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Comments about LeapFrog Explorer Learning Game - Mr. Pencil Saves Doodleburg:
Great app for learning kids (Pre-K). Teaches the kid alot of different designs, they can trace, freestyle or play game mode.
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My seven year old loves this game
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My daughter takes this game with her everywhere, she loves it and I love the fact that she is learning and having fun.
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My neice won't let her leappad go for anything! I love how everything is so navigate. She has fun while learning, and i enjoy watching her learn something new everyday. :)
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Havent seen it in action yet. Getting ready for the Holidays and I bought it as a stocking stuffer for my 3 year-old daughter. She picked it out and was axcited to learn to write.
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My granddaughter got a Leapfrog Explorer for her fourth birthday, and this game was her specific request, one she'd played at her cousin's house. All the children seem to love it.
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This is s fun and easy game cartridge fog my son. He was playing games by himself the first day. I feel it's better for him to play learning game rather than video games.
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My daughter is five and lives to draw, paint, and make crafts. She picked this game out herself and finished it in a day and a half so we had to log in to leap world and down load new levels, but she has been coloring the game world she completed, and likes the new levels. I had to up the skill level. It also improved here art abilities, she is definitely paying attention and learning from the game.
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My son LOVES playing the Mr. Pencil game. Even though he is 3 years old, he enjoys playing the game. He does sometimes get frustrated when he can't trace the shape or number. Otherwise great product keeps him entertained for hours.
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Another startling study happen this -- cared about this for parents -- it has to do with teenagers.
Now seemingly increasingly using those muscle enhancing products.
More so than ever before doctor -- Weis is such a danger.
This is -- a Minneapolis Minnesota and there was a survey so there's 235 questions asked to teen boys.
And we've spent a lot of time even on the show focusing on teen girls and how about their body image.
So it's good to look at teen boys and say what are they thinking.
And what the study showed is that over 90% of them are trying to build up muscle mass they want to look buff.
The thinking about celebrities that look at where people that are working out they want to work out.
But the problem in the study was that it showed an increased risk of using protein powder over 35% of the boys use protein powder.
And there's a suggestion here that it could increase your risk of using steroids and anabolic steroids now.
Taking protein in and of itself isn't a big deal -- I mean you can have protein supplements and they're not gonna hurt you it's okay if your team absolutely it's not gonna hurt you that.
That the only problem is that among those that we're doing it there's a question about whether they -- as well I mean I don't want people to take protein supplements to build up their body when their -- and out and not eat a well balanced meal.
And you the people that -- sports people kids that are exercising.
On a sports team were twice as likely to be using these supplements as people who weren't.
So I'm worried about instead of eating regularly using -- supplements and the question.
Which the study did not answer which is is there is this going to lead to more anabolic steroid use the overall issue though I'm against which is.
-- -- teams to do cardiovascular.
Exercise elect them on treadmills -- like them on the elliptical elect them on the bike this is what I believe -- who's that improves your heart.
The idea of building your upper body -- up.
May make you more attractive to young women it's I'm not against it but that's not his health.
But I've always understood that maybe have the barge muscle groups developed it helps you burn the calories throughout the day as well and I don't know I'm -- -- I don't know that if there's anything really wrong with taking pro team but I'd imagine too much protein -- the body can't break it down.
Absolutely and I'm -- your blood bar the so I have a different take than mark on this I actually.
Don't like that idea of -- is going around and taking these -- partners you've got to find that from parents.
What exactly the causes are you trying to become a member of competitive football team.
Are you just because it's it's a competition between did did did your -- it doesn't make much of -- senators and it's not just going to lead to more steroids and other things.
It can actually cause some illegal drugs and other things it's not -- to your point.
A lot of protein can put a lot of pressure in your liver and your kidneys you can get kidney -- You start burning fat seeking get -- toast is and that's not healthy.
I think did the study itself it may not be as as important.
What he brings up -- for parents who we have -- open communication -- your teens and find out what's going during their lives why are they taking -- how there's just how others.
Could be treated as another drug or medication I would not take it lightly.
And I think going back to healthy lifestyle exercising and getting good proletarian and then.
-- real diverse food is is a way to go so I'm a -- against these -- Yeah it's you know part I think -- into other things as well.
I don't think they're healthy and I think that they're part of -- whole idea of building a body image in -- -- I don't want.
Yet yet you -- you kind of don't think about the girls are you know president guys are under pressure now that -- that -- such a difficult time for some menacing and watch 6% are taking steroids that's not how that's not a matter that.
Goodness that's -- -- sort of -- and everything are.
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Today Europeans and North Americans are among those who arrive for the beaches, the sunshine, the food, and the people. You won't find lovelier stretches of sand anywhere. And the men on the sand — at Copacabana's Bolsa Beach and Ipanema's Farme de Amoedo (or "Farme Gay") — are jaw-droppingly gorgeous. Both beaches are a great place to meet new friends or find out where the in-crowd is headed that evening.
Rio's gay nightlife, centered in Ipanema and Copacabana, is another draw for foreign travelers. You'll find every kind of music imaginable, but make sure you try one of the clubs where they dance the samba and bossa nova. The sight of so many hot men swaying to the tropical beat will surely be one of your best memories of Rio.
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To my mind there is no more beautifully situated city in the world than Rio de Janeiro. A beachside metropolis, my favourite kind of urban destination, it spreads up from the Atlantic Ocean into the dramatic mountains behind it. Many are oddly rounded in shape, like Sugarloaf (which takes its name from a time when sugar was shaped in cones) and Corcovado ("hunchback" in Portuguese), graced for more than 80 years by the outstretched arms of Christ the Redeemer, who blesses the city and her residents no matter what sins they get up to.
Rio dates back to the 1500s and was once the capital of Brazil, before the central government was moved in the middle of the last century to Brasília, in the wilds at the heart of the country. Still, even the designers of the new capital so loved Rio they refused to live in Brasília. The most famous architect of the new capital, Oscar Niemeyer, lives in a curvaceous ocean-view high rise on Avenida Atlantica. Niemeyer, 105 years old (in December 2012), is the perfect example of what locals call a Carioca de Gema, or native of Rio "down to the yolk." Such people refuse to leave Rio; once you visit this seductive city with its mix of danger, sensuality and beauty, you'll understand.
My first visit to Rio was in 2000, and I landed in the middle of Carnival. I was travelling with my friend Jim Green, a professor at Brown University and the author of the book Beyond Carnival, about Brazil's gay history. I could not have had a better person as a guide. We spent time in Copacabana, where the gay beach, marked by its own rainbow flag, sprawls from the famous Copacabana Palace hotel. We delighted in watching famous Brazilian pornstars order drinks from the gay kiosk on Avenida Atlantica, with its black and white swirled walkways.
The other gay beach is in Ipanema, a more upscale, less crowded part of the city where we watched well-toned men (often called Barbies for their beautiful, though distinctly male, physiques) play volleyball where the sands meet the Rua Farme de Amoedo, considered the main gay drag. I partied at the Banda de Ipanema street festival while getting rained on, surrounded by hundreds of Speedo-clad men whose feathery head-dresses wilted to the pavement.
Farther from the centre of Rio is the beach at Leblon, and during Carnival it's home to the Gay Ball at the social club Scala, which for me was the highlight. I danced with a hunky Argentine tourist, a transgender beauty and a ball-gowned woman old enough to be my grandmother. All this special gay fun was in addition to the normal goings-on during Carnival, including the Sambadromo, where the parades of samba schools competing for the best themes and costumes all take place.
Carnival, which takes place just before Lent, is the party that put Rio on the map, but there are other great times to visit the city. One of the world's biggest New Year's celebrations is Réveillon, when millions of Cariocas dress in white and head to the beach, throwing flowers into the Atlantic Ocean as offerings to Yemanja, the goddess of the sea, celebrated in the Penelope Cruz movie Woman on Top. We all know what happens when white clothes hit water, so after the flowers are thrown, people find other ways to ring in the new year.
Any event will have a gay dimension in Rio, but if you want to visit during Pride itself, head to Rio in October, just as summer is beginning. This year's Pride had nearly a million participants. Clovis Casimiro, the commercial director of the gay tourism promotion group ABRAT GLS, says that during Pride or any time, "Rio is so fun because of the local people and the combination of nature and metropolis --and also because Rio means the Brazilian way of life -- relaxed, happy, colourful, with music and great hosts!"
Casimiro reminds us that while beaches made Rio famous, the city is so much more than just that. Within the old downtown, you'll find fantastic colonial churches, like São Bento, with its interior awash in gold, or the space-capsule-shaped Catedral Metropolitana. I love the old plazas here in the center, often devoid of tourists, who stick to the beaches. The downtown is full of imposing early-20th-century classical structures, along with mid-century moderns built under dictatorships, which seem almost Pharaonic in scale. No gay person worth his or her salt will want to miss the neighbourhood of Flamengo, with its Carmen Miranda Museum. Gay artist Ulisses Rabelo sculpted many of the mannequins that hold the brilliant clothes this Brazilian star wore in numerous Hollywood musicals of the 1940s.
Overlooking Rio is the hillside neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, which has undergone a revival and is full of artists and galleries. At the bottom of the hills, below Santa Teresa, is a famous aqueduct, the Arcos da Lapa, in the area known as Lapa. This neighbourhood, now full of clubs and music bars, is a little seedy and was once the haunt of the legendary Madame Satã, whose real name was João Francisco dos Santos, an infamous gang member and drag performer in the 1920s and 1930s. Madame Satã is just one example of Rio's gay history and her always-lurking dangers. The city has dramatically improved in the past decade in both cleanliness and safety, as all of Brazil's economy has uplifted and with the city preparing for the Olympics.
Still, night is a time to be cautious. I was once attacked by young kids with knives in Copacabana. In the end, I was relatively unharmed, just a little shaken, but I was left with one of my favourite Rio stories. I flagged down the police, explaining to them what had happened, but we could not find the suspects when we did a drive-around. The police asked me where I was heading, which was to a new gay bar (since closed.) The policemen did not know of it but said they would instead take me to Le Boy, Rio's best-known gay club. They turned on the sirens and the flashing lights and sped me through the streets. In front of Le Boy, I hugged and kissed the policemen goodbye and stepped out of the patrol car into the club, skipping the long line, with everyone thinking I was a celebrity or a gay cop. There is no city in the world quite like Rio.
Getting here
You'll most likely fly into Aeroporto Internacional do Galeão, about 45 minutes northwest of the city. Aeroporto Santos Dumont, closer to the city, is where the Rio-São Paulo air shuttle touches down. Airport taxis where you pay in advance can be found at both of these gateways.
Getting around
Rio's Metro is an excellent subway and rapid transit system. Tourists can connect between Ipanema, Copacabana, Botafogo, Flamengo, Gloria, Central Station in downtown, and beyond, then hop a taxi for streets around stations. Buses are everywhere, but unless you're a local you probably won't figure them out before it's time to board your homeward-bound flight. Taxis are easy to hail on the street, but for an air conditioned cab you might want to have your hotel call one for you. They are more expensive, but worth it on the hottest days.
Ipanema and Copacabana are the center of Rio de Janeiro's gay nightlife. Nights out for people usually begin at friends' houses, in cocktail lounges, or over dinner, before they hit the dance clubs after midnight. Though Ipanema has no big dance clubs, there are plenty of small and chic ones here. Watch out for circuit parties too. They might be anywhere, from the beach to an old industrial building or on a farm outside the city, but most take place in the downtown district.
What to do
Rio's Carnival, is held each year, 40 days before Easter. Here and across Brazil, normal business is suspended for a week. It all began in Rio, in 1641, following the style of European balls and masquerade parties. Over time locals adapted and creolized the pageant with elements of native and African cultures, and it grew to become one of the biggest street parties in the world. Each year revelers attempt to outdo the lavish excesses of the year before; costumes and floats are a year in preparation. Neighborhood Blocos, much like the Krewes of New Orleans, include percussion or music groups, with amusing themes and elaborate parades - in a small area, or through the streets of Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Lagoa, Jardim Botânico, downtown Rio, and elsewhere. Events might begin as early as January, and gay people are fully integrated into the affair from exotic drag to buff bodies. Besides all the outdoor celebrations, there's plenty going on at the clubs too.
The Gay Pride Parade takes place each October or November, along Copacabana Beach, and parties continue all night long. Over a million people of all kinds typically participate in the street party.
Currency and Money
The Brazillian real (meaning "royal") is the local currency. The coins are divided into the same denominations as most currencies, so getting to know the local money is easy. Online websites like XE provide exchange rates that are close to what credit or debit cards scales will be. Plastic is widely accepted, so you won't need to risk carrying a lot of cash. As always when going abroad, inform your bank of travel plans (avoid anti-theft protocols), find out if they have local partner banks (save on ATM charges), and get phone numbers - other than 800 codes that won't work outside the US - just in case.
Media & resources
Rio Gay Guide is an online English-language city guide.
TripAdvisor has a good online guide to vacations in Rio, and Rio-Carnival has info about the big annual event.
Gringo-Rio.com is the English language guide and blog of a eight-year straight expat in Rio, with advice on many things; from hotels and apartments to restaurant tips, sights, museums, sports, travel, language, and festivals.
Veja Rio, a good source of information on what's going on in town, also has listings of almost every restaurant in the city. The Rio Times, a locally published English language newspaper, will keep you up to date with news and local listings.
The mainline papers O Globo and Jornal do Brasil have entertainment supplements with a gay section. All are in Portuguese, so if you "não falar a lingua," use google translate, or break the ice with a local by asking. Event flyers are left in gay-frequented places, handed out in the streets, and on the beach.
For map locations and website links to the businesses below, and more, see our gay Rio listings pages.
Going out
Most gay-frequented clubs and cafes are mixed, so for men-only venues it's a sauna or sex club you're looking for, and there are plenty of those. Some clubs have dark rooms, but if you duck inside to play, make sure your wallet stays in a safe place. Lock up the passport at the hotel - a photocopy with you will do for ID. When bar hopping after dark, it's best to take a taxi. Most dance clubs and circuit parties go late into the wee hours, and there's after-hours dancing to keep folks busy until past sunrise. See our map and listings tab above for locations and web links.
Boite 1140 (Rua Capitao Menezes, 1140 -Placa Seca/Jacarepagua) long-time Rio favorite gay nightclub, 3 areas to choose from, patio, big crowd, elaborate drag performances.
Buraco da Lacraia (Rua Andre Cavalcanti, 58 -Lapa) -- (appears to be CLOSED) -- aka Star Club, very cruisy dark room, wacky drag shows, karaoke, mostly young, friendly locals, eclectic crowd -not the ritzy Zona Sul types.
Caroline Cafe (Rua J.J. Seabra, 10 -Jardim Botânico) home-style food, cosmopolitan atmosphere, bar and lounge, Sushi, Sunday brunch Brazilian and American style.
Casa de Matriz (Rua Henrique de Novais 107 -Botofogo), house-cum-nightclub, dancing, games, movies, alternative party people escaping the standard club scene.
Cine Ideal (Rua da Carioca, 64 -downtown), electronic music nightclub in refurbished old cinema, roof deck has great views of the city.
Dama de Ferro (Rua Vinicius de Moraes, 288 -Ipanema) -- (appears to be CLOSED) -- late night dancing until sunrise, lounge and gallery on two floors.
Expresso Carioca (Rua Farme de Amoedo, 76 -Ipenema), small gay bar/cafe, rustic brick and wood interior, fruity champagne cocktails, beer, bruscettas, sidewalk seats.
Fosfobox (Rua Siqueira Campos, 140-22a/down -Copa) small, fashionable, mixed crowd, basement dance club in shopping center, alternative, funk, indy, techno music.
Galeria Cafe (Rua Teixeira de Mello, 31/E-F -Ipanema), tiny busy very chic dance bar and lounge, good-looking crowd.
La Cueva (Rua Miguel Lemos, 51/down -Copa) popular with bears and older guys (and those seeking them) on weekends; younger crowd weekdays, Tuesday nights in particular, with popular DJ's.
Le Boy (Rua Raul Pompeia, 102 -Copa) nightly dancing, drag shows, erotic naked go-go dancers and rent boys; theme parties, international celebrity guest DJ's. Women pay higher cover. Also sauna with it's own sex shows, and smaller Le Girl women-only club next door.
Maxim's (Av. Atlantica, 1850, Copa), seafood restaurant, Brazilian and International menu, steaks, pizza and burgers; long-popular transvestite bar.
Papa G (Travessa Almerinda Freitas, 42 -Madureira), off-beaten-track locals' dance and show bar, Wednesday through Sunday divas, theme parties, go-go boys and girls, men and women mix.
Pipper (Av. 13 de Maio, 23 -Cinelândia), trendy young crowd, cocktails and dance club, resident DJs, go-go boys, next to Theatro Municipal, downtown.
Pizzaria Rainbow (Av Atlantica, kiosk 8 -Copa), beachside stand, look for rainbow flag, 17 varieties of pizza, beer, until 1am.
Tô Nem Aí (Rua Farme de Amoedo 57 -Ipanema), Caipirinhas (the national cocktail) and draft beer, snacks and light fare, just off the beach, mixed crowd, patio tables on lively street.
Turma OK (Rua do Rezende, 43 -downtown), drag amateurs and pros, pageants, Mr OK hot older guy contests.
Up Turn Bar (Av das Americas, 2000 -Barra) small locals' party bar at shopping center.
The Week (Rua Sacadura Cabral, 154 -Saúde) dance club of the moment in Rio and Sao Paulo; top DJs, shows, many go-go boys; gayest on Saturdays and packed with circuit party people, higher cover charge for women.
Zero Zero (Av Padre Leonel Franca, 240 – Gávea, at Planetario da Gávea), daytime restaurant, trendy dance club, garden patio with comfy sofas, cosmopolitan Zona Sul crowd. Big Sunday nights.
Among circuit parties, BITCH (Bitch.com.br) is an ongoing regular, coming around every 3 months or so.
There are perhaps 20 gay saunas in Rio at any given time; most are busiest 6-10pm, and close by midnight, but a few stay open later. None requires membership. Pay the entry fee, massage charges, and bar tab as you leave. The self-employed escorts require cash (to avoid them see "sem boys" in ads). Many have a social club atmosphere, and men often come just for drinks, to play cards, to relax and chat. For those wanting sensual diversions, most places have private cabins, and many have independent lads who romp for pay. Masseurs are house-employed, offering deep muscle therapeutic relief. Bring your own lube and condoms, but flip-flops and towels are provided. A few are listed here and in our map & listings section.
AX 11.9 Sauna (Rua Paulo Barreto, 119, Botafogo), dry sauna, steam room, porn videos, dark room, massage service, internet access, bears' nights.
Bonsucesso (Rua Bonsucesso, 252/A -Bonsucesso), cabins, steam and dry sauna, dark room, tanning room, masseurs.
Club 117 (Rua Candido Mendes, 117 -Glória), dry and steam saunas, erotic videos, dark room, hotel-style rooms, bar, bath robes; massage, "sensual" shows, go-go boys and friendly, sexy escorts in red towels who vie for your favors. Open 3pm-1am.
Club 29 (Rua Prof. Alfredo Gomes, 29 -Botafogo), cabins, dry and steam saunas, masseurs, cyber cafe with WiFi, open until 4am (except Sundays, midnight).
Club Gayligola (Rua Ubaldino do Amaral, 50 -downtown) gay sex club, dark room, video room, erotic lounge, no escorts.
Copacabana Sauna (Rua Dias da Rocha, 83 -Copa), cabins, dry and steam saunas, swimming pool, beauty spa, dark room, masseurs.
Kabalk (Rua Santa Luiza, 459 - Maracanã), cabins, dry and steam saunas, beauty salon, dark room, masseurs.
Le Boy Fitness (Rua Raul Pompeia, 102 -Copa), cabins, dry and steam saunas, workout area, dark room, erotic stripper shows. Open 3pm - 4am with free access to Le Boy dance club.
Termas Leblon (Rua Barao da Torre, 522 - Ipanema), cabins, dry sauna and steam, beauty spa, dark room, masseurs.
Termas New Meio Mundo (Rua Teófilo Otoni, 18 -Centro), sauna facilities, private cabins, food & drinks cafe, erotic male strippers; plus a wide variety in rentboy types to satisfy most any preference.
Point 202 (Rua Siqueira Campos, 202 -Copa), dry and steam sauna, cabins, TV/video lounge, snack bar, massage, VIP Boys escorts.
Projeto SB (Rua Dezenove de Fevereiro, 162 -Botafogo), comfortable modern facilities, cabins, dry and steam saunas, Jacuzzi, dark room, cyber cafe, therapeutic massage. Weekend open-end hours.
Rio G Spa (Rua Teixeira de Mello, 16 -Ipanema), all-modern steam/sauna, spa facilities, therapeutic massage, facials, dark room, cinema, internet.
Spa 73 (Rua Pereira de Almeida, 73 -Bandeira), sauna, massage, Perfect Man contest, erotic boys shows, Bingo Boys. Open 3-midnight Monday-Saturday.
Studio 64 (Rua Redentor, 64 -Ipanema), private cabins, dry sauna, steam room, dark room, gym, masseurs, open until 1am.


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NORTH ADAMS -- Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' (MCLA) Gallery 51 has announced that its new manager is C. Ryder Cooley, an interdisciplinary artist, musician and performer who has performed at the College and in downtown North Adams for several years at a wide variety of events, including those for MCLA Presents!, DownStreet Art and MCLA Gallery 51.
A working artist for more than 20 years, Cooley has worked in a number of capacities within the non-profit arts sector - from curating community exhibits at the San Francisco Public Library to teaching youth programs at Time and Space Limited in Hudson, N. Y.
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A A+F Campus Strictness: Can't really comment on this one, I personally have never had a problem with campus police and I have not stayed in a dorm.
A A+F Diversity: May be just me but diversity has not been an issue and frankly never even though about it. The is a diverse amount of people here but not the focus of discussions.
A A+F Computers: Have had internet access from just about anywhere (even in the parking lots). The system is almost never down and the internet speed is as good as broadband.
A A+F Guys & Girls: Top notch peers. Everyone is courteous and many go out of their way to help others.
Campus Dining: Have not eaten on campus as I am a commuter, have heard that it is quite good and there is a large menu to choose from.
F A+F Parking: Parking on campus sucks. End of story. Nobody likes it, it's a big problem for commuter students.
C A+F Weather: I love the rain, so I don't mind, but most people at Rowan hate the weather. It usually rains about 2-3 times a week regardless of season. Beautiful sunsets though. And the woodsy atmosphere makes it nice to explore when the weather is nice.
B A+F Health & Safety: Rowan is a pretty safe campus. Although the Wellness Center isn't always open, it has good medicine and personable staff workers. Rowan's security officer and police officer presence discourages a lot of reckless activity, it happens but not a lot of fights break out on or off campus. There are a good amount of robberies but that's usually due to people not locking their dorms/being careless. The Drug Scene is pretty real, but only if you're in it, it's completely possible to bypass drugs and alcohol if one so chooses.
B A+F Guys & Girls: There are a lot of Girls at Rowan. More girls than guys actually. It's a pretty broad range too. There are cute athletes, artsy girls, party girls, hardworking and ambitious girls. Weird girls, girls that are TOO "normal", pretty much something for every taste.
D A+F Campus Dining: While the food isn't that bad, and there about 5 main food places, availability is extremely aggravating. All meal plan options end everyday, indefinitely from 1am-7am. After 5pm on friday the only healthy/vegetarian/vegan directly on campus and that takes meal plan closes until Monday afternoon. The food in the cafe usually has a variety of cultural meals depending on the day/week/month and sometimes it's really good. Prof's Place which is an overpriced fast food place that sells cheesteaks, burgers, pancakes, subs, cold sandwiches, and the such, but most full meals exceed available meal plan options and often you go over and have to use the boro bucks(monopoly money used around Glassboro) or dining dollars which can be used on campus dining. There a lot of fast food and order out places around Glassboro that take Rowan Card and accept boro bucks.
F A+F Campus Strictness: The campus strictness is very annoying on campus, that kind of just puts a nice fat wet blanket on the Rowan experience sometimes. Police always seems be breaking up parties, even when they're aren't out of hand or very loud. The drug policy is very hypocritical. Drug offenders are usually kicked out of housing, suspended, and academic probation while alcohol offenders have to pay a fine and take a drug class, but rarely lose housing/academic standing. It's so easy to get a parking ticket with without the proper sticker, it's ridiculous. Protests/Demonstrations are literally limited to one area in front of the student center. It's a free speech zone. Anything outside of the patio in front of the student center is in danger of violating the campus policy and will likely be shut down. Campus art is also greatly discouraged. The Rowan Arts Collective, drew chalk in the Gazebo near the freshmen dorms, and in front of student center(free speech zone) and where asked to remove the beautifully drawn art and not to do it ever again. The RA's can range anywhere from very laid back or disgustingly anal/to the code.
D A+F Scholarships: It's not the worst, but it's frustrating.
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D A+F Overall Experience: Rowan is a good school academically. has a lot of cool people, and there are fun things to do on campus. But, from the terrible drug policy, lame party scene, to the very obvious social/racial segregation, and the subpar food, if I had a choice, I might have picked another school. Equally cool experiences as lame ones.
D A+F Computers: In terms of availability of computer labs, and printing, there are a number of Computer labs situated around campus for printing, crunching, or just getting papers done. It's included in the tuition, so you never have to worry about paying for printing. Rowan Wireless Network however, is absolutely atrocious. It goes in and out a lot, as is completely unreliable in every sense of the word. Whether it's streaming Netflix or sending homework blackboard. It is a merciless chaos creator that has no sympathy or discrimination for students, professors, or administrators. Everyone hates it. Everyone. The campus offers free labtop and phone repair, and they're pretty good/on-time.
D A+F Local Atmosphere: Glassboro is pretty boring. If there isn't a cool student organization activity, party, or if you're not in Philly, there will be nothing to do. At all. Cool for getting work done, but on the drier weekends, it can be a total pain in the ass.
C A+F Nightlife: The party scene at Rowan this year, is one word, Eh. There are good parties occasionally, the biggest party nights are Thursday and Saturday. On a good weekend there are about 7-10 parties on Thursday, 3-5 Friday, 5-7 Saturday. On a weekend where everyone decides to go home(still a big commuter school) there could be as little 3-5 thursday, 0 friday, 2-4 saturday. Don't let the number fools you though, just because there are upward of 7 parties in one night, you'll be lucky to get into 2 good ones the whole weekend. Very lucky. This is due in large fact to three things. 1 Ratio, Ratio, Ratio. If you try and get into a bumping frat or house party without bringing the appropriate amount of females(if you're a dude) or bringing too many guy friends(if you're a girl) don't expect to get into a lot of places after 11:30pm even with money. Most places are very strict with that. 2. To get into most parties for guys it costs $5 WITH ratio, so that usually eliminates party hopping, because if you want to leave, and the girls aren't coming, you're screwed and you'll have to pay another $5. 3. This one is usually the big fat, rain cloud, RoPo. Rowan Police is usually shutting down parties that get too crowded or popular within 2-3 hours of going on. So Project X-Glassboro edition not gunna happen. If of age, the local bar Landmark has decent drink prices, and dope first fridays and mexican mondays, and is usually packed saturdays. If these don't appeal to you, On Friday nights there is shuttle that goes to Philly from 7-12. Philly is awesome, however since the bus gets there at 7:30-7:40 and drops you off at the beginning of Front and South, if you want to go deep in before the first bus leaves 10:00 and don't wanna stay till 12, best off going earlier in the day or on a Saturday. Rowan After Hours and SUP! organize pretty cool events including free concerts, and movies that just came out within the past 2-8 months. There's also plenty of student organized events held at night, depending on the organization/time of year. There is fun, but one must look.
C A+F Campus Housing: The main campus at Rowan is a pretty weird place. On one hand, you have very new buildings such as Rowan Engineer Building, Bunce Business Building, Science Hall, and The Campbell Library. On the other hand you have very old buildings like Robinson and the Student Center. The interior of most buildings is pretty nice, and feel fairly clean. There's a great disparity with Dorms, and there's a level of elitism associated right below the surface of every dorm choice. Rowan Boulevard and Whitney Center are the premier choices for upperclassmen and honor students respectively. Both are well kept, have keycard entries, and one room only. Also the most expensive. Edgewood and Townhouses are less expensive, but still not that bad themselves, with townhouses having their own room and kitchen. Although Edgewood doesn't have it's own room, the living room and kitchen are fairly spacious. Triad is the worst. Old, ugly, smelly and far as heck, it's the dumping ground for people who waited to long on the lottery, transfers, and people who can't afford the the other housing options. Chestnut, Mullica, Evergreen, Magnolia, Willow, and Mimosa are all fairly similar freshmen dorms. Chestnut and Mimosa are always the most popular dorms to live in, and usually have the prettiest girls. Small spaces in every dorm, unless you're living in a single. The social atmosphere is pretty interesting and has it's mix of hipsters, preps, jocks, skaters, stoners, drama kids, drug dealers, cheer leaders, nerds, political activists, weirdos, and every other stereotype in between. Culturally the average Rowan guy or gal is a White middle-upper middle class Caucasian that enjoys smoking weed, longboarding, and recreational underage drinking. That being said, there are a lot of interesting, and funny people that go here.
F A+F Drug Safety: Thirsty Thursdays, F***ed Up Fridays, Savage Saturdays. The drinking on Rowan is pretty noticeable, most students can be seen stumbling back early on in the semester from parties. Most freshmen engage in underage drinking, and the RoPo(Rowan Police) are always out in the force Wednesday-Saturday Nights making sure students don't make poor decisions. There is a good amount of date rape that takes place at Rowan, and it's definitely a problem at the bigger Frat parties. However, after freshmen year, most respectable young gentlemen and ladies limit their goings to such places significantly and prefer to get inebriated with close friends in small gatherings, where the entrance fee isn't $1. A good amount of students are "trippy" and enjoy partaking in psychedelic experiences such as Shrooms, Acid, Molly, and the occassional Ketamine. There's also a large influx of research chemicals that pass as LSD, that can be found too if one knows the right people. And of course, like any other college campuses, Rowan University has a large stoner community. Almost as many people smoke weed as much as they drink, and in some social circles, cannabis is the preferred intoxicant of choice. Unfortunately Rowan has a terrible drug policy that kicks out or suspends students caught with or under the influence of marijuana or other drugs/paraphernalia. While at the same time handing out slaps on the wrist to those doing the same thing with Alcohol. Pretty annoying. Getting caught with weed or drugs on campus is a guarantee to losing housing THAT day, and a call to your parents.
C A+F Off-Campus Housing: If you want a location near the campus, you have to start almost 6 months-year ahead of time to get a good place that's affordable. If you have a car, longboard, or bike and don't mind a 10-15 place away from campus it's not bad at all, and a lot of places are reasonable with a good amount of space. That being said, A lot of houses do tend be farther off campus and make trips like food shopping, laundry, and eating out a serious hassle, especially when it gets cold.
C A+F Greek Life: Most people know the frats for throwing parties, but they are also known to be actively involved in the community. There are cool frats, nerdy frats, jerk frats. Most sorority girls are pretty stuck up, save a few.
C A+F Diversity: It's alright. There is still a noticeable racial separation. For example, Black and White Frats do not hold yearly introductions together.The parties are usually split up between black and white parties. Although there is a great number of crossover, it's still very segregated. Even so far as campus events, with many black and ethnic students not attending a lot of the sponsored campus events such as Rowan After Hours or SUP! events.
B A+F Campus Dining: great. food is good they switch it up just enough. the down stairs has a ton more options and not to pricey.
B A+F Local Atmosphere: right by Philadelphia. The town is low income but nice people.
F A+F Athletics: i was recruited for football. took the first year off to work out and get grades up. Attended the football games stood on the side line. After 3 games i quit the team and dropped my scholarship. NO ONE GOES TO THE GAMES and it was worst then a sub par high school atmosphere
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Rowan University can be your everything – your friend, your adoptive mother, father and it can even be your enemy at times, but if you can survive four years at the elusive New Jersey state school, you are sure to become a better person, with a degree to boot. Some of Rowan's programs and majors have talented professors and curriculum with the sophistication of an ivy-league college. Going to Rowan can be fun. The people that you meet while at Rowan can go on to be lifelong friends that you meet up with every now and then – the same can be said about the networks and lifelong connections.
Rowan is a different college that helps nurture different students. Everyone seems to fit in at Rowan because everyone is different. If you are the brooding loner, rest assured, we have a room with black walls just for you. If you consider yourself a nightlife vixen, we have plenty of guys just for you. And if you are hoping to get a once and a lifetime experience of academia and success, Rowan is the college for you. Rowan can change your life – whether it is for the good or the bad is up to you.
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Niagara County Sheriff's Deputies followed footprints in the snow to locate a car larceny suspect.
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In the last couple of post we started looking at the encounter between God and Elijah. We looked at how even when running from God, Elijah still had an encounter with God. We also looked at how God will ask us questions in an encounter with Him so that we can learn in the encounter and not because God does not know the answer. We saw how sometimes we need to have our physical needs taken care of before we can have a God encounter. We also saw that fasting is something that is a part of encountering God. If you need to review Elijah's encounter with God you can click here.
In Elijah's life and encounter with God we also see that sometimes we won't like what we hear when God encounters us. Elijah had run away from Queen Jezebel, fearing for his life. But God encountered him and sent him back to his homeland with a three-fold task. He is to anoint Hazael King of Syria, anoint Jehu King of Israel and anoint Elisha a prophet to replace him. The kings that Elijah were to anoint were vicious men, probably a task that Elijah didn't want to do. Also, when he anointed Elisha to take his place, he had to deal with his own humanity and frailty. No one likes to step aside to allow someone else to take their place. Yet, Elijah encountered God and from that experience, received enough strength to do tasks that were unenjoyable.
God may call you to do the unenjoyable and if you do not do them your life will be unenjoyable! If you do them, know that God will give you the strength to make it through! God will call all of us to do tasks we do not want to do and when He does we need to be on our faces before Him and seeking Him so that we have the strength and courage to do what he is calling us to do. This is not about selfishness, but about doing what God is asking us to do which is humble ourselves and pray and seek His face (2 Chron. 7:14). The problem is too many just want to pray and seek His face and leave the humbling ourselves behind – if you do not humble yourself – your prayers will be out of a wrong motive and most likely not heard by God.
So when we are discouraged what does God teach us to do? God shows us here that action is the best thing to break discouragement. Often we try to get discouraged people to rationalize why they are discouraged. We try to deal with an emotional problem by academic means; but that doesn't always work. The best way to get the attention of those struggling with discouragement is to put them to work. Put their hands, feet, their total body into service for God. God gave the discouraged Elijah a task; but not just any task and not just one task.
The task involved the future. Many people are discouraged because they have no future—no hope. You can help someone who is discouraged by getting them to look to brightness of the future. Elijah needed to look beyond the present kings of Israel. Surely King Ahab and Queen Jezebel wanted to kill him, but God told him to anoint Jehu in their place, in other words look to the future. The greatest enemy that God's people had at the time was the king of Syria, and God told him to anoint the next king of that nation. Then God wanted him to look beyond his own life; God told him to anoint Elisha. In this way, God was assuring Elijah that His work would continue after his death. God had him looking forward.
God wants us to look beyond ourselves and to the hope that lies in the future. Too many of us talk disparagingly about the future and the future of the church but God is control and He will lead it. Stop looking at the negatives and focus on the positives – that is what God tells us in Philippians 4:8 – to look on the true, honorable, right, pure, lovely, attractive, excellent, and praiseworthy things. What are you looking at – at circumstance or what God says to look at?
God solves being blue or discouragement – by giving people hope, focusing them on the future, and putting them to work. One of the reasons people are sometimes blue is they can't see the future and especially a future for themselves. Sometimes just talk will not totally help a blue person and more needs to be done in their lives. God broke Elijah's discouragement by putting him to work and He will break your discouragement by giving you a task!
Has God ever given you an unenjoyable task? Do you see giving someone a task as the best way to get someone out of discouragement?


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Ive been reading up on the mega stack lately and actually have my second bottle of each supp on its way soon and I am curious as to a comment Robboe made in the main post on the Mega Stack.
Robboe's comment was in response to someone asking if the TAL stack would suffice for an H-drol PCT. He said to switch the order of AX with Triazole while keeping the LX the same.
I guess my question is why would I not want to start all 3 supps at the beginning of PCT? Is Robboe's advice in regards to the blood work and such showing the early significant increase in test levels from Triazole alone???
Im just kind of unsure if waiting 2 weeks after stopping a PH/DS to start a test booster is wise. I am sure there are plenty of reasons why but Im drawing a blank to any of them.
To anyone who chimes in on this, I thank you in advance.
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To Deliver Us from the Present Evil Age …
The freest people in the world are those who submit most fully to the authority of Christ in Scripture.
The freest people in the world are those who submit most fully to the authority of Christ in Scripture.
A Good Friday Meditation
What can we learn from Jesus about how to die?
God's pleasure in his name and his pleasure in doing good to sinners meet and marry in his pleasure in bruising his Son.
Do you join God in his affirmation of Jesus, or do you stand against God in the life of Jesus?
Instead of crushing us for our iniquities, God's Servant is crushed for them as our substitute.
We deserved to be slaughtered for our sin, but Jesus was slaughtered instead.
Jesus died for us to make us like him.
The most worthy of living, the least worthy of dying. This is the life Jesus gave for you—that you might live.
Were you ransomed when Christ died? Are you still under the guilt and power of sin when you might be free?
The purification that was made was made once for all.
Christ tasted death for everyone who has faith. Because the faith of everyone who believes was purchased by the death of Christ.
Those who embrace Jesus as their Lamb and their Lord will be sheltered from God's otherwise inescapable wrath.
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International Women's Day 2012: Funny Quotes By Funny Women
You don't have to be a woman to celebrate International Women's Day. In fact, you don't have to be an international woman - those of us who don't travel much are, amazingly, still included.
No, all you have to do is celebrate women in all their three-dimensional (or, in the case of Twitter, two-dimensional) glory.
So here at Huffington Post UK Comedy, we are, of course, celebrating funny women today. Female comedians, actors and writers - who are still very much dominated by their male counterparts, of course, but only in quantity, not quality.
Below are just a handful of quotes from some of our favourite funny women. They're quotes about being women, being themselves, being with men, being without men, wearing make-up, not playing football... you know, women's stuff.
Funny ladies of the past, present and future: we salute you (and then step into a bucket and hit our head on a mop handle).


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do i hafta listen to that shitty music if i go with ya?
If you could see my eyes right now.
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-- -- -- -- -- -- Thank you -- it's good to be back with you again again and got your governor of the state is here washing machines at the Supreme Court earlier today she got booed heavily into the -- your thoughts.
Well I think a lot of people ought to understand what happened in Arizona what was going on we basically had.
-- -- secure borders issued -- result of fast and furious we have one of our Border Patrol agents.
-- -- on -- steal drug distribution center for the United States of America.
That drugs are brought up across the border.
And when they have the drug dealers cartels have people sitting on mountains guidance so the people personally did not feel that the federal government was.
Fulfilling its responsibility providing them with -- a secure environment particularly in the southern part of our state that's what triggered this this law that.
That the Arizona legislature passed.
Yesterday secretary -- senator Schumer rather out held a hearing about.
And about legislation that in the event that the Supreme Court to uphold the Arizona law but he wants it is this legislation which I guess would have -- Overruled the the Supreme Court but -- we'll be back fighting that's been court everybody will at that point but I'm curious.
Is there it was their legitimate legislative purpose is senator humors hearing yesterday picking up and want was it strictly -- I have never seen senators Schumer address any issue.
Unless it was political in the United States.
Bob Dole wants it the most dangerous place to be in Washington DC is between senator Schumer and a television camera that holds true today.
What do you think it was an action that schedule this year and for the it's all got to do politics and election and that's unfortunate because.
I'm confident that we could sit down together and work out -- the Mac to work out.
Comprehensive legislation.
Operation but.
Senator Schumer doesn't mention the fact.
That the -- United States had over one majorities in both houses of congress for two years did you ever see in immigration reform bill.
Before the United States congress by the administration when president had majorities in both houses of course not.
Now he's using this -- you to try to isolate -- Hispanic vote and you gotta give some credit Eric.
Succeed to some degree.
I'm -- but explain that because and I'm July 1 point and the president gave a speech on immigration.
An illegal immigration but American University went up and I and I sat in his speech at the time he had the housing at the senate both Democrats.
And then nothing -- why what why was nothing done because if -- it with what the Democrats wanted to achieve -- As something at that that was the perfect point down on the heels of a speech and while they still control both houses.
Not I don't know you'd have to ask him without any experience I had after the terrible shooting that took place in Tucson represented Giffords was.
Which wounded severely -- you know I wrote a piece in the Washington Post thanking the president because he came to Tucson and talked about how.
It was a very excellent speech and was helped with the healing and so I was invited over the White House -- -- the White House and sat down with the present.
-- primarily discussed two issues one was -- -- line item veto on the other.
Was about immigration and I should we stand ready to work with you on an immigration bill he said.
You'll be hearing from us still waiting for the phone.
What's isn't -- owed that not to do anything minutes and yet here he's he's spoken about a -- Any reason why we just get consumed with other things why wouldn't you want to report.
I don't know why the president does what he does when we were when Ted Kennedy and I were doing immigration reform.
Part of this volume which was compromised the Democrats and unions don't like guest worker programs -- you know.
But Ted Kennedy included in -- compromise so that we could.
Having bipartisan compromise who went to the floor.
Within amendment to sunset in -- -- in the guest worker program but not the rest.
I've been the immigration reform bill -- other than senator Barack Obama.
And I saw.
Frankly Senator Ted Kennedy get very unhappy about that.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Well as you know this whole thing took place.
I'm thirteen this month we are now.
Two weeks later we did not receive any information as far as the military side is concerned.
So we had a briefings from.
Morning and hadn't -- -- -- general and -- But I don't know how many thousand briefings have had a tenth.
In my life this was absolutely the most nonsensical -- they didn't even know what date the president got to Carnahan.
They didn't know who was the -- was -- charge and it's a and whoever was in charge they didn't know where that.
Person why why why is -- room.
I have I think it dividend -- giving the information they don't care they're too busy with other things a lot where's the information.
I have no idea.
But they kept saying well these cases under the uniform code of military justice have to be very investigation going on and on and I tried to emphasize to them.
We're not interfered with the cases but there are possible ramifications.
The national security.
Where -- prostitution in a room that had sent the president's schedule the night before the president arrived.
What was the relationship was was there.
Information given what what is so hold it wouldn't wish there and is there.
A problem with the national security side of this.
And I'm -- for protecting the rights of individuals under investigation but certainly it's a national security issues we should know about.
Senate thank -- that's -- thank you.
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