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Being a Writer
3rd Grade Oral Language Resources
Content Objectives
Students will:
• Learn about the concept of being a writer.• Access prior knowledge and build background about writing and writers.
• Explore and apply understanding of the concept of being a writer.
Language Objectives
Students will:
• Demonstrate an understanding of being a writer.• Orally use words that identify different methods and types of writing.
• Extend oral vocabulary by discussing ways to write.
• Use key concept words [write, writer, fiction, nonfiction, type, computer, inspiration].
• Use the slideshow to review the key concept words.• Explain that students are going to learn about being a writer:
• The differences fiction and non• fiction.
• The tools used by writers.
• That writers draw inspiration for their writing from their daily experience.
• After the host introduces the slideshow, point to the photo on screen. Ask students: What are the people in this photograph looking at? (books on a shelf, books in a store or library).• Ask students: Where do books come from? Who makes them? (writers write books).
• Say: Writers write stories that are turned into the books you see on the shelf. Writers use many tools to create their work, and often they write about things that happen to them in real life. What are some of your favorite stories? (answers will vary).
Guided Practice
• Guide students through the next three slides, showing them that writers can write fiction or non• fiction using a variety of tools. Always have the students discuss their favorite type of writing.Apply
• Play the games that follow. Have them discuss with their partner the different topics that appear during the Talk About It feature.• After the first game, ask students to discuss their favorite way to write, i.e., a favorite room in which to write, a favorite writing tool, and so forth. After the second game, have them discuss the kinds of things they like to write about.
• Ask students: Can you think of a story you'd like to write?• Summarize for students that they can write about anything. Writing that is based upon real things is called nonfiction. Writing that is based on imagination, such as fairy tales, is called fiction. Encourage students to think about what inspires them.


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Jimmy belongs to: Royal British Legion Seaman's Mess
Jimmy was born in Dulwich in London. Jimmy served in both the Royal Navy and merchant navy. He was on the Ashanti when it ran aground at Whitburn in 1940.
Jimmy was interviewed by Kylea Little on 22 November 2005. The interview took place at South Shields Royal British Legion and lasted 43 minutes and 54 seconds.
Distinguished Service Medal
Distinguished Service Medal awarded to Jimmy for bravery during World War Two. Jimmy was serving in the Royal Navy on the HMS Ashanti when he was injured during fighting off Norway. He remained at his gun post throughout the attack, for which he was given the medal. Jimmy was the youngest person to be awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Actually I've been around Hi-Fi and Audio forums for quite some years. People who say they can hear difference in power cables to their CD players, it's all the same. You wouldn't believe the kinds of ideas and feelings people have about audio.
actually i know these stories quite well. and i know i can't trust my hearing (or rather my perception) if i want to judge soundquality unless i'm doing a blind test. which i did with mp3, musepack and ogg vorbis. Makes me think though, because that was pretty exactly a decade ago. i kept up with the lossy audio compression for some years then, but there came a time when diskspace didn't matter anymore, so the codec of my choice became flac.
i've got to admit i don't know if there has been serious improvement in highbitrate mp3 in the last say five years or so. anyway, at that time ogg vorbis and musepack did discourage me to take further tests, because i wasn't able to distinguish them to the original file at only 200kbps and musepack at even lower bitrates.. i cant recall if the reference mp3-encoder was lame or fraunhofer, anyway the mp3s of certain problem samples were always pretty easy to spot. horrible pre-echo in castanets.wav. i should check that out again.. when i find the time.
And the reason I bring this up is that this isn't about what I can't hear, it's about what even the best ears can't hear, as has been the case test after test.
ok, who then has the best ears? how can you tell? only the person with better ears than then person with the best ears you could judge that. (i know mine are shitty, thanks to the real psy-experience :D)
The ripping-software alone can change the sound drastically.
i have not checked profoundly on that. but there seems to be a real technical evidence that some drives produce more errors than others. though i doubt that i could tell the difference.
I'm sure you'd pass a blindtest with little problem, and would put people who have been working with audio for years to shame, like in the link I posted. I've done several blindtests for fun, contrary to your surprising assumption that I don't know what I'm talking about.
i can't say passing blindtests is fun. i had to concentrate real hard to tell a difference in some cases and listening fatigue doesnt make it easier..
The whole FLAC debate is really about the idea that something intuitive (like FLAC being uncompressed) HAS to sound better than something compressed, barring the unbelievable amounts of much more significant variables that goes into improving your sound system / Head-fi setup.
yes, that seems to be the case here.
It's a pointless divergence from the things that actually matter in audio.
Claiming that 320kbps MP3's represent some sort of bottleneck is preposterous.
that's your opinion.
My question remains.
.. and always will.
ps: sorry to have this 'debate' take place in this thread.. to any mod, please feel encouraged to move it somewhere else. this thread should be about music.


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The investigation into fraud allegations at the Pembina Hills school division headquarters is still incomplete more than a year after it started.
Barrhead RCMP Sgt. Bob Dodds said the file remains in the hands of the Commercial Crimes Unit in Edmonton, and he is unable to forecast when the investigation will be completed.
�I know that they�ve been active in it, but I don�t have a tentative date for the completion of the investigation yet,� he said.
The fact the investigation is still ongoing remains surprising after Dodds told the Barrhead Leader in August 2011, that the file had been turned over to the Crown prosecutor�s office to determine if charges would be laid.
In December, Chief Crown Prosecutor Jeff Morrison refuted that claim and said the office had received no report. He added that it is up to the RCMP to determine whether to lay charges in any given investigation, although the Crown prosecutor�s office can advise police if requested.
�The decision to lay charges or not lay charges rests solely with the RCMP,� he said at the time.
Dodds would not comment on why the story changed, except to say he had been �misinformed� in August.
He said last week the fact the investigation is still ongoing is a bit concerning.
�It�s taken a lot longer than what I had hoped it would, but it�s in the right hands,� he said.
Barrhead RCMP initiated the investigation, which relates to an expense account, into an unnamed employee of the division.
The story of a problem at the division�s head office came to light in October 2010 when the Barrhead Leader learned former Supt. Richard Harvey had left his post with the division Oct. 25, two months earlier than his scheduled retirement date.
Division officials issued a one-line media release stating that as of Oct. 25, Harvey was no longer an employee of the division, and declined to elaborate further.
Deputy Supt. Colleen Symyrozum-Watt would not comment on the fraud investigation except to say that about 750 Pembina Hills employees have expense accounts.
Dodds has said previously that as is the case with any active investigation, names would be released only if and when charges are laid.
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Sri Lanka: Happy birthday Dear Professor |
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Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha - Secretary General of the Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process (SCOPP) celebrates his 54th Birth Day on 16th May. HE the President Mahinda Rajapakse has appointed Rajiva Wijesinha, Senior Professor of Languages at Sabaragamuwa University, as Secretary General of the Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process (SCOPP) Dr. Wijesinha, whose appointment was effective June 1, 2007, believes the Secretariat represents the cutting edge of the Government's efforts to strengthen the peace process on behalf of all Sri Lankan citizens. More specifically, the mission of the Secretariat is to develop confidence in the process while being recognized as an institution that is equitable and acting in the national interest of all Sri Lankans. Apart from his work in English Literature and Language Studies, Prof Wijesinha is an authority on Sri Lankan political history as well as political philosophy. He has traveled widely, including throughout Sri Lanka, in particular when he coordinated the pre-University General English Language Training (GELT) programme for the whole country, and English programmes at ten Affiliated University Colleges including those at Vavuniya, Trincomalee, Amparai, Buttala and Kamburupitiya. He has been a Consultant to the South Eastern University and the Trincomalee Campus of the Eastern University, and has served as a Visiting Lecturer at Jaffna and Peradeniya Universities.He obtained his first degree in classics from University College, Oxford, and went on to do a doctorate in English at Corpus Christi College, where he held the E K Chambers Studentship. His first post was at Peradeniya University, and while at Sabaragamuwa University he was responsible for the reintroduction of English medium education in secondary schools through the Amity School programme as an Adviser to the Ministry of Education. He has also served on the National Education Commission, and was Chairman of the Academic Affairs Board of the National Institute of Education from 2004 to 2006.He is a former leader of the Liberal Party, and continues as a Vice-President of Liberal International and a member of the LI Human Rights Group. He was interim chair of the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats and has conducted workshops on Liberalism in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Afghanistan and Indonesia. He has edited anthologies of Sri Lankan poetry and short stories in English, and most recently 'Bridging Connections', a collection of English, Sinhala and Tamil short stories that is published by the National Book Trust of India. His fiction includes 'Acts of Faith', about the ethnic violence of 1983, and 'Servants', (winner of the Gratiaen Prize in 1995), both of which have been translated into Italian. Cambridge University Press in India has recently published his 'Foundations of Modern Society' and 'Political Principles and their Practice in Sri Lanka', in addition to 'A Handbook of English Grammar'. In July it will publish 'Declining Sri Lanka', an update of ' Sri Lanka in crisis: J R Jayewardene and the erosion of democracy, 1977-1988'. Books he has edited include 'Conflict – Causes and Consequences' and, most recently, 'Ideas for Constitutional Reform', an abridged version of the longer seminal collection on the subject edited by Dr Chanaka Amaratunga in 1991. Dear Professor, You bring out the best in us! Our mother land so lucky to have a person and intellectual as wonderful as you! Here's wishing you a day that's as special as you are! Happy birthday The Team Lanka Mission. |
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Your yard can save and even make you money. As we hit the warmer temps and sunny skies, it may be time to get out and work on that yard. A well-landscaped yard can add seven to 14 percent to the value of your home.
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"What many consumers overlook is that landscaping can add protection and shade to your house, which will improve your energy efficiency," said Angie Hicks, the creator of the service industry review service called Angie's List.
It can mean more money in your pocket.
Hicks told Local 2 it doesn't have to be a major investment to get a return.
"You don't have to do a big project to enhance the value of your home. If you're been neglecting your yard, which a lot of us have, you can do a basic yard cleanup; plant some nice flowers and that will improve your value," Hicks said.
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Kerry Rhodes: Matt Ryan is 'playing at an MVP level' this season
Sunday, they are set to face Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. Although the four-year pro might not be considered among the elite passers in the league today with the likes of Brady, Rodgers and the Manning brothers, his numbers so far this season have been staggering.
Through nine games, Ryan has thrown for 2,771 yards (second-best in the NFL) and 20 touchdowns (fourth-best in the NFL). He is also completing 68.4 percent of his passes and has a quarterback rating of 102.6 (fourth-best in the NFL).
After watching film of the former Boston College star over the past few days, the Cardinals are certainly not taking Ryan lightly.
"Matt Ryan is playing at an MVP level right now," safety Kerry Rhodes said. "We know that Atlanta likes to jump out early on teams at home, and they are an explosive team. For us, we have to be on our A-game from the beginning."
Ryan -- who is coming off a season-high 411 passing yards in a loss to the New Orleans Saints -- has only turned the ball over eight times this season, but in order for Arizona's defense to get comfortable inside the Georgia Dome, Rhodes believes they need to make him uncomfortable by forcing a big play sooner rather than later in the contest.
"If we can play well from the beginning, and the defense can force a three-and-out or a turnover, our offense can go down and score points early," said Rhodes. "From that point on, we'll roll pretty much."
While Rhodes' best laid plans seem simple enough, in their four wins this season, however, the Cardinals have only forced two first quarter turnovers.
On the flip side, in two career starts against Arizona, Ryan has thrown for 424 yards to go along with five touchdowns and two interceptions.
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I was yesterday at the games day (event about Games Workshop products) in Cologne, where I played Warhammer Invasion, a card game about Warhammer fantasy.
It has an interesting concept. As I do not know the name. I will call it:
Well, every player has a Castle field, which has three "subsections".
- The kingdom area. This is where you gain resources
- The quest area. This is where you draw cards
- The battlefield. This is where you fight
Cards are played in any of these three sections. Based on there "power",(small hammers in Invasion) they influence the game.
Example: I have an elf with one "power".
If I play him in the kingdom area I get one resource more per round.
If I play him in the quest area I draw one card more per round.
If I play him in the battlefield area I can use him to attack my enemy.
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I've recently been exploring the growing gap between nature and children, and the implications for our spiritual development, and that of our children. A couple of articles and some activities have come out of it so far:
Lessons from a 'Poor old Billy tree' – an article marking the solstice on the Mystic Christ site.
The spirituality of nature and children – an article in the diocesan newspaper.
Polly and I also bought together some nature based activities for children (and adults) aimed at nurturing a sense of awe and wonder – have a look and download them at: www.aeker.com/nature-activities/


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We found 4 additional articles filed under Scranton. They're listed below, most recent first.
- Apply for a Young Women's Leadership Seminar in Korea
11/21/2013 -- The Scranton Women's Leadership Center will hold its annual peace program for young women in Seoul, Korea, on July 7 - July 17, 2014. Apply by January 15, 2014. - Ubuntu Journey to South Korea
01/03/2013 -- We'll be hosted by the women of Scranton Women's Leadership Center where the belief is: "To educate a woman is to educate her family, her society and her country." We will learn about the leadership center, visit Ewha Woman's University and join with the ... - Young Asian Women Prepare to Lead
06/01/2012 -- Scranton Women's Leadership Center in Seoul and Wesley Center in Tokyo co-sponsor training for Asian women in the Philippines. - Mary Scranton's Legacy of Leadership
02/01/2011 -- The Scranton Center for Leadership Development in Seoul, Korea, is preparing women across Asia to effect change in church and society.
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The Curious Case of Andre Drummond
Andre Drummond is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2012 NBA Draft. When we look back at this draft class ten years from now, Drummond may be considered the biggest star or the biggest bust. Some executives compare him to Dwight Howard while others compare him to Kwame Brown.
One on hand, Drummond has all of the physical tools to dominate in the NBA. He already possesses an NBA-ready body, standing at 6'11 and weighing 275 lbs. He has the longest wingspan of any player in this draft class, measuring at 7'6.25. He's extremely athletic, explosive and quick. Drummond should be an unstoppable force every time he picks up a basketball.
On the other hand, Drummond is extremely raw. His back-to-the-basket game needs work and he doesn't have a go-to move in the post. Not only does he need to develop his offensive game, his defensive awareness needs to improve. Throughout high school and college, his consistency and motor have been a constant concern. The game has always come easy to him, and his work ethic has been questioned in recent years.
At 18 years old, Drummond is one of the youngest players in the draft. At this point, nobody is sure which is higher: Drummond's ceiling or the risk associated with him.
At the 2012 NBA Draft Combine, a number of teams expressed interest in Drummond. The big man met with the New Orleans Hornets, Charlotte Bobcats, Washington Wizards, Sacramento Kings, Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers and Philadelphia 76ers among others.
Up until this point, Drummond has been working out in Manhattan with trainer Idan Ravin. He'll begin scheduling workouts with teams over the next few days. In the meantime, Drummond is saying all of the right things. He's vowing to work hard and focus all of his energy on improving as a player.
"All I can tell you is that no matter what team I get drafted to, whoever I'm with, I'm going to work my hardest," Drummond said. "I'm going to do the best I can and play to the best of my abilities. I can't dictate the future and know what I'm going to do. All I know is that I'm going to go out there and give it my all."
While Drummond has been compared to a wide spectrum of players – from Howard to Brown -he doesn't care what people think. He's more concerned with creating a name for himself rather than trying to live up to the accomplishments of other players.
"I don't really compare myself to anybody," Drummond said. "I compare myself to Andre Drummond. I'm not really trying to model my game after anybody. I'm trying to create my own brand and my own mold as a person. I don't want to be like the next person. I want to be myself and do things differently."
Drummond brushed aside concerns about his motor or lack of competitive spirit. He says that he's just a happy person, which makes it seem like he's not intense or serious on the court. Drummond said that his smile is misleading, but admitted that sometimes he uses it to his advantage like a poker face.
"I smile all the time when I play the game of basketball," Drummond said. "It's because I enjoy and love the game. I just never show signs that I'm mad or upset or anything like that. I always have a smile on my face. I guess some people want to see me be angry or show emotion all the time, but that's just not the player I am. I don't beat on my chest or yell. I'm just a happy person and I love playing the game of basketball."
"Some people may see me and think, 'He's too happy all the time. He's not really serious,'" Drummond said. "That's just the person I am. I play serious all the time, but I always have a smile on my face. I'm not one to show my feelings. Basketball is like poker. You don't show on your face how you feel at a certain time. I always smile and you never know how I feel. Some people don't see that."
Looking back on his single season at Connecticut, Drummond believes he and the team could have achieved more under different circumstances. It was a strange year for the Huskies, from Drummond joining the team late to Jim Calhoun missing a large chunk of the year due to suspension and then spinal stenosis. Connecticut finished with a 20-14 record, and lost in the first round of the NCAA Tournament to Iowa State.
"As a team, we didn't meet some of the goals that we set for ourselves," Drummond said. "For me, personally, I didn't meet some of the goals that I set for myself as well. I feel that we could've done a lot of things better and we just kind of had a tough season, with some of things that happened to us. We didn't really have a chance to jell as much as other teams. We had a lot of players sit out and Coach was gone for a little over a month. It was kind of tough for us to transition with each other."
On the Huskies, Drummond said he wasn't able to show his ability to "put the ball on the floor and beat defenders off the dribble" as well as his "15-foot jump shot." However, he did admit that he needs to improve offensively, stating that his biggest weakness is his ability to score in the post.
"I don't have a back-to-the-basket game, honestly speaking," Drummond said. "That's one of the things that I've been working on for the past two months and I've actually built a back-to-the-basket game. I have a lot of moves that I've been working on."
Will Drummond be able to step in and compete against grown men as an 18-year old? He believes so.
"It'll be to my advantage – they're old men and I'm quick on my feet," Drummond joked. "I think I'm ready. It's going to be a great experience for me. I'm not nervous or scared at all. It's just the next step and I need to take it in stride."
"This is a blessing," Drummond said. "I've always dreamed of this day. Being at the combine, sitting at the draft table and going through this whole draft process, it's been a great experience so far. It's like a dream come true."
Drummond's work ethic has been on display in recent months. He has lost 22 lbs. since the end of the college season and has worked to expand his game. However, he still has a long way to go to realize his full potential.
"He's extremely athletic and has tremendous upside," said one scout. "His work ethic will determine just how good he'll be at the next level."
"Drummond has moments where he's a top five player in the draft, but they are way too few and far between," said another scout. "He needs to be in the right situation to succeed."
On June 28, Drummond could be one of the top picks in the draft or he could slip several spots. There are many unknowns when it comes to Drummond, which is why he's hit or miss. He could be the face of a franchise or the disgrace of a franchise. Boom or bust. Only time will tell which route Drummond will take.


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Morales looks to keep rolling in rotation
Morales has bounced between the rotation and bullpen this season, going 3-2 with a 3.14 ERA overall. In six starts, he owns a 3.06 ERA and 35-to-11 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
His most recent effort came as a fill-in for the injured Josh Beckett. Morales lasted six innings for the victory, holding the Twins to one run on three hits while throwing 106 pitches.
"I needed to throw my pitches," Morales said. "I felt great concentration. I know the team needed to win. I tried to do what I need to do, get the hitters out and do my thing."
Valentine then elected to have Morales remain in that role even after Beckett's return, while skipping Aaron Cook in the rotation. That leaves Morales to make his first career start against the Indians, who have split the first two games of the series with the Red Sox.
Boston's win on Friday night snapped a three-game losing streak, although the club still has dropped seven of 10. Cleveland is mired in a worse stretch, having lost 12 of 14.
The Indians will counter Morales with Zach McAllister. The rookie right-hander's last outing, on Monday against Minnesota, was the shortest of his career, at 1 2/3 innings. He also gave up a season-high nine runs, although only two were earned.
McAllister retired the Twins in order in the first inning, but a two-out error in the second was followed by seven unearned runs and McAllister's exit. That left him winless in his last four starts.
"Once the hits started coming, they didn't stop," he said. "It was one of those where you just wanted to stop the bleeding, and I wasn't able to do that."
Red Sox: Podsednik back in the outfield
On Friday, Boston's new outfielder was the same as its old outfielder.
Scott Podsednik started in left and went 1-for-3 against the Indians, less than two weeks after the Red Sox traded him to the D-backs. Soon after joining Arizona, the 36-year-old refused a demotion to Triple-A, cleared waivers and became a free agent.
The Red Sox called, and now Podsednik is back to serve as a fourth outfielder. Ryan Kalish was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket to make room for Podsednik, who hit .387 in 19 games for Boston earlier this season.
"We felt like it was just a little upgrade over the way Ryan was performing," Valentine said. "Maybe we'll get a little upgrade, and an experienced guy who's used to not playing all the time."
Indians: Kipnis batting sore neck
Second baseman Jason Kipnis missed his second straight start on Friday due to pain in his neck. The Indians are hoping he can return on Saturday, but Kipnis is exercising caution with this particular ailment.
"I don't mind playing through injuries or pain," Kipnis said, "but the neck is something you just can't mess with. There's progress, but it's still sore."
Kipnis also is dealing with a rough patch at the plate, going 4-for-39 (.103) with one extra-base hit over his past 11 games.
During Kipnis' absence, Jason Donald has started both games at second base.
Worth noting
McAllister made his second start of the season at Boston on May 12. He racked up eight strikeouts but also gave up four runs in seven innings to take the loss.
Morales has tossed 1 1/3 scoreless innings over two relief appearances against the Indians this season.


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First Experience. - true story too..
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My First Older Man - i worked in a ice cream shop over the summer when i was 16 this nice older guy would come in he was real nice and came in everyday and talked to me about everything he would flirt and say i can take you shopping and buy you stuff i turned him down all the...
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For Me, Older Is Better. - I have always liked older men. They are more confident and generally more wise and intelligent, qualities that I find extremely attractive. Older men know how treat a woman better than younger men do. Ive dated both and much prefer older than younger.
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My Friend's Dad - One of the most bold come-ons I have ever had in my life occurred this past Spring and in an unlikely way. I was at a gas station when it happened. It was a blustery March morning. The wind was whipping my long, dark hair around and I was wearing tight jeans as...
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Grandad - I was asked by a friend of mine to come to his grandad's birthday. The poor old geezer lost his wife to cancer the year before his 80th birthday and was in no mood to celebrate. The family were all getting a 'birthday picture' with him as if to say he would be next and...
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I Always Have - I've never dated anyone my age even in school at the age of 11 I remember having a huge crush on my teacher who im sure was well in her fifties or sixties and once I began dating I was fifteen and the guy was eighteen even at that age I felt he was to immature...
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Some may say I have daddy issues but I adore older men. Is this normal to want a man as old as my father?
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I'm Talkin To You Old Man - My top 3 reasons I enjoy intimate sexual relations with older men.
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2. Secondly, they put their partner's needs first.
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I Loved Very Old Men. - I have a experience that I loved a man who was 20 years older.
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It was a pity that he lost the power of love.
He was too old.
But still I love him .
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Cleaning For A Dirty Old Man - Speaking with an older guy on here reminded me of something that happened when I was in my early twenties before I got married. I was very attractive ( still am - lol!) with a good figure and bust.
One day walking home in the snow I saw an old man...
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Met While Cycling - He was 45. I was 19.
I was passing him while cycling one day. As I got along side of him, he picked up his pace and started up conversation. We rode together for about 30 minutes, talking the whole time. We met a number more times to ride, as he would text me...
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Older Guys Are Better - I am 37 and my husband will be 51 tomorrow. I met him when I was 26 and he was 40. He was and still is very good looking. He has a great sense of humor & he's fun to be with. On the other hand he is mature enough to do what needs to be done to...
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Nov 25
I Cheated With A Much Older Man - My neighbor lost his wife two years ago to cancer. He is a very pleasant looking man, he is always well dressed and is in great shape. The guy is a terrible flirt, he had always hit on me every chance he gets.
Last week my husband was stuck back...
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I Like Older Men - During the week the lake is so peaceful and empty. It's a perfect place to relax and get a great tan without being hassled.
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May 9, 2012
Born This Way. - I have always liked older men and I think in part it might have something to do with daddy issues.
Russians have a saying that older men are more likely to have all the bad habits and not develop any more, vs the younger guys who have plenty of time to develop...
3 Responses
Nov 22
Heather's Dad - I was over at Heather's house and we were sitting outside next to her pool sun tanning. I had on my tiny blue bikini. The one with a thong bottom that would be so easy to just rip off. From where we were sitting I could see the kitchen window. And who do you think...
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So, I met...
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My Dad's Friend - The first time I was with a older men was when I was 15.
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Just Older - I like men from just a few years older than me to men I'm their late 40s or early 50s. Just something about them being mature is such a turn on. It's a shame I've never been with one though. :/
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I Love Older Men - To start of I'm Brittany and I'm 19. I've always had a thing for older men since I was 17. My oldest boyfriend was 31 and during that time I was still in high school and he was a police officer. There's something so sexy about an older man. The way they carry...
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Never has anyone done this
He holds me against the wall .
He's panting in my ear
Fumbling ,,,, I look down and see IT !
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He pulls my skirt up and my undies down
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Oct 7
He Was A Ginger - To have dated a much older man is way out of my list when i moved from my home country and be an expat at a very young age. He was a co-worker. It started on emails, aksed my number and few wee dates. First went to the movies and watched the film i was dying to...
Oct 10
Not older older but older than me.. I have never dated anyone less than 2 years older i wouldn't go for my age or younger but most older men are so attractive.
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www.SARS.org - Second Alarmers Rescue Squad proudly serves the townships of Abington, Upper Dublin, Upper Moreland, Whitpain and the boroughs of Hatboro, Jenkintown, Rockledge and surrounding communities
Need a Paramedic or EMT Job? Second Alarmers Rescue Squad (SARS) is announcing its 2011/2012 hiring process for paramedic and EMT applicants. Please go to www.SARS.org and click on "Work Here / Send us your resume" to reserve a seat at one of our new employee orientation (NEO) days. NEO is broken up into three parts. NEO I and NEO II are classroom setting and the third portion is out on the street for call response evaluation. The whole process can be completed in as short as two calendar weeks or at a slower pace of 2-3 months, it's up to you! WHAT IS NEO? NEO was devised to address three areas; provide an organized process to evaluate the large amount of applicants interested in employment, provide objective testing of new applicants and to standardize a quality training program for new hires so that they can become successful additions to our family. Our goal is to tailor a training program for new employees which will strengthen identified areas of weakness and give applicants that are not immediately hired objective data for self improvement so they may reapply in the future successfully. NEO is the first step to becoming a part-time per diem employee at SARS which is the most common entry way to eventually becoming a fulltime employee. Squad named top spot to work By: BILL DEVLIN The Intelligencer Ask most people to describe a great place to work and they'll provide a list that likely will include such things as an office with a view, a boss who is not an ogre and a coffee machine that doesn't produce sludge. They certainly wouldn't describe a job where trauma, death or disaster is part of the workday. But then again, those people probably don't work for the Second Alarmers Rescue Squad, which recently was named one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania. The Montgomery County unit, which is headquartered in Willow Grove, will be recognized Nov. 30 in Lancaster at a ceremony sponsored by the Team Pennsylvania Foundation, the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development and the Central Penn Business Journal. Executive director Jamie Haddon said the state recognition is a great honor, but he admitted that he isn't surprised that the ambulance unit's employees feel so positive about the Montgomery County squad. "We're the premier (emergency services) employer in the area," said Haddon. "In the last 18 months, 600 people have applied for positions with us."Haddon took over the operations in 2003 at a time when there were fewer volunteers and increasing paid staffers. Today, the squad, which operates five stations, has 123 employees and 100 volunteers. Haddon said there is no distinction between the volunteers and the paid staff."All are called 'members,'" he said. "Everybody is equal. We make a conscious effort to make everyone feel part of what we do."The ambulance squad has 63 full-time and six administrative staffers. "Our board and leadership value people and equipment," said Haddon. "You need the best people and the best apparatus if the point is to try to save someone's life." Anthony McGrail is a paramedic who started 13 years ago as a volunteer and today works full time. He said he loves the work because it's fast-paced, busy and challenging." "You get to help a wide variety of people - both rich and poor," said McGrail. What makes the Second Alarmers different from other ambulance units is "the family atmosphere," the paramedic said. "They care about you here." McGrail said the squad has a supervisor on duty 24-hours a day. He or she is there to ensure that the paramedic have the wherewithal to get the job done. "Any roadblock that may get in our way, the supervisor takes care of it," said McGrail. Haddon said there is a paramedic shortage in the area but not at the squad's five stations. "We are always on status," Haddon said, using the term for an ambulance unit that is staffed to respond to advanced life support and basic life support calls. Chief Fred Trasatti has been a volunteer with the unit for nearly four decades. He credits Haddon with making the ambulance squad the tops in its field. "We always knew we needed someone to steer us in the right direction," said Trasatti, who looked over at Haddon. "He is the reason for this (award)." According to Trasatti, the Second Alarmers is the "busiest station in Montgomery County," providing services to the more than 130,000 in a 56 square mile area that includes Hatboro, Upper Moreland, Abington, Upper Dublin, Whitpain, Jenkintown and Rockledge. Trasatti said a testament to how great a squad the Second Alarmers is can be found in the number of employees who have remained on the job. "In our field, the burnout from the job on the average is about nine years; we have full-time employees who have been here more than 30 years," said the chief. Mark Poling, worked as a paramedic in Oregon before moving east last year. He said he put out "a ton of applications" to ambulance squads in Southeastern Pennsylvania and found work in Lehigh County. There he heard about how great a place the Second Alarmers was. He came down to Willow Grove for an interview and was hired. "The comfort level here is fantastic," said Poling "This place has a great reputation." |


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UPDATE: check out my Mini Blueberry Muffins How-to video! Blueberry muffins are such a classic little treat. Great for breakfast, an afternoon snack with a cup of tea or even dessert. These Gluten Free Blueberry Muffins, made with coconut flour, are light, fluffy and satisfying. This is the first coconut flour recipe I have posted. […]


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Cox Enterprises is a family-owned holding company with operations spanning cable TV, broadcasting, publishing, and auctions. Its flagship subsidiary, Cox Communications, is the #3 cable system operator (behind Comcast and Time Warner Cable) serving more than 6 million customers with TV, Internet, and digital phone services. Its Manheim unit is the largest wholesale vehicle auction company in the US, with about 145 locations. Cox's media operations, overseen by Cox Media Group, include Cox Newspapers (eight daily papers), Cox Television (about 15 local stations), and Cox Radio (about 80 stations). Cox also owns a majority stake in AutoTrader.com, an online used car listing service.
The family of founder James Cox, now led by grandson and chairman James Kennedy, has been able to diversify its fortune through Cox Enterprises into holdings that span the country. However, unlike highly integrated media conglomerates such as Time Warner and Walt Disney, Cox's operations do not benefit as much from multi-purposed content and cross-promotion. Its focus on technology and telecommunications, though, does put the company in a position to capitalize on the rapidly converging digital media world.
Accounting for more than 60% of sales, the company's Cox Communications unit has focused on expanding the number of different services it delivers to subscribers. The cable company has been heavily marketing bundled service packages that include digital phone and broadband Internet access. It has also expanded video on demand (VOD) offerings. Cox Communications has also built a mobile communications network to offer cellular phone service and wireless broadband Internet access to its customers.
The Cox organization has also invested heavily in digital media and services in conjunction with its telecommunications infrastructure. The company has more than 100 online properties, including websites for its newspapers, television stations, and radio stations. To help its flagship AutoTrader property grow, Cox turned to Providence Equity Partners for investment in 2010. The private equity firm acquired a 25% stake in the online listings service, providing additional capital that AutoTrader can use for both organic growth and possible acquisitions. Providence Equity has a number of media-related investments, including video website Hulu and comparison shopping site NexTag.
Real world publishing, however, has not been so kind to the company. Its Cox Newspapers unit has struggled along with the rest of the newspaper industry with declining readership and advertising revenue. In response, Cox put all but three of its papers up for sale and plans to use the proceeds to pay down debt and to fund new business investments. Its remaining properties, including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Palm Beach Post (Florida), and the Dayton Daily News, plan to boost their online publishing efforts to expand readership. Cox is also selling its Valpak direct mail advertising unit.
Cox reorganized its media operations in 2009, forming Cox Media Group to oversee its broadcasting and publishing businesses. The company's direct marketing arm, Cox Target Media, now falls under the Cox Media Group's umbrella as well. Longtime newspaper chief Sandy Schwartz was named head of the new division. Cox Enterprises acquired the remaining shares in Cox Radio for about $70 million to make the business a wholly-owned subsidiary. It had previously controlled about 95% of the broadcasting unit.
Cox divested a portion of its cable programming business in 2009, selling a 65% stake in the Travel Channel to Scripps Networks Interactive. Scripps Networks contributed about $180 million to the new joint venture, which valued the lifestyle network at $975 million. Cox acquired the Travel Channel in 2007 when the company exchanged its 25% stake in cable channel operator Discovery Communications for $1.3 billion in cash.
Company veteran Jimmy Hayes was tapped to replace James Kennedy as CEO of Cox Enterprises late in 2008. He was previously head of finance at Cox Communications. Kennedy, who remained chairman, had led the business since 1987.
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The Traumatizer
I've been lucky enough to get to review some outstanding albums this year, several of which are sure to end up on my end of year "best of" list. That list already has a lot of names penciled in, even at this early stage. The run of good luck continues, but one album that WON'T be appearing is Audiopain's The Traumatizer. Not because it's not a great album, but because its been out for a while. Since last summer, actually. But if I had heard this then, it probably would have been a dark horse contender as one of my favorites of the year, and hopefully this second wave of publicity will earn The Traumatizer the attention it deserves.
Audiopain have been at it for quite some time, but The Traumatizer is their first full length. Formed in Norway in the late 90's as a band that played a bit of everything—metal, rock, industrial, etc., they eventually focused on metal full time and changed their name to Audiopain. Since then they have released three EPs and a couple splits, but have really hung their hat on the doing the live thing. In support of this, the band proclaims that they use no overdubbing in the studio, in order to preserve a sound that can be replicated live. Their early work was a venomous blend of black thrash, but over the years the band seems to have placed greater influence on thrash, and has slowed the tempo somewhat, usually residing toward the high end of mid tempo. These guys clearly have an affinity for Kreator, but what is refreshing about Audiopain is that rather than simply regurgitating a continuous stream of Pleasure to Kill riffs, they've crafted an authentic style that is traditional/old school thrash but also incorporates vestiges of black metal and echoes of forward thinking legends Death and Voivod to create something that sounds familiar without becoming wholly derivative. Sverre Daehli, whose contemptuous scream compares favorably to late era Chuck Schuldiner, also plays in Virus, where he partners with members of fellow thrash beasts Aura Noir and Inferno—two of the 3 bands (Nocturnal Breed being the fourth) that join Audiopain on the new Uberthrash split.
The neck punishing "Believer" opens the album in style with a flourish of razor sharp riffing and nimble bass lines. Most of the six songs are around the six to seven minute mark, allowing plenty of time to fire off an endless supply of riffs, and songs are well developed and flow nicely. The instrumental "Thrash Mental" is the shortest track, but its three minutes gives the song just enough time to work its damage before overstaying its welcome. "Religion of Reality" is an eight minute closer that plods along at a brooding, head nodding pace for the first few minutes before bursting forward with a speedy, crunching picking pattern. The repeating off kilter guitar run is an immediate hook on the exceptional chugging "Living With Humans". Conversely, the title track has fierce riffing and hammer-on work that is more traditional thrash work, but equally infectious. Audiopain, a three piece, are tight and deliver the material with sharpness and punch. The bass gets more attention in the mix than usual, and makes good use of it, and all three musicians get the job done with proficiency.
If you missed The Traumatizer when it was released last year, take advantage of this late notice and give it a listen. Vendlus is also releasing two of Audiopain's early EPs, Contagious and 1986, a year which the band considers to be the musical equivalent of 0 AD. The Traumatizer will continue to be very well received by thrash fans and is a welcome respite from the over saturated death thrash scene.
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