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Z OLD CHERRY's Escort Profile
- Age
- 23
- Sex
- Female
- Height
- 5' 6" (167.6cm)
- Dress Size
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- Bust
- Eyes
- Brown
- Hair
- Brunette
- Nationality
- English
- Languages
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- Orientation
- Bisexual
- Yes
- Domination
- No
- Smoker
- Yes
- Fav. Perfume
- DnG
- Fav. Drink
- Various
- Fav. Food
- Indian
- Fav. Music
- RnB
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About Z OLD CHERRY
I am a fun bubbly girl who loves to have a laugh. I also know how to please a man or woman; leaving you wanting more!Key Towns Covered
Z OLD CHERRY visits across the following main town and cities: Abingdon, Alfreton, Amersham, Ampthill, Arnold, Ascot, Ashbourne, Ashby de la Zouch, Aspley Guise, Aylesbury, Banbury, Bedford, Bedworth, Beeston, Bicester, Biggleswade, Birmingham, Bloxham, Brackley, Bray, Buckingham, Buxton, Chesham, Chesterfield, Chipping Norton, Coalville, Corby, Coventry, Daventry, Denham, Derby, Didcot, Dudley, Dunstable, Flitwick, Goring, Hatfield, Heanor, Hemel Hempstead, High Wycombe, Hinckley, Hinckley, Hitchin, Hucknall, Hungerford, Ilkeston, Kenilworth, Kettering, Kidlington, Kirkby in Ashfield, Leamington Spa, Leicester, Leighton Buzzard, Linslade, Long Eaton, Loughborough, Luton, Lutterworth, Mansfield, Market Harborough, Matlock, Melton Mowbray, Milton Keynes, Newark, Newbury, Northampton, Nottingham, Nuneaton, Oundle, Oxford, Potters Bar, Raunds, Reading, Retford, Royston, Rugby, Rushden, Sandhurst, Sandwell, Sandy, Shepshed, Shipston on Stour, Silverstone, Slough, Slough, Smethwick, Solihull, St Albans, Stevenage, Stourbridge, Stratford-upon-Avon, Sutton in Ashfield, Swadlincote, Thame, Thatcham, Towcester, Tring, Walsall, Warwick, Watford, Wellingborough, Welwyn Garden City, Wendover, West Bromwich, Wigston, Wing, Witney, Wokingham, Wolverhampton, Worksop and across many other town and shires. Don't worry if your town is not mentioned, our escort chauffeurs drive Z OLD CHERRY to numerous destinations across the region.
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I had invited Cherry and Natalia from foxy kittens to my Northampton hotel room. Cherry was exceptionally forthcoming and a gave a lot of excitement from the first second. She also provided great conversation and made sure I was at ease throughout. I will definitely be meeting her again.
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More Curiosity – Bagel Foreheads 5
As a follow-up to my last post about art implants and body modification, I submit to you the bagel forehead – a craze sweeping the trendier clubs in Japan.
There is one encouraging thing about this practice. If you don't like it, at least it's not permanent. It is, however, probably painful. The bulges like the ones you see above are created by the insertion of a needle under the skin through which saline drips to create the bump. Once the selected part is inflated, the person who has been inflated can poke and prod the bulbous part. A popular look is to press a dent into the center, creating the bagel look.
People choose all different types of body parts to inflate, but the forehead is popular because it is so obvious. One drawback is that frequent inflation of one's forehead can lead to a saggy forehead. The skin can get stretched permanently.
But hey, there's always Botox, right?

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the video for this one is a bit short since I was in a hurry, but it gets the point across (and has some unnecessarily dramatic music, so what's not to love?):
Ground Beef
Cheddar Cheese
Olive oil
Pearl Onions
Seasonings (lemon pepper, basil, parsley, tony's, etc)
Step 1: Dice the onions and garlic and set them heating in olive oil.
Step 2: Chop the chicken up into small cubes, add it to the onions and garlic, and season to taste with various tasty seasonings.
Step 3: Cook your bacon. If you like it crispy, let it cook a little longer. If you prefer it less crispy, don't cook it as long. Leave the bacon grease in the pan (that's always a fun thing to write).
Step 4: Flatten out a small patty of ground beef and lay a little chicken, bacon, and cheese into the center. Fold the edges over and roll until all the filling is wrapped up tight. Mold the meatball into a square. It should look like a chicken, bacon, cheese Christmas present with ground beef wrapping paper (and it will taste like the best present you could possibly get).
Step 5: Fry the meatballs in the bacon grease until they are thoroughly cooked through, making sure to cook on each side of the square so you aren't left with raw meat.
Step 6 (note: this is a VERY important step that I only realized AFTERWARDS): Wrap the meatballs with paper towel and gently squeeze to get rid of the excess greece. If you neglect this step, each bite you take will fill your mouth with greece—something that makes for a very unpleasant dining experience.
Step 7: Do some pushups to convert all that protein into beautiful muscle.


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Patronymics |
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'Patronymic' literally means 'father's name'. It means that someone calls himself after his father, for example a son of Jan would call himself 'Jansen'. This is similar to the English name 'Johnson'. HistoryPatronymics were very popular before the introduction of the civil registration in 1811. Only when the civil registration was introduced, people were required to chose a fixed surname. Before that, people could call themselves however they want. In some regions, people named themselves after their fathers by using patronymics. Even after the introduction of the civil registration, many people still used the patronymics. Especially in the early years of the civil registration, this was tolerated. The patronymic was used as a sort of middle name in addition to the official family name. Regional variationsPatronymics were used instead of last names especially in the northern provinces of Friesland, Groningen and Drenthe and the northern parts of Overijssel. In some southern regions like Noord-Brabant, patronymics were used in addition to last names. There, people often named themselves after more generations of ancestors. For example: A Willem Peter Adriaan Jan Verschuren would be Willem, son of Peter, son of Adriaan, son of Jan Verschuren. Beware however, because sometimes a son had the same name as the father and that name was skipped. Instead of Willem Peter Peter Adriaan Jan Verschuren, he might be called just Willem Peter Adriaan Jan Verschuren, which 'skips' a generation. |


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The winner of the Search for Santa Contest in Hamlet was officially announced Monday. The winner of the $500 cash prize, pulled on Saturday, is Braxton Butler of Hamlet. Butler is 9-years-old and a student at Fairview Heights Elementary School.
Braxton's name was randomly selected out of approximately 100 entries by Hamlet City Councilman Dewey Brower.
"It was so much fun seeing children wander through the streets of Hamlet," said Miranda Chavis, museum manager of Hamlet Depot & Museums and downtown coordinator for the City of Hamlet.
"Ultimately, the Search for Santa Contest encouraged people to explore Hamlet's wonderful downtown businesses," Chavis said.
Created and organized by Amy Guinn, owner of Cafe on Main, the contest was thought of after Guinn read about different contests in other publications. "I just tailored it to Hamlet," Guinn said.
"I was trying to get some traffic in downtown Hamlet," she said.
Residents searched in 16 businesses over an eight day period for the pint-sized stuffed Santa. Clues about Santa's location were posted daily on the Hamlet Depot & Museums' facebook page, the Cafe on Main facebook page, were tweeted @Hamlet_Depot, and were available by contacting the Hamlet Visitors Center.
The 16 businesses that participated were the Hamlet Depot & Museums, PNC Bank, Cafe on Main, Razzle Dazzle Boutique, Main Street Central, Second Time Around, Birmingham Drug, Bobby's Furniture, Lin's Gifts, Hamlet Florist, BB&T Bank, Joe's Florist, The Grab, Treasures Reappear, The Yard Sale, and Mabry's Drug.
Each time a person spotted Santa in one of the participating businesses, they would receive a ticket. Once they received three tickets and turned those in at the Hamlet Visitors Center, their name was entered into a drawing for the cash prize.
The Visitors Center, the newest addition to the Museum Complex, was the first building to participate in the contest.
Residents were allowed to participate multiple times.
Braxton picked up his prize from the Hamlet Visitors Center on Monday, and when asked what he will do with the money he said, "Spend it." He said he was "very excited," to win.
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Notes from the Weekend is a Monday feature that sees the members of Team Meal Ticket compiling all the food/drink highlights uncovered during prime eatin' time, Friday to Sunday.
Notes from the Weekend: Thanksgiving Edition
Notes from the Weekend is a Monday feature that sees the members of Team Meal Ticket compiling all the food/drink highlights uncovered during prime eatin' time, Friday to Sunday. Consider this a place for good deals, great dishes, wicked cocktails, recipe triumphs (and tragedies), bizarro conversations and more. We're eager to share our notes, but especially excited to read yours.We encourage you to leave notes from YOUR weekend in the comments. Have at it! (View past NFTW installments at citypaper.net/notes.)
Adam Erace: AE
Drew Lazor: DL
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Nicole Rossi: NR
My guys and I have been doing dinner at Bomb Bomb (1026 Wolf St.) on Thanksgiving eve since we were in high school, but this year we moved uptown and feasted at a very convivial Modo Mio (161 W. Girard Ave.). Turista menu all day — tender octopus with almonds, capers and raisins; bucatini cacio e pepe; pork tenderloin with green apple mostarda; and a sampler of desserts. This narrow, crowded room could make even the most composed server flustered, so I'm continually impressed how the crew here always manages to keep their shit together. Three tips of the toque! —AE
Started my Thanksgiving off like everyone else with a #44 at Pho Hoa (111 S. 11th St.) before driving down to the D.C. 'burbs to grub out at my aunt's place. Caught up with family and ate off two obscenely full plates of food with both hands (including kare-kare, the oxtail peanut stew above) while my aunt yelled at me to eat more (normal). Headed back north later because I lucked into a ticket via good friends for the Harbaugh Bowl Harbowl, pitting the Jim Harbaugh-led 49ers against my Ravens, coached by his superior older brother John. That ended very well and I ate an Italian sausage after drinking a lot of purple-camouflaged Coors Lights. Later I got a fried chicken box from Royal Farms, aka RoFo. Y'all up here don't know about RoFo. GET TO KNOW ROFO. —DL
Woke up somewhat early on Thanksgiving considering the debauchery that took place the night before and began prepping my teeny-tiny kitchen for apple pie baking. A little more than three hours later, I was impressed with how my from-scratch pies came out — bubbling pecan/brown sugar crumble, glazed Fuji apples. Later at dinner, a herd of famished Italians stormed the kitchen, each coming out with at least two plates. Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, cavatelli, meatballs and sausage, escarole soup, cranberry sauce, stuffed peppers and corn, all homemade. I can't even get started on desserts. Let's just say the feast continued along with several bottles of Champagne, an awesome apple brandy/St. Germain/bubbly punch and a failed attempt at candy corn vodka (so fucking gross) until about 3 a.m. —NR
Up at 6 a.m. for Thanksgiving prep on Thursday. C and I drug our sleepy bodies to Artisan (1646 S. 12th St.) for breakfast — but they were closed. As was Black & Brew. And B2. NEED COFFEE! Eventually found some at Acme (1400 E. Passyunk Ave.), where we picked up last-minute dinner provisions and decent bagels. Back home, getting the turkey going was first on the list. I rubbed the 25-pound local bird with a compound butter made with rosemary, sage, garlic and orange and lemon zest, then crammed the cavity full of C's mom's Italian-style sausage stuffing. The turkey's supporting cast included fresh Thai-style cranberry sauce, grilled asparagus, chive-and-garlic biscuits, buttermilk mashed potatoes, pineapple bread stuffing, candied yams, broccoli and artichoke casseroles and quince-and-caramelized onion lasagna. Dinner was smallish with just mine and C's immediate fams, but dessert brought cousins and aunts and uncles over, bearing gifts like whoopies pies shaped like pumpkins. I served an apple pie and potica, a Polish walnut/date cake from Andrew Carmellini's American Flavor. —AE
Woke up around 7 a.m. on Friday to sound of a 4-year-old singing loudly, which soon roused the rest of the household — just four hours removed from the previous night's epic feast, breakfast began. I passed a thousand times (Italians have an annoyingly endearing way of always asking if you want to eat) on eggs, ham, bacon and toast and opted for several cups of coffee and a nap in my own bed back in the city. —NR
Friday: Late lunch with mom and sis at DuClaw, a brewpub with multiple Maryland locations, including one in my hometown. Great beer here, but the food falls mostly in the burgery, wingy, too-many-options category. Why do pretty much all brewpubs have the same menu? Exception to this rule at DuClaw is the crab pretzel, buried to death in creamy crab dip and cheddar.I get it every time. —DL
Leftover pastries and turkey sliders comprised breakfast on Friday morning before heading north to Brooklyn for an overnight trip celebrating cousin M's birthday. Copped killer pancakes, fried eggs and sage-scented sausage patties for brunch at Char No. 4 and a sprightly draft-poured Brooklyn Soda Works apple-ginger soda at the stunning 61 Local, before resting up for dinner at Traif in Williamsburg. We sat in a little tented patio and shared more than a dozen small plates, the best of which included crispy veal sweetbreads smothered in sharp green-garlic sauce; electrifying salt-and-pepper shrimp with pineapple; and breakfasty pork ribs glazed in cinnamon-scented strawberry sauce I couldn't get enough of. Nightcaps at the nearby Roebling Tea Room. —AE
Saturday: I boughts some shirts at my favorite little shop Omoi (1608 Pine St.), dropped by Jet Wine Bar (1525 South St.) for a Baltijos (a Lithuanian beer in a pretty bottle) and then American Sardine Bar (1801 Federal St.) for a few quickies, including a Sixpoint stout that tasted inexplicably of curry. Then we made nachos. There were no counterarguments. —DL
That's not District 9, it's Dekalb Market, a pop-up commune of boutiques tucked into recycled shipping containers — exactly the kind of project that makes me mad at New York, because in Philly, something this innovative and cool would be railroaded by unions, crotchety neighbors, the health department or some combination of the three. Should a local version ever appear, I hope Mayhem and Stout brings their luscious short rib sandwich with green harissa and pickled apples. After Dekalb, checked out Brooklyn Flea at its new winter home. Picked up a few Christmas gifts, two hot dogs from Asiadog, a Brooklyn Soda Works root beer and a enormous berry-glazed Dough donut. Passed out on the ride home. —AE
Saturday was fun all around. Got some shopping and martini sipping in during the day, took a nap and grabbed steamed mussels with chorizo and white beans in a roasted corn broth and kabocha squash chips with a soy-lime aioli at Varga Bar (941 Spruce St.). Later met up with friends and hit up the usual Sansom Street suspects. Shoutout to Bar (1309 Sansom St.) for $7 Maker's on the rocks. Ended the night with good ol' H2O, music and dancing at Medusa (27 S. 21st St.). —NR
It took a while for me to get hungry again back in Philly, but when I did Santucci's (10th and Christian) fit the bill for lazy takeout. Rich creamy tomato soup was spot-on, and my favorite salad in town (bibb/apple/pickled onion/blue cheese/apple cider vin) didn't disappoint, but the pizza with long hots was extra-extra-extra-good on Saturday. Got an Uncle Joe's stromboli, too, just to be safe. —AE
Sunday was all about the errands and working out at the gym, although I couldn't shake the craving for a burger and fries. Good Dog's (224 S. 15th St.) ended up winning me over with sweet potato fries and their classic roquefort-stuffed, caramelized onion-loaded patty on brioche. —NR
Sunday was, of course, spent sleeping in, Thanksgiving recovery style. Munched on some leftover pumpkin bread with pita and hummus for lunch and watched a little TV. The BF and I then stumbled upon the soft opening of Belle Cakery (1437 E. Passyunk Ave.), where we got to sample some of Jessie Prawlucki's shortbread cookie sandwiches and mini tiramisu. Soon after we crossed the street for some beers, food and football at the P.O.P.E. (1501 E. Passyunk Ave). —JL
Kept it walking-distance takeout Sunday. Croissants from Artisan for breakfast, chicken parm sandwiches from Adriana's (1703 S. 11th St.) for lunch and gnocchi, "Mama's Style" tomato pie and caesar salad from Francoluigi's (1549 S 13th St.) for dinner. Gym tomorrow. —AE
Speaking of pizza: I screwed some up real good Sunday night. Defrosted a few pizza-dough rounds, which felt and appeared completely normal as I rolled them out, dressed them up and threw them on the stone in the oven. Though it looks tasty and normal in the pic, the top layer of the pie refused to bake. Everything else crisped and browned and cooked except the layer just below the toppings. It remained raw and disgusting even after extended baking time. Same dough, same stone, same oven temp as a previous sesh that produced amazing results. What causes such an annoying pizza malady? Please let me know. —DL
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Shopping, drinking in various bars and nacho-eating made for a great Saturday. Big thanks to the South Philly Acme for making those nachos possible.
I have to mention Sunday morning breakfast, as it is one of my faves that is made in our house. Chive scrambled eggs with Ric's Black Russian bread, toasted and buttered, with a side of sliced apple and pomegranate seeds. It sounds pretty basic, but Drew makes the best scrambled eggs ever. Spent the rest of the day winning the war over dirt in the house, all the while taking snack breaks to finish the guac from the previous night's indulgence. Ended the night toasting the death of Angela on Boardwalk Empire with some Buffalo Trace! MLF
I shied away from making anything for T'Giving and instead waited until Sunday when I made this stuffed peppers recipe from Smitten Kitchen (http://smittenkitchen.com/2007/09/couscous-and-feta-stuffed-peppers/). I switched the cous cous for quinoa and added some extra goodies to the stuffing (like chicken sausage!). Definitely a delicious and relatively easy meal. molls to the wall
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Saturday was my best friend's family beer swap-35 cases of microbrew, his dad's sausage scallopine, and the family "Golden stuffing." The recipe is secret so all I know is that it features ground beef, rice, locatelli, olives, and pureed giblets. I contributed some roasted jalapenos stuffed with a cream cheese/cheddar/bacon mix.
Sunday was dinner at mom's-she marinated a pork shoulder in stone ground , dijon, honey, rosemary, and garlic and that wrapped that bad boy in bacon. SO GOOD. JulieC- gourmandjk
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If this is indeed cheating, as commenter below suggests, than it's the hardest kind of cheating I can imagine! gourmandjk
Saturday had to follow up that type of quality with a similarly awesome brunch. So we went to Cafe Lift. They had a special crespelle with mushrooms, cheese, spinach and two eggs on top. yes! Only one upped by the pancake special that was a double decker pancake sandwich with bacon in the pancake and scambled eggs and cheese and spinach in between. Plus real maple syrup? oh hell yeah.
When we met up with my friends again on sunday around brunch time, where were they? Lift. What did they order? same damn thing. tjt- bje55
Turkey Terrifics all weekend.
Sunday tailgating for the Pats victory was pulled pork, brats which I marinated in beer then grilled and then reheated at the lot with more beer and kraut. Also did a smoked onion dip with the onions that I smoked in the bird on TH.
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Saving Water
There are several programs available to help businesses save water. You can find information on Sydney Water programs and links to Marrickville Council's Rainwater Incentive Scheme.
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The best way to look at reducing your business' carbon footprint is to look at your electricity consumption. Take a look at the top energy saving tips for businesses. Once you are more energy efficient you can consider purchasing GreenPower or purchasing carbon offsets.
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Wasted resources to business cost money. There are simple steps your business can make to help you maximise resource efficiency. This is also information on local Reuse and Recycling organisations and links to waste contractors to help with recycling services.
Community and social sustainability
When most people think of sustainability, they think of the environment but sustainability is all about finding a balance between society, economy and the environment whilst ensuring we leave the planet in a better condition than we found it. The target sustainability business program is inviting all members and friends of the program to make a commitment to social sustainability by linking with local community initiatives and not-for-profit organisations.
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Waste Reduction in Small Business – The Natural Bedding Company Case Study
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5 days 12 hours ago | 5 consecutive champs at club, |
5 consecutive champs at club, its like lacrosse was, they dominate their league but wouldn't be great at the top level. |
5 days 14 hours ago | Just wondering, what our are |
Just wondering, what our are chances of making the ncaa tourny. what would we need to do in the big ten tourny? |
1 week 1 day ago | I mean this home schedule |
I mean this home schedule sucks but it's not really that much worse than this year, we had michigan state at home, which yeah rivalry game and then what? Iowa? yeah there is more history but in my honest opinion maryland will be a better team than Iowa at that point. Utah is better than air force. I honestly don't think that 2014 is that much worse than this years was and at least there are 7 games. The fact of the matter is that about 3/4's of the big ten provide no excitement so any year without osu is going to have to bring in an out of conference game to spice it up which is what will be happening starting with arkansas and va tech. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | That wouldn't work, ESPN |
That wouldn't work, ESPN could not afford the contracts they have with only charging $5 because probably only a quarter of current cable subscribers would pay for it, especially considering the NFL is on network telivision |
2 weeks 3 days ago | The idea that you as a |
The idea that you as a customer would be saving money in a pay per channel market is a fallacy. If, for example you wanted ESPN as one of your channels, well without having every cable subscriber automatically paying in, in order to cover the contracts they have been handing out and to maintain programming, ESPN would most likely charge you like $50 just for that single channel. Smaller side chanels like fx and tbs would either cease to exist, or would probably be bundled up with their parent chanels, like they are now, so you can either pay $20 for just CBS or $30 for a bundle. At the end of the day, a pay per channel model isn't as appealing as everyone here makes it out to be and chances are anyone who wanted to watch sports would be paying at least as much as they are now for only half the channels. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | no |
no |
3 weeks 2 days ago | Want to follow through and |
Want to follow through and throw this about to be alumni a job? (does this count as networking?) |
3 weeks 3 days ago | Just so you know, the issue |
Just so you know, the issue that caused the recent bad press wasn't the use of child labor but they closed a shop and refused to pay the workers what they were owed. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | I like where a lot of |
I like where a lot of recruiting battles are going but I am confused about people can continually read quotes from Hand about how VT feels like home and bud foster is his favorite coach and think michigan is the leader. Am I missing something? Liking a professor is not better than saying a place feels like home to me. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | The students have been |
The students have been pathetic for non prime games, and I am a current student. However given this fuck the Athletic Department for raising ticket prices to what they are. I understand comparatively to the rest of the stadium its a steal and blah blah its absurd that if a student wants to attend both football and either one of basketball or hockey they would have to pay over $500. I don't know about the rest of you but I had to pay for everything that wasn't tuition, that means rent, food, textbooks, and other such things. The AD is pricing out any student that isn't just funded by their parents, and my guess is that most of the people who didn't show up were the students who didn't have to pay for the tickets themselves and that won't change with a ticket increase. If the university cares more about money than students, just eliminate the student section, other than that this price increase does nothing but price out a portion of the student body. |
4 weeks 4 days ago | Wait people were upset with |
Wait people were upset with maryland and rutgers but would be cool with syracuse? I don't get it. |
5 weeks 1 day ago | Great fundraiser, a little |
Great fundraiser, a little iffy on being open to student issues, lots of student orgs don't like her but I would say a net positive for the university during her tenure. She takes a lot of flack about putting fundraising and buidling imporvements over student well being. But that just some students opinions, nbobody thinks she was overall terrible for the school. |
5 weeks 2 days ago | Look to the story of the |
Look to the story of the hiker who was taken in Iran and accused of being a spy. He was only in solitary for a few months and he wrote about how he welcomed seeing the people who tortured him and missed it when it stopped. Humans are not meant to be alone, there is almost no fate that has a worse impact on a person |
5 weeks 2 days ago | Best of luck to him, don't |
Best of luck to him, don't necessarily think it is a great idea as 2nd round contracts are not gauranteed and I see hardaway as more likely in the D league than in the NBA, but hey if someone offered me millions to do my dream job i would probably leave before finishing too. Hope I'm wrong and timmy makes it big in the league. Now we need a gr3 and mcgary to stay and some big growth from gr3 if we want to make a run next year, but that discussion is for another day. |
6 weeks 1 day ago | Do any of you know if |
Do any of you know if students can get hard tickets? Not having one of those tickets was my only regret from the weekend. |
7 weeks 1 day ago | Take it for what it is worth |
Take it for what it is worth but the people I know around the team (I'm a current student) are pretty confident Hardaway has not made a decision, and that as of the beginning of the tourny run planned on going back. His father wants him to finish and he likes being here. Obviously all hearsay but its hearsay from my friends and I like what it says. On the other hand burke is pretty much gone no doubt. |
7 weeks 1 day ago | If a booster thinks you are a |
If a booster thinks you are a really intelligent engineering student and would do great things as a u of m alum and says I will give you money to attend the university of michigan is that a violation of moral integrity? There is nothing technically wrong about it but it is the exact same situation and I would never call a kid who took that money someone who lacked moral integrity. Who excused Webber? He broke a rule and as a result has been denied contact to the school that according to the rest of the fab five he actually really does care about. But to vilify, refuse to ever forgive and say he has no moral integrity is such an over the top response I have to believe you don't actually believe it because who can have that much hate in them over a person they have never met nor truly understand what he went through. Furthermore, I believe that responses such as yours are the reason he has never apologized, because you attack him as a person he is defensive and does not want to make you happy, it may be petty, but news flash so are you. |
7 weeks 1 day ago | This sort of over the top |
This sort of over the top reaction is why nobody can take you seriously. I never said the school did not deserve to be punished, or that a rule was not broken. What I said was that I blame ed martin and not chris webber. In these situations I never blame the student athlete. I don't think reggie bush, or the ohio st players, or the auburn players are bad people with no ethical code or moral compass like you seem to do. There is a difference between acknowledging wrongdoing and looking at the circumstances around it and just blindly hating. I hope your job does not require any sort of logical thought, analytical analysis, or empathy, because you seem incapable of all it. |
7 weeks 1 day ago | I mean if you really want to |
I mean if you really want to get into the "rules are rules no matter how much you dislike them" argument it was mlk that said an unjust law is no law at all. I mean rosa parks never apologized for sitting on the front of the bus (not trying to equate rosa parks with webber, just talking about the rules are rules argument). I never said what webber did was smart or right, I just said trying to vilify him and make him out to be some secretly bad person (which is more or less what the poster I replied to originally was doing) as a result of this is an over the top reaction, thats it. webber isn't special, it is just in these situations with 17 or 18 year old kids getting paid by boosters I never blame the players. I don't think what the ohio guys did makes them bad people, I don't reggie bush is a bad person either. And lets be honest, the santions hurt the school for about 5 years, the 15 years after that were just bad hires. Maryland was hurt with worse sanctions after the len bias tragedy but hired gary williams and won a national title 10 years after. |
7 weeks 2 days ago | Holy shit a young kid who |
Holy shit a young kid who took money and knew he was going to get in troulbe lied to try to avoid getting in trouble? That never happens, what a shitty person he must be. He made some mistakes when he was younger. Webber didn't kill the basketball program Ed martin did. Hating a child because he took money offered to him that made his life better is just absurd. This sort of response is most likely why Weber refuses to apologize (this is purely conjecture), when people hate you, you tend to react defensively. And seriously people, Weber was not the first or last player to recieve "improper" benefits as a result of playing for Michigan. |
7 weeks 2 days ago | Webber didn't cheat, he was a |
Webber didn't cheat, he was a high school kid who was offered things he could never have purchased on his own and took it to make his life better. You've done the same thing your entire life most likely, you just weren't an athlete so when your dad's friend gives you a job its not a violation of some inane rule. The system is broken hating Weber is asinine. |
7 weeks 3 days ago | Yeah I'm sure a 6'8 180 pound |
Yeah I'm sure a 6'8 180 pound center with no midrange game who can barely dunk would do great in the nba. This is clearly a publicity stunt and she clearly would never legitimately be the best player on the mavericks board. Blake mclimans has a better shot of making the nba. |
7 weeks 4 days ago | Has anybody gotten an email |
Has anybody gotten an email from the ncaa yet? I can't actually remember if I made it to 11 games because I forget how many I missed due to winter break and it messing up my count so I'm not sure whether to expect an email or not today. |
7 weeks 5 days ago | The word around the |
The word around the basketball team is that hardaway loves college and plans on being back next year. Obviously if we win a title that might change, but I'd make that trade. |
7 weeks 5 days ago | For people saying not to use |
For people saying not to use the tournament I get what you are saying but at the end of the day when you look at the fnal four in most years it is made up of teams who were there all year. Just look at this years elite 8, duke, l'ville, syracuse, michigan, florida, osu, marquette, wichita state. Of those teams only two spent most of the year not ranked in the top 10 and I think that is true most years. I honestly believe that the style of play that is predominant in the big ten is not good for top teams. If you have a better team it behooves you to get more possesions. The big ten was certainly the deepest league in the country this year, but that doesn't mean the top 2 or 3 teams in the country played in it so it depends which measure you care about more. |
8 weeks 1 day ago | So we should just always play |
So we should just always play a zone against indiana every time we play them because apparently nobody ever taught crean how to play against it. |
9 weeks 1 day ago | Pitt is my only loss so far, |
Pitt is my only loss so far, but i never put them past the round of 62 because they are terrible in the tourny. |
11 weeks 4 days ago | If you score 10 points a game |
If you score 10 points a game but your poor defense is responsible for giving up 12 you are a liability. It's obviously not as simple as that but I'm at the point where I think even when stauskas is scoring points his defense is such a liability that he should be coming off the bench, we didn't lose to penn st because our offense wasn't clicking. |
12 weeks 2 days ago | That's loser talk, weak |
The refs played a factor in my double post |
12 weeks 2 days ago | That's loser talk, weak |
That's loser talk, weak defense and an inability to handle a weak press lost us that game, bad refs just provide a convient excuse. |


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Spotlight: Army supports career development with hiring-freeze exception
Forest Service employees abused travel cards, IG says
Four Forest Service employees were able to rack up $13,700 in improper travel card charges without notice amid what auditors say is a manual tracking process that overwhelms travel management personnel's ability to monitor card usage.
House committee approves agriculture appropriations
The House Appropriations Committee approved the fiscal 2014 agriculture appropriations bill June 13 by a voice vote. The bill (.pdf) includes $19.5 billion in discretionary funding for programs related to food safety, nutrition, rural development and more. The committee said its funding was approximately equal to the current level after the sequestration cuts.
Moniz calls for more oversight and reorganization at DOE
Newly confirmed Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz told Congress he wants to reorganize the Energy Department including more departmental oversight and better management of the National Labs. In a June 13 House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on the Energy Department's fiscal 2014 budget, Moniz laid out ways to make the DOE more efficient.
Government programs lost significantly more money than private sector per billion dollars spent, survey says
Federal agencies lost over the past year $148 million for every billion dollars they spent due to ineffective program management, a Project Management Institute survey says.
House passes $638 billion defense authorization bill
The $638 billion National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal 2014 passed the House June 14 in a 315 to 108 vote. The House authorized $552.1 billion in overall spending for base national defense and an additional $85.8 billion in overseas contingency operations. The fiscal 2014 NDAA (H.R. 1960) is consistent with the House passed budget which took money from non-defense budget to allow more money for defense while keeping overall spending below the Budget Control Act cap, according to an NDAA committee fact sheet.
Issa calls for 5 day delivery and modified benefits payment in USPS reform bill
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) took up his ongoing cause again this year: reforming the Postal Service.
EEOC awards back pay and retroactive promotions to female DEA agents
The Drug Enforcement Administration must identify barriers to female agents moving up in the agency and lay out plans to eliminate them, an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission decision (.pdf) says in a decision for a class action complaint filed in 1993.
House Republicans block anti-sequestration amendments in defense spending bill markup
The House Appropriations Committee marked up the Defense Department spending bill June 12, blocking several amendments from Democrats. The $512.5 billion bill is $28 billion above defense spending caps set by sequestration and after markup remained free from any major changes from the bill passed June 6 by the House Appropriations subcommittee on defense. The bill also includes military construction and nuclear programs under the Energy Department.
OIRA administrator nominee would focus on regulatory look back
If confirmed as the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Howard Shelanski would continue the regulatory look-back process emphasized by his predecessor Cass Sunstein.
Agencies need governmentwide guidance on suspension and debarment process, GAO official says
Though the suspension and debarment system has been around for many years, there is little guidance for it, Government Accountability Office Acting Director of Acquisition and Sourcing Management John Neumann said at a June 12 House Government and Oversight Committee hearing.
Spotlight: VA says its on track to meet 2015 claims processing goal
The Veterans Affairs Department is still on track to meet its goal of processing all claims within 125 days with 98 percent accuracy by the end of 2015, Director of Compensation and Pension Service Thomas Murphy told the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee in a June 12 hearing.


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Location: Forage and Livestock Production Unit
1a.Objectives (from AD-416) Exchange pigeonpea germplasm for sustainable cereal-legume cropping systems suitable for the southern Great Plains region.
1b.Approach (from AD-416) Identify and exchange Pigeonpea cultivars suitable for the summer fallow period in a continuous winter wheat production system. Evaluate pigeonpeas as forage or forage/grain crop for the utilization by humans and/or livestock under the climatic conditions of the Southern Great Plains. Provide detailed climatological data for El Reno, Oklahoma, to ICRISAT.
3.Progress Report


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Buenas Noches, Vicita - Vicita Molina has lost her favorite book - a lovely South American tale of friendship and courage in the Amazon Jungle. No book means no sleep for Vicita - or for any of the Molinas. Since Vicita knows the story by heart, maybe D.W. and Arthur can help her find a way to re-create it and get the family back to sleep. Prunella Packs It In - Everyone knows that elementary school is way too early to start thinking about college - except for Prunella. Her older sister's anxiety about college is so contagious that Prunella piles on extra-curricular activities to make her more "appealing." Will she crack under the heavy load? Or will she learn to relax and focus on the things that she actually enjoys?
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