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Buying Online Drugs Safely
Topic Overview
Buying medicine over the Internet can make life a lot easier. Medicines on the Internet are sometimes cheaper. Your pills are delivered to your door.
Unfortunately, there are many dishonest online drugstores—and it can be hard to tell the honest ones from the dishonest ones. So you need to be very careful when you're buying medicines online.
How can you safely buy drugs online?
You can safely buy medicine online if you use online pharmacies recommended by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy. This organization verifies Internet drugstores throughout the United States and most Canadian provinces.
The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy has created a website at www.awarerx.org. You can visit this site to find out which online drugstores are recommended and which aren't.
It's also safe to buy medicine through your health insurance company's website.
Don't trust an online drugstore if: Reference 1
- The website doesn't ask you for a prescription.
- The drugstore isn't a licensed pharmacy. In the U.S. and Canada, pharmacies are licensed by individual state or provincial governments.
- The online drugstore doesn't have a licensed pharmacist available to answer your questions.
- The website isn't "secure." This means that any information you type in—your address, your credit card number—could be read and used by anyone who comes across it. Secure websites use special tools to "encrypt" your information. They turn it into a code that other people can't read. You can tell that a website is secure if the URL (the Web address) begins with "https" rather than just "http."
Why should you worry about online drugs?
You could end up buying pills that hurt rather than help.
A research project by the European Alliance for Access to Safe Medicines found that more than half the drugs bought online as part of the project were either fake or were too strong or too weak.Reference 2
Criminals who sell drugs online have one goal: to make money. So they often focus on medicines that are in demand. Examples include:Reference 2
- The erectile dysfunction drugs Cialis and Viagra.
- The Alzheimer's disease drugs Aricept and Razadyne.
- The schizophrenia drug Zyprexa.
- The depression drug Effexor.
- The heart drug Plavix.
- The weight loss drug Reductil. This drug is no longer sold legally because it has been linked to heart attack and stroke.
Many fake drugs are expertly packaged. They look like the real thing, but they may have been made under very dirty conditions. And they may contain ingredients like chalk, sugar, and flour instead of the medicine you need. In the worst cases, a fake pill will contain drugs or chemicals that could harm you.
By: | Reference Healthwise Staff | Last Revised: Reference May 14, 2012 |
Medical Review: | Reference E. Gregory Thompson, MD - Internal Medicine
Reference Theresa O'Young, PharmD - Clinical Pharmacy |
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Upcoming Events At-A-Glance
ADE 21st CCLC Professional Development Opportunities
ADE 21st CCLC Fall Conference - Next Conference 2013
This annual conference will inform grantees with 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant best practices, challenges and solutions, and team building opportunities to support the implementation of the grant. Model grantees will showcase after school program implementation best practices by facilitating various break out sessions for varying skill levels. They will share theory and implementation strategies regarding academic achievement, youth development, family engagement, and 21st Century Grant leadership. This conference is planned by the Arizona Department of Education and the Vision Team (Arizona advisory board for 21st CCLC).
2011 Fall Conference Presentations and Handouts
ADE 21st CCLC New Grantee Orientation
(Newly awarded grantee leadership is required to attend)
This one day orientation for new 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) grantees will introduce and explain the culture of ADE 21st CCLC support and monitoring. This training will provide new 21st CCLC program leadership with information necessary for a successful grant implementation and effective management. The orientation will offer an overview of how to get started and provides critical information to meet federal and state grant requirements. Each grantee will leave the training with a reference book, outlining key information on fiscal and programmatic accountability. This orientation will be presented by ADE staff and the leadership from successful 21st CCLC grant programs in Arizona.
2012 New Grantee Orientation Materials
AZ 21st CCLC Networking Meeting and Site Visit
Participants will have an opportunity to visit Arizona 21st CCLC sites that are on target in meeting their goals and objectives. Site staff will highlight the model of programming that is working at their site. In addition, participants will visit the after school program and witness first hand one way to successfully implement programming. This is an excellent opportunity to network with other AZ 21st CCLC staff. Those that host the training coordinate with the ADE 21st CCLC Unit Staff and facilitate this opportunity on a voluntary basis. These events are offered at various times throughout the year.
Engaging Middle and High School Students in 21st CCLC Programs: Keys to Success! - 9/18/12
Additional 21st CCLC Professional Development Opportunities
The U.S. Department of Education 21st CCLC Summer Institute – Cancelled
National speakers and 21st CCLC staff in the field focus on ensuring that after school programs engage participants and their communities in activities that effectively support learning and youth development. Over 2000 21st CCLC participants meet for 2-3 days to learn about programs that provide high-quality learning opportunities in the content areas complemented by activities that promote positive social, physical and emotional development.
Contact Information
21st CCLC Unit
Arizona Department of Education
1535 West Jefferson Street, Bin #14
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Tel: 602-364-2349
Fax: 602-364-1938
Director: Cindy Trejo

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SportsJuly 25 2012
Museum uses jail for fundraiser
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Pal Jessop, on the left, and Steve Taylor temporarily shared a jail cell at the Lyman County Museum during the Jail House Rock fundraiser. Music from the 50's, root beer floats and the opportunity to 'send' your friend or spouse to jail for a donation to the museum were enjoyed by many Sunday night at the museum.
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- City-wide clean up days scheduled
- Pierre publisher elected president of South Dakota Newspaper Association
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It's that gadget-buying time of year again, and in case you haven't noticed, there's been something of a mobile-device convergence going on lately, with tablets shrinking and smartphones getting bigger and bigger. Under the hood, they're all very similar to begin with, so it shouldn't come as much of a surprise.
But is there a compelling reason for S+V readers to pick up one of these barely-pocketable chunks of Gorilla Glass and plastic? To find out, we took a look at three of the current leaders in the competition for your inside jacket pocket: HTC's Windows Phone 8x and Droid DNA, as well as Samsung's boundary- (and pocket-) stretching Galaxy Note II.
Verizon and Redbox recently announced a partnership to launch a streaming/physical disc service. Yawn.
But I've been getting a lot of emails and questions about it recently, so maybe there's something to it. Could it really be a contender? Could it really give Netflix serious competition?
I blew the suspense with the title, didn't I? My bad.
Verizon, along with some other providers, have been kicking and screaming about tru2way and CableCARD systems. Instead of jumping reluctantly on the tru2way bandwagon, they've developed VueKey as a way to grant plug-and-play access to your devices.
Wow. That's a lot of letters. Lemme sort that out for you. Verizon's FiOS TV is offering ABC video-on-demand, in high-definition. But, (and you knew there would have to be a "but") there's a catch.
When Verizon began rolling out trucks to run fiber optic cables through nearly half its territory, critics were skeptical. Rightly so. The cost to install fiber optic cables for Verizon's FiOS system was close to $23 billion. Billion. Doing the math, that's a cost of about $4,000 for every customer.
Just when you thought FiOS TV couldn't get any better, Verizon ups the ante. Verizon's launched FiOS TV Central, a website that FiOS customers can access from any computer.
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They said anything could happen in baseball's first wild-card playoff.
Boy, did it ever.
In a game protested by the Braves, Matt Holliday homered and the defending World Series champion Cardinals took advantage of three Atlanta throwing errors — the most crucial of them by the retiring Jones — to take the winner-take-all playoff 6-3 on Friday.
St. Louis advanced to face Washington in the best-of-five division round, beginning Sunday at Busch Stadium.
The Braves are done for this season, the recipients of another heartbreaking loss in the playoffs.
The 40-year-old Jones is all done, period. He managed an infield hit in his final at-bat but threw away a double play ball in the fourth, which led to a three-run inning that wiped out Atlanta's early 2-0 lead behind Kris Medlen.
But this one-and-done game will be remembered for the eighth, when a disputed call on a fly ball that dropped in short left field cost the Braves a chance at extending Jones' career.
The Braves thought they had the bases loaded with one out after the ball dropped between two fielders, who appeared to get mixed up over who had called for it. But left-field umpire Sam Holbrook called Andrelton Simmons out under the infield fly rule — even though the ball landed at least 50 feet beyond the dirt.
When the fans realized what had happened, they littered the field with beers cups, popcorn holders and other trash, leading to a 19-minute delay.
That only delayed the inevitable. When play finally resumed, Brian McCann walked but Michael Bourn struck out to end the threat. Dan Uggla grounded out with two aboard in the ninth to end it, leading to one more wave of trash throwing as the umps scurried off the field — probably feeling a lot like those replacement NFL refs who caught so much grief.
Text of the infield fly rule from Rule 2.00 of the Official Baseball Rules:
An INFIELD FLY is a fair fly ball (not including a line drive nor an attempted bunt) which can be caught by an infielder with ordinary effort, when first and second, or first, second and third bases are occupied, before two are out. The pitcher, catcher and any outfielder who stations himself in the infield on the play shall be considered infielders for the purpose of this rule.
When it seems apparent that a batted ball will be an Infield Fly, the umpire shall immediately declare "Infield Fly" for the benefit of the runners. If the ball is near the baselines, the umpire shall declare "Infield Fly, if Fair."
The ball is alive and runners may advance at the risk of the ball being caught, or retouch and advance after the ball is touched, the same as on any fly ball. If the hit becomes a foul ball, it is treated the same as any foul.
If a declared Infield Fly is allowed to fall untouched to the ground, and bounces foul before passing first or third base, it is a foul ball. If a declared Infield Fly falls untouched to the ground outside the baseline, and bounces fair before passing first or third base, it is an Infield Fly.
Rule 2.00 (Infield Fly) Comment: On the infield fly rule the umpire is to rule whether the ball could ordinarily have been handled by an infielder — not by some arbitrary limitation such as the grass, or the base lines. The umpire must rule also that a ball is an infield fly, even if handled by an outfielder, if, in the umpire's judgment, the ball could have been as easily handled by an infielder. The infield fly is in no sense to be considered an appeal play. The umpire's judgment must govern, and the decision should be made immediately.
When an infield fly rule is called, runners may advance at their own risk. If on an infield fly rule, the infielder intentionally drops a fair ball, the ball remains in play despite the provisions of Rule 6.05(l). The infield fly rule takes precedence.
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EDMONTON - In a penalty-filled game, Edmonton Oilers rookie Nail Yakupov stole the show with five seconds left on the clock.
Referees Tom Kowal and Greg Kimmerly had wiped out an Oilers goal scored by Ryan Nugent-Hopkins with 65 seconds left in the game on a six-on-four power play with goalie Devan Dubnyk pulled.
One minute later, Yakupov batted the puck out of the air after Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick had made a frantic arm save on Taylor Hall's 10-footer after an Eric Belanger faceoff win.
The flashy Yakupov made like Theo Fleury in the old Battle of Alberta days, sliding to centre on his knees after scoring his second NHL goal. He buried his head in his hands as the two referees, who had called almost everything in their 214-page rule book, didn't call Yakupov.
"Happiest moment ever," said Yakupov, who said this trumped his first NHL goal Tuesday night in a 6-3 loss to the San Jose Sharks.
That time, Yakupov threw himself into the glass. In this one, he slid about 80 feet after beating Quick.
"I knew there was 10 seconds left and I was thinking, if we win the faceoff, just go to the net and wait for the puck. Probably a little lucky."
Yakupov's celebration was spontaneous. It's not in his bag of tricks. He said it was the first time he'd done it.
"It just came to me. I didn't understand what happened. I thought 'what am I doing?' " he said.
"I didn't hear anybody because the fans were crazy."
Then in overtime, Sam Gagner took a Nugent-Hopkins' goalmouth pass on a power play when the Kings were called for too many men on the ice. Mike Richards was slow to the get to the Kings bench on a change, and the Oilers made them pay for a 2-1 victory.
"I love Yak's passion," said Gagner, who had almost no trouble with the 18-year-old's knee slide.
"I might have done the same after my goal if Schultzie (Justin Schultz) hadn't tackled me."
Jeff Carter had scored the L.A. goal in the second period on a breakaway backhand after Kyle Clifford stole the puck from Nick Schultz. That was the only five-on-five goal in the entire game.
The Oilers thought they had tied it in the last minute of the third when Nugent-Hopkins shovelled the puck into the open net. But either Kowal or Kimmerly wiped out the goal — well after the fact.
While both referees missed an obvious cross cross-check on Gagner by Drew Doughty, Gagner had his left leg wrapped around Quick's pad after being shoved in by Rob Scuderi. Quick couldn't get across the crease as Nugent-Hopkins scored.
The referees and linesmen then conferred and wiped it out, saying Gagner was in the crease when the goal was scored.
Quick had robbed Yakupov in the second period, point-blank, stopping the kid's backhand with his chest.
Oilers defenceman Ladislav Smid had six penalties in the wild first. There was only 7:48 played five-on-five.
Smid's penalty was for shovelling the puck with a closed hand rather than the side of the glove — a new infraction this season.
He fought Jordan Nolan, who had dumped Oilers forward Jordan Eberle with a hard, but clean hit. Smid got two for instigating, two for starting the fight with a visor, then a major and misconduct.
Smid, who took 23 penalty minutes, hardly jumped Nolan. In fact, it looked more like a mutual throw-down.
It was a bizarre game of penalty calls, with timekeeper Sandy Millar the busiest man in the rink.
The Oilers also got called for a faceoff infraction penalty because Nugent-Hopkins didn't put his stick on the ice in a draw with Jarret Stoll, swatting it out of the air.
It was the start of a second Oilers' five-on-three for 20 seconds, just after head coach Ralph Krueger had called a timeout to give his 'A' team of power-play guys a breather.
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WASHINGTON - More than 9,000 candidates will become new citizens during 63 special ceremonies hosted by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in recognition of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day on Sept. 17. As part of this celebration, USCIS is partnering with the National Park Service (NPS) to hold naturalization ceremonies at 22 national park sites across the country Sept. 13-24 under the theme, "Embrace Citizenship - Experience America Through Your National Parks."
"Each year we recognize Constitution Day and Citizenship Day to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution and to reflect on what it means to be a citizen of our great nation," said USCIS Director Alejandro Mayorkas. "We continue to be enriched by the diversity of our individual backgrounds and we remain united in our respect for the Constitution and the foundational rights and responsibilities it enshrines."
Highlights for this year's celebration include a Sept. 15 ceremony for 25 new citizens at the foot of General Grant's Tree, the largest giant sequoia in the General Grant Grove section of Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park in Three Rivers, Calif. This grand park was named in 1867 after Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th president of the United States.
On Sept. 17, approximately 60 new citizens will be welcomed at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, Mo. The park is a memorial to the role the third president of the United States played in opening the West and to the pioneers who helped shape its history.
A cornerstone ceremony will also take place on Sept. 22 at the Lincoln Memorial, the majestic site dedicated in 1922 to the nation's 16th president, a man who truly embodied the ideas of equality and opportunity for all.
"I can't think of places more appropriate to welcome a new generation of American citizens than national parks," said National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis. "These parks, which are owned by all Americans, are not only places of stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife, but across this country the nearly 400 national parks preserve our nation's fascinating history and protect our rich cultural heritage. From the Aztec Ruins National Monument in New Mexico to Ellis Island in New York City, national parks ensure our nation's artifacts and records are protected for generations to come."
USCIS and NPS recently renewed their partnership to enhance the meaning and stature of citizenship ceremonies by holding naturalization ceremonies at NPS sites across the country. The agreement aims to introduce new citizens to the National Park System, which includes some of the nation's most significant natural resources and cultural heritage sites. These historic and picturesque sites provide an ideal backdrop for citizenship ceremonies, where new citizens can learn about and reflect on American identity and the responsibilities of citizenship during this year's celebrations.
Other national parks ceremonies will also be held at the Grand Canyon, one of the country's oldest national parks; Homestead National Monument, which commemorates the Homestead Act of 1862 granting free land to citizens and new immigrants; and the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in Iowa.
In addition, USCIS will host a number of special ceremonies in other locations across the United States to include Angel Island State Park in the middle of San Francisco Bay; at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum in Independence, Mo.; at the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock, Ark.; and at the historic Fenway Park in Boston, Mass., where approximately 5,200 candidates will become U.S. citizens.
To view a complete list of 2010 Constitution Day and Citizenship Day naturalization ceremonies, please visit www.uscis.gov/news.
For more information on USCIS and its programs, please visit www.uscis.gov or view our blog, The Beacon, available at http://blog.uscis.gov.
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Why The Video Looks Shaky (Don Ward)
Updated: 06/18/2013 - We did a quick helicopter tour of the Black Forest burn area. Someone asked why the video looks shaky.
A person with knowledge of the situation says Lance Armstrong has apologized to the staff at his Livestrong cancer foundation. He did so before heading to an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because the discussion was private.
Armstrong addressed the staff Monday and said, "I'm sorry." The person said the disgraced cyclist choked up and several employees cried during the session.
The person also said Armstrong apologized for letting the staff down and putting Livestrong at risk but he did not make a direct confession to the group about using banned drugs. He said he would try to restore the foundation's reputation.
Armstrong urged the group to continue fighting for the charity's mission of helping cancer patients and their families. After the meeting, Armstrong, his legal team and close advisers gathered at a downtown Austin hotel for the interview.
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Updated: 04/17/2013 - Crossing the finish line is such an awesome moment. It's hard to imagine what it has been like for the runners in Boston.
Updated: 04/09/2013 - Admittedly, there are days that I just don't feel like working out. But then I met Viola. And if she can make working out a priority at 99, then none of us have any excuses! Here's how she's living a FIT LIFE:


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Moves will increase efficiency, cut 50 positions
Lockheed Martin Corp. is consolidating several corporate operations in an effort to cut costs, increase coordination and drive efficiencies, in its first week under new CEO Marillyn Hewson.
In a memo to employees, Hewson outlined four moves:
The enterprise business services and corporate internal audit functions will become part of finance and business operations.
Bruce Tanner, chief financial officer, will lead the effort, with chief information officer, Sondra Barbour, and vice president of internal audit, Erich Sanchack, reporting to him.
Operations and program management will be integrated into corporate engineering and technology under Ray Johnson, chief technology officer. Mike Joyce, who will be senior vice president of supply chain, will report to Johnson.
This move will result in the elimination of about 50 jobs, a Lockheed spokeswoman said.
At the corporate level, operations and program management monitor Lockheed performance and programs, and are involved in internal audits and process improvements.
Corporate communications and security will join human resources, in a new group called human resources and communications. Senior Vice President John Lucas will lead the team. A focus of the organization will be employee engagement, development and security, Hewson said in her memo.
Jennifer Whitlow will become vice president of corporate communications, replacing Ron Rand, who will become special assistant to Executive Chairman Bob Stevens. Bob Trono will continue his role as vice president and chief security officer, reporting to Lucas.
Corporate development will become part of corporate strategy and business development. Senior Vice President Pat Dewar will lead the team, and he will later detail the new corporate strategic development organization, Hewson said.
"By streamlining and tightening the corporate staff, we will be able to focus on actions that best position the company for success and growth in a demanding and dynamic environment," she said in the memo.
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The ADAD Department is proud to present the works
of fiber artists, Maj-Britt Mobrand and Susan Hayes.
Mar. 25 - Apr. 11
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Exhibit Dates: March. 25– April. 11, 2013
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Your priorities are more than just the things you need to do right away. Priorities mean deciding how you live your life – its like finding your style, your groove. You may want to be center stage as a performer, or you may prefer to work out of the limelight. You may be most excited when you are working with a group, or you may find that you only accomplish things by working alone. If you like to work with other people, you may need to be the leader or you may need to be the go-to person who gets the detail work done.
You might need complete freedom to create, or on the other hand, you might need a framework or a clear step-by-step plan. Would money be a priority even when you had enough to live comfortably? Would you like to help people who are sick or deprived of something else? Your most comfortable situation may be a combination of several of these. Probably, though, one style fits you the best.
Your priorities will fine-tune the picture. How do you want to live? How do you want your body to look and feel? Lots of friends or just a few? Many years ago, I found myself having to go through this work on myself. I was traveling all over the world speaking to groups. I was living the dream and it was exciting. But it was also a grind. I was traveling twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four days a month.
One day I found myself looking up at the ceiling of another hotel room and thinking, "There's got to be more to life than this. I want to go to my kid's Little League games. I want to mix it up with my friends. I want to be home." I had my priorities all wrong.
I had to stop and think how to balance my passion, my purpose and my priorities. With a little work,
I was able to reduce my traveling schedule and spend more time at home. And you know what? I actually enjoyed traveling more, because I was doing it the way I wanted to.
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By midnight Friday, the New York City Campaign Finance Board will post the latest six-month fundraising figures for candidates considering a run in 2013. And already, the leading contenders to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg have trumpeted their numbers, topped by the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who pulled in $1.3 million, and the city's comptroller, John C. Liu, who had $1 million.
But what about the people who may be eyeing the jobs that open up?
If, for instance, Mr. Liu runs for mayor, one possible contender for comptroller would be Councilman Daniel R. Garodnick of Manhattan. He raised $131,000 in the first six months of 2011, and will have a robust $700,000 in the bank.
If, however, Mr. Liu does not run, then Mr. Garodnick is said to be considering a run for Manhattan borough president, because Scott M. Stringer is also considered likely to run for mayor. But Mr. Garodnick would have some stiff competition, potentially: his fellow City Council member from Manhattan's East Side, Jessica S. Lappin, raised $192,000 — the most of any non-mayoral candidate, apparently — and has $257,000 in her coffers.
In Brooklyn, Marty Markowitz, the borough president, is leaving office after three terms. One person believed to be eyeing his job is Councilman Domenic M. Recchia Jr., who raised $54,000 in the last six months, and now has $147,000 in his account.
In Queens, Helen Marshall, the borough president, is also leaving office. One person who has talked about that job in the past is Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., who had $826,000 in his coffers in January. Meanwhile, on Staten Island, the prohibitive favorite to replace the outgoing borough president, James P. Molinaro, is Councilman James S. Oddo; Mr. Oddo raised $10,000 in the latest cycle, and now has a $239,000 war chest.
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Six staff from Workington's Rosecroft residential home will take part in the Midnight Walk tonight to raise money for Hospice at Home West Cumbria.
Senior carers Emma Christopherson and Rebecca Gunning and carers Natalie Straughton, Donna Stephenson, Christine Coleman and Elaine Johnston will take part in the six-mile fund-raising walk around Workington.
The women, from Workington and Flimby, hope to raise around £300.
Emma said: "We wanted to help team building and to raise money for a worthy charity that does so much for people in West Cumbria."
Hospice at Home West Cumbria, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, provides home nursing and support to patients, carers and families.
It needs to raise about £500,000 a year to keep its services going.
Entry forms are still available from the hospice fund-raising office at Cumberland House, Oxford Street, Workington, its charity shops and the Times & Star office in Oxford Street, Workington.
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The Stanford Biodesign Program began in 2001 with a mission of helping to train leaders in biomedical technology innovation. A key feature of the program is a full-time postgraduate fellowship where multidisciplinary teams undergo a process of sourcing clinical needs, inventing solutions and planning for implementation of a business strategy. The program places a priority on needs identification, a formal process of selecting, researching and characterizing needs before beginning the process of inventing. Fellows and students from the program have gone on to careers that emphasize technology innovation across industry and academia. Biodesign trainees have started 26 companies within the program that have raised over $200 million and led to the creation of over 500 new jobs. More importantly, although most of these technologies are still at a very early stage, several projects have received regulatory approval and so far more than 150,000 patients have been treated by technologies invented by our trainees. This paper reviews the initial outcomes of the program and discusses lessons learned and future directions in terms of training priorities.


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A fabled Mount Airy resort area will be part of a public television program to air tonight and Friday night, according to a local tourism official.
Rental cabins that have been developed at White Sulphur Springs will be among the segments highlighted on "North Carolina Now," a program broadcast by UNC-TV. It is a weekly show that focuses on people, places and events across the state.
The program can be seen today at 9 p.m. and Friday at 8:30 p.m., based on an announcement Wednesday by Jessica Icenhour Roberts, director of tourism and marketing for the Greater Mount Airy Chamber of Commerce.
Also to be included on the 30-minute program will be "Collecting Matisse and Modern Masters: The Cone Sisters of Baltimore" exhibit at Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University in Durham, and the Southern Folklife Collection at the Wilson Library at UNC in Chapel Hill. Another site highlighted will be Wrightsville Beach Museum of History, with a "House Special" segment of the show to sample the fare at Dale's Indian Cuisine in Greenville.
The portion on White Sulphur Springs will explore the history behind that area, once the site of a large hotel where people came from miles around to experience the springs said to possess healing powers. It also will detail how rental cabins developed there by local businessman Burke Robertson are allowing visitors to experience part of that atmosphere today.
A camera crew came to the site during the fall in preparation for the show to debut tonight.
"The history of that area and the uniqueness of the site is what caught their attention," Robertson said Wednesday of the "North Carolina Now" producers.
In the late 1880s, White Sulphur Springs represented an escape for North Carolina's coastal and other residents who would come there by train, according to Robertson. It was the farthest point west where railroad lines had been laid, he said.
The first hotel was built by 1890, but later was destroyed by fire. That led to the construction of a new hotel that was developed in stages, and by 1910 had 165 rooms, said Robertson, who welcomes the exposure to the city as well as the historic resort property.
"I think it's pretty impressive for Mount Airy," he said, "and we're certainly happy that the cabins at White Sulphur Springs are being mentioned."
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Newspaper Inc Village School District Inc Village Sdiod District *THE GOOD NEIGHBOR NEWSPAPER " Sinco 1967 by Mailed Subscription Executive Offices: Seiffert Building, 2787 Long Beach Road. Oceanside, NY 11S72| Post Office Box A, East Rockaway, NY 11518 (916) 764-2500 ms ^ St U ^ ^ u n Point^^..^^^-'^^•YOOUURR VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY" The EmI Rockaway-Lynbrook Obi«rver l>ublication *t6SIN|D ii pub-lished weekly (or t l l M by the ERLO Corporation. Second ClaM Pottage Paid at RockviVe Centre, N.Y. 11570 and additional mailing aflieei. Send addrewjebanget ,to' The Eait Rockaway-Lynbrook OiMerrer.Aw A. Ewi S^awayi N.Y. U«M. VOL. 34 NO. 10 Wednesday, March 11,1987 30^ PER COPY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. East Rockaway Dep-uty Mayor Irving Shaw (left) looks on as Nassau County Executive Thomas Gulotta presents a proclamation com> memorating the First Annual Wine and Cheese Party held at Lynbrook Elks Club on March 8th, 1987 by the newly formed West Nassau Unit of the American Society, Long Island Division. Accepting on behalf of the Unit are Presi-dent Angele D'Angelo and Vice Presidents Emma Tolmach and Paula Dinowitz. Delmond: Strive To Make In his final statement before the Village Elections to be held Wednesday, March 18th, Bob Delmond, Lynbrook mayoral candi-date, pledged today that he would strive to make Lyn-brook one community again. Delmond said that, if elected mayor, he hoped to see village employees, once again, going about their work cheerfully serving our village residents without intimidation and the fear of losing their jobs. "As mayor," Delmond stated, "no village employee will be required to join my party or any other political party." 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" Delmond went on to say that "in all honesty, I have no idea what the job duties of this person are or what qualifications are necessary to fill such a position. 1 am especially crit-ical of the fact that while the current administration has added such a position to the payroll at a cost of close to $30,000, our village is with-out a Deputy Village Clerk whose responsibility is to assist the Village Clerk in the day to day operations of our village and in handling resi-dent inquiries." Delmond said, that, if elected mayor, he would hope the other two trustees will work with him for the people of Lynbrook. "We've had four contested elections in Lynbrook in almost as many years," Delmond stated. "1 think this has been detrimental to the success of our community in achieving common goals. This isn't Republican versus Demo-crat - it's neighbor against neighbor." Delmond went on to say he has discussed this with his colleagues in the Lynbrook Independent Party. "It is the general con-sensus that, as long as the spirit of cooperation exists, let's put village elections behind us and the animosity they create among neigh-bors, and let's get on with the business of solving the problems that face our village. In c o n c l u d i n g his remarks, Delmond made the following statement: "We recently celebrated our Vil-lage's 75th anniversary. We now look to our 100th Anni-versary which is a short 25 years away. We must put in (Continued on Page 6) ERHS Basketball Teams Are True Winners The East Rockaway High School Girls Basketball team claimed first place honors by defeating Oyster Bay, 43-32, in the Class C Championship game held on Saturday, March 7, while the Boy's Basketball team lost to Carle Place by a score of 67-66 in what has been described as the longest playoff game in Long Island history. This was the third straight year that ERHS has squared off against Oyster Bay for the Girls' Title, and East Rockaway, (20-1) had suc-cessive streaks of 10 and 9 point to take a commanding 21-6 halftime lead. The lead Geier Blasts Delmond On Senior Housing Lynbrook Mayor Wil-liam P. Geier accused his Independent Party oppo-nent, Robert today Del-mond, of "using the senior residents of Lynbrook as a political football" in an effort to win the upcoming Mayoral election. Saying "I can't keep silent about this any longer," Mayor Geier stated that Delmond is "fooling the public by cr'tticlzing tne about senior citizen housing in Lynbrook when he in fact signed a petition asking me to deny the Diocese's plan." The Village Board turned down a request by the Dio-cese of Rockville Centre to construct a five story build-ing on property now occu-pied by a portion of Geier Park in August, 1986. Mayor Geier stated that the Board was unanimous in its opposition to the plan because control over place-ment in the project would be in the hands of the federal government and the Dio-cese, and in addition, income requirements were to be set at such a low level that many Lynbrook seniors would not be permitted to relocate there. "Several other communi-ties in Nassau County rejected this plan for the very same reasons," stated Mayor Geier. "With little control by the Village, the federal government could place anyone from an unin-corporated area within the county on a priority basis. 1 believe that this plan was not in the best interests of the people of Lynbrook, and therefore 1 opposed it." A petition signed by con-cerned citizens urging that the Board oppose the plan was presented at a Village Board meeting prior to the Board's rejection of the plan. Among those signing the petition were Independ-ent Party Mayoral Candi-date Robert Delmond and Independent Party Presi-dent Eugene Scarpato. '"It is an affront to every resident of Lynbrook when my opponent tries to mis-lead our citizens -especially our senior citizens -by cal-ling the rejection of this plan "Lynbrook's Darkest Hour" when he opposed the plan, the President of his party opposed the plan, and the sitting Village Trustee of the Independent Party, Peter Ledwith, opposed this plan. By withholding this infor-mation frofn our residents, Mr. Delmond does a disser-vice not only to himself, but to the people who support him. "If Mr. Delmond is so concerned about senior housing, where was he when the last Independent Party Administration refused to pass protective legislation to prevent the eviction of senior citizens here in Lyn-brook?" questioned Geier. "Where was Mr. Delmond when the Independent Party Mayor allowed one minute for senior citizens to present their concerns to the Village Board. I find it odd that Mr. Delmond has suddenly expressed such an active interest in the affairs of our seniors in the newspapers when he never once been to a public Village Board meet-ing to indicate his concerns," Geier concluded by saying "This was a bad plan that was not in the best interest of • the people of Lynbrook, and Mr. Delmond should not be ashamed to admit his oppo-sition to the Diocese's prop-osal. He was joined by many leaders and members of the Independent Party' in his opposition, and I would hope that these people would have the courage to stand by their convictions and stop trying to fool the people of Lynbrook." increased to 15 before settling back during the third quarter. Tri-captains Danielle Collins, Sue Pajer and Nancy Ludwig totalled 33 points in the victory. In a hearbreaker that involved five overtimes, the ERHS Boys Basketball team was edged by Carle Place on an 18 foot jump shot by Dennis Balbi of Carle Place~his only basket of the game. Although com-fortably ahead twice in the game, ERHS couldn't hang on to the lead. Despite the loss, all players can be com-forted in knowing that they played in what one Newsday writer termed "Perhaps the most exciting high school game ever to have been played on Long Island." Don't Forget To Vote! Wednesday, March 18,1987 7 A M . 9 PM Lynbrook PBA Endorses Geier, Dreyer and Russo The Lynbrook Police Benevolent Association has announced that they have endorsed the Good Govern-ment Party team of Mayor William P. Geier, Trustee Norman L. Dreyer, and trustee candidate Robert Russo in the March 18 vil-lageelection. In a letter received by Mayor Geier from PBA President James Fotis, he states, "This endorsement represents faith in your qual-ifications, faith in your poli-cies, and faith in your moti- V a t i o n to serve the community," Fotis states that in 1983 the PBA endorsed then can-didate Bill Geier because he "displayed the ability to deal with the residents and workers of the community in an open and fair basis-there by renewing faith in local government." In 1987, the Lynbrook Police Benevolent Associ-tion is endorsing the whole Good Government Party slate of candidates because "you arc men who have exhibited intelligence and good judgement. You are' men who have open minds, open hearts and the well-being of every resident your formost priority." The PBA, of which over 50% of the force are Lyn-brook residents, recently held a forum, as they have done in the last three elec-tions, and invited all the candidates from both sides to discuss the issues before the membership, their fami-lies and friends. ENDORSED. PBA President James Fotis congratulates Mayor William P. Geier, Trustee Norman L. Dreyer and Trustee candidate Robert Russo ' on their endorsement by the Lynbrook PBA.
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Ex-football international from Accrington threatened to shoot man (From Burnley and Pendle Citizen)
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Ex-football international from Accrington threatened to shoot man
8:00pm Sunday 10th March 2013 in News
AN ex-football international made a threat to shoot another man just three days before he was due to be released from jail at the end of a sentence.
Adam Neal, who appeared in an England under 19s match against Sweden, told prison authorities he had been having visions and dreams of killing someone.
He said he had wanted to kill a man called Matthew Stevenson who had given evidence against him in an assault case.
Neal, of South Street, Accrington was given a two year community order by a judge at Preston Crown Court yesterday (Fri) who heard the 27-year-old had served the equivalent of a fourteen months sentence while on remand.
He had been kept in prison since the incident at Haverigg Prison on July 14 last year.
He had pleaded guilty to a charge of threatening to take revenge.
The background to the case was that Neal, who has also been a professional footballer with Burnley, was originally given 120 days custody in late 2011 for two offences of battery and one of criminal damage.
His appeal was dismissed last year.
Jacob Dyer, prosecuting, said a man called Matthew Stevenson was a victim in one of the assaults. Mr Stevenson's girlfriend was also assaulted, at the same time, in the struggle.
Mr Stevenson went on to give evidence against him in the magistrates court and then in the crown court appeal.
Neal's release had been due to take palce on July 17 last year. But three days before that, prison officers went to his cell in Haverigg because a bell was ringing.
Mr Dyer said: "The defendant indicated he had been having visions and dreams about killing someone. He told a prison officer he had the capability of shooting someone and said he had access to a gun.
"When asked who he was going to shoot, he said he was going to shoot Matthew Stevenson and continued to say he wanted to kill him.
Defence barrister Mr Ken Hind said Neal had had a terrible family background. He was adopted at the age of ten and didn't seem to have opened up to anybody until recently.
Judge Anthony Russell QC placed Neal on two years supervision and made a restraining order barring him from having any direct or indirect contact with Matthew Stevenson.


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There are actual, metal, good-looking Freddy gloves you can buy in stores; The Exorcist officially licensed products; fake pumpkins that never rot but look real; affordable fog machines; a giant inflatable Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man; super-bright LED lights that last forever; no flame tea lights and giant gummi brains.
Yep we live in pretty great times, indeed.
But there are a few things that are still missing from our wondrous holiday.
Things that should exist but don't.
Here are Ten:
1. Halloween Mini Cereal Packs
This one seems like a no-brainer and it's the idea that caused this post to be written in the first place. The major cereal makers already put out Halloween-ized versions of their big sellers in October, why not mini boxes, bundled together, of the Halloween varieties?
Let's do a tally:
General Mills has: Frankenberry, Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Spooky Marshmallow Lucky Charms. Plenty for a 4 pack!
Kellogg's has: Jack o' Lantern Apple Jacks, Spooky Marshmallow Fruit Loops, Candy Corn Pops and Creepy Cocoa Krispies. Enough for a 4 pack again!
Not only are the mini-boxes just enough cereal per box so you don't go into a mini-marshmallow sugar coma, but they could be given out as treats on Halloween!
Who's brilliant? Answer: Me.
2. Halloween Action Figures
Year after year, Halloween seems to swing more toward giving out treats other than candy in what I like to call "Stocking Stuffer Syndrome."
A visit to any store's Halloween section will produce shelves full of toys like: Halloween-themed LEGO packs, Halloween Hot Wheels, Skelanimals, Simpsons Halloween Qees, My Little Pony Halloween Figures and more. That's fine.
But then where are the Halloween Action figures?
How about Star Wars figures with snap-on Halloween costumes? R2-D2 as a Pac-Man ghost... A Stormtrooper wearing a Ben Cooper Darth Vader costume.
Transformers in Halloween colors!
I'd buy an Optimus Prime in an orange and black color scheme!
Or how about Stikfas in little Trick or Treat coffins?
There are various pirate skeletons, a Phantom or Stikfas could come up with a new threesome of a Pumpkin King, Spectre (translucent skeleton), and Zombie.
Hasbro has been releasing 3 3/4" (that's Star Wars figure size BTW) versions of characters from the Marvel Comics Universe. How about a Green Goblin in a pumpkin bomb container? Or Venom in a black bubble with the white spider symbol on it?
Hey toy companies. Boys like toys. If you're going to push toys on Halloween make it action figures! Not only will kids like 'em but the collectors market will snatch 'em up too.
Just my two cents. Spend 'em where you wish.
3. Trick 'r Treat Sequels
If you read this site, you've heard me rave about Mike Dougherty's Trick 'r Treat film.
A love letter to Halloween, the anthology thriller captures so many things that a Halloween Addict can love. Dumped direct to video, it's developed quite a cult following and audiences continue to discover it and add it to their Halloween movie line-up every year putting it alongside John Carpenter's Halloween and It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown as must-see seasonal watching.
So why not put out a sequel every year?
It's an anthology, so you just need between 3 and 5 Halloween-themed short stories to tell per film.
Keep costs down by not hiring stars and funneling the money into good writing and high-production value.
Release it in theaters every October, or hey--- direct to VOD with a DVD to come out a few weeks after.
C'mon if Saw can crank out a new sequel every year for 7 years (Remember their hook? "If it's Halloween it must be SAW.") then surely a Halloween-themed anthology series could take.
Hey The Simpsons has been making Treehouse of Horrors every year for over 20 years now!
That's the same concept but animated!
CHANCES IT WILL HAPPEN: 1% (And that "1" is just my own personal "hope.")
UPDATED: As the original #4 disappeared with some Blogger gremlins, here is a new #4 to fill the void and it's a pretty good one if I do say so myself.
4. Strict No Christmas Display Rules!
This idea came to me while visiting Target the beginning of the week (the last week of October) to pick up some last-minute Halloween stuff only to find it in a state of shambles and shoved into a crappy corner marked "Clearance" and the Christmas/Holiday juggernaut had steamrolled into the aisles.
I was crestfallen.
So this idea is going to take some give on both sides but here's what I propose:
We Halloween Addicts will wait patiently until the last week of September until Halloween merchandise is put up for sale in stores, BUT---- store owners CANNOT, under any circumstances, advertise and/or put on shelves for sale ANY Christmas merchandise until November 2nd.
C'mon that's fair.
The issue is that the merchandise calendar has been shifting year after year. Sure we get Halloween merchandise up on shelves earlier and earlier (like as early as AUGUST!) but the Christmas shelves appear and muscle out the Halloween merch by mid-October.
That's still the thick of the season!
At this rate we'll have Halloween merch in January and Christmas merch year-'round. It's ridiculous.
Should these rules be broken by any store, the offender will be heavily fined and must delay their Christmas displays an additional week. (Which no one will want to do you see, because then the other stores will have a jump on displaying holiday merchandise. It's brilliant!)
5. UPDATED: Tauntaun with Rider Costume
I got this idea not too long ago, when I posted about THIS Homemade Tauntaun costume.
With all these "Walking Illusion" inflatable costumes, how come there isn't an officially licensed, Lucasfilm-endorsed Tauntaun costume?
It makes perfect sense: you buy the Tauntaun costume... then you have to buy the DELUXE Luke in Hoth Gear or Han in Hoth Gear costume to wear on top of it. Double the money for the company, double your fun at the party.
I put high-faith in a company like ThinkGeek.com. If they can get the Tauntaun sleeping bag idea pushed through the Lucasfilm approval machine, they can get this made too.
UPDATED!: Turns out there are many smart people out there with a few different versions of this.
They're all labeled "Star Wars Inflatable Tauntaun" but all look different so I'm not sure which one is the "official" one, if any.
6. John Carpenter's Halloween: The Definitive Edition
Thanks to Anchor Bay and my love of John Carpenter's Halloween film, I have purchased this movie on a home video format no less than 8 times (3 VHSs, 1 Laserdisc, 4 DVDs).
Hear that sound?
That's Anchor Bay laughing to tears.
They will dry those tears with my twenty-dollar-bills.
I'm not bitter about the purchasing of each version as each one brought something new to the table: a new doc, a cleaned-up transfer, etc. When one thing came in, another thing went away.
So the discs had to be saved to keep all the supplemental materials and versions.
But enough is enough.
I want ONE Blu-Ray + DVD + Digital Copy box that contains the original version, the Restored version (with over-color-correction), the 25th Anniversary version, the TV version, the version that'll fix the problems with past versions that had problems, all commentaries, all still galleries, all poster galleries, and every single documentary that's ever been on any set including the recent Biography Channel's Halloween: The Inside Story, AMC's Halloween Backstory and MOST IMPORTANTLY anything worthy and/or we've never seen before from Synapse's found Halloween negatives (that, to my knowledge, nothing has been done with yet).
I want this to be the set that Criterion says "Whoah" to.
CHANCES IT WILL HAPPEN: 80% (but we'll have to wait until the last dying breath of the format so it can be released on Super Liquid Goo Cube.
You haven't heard of Super Liquid Goo Cube?
Oh, man it blows Blu-Ray out of the water. Sell your discs now.
It's going to be all Goo Cube from now on.)
7. The Return of Mr. Bones Candy
I'm a simple man. I like Halloween.
And I like to eat tiny candies that assemble into skeletons that come in a plastic coffin.
There I said it.
And the pinnacle of said candy was Fleer's Mr. Bones.
I loved this candy.
And then, one day, it was gone (see the pic of my last remaining empty coffins).
Sure there are some modern-day substitutes like THIS but nothing compares to Mr. Bones. Tiny multi-colored coffins. Chalky SweetTart-like candy. And the bones link together to build a skeleton.
So please, dear Fleer, bring back Mr. Bones.
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Here's another million-dollar idea (behind my mini-cereal boxes and Tauntaun costume).
Make ADULT-SIZED boxed costumes in the vein of the vintage Ben Cooper or Collegeville ones.
They'd have to have a plastic mask with an elastic band and be vinyl with the name of the character emblazoned across the chest like "DARTH VADER!" or "SLEESTAK!"
(The exclamation point is crucial to it not being taken seriously.)
I think the aging '70s/'80s kids of today (and myself) would see these on store shelves, smile with recognition and buy 'em up.
Sure they were uncomfortable (who wants to wear un-breathable vinyl?), and sure they weren't screen accurate (Darth Vader never had a yellow picture of himself on his chest with the words "DARTH VADER"... though I haven't seen the Star Wars Blu-Rays yet...), but their awfulness was what made them great. Everybody wore 'em at least once in their lives.
These were the "bad fashion statements" we made as children.
If you want to take the idea one step further, make the costumes more tongue-in-cheek. Maybe there's a Patton Oswalt one (the word "PATTON!" screaming across the chest) or Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Who wouldn't pay for a Christopher Walken costume that says "More Cowbell" on the chest?
I'm sayin'.
9. A New Batch of Ghost Story Records
I realize, just using the word "record" in this entry is dating myself.
As a child I discovered LPs like "Scary Spooky Stories" that terrified me.
Sure, I listened to them over and over.
And sure I did what the man on the record told me to do -- "I DARE you to listen to this at midnight..." Mmmmok.
But I lived through it (minus some sleepless nights) and I wouldn't trade those experiences for anything.
Aside from the many ghost stories and haunted tales that were put out in the '60s, '70s and '80s... it doesn't seem like anybody is making them anymore.
Maybe they were a product of their time. Listening to a "scary story" on an iPod in a darkened room isn't the same experience as putting a needle on a record and hearing the hisses, pops and skips of a physical media.
Or maybe they're just not made and they're not made scary. (No one is going to get chills listening to "Spongebob's Wacky Haunted Adventure.")
If anybody knows of modern day, well produced, simple scary stories that I can get on iTunes, please let me know.
I'd hate to think this lost art is, well... lost.
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You know when you go to a theme park and you ride Jurassic Park The Ride, or Splash Mountain and at the biggest drop or sharpest turn the park takes a digital picture of you that you see at the end of the ride?
And then you and your friends gather around the monitors to see the goofy face you made as your stomach rose into your mouth and your eyes bugged out of your head?
And then you pay some ridiculous amount of money to get the silly picture so you can take it home and show your friends how ridiculous and terrified you look?
Why don't they do that at Scare Parks?
Most mazes have some crazy character chase you out the door with a chainsaw at the end of the maze so you don't lollygag around the exit.
Well how about the maze organizers snapping a digital pic of you and your friends crying and peeing yourselves?
Even if I don't want to buy it because I'm crying like a little girl, my buddy who's doing the same thing right behind me, might.
Seems like something that can be set up and implemented and pay for itself in a few nights.
Because if it's one thing people LOVE it's ridiculous pictures of themselves in times of abject terror.
CHANCES IT WILL HAPPEN: 90% (After enterprising people read this.)
UPDATE: Seems someone already is doing it. Thanks to a tip from BadassDigest.com it seems Nightmares Fear Factory is way ahead of me. Now THIS is what I'm talking about! Yay!


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oddtail wrote:Nah, you're exaggerating.
I should have remembered I wasn't addressing men, but men on THE INTERNET.
Plus, the very next post below yours renders your advice irrelevant...
Yeah, that was very helpful...
oddtail wrote:Nah, you're exaggerating.
Plus, the very next post below yours renders your advice irrelevant...
Lia S wrote:Alice Macher wrote:I did mean "can sense," yes. For pretty much the reason you mention, although not so much that she actually has a bulge that won't go away. (That would be priapism, and extremely painful, requiring medical attention.) More like, "I'm afraid if I get another erection, it'll be as obvious to people as it was to Lisa."
Oh I see.
One more thing that surprises me about Chrissie is that apparently she doesn't know how to "tuck". Or maybe she does know but is unable to, for example because she very easily gets an erection.
(Men, I suggest you don't look up how tucking works. I can tell you it doesn't hurt, but I know it does hurt men who merely think about it.)
Artemisia wrote:There are also a number of reasons why someone might not be able to tuck including being fairly unendowed. I have never been able to tuck but I've been lucky enough to be able to hide without it. Chrissie may also not know how because she was never taught. Heck, I only know because I read the bonus story in the Ma3 book 1. It's not like there's a ton of information out there and no one takes you aside and says "well, my lass, you're one of us now, so this is how you hide the snake."
At least no one ever did with me. Heck, I'd recommend to Chrissie wearing a lot of skirts and dresses. Then again, I prefer to wear skirts.
Lia S wrote:(Men, I suggest you don't look up how tucking works. I can tell you it doesn't hurt, but I know it does hurt men who merely think about it.)
Artemisia wrote:Then of course, there's the tuck the [rest censored for sanity]
Artemisia wrote:Well, when I first started, there wasn't a lot of information out there. Then again, I never had to actually look, so. . .
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