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Nike Twilight Low-Top SE Sneaker - Mens
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You and your board can hit the town or the park in the men's Nike® Twilight Low SE limited edition skate style sneaker.
- Soft low-top suede upper with midfoot strap for superior fit
- Leather panel detailing
- Breathable mesh inner lining
- Foam rubber midsole
- Vulcanized solid rubber outsole
- Imported
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By: sydchocolate
Location: CA
November 27, 2012
A Great Shoe
"This is a good shoe to wear almost anywhere. The only downside is that the suede gets dirty easily. On the other hand, they are extremely comfortable and one of my top favorite shoes to wear. They look good with shorts or jeans."
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By: jlStel
Location: Eau Claire, WI
August 22, 2012
Very Comfortable
"I ordered these shoes for my husband who wears anywhere between a 10 and 11 size shoe. The lenght is perfect but he thought they were a tiny bit narrow, but nothing serious as they should stretch out a bit and fit perfectly. They are very cushiony and he wears them when we go on walks. They looked exactaly like the photo and I am very happy with my purchase."
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[8432]Luxury 1 Bedroom - Doorman & Gym
お部屋の大きさ50 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- ファミリー/子供と一緒に泊まれる
- インターネット/WiFi
- キッチン
- エアコン
- 洗濯機/乾燥機
- テレビ
- ジム
- 建物内にエレベーター有り
Accommodation summary
USA Stay residences are not hotels. USA Stay does not supply daily housekeeping services and other amenities commonly expected during a hotel stay. The USA Stay residences do not comply with the same fire safety and building code requirements as a hotel. Contact customer service for any maintenance issues - there is not a front desk or staff at any of the residences.
ハウスルール"-Security deposit required.
-Tenant pays their own electricity.
-The keys are picked up at the office near the apartment.
Cleaning service fee included in the total nightly price.
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The appartment is simple but ok.
But sleeping is a nightmare. Or better, you won't have a nightmare since you do not sleep. The windows of the sleeping rooms (street side) are so badly isolated that you experience the very noisy street as if yr bed was on the street !
I cannot recommend this place.
This was our first time using Wimdu and it was a good experience. The apartment was as described and was in an excellent location for our first visit to NYC. There are lots of great wine bars and restaurants close by, as well as a convenient location for seeing the sights. Our only comments would be that it is noisy at night as 53rd is a busy street and the bedrooms are on street side. Also it is quite dark, so maybe some stronger or extra lighting would be good. We also felt a slight inconvenience having to collect the key from Grand Central.
We were happy to share this appartment well-located in Manhattan. We can visit most of touristic place by walk. The metro station is 2 minutes walk from the place. Only we couldn't put the air conditionning on during the night because the system was too noisy. There were 2 bedrooms confortable with all the necessary and the appartment was clean.
Nice appartment in East village with interesting neighborhood. We enjoeyd the time. Ideal for four persons.
This apartment was not on Bleecker and Thompson as advertised and certainly was not big enough for 3 people. When we arrived there were NO pots to cook with and we waited 3 days to have some delivered. It afforded no privacy between parties. Having said that it was ideally situated for the tubes, accessing soho and both the east and west villages. The bedroom window overlooked a garden full of trees so you were not overlooked. The bed was comfortable but the sofabed was not great as it almost restricted access to the toilet when pulled out. I would only recommend this apartment for a couple or single person.
We booked a 2 bed apartment for 4 people: 2 of my elderly aunts and my cousin and I. For the 1st two days we were given this lovely studio apartment near Times Square but we were told that there was a double sofa bed and there wasn't. We had to resort to sleeping on the floor as the sofa bed was only a single! Also, only 1 set of towels were left in the studio for all 4 of us! :-( also no access to wi-fi which was also promised!
Then when we finally got to our actual apartment (the one advertised here) on 1st Avenue we found the following issues:
1) Extremely warm with both bedrooms over looking a very busy and very noisy main road which was noisy ALL night!
2) The electric points in the 2nd bedroom short circuited and blew the lamp bulb 4 times! Also the main light in that bedroom and the main bedroom didnt work.
3) The electric points in the kitchen didnt work so we had to plug in the toaster in the lounge area.
4) Even with the air-conditioner on in the 2 bedrooms the lounge was extremely warm. We raised several work orders for this and although promised a portable air-con unit none was provided. I couldn't sleep on warm nights!
5) In the main bedroom, the air-con unit was old and noisy so along with the noise of the traffic and the air-con no way you can sleep in there!
6) There was always a foul smell in the apartment.
7) Luckily we had a lift but it was always smelt and bounced.
8) The bathroom was old and needs redecorating and at least the shower head descaling as it simply dribbles.
I would NOT recommend this apartment to any future travellers unless you are using the place for storage only.
Aside from the above the apartment was suitably located but always requires a taxi to get to the nearest metro station. Lots of nice restaurants nearby and not so nice ones also.
Staying at this appartement is really great. It is located very centrally (restaurants, shops, metro station in walking distance) and has the perfect size to host 2 couples. I definitely recommend the appartement.
Very nice place! Freshly renovated, very clean, complete kitchen, washing machine, 3 flatscreens and real beds - very good! Street in front is a bit noisy, subway a few blocks to walk, supermarket around the corner, deli just next door, easy to get taxis.
Office to pick up keys is not far from the appartment with baggage room, very friendly staff. Had to book very short-dated, which worked out very well!
Everythings cool, go for it!
This apartment is in a good location. There is no door to the room downstairs so little privacy in terms of sound if anyone in the main kitchen area. The outside area in the ad is not accessible- door taped up, and area pretty derelict anyway.
The apartment is great! Very nicely furnished, in excellent condition, the best place to enjoy NY because close to the Metro, close to Broadway and Times Square. We stayed her with 4 persons and felt fine. Just enough space to spend the nights and the few hours between sleep and outdoor-activity.
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HAI Stik Ceramic Flat Iron
- Overview
- Features
- HAI Stik flat iron Ceramic plates are unmatched for equal heat distribution
- 1 inch plates for versatile styling
- New Infra Red Heat technology seals in hairs moisture and luster
- Faster heat-up time than conventional coil straightening irons - It will rise to the desired temperature in less than 25 seconds from being turned on. Therefore, to save electricity and prolong lifespan, it should be turned off between uses with the Off-On switch. It still saves half the time of conventional models
- Hotter and more consistent heat at all adjustable temperature settings.
- Variable temperature settings for all hair types. For bleached, fragile, damaged and fine hair, the lower setting is advised. For normal hair and regular use, a middle range is recommended. For coarse, thick, ethnic and resistant hair in healthy condition, maximum heat on high setting is used to save time and effort
- With a fused safety plug - Be sure the red button is depressed before use, and push the reset button if the breaker is tripped at any time
- Ergonomic design is easier to press, hold, mold, twirl and curl hair
- Variable heat control on handle for added versatility
- Safety IDCI plug to prevent electrical shocks
- Voltage: 120V 60Hz for use in US/Canada
- One year limited warranty
- About the brand
The slim HAI Stik hair straightener is extremely consumer friendly for curling, straightening and twisting.
Model#: HAI Stik / SKU: A8465
Warnings & Precautions: Keep Hai Stick flat iron away from water to reduce the risk of burns, electric shock, fire or bodily injury. Read all instructions before using.
HAI® has built a legacy of integrity that separates it from its competitors. HAI® was the first to bring ceramic flat iron technology to the Professional Styling Tool industry. The HAI® brand has always stood for superlative products and authentic relationships that are tried, tested and true. HAI® has established a trust with beauty enthusiasts that is built on integrity and a level of customer service that is unparalleled.
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Not ImpressedI recently received the HAI Stik as a birthday gift. Prior to using this flat iron, I had been using an inexpensive Remington T Studio Iron I purchased at Ulta for about $40. I honestly felt that the two straightners performed very similarly. I did not feel like the HAI Stik was worth the extra money since my hair did not look or feel any different than it did when I used my old flat iron. Also, the HAI Stik has uncomfortable ridges that really hurt my hand after a few minutes of use. All in all, I was not impressed. I am returning my HAI Stik and getting the Solia instead.Feb 16, 2010Smita
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BestI got a solia pink edition a year ago and my sister took it with her b/c she cut her to short... so I got the hai stik since it's relatively cheap compare to the others. it's a better iron than solia pink!!! I just run it through my hair one time and my hair is straighten up right away!!!! it would take the solia pink a couple time and my arm always get tired!!!Jan 9, 2010Charlin
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Little Iron, Big HeartI got this iron as a gift for Christmas because my hair is notorious for being the most difficult to manage. I have extremely thick, relaxed hair that gets frizzy at the slightest chance of rain. I've been using this iron for almost three years, and since then, I've noticed my hair doesn't have that "fried" look I got from so many other similarly priced irons. In addition, it does curls and waves beautifully. If you're looking for something jaw-droppingly spectacular, you probably won't find it in this HAI, but if you just need an iron that performs well and can straighten even the most unruly of roots, this iron is for you.Dec 10, 2009Rajeanna
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Great IronI bought my Hai Stick from Folica.com about three years ago. It still works great!Nov 20, 2009Dawn / Pleasant View, TN
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Still Working GreatEver since day one this flat iron has been good to me. Now four years later, and still working GREAT!!! My hair is short, thick and frizzy and It has really worked for me. I travel with it, and have accidentally left it on for hours, It has fallen on the floor so many times, and still working perfectly fine, I am so happy with it.Aug 19, 2009Noemi / San Bernardino, CaliforniaHAIR TYPEChemically Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Short Hair
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One Year Still Happy-- Black HairIve had this product for about a year now and Im still pretty happy with its peformance. It was my first expensive flat iron, but it absolutely does its job. Im an african american and im still impressed with how smooth it leaves my hair, plus I love that I can control the temp settings. The only downside is the on/off button broke, but not sure if thats my fault or the products.Jun 10, 2009Adeola / Washington, D.C.
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Best Flat Iron By Far; Better Than SeduI just used both...the Sedu on one side and HAI on other. The Sedu is light weight, but took much, much longer to straighten hair as it doesnt "grip" the hair and it doesnt seem to get hot enough even on the highest setting(mine is shoulder length, and very frizzie/curly; I wear it straight, and no one even knows I have curly hair except my hairdresser). The HAI grips the hair, allows you to pull it down and always smooths and straighten the first time through, thereby allowing to finish quicker and look better. Its is heavier than the Sedu. But Im putting away my Sedu and sticking with the HAI for sure!!May 30, 2009Maizie / Trussville, ALHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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Works Great, Until It Doesn't Turn OnI use this to style my hair when I do have the time, which is not often, and I thought it was the greatest thing ever invented. I havent used it more than 30 times in six months, so its still in GREAT condition, yet all out of nowhere, it stops working. The light does not turn on and it does not heat up at all. Dont waste your money, find another flat iron.Feb 28, 2009Ana / Los Angeles
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Best I've Used, And I Have Crazy Thick Hair!!!I have used many methods, products, blow dryers and yes straigtners. Some people have even assumed I was of ethincities like African-American because of the kind of hair I have. Although I am Hawaiian and have extremly frizzy hair, my hair is a combination. Its curly/kinky in areas and soft and wavy in others, but overall FRIZZY! I have had and used the HAI Stick almost daily for about 4 years now (on the highest setting). I have never been so pleased or happy with a straightner. Unfortunatly, I think the people that have had theirs die on them, either did not take very good care or had bad luck. Maybe I was blessed, but my HAI stick has been a heaven sent. I have with out persuasion seen at least 5 friends purchase the HAI after I did their hair, and they are very pleased. I would recommend this product to anyone. I have personally used a CHI and feel that it makes my hair greasy. It also pulls at the sides. I have had bad experiances with hairdressers because they are not sure how to deal with my hair, agian I have A LOT!!!! and it is extremly frizzy. Even at some of the nicer salons their flat irons dont works as well as the HAI, enough said, but I would buy this one! Good luck :)Nov 21, 2008Turlte / San Diego,CA
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Red Light!!THIS FLAT IRON MAKES YOUR HAIR LOOK SILKY AND BEAUTIFUL, BUT UNFORTUNATELY, I BOUGHT ONE, 1 YEAR AGO, AND ALL OF A SUDDEN THE RED LIGHT WENT OFF AND THE FLAT IRON WOULD JUST NOT HEAT UP ANYMORE.... I LOVED THE RESULTS OF THIS FLAT IRON SO MUCH THAT I WENT AND BOUGHT ANOTHER ONE JUST A MONTH AGO.. WITHIN A MONTH... THE SAME THING HAPPENED!!! I AM SOOOOOOOO MAD!!! ALTHOUGH I REALLY LOVE THE RESULTS OF MY HAIR... IM GOING TO HAVE TO LOOK FOR A NEW BRAND!Aug 29, 2008Jessica / ORANGE COUNTY, CA
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The Castle Valley Special Service District meeting held on March 20 was opened by Brad Giles and then turned over to Darrel Leamaster for an update. He spoke about several subjects in the works such as the planned crack filling and seal of roads project, the curb and gutter South project, and Molen Road. Also the power company wants to move a power line on the Dave Owen property.
Craig Johansen reported that the design of the new Ferron sewer line project has fatal flaws. The location of the line at some point gets too close to ground level or comes out of the ground. Several options were discussed. Further study will take place before this project is approved.
Huntington City will be getting 25 new fire hydrants, these are not replacement hydrants. The few non-working hydrants in Huntington will be replaced by the special service district.
Culinary water, secondary water and sewer connections
The cities of Ferron and Huntington have received requests for water and sewer connections outside of the city limits. One of those connections is at least three miles from the city boundaries. Because of the recently passed county ordinance by the county commissioners, which makes it possible for a land owner to subdivide 10 acres of land into two acre lots, more people are coming forward with requests for connections to the city water, sewer and secondary lines.
The special service district members and the cities of Emery County have adopted an amendment to the Interlocal Governmental Agreement Under Article II Culinary and Secondary Water and Article III Sewer.
The Amendment reads as follows:
"4. New Connections Outside District/City Boundaries: No new culinary water connections should be granted outside of the district and city boundaries. Properties outside of the district and city should be annexed into the city prior to any such connections being granted." Similar language is used for secondary water and sewer connections.
Leamaster feels the change made by the county from 10 acres to two acre lots will create a problem for the Castle Valley Special Service District and the cities in Emery County. In the opinion of the city mayors this change makes them look bad. Because they have to deny water and sewer hookups to homes that are outside the city limits. The special service district board includes the mayors of Emery County cities.
Emery County cities have a problem because in the past some cities have allowed non city taxpayers to make connections to city water and sewer lines without additional fees being charged. These water and sewer lines were paid for by the city taxpayers over the years through city taxes and the mayors of the cities feel it is unfair for non city taxpayers to have the advantage of city services and not pay the taxes for them.
Some of the connections wanted are as much as three miles or more away from the city boundaries. Under the newly adopted Castle Valley Special Service District Amendment to the interlocal governmental agreement between the cities and the special service district, for a city to allow a connection outside the city boundaries, the city should annex all of the land owned by the several land owners between the city boundaries and the one person wanting a water and sewer connection. The land owners would have to agree to be annexed into the city and pay city taxes.
The special service district also has a problem servicing any water and sewer connections outside the city boundaries. If the city annexes the property that is three miles away from the city, then the special service district becomes responsible for the road, the culinary water, secondary water and sewer lines, and any other infrastructure covering that three miles from the city to the property being annexed to the city.
Because the language in the amendment states the city should annex the property and not will annex the property, the special service district and the city council is still responsible to decide if it is in their best interest to allow a connection outside city boundaries.
Leamaster said, "The special service district will not approve new connections without the property being annexed to the city."
It was recommended that the cities annex potential industrial zone property for the future growth of business in the county. In the future, to accommodate anticipated growth the cities and the Special service district should be looking at places to expand beyond their present boundaries.
Recent State legislation gave local governments the responsibility to keep records. In addition local governments have 14 days to approve the minutes of meetings and post them on the governmental web site.
House Bill 51 the water forfeiture bill gives cities 40 years before water could be forfeited for non use.
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The changing of the three filter membranes in the water treatment plant in Straight Canyon will cost $367,000 from US Filter by Seamons. The new three banks of filter units, when installed in the water treatment plant will be more efficient and easier to clean than the old ones.


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The problem with an appetite like mine is that when you get knocked out by food poisoning you have no idea what food caused it
. Heck of a Super Bowl Sunday that I had.
You should have eaten at Kourt's, she always cooks organicReplyCancel
Sir, you should try to eat healthier. I also gained a lot of weight since my split from Rita and am a #fatboy like you. You should eat grapefruit accompanied by a tomato omelette, all before going on a five mile run. I did that this morning. Cardio is fun!ReplyCancel
off topic as well…i hope the cops find the drug dealer who sold Philip Seymour Hoffman his heroin and actually try to prosecute them. What's it gonna take? How many more dead celebrities is it gonna take for Hollywood to stop looking at the revenue stream for a minute and try to help addicts…that dude from glee as well. Friends and family of these addict celebrities should be shamed in public for not doing something.ReplyCancel
@hackgnar–what was PSH wife suppose to do at that point? C'mon kids get in the minivan we are gonna go get daddys drug dealer?ReplyCancel
You brought me out of retirement, Count. What can I do to you? xoxoReplyCancel
First of all, I try to be a positive role model. Eating well, vitamins, plenty of rest and exercise is the best way to live. Rob went through a tough time, but I'm proud of him.ReplyCancel
I eat tons of snacks every night in bed.ReplyCancel
After I lose 50 pounds, I may get another tattoo to commemorate it. I need to focus on me and my tattoos. That's all I wanna be about right now.ReplyCancel
After they've been clean for many years…you KNOW when someone's fucked up. people are pussies and afraid to rock the boat and cut off the money stream. it's just sick….obviously it's all in hindsight now and this IS a free country after all so i guess what i'm trying to convey is never gonna happen in reality.ReplyCancel
@Kym: Any thing you want babe. 2-3day bruises at most though.
I'm friggin hungover from yesterday's festivities. Temples pounding, bright light from the reflection off all this gaddam snow hurting my eyes. I'm just having a coffee and Advil breakfast now. This maybe a doobie, fap & nap day.
@Hacknar: Much like pro athletes, condoms and automobiles, actors are disposable commodities. Hollywood has no responsibility for their well being.
If you want to target someone, target the acting unions. They could make drug testing part of membership requirements.ReplyCancel
Rob, I think another tattoo is a great idea. I'm proud of you for having a goal.ReplyCancel
@Count learn this and live it–drink heavily, take 2 aspirins any type just before bed, no hangover when you wake up but you will still be kinda offkey.ReplyCancel
Yo Bob. Did you get Adrienne's name removed yet?ReplyCancel
I am so glad I do not watch football and do not have a hangover! I DESPISE hangovers cause I do them to myself and I also feel like really depressed the next day from heavy drinking—even if I didnt do anything foolish etc. I am now a 4 beer guy–never anything more or less than 4 beerReplyCancel
I still have Jade's name tattooed inside my bottom lip. That shit hurts too much to remove!ReplyCancel
Oh Brody, you should have just stuck to earrings like me. Can you imagine if I had Kris tattooed on my junk like she suggested years ago?ReplyCancel
Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick. This place is like the lobby at a motherfucking Nickolodeon convention. I wanna fuck you like an animal. Me on top though, so I can see my autographed pic of Enty when you bring me to that earth shattering climax that only you can. Hungover? Suck it up. I'm ready to ride.ReplyCancel
Derek I was supposed to only drink 5 but the game sucked so I emptied the apartment of all my beers before the game ended. 🙁ReplyCancel
Kourtney better not get any ideas.ReplyCancel
haha I DO feel your pain. When I decided to be 4 beer Drock I had to beg my friends to not allow me to drink after the 4 —I can be quite scrappy when I am buzzed! lol but so far it has been working-outReplyCancel
4 or 5 is kinda low once you get on a roll.ReplyCancel
@Kristin—haha yup. I almost quit entirely but I am a fun drunk that has learned my limits—gotta stay classy ; )ReplyCancel
Seems like youve gone kinda mainstream while I've been away–all soft and cuddly and mushy. Im hopingI can convince you to take a walk down memory lane with me. Oh, the hours of mutual masturbation we shared with this horrified and outraged 'community'. Good times. Makes me all misty eyed and shit.ReplyCancel
Maybe i can get Rob and Bruce to violate me while I post Kardashian recaps.ReplyCancel
My balls are not in anyone's purse! Gah, where do you all come up with this stuff? *eye roll*ReplyCancel
With you Count, feeling fuzzy and eyes hurt. Our party bowl turned into a dance party, my legs hurt & I have a kink in my neck. It was a good whoop up. My mutts won't rest till I walk them & in my state, I'll break a leg on the icy trail. Feeling sorry for self.
Find that Selena vid I was telling you about, it will make you feel better. Promise.
Afternoon all!! Surprisingly, I survived Super Bowl! @ Sandy, aspirin and a short workout this morning has me feeling brand new! @Count, had I not relegated myself into the confines of my home, I would probably be feeling the same way today. Lol.ReplyCancel
I think I got so tore up because the only food I had was a Cajun Tuna Bites appetizer. Could have used some starch.
The bar I went to was dead and with the horrible game, it cleared out quickly. I was kinda sad to be home and drinking in the garge so early last night. The last time the Giants won the Super Bowl, I didn't get home until noon the next day. Few more years til the statute of limitations is up so I can tell that tale.
@Mess Kym: You can be on top, Snookums. Couple things though:
1) I get a riding crop, to keep you motivated
2) You gotta give some time in reverse cowgirl, so I can get a good view of your ass and play with your brown eye
3) You can't just ride my dick, you need to ride my face and give me some flavor. You can just tell me to stick my tongue out, then you can put whatever you want licked on it.
If that is all OK, then I'll let you do me.ReplyCancel
That's so sad to hear that even bars were dead last night. I imagine the streets of Las Vegas were riddled with the corpses of bookies last night so I'm pretty happy about my decision to stay in.ReplyCancel
xoxo Count:
Resuming his examination, he admires the red streaks left by his belt on her lily white butt. "Bend forward and spread your cheeks." She reaches behind her and pulls her butt cheeks as wide apart as she can and bends at the waist.
He shoves one finger up her ass, pondering if his entire hand will fit. He pulls his finger out. "Hands at your side."
"Yes Sir." she moans.
Walking around to her front, grasping her crouch in his fist, "You must always be clean shaven for me."
She sniffles silently. His belt slams into the back of her thighs just below her butt cheeks.
She buckles and screams out "Yes Sir." this time avoiding the belt.
Master pushes her roughly to the floor onto her hands and knees, pressing her forehead into the carpet, kicking her legs to spread wider, his fingers cupped into her anal hole lifting her ass higher. Squeezing her butt cheeks, he slaps each globe before rearing his arm back and delivering a direct hit of burning leather. Her body lurches forward, her face scraping against the carpet.
"You were only getting 10 but since you moved, it is now 15. Do not move even an inch. Stay in position or I will add five more to the total."
He strikes from her right several times, then moves to her left. He leaves the belt where it landed to allow the burn to sink into her flesh.ReplyCancel
Good one Mess Kym. Broad needs to know the importance of a properly maintained snatch.ReplyCancel
Posted a couple more in the randoms for you. I'm gonna get in big trouble.ReplyCancel
@Kym: I wish you would send me some pics of your ass. I want to imagine red outlines of my hand imprinted on it, and my tongue delicately caressing your lovely pucker.
Key to properly utilizing a woman's ass it so be rough on the cheeks, butt gentle on what they contain.ReplyCancel
Totally appreciate the passion for these poor people! Speaking as an addict with 3 years recovery, there 8s nothing anyone could have done for me. Sobriety is something you have to want and to work for every day. It is that tedious, hence the phrase "one day at a time." With a powerful drug like heroine, one bad day can lead to relapse and death even after years of sobriety.ReplyCancel


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Step back in time a few years and enjoy clean, old-fashioned outdoor fun at Abbey Farms. Unique – no haunting themes, no electronic games, no gimmicks, just clean old-fashioned outdoor fun for everyone. Enjoy three seasons of fun; fresh produce in summer, Pumpkin Daze in fall and U-pick Christmas trees in winter. Shop their fresh bakery goods, cider donuts, and other seasonal delights. Looking for a unique venue for that special occasion? Visit their new rustic-chic barn, the Nagel Emporium.
Abbot Oceanarium at Shedd Aquarium
The Oceanarium immerses you in the vibrant coastal ecosystem of beluga whales, Pacific white-sided dolphins, sea otters and sea lions. You'll also find the Polar Play Zone for kids, along with marine mammal presentations.
Absolutely Chicago Segway Tours
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A fun and exciting play land offering 10 inflatable play structures, four party rooms and two age-appropriate play areas.
Two full-sized rinks are open for year-round skating. All Seasons also offers a game room, ballet room, pro shop and party room.
Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze
This Navy Pier funhouse takes visitors on a 15-minute, full sensory experience that challenges and dazzles guests to navigate through a series of mirror mazes set in the great city of Chicago.
Apple Orchard Golf Course is a nine hole, par three, public course located at 692 W. Stearns Rd. about 3/4 mile east of Route 59 on Stearns Road. Other features include a clubhouse equipped with snacks, beverages, beer, restrooms, golf accessories and indoor/outdoor sitting areas. Rental golf clubs and pull carts are available for a slight fee.
Ten-acre horse farm offers hayrides and riding lessons, plus a petting zoo, exotic animals and even a monthly line dancing event.
The challenging 18-hole layout spans 90 acres of superbly manicured fairways and greens with 14 beautiful lakes to negotiate during a round. Features clubhouse, snack bar area, pro shop, and patio area.
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Arrowhead provides extraordinary facilities, spectacular views and customized services. The Clubhouse accommodates from 20 to 300 guests and is the perfect site for private parties, corporate meetings, trade shows, team building or wedding receptions.
All new tropical-themed water park with water slides, wading pool, unique circular drop slide, children's spray ground, locker rooms, concession stands, and more!
Let Aurora Skate Center share the joy of roller skating in a family-friendly environment. They pride themselves with offering something for everyone, from the little ones to adults who have been skating for years. Home of the Aurora 88s, Aurora Skate Center takes pride in their professional-quality hardwood maple "floating" floor. On Mondays they host a live organ-music dance session with Frank Pellico, organist for the Chicago Blackhawks, playing the only triple-deck Hammond X-66 Pipe Organ (w/ 26-ranks of pipes) in the country. See Friday and Saturday night on the "Daily Calendar" for "Fresh Fridays" and "Old vs. New School Saturdays!" See their web site for more events and details.
Aurora's Zagster Bike-Share Program
The City of Aurora and Zagster, Inc. launched a new bike-share program that will provide Aurora visitors with a convenient, affordable and healthy way to get around town. 18 cruiser bikes are available at three downtown stations for riders to use for on-demand, local trips. Stations are located at RiverEdge Park - 360 Broadway Ave., Aurora City Hall - 44 E. Downer Place and Santori Public Library of Aurora - 101 S. River Street. This initiative creates new opportunities for visitors to experience the Aurora Area from a different vantage point and see it in a whole new light.
Azoosment Park at Santa's Village
Azoosment Park at Santa's Village is an amusement park/petting zoo. Unlimited pony rides and amusement rides with one paid admission.
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This 18-hole course features a practice range, pro shop, snack shop and banquet facilities. Bartlett Hills Golf Club & Banquets is also an award-winning wedding venue that can accommodate up to 230 of your friends and family.
A 32-acre park built in cooperation with Batavia Park District, the city of Batavia and the Batavia Riverwalk Committee. Park your bikes by the Depot Museum and stroll the boardwalks through the wildflower garden.
As the centerpiece of downtown Batavia, the Riverwalk extends along the Depot Pond and Fox River to a north point pavilion, where grand views of the Fox River are available.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Ten minutes from O'Hare, Bensenville Park District offers everything for your leisure, fitness & banquet needs. From the outstanding White Pines Golf Club to the award-winning Deer Grove Water Park, come and enjoy a variety of activities, parks & events.
Beverly Lake Forest Preserve Trail is perfect for hiking and biking. The five mile out and back trail located near Dundee that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Bicycle/Hiking Trails - Aurora
More than 35 miles of scenic trails, from Aurora to Crystal Lake, pass through scenic landscapes. Active travelers enjoy biking, hiking, jogging and cross-country skiing. Nature-seekers enjoy bird watching and tranquil vegetation. Routes include the Fox River, Virgil Gilman and Red Oak Trails, and the Illinois Prairie Path.
Rent a bike and ride along the city's breathtaking Lakefront Trail with a guide from Bike Chicago, or pick up a free map and take your own self-guided tour. The section of the bike path that winds along North Avenue Beach.
Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park
On historic Bluff Street along the waterway in downtown Joliet, this park features free summer concerts, lush grounds, outdoor bandshell and indoor theatre. Office hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm and Friday 8:00 am - 12:00 noon.
Bird Haven Greenhouse and Conservatory
Lord and Burnham designed this historic greenhouse featuring a tropical house, cacti room, show house and outdoor gardens.


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Hebephrenic schizophrenia; Disorganized schizophrenia
The cause is unknown. This type of schizophrenia usually begins before age 25.
Some of these symptoms are also seen in other types of schizophrenia. The main difference is that in disorganized schizophrenia, there is a lot of strange, aimless behavior and often speech that does not make sense.
Freudenreich O, Weiss AP, Goff DC. Psychosis and schizophrenia. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2008:chap 28.
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HOUSTON — Detroit Tigers starter Justin Verlander was trying to join a pretty exclusive club on a cool Sunday afternoon in Texas.
Nolan Ryan.
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Bob Feller.
BOX SCORE: Tigers 9, Astros 0
Verlander was eight outs from joining the club reserved only for those with three no-hitters when former Tiger Carlos Pena delivered a clean single to rightfield with one out in the seventh to deprive fans of a chance to witness history.
"He guessed right," Verlander said after the Tigers swept the four-game series against the Houston Astros with a 9-0 victory. "A lot of times this game I'd thrown off-speed on fastball counts, and I thought maybe he thought otherwise. So I threw him a fastball, and he did a great job of getting on top of a fastball up in the zone and a line drive to right."
He quickly gave up another hit to Carlos Corporan, but the door was closed on the Astros when Brandon Laird hit into a double play. That was it for Verlander, and he received a nice ovation from an appreciative crowd at Minute Maid Park.
With a high pitch-count of 116, it was clear that Verlander was done. He left the game with nine strikeouts. He allowed two walks to go along with those two hits.
Because of the high pitch-count, Verlander said it never felt like his previous two no-hitters.
"It was a little different because I knew I threw close to 30 pitches in the first inning," Verlander said. "Second, third, fourth inning my only concentration was trying to lower my pitch count."
Pena's single allowed manager Jim Leyland to avoid a big decision. Leyland said he had the No. 125 in mind with a max pitch-count of 130.
"He wasn't going to throw too many pitches, I can tell you that, because of the no-hitter, if that's what you're getting at," Leyland said.
It would have been an interesting discussion in the dugout if Verlander had of reached the limit with one more inning to go.
"I think Leyland's been around long enough to kind of play it by ear, listen to me and trust my opinion," Verlander said. "… The investment they have in me is because I've shown the ability to go out there and throw a lot of pitches and not break down and still be strong at the end of the game."
Verlander (4-2) lowered his ERA on the season to 1.55, as he had a dominant changeup. His fastball was consistently in the 90-95 MPH range — with a top speed of 97.
All the scoring the Tigers would need came off the bat of Prince Fielder when he launched a two-run homer in the first. Andy Dirks, on his way to a 4-for-4 day with a homer, had singled to get on base in front of Fielder.
The Tigers pounded Astros starter Philip Humber for five more runs in the second — the key blow a two-run homer by Brayan Pena. Dirks added an RBI single, and Fielder drove in two runs with a single.
Humber exited after allowing eight earned runs in four innings, and his ERA for the season is 8.82 — a far cry from the excellence of Verlander.
"He's a trouper. He knows what he is doing out there," catcher Brayan Pena said. "He needed to go out there and bounce back after the first inning.
"It was amazing. After that he was just pitching and mixing it up and keeping the ball down and using his fastball. ... I was very happy for him. I feel like he was just cruising."
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ENGLEWOOD - Like a lot of teams in prep and college football, Kent Denver awards its players pride stickers for achieving big plays on the field.
Senior Brannon Jones, a two-way starter for the top-ranked Sun Devils, creatively arranged his to spell out BAM across the front of his helmet.
What a fitting word for a player that turned himself into a battering ram in the fourth quarter of the Class 2A state championship game Nov. 24 against No. 7 Platte Valley.
With the unbeaten Sun Devils down 17-14 with just 6 minutes, 53 seconds to play in the game, Jones took a handoff from Kent's own 33-yard line, busted through the line of scrimmage, brushed off four would-be tacklers and rumbled into the end zone to give his team a 21-17 lead.
Jones tacked on an insurance touchdown with 2:03 to play as the Sun Devils won their first state championship since 1991 with a hard-fought 28-17 victory over the Broncos at a jam-packed Justin DeSorrento Memorial Field.
"It was a lot of will and determination," said Jones of his game-winning touchdown.
"It was the offensive line and everyone buckling down, too, and saying that we needed to play tougher than we are. That break came right when we needed it."
For Jones, one of a handful of seniors that was part of the Kent Denver team that lost in the state final four years ago, ending his prep career with a state championship game - and victory - on the team's home field was rewarding.
"This is amazing," Jones said. "To get back (to the state championship), win it and go undefeated is amazing and more than I could've asked for or dreamed."
Platte Valley (10-3) looked poised to ruin the Kent Denver (13-0) victory party. With quarterback Logan Sitzman doing his best Tim Tebow impersonation, the Broncos rallied from an early 14-3 hole to take a 17-14 with 21 seconds to play in the second quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run by Sitzman.
The Broncos, though, were unable to find a rhythm offensively in the second half; they punted on their first four possessions, turned the ball over on downs and finally, were intercepted by Kent Denver's Matt Pettyjohn with 1:41 to play.
"I knew they were going to throw the ball and I had been waiting all game for my opportunity," said Pettyjohn, who caught a 56-yard touchdown pass from Joey Matarazzo on the game's second play from scrimmage that gave the Sun Devils an early 7-0 lead.
"In the first game we played against them I had two interceptions, so I was waiting for my opportunity and once I got it, I jumped on it."
As mentioned, Kent Denver started the game off with a bang on Matarazzo's touchdown pass to Pettyjohn. Matarazzo threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Brian Boatman to increase the lead to 14-3.
An interception by Tom Bluher off a tip by Trevon Hamlet set the Sun Devils up with a first-and-goal from the Platte Valley 5-yard line, but the Sun Devils were unable to put any points on the board and the Broncos responded with 14 unanswered points to take the lead.
"We knew this was going to be a tough game," Kent Denver coach Scott Yates said. "We have a bunch of kids with great character, and they weren't going to give up. It's a testament to the young men on this team and the determination they had … they're fighters and they wanted to finish."


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News from the Department of Accounting at The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Accounting Chair, Lillian Mills reflects on her four years as Department Chair and everyone who helped make her tenure as Chair a success.
Robert Freeman, the Arther Andersen & Co. Alumni Centennial Professor in Accounting, has been appointed as the Chair of the Department of Accounting.
Brian White discusses his forthcoming research paper on Earnings Metrics, Investor Behavior and Stock Price Efficiency.
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Does anybody have any good techniques for dealing with STDOUT/STDERR and exception handling when shelling out in Ruby on Windows?
Nobody did. Do you? Please share in the comments.
A pair ran system updates on their Snow Leopard box which caused bunch of test failures in their project. Most of the failures were occurring around the parts of the application that used BigDecimal. After digging they found:
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Oops! Looks like Apple shipped Ruby 1.8.7 p173 with a recent update. p173 has a bug that some dude introduced into BigDecimal. The fix was to update to p174 which was released quickly after this was discovered.
While on the subject, BigDecimal is kind of a drag. Its #inspect output is inhumane and new'ing up BigDecimal objects requires an ugly call to its constructor. A Pivot recommended using the undocumented bigdecimal/util which adds a convenience method to Float for creating new BigDecimals:
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Once again New Zealand were made to work very hard to get the better of France at Eden Park, winning 23-13 on Saturday.
Once again New Zealand were made to work very hard to get the better of France at Eden Park, winning 23-13 in an entertaining clash on Saturday.
In the first game between these sides since the 2011 Rugby World Cup Final at the same venue, the All Blacks outscored their visitors two tries to one but were pushed all the way by a French side showing a marked improvement on their woeful Six Nations campaign.
New Zealand led 17-10 at the interval thanks to tries from Aaron Smith and Sam Cane after France had taken the early lead via a Wesley Fofana score.
There was very little to choose between the old rivals but a series of scrum penalties against France proved influential as they killed off a number of promising attacking opportunities for Philippe Saint-André's men.
The result sees the All Blacks take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series but with the tourists set to be reinforced by players who took part in the recent Top 14 Final, the next fortnight promises to be intriguing.
France drew first blood when Florian Fritz sliced through in midfield and offloaded to his centre partner Fofana, who raced home.
Maxime Machenaud added the extras and the visitors held a 7-0 advantage until the end of the opening quarter when Aaron Cruden landed his first penalty.
The All Blacks scored their first try on the half-hour mark after Ben Smith burst clear before finding his namesake Aaron up in support.
Cruden's conversion put New Zealand in front but Machenaud replied to level the scores with half time looming large.
Ma'a Nonu ensured that the hosts would head into the tunnel in the lead however as he beat Camille Lopez to set up a try for Cane with skipper Kieran Read proving the link.
Cruden's conversion was the final act of an evenly-contested and entertaining first half.
With Machenaud off injured, Lopez took over the French kicking duties and narrowed the deficit early in the second period.
Referee Wayne Barnes was the centre of controversy before kick-off as the French management and press found it highly irregular that the Englishman was staying at the same hotel as the hosts and Bleus skipper Thierry Dusautoir was fuming when the visitors scrum was penalised while camped on the Kiwi tryline.
Cruden restored the seven-point gap on the hour mark before the All Blacks were given a massive let off when Louis Picamoles knocked-on in front of an open tryline.
The pattern of missed chances – from both sides – continued until the final hooter with Cruden's third penalty securing the win.
Man of the match: A tough call to make. Louis Picamoles, Florian Fritz and Adrien Plante all did well for France while Ma'a Nonu made a welcome return to form in the black 12 jersey. But we'll go for Ben Smith, who not only created New Zealand's first try, but was rock solid at the back as the French looked to get the ball behind the Kiwi pack.
Moment of the match: The difference between the sides proved to be Sam Cane's try on the stroke of half time after Nonu beat Dusautoir.
Villain of the match: The scrums were a mess, but no nasty stuff to report.
The scorers:
For New Zealand:
Tries: A. Smith, Cane
Cons: Cruden 2
Pens: Cruden 3
For France:
Try: Fofana
Con: Machenaud
Pens: Machenaud, Lopez
New Zealand: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Ben Smith, 13 Conrad Smith, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Sam Cane, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Dane Coles, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Keven Mealamu, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Ben Afeaki, 19 Jeremy Thrush, 20 Victor Vito, 21 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 22 Beauden Barrett, 23 Rene Ranger.
France: 15 Yoann Huget, 14 Adrien Plante, 13 Florian Fritz, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Maxime Medard, 10 Camille Lopez, 9 Maxime Machenaud, 8 Louis Picamoles, 7 Fulgence Ouedraogo, 6 Thierry Dusautoir (c), 5 Yoann Maestri, 4 Sebastien Vahaamahina, 3 Luc Ducalcon, 2 Dimitri Szarzewski, 1 Thomas Domingo.
Replacements: 16 Guilhem Guirado, 17 Vincent Debaty, 18 Daniel Kotze, 19 Akexandre Flanquart, 20 Yannick Nyanga, 21 Jean-Marc Doussain, 22 Frederic Michalak, 23 Maxime Mermoz.
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Going into last Thursday night's game against the always-tough Canyon View Falcons, head coach Steven Gordon was nervous about his Emery High Lady Spartans and their ability to defeat this opponent. It is now apparent that caution was totally unfounded as his team rolled to an easy preseason victory 54-38.
The opening quarter was a tough one for both teams as neither team protected the ball very well as turnover after turnover occurred. Many of those turnovers were unforced, as it appeared that both teams might have had the jitters. Emery did manage to lead after that period 16-12.
Senior Abbie Kay took charge for her team in that period and her play kept Emery in the game. Abbie scored the first 13 points of the game for the Spartans. Abbie seemed to be everywhere and with her play on both ends of the court frustrated the Falcons. Tayler Jewkes made a three-pointer as the quarter ended to break Abbie's scoring streak.
The second quarter was a masterpiece of play by the Spartan team. Everybody became involved as Emery stepped up the defensive pressure with a full court press that seemed to baffle the Falcons. Emery came up with loose ball after loose ball and was able to turn most of those opportunities into scores. Emery outscored Canyon View 20-4 in the second quarter and led 38-16 at the half.
Jessica Murray led the Spartans in scoring in that period with eight points including a pair of 3-point shots. Jewkes added another five points, as did Jenni Stinson. Those three were instrumental in Emery coming up with six steals and causing several other Falcon turnovers in the period.
The third quarter was a little sloppy for both teams as one really might expect when two teams come back from halftime and one team has a commanding lead on the other. Both teams scored 11 points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw both teams go to reserve players.
Taylor Mann, a little frustrated after the game by her play, actually had a good game considering the attention she was getting with her post play. Taylor finished the game with eight points, including six in the third quarter when Emery needed some offensive help, nine rebounds to lead the team along with two blocked shots, two steals and an assist. Mann's presence in the middle altered Canyon View's play the entire game.
Abbie, after scoring 13 first quarter points, finished the game with 19 points on eight for 13 shooting from the field. Abbie also had three steals, four rebounds and a blocked shot.
Jewkes finished with 10 points, three steals, two assists and three rebounds. Jessica Murray scored eight points and had five rebounds and three steals. Jenni Stinson scored five points, Brooke Jensen made a free throw and Blayr Jeffs knocked down a three-point shot late in the game.
After the game coach Gordon talked with his team, "Overall, that was a pretty good effort. We controlled the boards all night. We had pretty good spacing on offense. We have got to be able to shoot free throws better though." Emery was four for 12 on the night from the free throw line. Emery was six for 12 in the game from behind the 3-point line.
Emery's game with Stansbury last week was canceled due to weather and will be made up later this month. Emery travels to Carbon High this Tuesday and then will travel south to play Dixie and Cedar City on Thursday and Friday.


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Okay, I'm a big fan of RSS feeds, many of the posts here involve manipulating or consuming RSS feeds in some form, and social media is essentially tied to RSS. "Aggregating sources for academic research in a web 2.0 world" is probably my most popular post on how to consume RSS feeds from various sources. "Bayesian filtering of RSS feeds - can you automatically find interesting journal articles?" considers how bayesian filtering can filter out all the noise to find entries that are relevant.
But that is all from the point of a consumer on how to bring together to use existing RSS feeds. Recently I've being wondering how to go about generating RSS feeds?
In particular, I have being thinking of how libraries can provide news events (opening hours, library talks tutorials, service outrages, changes in policy) as RSS feeds. The benefits of providing news in RSS feeds is obvious basically increased portability as well as ability to filter/merge structured data etc.
Once you have generated a news feed using RSS feeds, the sky's the limit. At the very least you probably want to create some sort of RSS display widget and put it on your library homepage. You could push it into Facebook fan pages, Twitter accounts etc. If you use conduit toolbars as library toolbar, you could stick it in there, and so on (See post here by Guus can den Brekel for more ideas) .
Essentially your library news can now appear and be auto-updated in many locations.
But how can one go about creating a RSS feed? Below is my rambling thoughts of the possibilities out there.
1. Manually creating a RSS feed
It seems that RSS feed is just a simple XML file, and there are guides out there that teach you how to create simple feeds. This seems a bit too tedious for most non-techies (including myself).
2. Converting from other file formats
If your library is like mine, a lot of data is generated in Excel format. I found this interesting excel template that uses macros to automatically convert excel into RSS.
I have used an excel sheet of new subscribed resources as a proof of concept. It's quite easy to do.
3. Custom RSS generator softwareThere are software that help create RSS feeds such as ssRSS, and I understand server software like Drupal create RSS feeds as well. But this is still on the geeky side. If your library catalogue supports generation of RSS feeds, you can do tricks like generating feeds based on new additions etc, but you can't quite do events.
4.Use screen scraping toolsStatic pages if produced in a structured format (e.g. tables) can be screen scraped to produce a RSS feed with services like Feedity, Dapper (my favorite) and more
In theory you could create a table of events on a static page, then use say Dapper to create a RSS feed. This works most of the time though it's clearly unstable and slow (if the page structure changes the RSS feed fails), but if the data you need is not created by you, you basically have no choice. But if you already decided you want to create a RSS feed. creating a static html page and then converting it to RSS feed is simply perverse.
5.Use social media platforms that automatically offer RSS feeds of content addedWhen I polled my followers on Twitter on how they created RSS of library news, the vast majority used platforms like Twitter and blogs. This is probably the easiest and most effective way as they automatically generate RSS feeds from your tweets or blog posts respectively.
The twitter account used can be found here . The widget above is the official Twitter widget with scrolling news, but Twitter offers a RSS feed, which can then be used like any other RSS feed with other RSS widgets if you don't like the official one.
Personally I think blog platforms would be superior to Twitter for this purpose, for one thing why limit yourself to 140 characters?
In addition if you are using Twitter accounts to interact with users/ answer tweets, you probably will need a second account for that purpose (to keep the first feed "clean" - containing only news) and then use something like Twitterfeed to push the first twitter stream into that Twitter account.
In comparison, in theory you could use one blog to post news as well as to interact with users, as you can answer comments without affecting the main feed (comments are typically a seperate feed).
Below we have an example from the Champlain College Library using a blog to generate RSS news feed
The RSS feed is generated using Blogger/Blogspot , clicking on each entry will bring you to the appropriate blog entry. Champlain College library has opted to use the widget from Yourminis to display the feed (there are many other alternatives). The nice thing of this widget platform is that users can easily add this widget to other platforms (blogs, social networks like facebook, netvibes etc) but unofficially the service is shutting down soon.
There is no shortage of alternative services (see list and comparison of embeddable widgets that display RSS feeds by Stephen Francoeur), including Netvibes, Clearspring , WidgetBox which provide the ability to easily export to other platforms, but clearly one issue here is selecting a widget maker that isn't going to display anytime soon.
There are many blog platforms that can be used such as WordPress, Blogger, Typepad etc, but an interesting idea @Wichor suggested was the blog platform Posterous. The main advantage of using Posterous as pointed out by Wichor was that one could post blog entries by simply sending an email (I believe blogspot allows this also).
Posterous has a host of other features as well including the ability to autopost/push posterous updates to your other social media channels such as Twitter, Facebook etc . This is handy to have if your library has these accounts. Of course, most social media services these days allow you to import RSS feeds into the stream anyway, so this is just an added plus of using Posterous
If one thinks outside the box, one could also consider using FriendFeed to generate the news RSS feed. I have written in the past about libraries on Friendfeed, where libraries aggregate various social media accounts into one stream in Friendfeed. But besides viewing the stream in friendfeed, you can also acquire the RSS feed. Below you see the RSS feed of the FriendFeed account of Theunquietlibrary
FriendFeed has probably the richest feature set of any social media service out there, it can do most of what Posterous can do including the ability to post updates by email, and push updates to Twitter. But with the future of Friendfeed being uncertain after its acquisition by Facebook perhaps it's not worth considering.
Talking about Facebook, if your library has a facebook fan page, perhaps a logical idea would be to use Facebook itself to generate your news feed. I've haven't really researched how viable this idea is. However, Facebook is well known for being a "Walled garden", and in the past has being openly hostile against the idea but allowing their data to be exported outside Facebook. They might have changed their minds, but personally I would rather generate a RSS feed elsewhere that is going to work for sure and then pump it into Facebook, which seems to be something they are encouraging.
One other issue that I'm considering is whether any of these platforms allow you to create RSS feeds based on tags. This could be helpful say if you tag library news by
- Service outrages
- Library events
- Announcments of new resources
I would add that as the RSS feed is generated from a third party site (wordpress.com, Blogspot, Posterous etc) rather than from your webservers, it means that if your servers go down, you can still send messages out! It does leave you vulnerable to third party service outrages though, but you can't have everything!
6. Calender apps
As many of the news your library will be broadcasting involves events (e.g. Library opening hours, library events), a somewhat interesting idea would be to use calender apps , of which Google calender is most famous (I would also strongly consider 30boxes).
I won't go through the steps, it's basically simply a matter of creating a calender, then adding events and timing. The most obvious thing then is to embed the whole calender on your webpage, and offer it to users to add to their calenders via ical. Below shows Dublin City Public Libraries, doing this on a netvibes page, while others have done so on a LibGuides page.
In fact you can even use this trick to allow events registration (via Google docs) in Google calendar!
But what if you want to offer this as a RSS feed and display it in a vertical text format only.
Below shows where to find the RSS feed (XML is basically RSS)
The main problem here is that withe default url given google calender displays RSS feed by the date you created the event, and not the date of the event itself!
After some study of the google calender API , I found that you can solve this problem by adding the following behind the url of the XML file given.
You don't have to be a programmer to guess that the first part in red sorts the events by start time of event (instead of publication date), the second part in blue sorts events in ascending order and the last means it will only list future events and it will ignore past events.
Note: If you have a lot of events in advance and don't show all entries, there can still be issues
This basically gives you a nice feed events that you can use. Below I put the rss feed through feedburner (more on this later) and display the feed using built-in BuzzBoost widget, but you can use basically use any widget to display the RSS feed.
Clicking on the link will bring you to the full details
While this works fine for one off events, what if you are trying to show opening hours? You can of course do what the Jack Traver library does, add as an event the times the library is open and embed the google calendar
However, you probably don't want to use the method above to generate a RSS feed and display in a widget, because you will get an "event" every day!
Also this is a bit ugly, but I found this article "Using Google Calendar to Manage Library Website Hours", which will give you a nicely formatted calender, but it's really geeky as it takes some hacking on the server side to do this.
Burning feeds with Feedburner
@Digicmb suggested that regardless of what platform was used to generate the RSS feed, you should burn the feed using feedburner. This is a very important tip, as feedburner allows you to enhance the RSS feeds in many ways, least of which is the ability to view detailed statistics of number of subscribers, number of clicks etc.
Other benefits include the ability to customize the feed to add interactivity (Send to Email, Delicious, Share in Facebook etc appearing in the RSS feed), and you can use pingshot to speed up the updating of feeds etc.
Below, shows the pingshot option turned on.
Other issues - Speed?
Say I decided on using Posterous as the base platform to generate the RSS feed. I would then use one of the numerous RSS feed widget to display the feed on my webpage. RSS feeds aren't real time (unless enhanced with RSScloud or pubhubb I think) so when I update Posterous, the question is how fast is the new entry reflected on the webpage?
I tested by burning the feed via feedburner, turned on pingshot (which speeds up updates though I'm not sure if it helps here) and used the BuzzBoost option to create the RSS feed widget. Then I tested by posting a new entry. I didn't test it extensively but the delay time for the update to show up in the widget on the webpage ranged from 1 min to about 5 minutes, which was not too bad.
I did the same by removing an existing entry from the blog and it worked as well.
You can of course find numerous other RSS feed widgets, but I think using BuzzBoost is a safer bet because it's backed by Google, while most other widgets services can disappear any time. I'm thinking also that feedburner offers a "email subscription" option and while RSS is much more powerful, most users probably are more familiar with email subscriptions, so that probably should be offered as well next to the widget.
Below shows how the email subscription box might look like below the news feed
I'm still thinking of other issues that might crop up. For instance, how many news feeds should be offered? Perhaps one events feeds for news that have dates (see 6. Calender apps) combined with a RSS feed generated by a blog for other events? One could display each feed separately in a different widget, or they would have to be combined first of course which isn't hard as there are dozens of services that merge RSS feeds, but this increases the complexity of the system by adding yet another intermediary in between.
NUS Libraries currently using a database driven system to post news, which has a couple of advantages, for example news can be set to auto-expire and disappear, which of course you can't just do with the methods mentioned above.


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Jonathan Willis
July 02 2013 10:38AM
At least, that's what it feels like. Hal Gill, Matt Hunwick, Kris Russell and Greg Zanon were all placed on waivers by their teams today, while Washington's Jeff Schultz was put on unconditional waivers for buyout purposes. Additionally, Nashville Predators' general manager David Poile says that if the team cannot get a trade for Jonathon Blum they will not give him a qualifying offer, making him an unrestricted free agent.
Jonathon Blum. Pros: 2007 first round pick is only 24 years old, and has put up crooked numbers in both the WHL and AHL. A very strong puck-mover and a decent skater with solid offensive instincts. Not overly physical, but will hit and block shots. Has started a surprising number of shifts in his own end for a guy seen as a defensive liability (42.7 percent of non-neutral zone starts in his own end this year) and yet had decent on-ice totals. Regular partner Hal Gill was better with him than when playing with other defenders, though Blum's numbers were actually better with other partners than with Gill.. Cons: Seen as a defensive liability, who needs to get stronger (despite his 6'1" frame, is lean at 190 pounds) and do a better job of protecting the crease. Isn't used on the penalty kill. Despite strong numbers this year, was much worse last season. Spells "Jonathon" in a goofy way.
Hal Gill. Pros: The 6'7", 244 pound defenceman certainly adds size in a major way to an NHL lineup, and with 1,102 regular season games under his belt there's no questions about experience. Logged heavy minutes on the penalty kill last season, and had very good on-ice numbers despite being deployed mainly in the defensive zone. Cons: There's a reason they call him the U.S.S. Hal Gill, and it isn't all size – mobility isn't a strong point. He played just over 10:00 per game against weak competition last year, getting much lower minutes at evens than any other Nashville defender. He has a $2.0 million contract for next season, and that's a lot of money for a third-pairing defenceman.
Matt Hunwick. Pros: Where to begin? Hunwick played an astonishing 21:31 per game for the Avalanche last season and was given minutes in all situations, including the power play. A very strong skater, and a guy who can also make a good first pass, Hunwick's one of those strange players who can move the puck but struggles to get points (he had six assists last season). Started more shifts in his own end of the rink than any other Avs defenceman and saw tough competition, yet had very strong on-ice numbers. Left side defenceman is in the prime of his career at 28. Has an extremely reasonable $1.6 million contract for next season. Cons: He isn't big (5'11", 190 pounds), and while he doesn't shy away from the physical game and will hit, he doesn't play a bruising style. As noted above, struggles to score despite puck-moving abilities.
Kris Russell. Pros: Fantastic skater is also an excellent puck-mover. Played regular even-strength minutes (14:52 per night 5-on-5) for a very good team in St. Louis. Young defender just turned 26, and is a restricted free agent coming off a $1.3 million/year contract with the Blues. Cons: Lacks size (listed at 5'10", 172 pounds) and is frequently on injured reserve. Played carefully sheltered minutes in St. Louis (lots of offensive zone starts, third-pairing opposition) yet had some of the lowest on-ice numbers on the team, with the Blues allowing significantly more shots with Russell on the ice than with him on the bench. Has only been a middling point producer at the NHL level.
Jeff Schultz. Pros: The NHL's plus/minus leader in 2009-10, with a plus-50 rating. 6'6", 227 pound defenceman adds size, and is a regular penalty-killer. At 27, he's still relatively young, particularly for a guy with just under 400 games played. Cons: Has a $3.0 million cap hit for next season, which is presumably the main reason he's untradable. Plays a lot of minutes in the defensive zone, but hasn't seen tough competition in some time; despite this, for three years the Caps have been getting lit up on the shot clock when he's on the ice. Requested a trade from Washington earlier this year due to dissatisfaction with his minutes/role. Spent most of last season as Washington's seventh defenceman; it's difficult to project him as an upgrade on a player like Mark Fistric.
Greg Zanon. Pros: Veteran defensive defenceman logged significant minutes for Colorado at even-strength (16:32 per game) and on the penalty kill (2:40 per game). One of the league's best shot-blockers, and also very willing to step up and make a hit. Has for some time played extremely tough minutes - a heavy ratio defensive zone starts and good opponents, though that lightened a little this year. Cons: At age 33, on the wrong side of his career. Coming off a decidedly subpar season by his standards, playing much easier minutes than he normally does and getting peppered on the shot clock. Lacks ideal size (5'11", 202 pounds) for the role he plays. Has one year left at $2.25 million, which isn't bad if he plays top-four minutes but isn't good in a third-pairing role (which, after this past season, is where I'd slot him on a typical NHL depth chart).
My View
It's a little hard to believe that some of these names weren't moved on draft day, given how it seems every team in the league is crying out for defencemen and the UFA market this summer is mostly spare parts. There are definitely players here that might be of interest to the Oilers. In order:
- Matt Hunwick very well might slot in as a second-pair defenceman on the Oilers right now; he would be an exceptional fit as a third-pairing defender and comes on an extremely reasonable contract. The age, price-point and skill-set are all good fits for Edmonton's system.
- Jonathon Blum's age and season make him an intriguing option as a reserve defenceman in Edmonton. He has more upside than Corey Potter and for my money isn't a bad bet to be the superior player right now. Right-hand shot is also a good fit for third-pairing/reserve slot.
- Kris Russell has a case, though injuries and struggles in St. Louis make me nervous. Also working against him is his left-handed shot, something the Oilers have in abundance for the 5-7 roles.
Then there are guys that don't really seem like good fits in Edmonton to me.
- Hal Gill and Jeff Schultz both make too much money, and neither guys is likely to be an upgrade on a cheaper Mark Fistric. Unless Fistric's asking for the moon, why not stick with the in-house option?
- Greg Zanon is a plausible upgrade on Fistric - not a certain one, but a plausible one - but the money's too high for his likely role in Edmonton.
Recently around the Nation Network
At Flames Nation, Kent Wilson goes through the Flames' depth chart, lays out the roster, and comes to the following conclusion
There is some promise in Backlund, Brodie, Baertschi and it will be interesting to see how the goaltending settles out and perhaps what Corban Knight can do, but clearly this is a roster hunting for a good draft position and not the cup. It's going to be long summer Flames fans, and likely an even longer 2013-14 season.
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I'm taking Hunwick and one of Schultz, Zanon, or re-signing Fistric.
Smid - Petry
J. Schultz - N. Schultz
Belov - Hunwick
Klefbom - Marincin
Fedun - Davidson
Gernat - Potter
Hunwick has got a reasonable contract for the next season, and all it costs is to claim him. You won't have to give up players, picks or prospects for him, and he's in the prime of his career.
There's a lot of upside. If he doesn't play well with the team, then you don't need to try to re-sign him. But players going into contract years tend to play very strong. It's a minimal risk, and a lot of reward, unlike a lot of those older guys on the list.
"Spells "Jonathon" in a goofy way."
Laughed at that one.
On a serious note, a few years back there was some talk of the Oilers moving Smid for Blum.
Blum, while obviously on the outs, does seem to have some of the traits MacTavish has spoken of previously (being in the right age-range, a puck mover, with a decent size).
If the Oilers flush Teubert, Plante and perhaps even Peckham, Blum might be a good replacement.
It could even come down to deciding between Paul Ranger (if that is even a possibility), Corey Potter and Jonathon Blum.
I would also say that of this group Hunwick seems logical for two to three yrs tops... but a one yr deal aside from this yr would be ideal.
But something in my head says that Paul Ranger may be coming here because of his playing for/friendship with Eakins...
However, there is still the idea/rumour floating around that a russian defenceman (possibly Grebeshkov) is talking to the Oilers and he would be a very good addition for three yrs max as well.
Grebeshkov and J. Schultz, Smid and Petry, then there is Belov and N. Schultz...leaving Potter as the extra..
Now if Ranger and Grebeshkov both were to sign...the trade front of assets to use for the Oilers wanting a couple of bigger tough 3rd to 4th line forwards...probably puts both N. Schultz and/or Smid soon after in this type deal(s)situation ..
Klefbom can work on the Barons alongside Marancin as that top unit for a season which would be excellent/
Geezus...thanks JW for advising the fake account trade with Tor and Pitts...why some people gotta throw crap like that out there not only deceives others (like me) but also it just ticks me off...
Hey JW....any opinions for of truth to ideas/rumours that it may be Grebeshkov talking to the Oilers? What about the Paul Ranger situation with talking to the Oilers maybe...any update info there?
July 02 2013, 02:40PM
100% i do. Tim Thomas is a fiend, someone who would win a Survivor contest...go read about his life. In his mind right now, he is thinking "everyone thinks I am washed up and a loser....ill show them" that is EXACTLY the guy you want. Proven. Champion. Tireless. Full circle to his career...drafted by Edm and finishes it all there. Think Roloson, not Khabby
He was drafted by the Nordiques in '94. Edmonton signed him as a free agent in '98.
That said, Thomas is certainly capable of coming back from a long layoff and performing well. Hasek did, and continued to play a strong game until he was 43. Whether Thomas can do the same, time will tell, but if he continues to perform like he did before he left, any team that signs him will be better for it.
Oilers won't be able to sign him, even if they want to, unless they're willing to drastically overpay. Colorado might be able to sign him, since he lives there now, but he'll likely end up going to a contending team on the east coast, namely Washington, Philly, or Pittsburgh.
Spend the extra to get J.Schultz and dump the poor possession nbr.s of Fistric . I said long time ago he is an upgrade and we need to spend to get upgrades . Fistric is not the solution here , plain and simple we have to upgrade . Maybe Eakins can get a lot of old form back in Schultz . Worth the risk and could be an excellent find . The triplets -the three amigos !
6'6 227 --6'7 244 lbs?
Pick the one most aligned to Nurses projected stengths.
Sign him, we need a man to pave the road for Darnell so we need to take some time to find the right partner for a Big Package, so naturally we need a Big Package template to build around --- right?
Big d-men just need predatory partners who will abso-freaking-lutely LAY Flat out anyone who tries to cheat on the Big Package.
You cant bring in a man that big and not manage around him , ha ha ha. I think the right man who likes to hit hard and terminally might love playing with a monster who can dictate dynamics on the ice with his size.
The size is or should be simply another dynamic managment catalyst, not really a hitting issue now is it?
Either of Blum or Hunwick would be fine with me. I'm glad that the rumoured deal of Smid for Blum never materialized, especially if we can get Blum on the cheap now anyways.
July 02 2013, 06:13PM
That's from a fake account.
But I booked it...
DSF is never wrong once it's been booked!
Andrew Ference is the way to go. Braydon Coburn would be nice...


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Good lipstick!
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Good product... Not for me.
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Well, after tons of music added to this site, you're finally giving us the final chapter in your PG (Paladin Game, I presume) series. While this one wasn't meant to be final (at least I didn't think it was supposed to judging by the title) it at least gave me a feeling of ending for all of the many songs you made for this game. I'm amazed at how prolific you are, and hope you continue to make these songs.
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Guud music i got dis on my ipod :D it frikn rocks it has a guud beat and like i imagine a war is going on in my head =)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
That is way cool, but it does start to get pretty old.


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This primary care facility will provide a patient-centered medical home to all residents of the Hurricane Valley area on a year-round basis. It is the second school-based health center in Washington County and exemplifies the powerful partnership between the Washington County School District, Intermountain Healthcare's Community Care Foundation and Family Healthcare. The partnership provides greatly needed health care to both the insured and uninsured residents of Hurricane and the surrounding area.
The mission of Family Healthcare is: Making lives better in Southwest Utah by providing accessible, quality healthcare, regardless of financial, language or cultural barriers.
"Please join us as we celebrate the completion of this beautiful facility, meet the staff, tour the clinic and enjoy refreshments," said Nancy Neff, CEO of Family Healthcare. "We hope to see many of those we look forward to serving at our open house." The open house will be held from 10 a.m. to noon next Wednesday at the center. For more information about this event please call (435) 879-5101.