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|Oct 14th, 2009 12:13 AM
|Ken Hart
This gets me really excited for Halloween Horror Nights up in Orlando. Going on Thursday!
Also, I kinda hope Bill and Ted lynch the Twilight guy...
|Oct 13th, 2009 12:44 AM
|Looks like you had a blast Rog. I wouldn't mind visiting it one day.
|Oct 8th, 2009 09:02 PM
|A Bad Enough Dude
|I wish I lived anywhere near anything remotely interested in Halloween.
|Oct 8th, 2009 03:13 PM
|Cotton candy on the walls? That's sort of clever. Wish I could've seen all the stuff in it's 3D glory though.
|Oct 8th, 2009 11:22 AM
$8 for a FUNNEL CAKE!!!! Jesus zombie christ, last time I went to California (a while ago may I say) they were $2!
However it does sadden me that I'm not going to Florida this year for Halloween :-(
|Oct 7th, 2009 04:27 PM
|I live in Canada near Toronto, and as a result this year after a long and terrible pause I am going back to Canada's Wonderland Halloween Haunt. It's going to be like this I think. I'm gonna take so many pics.
|Oct 7th, 2009 12:23 AM
|The Monster Truck Hearse makes me feel complete.
|Oct 6th, 2009 09:32 PM
|Relaxing Dragon
|Man, I would've loved to watch a clown chase a girl around with a giant mallet (though I guess that would teeter on mean depending on the age of said girl). Southern California gets all the cool stuff this time of year. I'll need to move down there once it stops being on fire all the time.
|Oct 6th, 2009 03:57 AM
That doll factory part was really awesome. I sort of wish I had a room like that in my house, but then again I'm kind of a weirdo.
Outside of that, the rest of it doesnt seem my cup 'o tea. I dont do well in haunted house-amusement park situations. I get jumpy and when I get jumpy I get punchy.
There would just be a lot of flailing and angry employees.
|Oct 5th, 2009 09:42 PM
|Oh wait was it missing an eye RoG? Because, if it was,than I'm right.
|Oct 5th, 2009 09:40 PM
|That one doll with the spider legs was defenintly from Toy Story, and totally fit in there. Weird thing is, just this weekend I saw both Toy Story movies in 3D.
|Oct 5th, 2009 08:46 PM
|Was that really cotton candy on the wall? if so, i bet that was fun to get off the wall
|Oct 5th, 2009 02:59 PM
|Oct 5th, 2009 12:52 PM
|10,000 Volt Ghost
|Why did the Wolfman have knee pads?
|Oct 5th, 2009 10:11 AM
|Looks like somebody has a case of the monday's.
|Oct 5th, 2009 09:11 AM
|Ah, an evil clown chasing a little girl with a hammer. Can there be any image that better exemplifies the Halloween spirit?
|Oct 5th, 2009 08:17 AM
|Fathom Zero
|Mmmmm... I do love In-N-Out Burger. Can they make it animal-style at Knott's?
|Oct 5th, 2009 07:43 AM
|regarding the crazy wallpaper man, on the contrary, it would be even MORE of a surprise to have this person jump out at you from the bushes rather then the maze where you would look out for his ilk
|Oct 5th, 2009 04:10 AM
|those balloons looked awesome!
|Oct 5th, 2009 03:09 AM
Knott's Berry Farm's 37th Annual Halloween Haunt! Knott's Scary Farm 2009!
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A non‐Israelite prophet who figures most prominently in the narratives of Numbers 22–24; there is also a lengthy prophecy of the same Balaam in the text from Deir ʿAllā in the Jordan Valley dating to around 700 BCE.
The Bible evaluates Balaam's character in two quite different ways. On the one hand, Balaam is often portrayed as an example of an evil diviner who would sell his prophetic powers to the highest bidder, often in conflict with God's will (Num. 31.8, 16; Deut. 23.4–5; Josh. 13.22; 24.9–10; Neh. 13.2; Mic. 6.5; 2 Pet. 2.15; Jude 11; Rev 2.14). In a particularly humorous scene, Numbers 22.21–35 makes fun of Balaam's powers as a seer; he is repeatedly unable to see the divine messenger that even his donkey can see.
On the other hand, Numbers 22–24 as a whole portrays Balaam in a favorable light. When the Moabite king Balak hires Balaam to curse his enemy Israel as they cross his territory on the way to the Promised Land, Balaam replies piously that as a prophet he can speak only the words that God gives to him (Num. 22.18; see also Num. 24.13).
On four occasions when Balak asks Balaam to curse the Israelites, Balaam instead obeys God and speaks only words of great blessing upon Israel. The most famous of these oracles of blessing includes a prophecy about a great future king or messiah of Israel. The oracle may originally have applied to David, but later it was interpreted as the promise of a ruler who would come as a deliverer in the end time. Using royal images, Balaam proclaims, "A star shall come out of Jacob, and a scepter shall rise out of Israel" (Num. 24.17); this text probably underlies the account of the star followed by the Magi (Matt. 2.1–12).
A passage from Balaam's final oracle was quoted in the first telegraph message: "What hath God wrought!" (Num. 23.23 KJV).
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I'm feeling so frustrated: I'm buried in work right now (and hey, Skepticon this weekend!), but after the election, it's a target rich environment for whiny far right conservatives making excuses for their defeat. And I don't have time to look at them all, let alone savor the schadenfreude. But here's one that's got all the sexist and racist tropes Republicans love, and it was on Christian Men's Defense Network, a blog that is now playing turtle as people point and laugh at it, so you might also try this link if the cached version is gone.
we should have known how the leftists in the media and the Obama campaign (redundant, I know) intended to define the campaign. Because on radio ads, on TV, and on the web, the Democrats tried to make this election about a single issue:
The right to slut.
Or more precisely, the right to slut without the responsibility of consequences. The famous "gender gap" isn't really a gap based on gender. The right overwhelmingly wins older and married women. The "gender gap" should more accurately be called the slut vote.
I think he just called all the women who voted for Obama "sluts". Note also how he casually slid in another excuse: the media is all synonymous with the Obama campaign, never mind that Fox News…screw it, we can just end the sentence like that, FOX NEWS, period. Argument refuted. I could also make the case that none of the other networks are exactly liberal.
But wait, this guy isn't done. It's not enough to just blame the election on slutty women, he's also got to make the racist argument.
Contrary to common belief, the primary reason the Democrats own the black vote has nothing to do with civil rights. The Democrats were only partially supportive of civil rights in the 60′s (with southern Democrats advocating "segregation forever"). Lincoln was a Republican, and Republicans in the House and Senate voted for civil rights legislation in the 60s.
Rather, Democrats have won the black vote because the black community is dominated by illegitimacy, and the Democrats are willing to subsidize and support that illegitimacy (as well as provide access to cheap abortions) so as to take away from sluts the consequences of their actions. Consequently, young black people grow up on the dole and not only never realize there might be something wrong with that, but eventually come to believe that's the way it should be. The Democrats have won the black vote by first "empowering" single black mothers.
Raise your hands if you think the Republicans will learn from their loss and realize that this is an attitude that needs to be repudiated. I predict that in 2016 these losers will be the core of the Republican base, still, and they'll do little more than try to cloak the more overt expressions of sexism and racism in yet more dog whistles.
Oh, that wasn't enough demented thuggery for you? Here's a bracing and NSFW video if you've got 20 minutes to spare.
Want more amusement? See Conor Friedersdorf tear into conservative illusions, all promoted by their favorite pundits…who all led their party into the wilderness with bad information.
In conservative fantasy-land, Richard Nixon was a champion of ideological conservatism, tax cuts are the only way to raise revenue, adding neoconservatives to a foreign-policy team reassures American voters, Benghazi was a winning campaign issue, Clint Eastwood's convention speech was a brilliant triumph, and Obama's America is a place where black kids can beat up white kids with impunity. Most conservative pundits know better than this nonsense — not that they speak up against it. They see criticizing their own side as a sign of disloyalty. I see a coalition that has lost all perspective, partly because there's no cost to broadcasting or publishing inane bullshit. In fact, it's often very profitable. A lot of cynical people have gotten rich broadcasting and publishing red meat for movement conservative consumption.
On the biggest political story of the year, the conservative media just
got its ass handed to it by the mainstream media. And movement conservatives, who believe the MSM is more biased and less rigorous than their alternatives, have no way to explain how their trusted outlets got it wrong, while the New York Times got it right. Hint: The Times hired the most rigorous forecaster it could find.
It ought to be an eye-opening moment.
But I expect that it'll be quickly forgotten…


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KY Small Business Person of the Year: Veteran-Owned, HUBZone Business
SBA Assistance: Scott Shinn is the President and CEO of Sustainment Solutions, Inc. (SSI) and the 2015 SBA KY Small Business Person of the Year. The company is a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified business and is a recent recipient of funding from the the STEP program for export assistance. Mr. Shinn also has received assistance from the SBDC in Lexington and the Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), which is administered now by the Kentucky SBDC Network. He volunteers for the SCORE-Lexington Chapter as well.
Veteran Owned Business: SSI is a Veteran-Owned Small Business owned by Scott and Amanda Shinn. As an Air Force veteran, Scott understands the value of veterans as employees, and most who work for SSI are veterans.
How Business Was Started: Mr. Shinn has over 20 years of Electrical/Military Discipline field experience. He career began in the U.S. Air Force in 1993, serving in Alaska and was later deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom and Southern Watch. He completed his military career in 2002, but Scott returned to Iraq and Afghanistan as a Contract Field Service Engineer (FSE), with tasks that included managing, installing, maintaining, and servicing X-ray security equipment utilized by U.S. Military forces and NATO. After four years as a contract FSE, Scott understood the need for a company to provide similar services on a larger scale. He and his wife Amanda then started SSI from their home in December 2009. They soon had four contract engineers deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan supporting an X-ray security manufacturer contracted by NATO and the U.S. Department of Defense.
Number of Employees: SSI is headquartered in Lancaster, KY and now has seven full-time employees and 40+ contractors worldwide.
Overcoming Diversity: SSI has experienced 700% growth in revenue since its inception and operates worldwide in tough, remote, and hazardous climates. Due to its rapid growth, which can often be the most vulnerable stage for a business, SSI developed strong operational procedures and excellent communications to ensure that the management team, logistics and finances were not stretched beyond recovery.
Due to the steps taken by SSI, the company footprint has grown beyond Iraq and Afghanistan to 25 countries and counting. SSI performs services, equipment installation and training around the world, including the following countries: Mexico, Saipan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Turkey, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, Oman, Libya, Egypt, Djibouti, Tanzania, Kyrgyzstan, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Brunei, and Japan. STEP program assistance from the SBA will be used for training, an international trade certification and future expansion globally.
SSI's improvements in operations as well as its focus on emerging technologies has resulted in revenue growth of almost 500% over a three-year period, from $2.1 million in 2011 to $6.1 million in 2012 and $10.1 million in 2013. Revenue and profits continue to grow in a healthy manner.
Innovation: Scott is a true entrepreneur. He is always looking to invest in new technology and ideas, especially if it originates in the local community. SSI has expanded its role not only as an equipment service company, but also as an equipment installation and training company. In addition to the security sector, SSI also provides 3-D imaging services to inspect oil and gas pipelines. The company sees opportunities in providing services to the renewable energy sector, particularly wind turbines and solar panels. SSI also is on the cutting edge with drone technology, helping organizations use that technology for wide-ranging activities such as agriculture and law enforcement.
Because of Scott's innovations, SSI was recognized by the Southeast Kentucky Excellence in Entrepreneurship award committee in 2013 as the Entrepreneur of the Year in the "Start-Up Business" category. He was also a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for 2014 in the Southern Ohio and Kentucky region. SSI was recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 2014 as a "Top 100 Small Businesses in the U.S." and the only one from Kentucky last year. The company was also listed as an Inc. 5000 business, ranked #826 for fastest growing private company, the 16th fastest growing security company and the third fastest growing Kentucky company in 2014.
Contributions to the Community: One of the reasons Scott excels at entrepreneurship is his passion in philanthropy, as each entrepreneurial endeavor opens opportunity for philanthropy and volunteerism. Scott has a proven track record of seeking opportunities that benefit military veterans worldwide and children. He is an active board member for Wilderness Trace Child Development Center, a Kentucky-based organization that focuses on providing early education to children with significant disabilities and neurological disorders, and his company employees volunteer at the center, too. Also, each week Scott and Amanda deliver meals to local community veterans in need, and Scott has become a counselor and mentor for SCORE-Lexington.
Scott's passion for veterans has been recognized by Kentucky Governor Beshear with an appointment to the Governor's Advisory Board for Veterans Affairs. Recently, Scott revived the local post of the American Legion with an open house and dinner for local veterans to revitalize a post that has been inactive for several years. He is also an active member of the Kentucky District Export Council, appointed by Kentucky Secretary of Commerce, a board member of the American-Uzbek Chamber of Commerce, and is the head coach of the Garrard County youth football team. SSI also regularly hosts area high school students, in conjunction with Garrard County Chamber's youth leadership and entrepreneurship program directors, to introduce those students to technology and career opportunities.
As a small business executive, Scott believes in maintaining a balance between work, family and community and has achieved success by incorporating family values and an open-door policy in all of his endeavors. He attributes the success of the company to the experienced, efficient and disciplined veterans who work for SSI.


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Trayvon Martin's Dad Is A 'Grand Master' Freemason
Anthony Gucciardi
Prison Planet.com
July 13, 2013
Here's something you certainly won't hear about in the mainstream media despite the 24/7 coverage of the Trayvon Martin case which may generate riots: Trayvon Martin's dad is a 'Grand Master' Freemason. More to come on what this means and the occult history of Freemasonry, but for now here is this fact displayed in video form using images that I've compiled through user tips and investigation.
I'd love to give credit for the Facebook screenshots and share further details on the subject, so please get in contact via News Tips if you were responsible and have further information.
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Concerned that something is wrong?
Maybe you and your partner are wondering if something is wrong. After all, you may have been trying to conceive for a while without any luck. It may be helpful to review some basic biology of fertility and conception. Or maybe you're not having intercourse at the right time during the female partner's reproductive cycle. Monitoring the basal body temperature (BBT) or cervical mucous changes will help to estimate ovulation times.
On the other hand, something physical may be wrong. What follows is an overview of conditions that may negatively affect the fertility of males and females. As you read, don't jump to conclusions and self-diagnose. If you suspect something, you should talk to your health care provider or a fertility specialist.
Seek help (find a fertility clinic near you) if:
- you are under 35 and unable to conceive after a year of regular, unprotected intercourse
- you are 35 to 37 and unable to conceive after 6 months of regular, unprotected intercourse
- you are over 37 (women over 37 do not need to wait 6 months before seeing a doctor, because waiting too long to seek help could harm their chances of conceiving)
Common reasons for infertility in women
When it comes to fertility, the hormonal control of the menstrual cycle can be extremely complex. Below is a short list of conditions that can cause fertility problems. If you're concerned that one of them may affect you, seek help from a fertility specialist. The good news is that treatments may be available for many of these conditions.
Ovulatory problems
Approximately 33% to 50% of all infertile women have problems with ovulation. The normal ovarian cycle is so complex that even small changes may disrupt the cycle and prevent ovulation.
In the majority of cases, the problem is caused by hormonal imbalances (e.g., not having enough of a certain hormone or not releasing a hormone at the right time). Often this may be caused by improper communication between the hypothalamus in the brain and the pituitary gland. Sometimes, abnormal ovulation may also be associated with extremely low body weight or with being overweight, as well as any significant change in weight (loss or gain).
A woman's fertility naturally declines as she gets older.
If you're 35 or older, and you've been unable to conceive after 6 months of unprotected, regular intercourse, seek help from a fertility specialist (use the clinic locator to find a fertility clinic near you). Women over 37 do not need to wait 6 months before seeing a doctor because waiting too long to seek help could harm their chances of conceiving.
Anatomical problems
The cause of infertility can sometimes be traced to adhesions in a woman's pelvic cavity or uterus. Adhesions, also known as scar tissue, may occur in the majority of women following pelvic surgery and may lead to problems like pelvic pain in addition to infertility. Adhesions can also form in the uterus (intrauterine adhesions) and can be associated with menstrual dysfunction and infertility, despite the fact that some women may not experience any symptoms.
Adhesions in the pelvic cavity may occur following pelvic surgery for treatment of fibroids, ovarian cysts, or anatomical problems with reproductive organs. Adhesions can also be associated with endometriosis.
Intrauterine adhesions may be caused by trauma to the uterine cavity, such as dilation and curettage (scraping away of tissue or growth, sometimes because of a previous abortion). They may also be caused by prolonged use of an IUD and infections of the endometrium, although these causes are less common.
Blocked fallopian tubes
Sometimes a woman's fallopian tubes get blocked due to past infections, such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or by abdominal surgery. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can also cause scarring and damage to the fallopian tubes, causing blockages. Blocked tubes can interfere with the sperm and egg uniting or, if they do unite, prevent the embryo from implanting itself in the uterus. Often women with blocked fallopian tubes don't experience any symptoms.
Treatment of tubal problems or pelvic scarring may require specialized surgery, depending upon a woman's situation. To determine whether the fallopian tubes are blocked, doctors can use a hysterosalpingogram (HSG). In this procedure, X-rays are taken after a radiopaque dye is injected through the cervix. The dye outlines the interior of the uterus and fallopian tubes. This procedure is performed shortly after a woman's menstrual period ends.
Cervical mucus problems
The mucus in the cervix (the passage between the vagina and the uterus) changes during the menstrual cycle. Usually it is too thick for sperm to pass through, but around the time of ovulation, it becomes more elastic, less acidic (higher pH), and easier for sperm to penetrate. These changes help the sperm reach the fallopian tubes, where they can fertilize the egg. If the mucus remains thick around the time of ovulation, it may be harder for sperm to reach the egg, reducing the chances of pregnancy.
The cervical mucus may also be hostile to sperm: Some women have substances called antibodies (produced by the immune system) within their cervical mucus that kill sperm. Infections of the cervix can also make the mucus hostile to sperm. If your doctor thinks cervical mucus problems may be an issue, you may be asked to undergo a post-coital test. This test, which is done after intercourse around the time of ovulation, looks at the cervical mucus to see if it is too thick or if it is hostile to sperm. If so, your doctor may recommend intrauterine insemination (IUI), a procedure that inserts the sperm directly into the uterus so that they don't have to cross the cervical mucus.
Endometriosis is a disease in which endometrial tissues that normally line the uterine cavity (endometrium) also implant outside the uterus on the ovaries or other pelvic organs. These displaced endometrial tissues cause irritation in the pelvis that may lead to pain and infertility. Endometriosis may grow on the surface of the ovary or invade inside the ovary and develop a blood filled cyst called an endometrioma, or a "chocolate cyst." Endometriosis is found in about 35% of women who have no other diagnosable infertility problems. There is no direct correlation between the severity of the endometriosis symptoms and the extent of disease. In fact, some women with a large amount of endometriosis may feel no discomfort and infertility may be the only symptom of endometriosis. Others may experience severe menstrual cramps, chronic pelvic pain, or painful intercourse. Surgery and or medications may alleviate the problem.
Fibroids are relatively common. You may have difficulty conceiving if you have fibroids in your uterus. Fibroids are benign (not cancerous) tumours that grow in the uterine wall.
Although fibroids are common, only about 3% of infertility is caused by fibroids. Most fibroids are very small and don't have an effect on the ability to conceive. In some cases, they can cause no symptoms. In others, they can cause abnormal menstrual patterns or difficulty with conceiving.
When fibroids push into the cavity of the uterus, they can make it problematic for the embryo to implant in the uterine wall.
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is one of the leading causes of infertility, affecting an estimated 5% to 10% of women of childbearing age. PCOS is a condition in which cysts develop in the ovaries due to abnormal hormone levels. The ovaries can then enlarge. Symptoms may include irregular or absent periods, high blood pressure, acne, elevated insulin levels, excess hair on the face and body, and weight problems. PCOS may be difficult to diagnose, and often only the symptoms are treated - the underlying cause can be missed or not treated. Treatment of PCOS will vary depending on the individual.
Uterine malformation
A small percentage of women have some kind of malformation in the uterus that can make it difficult to conceive and successfully carry a pregnancy. In some cases, women are born with an abnormally developed uterus.
There are different types of congenital (condition you are born with) uterine malformations. Many uterine malformations can be traced all the way back to the fetus. Early in a pregnancy, a female fetus develops a tubular system called Müllerian ducts. These ducts are supposed to fuse together to form a uterus in the fetus. If this fails to happen, the female can be born with a malformed uterus.
A bicornuate uterus is the most common congenital uterine malformation. The uterus, instead of being pear-shaped, is formed like a heart. Inside, there's a wall that gives the embryo less space to grow than in a normally shaped uterus. A septate uterus is a uterus that is divided by a wall on the inside. In some cases, this wall can extend the entire length of the uterine cavity to the cervix.
Cancer treatments
Depending upon the location of treatment and the medication and dosage used, chemotherapy and radiation can contribute to difficulty conceiving. If you are diagnosed with cancer and are interested in understanding options in fertility preservation, speak to your oncologist or contact a fertility specialist right away.
Lifestyle factors
Learn more about how your lifestyle could affect your fertility.
Common reasons for infertility in men
There are many reasons why a man may have difficulty with fertility. Fortunately, once diagnosed, some of these causes may be treatable.
If you have any concerns about your health or about any of the following conditions, you should talk to your health care provider or a fertility specialist as soon as possible.
Sperm disorders
Many fertility problems can be related to sperm disorder. Of the millions of sperm normally deposited into the vagina, only a few hundred will get close to the egg and have a chance to fertilize it. Several factors play a role in determining whether or not the sperm will succeed:
- sperm count (number of sperm)
- sperm motility (ability to move)
- forward progression (quality of movement)
- sperm size and shape
A deficiency in any of these factors may cause fertility difficulties. Although sperm count is important, sperm motility and forward progression appear to be even more crucial in determining the likelihood of sperm fertilizing the egg. Despite a low sperm count, many men with high-quality sperm may still be fertile. A simple semen analysis can be done at your doctor's office to determine sperm quality.
A variety of conditions can play a role in causing sperm disorders.
The effect of aging on male fertility is not clear; however, evidence is growing that it may be a factor. Generally, a man's fertility starts declining at around age 35 as the quality of a man's sperm may diminish. In addition, sperm motility can also decline with age. Fertilization rates are usually over 60% for men under 39, but for those over that age, the rates fall to slightly over half.
Immunological disorders
Problems with the immune system can cause a man's body to treat sperm as if it were a foreign matter. As a result, the immune system may produce antibodies to fight and destroy the sperm. In the general population this occurs in only 1% to 2% of men, but within that small population there is a 40% reduction in fertility.
Cancer treatments
Depending upon the location of the treatment and the medication and dosage used, chemotherapy and radiation may contribute to fertility problems. Many of the platinum-based chemotherapy treatments can be particularly damaging, as can radiation to the genital and surrounding areas (such as testicular cancer). For more information on fertility preservation before cancer treatment, talk to your oncologist or a fertility specialist.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
STIs may damage the parts of the body that transport sperm through the reproductive tract. Talk to your doctor about how STIs may affect your fertility, how to reduce your risk, and whether you should be tested.
Medical conditions, lifestyle, and environmental factors
Medical conditions
Scrotal varicocele
Varicocele is one of the most commonly identifiable causes of male infertility. Varicocele is a varicose vein around a testicle that may hinder sperm production. It is found in about 15% of normal males and in approximately 40% of infertile men, most often on the left side or simultaneously on both sides.
Retrograde ejaculation
Retrograde ejaculation involves the ejaculate flowing backward into the bladder instead of leaving the penis. There is a sphincter (a ring-shaped muscle) that controls the flow of fluid between the urethra (which carries urine and semen) and the bladder. Normally the sphincter of the bladder contracts and the sperm go to the urethra towards the area of least pressure. In retrograde ejaculation, this sphincter does not function properly. Causes may be in the autonomic nervous system or the operation of the prostate. Retrograde ejaculation is a common complication of trans-urethral resection of the prostate, a procedure used to treat prostate cancer or an enlarged prostate. In this procedure, prostate tissue blocking urine flow is removed through a resectoscope passed along the urethra.
Retrograde ejaculation may be a side effect of medications used to relax the muscles of the urinary tract for various purposes. These medications may cause the bladder sphincter to relax as well and to fail to contract fully. Other types of medications that may be associated with this side effect include antidepressants and antipsychotics.
Retrograde ejaculation can also be a complication of diabetes, especially for people with long-term poor blood sugar control. This is due to damage of the nerve supplying the bladder sphincter.
Retrograde ejaculation may cause a couple to experience infertility, as most sperm do not get to the vagina and the rest of the female reproductive system.
Undescended testis
An undescended testis is one that has failed to complete its normal passage from within the abdomen to reach its normal position in the scrotum. This condition is present in about 3% of newborns, with fewer than 1% needing treatment. Testicles that don't descend into the scrotum are not likely to function normally. Because they may not make sperm, they can cause fertility difficulties.
Erectile dysfunction (ED)
Erectile dysfunction (ED), sometimes called "impotence," is the repeated inability to get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. The word "impotence" may also be used to describe other problems that interfere with sexual intercourse and reproduction, such as lack of sexual desire and problems with ejaculation or orgasm. An erection is essential for ejaculation.
ED may be treatable at any age, and awareness of this fact has been growing. Many men have sought help and returned to normal sexual activity after speaking to their doctor and finding an appropriate treatment.
Lifestyle and environmental factors
High temperatures
Prolonged exposure to high heat from hot baths, steam rooms, or even tight underwear may lower sperm production.
Occupational risks
Exposure to toxic substances on the job, such as pesticides, radioactivity, X-rays, and electromagnetic or microwave emissions may lead to sperm abnormalities. If you've been exposed or if you're concerned about occupational hazards, talk to your health care provider.
Diseases, drug use, and medications
Occasionally, the presence of diseases such as diabetes, central nervous system problems, and pituitary tumours may affect a man's fertility. In addition, some medications for heart disease and high blood pressure may also be risk factors.
Smoking, alcohol, and drug use may also have a negative effect on man's fertility.
A number of lubricants used during intercourse, such as petroleum jelly or vaginal creams, have been shown to have a negative effect on sperm quality. Ask your health care provider which type of lubricant they recommend.
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By MARK ALAN LOVEWELL
Thirty years ago, the invention of the electronic fish finder helped fishermen out in their boats find fish. Today's great device, the computer hooked up to the Internet, helps the rest of us find fishermen who know where to find the fish.
The culture of the Internet has helped charter fishing captains just as it has helped a lot of other businesses.
It used to be that a charter captain could dock his boat at a prominent public pier and wait for customers. Those days are over. If old-timers were around today, they'd have no idea about the level of sophistication that goes with charter fishing.
These savvy fishermen operate in a digital culture of their own. Many aren't listed in the phone book, in a local business association directory or in any newspaper.
But visit google.com and do a search for "charter fishing on Martha's Vineyard" and a community of boats, captains, and prices arise. There are flashy photographs of big fish being held by smiling anglers. E-mail or call a cellular telephone number and booking a trip can be really quick.
Capt. Jennifer Clarke of Chilmark started her Web site six years ago, soon after stepping out publicly as a prize-winning charter captain. She said she was forced to create the site after winning an American Striper Association tournament in December of 2001.
Association staff, announcing the prize, urged her to put up a Web site so they could refer business to her.
"It wasn't as if I was actively seeking business. Then, it was a new medium," she said.
It didn't take long for her to convert to that new form of advertising.
"I think the Internet is a great place for people to go see what I am all about, whether they are thinking or if they already have booked a charter."
"In the old days we used to spend hours on the phone explaining what kind of boat we have, what kind of fish we caught. It is great way to show someone in Woonsocket or in Walla Walla, Wash. what I do," she said.
Capt. Dick Vincent of Chilmark has been a charter captain for 14 years. He made the plunge into the digital ocean six years ago.
"It didn't hurt to have two cousins that run Martha's Vineyard Online, [an Internet service]," Captain Vincent said.
"I first started looking around the Internet myself for charter fishermen. Type anything and you can find what you want. I go online when I am fishing in Naples. I type what fish I want to catch. It is fabulous. If you got a business, you are crazy not to have a Web site," Mr. Vincent said.
One Web site calledfishingthevineyard.com links to the following Vineyard charter fishing captains: Jaime Boyle, Tom Rapone, W. Brice Contessa and Rob Morrison.
Chris Peters of Oak Bluffs has a Web site called fishingmarthasvineyard.com.
There is another variation, marthasvineyardfishing.com, which is run by Capt. Russ Lawrence, 55, a charter fishing captain who works out of Edgartown.
"I have trafficked the hits and drawn numbers of charters booked. It is difficult to measure. The Web site produces charters from January to March," Mr. Lawrence said.
But a lot of his summer clients are either returning, and or they are from off the dock. Word of mouth is still a great way of getting business, he said.
Capt. Buddy Vanderhoop of Aquinnah is one of the Island's senior charter captains. He not only embraces the Internet, he is among the Island's first to offer video. His Web site also offers a source for information that precedes the arrival of electronics to the Island. A Native American, he shares information about the Wampanoag Tribe and their rich presence on the Vineyard going back generations.
Capt. Tom Rapone, 26, of Edgartown has been working as a charter fisherman for eight years. He just got on the Internet this year.
"I did it because I didn't want to be the last guy on the planet to have a Web site," he said. "I definitely get access to customers I wouldn't have otherwise. I think word of mouth was the most important way, now I think they go straight to the 'net."
The customers have their own reasons for liking it too, Mr. Rapone said charter captains will post pictures of their customers with fish for the benefit of the world. "You can also catalogue your year of fishing," Mr. Rapone said.
"The one thing that the Internet has done is gotten the word out that this is a great place to go fishing. It increases the awareness about how good fishing is during the spring and fall," Mr. Rapone said.
The arrival this Sunday of the Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, a month-long fishing contest, is a busy time for some charter captains and not for others. Some charter captains said they are already pretty much booked for the month ahead. Others report that the Internet helps fill the void created by the derby.
Capt. Scott McDowell of Chilmark said that the 2005 photograph he has on his website of Molly A. Fischer with her 49.22 pound striped bass, a giant derby winner, attracts customers throughout the fishing season. She caught the fish on his boat.
He said as much as 35 per cent of his charters were booked through e-mails or telephone calls that began at the website.
When it comes to the derby, he said the Internet doesn't necessarily help as much. For the month, many of his charters are returning anglers. But he added: "Even if you book just one charter through the Internet, it is worth it," he said.
Operating down Island, Captain Lawrence said looks for those Internet customers in the fall. He said anywhere from 33 to 40 per cent of his business during the derby is through the Internet.
The value of the Internet will vary between charter captains.
Menemsha charter captains keep their boats in a slip that is highly visible. Edgartown charter captains aren't so fortunate. Their boats are kept at moorings, so the Internet is far more important at attracting new customers.
Mr. Lawrence said from month to month, the clientele changes: "In the summer, the clients are more spur of the moment. They are on vacation. Derby fishermen are more deliberate. They know what they want."
Capt. W. Brice Contessa of Edgartown said: "June and September are two of my busiest months. June is so good. And September is driven by the derby and good fishing. The derby has a special part in my life."
Mr. Contessa said of the Internet: "I don't have a shingle hung up somewhere, so the Internet is my virtual shingle. I am a small boat flyfishing kind of guy. I don't troll the docks. Most of my target market in the modern era is online."
There are hazards on the Internet for every captain. Mr. McDowell said he gets a lot of spam and is particularly weary of letters from Africa, which he ignores.
"They will send you a check for far more than the charter costs. Then they will request you send back the balance. I get those ten or 12 times a year. You know right away, their English is bad."
Mr. Rapone said: "I think a lot of the guys who spend the time and have the pride of a good Web site are fishing hard and are running a good business."
On the other hand, he suggests visitors be wary too. Finding a skilled charter captain shouldn't be about who has the catchiest Web site.
A selection of Island fishermen and their Web sites:
Jennifer Clarke, captainclarkecharters.com.
Buddy Vanderhoop, tomahawkcharters.com.
Scott McDowell, bassnblue.com.


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Palm feels the heat in Q1
No new PDAs likely - Colligan
Palm reported revenue of $355.8m for the quarter ending 1 September, with a slim net income of $16.5m. Measured on a non-GAAP basis, the profit was $21.5m.
Revenue rose four per cent from a year ago, but was down 12 per cent sequentially. Palm had earlier warned that revenue would be lower than it originally expected, in the $380m to $385m range.
Palm sold 569,000 Treos and 490,000 PDAs in the quarter, generating $269m and $87m worth of revenue respectively.
CEO Ed Colligan blamed the sales shortfall on greater competition in the retail channel. The US business has been a two horse race until this summer, with RIM and Palm taking the lion's share; Motorola's Q and Nokia's E62 (a rebadged E61 without the Wi-Fi) have changed that.
Colligan said Palm would be introducing a low cost model, priced below $299, for "the very new future". A device codenamed Nitro appeared on Cingular documents earlier this year, Engadget reported.
Adding to the belief that Palm may have released its last ever PDA, Colligan dampened expectations for new handheld models for the Christmas season.
Palm said it expects revenue of between $430m and $450m for Q2 2006.
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Minivan crashes into Pine Hills home
Orange County rescuers pull passengers from vehicle
Rescuers in Orange County pulled passengers trapped inside a car that crashed into a Pine Hills home Thursday morning.
The vehicle struck a home in the 1700 block of Powers Drive sometime after 8 a.m.
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The Florida Highway Patrol said the woman driving the car failed to yield at an intersection and then hit Ytana Francois, who was driving the van.
Francois said after she was hit her van plowed through a fence, went down the yard, skipped over a pool and hit the house.
Everyone inside the home was also unharmed.
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By Bob Livingston • Apr 17th, 2009 •
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Osteoporosis & Heart Disease Linked Studies show an inverse correlation between bone mineral density and calcification of the arteries—a major contributor to heart disease. This means that if our bone mineral density is low, the calcification of our arteries is high. This makes osteoporosis and heart disease twins.
What is the common thread between osteoporosis and heart disease? It's vitamin D and vitamin K deficiency. Vitamin K is commonly known for its ability to activate blood clotting factors, but it is equally important and responsible for the activation of two other important proteins: osteocalcin, which is involved in the mineralization of bone matrix, and matrix Gla protein (MGP), which protects soft tissues from calcification. Vitamin D is also necessary for proper bone mineralization. Vitamin K is needed in smaller amounts than vitamin D to abate toxic effects of soft tissue calcification. Bone health requires both vitamins D and K. Clinical trials show that vitamin K supplementation increases the activation of osteocalcin, decreasing bone loss and increasing bone mineral density.
Gone is osteoporosis and calcification of the arteries. Calcification of the arteries is a clinical predictor of heart disease. And studies show that those with the highest intake of vitamin K have less severe artery calcification. Can vitamin D and vitamin K reverse artery calcification? There is no evidence that they can but they could stop further calcification.
My choice to clean out calcification is oral EDTA chelation. Warfarin (a blood thinner) does its work by inhibiting vitamin K recycling, causing soft tissue calcification. Those on this drug might consider talking to your doctor about switching to fish oil and cod liver oil, the best natural blood thinners. Otherwise you might change the effect of your prescribed blood thinner. So don't take them both. It's vitamin K or Warfarin. The best vitamin K that I know of is by Standard Process. It is an oil based chlorophyll complex (perle) product containing A, K, E and F. Chlorophyll is the essence of the life-supporting nutritional pattern of the planet earth. Cooking our green foods destroys the chlorophyll content. Most chlorophyll supplements sold are water soluble and mostly void of any nutrition.


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Posture Dos and Don'ts: Protect Your Back with These Tips
You've always been told to stand up straight. That can feel like a pretty tall order, especially if you have osteoporosis. The truth is that good posture is particularly important for those with this degenerative bone disease. That's because a straight spine can reduce your risk of kyphosis, or dowager's hump, a condition common in people with osteoporosis that can occur from fractured bones in the back. Follow these dos and don'ts to keep yourself from slouching.
Do stand tall and proud. Here's a great way to practice: Point your feet straight ahead with your knees facing forward. Imagine that a hook is attached to the top of your head, lifting you to your tallest position. Pull your shoulders back, tip your pelvis slightly forward, tuck your tailbone under and slightly bend your knees. Keep your head high, your chin in and your shoulder blades slightly pinched together. It may take a while to get the hang of it, but over time, it will feel natural to stand this way.
Don't sleep on your stomach. Habitually sleeping on your stomach can flatten the natural curve in the lower back and distort the alignment of the spine in your neck. Instead, try to position yourself on your side or your back, says the International Osteoporosis Foundation. If you're on your back, support your head with a small, pliable pillow and a cushion under your knees. If you're sleeping on your side, bend your knees slightly and put a small, pliable pillow under your head. Also place a pillow between your knees and behind your back. What's the purpose of all these pillows? To ensure that your spinal column stays as straight as possible while you're catching your shut-eye.
Do sit upright. It can be tempting to round your shoulders, especially when you're relaxing on a couch or a chair. Fortunately, a little mindfulness can keep your spine correctly aligned. Begin by making sure your feet are on the floor and your backside is touching the back of the couch or a chair. Support the curve of your lower back (the lumbar curve) with a towel or a rolled cushion. If you'll be sitting for a long time, take mini-breaks—walk to the next room or stand up and march in place. You may even want to set a timer so that you won't forget.
Don't curl forward. Any time you arch your back, you put your spine at risk, according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation. Whenever possible, keep your back flat and straight. For example, when putting on your shoes or tying your laces, sit in a chair first. Then place one foot on a stool or your other leg, and lean forward at the hips.


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This is a follow up to my earlier post about SQLDeveloper being moody and suddenly refusing to connect to a database via TNS.
Having had a bit of a dig around, it would seem that this problem is not platform specific and affects Windows in the same way.
At this point, I'd like to say a big "thank you" to Grzegorz Wilczura, who referred me to this article by Sue Harper.
If you're hitting this problem on Windows, then you may want to follow the instructions there to set up a TNS_ADMIN environment variable.
Remember, this problem had two primary symptoms :-
- Empty Network Alias list when defining a TNS connection
- When testing an existing TNS connection you get :
Status: Failure – Test failed : no ocijdbc11 in java.library.path
In Sue's article, it states that SQLDeveloper looks for a tnsnames.ora in the following places in this order :
- $HOME/.tnsnames.ora
- $TNS_ADMIN/tnsnames.ora
- /etc/tnsnames.ora
- $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/tnsnames.ora
Only one of these places is has an absolute path. The rest all rely on environment variables being set. However, when I run SQLDeveloper from the Ubuntu desktop menu, I'm not starting a shell, so my .bashrc doesn't get executed. Therefore, these variables are not set.
When I setup my first tns connection, I'd just installed sqldeveloper and ran it by executing the shell script ( sqldeveloper.sh) from a Terminal Window. Of course, the $ORACLE_HOME was set in this environment and SQLDeveloper could therefore see the tnsnames.ora in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin.
All of this means that the cause of the problem is that SQLDeveloper cannot see, or can no longer see, the tnsnames.ora file.
Copying the tnsnames.ora to /etc will fix the problem. However, probably the best solution is to ensure that we're only referencing one tnsnames.ora and don't replicate it. That way, we only ever have to change it in one place, should the need arise.
So, the alternative I've chosen is to set the $ORACLE_HOME environment variable in sqldeveloper.sh – the script that gets called to start SQLDeveloper.
Start a terminal and go to the SQLDeveloper home directory ( in my case, I installed SQLDeveloper in /opt) :-
cd /opt/sqldeveloper sudo gedit sqldeveloper.sh
Now amend the file so it looks something like this :
#!/bin/bash ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/xe/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/server export ORACLE_HOME cd "`dirname $0`"/sqldeveloper/bin && bash sqldeveloper $*
Now re-start SQLDeveloper from the Ubuntu menu. Remember, this menu item is simply executing the shell script we've just changed.
If you have an existing tns connection defined then you can test doing the following :
- Right-click the connection and select Properties from the pop-up menu.
- This will bring up the New/Select Database Connection window.
- Enter the password in the Password field
- Hit the test button.
The test should now succeed.
If you haven't got a TNS connection defined currently, you should now be able to test by setting one up, with no problem.


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Emmaus has also partnered with CTC Net to add accessibility options to the computer lab. Therefore, the computers now have big keys as well as speech recognition software and other options available to make computer use more accessible for disabled seniors.
Also, the Emmaus SeniorNet Lab recently won the "Chairman's Award" from SeniorNet for exemplary services and constant stream of students and volunteers. An award ceremony was held on November 13th, 2008 at Emmaus with Sheila Alger, Director of Operations of SeniorNet and Langley Spurlock, Board of Director of SeniorNet.


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By Carol Berkin
The struggle for equality is one of the defining themes of American history. In recent issues of HISTORY NOW scholars and teachers have charted the movements to end slavery, to insure women's suffrage, and to provide opportunities for immigrants equal to those of native-born citizens. In this issue, we focus on the modern movement to complete the quest for African American equality: the civil rights movement. The essays in this issue go beyond such familiar milestones as Brown v. Board of Education, and such celebrated figures of the movement as Martin Luther King, Jr., and Rosa Parks. They explore the historical context in which the movement arose and flourished; the social factors that determined its successes and failures; the anonymous activists who sustained the struggle; and the cultural contributions of the movement.
In our first essay, "Different Perspectives on the Civil Rights Movement," Anthony Badger uses the career of President Jimmy Carter to frame the questions of change in the American South and the relative impact that economic modernization, nonviolent protest, and armed self-defense had on the end of segregation and the steps taken toward political and social equality. Next, Brian Ward brings to life the folk songs and freedom songs that buoyed the spirits of the activists, spread the message of the movement, and captured the resiliency and determination of the women and men who marched, sat in, rallied, protested, and lobbied for change with his essay, "'People Get Ready': Music and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s." In our next essay, "A Local and National Story: The Civil Rights Movement in Post-War Washington, D.C.," Wendell Pritchett shows how desegregation efforts in our nation's capitol helped to establish a precedent for fighting racism in the rest of the country. In "African-American Religious Leadership and the Civil Rights Movement," Clarence Taylor reminds us that we must look beyond the charismatic leadership of the African American clergy to understand the role of the church in the movement. While towering figures like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Jesse Jackson were indeed inspirational, it was the church's clubs, choirs, missionary societies and other auxiliaries that inculcated the cooperative values and the commitment to democracy and equality that were hallmarks of the movement. Finally, in "The Civil Rights Movement: Major Events and Legacies," James Patterson provides an overview of the movement, reminding us that the roots lay in the early twentieth century with the founding of the NAACP and the National Urban League and that efforts to secure equality continued through the 1940s and the postwar years. Patterson shows the variety of arenas in which the modern civil rights movement operated, from the courtrooms and legislative halls of the nation to the streets of Birmingham and the highways of Alabama and Mississippi, and he carefully assesses the movement's victories and defeats.
As always, gifted and experienced teachers from around the country have contributed lesson plans that you can use in your classrooms or adapt to your own curriculum. If you want to design your own lessons on the civil rights movement, Mary-Jo Kline, our librarian extraordinaire, has provided a broad, and richly varied, collection of both Web and print sources. And, finally, our interactive feature, a jukebox of protest songs, should spark your imagination and creativity—and delight your students. If you have questions or comments on this issue, we welcome them.
With this issue, HISTORY NOW completes its second year of online publication. We wish you all a happy and productive summer—and we encourage you to visit us in September, when our first issue of the new school year will focus on The American West.
Carol Berkin
Editor, History Now
Carol Berkin is Professor of History at Baruch College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York. She is the author of several books including Jonathan Sewall: Odyssey of an American Conservative, First Generations: Women in Colonial America, A Brilliant Solution: Inventing the American Constitution, and Revolutionary Mothers: Women in the Struggle for America's Independence.


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Millipedes are red, brown, black or coppery coloured with wormlike segments each having at least 2 pairs of legs for each segment. (not to be confused with centipedes that have only one pair of legs per segment).
Millipede(left)-Florida Agriculture, A group of millipedes (right)-J. Kalisch, UNL
Centipede (left)-University of Nebraska, Centipedes (right)-Techcom
They are about 1.5cm long and are usually found coiled up like a spring when disturbed. Centipedes are a little longer. There are over 6,000 species found worldwide.
Desert Milipede in Arizona(left)-Young Entomologists Society, Red millipede (right)-William W. Bushing
Habitat and Lifecycle
Both are found everywhere throughout North America and many other countries. They tend to favour damp areas and in moist crevices. If millipedes are found in your house don't worry too much as they do NO damage and they will die as they have nowhere to reproduce. If centipedes are found in you house, they can live up to 5 years. Both overwinter in the soil and emerge in the spring and their eggs are a little bit sticky and are laid in small clusters in the soil.
Millipede (left)-University of Delaware , Milliped group (right)-UC Riverside
Diet and Damage
Most species of millipedes feed on organic materials and other rotting garden debris. Millipedes are not often a pest but they have been know to eat beans, cabbage, carrots, corn, potatoes, strawberries and turnips. They sever seedlings, eat roots and burrow into fruits. There are some millipedes that are predators of other soil insects. If they are not attacking your plants I would just leave them as they work wonders in your compost breaking down organic material. I would suggest moving them into your compost pile rather than kill them. I have found no indications that centipedes cause plant damage. Millipedes have been known to eat small bugs, cockroaches, flies and a few other bugs in your house. My advice…..don't kill these guys.
How To Control Centipedes & Millipedes
- Plant GuardianTM Houseplant Insecticidal Soap
Drench the soil or area where they are with insecticidal soap. My homemade recipe that is also effective: 1 or 2 tablespoons of any dish soap to one quart of water. Spray directly on the bugs.
- Clean up Garden Debris
Keep your garden free of debris since this is an excellent breeding environment for them. Anywhere that is constantly moist should be controlled.
- Hand Pick
This isn't an easy task since they do most of their damage at night. dig lightly around the soil….you'll see them if they are present.
- *Here's a true cute story about getting rid of millipedes:
One day when I was in the garden at 5 am… my elderly neighbour came running out of her house in her best curlers and house dress screaming! I thought maybe her husband was after her or some other major emergency. NO….it was an infestation of millipedes in her kitchen! Nothing bad there I told her. I went over to her house and swept them into the dust pan and dropped them in hot soapy water. I inspected around the foundation of her home outside and found that she had left all her weeds in a pile right beside her rain barrel. As soon as we cleaned up this mess, she never had another scare like that again LOL. She was truly thankful and baked me a lovely apple pie 🙂


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Strong 4.5 player looking to hit Thursday (tomorrow) night after 5pm...
I live in Sierra Madre and can drive anywhere.
Let me know if you're interested!
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Bryce, thanks for the message. I just confirmed some tennis for today so i'm all set. if you want to hit some other time let me know...
Hey Glen, are you back in shape yet?
Hey Bart, yeah I'm back at it finally. I'll be gone all this week for work starting Tuesday, I could hit Monday evening if you're available...if not then I'll touch base when i get back. Let me know..
Thanks for checking in!
I can play this week if you want - 4.0 -4.5 player. I live in Pasadena.
cool glad your back at it, possibly tonight, it is 1:30 and i find out whether my car is going to be ready for pick up today at 3 ....tonite sounds good , but let me figure this out, do you have a local number? or i will email to confirm between 3-4....
Hi Bart, yeah I could hit tonight for a good hour or so.
My cell phone number is 702-241-5760, but it doesnt work too good from my house. I'll be online all afternoon so feel free to email later to confirm. I'm good really anytime the rest of the day, i'd say earlier the better for temperature reasons. If you can't hit today then perhaps later in the week or next week.
hey Sean, shoot me your number, possibly Tuesday or Wednesday this week.
Hey Bart,
Wednesday words better for me.
Hey Glenn, tonight is bad, no idea if i will have my car back by tonight ...drop me a line when your back in town..
Sounds good...thanks for letting me know. I'll touch base soon
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