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Robin Stein, a Senior Global Real Estate Advisor and Associate Broker, has been with Sotheby's International Realty since 1999.
Robin is continually recognized for her expertise. She was included in the top 250 sales teams in the nation by transaction volume in an annual ranking by The Wall Street Journal, she is in the top 1% of Sotheby's International Realty brokers nationwide, and she is a top producing sales team with Sotheby's International Realty in New York City.
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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is the next athlete/rapper to keep a close eye on. Sure, it's never a shocker nowadays to hear about an athlete crossing over into the rap game, and while the instinct has become dismissive, it looks like DeSean has some real potential after watching this dope piece from Yahoo! Sports. He is prepping to be the first artist on legendary producer L.T. Hutton's Jaccpot label to drop an album and with over 120 tracks in the can from this past offseason, it sounds like he has quite the arsenal to formulate it from.
Jackson stresses that football is his #1 priority, but rap has been a passion since growing up in Compton during the height of the city's reign as a rap capital in the 90s. Also included in this examination of his forray into rap is a couple stories from Jackson's childhood, most notably catching the ice cream truck as a little kid. Hah! Watch the video above and watch and see if Jackson makes some noise in hip hop like he does in the endzone (which helps out the ole fantasy team, my Chicago Rillas :D).
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Mark your calendar: The School of Engineering will hold its 43rd Annual Senior Design Conference Thursday, May 9, 2013. More than 250 alumni, industry leaders, parents and friends are expected to attend and watch our seniors present their projects. This year, bioengineering seniors are taking medical devices to the next level; civil engineers designed numerous sustainable building and water projects; computer engineers developed software applications to improve our lives; electrical engineers worked on a solar energy system with a community-based organization in Mpigi, Uganda; and mechanical engineering students researched a method for integrating a cooling feature into established water filtration methods. These and many more innovative projects will be showcased at the Senior Design Conference on May 9. Visitors are welcome; please come! For more information, email Heidi Williams or call (408) 554-5303. View the schedule and student abstracts here. View the 2013 Senior Design Conference winning presentations. |


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What's happening in our area this week
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Theatre Department will present Harold and the Purple Crayon beginning Wednesday. Performances will be held on Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday at 7 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. and Friday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $4 for students and children of all ages. They can be purchased in advance at the box office and beginning at 6 p.m. on show nights. For more information, go to www.da-arts.org.
904.. Shadow on the Sunshine State
The Jacksonville Public Library will present the movie screening and discussion of the 904.. Shadow on the Sunshine State. It is a documentary that explores why Jacksonville has been considered the murder capital of the state for the last 10 years. It tells the story of former Jaguar Richard Collier, mother turned activist Beverly McClain and others. The program is free and open to the public beginning at 6 p.m. It will be held at the Main Library.
Sonny Landreth
Blues musician Sonny Landreth is coming to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on Thursday. His performance begins at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $35 for all rows. You can purchase tickets at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall and St. Augustine Amphitheatre Box Offices.
New Exhibits Opening
The Beaches Museum and History Park will hold an opening reception for two new exhibits and the next installment of the Monthly Whistle Talk on Thursday. The new exhibits are "Following the Buccaneer Trail: The Mayport Ferry and Jetties" and "Builders and Miners: Black Communities on the First Coast at the Turn of the 20th Century." Festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. The opening and lecture is $5 per person. Free to museum members. Both exhibits will run through March 2, 2013.
Auditions for Shakespeare in the Park Production
The University of North Florida's Department of English will hold auditions for the April Shakespeare in the Park Production of "Hamlet." Auditions will be held Thursday beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday and vocal auditions from 3 p.m. in the Student Union Auditorium. Parking is available in Parking Garage 38. For more information, call 904-620-2273.
Annual Black History Calendar
The public is invited to the unveiling of the 2013 Black History Month Calendar. It will be held Thursday at the main Library beginning at 4 p.m. Admission is free.
Jerry Seinfeld
America's premier comedian Jerry Seinfeld is coming to Jacksonville on Friday. He will appear on a stage at the Times-Union Center Moran Theatre beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at all ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 1-800-745-3000.
I Love a Piano II
Pop sensation Rich Ridenour returns by popular demand. This time, he is bringing his son for special performance on Friday. It will be held at the Robert E. Jacoby Symphony Hall at the Times Union Center. You can see the two perform during several shows. Friday's show will begin at 11 a.m., and 8 p.m. Saturday's show will also begin at 8 p.m. Single tickets begin at $16. For more information, call 904-354-5547 or www.jaxsymphony.org.
Elvis Lives!
Take a musical journey across Elvis' life. You can see Elvis Lives! Saturday at the Times-Union Center. The show features ultimate winner Bill Cherry along with the top five finalists as the cast. The show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets begin at $37. For more information on the show, call 904-632-3373 or visit www.artistseriesjax.org.
Episcopal January 5K
Episcopal School of Jacksonville's Eagle 5K will be held in memory of the school's former head, Dale Regan on Saturday. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. and the race begins at 9 a.m. on Munnerlyn Campus, which is at 4455 Atlantic Boulevard. All proceeds from the race will go to the Dale Regan Memorial Fund. Online registration is open at www.milestoneraceauthority.com.
The Magical Music of Disney
Disney lovers will enjoy this concert featuring timeless Disney images animated with music. The Magical Music of Disney will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Robert E. Jacoby Symphony Hall at the Times Union Center. Pre-concert activities will begin at 2 p.m. Single Tickets begin at $10. For more information, go to www.jaxsymphony.org or call 904-354-5547.
Alligator-A Keystone Species
You can learn more about alligators being a keystone species during a special presentation Saturday at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. It will be held in the Environmental Education Classroom beginning at 1 p.m.
The Goodall Family Story
You are invited to the world premiere of the "Goodall Family Story" at the Florida Theatre on Saturday. You can learn the inspiring story of a family of eight facing two difficult trials including Lou Gehrig's disease and leukemia. The Florida Theatre premiere is a charity event to support the good works of Builders Care and help Lou Gehrig's disease and leukemia patients through their own experiences. Festivities begin at 3:30 p.m. For more information and tickets, go to www.thegoodallfamilystory.com.
North Atlantic Right Whales
You can learn more about North Atlantic Right Whales during a discussion on Saturday. The whales visit Northeast Florida waters to give birth to calves December through March. The discussion will be held at the Fort George Island Cultural State Park beginning at 2 p.m. It is free and will take place at the Ribault Club. The program is free.
Let's Go Science
Local families can attend a fun family science show on Saturday. Let's Go Science will be held at Jacksonville's Wilson Center for the Arts. The Wilson Center for the Arts is located at Florida State College at Jacksonville's South Campus on Beach Boulevard. There will be two performances at 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Tickets begin at $16. You can purchase tickets at 904-44-2929 or www.artistseriesjax.org.
Camp Composition Florida Writes!
The College of Education and Human Services at the University of North Florida will host Camp Composition: Florida Writes! Beginning Saturday. This camp is a writing camp to help fourth through 10th graders to become better writers. It will be held from 9 a.m. to noon beginning Saturday through Saturday, February 23rd. The camp will be taught in the Tom and Betty Petway Hall on the UNF campus. Registration fee is $240 and space is limited. Scholarships are available for those who need one. For more information, call 904-620-1754.
TorchLight Tour
Go back in time and revisit the War in the Swamps. There will be a torchlight tour Saturday at Fort Marion beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Missy Raines and the New Hip
The most award winning bassist Missy Raines and her band, the New Hip will perform on Friday at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Doors will open at 6 p.m. The show begins at 8 p.m. Justin Case will perform at the park on Saturday night. For information on both shows, go to www.musicliveshere.com.
Farmer's Riverside Arts Market
Pick up some fresh veggies on Saturday. Riverside Arts Market artists and entertainers are taking a break, but farmers and growers will be on the site every Saturday through February 23. You can catch the farmers there between 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Audition Announcement
The Jacksonville Symphony Chorus will hold auditions on Saturday at Jacksonville University's Philips Fine Arts Center. Auditions will begin at 9 a.m. For more information on the auditions, call 904-354-5479 ext.221 between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to schedule an audition time.
Peter Max Exhibit
You can see the impressive collection by artist legend Peter Max. Max will be unveiling his new Masters series at the Avondale Artworks on St. John's Avenue. There will be an exhibit preview on Saturday and the exhibition runs through Sunday, January 20th. Peter Max will be making two special appearances at the art Gallery on Saturday, January 19 from 6-9pm, and Sunday January 20th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call 907-384-8797 or www.avondaleartworks.com.
Friday Musicale
You can hear the music of pianist Heidi Williams on Friday at Friday Musicale. It is free and open to the public. The show will begin at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Kidgits Carnival
Simon Kidgits Club will host a carnival at the Avenues Mall on Saturday. It will be held at the BelK Court beginning at 1 p.m. There will be crafts, carnival games, and great giveaways. This event is free to Simon Kidgits Club members. To become a club member, go to www.simonkidgitsclub.com or Simon Guest Services at the mall.
Inaugural Milk Milk Light Zooma
Nearly 700 women athletes have registered for the Inaugural ZOOMA Florida race on Saturday. The half marathon race starts in downtown Fernandina Beach at 8 a.m., the 5K starts at 8:30 a.m. and finishes at the beach at the Ritz Carlton Amelia Island. A big post-race party will be held at the Ritz-Carlton oceanfront lawn. To register for the race or more information, go to www.zoomarun.com.
The St. Augustine Film Festival will present a screening of the dance documentary "Pina" on Sunday. It will be held in the Virginia Room in the Flagler College Student Center in St. Augustine beginning at 3:15 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in advance online at www.fliff.com. Advance tickets are $5 for seniors and students and $7 for general admission. Tickets will be $7 at the door for students and $9 for general admission. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the St. Augustine ballet.
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I'm keen drop me a mail on email@example.com
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Hi folks,
I'm looking to start up an easygoing C3C PBEM epic game.
By easygoing, I mean a turn or so a day, sometimes less. It's the sort of game for those who have a bit of spare time before or after work - not for those who like to play for 4 hour stints twice a week and the like.
I was thinking:
Small world
4 players, choose your own civ
All victory conditions,
Culture flipping on
Random everything else.
I'd also be keen for us all to install the beta patch when that becomes available later this week.
If this sounds like you, please post your interest and email me.
Bring it on!
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I'm keen drop me a mail on email@example.com
Hey Andydog....I would be interested in joining this game. I'll mail you when I get home from work. michaeldnelson A T msn D O T com
Haven't been here for ages....
Hi there,
I am interested. Not sure if you are interested in someone in my timezone etc. Sending you an email with my details in case accepteable.
Excellent! We now have 4 people.
Now all that's left to do is to decide on Civs and the best order in which to play.
MikeyJ and myself are in London, Shogun Gunner is in the USA, and Paddy the Scot is in Australia.
Are we therefore happy with: Me -> MikeyJ -> Shogun Gunner -> Paddy the Scot? This would seem the most sensible order if we all have day jobs.
As for civs, so far Shogun Gunner has requested Chinese or Greeks, and I will request Persians or Greeks.
Happy to be English
(ponder ponder) what to be?
Gents I think I'll go with India.
Need me to toss a coin to see who'll be the Greeks?
India huh? Well well well.
No need to toss a coin, I believe Shogun Gunner's first choice was the Chinese - Is that correct Shogun Gunner?
If so, we are as follows:
Andydog - Persia
Mikeyj - India
Shogun Gunner - Chinese
Paddy the Scot - England
If everyone's happy with that I'll start the random game at 19:00 GMT tonight! I'll also send out a group email so we have each other's email addresses.
I suggest we post in this thread when turns have been emailed?
MickeyJ, I too find it interesting that you chose India.
I have just finished a story, at Civ 3 stories, of a war I had with India recently.
Here is a link if you would like a look... People of the Valley
You may understand then that I have some interesting Indian memories...
Andydog, bring it on matey...
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Well considering the Indians recent cricket exploits I thought they'd be a shoe in, to conquer the world.
Yes, China was my first choice. Seems like a good game shaping up!
Haven't been here for ages....
Originally posted by Mickeyj
Well considering the Indians recent cricket exploits I thought they'd be a shoe in, to conquer the world.
They have done so well, what was it one test so far.
Looks like you and i are getting off to a great start before the first save rolls off the assembly line
It is Christmas after all!!!
I've an office Christmas party tonight so don't expect the first save till late.
I'm looking forward to this, I haven't indulged in a PBEM yet.
hahaha enjoy the party
I am sure that you will enjoy the PBEM, as long as you have some patience in games that run for months
Okay I think I've done everything correctly.. it's also my first PBEM game.
4000BC sent to Mickeyj!!
Don't get too drunk and accidently abandon your first cityOriginally posted by Mickeyj
It is Christmas after all!!!
I've an office Christmas party tonight so don't expect the first save till late.
I'm looking forward to this, I haven't indulged in a PBEM yet.
Haven't been here for ages....
Struggle to focus today (perhaps I should have gone to work!).
Shogun I've mailed it on.
Got it...sent to Paddy!
Haven't been here for ages....
3950bc sent to Andydog
and to Mickeyj.
Sheesh, bit of a dry mouth this morning. It's going to have to be a Dry January I feel.
And back round to shogun....
and quickly over to Paddy, wake up buddy!
Haven't been here for ages....
3900bc to Andydog
--> Mickeyj
Paddy, read that People of the Valley, good yarn mate!
Thanks Andy, glad that you liked it.
Do you visit the Story Pages often?
Nope, that was the first time actually. I'll make sure I spend a bit of time looking around there. Right now I've got to start getting ready for a Metallica concert!
And fired over to shogun.
and deflected on over to Australia....
Haven't been here for ages....
this is getting to be a bit like hot potatoe that I play with the kids
onto Andydog again


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Proposition 8
The latest news on Proposition 8
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
Those who oppose gay marriage aren't standing up for anything traditional.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8.
Prop 8 subverts the heart of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Prop 8 isn't discriminatory—it merely reflects reality.
Prop 8 supporters can't explain how marriage equality harms heterosexual marriages.
The Supreme Court must strike down marriage discrimination.
In legal terms, Prop 8 denies equal protection to millions of families.
Same sex marriage doesn't encroach upon the constitutional rights of others.
There's no compelling reason to deny same-sex couples the right to marry.


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A community forum to discuss the prospect of calling on the TDSB to establish the citys first gaycentric secondary school was held behind closed doors - not allowing the media in - Wednesday, September 26/12. It was organized by 20-year-old Fan Wu a former TDSB student trustee.
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TORONTO -- A group from the city's gay community calling for a queer-centric high school shut the public out of a meeting to discuss the proposal Wednesday night, citing concerns over security and the comfort of the participants.
Fan Wu, a former Toronto District School Board student trustee and the chief organizer of the meeting, spoke with the media outside the community centre on Church St. in Toronto's gay village, then disappeared inside to begin a community forum to discuss designing a proposal to put forward to the TDSB for a high school that would serve gay students and teachers.
Wu confirmed that Javier Davila, a student equity program advisor with the TDSB, would be attending the meeting, but denied earlier reports that Davila had assisted in organizing the forum and that he had attemped to gather support among school board officials.
All media were barred from entering the meeting room. Participants, Wu said, needed to feel comfortable enough to discuss proposing such a school.
"There were concerns by community members about the media's presence not making them free enough to speak their minds," Wu said, adding that the curriculum in the new school would be revamped to focus on homosexual identity. "There would be huge curriculum changes in order to gear them to diversity perspectives."
Calls made to Wu upon the meeting's completion were not immediately returned.
Canada Christian College president Charles McVety says it was wrong to keep the meeting secret when it is the public that will end up paying for the school.
"This whole process has been done behind closed doors and sprung on the public," said McVety.
Meanwhile, reaction to a queer-centric school was mixed among those in Toronto's gay village.
"I think it's a great idea," said Todd, 49, who did not want to give his last name. "I think (the students) would flourish. They could just be who that are."
Todd, who said he attended a tough private school where he didn't advertise his homosexuality, added that such a school would serve those who need to feel secure in order to succeed academically and socially.
Rafael, 40, disagreed. He said while a gay-centric school would be "amazing" in dealing with the in-school bullying issue, it would fall short when it comes to integrating gay teens in standard school environments.
"It would be better if they had both gay and straight together in the classroom," said Rafael, a nursing-home employee. "If they could interact ... that label of 'You are gay, I am straight' would disappear eventually."


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Somehwere at a point where superhero paint-jobs, traditionally-inspired design, and a heavy-rocking attitude meet, lives the new Peavey Session. Developed with the intent to make a player's instrument possessing exceptional versatility, this eye-grabbing electric brings both progressive and classic features together. And it does so at a sub-$500 price, which is particularly impressive in light of the way the Session follows through on its design intent.
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At certain angles, the Session looks like a descendent of both Fender and PRS lineages. The body lives in a zone between an augmented Strat-style shape (which is also echoed in Peavey's successful Predator series)
and the classic PRS double cutaway. The body itself is crafted from lightweight, chambered basswood and features a carved top and scrape binding. The reflectivity of the gleaming, red-metallic paint enhances the three-dimensionality of the attractive top carve, and the stripe of natural basswood along the top edge of the body looks cool against the red finish. A close look revealed a few spots where the paint was just a little uneven, but that is not entirely unusual for an affordably priced instrument. On the other hand, the nut was neatly slotted and the fretwork was excellent, and I found the general quality to be quite good where it counted.
Recessed push/pull Volume andTone knobs enable coil-tapping of thePeavey-designed alnico humbuckers. TheFender-inspired string-through body, bridgewith individually adjustable stainless steelsaddles, and in-line tuners are time-honoredand familiar features. But there's plenty ofmodern design touches like the sculpted heel,a 9. 5" to 15" compound-radius fretboard,graphite-composite nut, and dual-action trussrod. The rosewood fretboard on our reviewguitar had a complex grain pattern withattractive light and dark tones—a rare bonusfor an instrument at this price point. Andthe Canadian maple neck has a smooth satinfinish with a slim-to-medium C shape, whichfeels comfortable right up to the neck joint.
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If you don't know anything about DOS commands then you will have to learn them, this is not a DOS tutorial.
Here are the steps you have to follow to create a bootable Win7 installation USB drive:
1) Load cmd.exe and make sure you have chosen "Run as Administrator"
2) You should be under c:\Windows\system32, if not then you have to change to this directory. Type in "diskpart†in the command line to enter the Disk Partition command line tool.
Next, type the following commands, one at a time:
3) Type "list disk†to reveal a list of all your active disks. Make a note of the number associated with your USB drive
4) Select Disk # (where # is the number associated with your USB drive)
5) Clean (removes any existing partitions from the USB disk, including any hidden sectors)
6) Create Partition Primary (Creates a new primary partition with default parameters)
7) Select Partition 1 (Focus on the newly created partition)
8) Active (Sets the in-focus partition to active)
9) Format FS=NTFS (Formats the partition with the NTFS file system)
10) Assign (Gives the USB drive a Windows volume and next available drive letter)
11) Exit (Quits the DiskPart tool)
12) If you have an ISO of the windows installation DVD then extract the files to a folder on your hard drive (using WinRAR for instance)
13) Change directory to either the installation DVD or the folder that you extracted the ISO files to.
14) Change directory to the directory called "Boot".
15) Now type in "Bootsect.exe /nt60 L:" (where "L" is the drive letter assigned to your USB key from the previous step)
16) Copy all the files from the installation DVD or the extracted files from the ISO over to the USB drive.
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And I mean they lost both arms. Would you remain with them or would you leave? Think about it before you answer, you will have to feed them, you will have to "help" them out in the restroom.
And I mean they lost both arms. Would you remain with them or would you leave? Think about it before you answer, you will have to feed them, you will have to "help" them out in the restroom.
Not immediately, but eventually. I have the idea it would not work out if both arms are lost...
It would really depend on the quality and stability of the relationship and on the person.
And how the boyfriend would be dealing with the whole situation, that would be an important factor as well. If I saw he was depending on me and giving up all attempts at at least some degree of self-dependency, I might get tired of his attitude.
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I've never taken care of anyone's toiletry needs before. I don't know how badly that will affect me.
If the feelings are still there, who knows, I might be able to work through it. But if they get all PTSD mentally jaded from trauma or something, then who knows.
i would still be with that person. it can be a burden but when people are in love they can do anything.
Sure it's hard and if you lose your arms as an adult, I guess it's extremely difficult to learn to live with the handicap, but as long as the rest of you is intact and more or less alright, things can be done and arranged to allow you at least some degree of self-dependency. It is, however, very difficult and demanding for eveyrone involved, incl. family/spouse - and if I saw that my partner is giving in to self-pity and doesn't even *try* to cope with the situation, my patience would run out rather quickly, I imagine.
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yes, if I didn't love her. If I did, I would at least try to work it out. If it becomes too hard having someone being that dependent on you, I might dump her later. Hard to tell what you're going to do until it actually happens.
Eh lets be honest here, in reality most people would say yes even though its harsh and i guess maybe i'm one of them. But ill probably still help her out just not in the romantic way.
Break ups during dating happens alot so its common especially in the early stage of bf/gf. Dealing with no arms, now that hard to get over with for anyone.
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I cant say yes or no because I dont know. What people say theyll do and what they actually do when a dramatic situation happens is different.
I do know I will stay around until she is at least recovered from the injury in other words, other than having no arms, she is otherwise ok. After that, no idea.
PS, I meant to write this in the original reply but somehow forgot.
Aren't prosthetic arms a possibility?
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What are you fighting for? Just mix them into pissing beef balls, stupid.
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I agree, and so I don't want to answer such a hypothetical question. I do know, there will be a strain in the relationship because of his pride or some other reason that's related to his handicap.
But I know there has been at least one case of a woman with no arms and her husband stayed with her. They have children together and when she made the news several years ago. She was a woman who could ultilize her legs, feet, and mouth to care for her infant child. It just shows that even without arms, she could still lead a somewhat normal life.
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I honestly don't know if I would... I also never had a boyfriend so that is even harder for me to answer. I guess none of us can really answer it unless it has happened to any of us. I have seen this one lady on TV that lost both of her arms, but she was still able to drive, take care of her son, exercise and do everything really well because she was able to use her feet and legs just like her arms and hands... However, that is just one rare case.... I don't think everyone would be able to do that...
Respect other people's opinions and views. If we learn how to do that than all of these fights and arguments will not occur.
If I lost both my arms, I can still give hugs with my legs. Who's up for a group hug?
no thanks. i can imagine you sitting there with your legs wide open waiting for a hug... and tucan sam makes an appearance...
What are you fighting for? Just mix them into pissing beef balls, stupid.
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with today's prostetic arms, loosing both arms doesn't = can't do anything, in fact, the replacement arms are atleast 50% as good as the regular ones, they can do all task, just slower (and some task much slower).
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What can I say? I'm still standing! No weapon against me shall prosper! I am more than a conqueror!!!
I don't care to sit by the window on an airplane. If I can't control it, why look?
It's one of those things where though it would be an incredible b*tch to go through, one would be almost ethically compelled to go through with it.
It's one more kind of social contract - one that's between only two people rather than among a multitude, and perhaps contracts are meant to be broken, but depending on what kind of person one is, it could be hard to live down if one walks away from it.


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Fox News alert on new poll showing the president's approval rating taking a steep dive in the last week.
Welcome to America -- everyone I'm Megyn Kelly.
Seven days ago Gallup polling found President Obama with a 53% approval rating and 40% disapproval.
That was one of the president's best showing since 2009.
Fast forward to this week and he's been a thirteen point swing in the opposite direction.
Only 46%.
Say they approve of the job President Obama is doing that's a seven point drop.
-- 46%.
Now say they disapprove that's up six points.
It comes on the heels of this budget battle we've been watching and it also comes as Americans are paying more and more at the gas pump.
You can see as gasoline prices have soared up nearly fifty cents since January the president's approval rating has slipped.
Chris -- -- Fox News digital politics editor and host a power play on foxnews.com live Chris so we'll get to the gas prices in a minute because.
They've been rising for awhile but so has president Obama's approval.
What is it that's happened in the last week that would account for.
I don't know if you -- caught a precipitous drop it's a seven point drop.
It's -- it it's the course correction I think they would say.
On Wall Street it's the course correction for the president who got a bomb.
Out getting reelected people say OK the guy won let's give him another chance there is a honeymoon phase were reelected president.
But it is shorter and it is more conditional -- it is for people who get elected the first top thirty know him.
And when he does things that reaffirmed things that voters don't like about the president and haven't traditionally proved up.
We start to see the move and I'm sure the sequestration.
The things like the gas prices and we mustn't ever forget.
The increase that everybody got in their taxes the lower paycheck that everybody.
But why -- that -- what I -- that it happened last week that that kicked in in January was early January every walk around saint.
What the heck happened in my paycheck or mid January -- they get paid -- -- This is just now this is February 24 fifth to -- sixth is a priority was 53%.
Today it's 46%.
That's a week ago.
Well of the sequestration fight was the silliest moment that Washington has had.
In a long long silly season.
And the -- doomsday threats that the president and his team we're making.
The intractable.
On ending conflict with house Republicans.
And seeming inability to do any kind of a deal I think would prove it tipping point for those those holed that she said well maybe things will be different in the second Obama term.
What the president said and did over the sequestration fight basically said nope it's going to be like it has been for the last two years.
Is galloping out liar -- -- is he show and showing great polling numbers with other.
Well it just so happens -- and that the Fox News Channel does have an excellent polling unit that was quite good and a Gallup is on track where I like our numbers better I'm I'm.
Partial that way.
But -- these are in keeping with what we see that the president.
Drifted up post election and is drifting down the trend certainly seems to be -- -- expect some of that but the question is.
This is -- president has to think about the strategy that says he's gonna go scorched earth with Republicans.
And use his political capital to break the backs of the house GOP eight.
How much is he really have in the bank.
And will factors like shrunken paychecks with his under his tax deal in January.
And higher gasoline prices and other things.
Get voters to the point that they're fed up and say you know what your strategy for an -- democratic congress in the mid term elections I'm not so sure about that.
And and just looking at the numbers -- -- are our Fox News poll says.
He's at 46% that's what Gallup says and quinnipiac poll says he's at 46% and he's been dropping all of these polls it's not.
It's not just one.
You mentioned you know sequester in this -- The changes to the budget.
Brit Hume -- on -- Reilly last night and was making an interesting point about how different.
-- hone this president struck.
Vs what -- has experienced in his history covering Washington in the White House listen here.
President Obama's behavior in this business about the automatic budget cuts.
This is so -- peculiar press behavior I've ever seen in our president in -- a little fun normal president would be trying to reassure the public.
Did this after all is not a large sum of money compared to the budget overall.
And then -- on and we apologize to -- cut short.
To explain it but this president is out there trying to sort of scare people -- trying to assailant -- that the sky is falling the sky is falling.
Well -- I -- first how wonderful it is to get to work with somebody like Brit Hume.
Who can use the phrase normal president and it's got some it's got some credibility he's covered known and dealt with enough of them in his career that he knows what constitutes normalcy.
In that very rarefied universe.
But this for President Obama this is a big gamble that he's making this relates to his permanent campaign that he is funding with these huge donations that they're seeking.
From people who want access we -- to the president this has to do with his constant warfare with Republicans this has to do with constant effort to seek total victory.
The question is does he have enough if you'll pardon me gas in the tank.
To get where he's going or will voters eventually tire of scary stuff and will voters eventually tire of gridlock can just tune him out because at some point.
Between now and the end of his term he will become a lame duck it happens to the best of them.
And the question is is he accelerating the moment at which he becomes a lame duck and somewhat irrelevant.
He really has not had a credibility problem with the American people I -- lot folks on the right don't don't feel that way but in general he hasn't really had a credibility.
Problem with the American people.
But he expended a lot of capital.
In the in the buildup to try to avoid -- in a spending changes that he signed into law.
And there's a real question given those numbers Chris about whether it.
And people are starting to doubt him they're starting to doubt whether they're getting the -- group.
You've got it and the real fight is just beginning now which is over the continuing resolution -- the government current one expires on the 27 of march and that is the real fight that's coming.
Will the president have more or less credibility in that fight after his sequester scare stuff I would say let's.
We'll watch it we'll see these how to polling does Chris thank you.
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A response to the members of the church opposing marriage equality from the heart of the mother of a gay child.
Deep within the heart of man you will find the face and hands of God. When that man or woman differs from us in appearance and/or belief, we have to look a little deeper. When opponents are willing to look deeper into the heart of another they will find their own reflection for God made us all in his image.
God is not a respecter of persons; he has no favorites. Jesus was sent to deliver that message. The gospel is that God loves all of us.
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In a world without choices, one woman will find herself caught in the middle of six men and the emotions they develop for her.
Krista Damiani is one of the last women on Earth, and her patriotic duty is to make babies. On her twenty-first birthday, the government holds a lottery drawing to determine the men who will control her destiny. Her "six", the men who win the right to call her their own, know they have to impregnate her quickly or risk losing her to a new "six".
As society fills with additional violence and unrest, her men keep her sheltered in a fortress of maximum security. When a mysterious man arrives and offers her the chance for freedom, will she be willing to leave the life she knows behind or will she remain "given"?
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"She's here." Jared's words came out in a whoosh of anticipation. They watched the black SUV with tinted windows as it pulled up to the front of the building. They stood in front of the grand capital tense, quiet—waiting.
A uniformed solider opened the front passenger side door and stood, surveying the crowd. He opened the back door. Max sucked in a deep breath and the sound broke the spell the other five men seemed to be under.
The crowd suddenly began shouting and the rabble of voices grew chaotic. The six men turned to watch a tall, grubby-looking man sprinting across the green grass of the capital lawn, running toward the SUV and their woman. A police officer tackled the man and the two rolled onto the ground. More officers swarmed the desperate man.
"I just want to touch her!" the wild-eyed man wailed as they cuffed him.
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Krista stepped out, and the screaming men frightened her. She saw a police officer tackle a man only a few yards away. She started to get back into the SUV, but one of the soldiers grabbed her arm gently.
"It's time, miss."
"I'm afraid."
"We'll protect you. It'll be all right. It's always like this on Giving Day. Don't worry. We will see you safely until you are under the guard of your private security."
This was everything she'd feared, only worse. She hadn't expected the protesters. Someone shouted the word "whore"; she knew the man's hateful word meant her. How any of them could think she'd asked for this was beyond her imagination.
Six young, well-dressed men stood in front of the steps of the large, white, domed building. They were looking at her with…possessiveness. The moment she saw them she knew that these men were her six, or more accurately, she was theirs.
Everything had been sort of slow motion, but then as the crowd grew more agitated, the soldiers quickly ushered her up the sidewalk. The governor didn't come out for the official ceremonial signing of The Giving right, too many threats to his life and ugly behavior had changed this day. As men who couldn't qualify grew angrier with the government, The Giving ceremony became less pomp and more circumstance; and the circumstance was, until they had the woman away from the crowd, they were all in danger. A secretary rushed out and handed the men the last of the paperwork to sign.
There wasn't a single introduction as the security, soldiers, and six young men surrounded Krista and rushed her around the corner and into a waiting limousine. They all hurried to get inside as the soldiers held back the men running toward them. Even inside the car, Krista could hear the angry shouting. The trunk slammed shut. Krista saw the driver slide into the front seat and the engine roared to life.
They left her alone. She sat down on the bed and air whooshed from her lungs. She shook a little due to nervous anticipation. Oh God, who should I pick? Choosing felt so very wrong to her. She may belong to these men for a long time, and the idea of alienating any of them, or getting off on a bad start, twisted her stomach in knots of nervous anxiety. She stood up and unpacked her few belongings. The closet looked so empty after she'd put her scant possessions into it. She began walking down the stairs and she heard their voices. Krista paused to listen, feeling a bit evil for eavesdropping.
"It's only right that she pick."
"We've all waited so long, shouldn't we draw straws or something?"
"For God's sake, she's a human being, not a new toy. Let the girl have her pick. We'll all have a chance."
"What if we all share her tonight? Then it's fair to all of us."
"It wouldn't be fair to Krista. If she was your new bride, would you want to pass her around to five other guys?"
"There's no more marriage, so the question isn't valid. The world isn't nice and romantic. The fact is, she'll have to sleep with all of us."
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A New University of Hawaii Report Says Treated Sewage Injected Into Ground At Lahaina Wastewater Facility Is Making Its Way To Kahekili Beach
by Anthony Pignataro
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August 07, 2013 | 02:27 PM
Locals call it Airport Beach, but its true Hawaiian name is Kahekili Beach, which honors the the last king of Maui. Located just north of Black Rock on the Westside, Kahekili Beach is a gorgeous stretch of white sand that's popular with sunbathers, swimmers, snorkelers and divers.
The beach would exemplify everything natural and wonderful about Maui's shoreline, except for one small problem: a new University of Hawaii study says submarine springs just offshore from the beach are bringing in sewage that's been injected into the ground at the nearby Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility (LRWF), which is run by the County of Maui.
"In sum, our results conclusively demonstrate that a hydrogeologic connection exists between LWRF Injection Wells 3 and 4 and the nearby coastal waters of West Maui," states the giant 502-page Lahaina Groundwater Tracer Study report, which was released in late July. "Eighty-four days following injection, FLT [Fluorescein] tracer dye introduced to these wells began to emerge from very nearshore seafloor along North Kaanapali Beach, approximately 0.85 km (0.5 miles) to the southwest of the LWRF."
For the last two decades, various researchers have been studying the injections from the Lahaina facility, trying to discover if material was in fact getting into the delicate near-shore environment. The new UH report has a strong conclusionone that should give pause to everyone who dives into the waters at Kahekili Beach.
What's more, though the wastewater plant injects "treated effluent" into the ground and not untreated sewage, the UH report discovered tangible changes in the ocean near the submarine springs: "Waters discharging the fluorescein dye from the submarine springs are warm and brackish, and have a temperature >28ºC, and an average salinity of 4.5 and a pH of 7.5."
Of course, none of this is news to the West Maui Preservation Association (WMPA). For about a decade now, the group of Westside residents has been speaking out about both the rampant construction throughout that part of Maui and the possibility that material from the wastewater plant was making its way to the ocean (in our Nov. 15, 2007 issue, I wrote a story titled "Change the Channel!" about WMPA's research into possible bacteriological contamination in the nearby Honokowai Channel). In April 2012, Earthjustice filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of WMPA, Surfrider Foundation, the Sierra Club and Hawaii Wildlife Fund alleging that pollution was making its way from the wastewater treatment plant to Kahekili Beach.
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For more information about the context and importance of the recent UH tracer study, I spoke with Lance Collins, the WMPA spokesperson and attorney.
MAUITIME: How long has your organization been speaking out against the Lahaina wastewater facility?
LANCE COLLINS: Since it was formed [in 2003]. We've sent stuff to the EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] and DOH [Department of Health]. Nothing happened with DOH but the EPA wanted to hear what the public had to say. But that wasn't until a couple years later.
MT: What's the significance of the UH study?
COLLINS: WMPA has always said that it doesn't take a biologist to see that the treatment plant has a negative impact on the near-shore waters. This [study] shows that conclusively. The water has to go somewhere. It's not like there's a big black hole under the ground. Would a tourist snorkel there knowing that 60 percent of the injection from the treatment plant is bubbling up there? The water they're shooting into the ground is coming up. We have to figure out how best to eliminate the problems that's causing.
MT: Sixty percent seems high. Did the results surprise you?
COLLINS: It did, though the exact amount is 65 percent. I thought [the result] was low. In my mind it was 100 percent, it's at least consistent with my experience. In 10 to 15 feet of water, you can see these submarine springs. The water is warmer there. You don't need special equipment to see these springs.
MT: Why has the issue regarding the treatment plant injections gone on so long?
COLLINS: I think from the state's perspective, I think it's better for them to do something instead of nothing. Injection is better than direct discharge into the oceanexcept in this case where it's direct discharge into the ocean. Now there's science to back up the connection between injection and the submarine springs in the Kahekili shoreline area. Before this study, they said there was no scientific evidence of sewage coming up. And remember that there are injection wells in Kahului and Kihei as well.
MT: Where do you go from here?
COLLINS: WMPA and Earthjustice are in settlement discussions with the County in the lawsuit. There aren't really any details on that. We're hopeful, and if not we'll press ahead and get a judgment.
MT: How serious would that judgment be for the County of Maui?
COLLINS: For the County, a violation of the Clean Water Act is pretty serious. The money goes to the federal government. It would be very sad if the County won't face facts and has to give a fat check to the federal government that will never come back to the community.
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When UH released the study in late July, and Earthjustice distributed it to media across Maui, the County of Maui's press office declined to comment. But what the various media outlets (including this one) missed when they first reported on the UH study was that one county official had commented on the results in writing.
Buried at the end of the 502-page report is a copy of a four-page letter dated June 10, 2013 from Scott Rollins of the county's Wastewater Reclamation Division to UH Geology Professor Craig Glenn, the study's principal author (the UH researchers' response to Rollins is also included at the end of the report). In his letter, Rollins makes dozens of comments and critiques about the study, including his belief that the report is just too damned long.
"This is one of the longest and most detailed executive summaries we have ever seen," Rollins wrote. "Seems like it might be a good idea to move the report index ahead of it so we can find things like the acronym table, and understand the layout of the entire 450+ page report."
In response, Glenn dryly noted, "Good idea. We did that." But Collins, who admitted that he hadn't known about the county's letter until asked about it for this story, couldn't get over Rollins' critique. "I find it amusing that the County is trying to tell scientists how to typeset their report," he said.
For the most part though, Rollins disputed the certainty that sewage from the Lahaina plant is in fact making its way to the nearshore watersand repeatedly asked researchers to water down their conclusions by using terms like "possible cause" instead of "primary cause" when discussing the dye tracer results.
"Where is the physical proof that this is true?" Rollins asked at one point. "Isn't this the best guess cause for the data collected and the models that were developed[?]"
But the report shows Glenn and his fellow researchers weren't buying Rollins' skepticism. "We strongly dispute the contention that no evidence was provided to support our conclusion," they noted in response to Rollins' question.
Indeed, the EPA seemed to back them up (though that agency made many technical comments and criticisms on the report as well). "The Lahaina Groundwater Tracer Study Draft Final Report (June 2013) (the 'report') is informative and interesting to read," noted that agency in a comment letter on the report dated June 10, 2013. "The report provides important and useful information on the fate of effluent from injection wells and on Submarine Groundwater Discharge (SGD) in West Maui. We now know that Lahaina's effluent discharges 3-25 m from shore in two fairly discrete areas off the Marriott and that it takes 3 months to under a year for most of the plume to reach the ocean. This is very different from the historical thinking that wells discharged far off shore in deep water over large areas."
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August 11, 2013 | 09:19 AM
There is plenty of space to pump the R2 (treated effluent/irrigation) water into the holes in this article...Thanks for the laugh.
August 12, 2013 | 01:07 PM
I hate the thought of pollution as much as anyone but where exactly do thousands of toilet flushes go everyday? A huge underground system of flushes exists and few have a clue to where the river of human turd and toilet paper flows. I don't but I would like to. Please write about it, including the waste water of showering and dishwashing. Aside from god, where does the water come from as well?
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August 15, 2013 | 01:12 AM
Too many people are quick to condemn the Wastewater system. The facilities all over the country are wonderful. They are there to help us, the tax-paying, number 2 dropping citizens dispose of our waste. Just as electric vehicles reduce emission and recycling reduces waste, so does the WW system. They are just a means to reduce waste. Not completely eliminate it. The only sure way to fix it is to hold it. Our society cannot pinch it forever! Instead of bashing, we should encourage the County to fix it. We pay their wages, and should check up on why the facilities are not run properly instead. Corruption, nepotism, unnecessary spending, superintendents without the proper education and experience, contract steering.....
Besides, what about the golf courses and their pesticide and lawn product run off, now there is a story!.....
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Check out this video I made feat. Bruno Mars "Just the way you are"
This is powerful.
Don't bully yourself.
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Be Prepared for another HORRIBLE rant from Kanye about South Park!
Can you say ....DRAMA!


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The Scoreboard For the Win
Why Ty supports the Scoreboard
It is official, I have a favorite nightly hangout in this town and according to just about everybody I've talked to here it's the one place where I shouldn't hang out: The Scoreboard. But, every time the Daily News staff has had an outing there, we have had memorable moments.
There was the young woman who forgot she hit on one of my coworkers the week before and proceeded to hit on said coworker the very next week. Another time I had a heart-to-heart talk with a guy in the men's room line, who was a high school dropout but worked two jobs to take care of his kid.
Another time, I met a veteran who had the most epic James Dean/Fonzi-esque leather jacket I have seen.
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