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WOOSTER -- The SPOT's longevity in the community has not necessarily given it adequate recognition, according to YMCA Youth Director Lori Colon.
"It has been in this town for 14 years," Colon said, summarizing her goal for the youth center is to acquaint the community with "who we are and what we're there for."
Kindergarten through 12th-grade students from any school are welcome from 3:30-6:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, Colon said. Right now, 25-30 students, primarily from the Cornerstone and Lincoln Way neighborhoods, attend. Transportation from other neighborhoods is unfortunately not available at this time.
The SPOT youth center is housed in the northwest corner of Cornerstone Elementary School.
"Come winter," she said, she anticipates "a lot more coming in (for) basketball."
Flag football is another favorite. Different options are available every day.
"We try to gear different activities to different seasons," she said. "Every day we have tutoring available for all kids," provided in partnership with The College of Wooster.
Along with College of Wooster volunteers, "we do have retired teachers and older high school students who have been with our program come back and volunteer."
"My focus," she said, is serving the "whole person. Our purpose is serving the whole person, caring about the whole person ... meeting those needs."
Her philosophy means academic assistance isn't The SPOT's only draw.
"We have dinners together every Wednesday night," she said, for which The SPOT is always seeking donations.
Serving about 40 children, dinners are often hot dogs or spaghetti, Colon said.
"The point of it is to sit down as a family," she said, then do what families do or should do -- talk about school, "catch up with what's going on in their lives," even work on their manners.
Colon said the youth center also is "always looking for volunteers for Kids' Club," which teaches basic life skills, from putting together nutritious meals to practicing good hygiene.
Speakers address special topics; for example, police officers have given the youth tips for handling bullies and keeping safe.
Book Club will start up in October.
Club members keep track of their reading, earning stickers on a card, which when full, earns them a free book prize.
The SPOT even takes on the role of helping children prepare young adulthood by "trying to connect (the older ones)" with Tri-County Educational Service Center's Transitions program.
They can work around The SPOT as well, "cleaning and organizing paperwork -- getting them ready for future jobs," Colon said.
The SPOT is funded through a 50-50 partnership with the United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties.
But other organizations, including churches, lend support in a variety of ways.
When all is said and done, Colon's chief concern and "biggest accomplishment" is providing "a safe place for kids. We want the community to know that."
At The SPOT, children and youth "can just be themselves," Colon said, adding, "It really is like a family," where they are surrounded by mentors, all of whom "are patient."
The same volunteers from The College generally help out all four years, she said, pointing out, "I'm very much about consistency."
"I equate ourselves to a Boys and Girls Club," she said.
The physical layout of The SPOT incorporates several areas -- a multi-purpose room; a room for games such as pool, air hockey and ping-pong; and a homework/library room.
"The teen room is usually only accessible at certain times," Colon said.
The YMCA of Wooster advertises its after-school program as also offering "hip hop aerobics, games, video games, free snacks and a warm, nurturing and safe environment ... the SPOT has trained and experienced counselors from the YMCA of Wooster and volunteers from the College of Wooster."
Last spring Brenda Linnick, executive director of United Way, said the Wooster YMCA's SPOT is one of the "excellent programs" her agency funds, lauding its relaxed academic support and its "socialization, physical education and sports, "doing great things for kids."
So eager is Colon to make sure The SPOT is on the map, she sought a grant for a new sign, scheduled to be up by Oct. 10 -- the date of a family open house from 5:00-6:30, "for families to check us out, have pizza and take a tour," Colon said.
Reporter Linda Hall can be reached at 330-264-1125, Ext. 2230, or email@example.com.


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- 1[countable] a particular attitude toward something; a way of thinking about something synonym viewpoint a global perspective Recent events seem less serious when put into an international perspective. Try to see the issue from a different perspective. a report that looks at the education system from the perspective of deaf people perspective on something His experience abroad provides a wider perspective on the problem.
- 2[uncountable] the ability to think about problems and decisions in a reasonable way without exaggerating their importance She was aware that she was losing all sense of perspective. Try to keep these issues in perspective. Talking to others can often help to put your own problems into perspective. It is important not to let things get out of perspective.
- 3[uncountable] the art of creating an effect of depth and distance in a picture by representing people and things that are far away as being smaller than those that are nearer the front The artist plays with perspective to confuse the eye. We learned how to draw buildings in perspective. The tree on the left is out of perspective.
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Now guys , i think that all us gun owners should be able to do " simple " repairs on our firearms . In fact i think we should learn to do a bit more than simple parts replacements , and with that in mind i do a bit of real simple machine work . Its just a hobby for me and frankly i am not real good or real fast on the machining as of now . I thought tho you might enjoy a pic or two of one of my " hobby lathes " over at the step dad's shop . The rifle is a standard Savage Scout used just to give scale to the chuck .
All kidding aside i do have a standard sized lathe as well as a mini. I just thought some members would enjoy seeing a " he man " lathe lol .
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Egypt completed a day of upsets when the defending champion knocked off red-hot Ivory Coast, 4-1, in the other semifinal.
Amr Zaky scored two goals to lead the Pharoahs, who also got goals from Ahmed Fathy and Mohamed Aboutrika. Kader Keita scored the only goal for the Ivorians, who had outscored their opponents by a margin of 13-1 in four wins.
Cameroon's Indomitable Lions were written off after falling to Egypt, 4-2, in their opening game, but they will get a chance for revenge in Sunday's final.


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What a strange and (dare we say) scary week it's been. Indeed, this may be the perfect moment to enjoy a six-pack! This week we marvel at 1.9 million years of home cooking, thoughtfully consider the Oreo, and contemplate the art of the menu.
East coast SFA'ers, we are all thinking about you this weekend. We hope Monday brings safety, sunshine, and blue skies.
1. One Mississippi pastor takes the fight against unhealthy foods to the last frontier -- the church supper.
2. Even Homo-erectus stood facing the stove. (or the campfire. You get the idea.)
3. Forget pop-up restaurants. Rusty Hamlin's restaurant is on wheels, 18 wheels.
4. The Oreo's taste has everything to do with fat and sugar. Its distinctive look belongs to North Carolinian, William A. Turnier. Who would have thought?
5. Wholesome Tummies has landed in Atlanta. You're going to wish for it to land in your school lunch room very soon!
6. The Spirit of 77 menu makes us very happy. What's your favorite on this beautiful site?
Rock and roll lyricist, Jerry Leiber died this week. Listen and remember Jerry, his partner Mike Stoller, and the birth of rock and roll.


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Desura Linux Development – We have UI!
Evening everyone (or morning, afternoon, night, whichever it may be),
Figured I'd do a quick updated, as it's been nearly a week since my last. Here's a quick recap of the technical issues we've resolved, some of which I didn't mention last week as the post would have been too long:
- Needed to write a basic linux bootloader (the main executable)
- Crash immediately after attempting to login* Login failed due to SSL issues* Every button thought it was being clicked twice
- Dialogs were being drawn with multiple frames
- Buttons couldn't be activated by [Enter]
- Offline mode would crash
- Menu button was buggy
- I wasn't mentioned on the 'About' page
- Avatar on the main form was out of proportion
- A few other minor nagging issues
We also spent a significant amount of time working on porting CEF (http://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/) to Linux, which is mostly complete and working with both GTK and wxWidgets. Thanks heaps to Marshall Greenblatt for his continued support.
Here's some nice shiny examples of the UI to keep you Linux gamers and Desura enthusiasts on the edge of your seats.
Nearly fully functioning login form:
Main form sans web interface (Yeh tab and button themes are still a little buggy):
CEF running in a wxWidgets test application:
Over the next week or two we plan to smash head first through quite a few milestones, and we'll definitely take screenshots as we go and keep all of you guys and girls in the loop.
I also loved all the feedback from the first post, and the insightful and supportive comments. As I said in one of my replies; sorry if we miss you now and then, there's a lot to keep up with!
To finish this off, I thought I'd say there's a few news sites that caught wind of the Linux screenshots, and a few commenters who ran with the wind and compared the 'leaked screenshots' to the similar Steam incident. I don't know what those guys over at Valve are up to, but let me confirm this now: we're definitely working on Desura Linux, and I'm doing everything in my power to make it happen soon! For those of you that doubt there's a strong enough Linux gaming community to justify it, just go have a look at the Humble Bundle graph (http://www.humblebundle.com/). Not only are these guys amazing developers who make great games, but they are doing some great things to support multi-platform DRM-free indie gaming!
Until next time,
Keith Poole
Linux Engineer / NCP
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"The Carrie Diaries" Trailer: Watch Now!
Now that "Sex and the City" is in the history books, fans of the series will get to see how it all got started in "The Carrie Diaries."
The CW Network has just released a trailer for the forthcoming series, and it looks like quite the fun Big Apple throwback.
"The Carrie Diaries" stars AnnaSophia Robb, Freema Agyeman, Chloe Bridges, Austin Butler, and Brendan Dooling and is coming this fall.
Per the synopsis, "Carrie Bradshaw is in her senior year of high school in the early 1980s. She asks her first questions about love, sex, friendship and family while navigating the worlds of high school and Manhattan."


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After Place, bassist Laura Kennedy, drummer Dee Pop, and singer Cynthia Sley made their debut with an EP centered around "Too Many Creeps," signed with the U.K.'s Stiff label, and recorded another EP, Rituals, produced by the Clash's Topper Headon. The live cassette Wild Things, which included a cover of John Lennon's "Cold Turkey," was released by ROIR in 1983. By this stage, the Bush Tetras -- along with Konk, fellow New Yorkers Talking Heads, and Manchester's A Certain Ratio -- went outside the realm of Western music for inspiration. African and Caribbean influences played a significant role in their sound. This same year involved the exits of Kennedy and Pop and an eventual split.
Post-breakup, most of the members went on to short-lived groups. Pop, his Tom Verlaine/John Cale-associate wife Deerfrance, and former 8-Eyed Spy member Michael Paumgardhen formed Floor Kiss; Sley and ex-Voidoid Ivan Julian had the Lovelies; Place helped out spoken word artist Maggie Estep. A while after these less significant projects dissolved, ROIR compiled all of the Bush Tetras' studio recordings and threw in some demos for Better Late Than Never. ROIR being ROIR, it too was a cassette-only release.
The original lineup got back together in 1995. Boom in the Night, another retrospective on the by-then-evolved ROIR, functioned as a CD version of Better Late Than Never, with all but one track from the earlier release included. It came out just before 1996's Beauty Lies, an album of new material that came and went without much notice. It had the bad fortune of predating the rocketing interest in post-punk that took hold during the early 2000s. In 1997, the Bush Tetras recorded the album Happy for Mercury. Before it was released, Mercury was sold, its A&R staff laid off, and the album shelved. ROIR issued the album for the first time in 2012. ~ Andy Kellman
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"Government has no other end but the preservation of property" – John Locke.
You have to read all of Locke's Two Treatise of Government to gain the full force and understanding of Locke's quote, but the point is clear. Government exists to protect private property and does not have the authority to just do with it as it will.
The U.S. Constitution generally recognizes this. The Third Amendment protects private property from being occupied by the military during peacetime. The Fourth Amendment guarantees security of property against unreasonable search and seizure. The Fifth Amendment protects against the loss of property without due process and states that private property may only be seized for public use and requires just compensation.
The U.S. Constitution is a great document, but it is not perfect. There is a reason it has been amended before. One example of how it should be fixed is the tail end of the Fifth Amendment. "Public use" has been understood by the courts and many state governments to be anything that benefits the public in any way. The disastrous 2005 Kelo vs. City of New Haven decision went so far as to say that eminent domain could be used to transfer property from one private group to another in order to increase tax revenue. And this followed nearly 100 years of concurring precedents.
Taking someone else's property without their permission is called stealing. The only exceptions to this are taxes and the suspension of Habeas corpus. The Fifth Amendment should be amended to reflect the language of the Third Amendment, where the only time private property can be seized by the government is in national defense in a time of war (suspension of Habeas corpus).
Otherwise, any other utilization of eminent domain, particularly in regards to giving the property to a private entity, is stealing. That runs counter to everything that the government exists to do.
Why is this relevant to today's political discussion? The TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline. The pipeline was been at the center of debate between Republicans in Congress and President Obama. The GOP wants the oil pipeline, which would stretch from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico in Texas, to be approved for construction because it would create jobs. Although the number of jobs has been up for debate a bit. President Obama is hesitant to approve it quickly out of environmental concerns.
What has been missed until recently in all of this is how TransCanada planned on acquiring property. Right now TransCanada is suing landowners in Nebraska and Texas to gain access to their property to build the Keystone pipeline on them. Texas Tea Party groups have begun opposing the pipeline on eminent domain grounds
In September 2011 the Texas Supreme Court ruled in Texas Riceland Partners vs. Denbury Green-Pipeline Texas that using the powers of eminent domain to give property to a private corporation that would only be privately using the property (specifically a gas pipeline in this case) violated the Texas Constitution. In May of 2011 the Texas Legislature passed a law that provided a lot of strength to that ruling.
Nevertheless, utility companies are fighting the ruling and TransCanada is continuing to take Texans to court in order to gain their property for the pipeline.
There are few legitimate examples of the government colluding with big business, but if the government of Texas bows to the pressure of TransCanada, we would have a fine example of a horrible alliance.
Sacrificing the liberties and rights of a few individual for the alleged good of the whole society means that in reality the whole society has lost those liberties and rights and momentarily maintains them as government granted privileges. Conservatives are right to oppose the Keystone pipeline if TransCanada and the government insist on using eminent domain to build the pipeline.


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My 1st Thoughtless Thursday
Thursday, July 22, 2010Filed under: fashion, Filed under: friends, Filed under: randomness, Filed under: wedding, Filed under: workout
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Great post! I love all of it!ReplyDelete
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love the coffee table book idea - it's a good way to remember and a pretty little decorative element! :)ReplyDelete
as far as the spray tan goes...mystic does make you look totally oompa-loompa- esque, but there is a chic in brentwood who does airbrushing and it is fantastic! no orange, no streaks, just pretty brown! :) i used to tan all the time in the fake bake beds, but i have not since i discovered airbrushing! :)
ohhh..i usually get shot glasses...but i like coffee table books better! im going to start that trend! :)ReplyDelete
Hi, I'm a somewhat-regular reader but rare comment-er. I just wanted to ask-- don't running skirts ride up on you big time? Perhaps I am the only one. But it drives me NUTS. I think they are so adorable and would run every run in them if weren't for that rather unpleasant side effect.ReplyDelete
UMM your closet is amazing - i am EXTREMELY jealous of the clothes in it AND the organization! that is awesome :)ReplyDelete
What a steal on the running skirt!!!! That's awesome!ReplyDelete
Ugh totally agree with following directions had that problem all day at work yesterday.ReplyDelete
I like the coffee table collection! That's a good idea!
I currently have a spray tanning business and have seen gorgeous results on all of my clients. I only charge $20 if you come to my house in Nashville. Love your blog!!ReplyDelete
Love, love, LOVE the skirt! I have been trying to find a running skirt that I love, but haven't yet... Too cute!ReplyDelete
Ohhhh the Oompa Loompa look... The first time I did the Mystic I pulled a Ross from Friends... Didn't know I was supposed to turn around... But hey. Ya live and ya learn!
Love this list! :)ReplyDelete
I love the idea of collecting books from places you visit. I think that I'll do this with my boyfriend from now on...what a great way to reminisce
Isn't digging for great deals at Marshalls the best? That running skirt is too cute! I've never run the skirts, how do you like them?ReplyDelete
for those interested, i find that running skorts are actually better than shorts for cardio... they move a lot better for me and obviously i think they look cuter-haha! try one out, but if you do, get a champion one from target--they stretch the best!ReplyDelete
Is that your closet?! Ahh-Mazing!ReplyDelete
Bummer on the spray tan! Lemon juice helps take off some of the tan. Oh and I included a post about you over on my blog! Check it out!ReplyDelete
thanks for playing darling girl! and thanks for the sweet shout out, i DO appreciate it :)ReplyDelete
#1-flippin' love the running skirt AND marshall's! i could spend the day there or tjmaxx and ross. you have to pick through some things to find the good stuff, but $15? so worth it! and let's not even get me started on the magic of homegoods ...
#2-if that's your closet i may just have to hate you. just for 5 minutes, but still. will have to hate you.
#3-advice on spray tanning. don't use your loofa in the shower after. it makes it look like you're fake tan peeling. which looks even more awesome that real tan peeling. be careful when you sweat after. even if you've already showered. i once tanned and then 3 days later (yes i'd showered) wore white capris to a ranger game to which i returned home with pants that looked as if i'd slid into home base.
have a great weekend pretty girl!
I have had some of the worst spray tans ever! Glad Im not the only one who has trouble with that barrier cream!ReplyDelete
ladies--quick clarifier: that unfortunately, is NOT a picture of my closet... we can all still swoon together and i can hope i get that in our NEXT house-- haha! =)ReplyDelete
I love the coffee table book collection idea! I had to get my drivers license renewed before my birthday and the photos are orange. I look like and Oompa Loompa. I have a friend who also got hers done and same thing, orange. Love that license for the next eight years.ReplyDelete
Love that running skirt!!! And I want a closet similar to that one in the photo!ReplyDelete


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|The Black Devil
Lets whistle at the goblins and run back to the intersection and head north. Hopefully the goblins will chase after us, we'll get to the intersection before the knights and goblins do, and the goblins attack the knights. If that works we'll attack the survivors. Kyle says softly.
That's brilliant (in the 'fun!' sense, not the 'sure to work' sense). And I'm kinda glad I'm working the caboose of this train, so it's somebody else's decision. :)
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|Kyle Gray
|Beppo van Drotske
I don't know, I kinda like that idea of getting the goblins and the hellknights to take each other out. Only problem is if they BOTH start coming after us.
...come to think of it, why would those goblins give a crap about us?
|Corellon Aelasar
"I think we have to, I could maybe try to sneak up on one and to get the drop on 'em but I fear that when we engage them it will create all sorts of noise. Ultimatley we want the goblins between us and the Hellknights."
|Corellon Aelasar
Took too long to finish my post, took a call, and I get quintiple ninjad. Ignore what I said. DMJC - any count on the goblins?
Corellon looks to size up the group of goblins. Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23
"Maybe while we have surprise we can just charge through them, push them out of the way, when they recover they will be HK fodder?"
|Kyle Gray
|The Black Devil
It is an unintended but sometimes useful truism: Sometimes, the only plan there is time to make is no plan at all. :) It's also universally recognised that doing something, now, is better than doing nothing, forever.
By which I mean, (but OOC, because I'm not even sure I know about the Gobs or the HKs)... CHARGE!
|The Black Devil
|Kyle Gray
|Corellon Aelasar
"Looks like at least four, coming out of some side passage or other room. Let's charge through them and leave them between us an the HKs, Kyle light one up if you like."
|Beppo van Drotske
"Looks like at least four, coming out of some side passage or other room. Let's charge through them and leave them between us an the HKs, Kyle light one up if you like."
A simple enough plan.
Beppo slowly draws his curved blade. stealth: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (13) + 2 = 15
|Brandon Harcroft
"Come on then, if we're going to do this, lets do it. Im going to have to take my light out."
Brandon illuminates the immediate area with his wayfinder and readies his Morningstar, just in case.
Stealth: 1d20 + 2 - 2 ⇒ (3) + 2 - 2 = 3
oh dear.... CLANG, CLANG, CLANG
I am no good at skulking around... Tessai mumbles half to herself,and half to the others as she tries to approach the goblin's location silently.
1d20 - 3 ⇒ (12) - 3 = 9
|The Black Devil
|Brandon Harcroft
|The Black Devil
|Brandon Harcroft
Kinda wish my guy was called Leeroy Jenkins now lol
Devil, are you sure there's no value in scouting ahead and seeing how many goblins there are? I know it didn't go so well last time but we'll all be ready to charge in at the first hint of trouble. Or, what if Corellon, Hal and I attack with ranged weapons from a distance and the rest charge in immediately after? We could perhaps take out three goblins before they know what's happened."Bran whispers to his compatriots.
JC, are the goblins in complete darkness? If so sneak attack sniping wont work as only the tieflings have darkvision.
|Brandon Harcroft
|The Black Devil
Of course we aren't _sure_ how far back the HKs are, or if they're headed toward or away from us, and the "Get back to Coney" vibe is _supposed_ to be strong, here. But I think these gobs are the Orphans, not the Baseball Furies. And Devil is LG...
Catching up as the party observed the goblins and debated in whispers, Devil listened to Brandon's suggestion of scouting or an opening barrage. He glanced at Kyle; it seemed he'd heard thoughts of parlay, as well. "I don't feel any need to hurt them.", Devil said. "But stand ready with your missiles. Give me 30 feet. Keep this as a goal: We All Move Past." He sighed, but not in a communicative way, more a sort of centering*, and tapped Tessai. "Care to dance with the Devil?", he joked, as she turned. "Please come with, and do the growling."
Advancing as far as he might before being observed, Devil says, "Goblins, beware, knights are coming."
*Entering Crane Style, and Total Defense, if that can be done before actual combat.
Stealth and Perc, because... always Stealth and Perc. :)
Stealth (Unless that drops Crane/TD?) +7 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (16) + 7 = 23
Perc +5 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (1) + 5 = 6 6? I'm blaming Tess' decolletage.
|The Black Devil
Still confused about the plan, Tessai addresses Devil - You want me to try and scare these scrubs away?
"Not scare. Impress.", Devil smiles. "And if they indulge their fire-lust, you and I are not at risk. So we are anvil, and they-", he nods to the humans, "Are hammer. This time."
"Now, quickly, before the knights become the hammer."
|Corellon Aelasar
"So you want me to shoot them or not, I though we'd just run straight through them, push them aside and kep running. Just tell me what you want to do."
Tessai puts on her most menacing look as she strides forward towards the goblin group - while they approach them, she whispers smiling to Devil:
As soon as any goblin acknowledges her presence, she will let her "dark" side show through as best as she can, black eyes open wide, teeth bared, and a guttural, raspy voice:
Out of the way wretches... Hellknights approach. Begone!
Intimidate: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (15) + 5 = 20
|Brandon Harcroft
Brandon unloops his sling and loads a heavy lead bullet in the pouch. He starts to swing it in a slow circle, just enough so that the centrifugal force keeps the lump of lead in place.
"Everyone, be ready." he whispers.
|The Black Devil
"So you want me to shoot them or not, I though we'd just run straight through them, push them aside and kep running. Just tell me what you want to do."
"Keep a station near us, and kill anything hostile. We're giving them a chance, not a license."
As Tessai jumps out of the shadows into the Goblin's line of sight, acting somewhat scary, the Goblins look a mixture of confused and a bit worried.
As the goblins stare at each other, and Tessai for a brief second, one of the five startled goblins waves his hands around and excitedly says,
The others look at him in wonder and say,
They scurry into a small, 2' hole in the side of the wall. The path is clear. This sewer line continues to the east, but also has a north/south hallway intersecting it. The intersecting hallway is lower, and only 5' wide. The sewage goes up to most character thighs in that pipe.
|The Black Devil
Please advise if it's cheese to take 10 when you know you'll pass. Because Devil's Sense Motive is +5, so he'll take 10 if he can. This next roll is if he cannot take 10. SM+5:1d20 + 5 ⇒ (8) + 5 = 13 And this is the DC17 Perc+5: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (19) + 5 = 24
Devil says to Tessai, "Okay, you do all the talking from now on." She's close enough to see his smile. Seeming to hear something, he turns toward the rest of the party, and waves them onward. He waits for Kyle at the intersection, and offers his emptied, re-corked potion bottle. "Your new rat.", he says, passing the bottle. "Let him swim with the current, here, or the next time it's... beautiful."
Perception: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (19) + 5 = 24
Ok people, they ran off. Let's take this ooportunity and pass by safely - the Hellknights are still on our tail. Go.
|Brandon Harcroft
|Kyle Gray
Sense Motive: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (14) + 4 = 18
Perception: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (18) + 4 = 22
Kyle tries to figure out what the different sewage line is used for and where it may lead.
Engineering: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (11) + 2 = 13
"Sorry to say this, but we need to head south to get back to where we last saw the markers. We could keep heading east and hope there is a better passageway to the south."
|The Black Devil
"I think we go East. Let them have more unknowns to factor. Leave them a rat, if the flow is good. And I don't doubt we'll have more empties before we're safe. Safe is first. It does no good to find the path, and find it loops back through their searchers. So we keep going. And you are designated Rat Master." Devil grinned in what he thought was a friendly way, but his vampiric dentition and orblike eyes might have hidden that intent from the unfamiliar human.
"Let us go."
|Kyle Gray
Sense motive: 1d20 + 4 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 4 + 1 = 8
Kyle took Black Devils smile as sarcasm. "Hmphh! I've been called worse." He says as he turns away with a smug look. "I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that would rather try to go around. But no more wasting time on rats."
|Kyle Gray
The party moves east through the dark sewers. You travel for some distance...around 400', before you find a new 4 way intersection.
1d100 ⇒ 86
|The Black Devil
|Kyle Gray
Perception: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (18) + 4 = 22
"I don't care to stay in these sewers any longer than necessary. Plus, I'd like to be home before dusk. Let's keep going." Kyle lights his holy symbol up, casts detect magic, and hands out guidance to the others.
|Brandon Harcroft
"A sign at last! Morosino, surely this looks familiar?"
Perception: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (18) + 5 = 23
"Kyle, do you think its safe to return to our lidgings immediately? I'm just saying we're not the most inconspicuous group, maybe they've asked around about us?"
I'd say we continue for the time being - we are fit to go on travelling, are we not? Tessai adds to the conversation.
Kyle, I was under the impression we were supposed to meet up with Janivan at an hideout? I do not intend to go back home, not just yet...
|The Black Devil
"When I encountered the first two Hellknights, they recognized me, fit me to a description. Or perhaps, they lept to that conclusion. But if they were identifying from a description, then they had the meeting place under surveillance from before I arrived, to obtain my description. That would suggest, they can identify all of you, in the same way. Allowing, of course, for the fact all you humans look alike." Devil grins slowly. "No. I don't believe that.", he says, adding a moment later, "Your coloration varies." He tries not to grin again, but fails.
The possibility of leaving this place lends renewed motivation to Tessai as she ushers the others along.
We may be closer to our objective than we thought, let's find out if the boy recollects this place correctly. Go!
And to Morosino:
Child, if get us to the exit of this place, you may just earn yourself a second chance of me giving you the benefit of the doubt, regarding those chasing Hellknights.
With that she turns and heads down the direction pointed.
|Corellon Aelasar
Sorry, a bit MIA this weekend. Back and catching up.
On the first set of checks:
Sense Motive: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (12) + 1 = 13
Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (16) + 8 = 24
and the second set, as Corellon follows along.
Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (17) + 8 = 25
"It sounds like the Hellknights are falling farther behind, we may have made up some distance on them. If the pressure's off I'm not sure whether we are better of in search of our abodes or continuing down here. I know were supposed to head North but this far I've made a point of avoiding the sewage, to tread wasit deep in it is not enticing ... but if we have to ...


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Collins Gets Sub-committee Vice Chairmanship
9th District U.S. Representative Doug Collins is now the Vice-Chair on the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman and Subcommittee Chairman appointed Collins to that position earlier this week. They highlighted his military commitment and time deployed in Iraq as a member of the U.S. Air Force Reserves in making the appointment.
Collins said that for six months he called Iraq home and he appreciates the opportunity to learn from his colleagues and also educate them on his experiences in the Middle East.
The Hall County Republican called the Middle East and North Africa vital to the future advancement of American foreign policy and added that he is looking forward to contributing whatever he can from his personal insight to promote a better and more secure well-being for America in the international community.


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As the nuclear issue heats up in Iran, one other nuclear issue has been pushed to the backburner by the Obama administration. The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), which prohibits underground nuclear testing, faced Senate ratification once in 1999 and failed. In his April speech in Prague, however, President Obama stated that, "To achieve a global ban on nuclear testing, my administration will immediately and aggressively pursue U.S. ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty."
Unfortunately, the administration has recently stated that it does not plan to take on the fight for the CTBT until a win is virtually assured. This could be some time. The schedule for the CTBT will likely depend on ratification of a follow-on agreement to the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), which expires on December 5, 2009. It will also undoubtedly depend on the situation in Iran, as well as ongoing pushback from Senate Republicans. A senior GOP Senate aid recently noted, "If you really believe that Iran is a nuclear tipping point, what's more likely to solve that problem? Is it the U.S. ratifying CTBT or is it the U.S. finding some clever way to get Russia and China to help us deal with that problem?" Senator John Kyl (R-AZ) has also repeatedly stated his intention to derail ratification of the treaty.
Though the administration is currently hard at work compiling scientific and technical data to support its case for ratification, timing may not be on the side of the CTBT. Currently, the administration plans to wait until after the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) review conference, which begins next April. All the same, The Cable reports that, "if ratification seems unlikely, [the administration] could abandon the push in the near term."
Now is the time to fight for ratification of the CTBT. For more information or to get involved, contact us.
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Mining company cited for more than 200 safety violations. The charges stem from a massive federal inspection sweep at 43 Alpha Natural Resources sites previously owned by Massey Energy in West Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia. The inspections were launched two weeks ago when authorities discovered that Alpha did not evacuate workers from an underground mine in Wyoming County, W. Va., even after a section was enveloped in thick smoke from a malfunctioning conveyor belt. Federal authorities accused Alpha of an "unwarrantable failure" to follow federal safety rules and said the incident was reminiscent of a January 2006 fire that killed two miners at another former Massey mine in West Virgina. The Charleston Gazette, NPR
Critics find New York's plan to curb sales of sugary drinks hard to swallow. Public health officials praised Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal to ban the sale of large-size sweetened drinks in restaurants, movie theaters and other locations. But businesses, and some academics, called the plan an ineffective way to handle the obesity crisis and criticized it as government overreach. Questions are being raised about exceptions to the ban: It wouldn't apply to supermarkets, groceries or convenience stores — meaning that 7-Eleven's "Big Gulp" drink would be safe. A Duke University public policy specialist called the plan "silly." She said, "It's just going to shift behavior from buying one big soda to buying smaller ones." The Wall Street Journal
Study predicts cancer will rise 75 percent globally by 2030. The paper by the International Agency for Research on Cancer projected that, in some of the poorest nations, cancer could increase by more than 90 percent. The researchers said rates of certain infection-related cancers, including cervical, appear to be declining in some developing countries. Those reductions, however, are likely to be offset by substantial increases in cancers associated with a "westernized" lifestyle, including breast, prostate and colorectal cancer. Reuters, HealthDay News
Toyota faces sanction in sudden acceleration suit. A federal judge in California faulted Toyota Motor Sales USA for failing to tell plaintiffs lawyers about its post-crash examination of the data recorder in the car at issue in the wrongful death case. The judge said that if the widely anticipated case goes to trial, he will tell jurors to regard the testimony of Toyota personnel involved in the inspection with extra caution. The plaintiffs, who blame a 2010 crash that killed two of their family members on a car defect that caused unintended acceleration, say Toyota employees may have destroyed potentially damning evidence. The judge said the company's behavior cast "a cloud of suspicion" over the inspection. Inside Line, Law360
Federal appeals court revives whistleblower's retaliatory firing case. The court panel's ruling will lead to a new hearing for Robert Whitmore, a former Occupational Safety and Health Administration official who says he was fired because he publicly criticized his agency for letting companies underreport workplace injuries. Citing a 1989 law intended to protect whistleblowers, the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals said Whitmore deserves a new chance to show his 2009 firing was an act of retaliation. The court found that a federal Merit Systems Protection Board judge wrongly ignored evidence to support the 37-year employee's claim that he was fired for his criticism of OSHA. Reuters, The Center for Public Integrity
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Sunday, May 23, 2004
Palme D'Or for Michael Moore
Moore tried his best to take a bow at the Cannes Film Festival
FAHRENÔUT 9/11. Basking in the uniquely French glory of winning a gold medal for "outstanding vitriol by an ugly American," Michael Moore headed for home today to begin a nationwide boasting campaign on behalf of his new movie.
In one sense he dodged a bullet. Fahrenòut 9/11 narrowly edged out the second place winner, Fallacie 3/11, a documentary by French filmmaker Phillipe de Grenouille proving that the recent terror attack in Spain was not provoked by Franco-European appeasement and corruption. The work drew ovations almost as long as Moore's, particularly in sequences featuring the animated disembowelling of George W. Bush and some of the longest anti-American screeds by French politicians ever put on film.
In another sense, Moore didn't quite dodge a bullet. Racing for his connecting flight to New York at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, Moore lumbered through the pride and joy of modern French architecture known as Terminal 2E. The ensuing disaster has been covered in detail elsewhere, but it can be reported that Moore suffered no more than a few "cuts and bruises."
Terminal 2E moments after Moore hurried through it


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Don Bauder 2 p.m., June 25
Sucks that the mix CD is going to disappear, much like the mix tape it killed before. The iPod giveth, and the iPod taketh away. Listen, it was probably the ultimate in easy "get to know someone" presents. Want to give something to a girl that implies no attempt at making a pass (it's just a gift after all) and that would make it easy for her to talk to you if she wanted to? Well, the CD is instant conversation topic -- perfect for that.
Like little peacocks, we'd research bands that you girls would like; we'd build collections. We spent hours agonizing what you'd like based on what you wore last time we saw you and what we wanted to be seen listening to.
By arranging the songs, we got to play DJ/artist, we got to show off our depth and culture, and we got to create an image of ourselves, hidden behind whatever images the bands we chose were selling. We'd sculpt the CD with an attention to detail that no one could appreciate fully. Like, where to insert the ironic, happy song (George Michael in an indie set), where to put the slow song that shows how in tune with our emotions we are, and then the epic, artsy closer.
(The mix tape had an alluring strength over the CD btw: one spent at least an hour making it -- that's about how long it took to record to one of them. With CDs, you drag them over and are done in a minute or two.)
And then the artsy side, the obligatory art on the CD liner and scribbles on the plastic cover. It wasn't complete without art. Stickers? Sure. Fragments of poems? Oh, yes. Cryptic hints of attraction? Well, cryptic to the artist's mind, anyways.
And now? Well, we still trade music -- MP3s, CDs, albums (assuming a physical trade occurs). We just direct someone to a link. The finesse is gone. No more agonizing whether the slow song goes third or fourth on the comp, just bring over the band's whole catalog. I guess you can still record and dedicate a DJ set to someone, though that's more limited both in who can do it and who would appreciate it.
Want to make a bundle? Create a website that allows one to replicate that. The key functionality would be to allow shy boys to make hour-long music 'things' for shy girls, ones that they both can put on their little MP3 players. Because, while the mix CD is going, going, gone, nothing else is changing. The universe's supply of shy boys, pretty girls, and music is limitless. But mix tape and mix CD, you were fundamental in my adolescence, and while it's self-centric for me to identify your passing with an end of a personal life chapter, it's fitting that the two happened at the same time. Thank you for everything. Goodbye.
Post Date: November 8, 2006
Post Title: The Temple San Diego lost one of its temples this past year. No one noticed. It stood on the intersection of Kettner and Broadway, on the border of all the lines of force in the city and the ocean currents. I'd been in the building a few times. To get in, you walked around to the south wall and lifted one person up to the windows. They pushed their way in, hopped to the floor, and opened the doors from the inside for everyone else. The building would expand before you like a cathedral: a colossal empty space, light filtering in from high windows, a staircase leading up to the choir loft, and a pewless nave leading to a baldachin made from a colossal three-story metal lattice.
The place was stripped; all that was left was the building's inner skeleton. The only light came from giant unstained windows. The building was not without surreal turns; in one spot where an upper floor had collapsed stood a door that lead from nowhere to nowhere -- just a door placed up high in a dividing wall.
One unusual thing: there was almost no trash in the place. In my experience, abandoned buildings, especially ones in the middle of a city, fill up with broken bottles and food wrappers, but the temple was empty. Part of it, no doubt, was the difficulty of getting in, and part of it was that the building was invisible in the city around it. And I think one couldn't help but feel that they were in a special place.
I feel empty spaces are needed for sanity. The infinite is not impressive, since we can't get a grasp on it; large and empty works much better for capturing that sensation. An empty space lets our eyes relax into space and lets us feel a sense of perspective on ourselves. The temple was exactly that.
The real estate was far too valuable, I imagine, and I'm amazed it stood there for as long as it did. I'll miss it.


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Series documents the registration of voters and the compilation of election results. Records may include the election poll books and/or the election voter register. Information includes elector's name and party affiliation, and in some cases, physical description, occupation, naturalization information, and names of parents and spouse. Election poll books and voter registration records have been inventoried through 1930. For information on more recent records, contact the Secretary of State, Elections Division, the county clerk, or the local elections official.
Records at the Oregon State Archives:
Election Poll Book, 1892-1908 (.25 cu.ft.);
State Poll Tax Roll, 1900 (1 volume);
Voter Registration Cards [Abigail Scott Duniway], 1913-1914 (.05 cu.ft.).
Records at the John B. Yeon Building, Multnomah County Records Center, Microfilm Cabinet:
[Election Registration Cards-alphabetical arrangement], 1908-1914 (41 reels of microfilm); 1918-1958 (153 reels of microfilm).
Records at the Oregon Historical Society:
Mss. 1275 [Oversize pages from Poll Book on Constitution and Slavery Question-photographs of pages], 1848 (.05 cu.ft.).
Records at the Genealogical Forum of Oregon, Research Library:
Foreign Voter Registration Cards [Multnomah County], ca.1908-ca.1966 (29 reels of microfilm).


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As you know, I'm all for DIY grooming around our house, not only to save money but also to lessen the stress on our dogs. I enjoy cutting hair (I've always cut John's hair and my own!), and it's a bonding time with Tiki. (Irie wants her hair cut but it's too short!)
If you've ever used electric clippers on your dog, though, you know that the sound can be frightening to many dogs. And if you are cutting your dog's hair with scissors, you know that it can be a bit scary, as you worry about snipping your dog's skin or poking her with the end of the scissors. I go really slowly when I cut Tiki's hair so I've never had a problem…but it is a worry.
Because of this, I was really interested in trying out Scaredy Cut, an 8-piece grooming kit for dogs and cats. Basically the Scaredy Cut consists of a pair of barber scissors with rounded tips so you don't have to worry about poking your dog with sharp scissors.
But the most unique part of the kit are the attachment combs. As with electric clippers, these attachments fit on the scissors and provide a longer or shorter cut. They also (and this was the best part to me!) prevent you from catching your dog's skin, ears, or nipples in the blade. They serve as a guard. You can then use the scissors much like you'd use an electric clipper but without the sound or vibration.
The Scaredy Cut was very easy to use. I think the confidence of having the guard made ME more confident with my haircutting skills. As with many things we do with our dogs, they sense our confidence, and they relax, too. Doesn't Tiki look relaxed? Her haircut was easy to do, and she's now a lot cooler!
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Category: KAte Winslet
Here is our annual Valentine's Day blog—think of it as a love letter to the whole nameberryite community.
Valentine's Day certainly isn't the only time we can think about names related to love, but it does present an opportunity to look at the theme–names that will make a child feel especially cherished.
First of all, there are those that relate most directly to the holiday and its traditional symbols:
ROSE (favorite flower of Venus, the Roman goddess of love)
Then there are the words-of-endearment names, though some of them might be wiser to use in the middle spot, as in Jennifer Love Hewitt, and Tobey Maguire's daughter Ruby Sweetheart and Kate Winslet's Mia Honey:
There's no doubt that middle names have been taking on increasing importance in the hearts and minds of baby namers. They've stepped up from the inconsequential connectives –especially for girls–of a generation or two ago to full co-starring roles on the birth certificate. For many, it's a welcome opportunity to honor a family member, preserve a maiden name, or use as a solid alternative for their child to possibly choose to use later on.
But for others, it's place to be whimsical, to salute a creative hero, to use a favorite word or nature name they wouldn't dare to put in first place. For examples of how this works, we need only to look to the stars, those beacons of extreme–if not bizarre– baby naming. So here are some nature, namesake, word and lovey-dovey endearment middle names they have used, followed by the name of the celebrity parent who chose it and their child's first name:
BEAR (Anthony Kiedis's Everly)
HUCKLEBERRY (Kimberly Williams & Brad Paisley's William)
PINE (Simon Le Bon's Tallulah)
PLUM (Moon Unit Zappa's Matilda)
RAIN (Brooke Burke & David Charvet's Heaven)
RAINBOW (Jamie Oliver's Petal Blossom)
TULIP (Rebecca Romijn & Jerry O'Connell's Charlie Tamara)
NAMESAKES–real and fictional
COLTRANE (Natascha McElhone's Rex)
HENDRIX (Donnie Wahlberg's Elijah)
ICARUS (Lucy Sykes' Titus Jasper)
KAFKA (Tommy Lee Jones' Victoria)
MADONNA (Geri Halliwell's Bluebell)
MOWGLI (Ashlee Simpson & Pete Wentz's Bronx)
January Jones, the attractive star of the hot TV show Mad Men has focused a lot of attention on her (real) name, but what's the prognosis for the other calendar baby names?
JANUARY, named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and ends, has a real history as a name, dating back to the Chaucer's Canterbury Tales character in The Merchant's Tale, a wealthy, elderly knight. Flash forward to the 1970s for a complete image transformation via the Jacqueline Susann soap-operaish novel Once is Not Enough's heroine, "the luscious January Wayne." (The South Dakota-bred January Jones told Town & Country magazine that she was named for the Susann character.) Put it all together, and you have the sexiest month name, and one that has the best chance of catching on.
FEBRUARY. The shortest month of the year has the least potential as a baby name, mostly because of its awkward pronunciation. You could consider its birthstone, Amethyst, instead.
MARCH, named after Mars, the Roman god of war, is the most masculine of the group, and is beginning to be used for boys, particularly as a strong, brisk middle name. It's also a surname name, exemplified by the beloved March family in Little Women.
APRIL, from the Latin word meaning to open, as in the opening buds of spring, has been in name-style limbo for a a couple of decades, but might be due for an early comeback. Its prominent role in Revolutionary Road, portrayed by Kate Winslet, could breathe new life into it. It also has appealing musical references via songs like I'll Remember April and April in Paris. Singer Avril Lavigne has drawn attention to the French version.
MAY, which started as a pet form of both Mary and Margaret, was wildly popular at the turn of the 20th century, in both real life and fiction–writers like Henry James and Edith Wharton used it for their pure and innocent heroines. The Mae spelling, as in Mae West, was much saucier. Some modern parents have begun to use May as a sweet, old-fashioned middle name, but others–including actress Madeline Stowe,–have recognized its potential as a first.
JUNE was the midcentury goody-goody girl, exemplified by June Allyson in movies and quintessential TV Mom June (Leave it to Beaver) Cleaver. Some parents might prefer the livelier Juno, but June–recently picked by actor/oil heir Balthazar Getty for his daughter–has the no-nonsense solidity many parents are seeking in these difficult times. A hipster favorite middle name.
JULY, named for Juilius Caesar, has been used infrequently, and then usually as a male name–there was a character named July Anderson in Lonesome Dove. But it could conceivably be an offbeat namesake for an Aunt Julie or an Uncle Julius.
AUGUST, like the word with the accent on the second syllable, has a somewhat serious image, associated with two heavyweight playwrights–Strindberg and Wilson. It has some celebrity cred, having been chosen by Mariska Hargitay, Lena Olin and Jeanne Tripplehorn. Garth Brooks turned August into a female option when he used it for his daughter.
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER all have limited potential, the Latin Septimus and Octavius having more history as names. On the other hand, hip writer Dave Eggers did name his daughter October….
TRIVIA TIDBIT: The novel and movie The Secret Life of Bees had characters named April, May, June and August.


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Which Famous People Have You Met
just a simple question , which famous people ( eg like TV stars , music stars , filims ,sports people etc) have you met and what were they like
i have met Clare and Sarah, Suzanne of Hollyoaks and they seemed nice
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Sylvester Stallone when he re-inducted the Rocky Statue back at the Philadelphia Art Museum right before Rocky Balboa was released.
Matt Serra and Henzo Gracie back when I did Brazilian Jujitsu.
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I met and interviewed all of the Black Eye Peas in high school six years ago. My mother and I met Michael Jordan when I was three years old.
Other than that I've met a bunch of wrestlers (if they count).
The celebrity/star I really want to meet is Beyonce. Love her.
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Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson (from Pretty Little Liars). I think that's it.
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Lars Ulrich when Metallica were touring Europe in 2009
Muzzy Izzet (Former Leicester City Player) in WH Smith once.
John Carew (Footballer) in Sainsbury's in Birmingham.
Brett Lee (Australian Cricketer) at Edgbaston during one day game (wasnt really a meet as such, just signed an autograph for me)
Thats it
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I got Courtney Love, Eric Erlandson, Patty Schemel and Melissa Auf der Maur (Hole circa 1995 - on the Live Through This tour) to sign my guitar strap (it was yellow and I had a permanent marker).
Courtney signed it 'Courtney Love Cobain' which gave me a tremendous thrill I don't deny.
It still adorns my guitar to this day.
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Crazy enough, I met Melissa Auf der Maur too at the Foufoune Electrique in Montreal circa 2006. She was accompanying David Grohl during a Foo Fighters tour. Elle parle bien le Francais :)
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Well if you count wrestlers, I met tons of them.
I also met Nelly who is from my hometown and is great. Also met some baseball players like Albert Pujols, David Freese, ect. Also met Alysia Millano at a MBL fan fest a few years ago and she was from my fave tv show of all time, Charmed and she signed my DVD and was pretty nice. When I was a little kid, I met Amy Jo Johnson who was the Pink Ranger, and at the time, I had a pony tail and she kept playing with it while dress as the Pink Ranger while the Red Ranger looked at her funny.
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Bam margera and tony hawk
Some baseball players, Dustin pedroia, david ortiz, pedro matrinez.
Was a table away from sandra bullock at some restaurant in philly once.
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BroncosNews.com spoke with Josh Barrett, former Denver Broncos safety, this evening about his exit from the team. You could tell that he was bummed about the controversial pickup, which happened as a result of an injury three weeks ago.
For several years, NFL teams would hide quality players in their injured reserve lists. Since a team can only carry a 53 man roster into the regular season, future stars or depth players were "hidden" away on IR. In 1989 and with a major push from the Denver Broncos owner, Pat Bowlen, the rules of the league were changed to prevent teams from this practice. Opposing teams were given a 24 hour window to sign players headed for injured reserve. However, it is not common practice for teams to "snatch" players headed to injured reserve.
This year, Josh Barrett was injured during the Denver Broncos training camp and placed on injured reserve. Or so he thought! New England Patriots head coach, Bill Belichick, grabbed Barrett during the waivers process. There is some speculation as to why Belichick made this move, but it seems clear that he was sending a message to his former offensive coordinator and now head coach of the Denver Broncos.
BroncosNews.com had a chance to speak with Josh about his departure. Josh spoke candidly about his downtime, his move to New England, and his experience with the Broncos.
When asked about the injury, Josh commented that he has a lot of free time on his hands right now. "Yeah, man, it's weird," said Josh, "I'm just trying to keep busy."
We jokingly talked about his inability to even play Madden 11 and reflected on the current season of Hard Knocks, the newest episode which happened to be airing while we spoke.
Josh was excited to be heading to his new team and felt the transition would go smoothly because some of the playbook would be familiar. When asked about his former coaches, Barrett had this to say about Josh McDaniels.
"He's a tactician. You know, he majored in math."
Comparing him to coach Mike Shanahan, Barrett agreed that Shanahan was driven more by his gut instincts than the current Broncos coach. Barrett was clearly impressed with McDaniels and his approach to the game.
BroncosNews.com thanked Barrett for recognizing the fans in his letter to The Denver Post this morning. You could tell in talking with Josh that he would have preferred to remain a Bronco, but was making the most of his situation and his injury.
We wish Josh the best with his new team and thank him for his service as a Bronco.


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Ambassador Jeffrey Bleich: Rebalancing America's Relationship to Asia with Australia by Our Side
Jeffrey Bleich, Former Ambassador, Australia
Joe Epstein, Past Board President, Commonwealth Club Board of Governors - Moderator
In the next 20 years, the middle class in Asia is projected to swell from 600 million to 3.2 billion. If managed successfully, this could not be merely the single largest reduction in poverty in human history, but it could also substantially improve the fortunes of many non-Asian nations, especially the United States. How the U.S. manages its alliance with Australia and leverages that relationship with other allies and partners in Southeast Asia are critical elements of ensuring a successful Indo-Pacific century. Ambassador Bleich will discuss the planning of America's economic, diplomatic and security rebalance to Asia, its progress to date and the challenges that will ultimately determine whether Asia rises peacefully and successfully or whether it fails to meet its promise – or worse.


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and Answers!
When it comes to taking a home pregnancy test,
there are typically more questions than the test instructions
have answers for. That's why we are here - to help you understand
how those pregnancy tests work and how to get the soonest accurate
results possible!
Let's imagine a story. We see a anxious young couple who have
been trying-to-conceive now for a cycle or two and now its time
to discover if their dreams have come true... It's time to test
for pregnancy! But there are a few nagging questions. When do
I start using home pregnancy tests? How do they work and how accurate
are they? Which tests are the best? And do I really need
to wait for a missed period before I begin?
Ah, familiar questions - and good ones at that. To answer these
common questions, let's begin with: How does a home pregnancy
test (HPT) actually function? That's an easy one! An
HPT works by detecting a special hormone that is released by a
developing embryo shortly after pregnancy takes place. This hormone
- called hCG - makes its way from the placenta surrounding your
developing baby and into the bloodstream of the mother. Once in
the blood, hCG also makes its way into the urine of a woman -
and therefore an HPT functions by detecting this hormone in urine.
All you need to do is pee on a stick (or in a cup, depending on
the style of the kit) and if the hCG hormone is at high enough
levels, you will see a positive result!
So, that answers the first question. The next big pregnancy
test question and is when am I able to start using these crazy
things? Yes, you have been looking at them daily since you ovulated,
reading the label, twirling the test around nervously.... Do
I need to wait until my missed period? The good news
is that, today, with higher sensitivity tests, you do not necessarily
need to wait until your missed period to begin the process. Of
course, please consult the instruction sheet of each test to determine
your start date, as certain older pharmacy and drugstore products
may ask you to indeed wait until a few days after a missed period.
In most cases, newer and very affordable clinical test strips
allow you to test at around eight days after you ovulate, and
this is typically several days before your period is expected!
Okay, so I can test now! But are there any other facts or tips
to makes sure that I am getting the most accurate and earliest
results? Another good pregnancy test question! And the
answer is yes: To get the earliest, most accurate result, you
should collect a urine sample in the morning. This is called FMU
(first morning urine) and it will have the greatest amount of
the hormone we talked about above - hCG. If for some reason you
cannot test in the morning, then you should hold your urine for
at least three or four hours before taking a test. In addition,
do not flush your body with liquids or drink a lot of water, etc,
before testing. This can dilute the hormone in your urine and
you may end up seeing a negative result when you are actually
pregnant. In short, we recommend: FMU, don't flush body with liquids,
or hold your urine to get the earliest possible preg test result!
But what about tests I can take at a doctor's office? Yes, you
can visit your doctor for a blood test, and this will typically
provide very accurate results. hCG is present in both blood and
urine, but in higher amounts in blood. If a doctor decides to
take a quantitative blood test, s/he can tell you the actual level
of hCG in your system! If you do end up with a positive test on
a home kit, then it is always recommended to contact your doctor
regarding a follow up as well as to learn more about pregnancy
health, fitness, nutrition, and what you can expect during your
following nine months.
So, how do I actually use the test at home?
Today, tests are quite simple. You can buy a test on the Internet
(we recommend the affordable clinical strips) or you can simply
visit your drugstore and pick up a box of tests, though these
are usually rather costly. Make sure you read the box to find
out how sensitive the test is, when you can begin testing, and
how many kits are in the package.
All of the popular pregnancy tests function in the same way.
In most cases, you simply pee directly on the test onto an absorbing
tip that will collect the urine and send it through the testing
reagent. You'll immediately see a control symbol or line that
will inform you that the test is functioning properly. If you
a pregnant, you'll also see a test symbol/line appear. The cheaper
strips work in the same way; the only difference is that you collect
the urine in a cup and dip the strip into the liquid.
Again, the key to accurate testing is using first morning urine
and following all instructions. All tests have a specific "reaction
time", and you need to read your result within that time
frame. Once the time frame passes, you should determine a result
and then discard the unit, or at least do not attempt to gather
a result. Under certain circumstances, "ghost lines"
can appear; this is due to the fact that every test will become
more sensitive over time as the used test sits. This is why it
is imperative to follow the instructions and interpret all results
within the given interval.
Now that I am ready to begin testing, the last remaining question
is, how accurate are HPTs? The good news is that
home pregnancy tests are exceedingly accurate if used properly.
Make sure that you select FDA-Approved tests (available on the
Net and at stores) and that the tests have valid expiration dates.
Under clinical conditions (expert use, instructions followed exactly),
your tests should be over 99% accurate.
That said, there are a few "uncontrolled variables"
at hand. The first can be controlled by using first morning urine
to ensure that the urine is not diluted and that the hormone hCG
is at its highest possible level in the urine. However, the amount
and speed in which the hormone is produced does differ among women.
Thus, hCG can build up rapidly for some, while for others, it
increases at a slower speed. The important fact to remember is
that the hCG hormone should double about every day once pregnancy
is achieved. Other variables include when the embryo implants:
Conception will take place within 24 hours of ovulating. However,
a pregnancy is not official until the embryo implants in the womb.
This is when the hCG begins to flow. Unfortunately, the date of
implantation may vary among women, but it typically takes place
around 6 days after you conceive. That is why CompleteFertility.com
highly recommends taking follow up tests, particularly if you
have a missed period.
So I've taken the test and it's positive! Are there any drugs,
foods, or substances that can cause a false positive pregnancy
test result? Because hCG is a very unique hormonal substance,
there are hardly any drugs or agents that can cause a false positive
result. There is an exception, however: Some fertility drugs actually
use the hCG hormone as part of a fertility treatment to help women
ovulate. If you are using an infertility drug, ask your doctor
if it contains hCG. If it does, your doctor will instruct you
on when you can begin testing so as not to receive confusing results.
Fertility supplements like FertilAid or FertilityBlend will not
cause a false positive pregnancy test result.
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