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4 star hotel offering 120 suites (72 suites and 48 family rooms).
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I have a question, especially for those who hunt in areas loaded with ticks. I will be hunting in MA where the woods are absolutely LOADED WITH TICKS! Hunting in NY we never really had any issues with them. My question is what can I do besides spraying my clothes with deep woods off 25%? I have been spraying down my clothes for the last few days to get the stuff in there in hopes that it will act as a deterrent but is there more I can do? Will the birds be loaded with them too? I plan on tucking in my long underwear into my socks and spraying then sraying off once I get out of the truck. If you guys could provide me with some ideas that work pretty good i would appreciate it. I am real paranoid about lyme disease.
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Performing Arts Cabaret, April 7
Posted April 7, 2000; 12:49 a.m.
Muse, a performing arts cabaret, will be presented at Chancellor Green on April 7 at 10 pm. The performance will feature comedy sketches, rhythmic gymnastics, Irish dance, kung fu, singing, juggling, live music and more. Admission is free. This event is sponsored by The Dean of Undergraduate Students, NightLive! and the Trustee Initiative.


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Another beautiful day for me here.
I'm starting to get spoiled by it!
Another beautiful day for me here.
I'm starting to get spoiled by it!
Up, up, and OKAAAAY!!!
Dang, so close and yet so far TI7! Here, it rained mildly last night, today it's mid-60s, bright but cloudy, expecting to lightly rain again tonight.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I guess it was out turn to get beat up, JT!
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
We're going to be in the low to mid 50's today!
2015 RFL Thank You to, TeeEye7 & Slicker, JediTricks, Tycho, El Chuxter, and Darth Jax!!!!
Be an organ donor, save lives!
Same here BF.....then M-F next week all 50's and 60's
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Yep. It sounds like spring is definitely hitting across the country.
Up, up, and OKAAAAY!!!
in the 50's with a chance of rain the next several days.
Sunny, probably near 60. Beautiful day. Too hot for a sweatshirt but too cool for just a tee.
April showers.
Last night and this morning. Still cloudy and cool at present. Happy to see the much-needed rain as Arnold is talking about water rationing.
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It's been a hard road for Loretta Saunders' family and it will only get harder when the preliminary inquiry for the two people charged with her murder takes place in Halifax July 21-24.
"My wife (Miriam, Loretta's mother) has to testify, as well as my son and daughter, at the preliminary hearing," Clayton Saunders, Loretta's soft-spoken father, said in an interview this week.
"This will be the first time we will see (the accused). It's going to be very stressful …"
Loretta, a 26-year old Inuk woman from Happy Valley-Goose Bay, went missing in mid-February of this year.
The Saint Mary's University student was researching missing and murdered aboriginal women for a thesis and was to graduate last spring. She planned to apply to law school and was three months' pregnant.
Halifax police say Loretta was killed Feb. 13, the day she was last seen at a Halifax apartment she was subletting to the two people charged with her murder — Blake Leggette, 25, and Victoria Henneberry, 28.
Loretta's disappearance triggered a search and public appeals from her family for help in finding the young woman.
Her body was found Feb. 26 in a median off Route 2, west of Moncton, N.B.
Clayton said he feels certain there will be enough evidence presented at the preliminary inquiry to warrant a trial.
But he and Miriam are somewhat disheartened by the fact the family was told there were certain things they may not be able to do while in court.
"We were told (by the Crown) we could try to wear T-shirts with Loretta's picture on it, but that there is a possibility we may be asked to turn them inside out," explained Miriam.
"They said it would all depend on the judge at the hearing."
Clayton and Miriam praised Loretta for having turned her life around after a number of years of drinking and drug use.
"She got into a lot of bad stuff when she left home at first," Clayton recalled.
"She did her high school upgrading in Hopedale, completing in just eight months what usually takes three years," Miriam added with a smile.
"She was very smart, she was always studying," Clayton said. "Every time we spoke to her on the phone, she was studying. She would even study when she was home on her Christmas breaks."
Two scholarships have been established in Loretta's name: one was set up by Cheryl Maloney, president of the Nova Scotia Native Women's Association, and Darryl Leroux, assistant professor at Saint Mary's University, to raise money for indigenous women attending university in Atlantic Canada; the other has been established by Saint Mary's University itself.
'A real princess'
Clayton remembers their daughter as being a "real princess" growing up.
"She was a very fragile little girl," he said with a smile.
But he also recalls her wanting to be involved with some facet of law enforcement since she was about 10 years old.
"She said she always wanted to be a police officer or a detective. I told her it might not be a good idea, as she might see things she wouldn't want to see," Clayton recalled.
"So, she made plans that she would go to law school; she always wanted to make a change in the world."
Clayton said ever since that nightmare day in February, his family has received — and continues to receive — messages and calls of support from all over.
"My wife tells me she gets lots of messages on the computer, especially from young people, who say they are inspired by Loretta," said Clayton.
"One young man recently messaged her to say he went back to school (because of Loretta)."
While the case winds itself through the court, Clayton said should the accused eventually be found guilty, the only sentence he wants to see imposed is life in prison with no possibility of parole.
"Loretta was such a kindhearted little girl," he said quietly. "She had so many friends in Halifax, Hopedale and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. So many people loved her.
"But nothing will ever bring her back."
Miriam said parent's today — especially those from small communities — need to teach their children that not everyone is not like the people they know at home.
"Kids need to be taught not to trust strangers," she said, noting Loretta took in the accused as boarders at her apartment, as a means to make up a brief loss in funding for school.
"It's up to parents to protect and teach their children before they leave home for post-secondary education."
She said once the court case is finished, she will start advocating for reform to Canadian law regarding the murder of pregnant women.
"I really want people to remember Loretta was three months' pregnant (when she was killed), and she had planned on taking a year off once the baby was born, continue studying, and apply for the bar exam at law school," said Miriam.
"She had actually asked me to leave my job and look after the baby while she attended law school, and I was going to do that.
"But the current law doesn't recognize the baby's death (as a separate murder charge). I want to see that changed."
Miriam said her daughter was a caring person who loved kids and would never hurt anybody.
"I really believe God used her for a purpose. God gave her work to do on this earth. Her thesis was about missing and murdered aboriginal women, and it's going to be finished by anyone who wants to finish it, within their own life. Unless people start helping to try to put an end to this (crime), it's going to continue.
"Changes need to be made."
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Description Symphoricarpos albus is native to North America, where it occurs across much of Canada and the northern United States. It grows in shady and moist mountain and forest habitat, in woodlands and on floodplains and riverbanks. It can grow in a wide variety of habitat types. It is naturalized in parts of Britain, where it has been planted as an ornamental and a cover for game. It is an erect, deciduous shrub, producing a stiff, branching main stem and often several smaller shoots from a rhizome. It can spread and colonize an area to form a dense thicket. It reaches 1–2 m (3.3–6.6 ft) in maximum height. Leaves are oppositely arranged on the spreading branches. They are generally oval, differing in size and shape, and up to 5 cm (2.0 in) long, or slightly larger on the shoots. The inflorescence is a raceme of up to 16 flowers. Each flower has a small, five-toothed calyx of sepals. The bell-shaped, rounded corolla is about 0.5 cm (0.20 in) long and bright pink in color. It has pointed lobes at the mouth and the inside is filled with white hairs. The fruit is a fleshy white berry-like drupe about a centimeter wide which contains two seeds. The plant sometimes reproduces via seed but it is primarily vegetative, reproducing by sprouting from its spreading rhizome. Birds disperse the seeds after they eat the fruit.
This shrub is an important food source for a number of animals, including bighorn sheep, white-tailed deer, and grizzly bears. Livestock such as cattle and sheep readily browse it. Many birds and small mammals use it for food and cover. Pocket gophers dig burrows underneath it during the winter.
Native Americans used the plant as a medicine and a soap, and sometimes for food, and the wood was good for arrow shafts.
This shrub is used for erosion control in riparian areas, and it is planted in ecological restoration projects on disturbed sites such as abandoned mines. Its white fruits make it popular as an ornamental plant.
There are two varieties:
S. albus var. albus, native to eastern North America
S. albus var. laevigatus, native to the Pacific coast. It is a larger shrub, up to 2 m (6.6 ft) tall, and with slightly larger fruit. It is treated as a distinct species, Symphoricarpos rivularis, by some botanists.
Warning Berries and stems (often used as whistles) are mildly toxic to children. May be fatal to animals. Sensitivity to a toxin varies with a persons age, weight, physical condition, and individual susceptibility. Children are most vulnerable because of their curiosity and small size. Toxicity can vary in a plant according to season, the plants different parts, and its stage of growth; and plants can absorb toxic substances, such as herbicides, pesticides, and pollutants from the water, air, and soil.
Habitat Mountains, Canyons & valleys.
Range Eastern Canada, California, Western Canada, Alaska, Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes, Plains, Northwest, Southwest, Southeast, New England, Mid-Atlantic.


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|Taking in the Trash
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Taking in the Trash is a mission in Grand Theft Auto IV, given to Niko Bellic by Pegorino Family capo Ray Boccino from Drusilla's, a restaurant located in the Little Italy district of Algonquin, Liberty City. Ray got Ashley Butler to get The Lost Brotherhood to rip some diamonds off some club owner and hide the ice in some garbage bags to be picked up by Ray. He wants you to go to a guy named Luca Silvestri and pick up the diamond-laced trash.
Follow the waypoint to find a Trashmaster parked in an alleyway behind the restaurant with a group of three sanitation guys standing around. Get introduced. Objective here is to drive the Trashmaster to wherever Luca tells you to go, picking up garbage bags filled with trash and "ice."
The first diamond pickup is in Chinatown. Stop at the waypoint at the side of the street. Luca's boys will get off and pick up bags and carry them to the garbage truck. Be sure to open the door to the truck's compactor by pressing the button the little tutorial tells you to press. Luca's boys will toss the bags in and get back onto the back of the truck.
The second diamond pickup is on H Street. Stop at the waypoint and wait for Luca's boys to pick up the bags full of ice and toss them into the back of the truck. After the last guy gets on the back of the truck, a cutscene is triggered.
It seems somebody has caught wind of your activity and has sent a car with armed occupants after you. Drive to Fishmarket South to drop off your load. Luca's boys will shoot back at the pursuing car once it starts shooting at you. Shoot back at the car since the Trashmaster is rather slow, mentioned by Niko and Luca during the getaway. Dropping grenades just as you go around a corner is a good way to take them out quickly leaving you a simple drive back. Don't worry about getting attention from the LCPD because when you make it to the waypoint on the map, the heat dies down anyways. As long as you maintain speed and don't crash and get delayed, you should be able to lose the car without having to multitask while driving.
- There is a mission in The Lost and Damned where Johnny steals the diamonds and puts the diamonds in the garbage cans seen in the mission.
- Niko receives a LSD uniform to wear during the mission, which is then stored to his wardrobe. It is exactly the same as the one worn by regular LSD workers.
- The "pursuing car" is a rare Oracle XS, which can be obtained by killing both men in the car, and driving it as close to Ray's restaurant as you can, before the mission is failed. Once failed, go to the spot that you were last in the car, and it should be there. This car can be changed to any color desired in the Pay 'n' Spray, without going to default color (dark green) immediately.
- In the PS3 version this mission can be a little annoying for those playing with the "classic" (i.e. GTA III-era) control set-up, as the control used for accelerating the truck is the same as the one used to open the compactor, so as you drive the compactor will continually open and close (and you'll need to make sure it's open when the bags are being loaded). Having the compactor open during the chase doesn't seem to have an impact on the mission, despite comments being made regarding bags being damaged and diamonds possibly lost.
Niko Bellic driving the Trashmaster as Johnny Barbosa and Joseph DiLeo search for the diamonds.


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Talavera Frog
Item Number: TWA120
Handmade of clay in the classic Talavera style and then hand-painted with vibrant, eye-catching colors, these Talavera Frogs will add a touch of the Southwest to any decor. Each piece of Talavera wall art is made by skilled artisans outside of Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico, and personally chosen by the La Fuente team for its high quality and unique design. An eyelet located on the back of each frog makes them perfect for hanging in both indoor and/or outdoorMore…


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Perio 101: Overview of Diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment Planning, Ergonomics, and Instrumentation
Friday, August 29, 2014
PresentersColleen Kuxhaus, RDH, BS, MA
Laura Manning-Lee, RDH, BS, MA
Course Overview
This course is designed to reinforce the analytical and clinical skills necessary to provide periodontal patient care, analytical and clinical strategies to resolve unresponsive sites of periodontal disease and the reinforcement of the classification system used by the American Academy of Periodontology to categorize various forms of periodontal disease.
This course will reinforce:
- The current disease classification system used by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) to categorize various forms of periodontal disease. Identify the basic radiographic features in health and disease. Identify the indications for radiography of the oral tissues. Interpretation and analysis of periodontal data and creation of a diagnosis, prognosis and periodontal treatment plan
- Principles of instrumentation and debridement. Ergonomics of patient/operator positioning and following clinic protocols while delivering non-surgical periodontal therapy to a patient.
- Strategies for unresponsive areas of disease.
Course Objectives
At the completion of the course participants will be able to:
- Discuss an overview of periodontal therapy and strategies for unresolved areas of disease.
- Describe and demonstrate principles of clinician/patient positioning in periodontics.
- Describe and demonstrate principles of instrumentation and debridement.
- Describe the current disease classification system used by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) to categorize various forms of periodontal disease.
University of Detroit Mercy Dental Corktown Campus, Detroit, MI
Click here for directions
(includes continental breakfast and lunch)
Dentists - $255; Allied - $155
UDM Alumni; Dentists - $229.50; Allied - $139.50
If you choose to pay for a continuing education course by check, please note that the check must be received by UDM within ten (10) days of registration. If the check is not received within ten (10) days of registration, we will assume that you are no longer interested in the course and will remove you from the course roster and you will forfeit your held seat. If you register less than ten (10) days prior to the start of a course, payment will be accepted up to the course start time. If additional time is required, please contact 313-494-6626 prior to registering to make a payment arrangement.
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Registration table opens a half hour before the course begins.
CDE Credits
6 hours (Lecture and Hands-On)
Registration Policy
For your convenience you may register up until 3:00pm on the day prior to the start of the course with no additional charge. An additional non-refundable fee of $20 dollars per person, per course will be assessed to any registrations received after 3:00pm the day prior to a course or to any same day or walk in registrations.
Refund and Cancellation Policy
A full refund less $25 will be granted if notification of cancellation is received by the Institute for Advanced Continuing Dental Education office two weeks (14 or more days) prior to the start of the course. If a cancellation is received less than two weeks (13 or less days) prior to the start of this course, no refund will be granted. Refunds cannot be given for same day cancellations or no-shows.
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As its name suggests, the centre specialises in the beautification and wellness of its clients – De Beaute Beauty & Slimming harmonises the old and new through the use of state-of-the-art equipment while still trusting in traditional ingredients and methods. Its four outlets located in prime areas including International Plaza, Singapore Shopping Centre, and Roxy Square in East Coast provide an array of pampering and beneficial treatments such as 24K nano gold facials, Thai sai-bai herbal massage, and Herkin radio frequency slimming.
Within the vicinity of this spa, one can expect to not only be treated to a relaxing experience through the spa's services, but also bask in the sheer ambiance of its oriental-inspired decor, from red backdrops and artwork, to lanterns and aptly-placed bamboo shoots that appear to sprout from a miniature water fountain. Established by Miss Universe Singapore 1992 Ms Cori Teo, the Category One-licensed spa is certified under the Singapore Spa Association and boasting by CASETRUST accreditation for their services.
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Court documents reveal details in Mazomanie man's torture, slaying
Judge sets $100,000 cash bond for 2 suspects in case
MADISON, Wis. - Two people accused of hiding the body of an autistic Mazomanie man who had been missing since June made first court appearance in Dane County Circuit Court on Wednesday.
The prosecution described the death of Matthew Graville, 27, as a "blessing," given how much torture he endured over a prolonged period.
Laura Robar, 49, of Fort Atkinson, Graville's stepmother, is accused of identity theft and hiding a corpse.
In court, prosecutors said Robar confessed to the crimes, including abusing the disability support and finances her stepson collected for having Asperger's syndrome.
In court documents, Robar said she had "taken Matt's card and used it without his permission on two occasions at Woodman's grocery store," and she knew using it was wrong, calling herself "stupid."
A judge on Wednesday set a $100,000 cash bond for Robar.
The judge also set a $100,000 cash bond for Robert McCumber, 28, of Mazomanie, who is also accused of hiding a corpse. Authorities said McCumber owned the land where Graville's body was hidden.
This week, McCumber led deputies to Graville's frozen, nearly naked body in a 5-foot-deep grave in a wooded area of public land near Highway 130 south of Lone Rock.
Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney said Graville was tortured and abused by his half-brother who killed him, froze his body in a freezer and then buried it near Mazomanie last July.
"As a result of interviews, it was learned this life, Matthew's life, was filled with torture, physical and mental abuse and, subsequently, death," Mahoney said.
Jeffrey Vogelsberg, 28, is charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse. The sheriff said Graville lived with his half-brother in Mazomanie before Vogelsberg moved to Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington with his wife, who's in the Army.
Vogelsberg is in custody in Washington. According to the criminal complaint, Vogelsberg's wife, a military police officer, knew about the crime.
According to court documents, McCumber said it was Vogelsberg's idea to freeze Graville's body first. In the court documents, McCumber detailed "serious, physical altercations" between Graville and Vogelsberg that also included water boarding.
According to the criminal complaint, McCumber found Graville's body on the couch on July 1, the morning after "one of the worst beatings (he) heard Matt take."
The complaint said Vogelsberg was out of town and told McCumber to "wrap Graville's body in plastic and put him in the freezer."
Graville and his half-brother were living at McCumber's home in Mazomanie with the Vogelsberg family, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Tanner Furry, a neighbor who lives near McCumber's property, said he saw Graville with injuries.
"Yeah, I'd seen him have a broken nose a few times. I didn't know if that was from him or his brother or what happened. I know he had a broken nose a couple of times," Furry said.
Robar was fired Wednesday from her job at Dane County Human Services, WISC-TV reported. Investigators said the card Robar stole from Graville was obtained through that department.
Dane County Human Services didn't comment, citing the ongoing investigation.
Dominique Vail, Graville's sister, has vowed to be in court as the case moves forward.
"Everybody loved Matthew. Everywhere we went, everyone liked him, and he's a person to get along with, and he was caring. And if you need the shirt off his back, he'd just give it to you," Vail said.
Graville's biological family said it's planning a candlelight vigil sometime in the future to honor him.
McCumber and Robar are due back in court Nov. 14.
Prosecutors said more charges could be filed in this ongoing investigation.
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Molly Ringwald. (Associated Press)
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 02, 2013 10:55 AM
By Carl Dubois / Special to the American Press
Molly Ringwald is touring after the release of her debut jazz album, "Except Sometimes." She will perform tomorrow night at the Newmark Theatre in Portland.
And I have to work.
You probably know this song:
She was 3 when she started signing with her piano-playing father, and she kept singing while pursuing an acting career. Now she's got a jazz album out, and she's touring — and she'll be singing just down the road while I'm working Friday night.
Oh, well. Next time.
The Molly Ringwalds, meanwhile, are playing the same night in Alabama.
I won't be able to make that one, either. Maybe next time I'm in Louisiana they'll have a show nearby.
Carl Dubois, a former American Press reporter and assistant sports editor, is a journalist and editor now living and working near Portland, Ore.


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Join us in VA and bring your young dogs to compete in the double Derby Qualifying. The grounds are nice and it promises to be a fun weekend. The events are listed separately on EE, but are physically close together. We look forward to seeing you!
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Family: Lutjanidae, Snappers view all from this family
Description The yellowtail snapper, Ocyurus chrysurus, is an abundant species of snapper found along the North American coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Although they have been found as far north as Massachusetts, their normal range is along Florida down through the West Indies and Brazil.
In certain reefs, most notably in the Florida Keys, this beautifully colored fish is commonly spotted among divers and snorkelers. The yellow tailed snapper is also a popular and abundant game fish that makes excellent table fare. Yellowtail feed on shrimp, crabs, worms and smaller fish. They spawn in groups off the edge of reefs from spring to fall, but heavily in midsummer.
Yellowtail snapper are typically caught in 30-120 feet of water on and around reefs and other structure. The most common method of catching yellowtail snapper is with hook and line; and the use of frozen chum to attract the fish. The chum used to attract yellowtail is typically a five pound block of leftover fish parts that is ground and then frozen in to blocks. The chum is placed in to a mesh bag or metal basket that is then placed in to the water, and as the chum slowly melts, small pieces of fish will drift out and down towards the bottom, where the yellowtail typically feed. The chum attracts the fish, and keeps them near the boat for extended periods of time as well.
Dimensions Up to 24" (61 cm).
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas.


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Harpur Forum to welcome activist minister
The Rev. Joan Brown Campbell will kick off this year's Harpur Forum breakfast series when she speaks Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the Binghamton Club. Her speech will be titled "We Are the Ones We've Been Waiting For."
Campbell, director of the religion department at the Chautauqua Institution, also is chair of the Global Women's Peace Initiative, an international network of women who stimulate reconciliation efforts in areas of conflict.
Campbell was the first woman to serve as executive director of the U.S. office of the World Council of Churches and the first ordained woman to be general secretary of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States.
In these roles, she worked with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and brought him to her own congregation. She served as an honorary election monitor in the election of Nelson Mandela as president of South Africa.
Campbell, who traveled with President Bill Clinton to the funeral of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, has also led peace missions to the Middle East.
The breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. and the program will begin at 8 a.m.
The Harpur Forum serves business, professional and community leaders by bringing nationally known authorities to speak at Forum functions throughout the year.


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Hey all. I have mayve two boxes of Star Wars CCG cards. I think all are from the original 2 series. There are tons of duplicates. I am positive there are very many rare cards, since a friend of mine gave them too me. Unfortunatley, I don't know what ones are rare. So instead of deciphering them, I thought I'd offer them here. I beleive I have anywehre from 1,000 to 1,500 of these cards. Im sure there worth quite a bit of money too. I'd be willing to trade them all for ANY Star Wars figure. When I mean Any, I mean any. They can be loose, without accessories, whatever.
I really like the old classic line, and I'm sure alot of you have tons of duplicates to get rid of. Any playsets/vehicles are cool too. I'd also love to get anything Ewok/Jawa like if you have any. If anyone is interested in helping me get rid of these cards, and get some classic figures, please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Family: Gaviidae, Loons view all from this family
Description ADULT Has blue-gray on face and sides of neck, red throat, and black and white lines on back of neck and, lower down, on sides of neck too. Upperparts are otherwise gray-brown while underparts are whitish. In winter, has gray upperparts, spangled with small white spots. Underparts are white. JUVENILE Similar to winter adult, but upper_parts are browner and underparts appear grubby.
Dimensions Length: 24-27" (61-69 cm)
Habitat Nests beside small pools and fairly common within Arctic range. Outside breeding season, found in shallow coastal seas.
Observation Tips Easiest to find in winter.
Range Northwest, Eastern Canada, California, Western Canada, Southeast, Alaska, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Great Lakes, Texas, New England, Florida, Rocky Mountains
Voice Utters a gooselike kaa-kaa-kaa in flight.
Discussion Elegant loon that holds head and daggerlike bill tilted upward. Sexes are similar.


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CONGRATULATIONS!!! To O/Bob & Ann Heise, Zoom's Viking Warrior "Leif", & H/Isaac Langerud for placing 4th in the Qualifying Stake. This is Leif's first Qual placement. Way to go Leif & Isaac!
Congrats to all who placed & Jammed.
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3rd - Avant #11
4th - Zoom's Viking Warrior "Leif" H-Langerud
RJ - Avant #27
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! To O/Mike & Kari Enmon, Jim Carlisle, Kickapoo's Black Gold "Isaac", H/Bill Eckett for placing 4th in the Open at KCRC.
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Spectacular Job Bravo, Isaac, Quinn, Ben & Bill!
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3rd- 7, Angus, o/h Monte Bochart
4th- 13, T Bone, h/ Avant, o/ Harter
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USA Pro Challenge route
Stage 1, Aug. 19: Aspen/Snowmass Circuit
Stage 2, Aug. 20: Aspen/Snowmass to Breckenridge
Stage 3, Aug. 21: Breckenridge to Steamboat Springs
Stage 4, Aug. 22: Steamboat Springs to Beaver Creek
Stage 5, Aug. 23: Vail Time Trial
Stage 6, Aug. 24: Loveland to Fort Collins
Stage 7, Aug. 25: Denver circuit
Steamboat Springs The USA Pro Challenge's 2011 visit to Steamboat Springs was marked by plenty of memorable emotions and moments. There was the intense anticipation as the racers approached, the massive crowd that filled downtown and erupted during the awards ceremony, the meet and greet with world-famous riders in the Meadows Parking Lot the ensuing day and the peloton's winding tour through town on its way out.
Maybe no moment stood out more than the race's arrival, a desperate sprint down Lincoln Avenue that featured all the subtlety of a jet airliner landing downtown complete with a speed-induced "whoosh" that left thousands turning to each other mouthing, "wow!"
Fans found out Thursday that they'd better secure their finish-line viewing spot early because that "whoosh" will be back.
Steamboat was announced in December as the host for two stages of the third annual Pro Challenge, and on Thursday, the details of that honor were made clear when the course for the 2013 race was released.
The third stage, Aug. 21, will start in Breckenridge, race up Colorado Highway 9 and finish in downtown Steamboat. The race will begin again the next day in Steamboat, work through town and exit on Twentymile Road before joining Colorado Highway 131 in Oak Creek and proceeding to finish in Beaver Creek.
"Those two days, those were two of my favorite days in Steamboat," Steamboat Springs cyclist Ben Clark said about the 2011 race. "I loved the energy and watching those guys go for it. I'll absolutely be downtown again."
Stage 3, Breckenridge to Steamboat Springs
According to local cycling fans, the route has a lot to like.
Roughly speaking, the course is reversed from the 2011 schedule, but that one big change could alter the nature of the race locally.
One of the highlights in the race's first Steamboat stint was the second-day climb from town to the top of Rabbit Ears Pass. Fans flocked to the top of that road ahead of the riders. The peloton was strung out by the intensity of the challenge, 3,000 feet of elevation gain along U.S. Highway 40. The riders reached the summit in small groups, and there they found thousands of fans roaring, some running next to the riders while decked head to toe in wild costumes.
"Things were spread out because of the length of that climb," said Corey Piscopo, an avid local cyclist and director of the Steamboat Stage Race.
"Riders were coming through for about a 10-minute period, so that was really cool," he said. "I'm sure it will be the same type of scene this year."
Perhaps, but the climb from the northwest, Steamboat to the summit, is much more steep than the climb from the southeast, Muddy Pass to the summit, reducing the chance of a widely splintered group and making a sprint finish into downtown Steamboat likely.
The stage, 106.1 miles in total, starts at about 9,400 feet in elevation in Breckenridge, climbs only slightly higher over Swan Mountain in the first 10 miles, then descends for the next 45 miles, bottoming out in Kremmling at about 7,400 feet. The climb to the Rabbit Ears summit is gradual, gaining about 750 feet in 30 miles on U.S. Highway 40, then gaining another 1,200 in the next 10 miles. The climb from the other direction is about 3,000 feet in 10 miles.
"That basically turns it into a flat stage, a stage for the sprinters," Clark said. "That climb up Muddy Pass isn't very challenging from the south. It should be a good, fast stage."
The lack of a gear-grinding climb doesn't mean it has to lack excitement or a big day from a breakaway group.
"There could be some moves on the rollers before they get to Muddy Pass," Piscopo said. "There could be some team dynamics that could play out, and there could be some pretty hard attacks on that climb."
Local cyclist J.R. Thompson began studying the course as soon as it was released. He offers customers the chance to shadow the race, riding the same roads often on the same day as the event, through his Steamboat-based Spindle 1 Bike Tours.
He pointed out that if anyone does manage to break away on Rabbit Ears, there's a much better chance they will stay ahead and win the stage. A year ago, there were huge fractures in the field by the time it reached the top of the pass, but the long flat stretch that followed allowed the riders to come back together for a sprint finish in Breckenridge.
"Someone would only have to hang on for 20 miles," Thompson said. "I think it will be a similar finish to what it was two years ago, but you never know."
No matter how they're spaced out, the dive down from Rabbit Ears Pass to Steamboat Springs should be thrilling. The best racers in the world will have a wide highway all to themselves.
"It should be spectacular," Piscopo said. "It will be just as exciting."
Stage 4, Steamboat Springs to Beaver Creek
The second stage will be a 102.9-mile jaunt from Steamboat to Beaver Creek. The end of the stage provides the kind of steep terrain that might allow the race's strongest climbers to escape, with the course topping out at about 9,200 on Bachelor Gulch within 10 miles of the finish. It's enough to have earned the "Queen stage" moniker, which is awarded to what's considered likely to be the deciding stage in a race.
The stage will start on one of the most popular tracks for local road riders.
The peloton will exit Steamboat Springs via Twentymile Road, connecting with Colo. 131 about 28 miles into the ride.
Piscopo said the paved roads and relative seclusion have made it ideal to host the majority of his Steamboat Stage Race stages, and many local cyclists regularly stream up and down the roads.
"That area is definitely some of the most pristine riding around here in a few senses," Thompson said. "It's very low on traffic. It has nice roads, and it has amazing scenery, those classic wide open Routt County views."
The road is marked by rolling hills, enough to leave locals winded but not likely enough to make the pros blink.
"For a guy of my ability, they're very difficult," Clark said. "For those guys, I'd call those hills short and punchy. It will be a good place to watch them. There could be a lot of attacks in there."
The drive south will get even more interesting at State Bridge, where the climbing will get difficult.
"Someone's going to break away there, and whoever it is, they'll stay away until the finish," Thompson said.
From there, the riders will travel to Vail for a Stage 5 time trial, return to the Front Range for a stage winding between Loveland, Estes Park and Fort Collins, then finish the event with the seventh stage Aug. 25 in Denver.
"It's a great route this year," Thompson said. "I'm excited for it, for sure."
USA Pro Challenge 2013 route
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We've done threads on wave-by-wave favorites and follies for all the figures made up to now.
How about those never made before?
Since the list could get long and difficult to vote on, I'm going to approach this by offering no more than 10 figures at a time, from certain segments of each movie. Then we'll do specific movie run-offs, and that sort of thing.
Because of the current focus on Classic Star Wars, I thought it might be refreshing to start off with Prequel figures.
We'll begin with Episode One: The Phantom Menace and see what everyone wants the most from there.
This group of figures takes us from the end of the opening scroll up until the Jedi appear before the Gungan City Council.
So vote for the figure you want THE MOST out of...
1) Radiant VII female captain (Republic Officer)
2) Radiant VII male co-pilot (Republic Officer)
3) Captain Dauldry Dofine (Niemoidian / Trade Federation)
4) Commander Tey How (Niemoidian / Trade Federation)
5) Qui-Gon Jinn (molded cloak, hood up)
6) Nute Gunray Hologram
7) Senator Palpatine Hologram
8) Battle Droid (blue-stripe / pilot droid)
9) Gungan Rep Teers (Councilmember)
10) Padme Handmaiden
Grrrr. I had to make the first one hard...
The ones with the most merit to me are Dofine, Tey How, Rep Teers, and Padme.
As a diorama builder, I guess I'll start by setting my own precedent and voting for the figure I'd use the most of:
Padme Handmaiden wins for me here, because I'd use this figure to not only represent the leading lady, but all her handmaidens in the scenes they are required for. I might wind up buying as many as 20 handmaidens for different scenes. I mean only her face would be possibly distinguishing her from say any other handmaiden. All the rest of the figure's body and individuality is covered by the robes.


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Having tried the all-new Carve 122 earlier in the year, we were interested to see how the 133 would perform in its class, having stood out in seasons past as one of the more all-round contenders available in this size. Under closer inspection the 133 hasn't gone through as much alteration as its smaller sibling, witnessing only small refinements rather than a complete overhaul. Whilst said to be shorter and narrower in the nose, with sharper rail edges and side-cuts in the tail (akin to the last year's iSonic), the design still has the distinctive rounded nose with progressive lift that starts early in the rockerline, as seen on its predecessor. The underside sees vee throughout being most pronounced between the shoulders and mast track and complimented with double concaves, before washing out towards the tail. Available in both Technora and Wood construction, the 133 is well finished and thought out (such as large recesses to garb the fin bolt) coming supplied with excellent fittings, including a multitude of strap positions, the brand's reputed Slick II straps, fish-scale pads and a Drake 42cm prepreg moulded fin.
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On the water the 133 is still a fantastically versatile large freeride board, being easy and uncomplicated for the intermediate sailor, yet with plenty of performance on tap for the more experienced hand. Planing early, it releases quickly as the power is applied, the fin generating plenty of lift to punch the board clear of the water. It has a low planing threshold making it easy to move back to the tail early and locate the straps, with plenty of options to locate the excellent no-twist straps according to rider preference. Once planing the board does tend to ride quite nose high, confirming that there is a lot of rocker in the board, albeit disguised by the fact it starts early and is very progressive. Nevertheless, we didn't witness any major side effect such a windage when using the board in powered conditions, whereas the shoulders are sure to remain clear of any rogue chop. Partner the board with an efficient sail and it can be driven purposefully to reach an impressive top speed, feeling looser and more responsive than we remember underfoot, whilst also easy to trim correctly.
In the gybe the Carve is still right up there with the best, offering a great deal of versatility and response to adapt to any rider style of ability. Enter the turn tentatively and the board provides the guidance and support to finish the manoeuvre off, giving the passenger a good chance of coming out of the turn on the plane. Push it in more forcefully and you can feel the rails bite, providing the confidence to tighten the arc up midway through the turn. In the tack the wide nose and flat deck do their part to ensure the transition has every chance of completion.
Carving versatility, speed and performance to grow into.
Could the board's range be extended further with the brand's low nose outline as seen on the iSonic?
Whilst witnessing only minor refinements over recent seasons, the 133 remains right on the pace in this category, being both forgiving for the ambitious intermediate and exciting to ride for the seasoned sailor.
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Family: Muraenidae, Morays view all from this family
Description The spotted moray, Gymnothorax moringa, is a medium to largemoray eel. It has a long snake-like body, white or pale yellow in color with small overlapping dark-brown spots. Typical length is around 60 centimeters, but recent specimens suggest to maximum size of this moray is almost 7 feet, or two meters (200 centimeters).
The spotted moray is found in the Western Atlantic Ocean from North Carolina and Bermuda to Brazil, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. It is also found around Mid- and Eastern Atlantic islands as far south as St Helena. It is found from near to the surface, up to a depth of 200 meters.
Spotted morays are solitary animals, and are usually seen in holes, with only the head protruding. They are active during the day, feeding at the sea bottom on crustaceans and other fish. Their bite can be dangerous to humans. There is a minor fishery for them, and they have even been kept as aquarium fish, though they grow too large for this to be practicable in most circumstances.
Dimensions Up to 3'3" (99 cm).
Warning Capable of inflicting deep wounds when disturbed, large morays are dangerous in or out of water.
Habitat Ocean or bay shallows, Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes.
Range Southeast, Florida, Texas.


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Win Lewis, a member of the class of 1959, spearheaded the revival at Reunions of an old tradition -- breaking clay pipes against the buried cannon on Cannon Green. In the past, it was customary for students to keep a supply of long clay pipes, called churchwardens, on hand for visitors to enjoy. At the end of the Class Day program, students hurled the pipes against the cannon to symbolize breaking ties with undergraduate life. This tradition eventually was abandoned as pipe smoking waned. Lewis and several of his classmates missed this event as undergraduates because they were in Syracuse, N.Y., preparing for a rowing race. "We thought we should pass on to another stage, even if it took us 50 years to do so," he joked at the ceremony on Friday.
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Members of the class of 1999 and their families -- including some very young Princetonians -- gathered on the steps leading into their Reunion headquarters in the Foulke-Henry Courtyard. The alumni are Rachel Karchmer Lipton (right) and Ali Coughlin Averill (second from right).
Alumni and their families have returned to campus through Sunday, May 31, for Reunions activities.
Highlights of the weekend will include: the annual P-rade throughout campus beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday; alumni-faculty forums and department open houses during the day on Friday and Saturday; and performances by groups including Quipfire!, Theatre Intime, the Princeton University Players and Triangle Club as well as receptions and student/alumni arch sings on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The University Orchestra will present its annual lawn concert at 8 p.m. Saturday on Finney and Campbell fields. Fireworks will follow at 9:15 p.m. Both events are open to the entire community.
The class of 1969, which has as its theme this year "Magical Mystery Tour," invited magicians to tour its headquarters in the Dod-McCormick Courtyard, entertaining tigers of all ages.
All alumni and University representatives once again will be required to have wristbands to participate in Reunions activities in the major reunion headquarters courtyards (wristbands are not required for attending lectures, watching the P-rade or attending the concert and fireworks).
Faculty and staff who ordered wristbands in advance from the Alumni Association may pick them up during the following times at Maclean House: 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 27; 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. Thursday, May 28; and 7 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, May 29-30.
More information on Reunions activities is available online or by calling (609) 258-1900. For the first time, attendees also can access the Reunions schedule and other key content on their smartphones via the Reunions mobile site.
Alumni of the fifth reunion class of 2004 enjoyed reconnecting with their classmates under a tent in the Pyne-1901 Courtyard.


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What to Do if Assaulted
What should I do if I am assaulted?
- Attempt to get to a safe place as quickly as possible.
- For assistance victims can contact the University Counseling Center, 412.396.6204; a Residence Life staff member, 412.396.5888; Health Service, 412.396.1650; Campus Ministry, 412.396.6020; or University Police, 412.396.COPS (2677).
- It is important to preserve all physical evidence. DO NOT bathe, shower, or douche. If oral sex was involved they should not brush their teeth, drink, or smoke. These activities will destroy evidence.
The victim should not change clothes before seeking medical treatment. He or she should either wear the original clothes to the hospital or take the soiled clothes in a paper bag. The clothing will be kept as evidence.
- Victims of sexual assault are encouraged to seek immediate medical treatment (Mercy Emergency Room, 412.232.8222) to assess for sexually transmitted infection, injury, or pregnancy. Hospital personnel will also collect evidence in case the victim might wish to file criminal charges later.
It is important to know that although hospitals are required to report any injuries which are the result of a crime, this does not mean that the victim must file charges.
- Any victim can pursue legal action. However, it is difficult to collect physical evidence more than 72 hours after an assault to support such charges.
- Victims who wish to take legal action against their assailant may seek assistance through the campus judicial board, university police, or Pittsburgh police.
- Victims have the right to refuse to take legal action even if they file a police report.
- Victims of sexual assault are encouraged to obtain counseling through:
- University Counseling and Wellbeing Center, Room 636 Fisher Hall (412.396.6204)
- or the Center for Victims of Violent Crimes (412.392.8582).
- Victims are encouraged to contact someone they trust such as a close friend, family member, counseling center or campus ministry staff member to get support through the process.


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It's a nightmare for anyone, having a stranger break into your home and assault you. For Mary, an 87-year-old woman living alone, it was a terrifying experience when she Charlie Wallace broke into her home Tuesday.
"How he picked on me I don't know. Why did he pick on me?" Mary said.
Mary, who didn't want to share her last name for security reasons, actually moved from Los Angeles to Spokane to escape crime 10 years ago and it worked, at least until Tuesday night.
She was sorting her mail when she heard a thump in the back of her house. Wallace had just broken down the door and was standing in her kitchen.
"He said, 'I want your car.' I said, 'You can't have my car.' So I reached for my cane and I said, 'Get out of here, you can't have my car. Get out of my house,'" Mary said.Mary raw VO
When Mary reached for the phone to call 9-1-1 Wallace ripped it out of the wall.
"He grabbed the phone so I knew he meant business so I hit him with the cane. I hit him and hit him, and he pushed me over and knocked me down," she said.
Mary said at that point her fanny pack, with her keys and cell phone, were exposed on her couch. Wallace took them and got away. Mary later found out he couldn't outrun police as she saw images of her smashed car across the news.
Mary said she's physically OK. Her relatives are planning to take her to the doctor, but like many areas of Mary's life, she won't go without a fight.
"I don't want to go to a doctor. I don't need a doctor, but (my relative) said, 'I think you do need a doctor to reassure you,'" she said.
Mary wants to encourage older women to keep gates and doors locked and secure. She says she did that and it must have been a random act of violence when Wallace showed up at her home.


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By Kevin Tate/Outdoors Writer
We filled our canteens from the frost-proof spigot by the pavilion and set out from the Natchez Trace Visitors Center on a round-trip hike to the Chickasaw Village.
In Adult Miles this was and remains a nice, easy morning stroll, but in Kid Miles it was something on the order of a marathon. Along the way, though, we discovered an important part of what time on the trail really means.
From the dirt courtyard, packed hard by foot traffic under the summer sun, the Scouts of Troop 80 shuffled in dusty single file across the pavement and into the cool of the trees. The path led south on a downhill slope. We chattered and joked for a while, then, one by one, in a process not unlike members of a large group falling individually asleep, dropped into our singular traveling rhythms.
Striding to independent cadences and strung out along the trail, our feet went on cruise control and our minds disengaged from the world. A natural, liberating elixir self applied, hiking's mental tonic is a curious phenomenon when discovered as a child, but a valuable tool to have and one that continues to prove its worth ever greater for the rest of our lives. Not so much anesthesia as free rein for adrenaline daydreams, a walk that begins where the pavement ends is an ideal method of reeling the imponderable back into the here and now.
Worries live in the crowded files of cluttered minds as attempts to force order onto our self-made chaos, but a trail with enough grade to require some effort and focus our attention on simply breathing is a ready-made reset button. Our worries suffocate us as we sit in air-conditioned comfort, but on hillsides among the elements we breathe free.
I've always been amazed how swiftly a cross country walk causes the mental landscape to change, and how easily. Today, it's no trouble at all for me to set off on foot across unfamiliar territory and, in what seems like mere moments, suddenly realize I have no idea how far I've come or which way is "back," creating the further mental exercise of replacing any number of theoretical concerns with a single real one, but skill of this quality takes many years to perfect and I don't recommend it be undertaken lightly.
Fortunately, confined to trails that are committed to maps, hiking's disengagement from the immediate is safely free for the taking.
Kevin Tate is V.P. of Media Productions for Mossy Oak in West Point


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I hope you enjoy these drawings as much as I enjoyed doing them.
Some of these drawings of Bigfoot are about three years or more old. I started out with mspaint and you can tell it.
My personal opinions and ideas on the creatures called among other names Bigfoot and Sasquatch. My thoughts stand on their own merit or lack thereof.
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- William Mayes
- I've lived in the woods and came to know and understand the creatures that inhabit it. I have compassion for all God's creatures, most especially the creature known whimsically as "bigfoot", since he is more like us than any other. I am now an old man and unable to run around in the woods. If I were able I would be out there right now trying to prove his existence. I started this blog to try to express some of the ideas and speculations I have had on bigfoot. I am not into bigfoot social events. I don't gossip about other bloggers. I try to keep myself informed of events. My ideas and opinions are my own and I make no apology for them. They are not written in stone and I welcome any and all civil comments. I am looking for the truth, not fame.


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Stole this from the Garry's Real Name thread in General:
Google Image search your name, post the pictures.
Apparently, I'm a balding Loan Broker:
And this crazy guy:
Stole this from the Garry's Real Name thread in General:
Google Image search your name, post the pictures.
Apparently, I'm a balding Loan Broker:
And this crazy guy:
It comes up with a picture of a nine year old kid that has something called lesch nyhand disease or something like that and a picture of me, among other random things
Comes up with the downs emot. :/
Alyxis from SiN = HOT
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your name is alyxisPacificV2 posted:
you are gay
It links to my old "Wheels" avatar.
"Reason_Man's Avatar"
I got this from my forum name:
For my real name, I got tons of pictures of the actor Joshua Jackson and pictures of the Dawson's Creek cast. Can someone shoot me?
My name is Joshua Jackson.
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Just lean back a little bit in your chair.
...yeah towards the window...
When I search for my username rather than my name I just get pictures from my deviantart page or stuff from facepunch.
This is the one and only image, a gmod9 lua gamemode I helped out on.
:lol: Oh god no! :lol:
I thought you meant your forum name, and anyway, my name isn't Jim, you retardJethroTheCunt posted:
That's enough pictures... I could go on and on. Apparently I have a popular name (Michael Leach).
According to this I'm a Park Ranger, Author and Editor of several books, pastor, potter, and doctor.
For some reason mine comes up with a bunch of Japanese (or Chinese?) foods. :confused:
There was also this:
Don't you fucking know it; All pictures of me.
Ahaha, new avatar time, I believe.
This was my first hit. Fuck knows who this guy is.
But he's cooler than this bloke who is insanely happy to be bald.
If I put in mikfoz one of the pics I get is this one.
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| The benefits of quitting can occur within just weeks from your last puff. After two weeks, college students who quit had fewer respiratory problems such as wheezing, shortness of breath and chest pain than students who still smoked, according to a recent study at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Other benefits come with time: Within a year, your risk of heart disease is half that of a smoker. In five years, your stroke risk is the same as a nonsmoker's. "It's always worth it to quit," says Norman Edelman, M.D., chief medical officer for the American Lung Association. "Your health benefits, no matter what your age."
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Don't remember all the Jams, sorry
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| Party's over, folks. It's that time of year — now that the stockings have been taken down and the confetti has been swept away, any excuse to hold off on decluttering your home is long gone. Take advantage of the new year and give your home a fresh start. We've compiled some of the best cleaning and organizing guides from Houzz, room by room, to help you start off the year with a clean slate.
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The course programme has been an integral part of the Farncombe Estate for a number of years.
During the last three years our vision for the estate has evolved. Therefore, it is with deep regret that we announce that we are winding down the Farncombe Courses programme. Sadly it is no longer a viable business option for us to continue running weekend courses.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our tutors and customers over the years for their continued support.
If you are looking for future courses we recommend visiting Knuston Hall or Missenden Abbey who both host a range of residential weekend courses.