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Through the only lit window on the ground floor of a dun-coloured building - the only lit window in the whole block - Jake sees an empty cupboard and a cot.
On the side of the room farthest from the window, the boy lies on the worn ticking of the mattress, reading a book. Half an hour ago the girl, astonished by the resonances between this night and the novel she's reading, made a surprised noise in her throat and handed the book to the boy. Now she leans against the cupboard, looking into the street. Overhead wires divide the dark sky from the pools of light cast by lamps hanging from every other pole. The dim buildings across the way seem malevolent presences. The well-manicured boulevard in front of the old warehouse gleams: a green plane belonging to another universe. This scene, too, reminds the girl of one of the scenes from the novel.
The boy skims through to the main action of the story, which takes place at night in a desolate area of small businesses just like this district. A tramp is struck down by a pale blue TransAm driven by some girl who, directed by her date, is going to - But the boy, hardly able to keep his eyes open after such a hectic day and less impressed by the coincidences than the girl, reads no further before falling asleep.
What is that sound? She presses her fingers against her eyes and the view before her is imprinted on her lids, the TransAm drifting out of sight, leaving the clear image of the tramp slumped in the gutter on a pile of new mown grass. An engine running, a car idling.
Tap my right foot on the gas then my left foot on the high-beam button and chew slowly, let's say thoughtfully, on a bitten-off fingernail, smoke creeping along the dash. Once I worked for a blacksmith. So that's dishwasher, gandy dancer, automobile painter, blacksmith's apprentice, cabdriver. Can't picture me young, betcha. Ten years hard labour. But I never touched her, your Honour! You're dirty, Lucy said, and I've had enough, me and the baby're moving in with Mama. So she did. Flick the fag into the night, knuckles to my mouth and blow through them into my palms. Yeah, I saw the blonde climb out of the TransAm, the boy panting at her heels. And the dirty sod peeping at them through the window, ankle deep in fresh grass. Licking his lips. Wiping his hands on the back of his pants. Stinking pisspot. They're only kids. None of my business. A fare's a fare and he left a twenty when he told me to wait. Chew the skin behind each fingernail. Ah, thank God it's spring. Things could be worse. In spring I'm never cold, though wet's possible, a good soaking, a downpour when I'm limping between the cab and some apartment block. Quick, my kingdom for a change of clothes, a fresh pair of undershorts. What's the sky doing? If it were to rain, I'd count my blessings. Once my dad gave me a rabbit called Ears. Ears came out sniffing when I called. O the pain of my back. I never get out of the taxicab if I can help it, never say boo to a passenger, not one word. Sure, they never greet me either. If one were to say howdy, then I'd say howdy back. Yeah, that's what it takes. That's a start. Anyway, I know my job - follow that car - it's pure knee jerk. Sometimes, when I turn a corner, I'm a NASCAR dude, lips set and heart like a child's. You're a beautiful baby, Papa's sunshine, that's what. So that's cab driver, peeping Tom, let's see, doesn't matter, not a tinker's cuss. Tinker, tailor. Used to know that one. I saw the kid hide the girl's keys on top of the closet, the young swine. The old fart. The sullen deadbeat. What a phony accent. What a stink! I wish- No. I have nothing to say, your Honour. Open the curtains wide, sweetheart. Let's see you. Never happen, pal. But we're mesmerized, old bastard and me. What will we do? Nothing. Where will we go? Nowhere. Count my blessings anyway. The rabbit, Lucy, our baby girl. I'm no bum. I own my own taxi, and it's warm, the meter's up to fifteen-fifteen. I could leave now and take a five-buck tip. Always ahead of myself. They wipe their little noses on the grass, rabbits, nip the blades with their teeth. Ah. She's taking her clothes off. Good. The blonde's taking off her clothes and me and the drifter and the boy watch her and soon we'll know something. Spring will change to summer and that pile of grass will turn to hay, bleached by sun, burrowed in by mice night after night. Long days will pass and the hay spawn mouse and spider and fly in the heat from the hay, hotter and hotter, till the stack explodes. We'll all know something. She leans so softly and sweetly into the room. And the boy will show her his lucky horseshoe.
Jake stares through the window at the leggy blonde he's been following. He knows this girl, knows her house, knows her car. Feels the tense veins beneath her milky skin, the highways that taper for mile after cool mile. This boy seems a thin satellite, a wisp, in her presence. When the boy's hand rises to stroke the girl's breast, the book falls from her grasp.
The boy gets up on one elbow, licks the indentation of her right thigh, his free hand clutching at her wrist, pulling her down to lie beside him. Afterwards, he walks to the window.
Is she bored? He can't tell. He watches her turn the pages, watches her eyes following the lines, left to right, top to bottom.
Keep driving. Now we're accomplices. We don't talk about it. He wants to make out. I'm so not into that. What kind of thing is hitting the old guy? I've seen him before. A creep, but he never does anything. I guess I'm okay but my neck hurts. After the dance, in the TransAm, we have nothing to say. But he gives me this look. Like we're really going to do this. I'm like okay, all right, whatever. He's shocked it's my first time, and it hurts and really, I could be anything. Anyone. No one. It's like a roll of loonies sliding in and out of me. I'm thinking wow. So strange the way it all seems to connect. This lonely business area, taxi idling across the street. He's pretty cute, though not so tough, and he's sweating like a mechanic even though the room's cool. The old man just bounces off the windshield. We warm ourselves up, but the heat doesn't last. A silhouette against the glass, is he facing me or facing outside? I can't tell. It's all right for him, he wasn't the one driving.
With a sigh, the boy returns his attention to the window in time to see a figure slip from the cab across the road toward their building. The girl flicks on the light, takes up the novel. She is reading a description of the girl at the wheel of the TransAm - the tires' screech as the car speeds round the corner. He regrets having given her the novel. This evening at the dance he felt sure he'd made the right move, but now he blames the book for the way the night's turning out. She says she's beginning to feel cold, but continues to read while he watches the fat red whiskery face outside the window. By shifting his focus he can see the girl reflected in the dirty glass just as the tramp must see her. Under a low-wattage bulb, she reclines on the bed, one hand supporting the book, the other behind her head. Her hair spills onto the floor. Her leg through the slash in the white fabric gleams. Her hair on the boards gleams.
The boy says, There's something you should know.
She says, Let me finish the chapter, will you?
I've got it, the whole thing. Her breasts. Her nipples. My hands. When she got in the car her legs flashed to her crotch. She seems sad, no, nostalgic, sort of. Check. How am I doing? Do I know what to do next? No. I am ridiculous. I am the guy outside. Her TransAm shines, a bit of azure sky. The taxi is waiting. I should do something. I just wanted her to keep driving, driving. I want her body and her car. Could smash the window -
A man walks into a bank, rubbing his throat. He is dressed in a groovy coat and humming stuff into the air. What a gas! He doesn't unwind his scarf, man, cause that's working too.
What do you do? he thinks to the head of the lady in front of him. It's a long line. He thinks questions of each of them. He thinks things like How do you do? What do you do? and Why do you do? which is just a question his old English teacher kept hammering home. Ha! Why indeed.
But the woman in front of him he really did just wonder what. What do you do? Never mind she was a kind of maid he bet. Not a maid but maybe a nanny. He met a nanny once and the nanny was about that height, which is to say, there is a height for a nanny in this poor man's mind.
Anyway, the man walks into a bank and finds himself behind the nanny who he thinks is a nanny due to her height, which he estimates by looking from her to the doorway where the measuring stick for robbers is. Because he's worked for a long time in precise measurements, he tries to calibrate the measuring stick beside the door with the world around it. He is, himself, six feet and two inches, but he had never measured from his top point to his eyes, though he estimates, correctly, the distance is 4 ½ inches. That would mean he should be at 5' 9 ½" on the ruler (and he is).
But the man is feeling so good he's a little sloppy on the swivel of his head. His neck bobs a little, man, in between his laser-like straight-edge eye measurements and the air above the back of the nanny's head. And that's because of the song on in his car, the song singing Well, when will I be back home?
Soon, man, soon. He will be back home soon. There is just this stop at the bank before the trip. The song is more mournful than the man's own celebratory mood. He's going home free and clear, with no bones to pick, no scores to settle, no money to beg, no bills of any kind. Just love there, man. Just love.
Why don't some of these beautiful creatures around him look to him with questions? Why doesn't the nanny, for instance, turn around and open up her smile? But she can't be the nanny, though she is so similar - the eyes in his swiveling head measured her too tall. She was too tall to be that nanny, but never mind she is a nanny here -they are all people in his world, man, and he loves them all.
They have the weight of the world on their shoulders. He sees it, and he knows it's because they are hanging on to their precious egos and he almost slipped, in fact, when he thought of the nanny ahead of him, the perfectly dressed little woman who reminded him of a nanny he'd dated long ago. Let's be honest; he was obsessed. She gave him a new world and he believed in all of it, man. But he lost himself. He was gone.
It still caused a little pop in his head. It still opened a little space in that hollow cage of signs. He had lost himself, but not the right way. The right way was love, man, not desire. It had taken so long for him to learn, but that's okay. This is no race. And then this small woman in the bank line had almost triggered a relapse. He wanted briefly, before the desire could form into words, that nanny to be his nanny. He knew he could love her now.
He felt like he hadn't eaten for long time, a long long time. He felt something odd on the inside of his sleeve. It was, oh yeah; he'd been to the blood bank. That's the kind of bank to be in. That's giving, man. Through his sleeve he pulled the little cotton ball from his skin, then shook his arm, trying to loosen the cotton, trying to drop it out of his sleeve and into his hand.
Looking around at the others in the bank he saw they were all on the same journey. The old guy behind him wanted new stuff for his home. He had big gold rings on his knuckles. He smelled the baby smell of old men who'd done well, clean and powdered, with nothing but time. The sharp woman walking away from the other teller, jabbering into her tiny blue and grey earpiece, somewhere deep down she must want peace. We're all the same. We're all the same.
The man in the groovy coat wanted to hug them all to him and share this journey. He smiled. The nanny-sized woman in front of him was quick. There was a flurry of paper in and out of her worn purse, then she left the counter. He was still smiling as she turned around. She was not smiling, but she was very happy. Her eyes were alive, that's it; mischievous. That's okay, he thought. You play your tricks my little nanny. We can all love you without wanting anything back. He swiveled his head on a plane perfectly parallel to the floor and kept smiling at the nanny, then turned back to the teller.
His head bobbed a little as he set his gloves on the counter. He didn't look at the teller. I love this coat, man, I love this scarf, but I wish I could've been in the rat pack. I could be as cool as any of them, watching that little nanny walk away, going home for no reason at all. He bobbed his head, then remembered where he was and smiled at the teller.
She looked at him with a closed mouth and handed him a slip of paper with precise hand-writing in blue ink: YOU HAVE A GUN. IF I DO WHATEVER YOU WANT, I WON'T GET HURT.
But this is impossible. Is it possible? He looked behind himself. Has he misunderstood the way time works? Could he be going backwards? This is his world, isn't it? He felt his back pocket for his deposit slip. The teller shrieked. Everyone was on the ground. There were screams all around.
It's not that he hadn't paid attention. There was so much of greater importance with which to occupy his mind-the good feelings, man, the vibe that he was responsible for, the shit that made him live-so it's true, there was so much of greater importance than the quick flight of papers between grabbing hands.
His hands had held each other sometimes, as he had watched the nanny he had dated, in the old days. Actually, she is the only woman he had loved. Actually, his grief at losing her was what had eventually led to his discovery of this new way to live, which was, to be honest, working beautifully.
But when he and the nanny had been together, he seldom heard her words. Instead he might watch the thin hair on the top of her lip and wonder why on her it was lovely; why could he look right at it in wonder, why he could also stare for long moments at the birthmark on her shoulder blade and feel nothing but desire, despite the way this patch of skin the size and shape of a rodent was repulsive on its own. But he knew the answer was simple - she bore it, and it tasted like skin, like her all over again. He might stare at the thin wrists holding the bowl of latte to her lips and be amazed as if she had engineered the entire fragile machine, only to reach the obvious conclusion that no, she was human, and had grown into her body as simply as he had. Still, that this delicate condition was not hers alone, that it was for us all, that bodies were being broken and destroyed every day, today, on this earth - it only made his love grow.
Of course it was unhealthy. He knew that now. Love doesn't need to know, man. Love doesn't look so closely; love doesn't need to explain. It just doesn't need. Keep your ego out of it, man. And playing it all back, looking at it all over, that's natural, but keep the word should out of it - you can't fix the past. There's no such thing as should.
He learned it all, but he couldn't forgive everything.
When he and she had spoken, now and then, her perfect smooth skin had swelled briefly below her brown eyes. It was a normal human response; it was an adjustment made on countless other faces. But because he had held the back of her neck in his hand, and because that hand had travelled down to her shoulder, to her cheek, down again to the tips of her fingers. And again, because he loved her, he wanted to take a thumb and touch that spot below her eye, and soothe it.
But it was gone so quickly, and meanwhile her voice continued its usual operations, her smile returned. Had that small look been sadness? Where did it go? Did he imagine it?
But he doesn't want to be fixed of this - he should have touched it. That sorrow should exist so physically, that it should be hidden, that its description should not love him . . . this was too much. He could not forgive her for this burden unshared. He would have worked, man, he would have worked.
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It's not difficult to find the wild turkeys living in Jan Westfall's backyard on 19th Street in northwest Great Bend.
Some steps that can make Barton County a more hospitable for pedestrians and a more healthful place to live require little more than new signs and paint, Barton County Health Department Public Health Educator Janel Rose told the County Commission Wednesday morning.
When most of us are safe and warm inside, there are a handful of folks whose job it is to head into the jaws of winter weather. These city, county and state snow removal crews face long, bitter cold hours doing the nerve-grinding job of making streets and highways safe for motorists.
Nearly 390 miles of asphalt roads crisscross Barton County's 900 square miles, a fact not lost on Dale Phillips and his Road and Bridge Department when winter weather hits.
We've dodged the Mayan end of the world, now it is time to party. New Years Eve is one of the most popular nights in America to imbibe alcoholic beverages.
Editor's note: Below is a recap of some of the activities of Barton County departments presented to the County Commission Wednesday. It is the second of two stories highlighting the year-in-review. This is the second of two stories.
Monday night is New Year's Eve, and many area residents will ring in 2013 with a drink or two, or three.
Editor's note: Below is a recap of some of the activities of Barton County departments presented to the County Commission Wednesday. It is the first of two stories highlighting the year-in-review. The second story will appear in Sunday's Tribune.
Although officially on vacation, United Way of Central Kansas Executive Director Julie Bugner Smith sat in her office Thursday morning catching up on the pile of work created by the holidays. However, even though the season has caused much of the door-to-door fundraising to grind to a halt, UWCK remains on track to meet its $235,000 goal, due in large part to the increased use of social media.
The Barton County Commission Wednesday morning took steps to help both job seekers and employers.
What kind of a Grinch would do such a thing?
In 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon wrote a letter to the New York Sun. "Please tell me the truth; is there a Santa Claus?" she asked.
According to the American Automobile Association, Midwesterners will be on the move this holiday season in numbers higher than last year.
We here at the Tribune have observed what has been dubbed "Christmas Spirit Week" this week. There have been days dedicated to wearing Christmas attire, Christmas bling and Christmas colors. Of course, all week, the table in the break room has loaded with Christmas cookies and assorted Christmas snacks.
The Barton County Appraiser's Office is starting the 2015 final review process. This is a process where appraisals for the Jan. 1, 2015 values are set, said County Appraiser Barb Estes.
MANHATTAN – Kansans aren't talkin' turkey like they used to.
There is Thanksgiving to give thanks.
There were a lot of factors to weigh when it came to the tons of sand Barton County uses for road maintenance, the decision to purchase a new dredge or the continued buying of sand from a private vendor.
We have a lot of blessings to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. There are gas prices that are among the lowest in the country and an economy that is showing signs of recovery.
For years now, Barton County has benefited from state dollars that have helped keep the county's infrastructure in tip-top shape. A big part of that success can be attributed to County Engineer Clark Rusco, County Administrator Richard Boeckman said Monday morning.
The possibility that the State of Kansas could rob highway project funds to solve the state's fiscal crisis has come up at recent Barton County Commission meetings. Local officials are worried about work that is promised to the area but that now may be delayed if not cancelled.
Encouraged by the lowest gas prices in recent memory and a brighter economic outlook, the number of those going over the river and through the woods this Thanksgiving weekend will be the highest in several years.
It is a sign of the times.
Great Bend motorists and bicycle enthusiasts will begin to notice some new traffic signs and markings around Great Bend. The installation of bicycle awareness signs started Friday afternoon and the painting of sharrows started Tuesday, all of which should be done by today.
It's been a busy year at the historic Great Bend Drag Strip said Hank Denning, president of the Sunflower Rod and Custom Association. He gave his annual report on the activities at the track during the City Council meeting Monday night.
Barton County commissioners who attended the Kansas Association of Counties annual meeting in Wichita last week came away with two overall impressions. First, the State of Kansas is in dismal financial straits, and second, Barton County is in good shape compared to most of its 105 peers counties.
On Friday, Great Bend Street Department personnel began installing bicycle awareness signs along what will become the city's first bike route. It follows 19th Street west to McKinley and McKinley south to the Sports Complex.
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Today, all workers have the right to choose to stick together and collectively bargain with their employer for a better life. Even employees' who have never exercised that right still have it. The key element to true rights is that those rights are there when you need them.
University system still negotiating pay
HELENA - The pay raises proposed for state employees over the next two years don't apply to employees of the Montana University System.
U-System working on own pay deal with employees
HELENA — The Montana university system isn't covered by the state pay deal reached Tuesday, and its chief labor negotiator said he doesn't know for sure yet what kind of agreements will be reached.
Sheridan firefighters win pay dispute with city
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Supreme Court has sided with firefighters who sued the city of Sheridan after they were denied pay raises.
Unions again ask board to decide state pay case
HELENA — State employee unions are again turning to a hearings board in an unfair labor practices complaint lodged against the 2011 Montana Legislature.
After delays, SD2 works through negotiations with its smaller unions
Movement is starting to happen on the long-delayed contract talks with the two smaller unions in Billings School District 2.
Hearings officer rejects state employee union complaint
HELENA — State labor unions promised a long fight Thursday after a hearings officer recommended rejecting the unions' unfair-labor-practice complaint that alleges wrongdoing when the Legislature nixed a negotiated pay deal.
Union members celebrate Labor Day, call for solidarity
While celebrating Labor Day at Rose Park, area union workers said on Monday that they must make their voices heard across the nation in the face of recent heated politcal battles across the country regarding the labor movement.
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In an email sent to the Billings School District 2 board on Saturday, Superintendent Keith Beeman asked to meet individually with trustees to discuss the budget and contract negotiations with SD2's unions.
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TOPEKA, Kan. -- Racers from nine states and Canada made the trip to Heartland Park Topeka for the NHRA West Central Summit Racing Series and the chance for a national championship. This weekend's event will crown champions in five classes including a high school class with the Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman, and Motorcycle champions advancing to Pomona, Calif., to take on racers from around the country in hopes of becoming the 2001 Summit Racing National Champion.
Over 600 racers began time trials today with the number of entries expected to reach 700 by tomorrow's final day of day of trials leading into Sunday's eliminations. The team from Heartland Park Topeka will be defending their Team Championship from last year against 18 other track including teams from Viking International Raceway in St. Andrews, Man., Canada, Thunder Valley Raceway in Marion, S.D., and Rock Falls Raceway in Eau Claire, Wis.
All of last year's champions have also returned to defend their titles including Larry Piper in Super Pro from Kansas City International Raceway, Bandimere Speedway's Mitch Baker in Pro, local favorite Bob Lash from Heatland Park in Sportsman, Jeff Lanoue of Rock Falls Raceway in the Motorcycle category, and Tyler Bonham in the High School class.
The following is a list of NHRA West Central Division tracks that are competing at this weekend's event:
Bandimere Speedway; Denver Colonel's Brainerd International Raceway; Brainerd, Minn. Douglas International Raceway; Douglas, Wyo. Heartland Park Topeka; Topeka, Kan. Interstate Dragways; Morehead, Minn. Julesburg Dragstrip; Julesburg, Colo. Kansas City International Raceway; Overland Park, Kan. Kearney Raceway Park; Kearney, Neb. Mid-America Dragway; Arkansas City, Kan. Mid-America Raceways; Wentzville, Mo. Nebraska Motorplex; Scribner, Neb. Pueblo Motorsports Park; Pueblo, Colo. Rock Falls Raceway; Eau Claire, Wis. S.R.C.A. Dragstrip; Great Bend, Kan. Thunder Valley Raceway; Marion, S.D. Tri-State Raceway; Earlville, Iowa Viking International Raceway; St. Andrews, Man., Canada Western Colorado Dragway; Grand Junction, Colo. Wichita International Raceway; Witchita, Kan.
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Nov 28- Dale Armstrong Remembered
Nov 28- Dale Armstrong Passes
Nov 24- Circle K Renews Sponsorship of Tradition-Rich NHRA Winternationals
Nov 24- POMONA 2 - Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Wrap Up
Nov 24- One-on-One with Top Fuel Champion
Nov 23- One-on-One with Funny Car Champion
Nov 22- One-on-One with Pro Stock Motorcycle Champion
Nov 20- POMONA 2 - Through the Lens of Gary Nastase
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For this week's Sports Stud we have the incredibly sexy and woof-worthy, Luke Burgess. The 27-year-old athlete is an English professional rugby league footballer in the National Rugby League (NRL) for Australian club, South Sydney Rabbitohs.
His brothers are also super hot rugby players and we've even previously featured one of them (George Burgess) as a Sports Stud. George has a twin brother named Tom that plays professional rugby, and also their other brother Sam does as well. These guys will have you saying "YES!" to Burgess. The four of them were featured on a Buzzfeed article earlier this year that was titled, "Stop Everything And Look At These Four Hot Rugby Player Brothers." These are guys are almost too much to handle at once… so start with Luke in the pictures below.
Luke Burgess' other half is model Yolanda Hodgson, a contestant of Australia's Next Top Model in 2011. The happy couple share a daughter together, born in May of 2013. Check out his photos below, as well as a couple videos. I've also included a link to his Instagram… should you be thirsty for more. Enjoy!
Let me clarify first. Not commando in the sense of not wearing underpants. How weird would that be for an underwear company? Rather, commando in the military type variety.
Aussie brand teamm8 shows off their new combat collection in a sexy new campaign directed by James Demitri. Personally, I love the brand's swimwear line. I have a few styles myself. However, I've never tried their underwear as of yet. Definitely time to rectify that situation soon.
Check out more images and a video promo below which also teases the company's foray into women's athletics in early 2015. That's all well and good, but I hope for their future creative, they keep it strictly dickly ;)
Given the number of times Nick Jonas has posed without a top, you'd think we'd be sick of it. One hundred percent NOT!!! Hopefully, the 22-year-old singer continues his 'Sexy Shirtless Tour' well into the new year.
His latest spread appears in the current issue of Details magazine. Photographer Tetsu Kubota snapped Jonas showing off his boxing skills and pull-up technique for the dramatic photoshoot. For the accompanying interview, Nick talks about his love/hate relationship with the gym, packing on the muscle for his DirecTV show Kingdom and how diabetes affects his diet and fitness regime.
Check out a few quotes below, along with more pics from the editorial. Cutie even has a little owie on his upper butt cheek. Who wants to kiss it and make it better ;)
"I think everybody hates cardio to some degree. I'm not the kind of person who wakes up in the morning and can't wait to work out. I kind of dread it, actually. I see it as a necessary evil."
Typically, 2(X)IST Creative Director Jason Scarlatti takes inspiration from the vivid sights and sounds found all around New York City. For the Spring/Summer 2015 collection, he took a decidedly different approach. The brand branches out with more fun tropical patterns for its swimwear and leisure garments. I'm a sucker for a floral so I'm totally on board.
The New York-based underwear company unveiled its latest line at Skylight Modern this week. Some of the industry's more recognizable male models strutted their stuff on the sexy runway. Those rocking out the 52 sensational styles include André Ziehe, Oraine Barrett, Ronald Epps, Thor Burlow, Saville Dorfman, Emilio Flores, Jonathan and Kevin Sampaio and Miguel Iglesias. Check out some of the looks below.
I'm not sure exactly how substantial his role in Magic Mike XXL is, but Michael Strahan definitely has the goods to headline his own male revue. The 42-year-old talk show host shared a pic hanging out with Channing Tatum on set. Even Tatum is impressed with Strahan's chiseled abs.
On a recent episode of Live with Kelly & Michael, Strahan talked about his experience filming the highly-anticipated sequel. More importantly, feeling like a piece of meat while standing around practically naked.
"You know what, it's topless. There are some very little thongs…I was hugged and snugged more than I've ever been in that area!," he says. Listen to the cute story below and check out his amazing washboard abs as well.
For this week's Sports Stud, we're featuring UFC fighter Kyle Kingsbury. Back in July of this past summer, he made headlines for making a statement with his underwear at his pre-fight weigh-in. The underwear read, "Legalize Gay". The 32-year-old straight ally has planned to retire from mixed martial arts.
Back in 2008, Kingsbury was a cast member on Spike TV's The Ultimate Fighter: Team Nogueira vs. Team Mir.. While on the show, there was an incident / prank where he secretly ejaculated or "splooged" on someone's leftover sushi and left it in the fridge for another drunk cast mate to eat as a joke. The guy did end up eating it after he was craving a late night snack. The bearded hunk refers to the concoction as "splooshi".
Watch a video of him describing the incident, as well as a video of his "Legalize Gay" weigh-in and more below.
Ummmmmm, OK. This is probably my last post of the day. Papa's gotta hit the gym after seeing this sexy editorial. UGH!!! How do I lose 10lbs stat ;)
Recently, I shared Adam and Chris Mort's F.Tape pictorial with ya'll. The British twins were the website's ninth installment of their Obsession series. Somehow I missed their eighth Obsession Lucas Garcez.
Shame on me for not noticing the Brazilian model because he is beyond fine. The blue-green eyed stunner puts his perfectly chiseled body on display for photographer Daniel Jaems. Check him out modeling swimwear below from Charlie by Matthew Zink! Be prepared to be sizzled.
Nothing generates more money for charity than good-looking men taking their clothes off. In this instance, it's a bunch of sexy doctors from Ireland going shirtless to support Epilepsy Ireland.
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New Book 2012 BEST OF THE SPIT TAKE Elevates Comedy as Art Form; to Celebrate Release at NYC's The Stand, 2/21
When Americans go to the movies, a concert, or a gallery opening, they look for their favorite actor, band, or artistic genre. So, why is it that when choosing a comedy performance, the decision is often based on which venue is closest? Julie Seabaugh, a Doer at Brown Paper Tickets, is trying to change the way America devours comedy with the new book The Best of The Spit Take: A Compilation of Professional Comedy Criticism, released today by Paradisiac Publishing, and available for $11.99 at www.amazon.com/2012-Best-The-Spit-Take/dp/0985316861.
"Comedy is an artistic endeavor on par with music, film, literature, or visual art, and it's about time that Americans developed a more sophisticated palate for what they think is funny," Seabaugh says. What's the missing link? "Professional critical analysis that helps audiences actively seek out, appreciate, and respect the comedic talent that makes them think, makes them laugh, and makes them fall in love with thinking and laughing at the same time."
The world's first comedy-review compilation is based on work published on The Spit Take (www.thespittake.com), Seabaugh's website of professional comedy criticism, which features timely analyses of albums, DVDs, specials, films, books, and live performances from a comedic gamut of relatively unknown talent, respected workhorses, and living legends.
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Authorities are perplexed as to what may have caused several hundred fish to die in eastern Nebraska.
Officials at David City Park are warning visitors to avoid contact with its lake water while local and state officials investigate the dead fish that started popping up in late April.
Park Supervisor Scott Bales says most of the fish are bluegill, which are the most populous fish in the water.
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BEARDSTOWN, Ill. – The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Cargill Meat Solutions Corp. with three safety violations for failing to protect workers from unexpected start-up of machines at the company's Beardstown pork processing facility. Proposed penalties total $114,000.
A complaint alleging workplace hazards launched an OSHA investigation, according to the agency.
The company was cited with one willful violation for directing workers to perform maintenance and servicing on carbon dioxide equipment without first documenting lockout and tagout procedures designed to prevent unexpected energization.
CMS also received a citation for one repeat violation for failing to train workers who operate equipment on procedures to properly control hazardous energy. OSHA cited the company for a similar violation in May 2009 at the company's Nebraska City, Neb., facility.
Finally, OSHA cited the company with one serious violation for failing to document and certify periodic inspections of lockout procedures for an older model of carbon dioxide equipment.
"Cargill has a responsibility to provide training to workers about the hazards that exist in their facilities, and to respond to safety concerns expressed by workers," said Thomas Bielema, OSHA's area director in Peoria, Ill. "OSHA is committed to protecting workers on the job, especially when employers fail to do so."
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Sooooo, ive noticed most of my watchers, or people i watch play Elsword from time to time. and on Youtube you would only see
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Registration is now open for SUNA's 2015 Advanced Practice Symposium. Scheduled for February 26-28, 2015, at the Omni Hotel in Nashville, TN, the focus of the meeting is "The Inter-Professional Management of the Bladder, Bowel, Pelvic Floor, and Sexual Disorders."
SUNA Members, Chapters Honored with Awards
SUNA recognized many of its members and chapters with a variety of awards and scholarships during the 45th Annual Conference in Lake Buena Vista, FL. Congratulations to these deserving members and chapters on their outstanding achievements! Click below for a complete list of recipients.
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The American Urological Association (AUA) has developed a White Paper on Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections: Definitions and Significance in the Urologic Patient. A white paper workgroup organized by the Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Committee and led by Dr. Timothy Averch...
Free CNE Available in SUNA's Online Library
Each month SUNA offers a FREE continuing nursing education (CNE) program in SUNA's Online Library. This special offer is available to SUNA members only! This month's featured session, Pearls for Post-Urologic Intervention Care, was originally offered at the 2013 Annual Conference in Chicago, IL....
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CBUNA is accepting recertification applications for those individuals whose certification expires December 31, 2014. Click below to read more about the recertification process or to complete the online recertification application. Recertification applications will no longer automatically be sent by mail...
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We went to Silverleaf as part of a visit for the timeshare trip. I only paid $79, so for a 3 day weekend, it was worth it. If I were someone that bought a timeshare though, I'd constantly wonder if it's worth whatever I paid. As part of the $79, I got a $40 Visa debit card back, plus three additional vacations, one of which includes air fare. I've yet to take the vacations, but I already know I won't be able to make all three. Of course there are catches to it. You have to provide three different dates, each 30 days apart, that you would like to take the trip, and they tell you which works best for them. Not the most convenient for normal people that have a limited # of vacation days from work, but I'm sure they know that and that's part of the plan. If everyone actually took all of these trips, they wouldn't make money. We also got a day pass to the resort and a day pass to the waterpark on site.
There is alot of patience required if you intend to take one of these trips. Many of the details provided when you sign up are not actually the truth when you arrive. It was not disclosed that we would not be staying on site. I found out after I paid that they were putting us in a La Quinta about 10-15 minutes away. No big deal, nice hotel and location. There are other small details not revealed as well, but I expected that not everything I was told would be what they made it seem.
We arrived on a Saturday and wanted to get the 90-min tour of the facility out of the way so that we could enjoy our weekend how we wanted. We arrived an hour late because the directions provided were wrong, and I could not get anyone on the phone to tell me how to get where I needed to be. Once we arrived, we had to wait for two hours before a rep was available to take us on the tour. It appears they severely overbooked, possibly because of spring break. The sales rep/tour guide drove us around in his truck, which was weird, and really did not sell the place very well at all. He was probably brand new. Did not have very polished sales skills at all, and didn't know anything about the area because he said he was from Jacksonville. The financial figures involved in purchasing a timeshare are not disclosed very well. It's very similar to the way used car sales used to be, or if you have ever seen a Rainbow or Kirby vacuum presentation, it was very much styled the same. It was very easy to get them to cut their pricing in more than half, but we were not buying anyways. Would not recommend anyone making that kind of financial commitment that quickly, without enough financial disclosure, and without enough explanation of front of what you are getting out of the resort.
I can definitely see how pre-teen and teenagers would have alot of fun on the weekend or during the summer staying at this place. A nice indoor waterpark, a club that has video games, a movie room, pool and air hockey, miniature golf, fishing, horseback riding, etc. Reminded me of church camp. I'm surprised that the members have to pay for the waterpark. That was not disclosed at all during our tour, and that would be a deal breaker for me. You can rent towels for free as a member, but they are not full-sized towels. Bring your own!
Overall, a pretty interesting place that I might make another trip to once my kids are a little older. If I had around $200 a month that I wanted to spend on something recreational, I would strongly consider this instead of a sea-do or boat or something like that. I gave an average rating because of the way they operate the business, but overall, it was actually a nice, no-frills place to chill.
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Does anyone know why Subway does not have ketchup in their restaurants?
- ipsedixit Jan 4, 2013 04:07 PM
I realize they may not have a huge demand for ketchup, seeing they serve no fries, but I could see someone wanting ketchup to go with their egg breakfast sandwiches.
re: Terrie H.
No fries...re-read the post.
re: carolinadawg
Thanks CD - I somehow read it as "seeing they have fries' as a reason for ketchup. sorry!
My first thought was that they don't serve anything that anyone would typically put ketchup on? I guess I can imagine someone putting ketchup on a breakfast sandwich, although I wouldn't.
re: knucklesandwich
Ketchup on eggs? Pardon me while I try to stop gagging.
Then again, I'm from CT.
re: Clams047
I'm from California and have a hard time imagining anything more vile.
re: virtualguthrie
I'm from California as well, and I think it's delicious. It was the only my Mom could get me to eat eggs as a kid.
But only on scrambled eggs.
re: cosmogrrl
Sure, and a bit of grape jelly too, to turn em green.
re: cosmogrrl
Hehe. Well it's ok, California is a big state. My dad once dyed my eggs green a la Dr. Seuss.
re: cosmogrrl
Same - I can't eat scrambled eggs without ketchup!
re: Clams047
Ketchup and Worcestershire sauce mixed with the runny yolk of a softly fried egg is yummy. Picked this up from my mother.)
I'm in CT, was a supervisor of a Subway in high school, and I know we had ketchup in our store (Colchester). The ones near me now in Norwich have it, too. People use it anywhere from their egg sandwiches, steak and cheese, tuna, and kids sandwiches.
re: bbqboy
google is your friend
re: bbqboy
Link to food media discussion
re: enbell
I think. :)
re: bbqboy
You are most welcome...I think ;)
re: Rilke
As a native Philadelphian, I can't help feeling that anyone who would put ketchup on a cheesesteak deserves to be beaten. Badly. Criminal prosecution would also be appropriate...but in addition to the severe beating, not instead of.
We Philadelphians are a hostile, bloodthirsty lot...
re: StrandedYankee
Why not just give 'em a one-year contract with the Mets instead?
re: StrandedYankee
I've only had a couple of cheesesteaks in south Philly, but I wouldn't question putting ketchup on the Subway version in Orlando...simply because any similarity between a Philly cheesesteak in Philly and a cheesesteak at Subway is purely coincidental, anyway....
re: sunshine842
Honestly, whenever I'm stuck eating at a Subway I tend to stick with tuna, no cheese on flatbread with extra raw veggies & hot peppers. Great? No, but eh, whatever. At least it doesn't feel like I'm eating 3000 calories for something with no flavor & no texture. Since their bread is so lousy and mushy, and since they have no grill, I can't understand why anyone would even try a cheesesteak there. Still, instead of ketchup, for flavor go with raw onions & hot peppers. The vinegary yellow banana peppers can cover a lot of flavorless sins.
re: sunshine842
Ha! Love that description. I'm stealing it.
re: StrandedYankee
Around here they put mayo on cheesesteaks, along with lettuce and tomato. But, as sunshine842 said, any resemblance between what's served here and a real Philly cheesesteak is purely coincidental.
re: rockycat
Here in Philly, we call that a cheesesteak hoagie. Add raw onion, and you have my favorite back around 1985.
I was a truly shameful teenager.
re: StrandedYankee
LOL.. the badly misnamed City of Brotherly Love!
re: drongo
Oh, we're very well-named...it's just a VERY dysfunctional and abusive family!
re: drongo
We love you here in Philly, but it is a tough love. . . especially when it comes to what gets called a cheesesteak.
re: StrandedYankee
Do you put ketchup on eggs in Philly ?
re: rochfood
Not as a rule, but no one looks at you funny if you do. Street carts here usually serve egg & cheese sandwiches on hard torpedo rolls with butter, salt & pepper.
re: StrandedYankee
Here in jersey, pork roll, egg, cheese, on a hard roll with salt pepper and ketchup is a standard morning sandwich
re: sunangelmb
You see pork roll some places in Philly, but not a whole lot. You see scrapple in the diners, but not the street carts. Bacon is great, but it changes the breakfast sandwich alchemy (please don't add salt to something with a bunch of bacon!).
re: sunangelmb
If you are really from NJ, it is TAYLOR HAM, not pork roll. :)
re: jcanino
I think thats more North Jersey. I grew up in Trenton and everyone called it pork roll. We ate Case's brand pork roll. I never called it Taylor ham or heard anyone call it that until I started reading these type of message boards.
re: sunangelmb
Yeah. Eggs and ketchup is a Jersey thing. I know. I grew up there. If eggs have cheese in them, or they're an omelet, I skip the ketchup. Otherwise, I can't imagine eating eggs without ketchup. Scrambled only for me.
I used to love a Pork Roll & Kraft American Cheese sandwich on a hard roll. Never had it with eggs, though. Not that I wouldn't. It sounds terrific, as long as they're scrambled. Just, I guess it never occurred to my father.
Oh, and I grew up in 201, and I never heard it called Taylor Ham until I read it on the internet sometime during the '00s. Never. Not once. And we were not the only Pork Roll eating family I knew. Even my friends who moved from Greenwich called it Pork Roll.
Now, where I live (Western PA), I can't get Pork Roll or hard rolls. Even a hard roll just with butter is a thing dreams are made of.
re: StrandedYankee
I'm not sure what breakfast ham is. It's nothing like Canadian bacon. It looks sort of a large slice of salami, only more pink than salami. 5" in diameter, thicker than a slice of salami. You make 1" notches at 12:00, 3:00, 6:00, and 9:00 so it will lay flat in the frying pan.
re: StrandedYankee
First off..it;s worse for you than those hams. It is more like a pre cooked sausage..but does kinda look like salami and is firm like salami. It is more savory than canadian bacon and has a tangier taste. Firmer, but similiar to bologna. Just a bit more savory taste than bologna.
re: rochfood
I don't think of pork roll as being bolognaesque at all. Completely different textures. And nobody even suggested it was good *for* you.
re: StrandedYankee
You're last statement is definetly true!
4 years of working in Center City taught me that!
re: mrbigshotno.1
Ah, but do you acknowlege the actual love? I lived in flyover country for several years, and I came to the conclusion that the people had far better manners, and far less love. You do not have life-changing conversations with strangers in coffee shops in Middle America. You do in Philadelphia.. We'll tell you to go to hell if that's what we mean, but we're...open. We are tempermental and impolite, but you always know what's real here. Not so much in the polite world.
re: StrandedYankee
Hint: stop referring to it as flyover country and you might find a bit more love. ;) Between that and your moniker I get the distinct impression you were, let's say, maybe receiving what you were projecting.
re: shanagain
I lived there...Having lived there, I discovered its charms but also it's lacks. It lacked love. Also, we stranded Yankees only called it flyover country amongst ourselves. We Yankees aren't dumb, and most of us do have SOME manners...just not a lot of manners!
re: StrandedYankee
Funny you should mention that, one Subway employee just got himself fired for his devotion... GO EAGLES! (... next year)
re: hyacinthgirl
I want to call this man a hero, but why he'd stick up for the authentic experience of a Subway cheesesteak is...beyond me.
re: StrandedYankee
He lives in Florida, all he has of cheesesteaks to protect is their reputation.
re: hyacinthgirl
Oh, the poor, poor boy...Maybe we could start a fund to help him move to Philadelphia? Maybe we could get him a job at a real sandwich shop? I think he'd be much happier...
Also, at just the right Philly sandwich shop, the owner and manager would be joining in on the "ketchup on my cheesesteak, please" guy, so he'd have much better job security!
re: StrandedYankee
rochfood less than a minute ago
I don't care if you didn't say it was healthy..the guy asked for a comparison. The first thing that comes to my mind..is ham is pretty healthy and pork roll is not. You sound a bit combative. Settle down. It reminds me of fried bologna..just tangier. You are not the only person to have eaten pork roll and have an opinion. It doesn't taste like sausage..and it doesent TASTE like salami. It TASTES like tangy bologna when cooked on a sandwich. Bologna comes in a roll in the deli just like pork rol. No one said it was just like bologna. What do you compare to in taste ? Salami ? if you say so.
Subway in Japan certainly has ketchup. It is for their potatoes, which are "fried" in an oven. The potatoes are frozen wedges from the U.S. which are lightly coated in 'something' and baked in a hot oven, so they are sort of like steak fries. I might add that Subway is perhaps the only fast food place in Japan where you can get a variety of raw vegetables in your meal.
re: Tripeler
"The potatoes are frozen wedges from the U.S. which are lightly coated in 'something' and baked in a hot oven, so they are sort of like steak fries."
I can see why one would have to slather them in ketchup.
Sounds delicious (NOT). Then again, isn't that the real purpose of ketchup (enough sugar can be added to over power the taste of anything)?
re: Clams047
I have only had those oven fries once, which was enough. Not particularly good, even with ketchup.
re: beachmouse
Interesting, might try that. I only use ketchup on burgers and fries. Sticking with the potato theme, does anyone put ketchup on baked or mashed potatoes? Yuck!
re: Custardly
I use it on anything that I don't put barbeque sauce on.
If it is a bland food it is getting either ketchup or barbeque sauce.
re: Custardly
I also occasionally dip chips in ketchup, and once had a coworker who put ketchup on Wensy's baked potatoes.
re: ChiliDude
Chili, if that were the case, I can't see them serving sodas with HFCS. They do not insist on serving all-natural beverages. I always figured that they just figured that most of their menu wasn't made up of stuff that people use ketchup with.
re: ChiliDude
In addition to soft drinks, I wouldn't be surprised if they have HFCS in their cookies, bread and even some of their meat products. Subway's commitment to health is in advertising only. It's far more likely that they just wouldn't turn use enough ketchup to justify the cost of keeping it.
My local Subway on the Central Cali coast actually does have catsup, in individual packets, along with mayo and mustard. They're in little bins near the drink station.
re: ChrisOC
I grew up in North Jersey and I never heard the name "Taylor Ham" until a couple of years ago, courtesy of the internet. And we had Pork Roll in the house all the time. It was one of my favorite things to eat when I came home from school, and to take back with me. It was always called Pork Roll by everyone I knew.
"Chopped meat" does sound familiar, though.


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What Are Grills?
Originating in the '80s and worn by hip hop artists the world over, grills are usually removable cosmetic teeth covers that can be made out of metals such as gold and silver. Some are even decorated in jewels such as diamonds. There are grills for every budget ranging from $20 to thousands of dollars.
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