumers from the backs of their trucks from early morning until mid-afternoon every April through October, patrons can find bargains on Arkansas crops as well as a bountiful array of handmade arts and crafts.
River Market attractions, museums and shops are also getting in on the fanfare, offering special discounts, promotions and events of their own. A complete listing of anniversary highlights can be found on the Farmers' Market special 35th anniversary website at www.FarmersMarket35.com.
One of the most prominent features of the River Market District, The Farmers' Market has been a unique shopping experience since it began in downtown Little Rock back in 1974.
An open-air marketplace offering farm-fresh produce straight to customers from the backs of farmers' trucks and bargains on many of Arkansas' best crops, the inception for the farm-like market began in the early 1970s beginning with an idea from one man - Jimmy Moses, Principal of Moses Tucker Real Estate and, at the time, Director of Little Rock Unlimited Progress (UP), an organization whose sole purpose was to revitalize the downtown area and increase its visibility.
Based on an idea he received on a trip to Syracuse, N.Y. for downtown conventions, Moses saw an outdoor market that he thought would work well for downtown Little Rock.
Beginning with a core group of families selling their goods right off the backs of their pickup trucks, the UP established the Farmers' Market in 1974, holding the first public Market in a parking lot on Main Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets. The Market was moved in the mid-1980s to the Metrocentre Public Parking Deck, which had been specifically designed to house the marketplace. The deck was equipped with a roof to protect against inclement weather, ceiling fans to provide air circulation, running water and restrooms.
Over time, the Market grew in both farmer participation and popularity, soon becoming a thriving place in the downtown area. One reason for the Market's appeal was the diversity of the crowd it attracted. While restaurant chefs would come to purchase fresh produce, schools would bring students on field trips to the Market.
In the early 1990s, discussion of a new Farmers' Market location began. The idea for a new, improved Market included resembling an actual "market"--not an adjunct to a parking deck. The planning, fundraising and construction was set in motion and the Farmers' Market as it exists today opened to the public on July 5, 1996 in the heart of the new River Market District.
Some families travel as far as 90 miles (145 km) away to participate. Long-time vendors include: Glenda Fletcher and Linda Heffner (1974), Jane Reynolds and Elaine Scudder (1974), Betty Harvey (1976), David Hall (1977) and Joe Willis (1979). Participants who have participated for a decade include: Ryan Barkdull, A Hang Vang, John Vang, Cynthia Eyiuche, Karla Schaeffer, Jody Hardin and Lynn Holoch.
The Farmers' Market is open twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Market will run from April 21 - October 31, 2009.
For more information visit www.FarmersMarket35.com or call the River Market at (501) 375-2552
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By Rob Kelly
Carl Jenkinson says Arsenal can make a "huge statement of intent" by claiming their first win of the season at Liverpool on Sunday.
The Gunners have been held to goalless draws in their first two matches of the new campaign, but have not lost at Anfield since April 2008.
Jenkinson is looking forward to facing Brendan Rodgers' side and believes the visitors can kickstart their season with a morale-boosting victory.
"Anfield is always a great place to play football, we're all looking forward to it and we're going for the three points," he told Arsenal Player. "I was only on the bench last year, but the atmosphere and the stadium itself make it a special place.
"Liverpool are an ambitious club, and I am sure they will not sit back at Anfield looking to take a point. Hopefully it will be an open game and maybe that will be of benefit to us because it will open things up a bit.
"It would be a huge statement of intent to win there. Liverpool are a big club but we are just focused on our own game, and hopefully we will execute as we need to and get the three points."
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So they're not saying outright that the judges CHEATED because JP tends to be a lil more subtle about things like that, but they're making it VERY CLEAR that Mao was unfairly judged and scored.
So they're not saying outright that the judges CHEATED because JP tends to be a lil more subtle about things like that, but they're making it VERY CLEAR that Mao was unfairly judged and scored.
I agree with Nadia's interpretation. I think they just wanted to get the message across that they think that GoEs have too much weight on deciding who wins, and that Mao was not given the kind of GoEs that e.g., Plushenko thought she should have for her triple-axel.
The scores of the judge who they chose to focus on was fairly neutral in relative terms to other judges' scores. The screen showed the judge giving +2 GoEs on three of Yuna's jumps, and +1 and -1 GoEs on Mao's triple-axels in her LP.
If anything, the clip provides conclusive evidence that this judge had scored fairly moderately. If they wanted to insinuate that this judge had cheated or had given extremely high/low scores, they would have done better by blanketing out the scores he/she had given.
Why are you saying that judges are trying to hide something now? It has been what it is for several years now- you see only what you want to see.
So many people especially in Japan ignores both difficulty and quality matters. I blame their Media for this because they've only emphasized the 'difficulty' part for so many years. This is backfiring now and no wonder their public is left puzzled.
But if they wanted to explain how the GOE works, this is not so effective way IMO. Using protocol sheets would be more appropriate. Here they make it as if one biased judge caused some debatable action while in fact almost all of the judges made same judgements across the boards.
Seriously, could they do that? I myself am not a fan of anonimous judging, but peeping them from afar?
Last edited by gourry; 03-02-2010 at 12:03 AM.
I got so angry when I saw the clip yesterday. What's the TV program aiming for? Don't Japanese people get indignant seeing that idiotic show?
I don't take issues about the content even if it's a little laughable... they did not directly say that the scores were absolutely wrong. They just let Plush say Mao should have gotten more points and by that, they suggested that the judging was somewhat subjective and could be mislead.
Yes, I think who judged what should be publicly notified. Being fair only matters. But before the authorities modify the rule, just don't film what judges are doing, needless to say, airing it in public. Shame on you, the producer of the show!
And the Japanese media should show some respect to their athletes. If you want to know why the things go, say, +GOD for Yuna and 0 or -GOD for Asada, you really don't have to ask the judge and have him definitely declair, "Yuna's jumps were better." How would Mao and Japanese people feel to see that?
What about the caption at the first part of the clip? 'Pissed off vs the highest score in history' below the pics of two skaters? I feel for Mao even if I am never her fan.
Japanese people, your athletes can win or lose. Protest against the TV station. You cannot be fooled.
Japanese media staffs, give your athletes some break especially when they are crying right after their defeat.
Last edited by sunny0760; 03-02-2010 at 04:05 AM.
The simple way to explain it:
1. For whatever reason (good or bad) a 3ax-2t combination gets fewer points than a 3l-3t combination. Whatever you think of that, those are the rules the judges have to follow and all skaters know that ahead of time. It would be a terrible injustice if the judges began overriding the rules just because they don't like them. Change them for future competitions but leave them alone during a given competition.
2. Asada's 3ax is a very impressive accomplishment for a lady (since so few ladies have had the jump ratified in competition). On the other hand ... as a 3ax it's kind of average. Leaving some technical issues aside she doesn't go into it or land it with great speed and it's not very high. Credit to her for doing it so often, but ..... while it's a 3ax it's not a great 3ax (like Ito or Harding had).
3. Kim's 3l-3t combination is hella impressive by any standard (including head to head with the men). She goes into it and lands it with a lot of speed and it's nice and high and super clean. It's a great combination, just about the best any skater consistently lands now.
I would say that the individual point values for an individual 3ax and/or quad aren't out of line regarding other jumps, but the point values for combinations and sequences are all screwed up in CoP and always have been and need a drastic overhaul (and yes, the tech specs should give the benefit of a doubt in cases that are anywhere close with quds and ladies' 3axes).
The thing is, even if the 3ax-2t combo had been raised in point values I still think Kim's 3lz-3t deserves more points than Asada's 3ax-2t. The degree of quality in those two combinations is just that large.
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Difficulty of jumps are not worth more than that of the whole program.
And as I said above, I don't have an impression that this video has a strong message.
Given how subtle Japanese can be (for example: "we'll consider this with a forward looking posture" really meaning "no"), I think the program strongly suggests that Mao wasn't scored properly, esp. with them having Plushy on the show, who said Mao should get more points just for landing 3As. If the only thing the show wanted to do was explain what GOE means and how it can affect the final outcome and why Yuna gets more GOE compared to Mao, they wouldn't have interviewed Plushy and aired him saying how Mao didn't get enough GOE for her 3As.
BTW -- I've seen some nice JP TV programs talking about Yuna's progress, but I still think that many Japanese people aren't happy with the scoring, believing that Mao wasn't scored correctly. And the program like this only encourages such sentiment.
P.S. I don't think programs like this really helps anybody since Mao made mistakes and Yuna didn't, and even the mighty 3As cannot cancel out 2 extra triples Yuna had in her program (Mao's 4 triples v. Yuna's 6 triples). This isn't like SLC where we saw two great pairs skating. Even under 6.0, Yuna would've won, as she would've finished top 3 in SP and finished 1st in LP. If Mao had skated SOTL and squeaky clean and still lost to clean Yuna, I'd say there's a valid reason for unhappiness and debate on the JP side. As it stands, programs like this come across as whining. They should be happy that Mao's 4 triples beat Joannie's 7 triples for OSM.
Last edited by Nadia01; 03-02-2010 at 04:32 AM.
What Plush said was exactly what you said, "Mao sould get more GOE just because she landed them."
1. Mao landed beautiful 3As.
2. They should give them a lot of GOE.
3. The first time in the world, the first time on earth,
4. she did two 3As
5. two times,
6. But the judges did not give Mao enough scores.
7. That's GOE.
8. They MUST give GOE.
Evgeni did not say Mao should have won, though.
As far as I know, the commentator did not say that directly but the intention was somewhat obvious.
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Nevertheless, it STRONGLY IMPLIED that Asada was receiving unfair marks in comparison to Kim.
It just showed respective skaters receiving their marks without making any effort to clarify why they were marked in a such way.
Also, though makers of this video didn't say that Asada deserves higher GOEs, they used part of Plushenko's interview out of context to make their argument.
My impression is that makers of the clip are trying desperately to mislead casual fans to believing that Asada was robbed of her gold medal.
By showing the Korean judge in particular, they seem to be trying to stir up anti-Korean sentiment as well.
I find this as a rubbish journalism that deserve strong condemnation.
Wow, putting the whole Yu-na vs. Mao debate aside, this is a clear violation of journalistic endeavors. What in the world are these people trying to get at by taping the judges? Did they actually think they would get applauded for going against the rules in order to hold up their national favorite? They give a poor explanation of the GOE system, put every element out of context, and make it seem as though Mao should've won, but didn't just because of GOE, when it fact she made mistakes. I can't read the subtitles or comprehend the Japanese, but the gist of every word is clear, as are the underlying messages. Mao wasn't satisfied with her performance for a reason. Why don't they understand that? And why are they filming one judge only? Clearly, an implication is being made. Are people actually believing this rubbish?
However, I disagree that they are implying that Mao was robbed of her gold medal. I don't think this can be inferred about this piece, and neither can it be said about Japanese coverage of the event in general. There is general consensus that Yuna deserved her gold. This piece is only implying that the 23 point difference between the two was too much. And this is an understanding that is widespread amongst Japanese public.
Also, as for the possibility that they picked on the Korean judge to stir-up anti-Korean sentiment, I think there was potential that the judge's image could have been edited for such purpose, but I think it never happened, because Yuna skated perfectly and Mao made two mistakes. I'm sure that if it had been the case that Yuna had made two mistakes against Mao's perfect performance and had won, there would have been plenty of wuzrobbing screams, and those images would have been edited to fit this scenario.
As it was, the only thing that they could with some legitimacy argue was that the gap in points was too big, and in this light, the Korean judge's image was probably only used because they needed an image of a hand pushing the computer screen to mark the GOEs. I tell you honestly that until it was pointed out to me that the blur was Korean, I didn't even think about it, particularly as they also included an interview of another Caucasian male judge, so it seemed like they were taking blurred shots of various judges. The scores of the judge (which it turns out is Korean) are so moderate anyway, it can't support the argument that the Korean judge was biased.
But you know, I think it was a close call. If Yuna hadn't skated perfectly, things would have gotten really ugly.
Last edited by hurrah; 03-02-2010 at 05:06 AM.
How many ladies at the Oly tried 3Lz / 3T AND 2A / 3T in LP and got them ratified w/ positive GOE?
Only one: Yuna.
(Mirai landed 2A / 3T, but she didn't have 3/3 of any kind.)
I applaud Mao for going for 3As, but just landing it doesn't mean she should automatically get +2 GOE.


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Last Modified: Friday, July 26, 2013 2:46 PM
By Jim Gazzolo / American Press
Johnny Manziel's summer of fun tour reached Louisiana over the weekend, and to no surprise the Heisman Trophy winner made big news.
He was either thrown out of the Manning passing camp or left because he was ill.
The official word was Manziel was "dehydrated."
There are several ways to get "dehydrated" — and the word fits both sides of this story.
Some reports say Archie Manning sent Manziel home because he was hung over from a night out on the town and missed a camp meeting.
Manziel, who was a camp counselor this year, was reported to be out both Thursday and Friday nights.
Official word from the Manning camp is this was not the case and that this is not a big deal.
Camp spokesman Greg Blackwell said officials agreed "that it was in everyone's best interest" that the Texas A&M sophomore leave town before the camp ended.
Peyton Manning went so far as to say that Manziel would be welcome back next year.
This is not the first Manziel has been caught up in such a thing since he won the Heisman last December. He seems to like the spotlight and the spotlight really loves him.
Monday Manziel pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor stemming from a 2012 bar fight near campus, closing a case that had dogged him all offseason.
Manziel admitted he failed to identify himself to police following the altercation. As part of a plea deal, other charges against the 20-year-old, including disorderly conduct, were dismissed.
For the most part this seems to be harmless fun by a college student. He is not alone in staying out too long or getting into a little trouble here and there.
In the SEC, let anyone who has not sinned cast the first stone.
When it comes to college football, few rocks ever leave anybody's hand.
But one thing is a bit troubling — you would think Manziel would have learned by now. Or maybe that somebody he respected, a teammate, his father, a coach, would have taken him aside and told him to grow up.
They could have shaken sense into him just by saying one time is funny, twice is cute but three, four or five times is becoming a problem.
Not only is the college football world watching but so are NFL scouts.
In a world where image is everything, Manziel seems happy to play the role of party animal, the Bluto Blutarsky of the SEC.
Or maybe he just wants to go down as the anti-Tim Tebow.
If either is the case, then it is working perfectly but at a cost.
He is starting to embarrass not only himself but also A&M, the SEC and his family. He is also falling in the ranks of college quarterbacks.
When last season ended Manziel was considered the front runner for the this year's Heisman as well. Now, he is dropping faster than Matt Barkley did a year ago.
As for his Aggies, there is now a wait-and-see attitude about them as well.
All of this can blow over quickly with another big win over Alabama by Manziel and his mates, but if the QB starts to struggle you have to wonder how far he does fall before hitting bottom.
For this, Manziel has no one to blame but himself. He created this mess and only he can clean it up.
He knows all eyes will be on him.
Americans love drama and comeback stories.
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Lol my friend who doesn't follow football said this "I sure hope the Baltimore Black Birds and the San Francisco 50-1ers have a good time at the super game."
Mood: WOOF!
Is it just me or is there a suspicious lack of Budweiser commercials this year?
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
this sb sucks for giants fans... either ray lewis the drama attention ***** gets a ring and leaves on a high note which begins the ray lewis vs LT talks .... plus the ravens only team to beat us in the big game..... or niners win and get #6
Kaepernick's potential is thru the roof!
Vernon Davis needs to get laid out
Davis is raking them over the coals
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
All the blocks are beautiful, I'm still behind with getting my block done for May. I traveled back to Indiana to bring back all five trunks of my fabric collections. My two week trip ended up being four weeks. However I do have Junes' block all ready to post on the 1st.
Have an awesome day.
Have an awesome day!
Pretty! Pretty!!!
~ I'm a Blessed Nanna to 2 Grandsons & 5 Granddaughters ~
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~ Mom to 3 cats, Callie, Buddy & Daisy ~
~ God Bless the USA ~ ~ God Bless Our Troops ~
I am waiting for June 1st, this has been so much fun. I love the pictures posted, what great blocks~
Give a smile away today, someone you meet might need one!
My May block
Wow connie, that's a lovely block, so sunny and bright!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
Connie-your block is so different I really like it. Waiting for tomorrow for our next block, then only 6 to go after that-where have the months flown too?
Connie, I love your bright colors. Everyone's blocks are awesome. Finally got mine done.
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Ira Vannut ... WOW!!!
Great Jumps ... 3Lz-2T ... 3Lo ... 2A ... all clean and really good!
Good Spins!
46 Points! Great score for her!!!
Anyone doing a play-by-play like for the other disciplines?
Gao starts.
58.07 for Gao.
They are doing play by play over at FSUniverse. It sounds like Christina did well.
very nice 3F-3T from Gao, sadly i can't say other elements...
Go Adelina!
Adelina very well done.
All jumps into step, lots of transition and nice musicality!!
Yay 61.32! over 60 points for the first time this season,right?
What did Adelina do?? I was like YAY when I heard the applaud because I couldn't see her jumps... If she scores this much without a 3-3... She'll be scoring 66 with it!!
Adelina is the best!
3Lz-3T,3L,2A all perfect and the score is huge!:O61.32 I knew that she is the best of all the Russians babes !)
It's rare for anyone in the Junior field to score over 60... Remember the spiral sequence is removed and Adelina can't do her 3Lz+3Lo... I think as far as I know, only Yu-Na Kim, Mao Asada, Caroline Zhang, Mirai Nagasu, Rachel Flatt and Elene Gedevenishivili scored over 60 in the SP aside from Adelina tonight!


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Nambiar, P. and Brown, K. A. and Bridges, T. E. (1996) Forensic implications of the variation in morphology of marginal serrations on the teeth of the great white shark. The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology, 14 (1). pp. 2-8. ISSN 0258-414X
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Tell me it doesn't look like a cross between a Gallardo and a 430?here are some spec'sWheelbase: 104.3 Dry weight: 3042 lbsWeight distribution (front/rear): 42%/58%EngineType: V8 - 90°Displacement: 274.5 cu inCompression ratio: 12.5:1Maximum speed: 202 mphsorry I don't have the power output
________________________Chevy bring back the Corvair
I don't see too much Gallardo in it... I think it doesn't look bad at all, actually.
It has to do with the way the front is shaped but it does look good
________________________Chevy bring back the Corvair
It looks good head on, and in profile. But the rear end is atrocious!
i love everything except those black openings by the headlights, do not like those
Eh, its ok. I like the weight, and the distribution. Looks are soso.
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I haven't seen anything on Robinson. Any improvement on him? Do we need Beckum?
I would hope they aren't even thinking of bringing Beckum back, he has nothing to add to the offense, just a wasted spot on the roster, Canty should help the run game.
Forget the Past, Live for the Future!
we dont need to make a decision on Beckum until Week 9
and remember we still can use that IR designation for return
to me Week 9 will be the decision time ... Beckum probably will hit IR if we dont have room, even though he could contribute more than our project Robinson
but with Will Hill we will have to make some decision if you have Joseph, Canty, Bernard and Austin all healthy, you could cut Kuhn and then maybe sign him to the practice squad
but you know this league ... seems like 5 guys hit IR every week around the league ... let's just hope it dont happen to us ... id much rather have to make a decision on one or 2 players
oh and they are coming off PUP not IR ... the window is Week 6 to Week 9
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First round is too high IMO for Arthur Brown. I do like him though, but we can do better with a first round pick. He disappears in games but is one of the most athletic LBs you can find. Wish he was a little bigger though.
I would LOVE to get Warford. Would be great for our running game.
Williams is a TE I really like. Would also upgrade our running game. Great blocker with great size and gets down field quick.
Lattimore that late could be a steal if he can get healthy, and he's already ahead on his rehab. As I have mocked, I also really like Knile Davis and Michael Dyer with that pick.


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While acknowledging that trafficking and slavery are universal crimes, affecting millions of human beings all over the world, Not My Life zeroes in on the fact that the vast majority of trafficking and slavery victims are children.
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I wanna get kissed, kissed-kissed
[Verse 1: Royce]
Nickel Nina nigga Twitter beefing
First rapper to shot a fan
Gucci's my absolute state of mind like Waka's man
Chopper's spraying, getting head in a car parked, new Gallardo
This bitch sucking my dick today, call it yesterday's news tomorrow
Stretch a nigga out, I'm the new Taibo 'bout to cross over, I'm the new Ivo
'bout to saves a couple of these bitches
That's right, I'm the new Bible
You? You five-O, me
I'm more grounded than punishments
But I'm too fly though
Y'all niggas be whining, I should call you Moscato
Look down at the floorboard
It looks like someone left a pair of stiletto shoes in my Tahoe
Never know just what type of a ho inside of my ride I may let
Last night went to 5 a.m. and she ain't even recover from last Friday yet
Hoes all over the ride like it's an ice cream truck
I can see why they fret
I already ran over two hoes
And I ain't get out the fucking driveway yet
Soon as I open the door, you try to resist
What for? Get in girl, don't front shorty
You're, fighting an un-winnable war, it's useless
As tits on a boar or little tits on a whore
Got 'em acting like spoiled brats kicking and screaming
Like little kids throwing fits on the floor
Get in the whip, but you ain't turning this frog into a prince
Why you tryna keep convincing me for
I wanna get kissed, kissed-kissed (you, you get one)
I wanna get kissed, kissed-kissed (not from me)
I wanna get kissed, kissed-kissed (not on the lips, are you crazy)
(Maybe the cheek but that's all you gon' get from me)
[Verse 2: Eminem]
Now you in my whip just long as you understand that I can't be whipped
You say companionship, I say abandon ship
I'm a gigolo so you know
I'm always on the go
I don't got no time to slow down for no relationshit
Drop the P and add a T
Yeah, you can get mad at me all you want
But I'm ghost before you can even say boo hun, let alone call me one
A one night stand is all he wants with a female fan, yeah, one like Stan
He's so 'bout a one nightstand
His bedroom has two lamps and only one nightstand
Get the hint
Ooh yeah boo, ew
I ain't finna argue but why do you think they call it boo
Yeah, cause the sound of it's 'posed to scare you
Oh ho, we can share you in the back of the McLaren
I don't give a fuck what your name is
We gon' call you Hi and Bye
Hope you bi in the mean time your name is Sharon
Slow the flow down so I can what
Tell you same face I make
When I'm shooting the gun's the same face that I make when I fuck
From the back of my hand on your neck
Pressing your face against these sheets, it's insane
You vin changed
Cause I'm outta this world girl
I got that Milky Way dick vein
I'm at an all-time high with highness
I'm at an all-time fly with flyness
And this is exactly what they say when they bow to your highness, yeah
[Verse 3: Royce]
Nickel Nina nigga Twitter beefing, first rapper to shot a fan
(Push a chick out the car while it's moving like Waka's man)
Her bottom's dark, but her top is tan, her private parts
Got her on the pole, like the opposite of her papa's plan
(Come on stripper, let's hit the strip, 180 throw it in reverse
And drop the trans, I'm in the trance, now look at this bitch dance)
Looking at this tramp, like what you wearing girl, quit playing
(Yeah, bitch and them scratch and sniff pants
Well let me scratch 'em)
Let me sniff, yeah
What? Did I say that? I'm on lean like Styrofoam cups and kickstands
Middle finger stuck on fuck
Stiff hands, but girl you got a butt like no if ands
So yeah, what the hell, maybe
All hail, Shady, he'll tell it like it is
So tell Katy Perry he's on her tail, he's tailgating
These bells are my mating call and I'm here
Bell's waiting, and tell Lady
Gaga, she can quit her job at the post office, she's still a male lady
Wouldn't fuck her with her dick, you heard the verdict's in
He's allergic to divas and take meat cleavers to 'em
Him don't give a damn about beaver do him
What a demon, a behemoth evil just seems to be seething through him
I like the little strip tease you doing this evening
You and me gon' find three more chickadees and have a menage like Nicki
You hot like a Dickie outfit in Texas without shit under it
Sweating, suck my dick or get to stepping's my logic
My God trick, my dick is hard, thick as a yardstick
What we gonna do
Ride around 'til we're carsick
Then I'm gonna put this shit in park like dog shit
And you can blow me in the dark
In the parking lot of the trailer park by the garbage
What you waiting on me to roll out the carpet
Condoms are in the glove compartment, let's start it
Think I'm joking
What, am I sitting here
Tryna make fake farts with my armpits
Tryna get you to spit pop through your nose
Am I here to amuse you, stop it
I'm in your pocket outside of a church
The other hand reaching for bottom of your purse
You giving me head in a boxing stance
My dick's so big you could drop it in dirt
I'm not your man, we're sparring partners
There's five things you are in charge of
That's sucking the dick, sucking the dick
Sucking the dick, sucking the dick, sucking the dick
If you ain't sucking a dick, why you sitting there
With puckered lips? Oh that's collagen, motherfuckin' bitch
What you mean how'd you, get suckered into this
You gon' jump into my truck and then try to get truculent
(You should be suffering, you should be cooking)
(You should be buckling your seat-belt with oven mitts)
Excuse me while I'm making an ass of myself
But it's only cause I just wanna get
They saying I ain't kissing you ho.. (from the Hell: The Sequel album)
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The scholarships, each in the amount of $50, were presented to recipients by Jerald Robinson, PTC Bookstore manager, and Lennon Parker, PTC Staff Senate president. Recipients can use the funds to purchase books and supplies in the college bookstore.
Recipients include Patricia Stapler, front desk receptionist; Ebony Chatman-Scroggins, TRiO secretary; and Stephanie Shepherd, student services administrative assistant.
"Staff members often take classes to better themselves and to learn new skills to perform their jobs on campus," Parker said. "Books and supplies can be expensive so providing staff members with this scholarship will help defray their costs and will show them how much they are appreciated."
Pulaski Tech's Staff Senate meets monthly. Its primary function is to represent college staff, consider ways to improve employment conditions, to act in an advisory capacity to the college president and to foster a spirit of unity and cooperation among all college employees.
The goal of the Staff Senate is to better serve students by facilitating and maintaining effective communication among college departments, administration and faculty.
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"A Government of Wolves": Ten Writers Sound Off
Like most of you, I am becoming more and more annoyed by the government shutdown. Yesterday, I heard a sick child will not get his weekly visit with a therapy dog because those "non-essential workers" had been "furloughed."
Here are ten quotes from writers, past and present, that may help you channel and articulate your own feelings and frustration with our elected leaders:
1. "A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves." — Edward R. Murrow
2. "People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people." — Alan Moore, V for Vendetta
4. "You have to remember one thing about the will of the people: it wasn't that long ago that we were swept away by the Macarena." — Jon Stewart


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Krekorian's Office: No change in legal status of FBC Specific Plan if opened
Yesterday, Councilman Paul Krekorian's office expressed contention to my item yesterday regarding the opening of the Foothill Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan for amendment, which I thought represented a reversal of the community's longstanding slow-growth sentiment.
Krekorian's office also assured me that when a Specific Plan is "opened," it doesn't change the legal status of the Plan, because the Plan itself is statutory. I thank the Councilman's office for clarifying something that others involved couldn't clarify, and I think his office's contention to parts of yesterday's item is indeed fair.
Some Sunland Tujunga community members, however, remain skeptical of the need to open the Foothill Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan, and they expressed their skepticism last night at a ST Neighborhood Council Land Use Committee meeting. Several skeptics told the Committee that they believed that once a dialog commences regarding amending the Plan, the City's own Planning Commission and City Attorney's office will be drafting and submitting the amendments to City Council, and the community will have little input or control.
These people were largely disparaged by the Committee members. The dispute at the community level involves auto-themed malls on Foothill Boulevard. Some in the community feel that there is an oversaturation of these, and think opening the Specific Plan for amendment may enable the community to restrict future permitting of such establishments. Opponents of the amending of the Plan believe that some of the signators of the letter to Councilman Krekorian announcing their enthusiasm for opening the Plan have ulterior motives for doing so.
Others remain concerned about the 64-unit project on Samoa. The failure of meaningful opposition to mount against this project still represents to me, as I said yesterday, a reversal in sentiment for such projects in recent years.


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