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My friend: Your dick is probaly like a tic tac
Me: No wonder your moms mouth is so fresh
Class: OOOOHHHHHH!!!
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Guy1: Your zipper is down.
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Police: where do u live?
Me: with my parents
Police: where does ur parents live?
Me: with me
Police: where do u all live?
Me: together
Police: where is ur house?
Me: next to my neighbors house
Police: where is your neighbors house?
Me: if i tell you u wont believe me.
Police: tell me
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A couple is driving
Cop:Sir, you realize that you were speeding.
Husband:Im sorry officer, I didnt know.
Wife: What the hell, thats a lie Ive been telling you for miles!!
Husband:Shut up!! Shut the f*ck up!!No one is talking to you!!
Cop: Ok then, did you know that your license plate was expired?
Husband:No Officer, I didnt know.
Wife:NO!!! Ive been telling you for months!!
Husband:Shut the hell up BITCH nobody's talking to you!!!*cop walks over to the wife's side and says*
Cop: mam, does he always talk to you this way?
Wife:No. only when he's drunk.
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Things I never learned in High School:
1) how to do taxes
2) anything to do with banking
3) how to do loans for college
4) how to buy a car / house
5) how to jump start a car
but I'm so glad I know the f*cking Pythagorean Theorem.
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There was a white guy, a Mexican guy, and a black guy. All three of them bring something from their country that they have too much of. All three of them climb the Eiffel tower. The Mexican brings tacos and says, "We have to many of these in our country and throws the tacos off the Eiffel Tower". Next, the black guy brings weed and says, "We have to much of this in our country and throws them off the tower." Next, the white guy pushes the Mexican and the black guy off the Eiffel tower and says, "We have to many of those in our country."


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Locomotive system disorders: Vertebrogenous syndrome (backaches), degenerative illnesses of locomotive system (spine and large joints), osteoporosis, conditions post orthopaedic surgery (with a joint/hip replacement).
Kidney and urinary tract diseases: Chronic infl ammation, kidney and urinary stones after surgery or breaking-up with impulse wave, conditions after kidney and urinary tract surgery, prostate gland disorders (inflammations, conditions post surgery).
Respiratory tract illnesses: Chronic infl ammations, bronchial asthma, allergic colds, conditions post surgery of upper and lower respiratory tract.
Metabolic disorders: Obesity, gout, diabetes mellitus, hyperlipoproteinemia.
Gynaecologic illnesses including infertility therapy: Inflammatory illnesses of outer and inner female genitals, conditions after gynaecologic surgery, sterility and infertility, climacteric syndrom, urgent and stress urinary incontinence.
Illnesses of circulatory system: Condition after myocardial infartion, hypertension of II. up III. level, dysfunction of periphery blood vessels and conditions after thrombosis, thrombosis, ischaemic heart disease, ischaemic diseases of lower limbs and potency disorders.
Oncological diseases: Rehabilitation of patients after finishing oncological treatment of breasts, genitals or other oncological diseases except malignant blood diseases.
Digestive system illnesses: Chronic and palindromic illnesses of the stomach and intestines, conditions after stomach, duodenum, oesophagus and intestine surgery, Crohn´s disease, chronic diseases of gall bladder and biliary tract, functional disorders of the biliary
Nervous system diseases: Root syndromes, Parkinson´s disease.
Natural Medicinal Sources
1) Mineral Springs:
The Cross Spring (Křížový pramen) - In view of its therapeutic effects, this spring is primarily used for the treatment of disorders of the digestive tract (stomach complaints, intestines disorders, gall bladder complaints, and liver and pancreas disorders), metabolic disorders (obesity, gout, diabetes mellitus) and allergies related to digestion disorders. The sulphate content in the water has a laxative effect.
The Ferdinand Spring (Ferdinandův pramen) - consists of seven individual springs, of which the spring Ferdinand I is accessible for drinking. Its composition is very similar to the Cross Spring; but the mineral content is somewhat higher. The Ferdinand Springs is bottled and served as table water under the brand name of Excelsior.
The Forest Spring (Lesní pramen) - is used as medicinal drinking water to cure disorders of the gastro-intestinal tract, and it is also used for inhalation to cure disorders of the upper respiratory tract. In addition, it is suitable for curing certain types of urological disorders, such as uric-acid stones, since the water strongly alkalises the acid.
The Rudolph Spring (Rudolfův pramen) - Due to its diuretic eff ect, it is used to treat kidney complaints and disorders of the urinary tract. The spring has a very high level of calcium (the ratio of calcium and magnesium being 5:4). Therefore, the mineral drinking water is recommended as a supplementary therapy in the treatment of osteoporosis. Its distinctive anti-infl ammatory eff ects make it useful in treating urethritis.
The Ambrose Spring (Ambrožův pramen) - consists of three individual springs, all of which have very similar chemical compositions. The waters are ferrous acidulous and have a low mineral content. Due to their high ferric content, they are used to cure certain forms of anaemia and its diuretic eff ects make it useful in treating some urinary tract disorders, lithiasis in particular.
The Caroline Spring (Karolinin pramen) - due to its higher content of magnesium (the ratio of calcium and magnesium content being 2:5), the Caroline Spring water is used for treatment of urological complaints and kidney stones. The magnesium contained in the water prevents the formation of these concrements.
2) Natural medicinal gas CO2
The Marie Spring (Mariin pramen) - is actually a powerful gas seepage (99.7% natural CO2). The natural medicinal gas is applied in the form of dry carbon gas baths. This spa treatment is becoming more and more popular since guests not only show lower blood pressure, an improvement of heart activity and improved blood circulation in the lower extremities, but also a significant improvement of sexual activities. In addition, this natural medicinal gas is also applied in the form of hypodermic applications as a part of the treatment of joint disorders, spine problems and heart ischaemia.
3) Peloids - peat, mud
Peloids are inorganic and organic pottages, which are, after certain modification and heating, used for compresses and wraps. They are made of peat and other mud, which can be found around springs. The material is stocked in piles, where it oxidises in a certain way. Then it is modifi ed and mixed with mineral water and steamed. It is used for 20 – 30 minutes once it reaches the temperature 40° C. Peat wraps are used for treating locomotive system disorders, gynaecologic complaints and respiratory system disorders. Special additional treatment is off ered in the form of peat vaginal tampons, which are used for curing chronic gynaecologic inflammations and sterility in women.
The opulent building Grandhotel Pacifik is at the end of the impressive architectonic axis of Mariánské Lázně and is a wonderful landmark of the Main Street with spectacular views of the spa colonnade and the Singing Fountain. The hotel boasts its own mineral spring, which is diverted here from the nearby Forest spring pavilion.
Health Spa: Medical surgeries and spa department are situated in the hotel, complete spa care, spa treatments using natural medicinal sources – mineral baths, peat packs, natural dry carbon gas baths, CO2 natural gas injections, water treatment and a wide range of further spa treatments. Hotel's own mineral spring for mineral baths and mineral water drinking cures – Lesní (Forest) spring.
Wellness & Beauty: Swimming pool with whirling currents, 2 saunas, sanarium, fitness room. Extra charge: Baths, massages, sand light therapy, power plate, hairdresser's, cosmetics - laser centre.
Gastronomy: The restaurant Primavera with an aquarium and a beautiful view of the spa centre, specialties from Czech and international cuisine, dietary meals, healthy food corner. Breakfast and evening meals in the form of an abundant buff et, lunches are served, salad bar. Restaurant Primavera, lobby bar, summer terrace, Captain James Cook's lounge.
Superior rooms: bathtub or shower, TV, telephone, Wifi Internet, minibar, safe, hairdryer, bathrobe. View overlooking a side street.
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I grew up in a small town in Northern Canada and was born to "teen parents" back in the early 1980s. My parents got married when I was two years old and got divorced when I was eleven. The mantra my entire teenage life was GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL and DON'T BE A TEEN MOM. My graduating class had a number of teen moms (rarely "teen parents") and standing ovations were had when they crossed the stage donning cap and gown. I remember in Grade 12 going to the wedding of a friend and his younger girlfriend. They were having a baby. She was Christian, it seemed the thing to do. By the time I got married at twenty-five I had already pushed the family's generation a handful of years.
I remember the exact moment I called my mom to tell her that my boyfriend and I had decided to get married. There was a moment of silence that indicated careful contemplation of what she was going to say next, but I'm not sure it was entirely necessary. "Why would you want to do that?" she asked. I was mildly offended and remember my brash reply: "why not?" We ended up talking at length and I fielded such doozies as, "why do you think you want to spend the rest of your life with him?" and "marriage is a big commitment, are you sure?" I explicitly remember saying at one point, "I don't have a single example of a healthy, long term marriage to follow or be inspired by: how am I supposed to know what works?" I wonder if I had a better relationship with my mom, or if she was more confident in working through these things with me, if I would've ever gotten married at all. But that's neither here nor there and now I'm 30 and getting divorced.
Patriarchal culture feeds incredible amounts of bullshit about heteronormative, monogamous, beautiful marriages that, for me, needed a marriage to even begin to work through. My marriage never looked like these things: security, support, "soul mate," that person for whom I could rely on and be relied on, nor a marriage free of hate, meanness, and abuse. But I believed in the model, in the peace a life long partnership could provide and unfortunately I didn't get those things nor knew how to cultivate them, and just over a year ago my marriage began to crumble by my very own hands.
It took me a really long time to decide to leave my husband. Going in I was incredibly hasty (thank you, hindsight) but coming out of it took me months and months because I wasn't ready to let go of the idea of "the marriage." For me, succeeding at marriage became a badge of honour I needed to achieve. So I just tried harder to be a "better wife," or to try and engage my husband in the process of me pulling apart the idea of marriage (like dismantling it could be something we do together?), but in the process I learned he wasn't the one I wanted to be married to or if I even wanted to be married in the first place. The Internet is full of advice and lists letting you know what to look for when your marriage or relationship is over and I didn't find any of it helpful, which meant I clinged onto it way longer than I needed to. So my only advice is that you will know when it's over. And if it's been months and you're still wondering if you should end it, then you probably should. The minute I stopped believing in the magic was the time to shut it down.
Breaking up is always complicated and complex. Even though my marriage crumbled to its demise over a number of months, there maintained a few conversations that were so incredibly illuminating I wish we could have had them years ago. It was kind of like being in the eye of a storm, this incredible sense of calm and the feeling I could see all of the truths we rested on. I also began to recognize the lies I repeatedly told myself to justify all of my past relationships and how I treated myself and others. I carried a lot of shame during the period of my separation which no doubt complicated things. I was so disappointed in myself for not "making it work" or for recklessly having a child who will now have a "broken family" or for being so depressed and unsure about what I wanted (or didn't want) that I dragged my husband through hell trying to figure out what was going on in that space we got to share between us.
And now that space is empty. And I still don't know what I want even though I have a better idea about what I don't want. Or really what the future will look like. Or who will be in that future. Or if I even want to get married again. And just the thought of being in a relationship scares me. And having sex for the first time with someone new in so many years was awkward and weird. And I now I have to think about blended families. And custody. And an actual legal divorce. It's all really strange and I'm asking for help and thanking my lucky stars because I feel better. I feel stronger. And I feel like one day soon I will have enough of it figured out. And then maybe I can be excited about falling in love rather than being so epically terrified.


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The gentleman in the suit throwing equipment on the ice is Marlin Murray, coach of the Dauphin Kings. Sort of a contradictory city/team name combination, but that doesn't change the fact that the Manitoba Junior Hockey League is serious business. Perhaps upset with the fact that his opponents received 16 power plays, Murray went off, taking it out on the Kings' entire selection of sticks. (Peep the perfect javelin toss 11 seconds in.)
The MJHL is looking into it, and expects to announce a fine and/or suspension by tomorrow.
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Images of Nez Perce National Historical Park- Big Hole National Battlefield (left) and Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (right) during the summer of 2012.
Today is like any other day for me these past few weeks: trying to stay cool during the extremely hot summer days while writing follow-up reports and future articles. Although I recently completed my doctoral research on four archaeological sites in Montana, I have a lifetime of exciting explorations on the varied ways people of the past, and present, interpret and commemorate history.
Archaeology is not just about surveying, excavating, cataloging, and preserving artifacts and features, but also exploring profound questions about humanity. To quote Carl Sagan, "We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and by the depth of our answers."
We humans like narratives. Archaeology is a type of story that uses tangible objects and landscapes to tell a tale. Archaeology is a discipline rooted in the sciences and humanities. Archaeologists must balance both fields of inquiry to interpret their discoveries with reliability and validity.
My discoveries concern the varied ways contemporary visitors and personnel of Bear Paw, Big Hole, Little Bighorn, and Rosebud battlefields use these landscapes for their own place-based cultural heritages and historical understandings. Overall, these places are still socially relevant and significant after nearly fourteen decades since the battles. And, whether these battlefields are of cultural, geographical, historical, personal, military, national, spiritual, and/or other heritage value for visitors and personnel, archaeological data, historical research, and oral traditions continue to contribute to these individuals' values and understandings of the battles. These contributions lead to not only more answers, but also more questions as to how and why humans have used cultural landscapes to maintain or change their heritages. The relationship between a space and people's beliefs and interactions within that environment is intriguingly complicated.
Well, back to writing while enduring the hot temperatures!
Images of Rosebud Battlefield State Park (left) and Nez Perce National Historical Park- Bear Paw Battlefield (right) during the summer of 2012.


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A NORTH American Indian, Grey Owl, spoke to a Helensburgh audience at the Victoria Hall in November 1937, and was well received.
Grey Owl was on tour in Britain, giving talks on his life, on the Canadian wilderness, how native Americans lived etc. Films and documentaries made about him had resulted in him becoming quite a celebrity.
However, he turned out to be a fraud — he was an Englishman. A film was made about him some years ago with Pierce Brosnan playing Archie Grey Owl.
Grey Owl enjoyed the patronage of the rich and powerful, including the monarchy, and Helensburgh was able to show that it too could attract these celebrities.
You can read much more about Grey Owl at http://www.virtualsk.com/current_issue/grey_owl.html
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Breastfeeding: is my baby getting enough milk?
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When you first start breastfeeding, you may wonder if your baby is getting enough milk.
It may take a little while before you feel confident your baby is getting what they need.
"Your baby will generally let you know, but wet and dirty nappies are a good indication, as well as hearing your baby swallow," says Zoe Ralph, an infant feeding worker in Manchester and Fellow of the Institute of Health Visiting.
Exclusive breastfeeding (breast milk only) is recommended for around the first 6 months of your baby's life. Introducing bottle feeds will reduce the amount of breast milk you produce.
See Unicef's checklist How can I tell if breastfeeding is going well? (PDF, 77kb) for more guidance.
Signs your baby is well attached
- Your baby has a wide mouth and a large mouthful of breast.
- Your baby's chin is touching your breast, their lower lip is rolled down (you can't always see this) and their nose isn't squashed against your breast.
- You don't feel any pain in your breasts or nipples when your baby is feeding, although the first few sucks may feel strong.
- You can see more of the dark skin around your nipple (areola) above your baby's top lip than below their bottom lip.
Signs your baby is getting enough milk
- Your baby starts feeds with a few rapid sucks followed by long, rhythmic sucks and swallows with occasional pauses.
- You can hear and see your baby swallowing.
- Your baby's cheeks stay rounded, not hollow, during sucking.
- They seem calm and relaxed during feeds.
- Your baby comes off the breast on their own at the end of feeds.
- Their mouth looks moist after feeds.
- Your baby appears content and satisfied after most feeds.
- Your breasts feel softer after feeds.
- Your nipple looks more or less the same after feeds – not flattened, pinched or white.
- You may feel sleepy and relaxed after feeds.
Other signs your baby is feeding well
- Your baby gains weight steadily after the first 2 weeks – it's normal for babies to lose some of their birth weight in the first 2 weeks.
- They appear healthy and alert when they're awake.
- From the fourth day, they should do at least 2 soft, yellow poos the size of a £2 coin every day for the first few weeks.
- From day 5 onwards, wet nappies should start to become more frequent, with at least 6 heavy, wet nappies every 24 hours. In the first 48 hours, your baby is likely to have only 2 or 3 wet nappies.
It can be hard to tell if disposable nappies are wet. To get an idea, take an unused nappy and add 2 to 4 tablespoons of water. This will give you an idea of what to look and feel for.
Ways to boost your breast milk supply
- Ask your midwife, health visitor or breastfeeding specialist to watch your baby feeding. They can offer guidance and support to help you properly position and attach your baby to the breast.
- Avoid giving your baby bottles of formula for the first 6 months or a dummy until breastfeeding is well established.
- Feed your baby as often as they want and for as long as they want.
- Expressing some breast milk after feeds once breastfeeding is established will help build up your supply.
- Offer both breasts at each feed and alternate which breast you start with.
- Keep your baby close to you and hold them skin to skin. This will help you spot signs your baby is ready to feed early on, before they start crying.
See more ways to boost your milk supply.
Things that can affect your milk supply
- Poor attachment and positioning.
- Not feeding your baby often enough.
- Drinking alcohol and smoking while breastfeeding – these can both interfere with your milk production.
- Previous breast surgery, particularly if your nipples have been moved.
- Having to spend time away from your baby after the birth – for example, because they were premature: "Frequent gentle hand expression will help," Zoe Ralph advises.
- Illness in you or your baby.
- Giving your baby bottles of formula or a dummy before breastfeeding is well established.
- Using nipple shields – although this may be the only way to feed your baby with damaged nipples and is preferable to stopping feeding.
- Some medications, including dopamine, ergotamine and pyridoxine. Read more about breastfeeding and medicines.
- Anxiety, stress or depression.
- Your baby having a tongue tie that restricts the movement of their tongue.
With skilled help, lots of these problems can be sorted out. If you have concerns about how much milk your baby is getting, it's important to ask for help early. Speak to your midwife, health visitor or a breastfeeding specialist. They can also tell you where you can get further support.
"They can offer suggestions to make sure your baby is properly positioned and attached at the breast and is feeding well," says Zoe Ralph.
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Located on almost an acre in a quiet leafy suburb in Oudtshoorn , La Pension Guesthouse provides the perfect setting to relax in large park-like gardens with an array of indigenous plants and trees. Enjoy sundowners at the large sparkling pool with sauna and bar in close proximity.
Tastefully decorated spacious en-suite rooms offer both self-catering and bed & breakfast accommodation.
Enjoy a bit of birdwatching as you indulge in a wonderful breakfast served out at the swimming pool.
Centrally situated, La Pension is within easy walking distance of excellent restaurants and a short drive from Ostrich show farms and the renowned Cango caves
With true Oudtshoorn hospitality, Errol and Venita welcome you to their home.
The guesthouse consists of tastefully decorated rooms and family suite, ideal for business professionals, couples or small family.
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We had so many great entries the choice was hard! But on the long drive to Whistler the team chose Colin (@collimaynar on Instagram) as the winner! Congrats Colin, your're going to Global Am Camp aka High Cascade Snowboard Camp! Spencer Schubert called Colin personally to tell him he had the winning entry and was heading to camp! Not only is he heading to High Cascade Snowboard Camp but he's also flying there courtesy of Alaska Airlines!
Congrats Colin, thanks for staying true to the cause.
Congrats from Spencer
WOW! So many amazing entries into the#GlobalAmCamp HCSC session giveaway. After our esteemed judging panel closely examined every entry, a winner has been decided…💥💥 Congrats to @collimaynar the official winner who will be going to @highcascade this summer on a brand new Ride Crook snowboard!!!💥💥 We would also like to give a shout out to @samstillman for posting the winning video. Congrats gentleman. @highcascade @alaskaair #globalamcamp #ridecrook #whatisaglobalam #samwillwinsomethingtoo #collinyouowehim


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SAB Films Presents: Sparkle
Contributed by Alyssa Frey on 12/04/12
Set in the 1960s, three sisters form girl group and soon become local sensations with major label interest, but fame becomes a challenge as the close-knit family begins to fall apart. All showings are in Textor 102 and FREE!
Thursday 12/6 8 p.m.
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