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West Rodgers Park, Chicago Apartments and Rentals on Walk Score
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West Rodgers Park has a population of 64,693 and an average Walk Score of 77. West Rodgers Park is the #79 most walkable neighborhood in Chicago.
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Based on the first few accommodations in this search, we found:Studio apartments at cost of $750.
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Series: What I Wish My Pastor Knew About... The Life of a Scientist
Andy Crouch examines the life of a scientist based on his experience of walking alongside his wife Catherine, an experimental physicist. That relationship has shown him that a life in science is a journey "into a set of virtues," of cultivating a specific character suited to the particular demands of research and investigation. Crouch's hope is to persuade pastors and others in the church to prayerfully support the scientific endeavor as a reflection of God's image in humankind as well as offers some suggestions for ministering to their needs.
Awe in Science
If we can understand the experiences of the people who work every day in the lab, our dialogues concerning science and religion will be far more fruitful.
Katharine Hayhoe: Evangelical Christian, Climate Scientist
As an Evangelical and a scientist, Katharine Hayhoe is already a member of a rare breed. As a climate change researcher who is also married to an evangelical Christian pastor, she is nearly one of a kind.
Series: Genesis Through Ancient Eyes
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
Series: Shaping the Human Soul
In Washington DC, Church of the Advent teamed up with The Trinity Forum to offer a series of lectures exploring the synergy between modern science and Christian Faith. This presentation by psychiatrist Curt Thompson and philosopher James K.A. Smith addressed the process of Christian discipleship and spiritual formation through the lens of neuroscience.
Body and Soul, Mind and Brain: Pressing Questions
"Bit by experimental bit," writes philosopher P. Churchland, "neuroscience is morphing our conception of what we are." For many, this includes dispensing with the "soul" in favor of biologically anchored processes.
The Beauty of Being a Scientist and a Christian
I am a Christian. I believe that God is the ultimate reality and that the world, including me, was created by God. But this is not just an idle affirmation, a faith statement to be recited in church on Sunday.
Being Fruitful
Many people use the words "dominion" and "subdue" as "unconditional permission to use the world as they please." I came to realize, like many, that such an interpretation is contradicted by the rest of the Bible.
Series: Science as an Instrument of Worship
In this brief series (taken from a 2009 paper), Jennifer Wiseman uses an excerpt from the famous hymn "How Great Thou Art," to explain why the study of God's creation can lead Christ's followers into meaningful worship and overcome the obstacles which impede true praise. Creation as encountered through our senses is pondered by our minds, which flows into wonder-filled songs from the soul. She further explains how knowledge of creation will help Christians to address the moral dilemmas of science, and she encourages all to see the process of scientific inquiry as a means to discover God's truth.
Series: Mesopotamian Cosmic Geography in the Bible
In this six part series, Brian Godawa takes a closer look at cosmography and its relationship to the Bible. After defining cosmography as a theory that describes features of the heavens and the earth, he relates how his own views about the universe have shifted. He then continues to talk about the Mesopotamian cosmography that is so consistently reflected in Scripture. This view of the universe includes aspects such as the firmament, the pillars, the underworld, the heavens above, the watery abyss. He then explains how one understands these concepts in terms of modern scientific thought.
Beware Evolutionary 'Just-so' Stories About Religious Belief
As an evolutionary biologist I am fascinated by the emergence of cognitive abilities that make us so distinctive from other living species. There are, however, risks in making up evolutionary "just-so" stories to explain the origins of complex human beliefs.
Meditation on Light
I became a scientist because over and over, when I was a child, a teenager, and a college student, I experienced the sheer delight that comes with understanding the amazing physical mechanisms that are at work in our universe.
On the Creation Account
To understand and apply Genesis 1 correctly, we have to consider issues of genre and intention. Too often these chapters are read as if they present a purely straightforward historical and even scientific account of cosmic and human origins.
On Myth and Meaning
In this video, John Walton talks about ancient myth and how we might better understand it if we think about its intended functionality—that is, myths were a way to explain a culture's origin and universal significance though they lacked the advances of scientific discovery.
N.T. Wright on Understanding Ancient Texts
In this video Conversation, N.T. Wright emphasizes the importance of understanding the context of biblical texts in order to know whether to read them as literal or metaphorical narratives.
Stewards of God's (Changing?) World
Interestingly, I find this sort of cynicism about climate change especially prevalent among Christians. Why is this?
Biblical Creation in its Ancient Near Eastern Context: An Introduction
It has been my experience that many Christians have not given sufficient thought to how the Old Testament was composed––that is, to the "human" side of the inspiration of Scripture.
Are We Genetically Predisposed to Believe in God?
While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
A Tough Mind and a Tender Heart
I recently read some published sermons by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. The depth and breadth of his eloquent defense of truth and justice are profoundly inspiring. My favorite of his sermons begins with a verse from Matthew: "Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves."
Science as an Instrument of Worship
NASA astronomer Jennifer Wiseman asserts that studying creation can show us the nature of God; science can inform us of what we need to do as stewards of God's creation; understanding the natural world gives us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ; and science can give us a better understanding of ourselves. This essay was presented at the November 2009 Theology of Celebration Workshop.
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Organin Hair Thickening Fiber
EricUse With Toppik Fiberhold Spray Not A Regular HairsprayI find using this as a base with toppik over top works best for me. I also use toppik fiberhold spray from toppik.com to hold it all in place very well. It works better than any hairspray and is about $9 a bottle on toppik.com.posted Jan 23, 2010Link to this post
LindaPhoenix, AZ USAOrganin Hair Thickening FiberI do love this product. It really works. It is easy to apply and washes away easilly. I am a female and have super thin, fine and dry hair and you can usually see a lot of my scalp all over. With Organin, you can not see my scalp and my hair looks thicker. The one downfall is that sometimes you get fibers around where you might apply it and sometimes on clothes/hats or pillows. It's not a big deal though, it comes right off with a lint brush. I am also super allergic to most products and this one doesn't bother me at all. I can use it without applying styling product or with. I really recommend it. There are other products that stay on your scalp more, but those make my hair look and feel pasty. This one is natural looking and doesn't dry out my hair or scalp. If you have thin and dry hair, or you can easily see your scalp, get this product!posted Jan 9, 2010Link to this post
OlgaBrownsville, Texas USAI Liked It.I'm almost 40, female, and very fine hair. I hated the way you could see my scalp through my hair. This stuff works on covering the scalp and giving the appearance of thicker or more hair. I liked it and would buy it again.posted Jan 7, 2010Link to this post
DjRiverside,CAConfidence In A Bottlethis stuff just changed my life, I soo needed something like this to come along, it works wonders with a good strong holding hairspray, which is the only downside but it blends in really well with a black persons hair type, great product I would recommend itposted Dec 24, 2009Link to this post
CamylAtlanta, GAOrganin - The Bare MinimumThis product gives some coverage but it does not last long and if you comb your hair - you have to apply more! To me this product does not give appearance of thicker hair - it just covers the scalp. I have used Toppik before and to me it gives the appearance of thicker hair and overall better coverage. Once I finish using this product I will go back to Toppik.posted Nov 15, 2009Link to this post
YayaOxford, Ga, UsaHairFine or Thin HairIt Works!I am a 20 year old female and I am having terrible hairloss at the crown. I was very skeptical about buying any products, cause they all seem like a scam. Honestly, the first time I used Organin I was amazed on how quickly it covered up my baldness, I bought the black color & it matches very well, you cant really tell the difference. Am so glad I found something to cover that up because I am very self-consious, but now am comfortable with people standing behind me thanks to Organin. Hands down this product really does what it advertises, it does cover up baldness!posted Sep 16, 2009Link to this post
ShanaHairFine or Thin HairOrganin Makes Me Feel Pretty Again!I have tried everything, every product out there...Toppik, DermMatch, all of the different fibers and creams to cover hair loss. Organin beats them all. The colors are natural, the fibers aren't as messy as other products, and best of all, Organin has a shine to it that looks like healthy hair. With Toppik, my roots looked dull. Not a problem with Organin! Of course, like all the products, Organin does leave tiny fibers on your coutertop and pillowcase, but it brushes off easily and does not stain. I went to a waterslide park wearing Organin, and while it didn't hold up to underwater swimming, at least it didn't run in rivers or streak. One application will last till your next shampoo (I do every other day). I'm not even 40, and was too embarrassed to go out in public till I found this product. I love it!posted Sep 13, 2009Link to this post
SoosiHairBlackFine or Thin HairI Just Love ItIt doesn't improve the hair loss but it covers the empty areas really well. my hair color is black and it's just perfectposted Aug 28, 2009Link to this post
GlenndaUSAWon't Ever Be Without This Product.I tried the goop you paint on your scalp, shampoos, Nioxin (helps)but found nothing I really liked or could use with confidence. The stuff that looks like pancake makeup, drips and runs when I sweat and I find it rubs off on pillow cases and clothes. This product I use just as it says. Doesnt take as much time and my thin areas are covered and no one really knows why my hair looks so nice. I have had compliments from co-workers and one I shared my secret with plans on buying some for herself too.Great product. Only down side is when you wash your hair, you have more cleanup from the fibers washing out. Small price to pay to feel confident in every situation.Thanks so much for this product. Being on sale, I just purchased two more to keep on hand. I also sent the link to my co-worker so she can take advantage of the sale.posted Aug 5, 2009Link to this post
MikeOhioOrganinI bought Toppik and Organin and have just tried the Organin and seem to like the Organin better in the sense that it seems to create a more full look.With either product I think the key is to make sure you use a good finishing spray.I use Dermatch as a base.Also less seems to do more with the Organin.posted May 21, 2009Link to this post
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How to insert a attribute name in HTML (jQuery)
Hi All,
I need to be able to insert the data attribute name in HTML. I want to pull the data-name out from the example below and insert it in HTML. If there is a way to get rid of data-, that would be great too.

Will Robinson

not 100% clear on what exactly you want, im interpreting it as you want to basically get all of the attributes in the li element and insert both the value of the attribute and the name of the attribute into the body of the element. ie your example above becomes

name: Will Robinson gender: male

How about something like this http://codepen.io/anon/pen/LCjqv ?
Update: here is another alternative more similar to the example in your codepen http://codepen.io/anon/pen/kzuvo
$("li").each(function() { $this = $(this); $this.text(""); var data = $this.data(); for(var key in data){ $this.text(key + ":" + data[key] + ", " + $this.text()); } });
based off this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/208016/how-to-list-the-properties-of-a-javascript-object
@tammelin http://api.jquery.com/data/#data-html5 if he's using data attributes.


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This document explains how to update the Spider IV (75, 120, 150, 150HD) using the FBV Mk II and Line 6 Monkey using Windows XP, Vista, 7, and Mac OSX 10.4.11, 10.5.8, and 10.6.x. Before you get started, you will need to have your Spider IV connected to the FBV Mk II (Express or Shortboard) using a CAT-5 cable, and you will need to have your FBV Mk II unit connected to an open USB port on the back of your computer (do not use a USB hub). Be sure that your computer is connected to the internet.
Here is a video that shows you how to update your Spider:
Close out any other applications running on your computer before updating the amp.
This update has been successfully performed many times by our users. If you experience connection/timeout issues:
- Try another USB cable.
- Ensure that the pedal is NOT connected to the computer through a USB hub.
- Avoid plugging into USB ports found on keyboards, monitors, or laptop docks.
- Make sure to connect the interface into a USB port directly into the computer, especially into the back of a desktop.
- If problems persist, make sure to try to get a connection on all of the USB ports on your computer.
If you continue to not get a good connection, you should try the update on another computer, as the first one may have a configuration issue. It is best to also try on a different network in the event your network's configuration is causing the connection issues. Satellite internet, dial-up connections and tethering to a phone are not supported by Line 6.
Line 6 Monkey Instructions:
1) Run Line 6 Monkey and you will be asked which unit you want to work with. Highlight the Spider IV unit and select "OK".
2) If Monkey asks you to register your gear, you can select "remind me later".
3) Highlight "flash memory", then select "update selection".
4) If Monkey asks you to register your gear, you can select "remind me later".
5) Select "Yes" to continue.
6) Select "I Accept" for the software agreement and select "continue".
7) Select "Yes" to update the Flash memory.
8) Allow the unit to go through the update process. This can take up to 5 minutes.
9) Select "OK" when the update is finished.
10) You will see a green check mark in from of flash memory to show it is now up to date.


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Our IT experts are on hand to provide assistance when you need it.
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But our real skill is this... we offer all the high profile benefits of being a national company, whilst delivering a local, personalised service that keeps the client at the heart of everything we do.
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Texans (9-1) at Lions (4-6)
Thursday, 12:30 p.m.
Line: Texans by 3
The Texans are thankful for a scouting process that led to every team, including theirs, failing to draft Arian Foster in 2009. Luckily for Houston, it then signed him as an undrafted free agent. They are thankful that after the 2006 season, the Atlanta Falcons did not consider Matt Schaub necessary with Michael Vick entrenched at quarterback, trading him to Houston shortly before scandal ruined Vick's tenure there. They are thankful that Matt Millen, the Lions' general manager at the time, thought Charles Rogers was a better prospect at wide receiver than Andre Johnson, selecting him one spot ahead of Johnson in 2003. But mostly they are thankful that their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars last week is over, after their normally stout defense allowed 37 points to one of the league's worst teams.
The Lions, while less thankful about Millen in general, can at least thank his years of mismanagement for allowing his successors to have draft picks high enough to select Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson, a pairing of quarterback and wide receiver that could rival the league's best.
Pick: Texans
Redskins (4-6) at Cowboys (5-5)
Thursday, 4:15 p.m.
Line: Cowboys by 3
Redskins fans should be thankful for Santana Moss, the veteran wide receiver who provided the best quotation yet to describe rookie sensation Robert Griffin III.
"Robert's going to go out there and be special," Moss told reporters when discussing the game. "That's the gift that he has, he's a special guy. He brings that kind of 'specialness.' I don't know if that's a word, but he brings it to our offense."
As for the Redskins' players, they should be thankful that the Cowboys' defense is without linebacker Sean Lee, one of the team's best hopes for containing Griffin.
The Cowboys can be thankful for a beautiful stadium and a rich history of success that they can read about in the many books about the franchise, none of which will be adding chapters about the current team.
Pick: Redskins
Patriots (7-3) at Jets (4-6)
Thursday, 8:20 p.m.
Line: Patriots by 7
The Patriots are thankful for an offense that has averaged 432 yards and 35.8 points a game. Without it, people would likely be asking more questions about a defense that has given up 389 and 22.5 on average. They are thankful for the curious decision to keep two elite tight ends on one roster, which proved vital when Aaron Hernandez missed time with an injured ankle and will be key to the team surviving without Rob Gronkowski, who is out with a broken forearm. If neither can go this week, the Patriots can dust off Visanthe Shiancoe — and his 27 career touchdown receptions — who they have not even bothered throwing to this season.
The Jets are thankful for a win over the Rams last week because it looks exactly like a win over a real team in the standings. Tim Tebow can be thankful that when the season wraps up, he can claim he was not all that involved in its disappointment. Mark Sanchez can be thankful that there are four qualified quarterbacks with passer ratings lower than his 73.4, though he may want to ignore the fact that two of them are rookies. And no matter how many points the team allows to the Patriots, they can be thankful for a schedule that closes with games against Arizona, Jacksonville, Tennessee, San Diego and Buffalo, which could improbably lead to a playoff run if the Jets get their affairs in order.
Pick: Patriots
This post has been revised to reflect the following correction:
Correction: November 21, 2012
An earlier version of this post misstated that the Jets beat the Browns last week. They beat the Rams.


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The 2009 Romp to Stomp was a success! Though the team was significantly smaller this year, we still got out there, had fun and our family raised $370 for Susan G. Komen's Denver-Metro affiliate! We're proud of ourselves, and so grateful to everyone who donated to support us!
The weather in Frisco was great for the event, and a big snow storm moved in just as we were standing in line for the bus to take us back to the parking area. We couldn' have asked for much better! But I do have to admit, we only did the 3k this year, instead of the 5k. Being almost 6 months pregnant, I was just too pooped to go the extra distance. Next year, though… I'm wanting to actually run it.
Thanks to Em who brought her camera (we forgot ours!) and got a couple good shots for us! Make sure to click the pictures, as usual, for the best view!
Also, I wanted to share a picture of the chicks again… they are getting big fast! Only one week old with wing and tail feathers! I put them in the box we brought them home in (to clean the big box) and they barely fit! Holy Schmokes! Check out our little red heads (and compare to last weeks post!):


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The Orange Door Cottage on Tyee Beach in Camano Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community tyee beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 810 - $ 1,080 / week
$ 2,532 - $ 3,376 / month
vacation rental description
A Charming Year Round Retreat: "Straight out of COASTAL LIVING", according to our guests.
Fall and winter time is a cozy, romantic and beautifu time, here on Tyee Beach.
Our cottage is best suited for adults and children over 8 or 9yrs.
Drive 1 hour from Seattle to Tyee Beach on the southeast end of Camano Island (no ferries)
Come anytime of year to unwind and enjoy the quiet beauty of Tyee Beach and our cozy, newly renovated beach cottage.
We have a beautiful sandy, small pebble beach .
Private Boat launch ramp 8'wide. For larger boats there is county launch a few miles south, on the island. Due to insurance liability issues, our boat is off limits, but you may bring your own boat or floaties.
Miles of virgin beach for beach combing
Swimming, fishing, boating
Beautiful sunrises and views of the Cascades
Watch eagles, whales and seals
During the month of September watch the Coho salmon jumping (3 in the air at the same time every few seconds...a true phenomenon).
Indoors, curl up by the fireplace with lots of great books, movies , and games.
A perfect hideaway for a girlfriend or family retreat.
Have a book club meeting.
Pets are welcome, but we think one is the perfect number. If you have two small dogs, that may work.
property availability
Last modified on 05-10-2013 at 10:26 PM.
email owner view full calendar
elisa peterson 253-460-5054
house rental amenities
Light, Bright, and fully renovated, a page out of Coastal Living
1 bedroom w/queen bed
1 bedroom w/ full size bed and twin loft
2 queen size pull out beds on main floor (one room)
No Cable TV but a cd/dvd player, with lots of good movies
Electric Fireplace
Sony iPod dock with remote control
High speed internet connection. Bring your laptop.
activities and attractions in Camano Island Washington
Art galleries. My personal favorites are Karla Matzke Gallery and Sculpture Garden Park, on the island, and Gallery by the Bay, in downtown Stanwood.
Shopping Centers
State park
Golf Course
Restaurants. The latest buzz is about Blackbird Cafe in downtown Stanwood, but there is also Jerry Andel's Restaurant, and Jimmy's Pizza and Pasta, both in Stanwood.
Antique shops. The Spare Room, right after you come onto the island is a destination shop for antiquers. It has two stores;don't miss the second one, right next door to the 1st.
vacation rental rates
$180 per night plus tax w/2 night minimumMay 27 thru Sept 5.
Six night rental will pay for only 5 nights (one free night)
$135per night plus tax w/2 night minimum Sept 6, thru May 26.
Holiday rates $195 per night, plus tax w/2 night minimum.
$85 cleaning fee.
Pets $25 one time fee
We prefer personal checks or money orders, but accept Visa and MC.
Check in 4pm Check out noon. We are flexible on this during off season.
Small number of guests allowed on the beach. Please let us know if you're having guests. We have just three parking spaces.
Standard rates are for up to 4 guests or a family. Additional guests $25 each per night 2 pet maximum. Payment in full required 3 weeks prior to arrival
Cancellations of reservations allowed w/refundable deposit up to 14 days prior to reservation date. Cancellations after the 14 day deadline will forfeit $150 deposit.
Please no smoking.
Any questions or requests, please contact us .
$150 refundable security/damage deposit required upon reservation . We reserve on a first come basis.
Additional sales tax added of .086 %
elisa peterson 253-460-5054
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Camano Island
- whale watch
- eagle watch
- beachcomb
- art and antique galleries
- boating
Top things to do on a budget
- beachcomb
- eagle and whale watch
- book club retreats
- girlfriend retreats
- romantic getaway
Top things to do with a family
- walk the beach
- play games
- watch movies
- read books
elisa peterson , owner


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PDT Staff Writer
When people just decided to discard their animals, they are often putting those animals in danger. One such person did that with a dog recently.
"We have about a year old, very sweet, pit bull mix, that someone threw out of a car close to Shawnee Animal Clinic, thinking probably it would run up to Sierra's (Haven, animal shelter), and it got hit by a car and fell down into that big ravine behind the clinic," Dr. Gail Counts, operator of both facilities, said. "We got her out of there, and she had a really bad fracture of her front leg - it was so serious, it was right where the tendon attached, so it is nothing I can do. So we are going to have to send her to Ohio State for an orthopedist to fix it."
Counts said the surgery will cost between $2,000 and $2,500 for Ravinah, so named because she fell into a ravine. Counts said OSU is giving her a special price because of the circumstances. Counts indicated there will also be need for after-care following the surgery.
"We're only asking for donations to raise money to get her fixed up at OSU," Counts said.
People can make donations at either Shawnee Animal Clinic or Sierra's Haven Animal Shelter. Those facilities are located on Bierly Road in Portsmouth. Checks should be made out to Sierra's Haven.
"We are sure the community will help us out," Counts said. "She's a sweet dog."
Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 232, or at firstname.lastname@example.com


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What Are "Structured Settlements" In Civil Legal Cases Here in Florida?
Monday, November 12th, 2012Question: I've been seeing TV ads that mention
"structured settlements." What does that mean?
Answer: Structured settlements have been
widely used for years in the personal injury area to compensate severely
injured, often profoundly disabled, victims of negligence. Instead of negotiating a lump sum payment to
compensate the injured party, a structured settlement is a voluntary agreement
reached between the parties under which the injured victim receives damages in the
form of a stream of periodic payments.
These payments are usually monthly and there may be periodic lump sums
to correspond with various medical or educational needs.
The defendant promises to make these future
payments. A written agreement is signed
documenting the promise. The defendant
then purchases an annuity contract from a life insurance company which fulfills
the promise made to make future payments.
The life company invests the purchase price of the annuity, collects
interest from the investments, and makes the future payments to the injured
person as promised originally by the defendant.
These payments are tax free.
These types of settlements are used most frequently because most people
are not experienced in handling large sums and/or are useful when the injured
party is a child and has a long life expectancy. Settlement may be guaranteed for life or a
certain number (20) of years.
The author of this article, Richard D. Schuler is a
Partner and founding Shareholder of Schuler, Halvorson, Weisser & Zoeller,
P.A. He is a Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney and also Past President of
the Palm Beach County Bar Association.
If you want to learn more about "structured settlements" in civil
lawsuits or many other real world legal issues in cases of car accidents, slip
and fall cases, airplane accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home and ALF
abuse, wrongful death, truck accidents, premises liability, motorcycle
accidents, boating accidents, products liability, toxic/mass tort litigation,
insurance litigation, negligent security and other personal injury cases in
West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie and throughout the state of Florida, you need
to contact a firm with a level of expertise that yields results. That firm is Schuler, Halvorson, Weisser
& Zoeller at www.shw-law.com.
We have 3 offices in south Florida. The first is located in the Barristers Building at 1615 Forum Place on the 4th Floor in West Palm Beach,
33401. Our second office is located at 240 NW Peacock Boulevard, Suite 103 in Port St. Lucie, 34986. And our 3rd office is located at
55 S. S.E. 2nd Avenue, 1st Floor, PMB # 16, Delray Beach, FL 33444. You can contact us at either the West Palm Beach or Port St. Lucie office through our toll free phone number, (800) 689-8180, or local phone number (561) 689-8180 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Contact our Delray Beach location using that same email, or via phone at (561) 921-4979. Contact us today for a FREE initial consultation.


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Following my interview with Deborah Meaden, I travelled west to the home of Fox Brothers in Wellington, Somerset to visit Douglas Cordeaux, Meaden's business partner and managing director of the renowned cloth weaver.
The takeover itself was serendipitous. Cordeaux initially approached the previous owners in an attempt to licence the name for a ready to wear collection. One thing led to another and he and Meaden found themselves the owners of the company.
Current operations are in an industrial unit just up the hill from the original mill which lies in a state of decay however plans are afoot to reoccupy part of the original buildings in the near future. Between the old and new locations lies the Counting House, a beautiful building that Fox still occupy, using it as a showroom. It houses the immaculately kept archive from the distant past as well as 'The Merchant Fox' collection, their collaborative project that works with and celebrates local artisans by creating limited edition pieces.
As discussed previously with Meaden, Fox once upon a time employed up to 5000 people, now the work force is just 24. As high volume weaving has moved to the lower wage parts of the world, the company has adapted to become a smaller provider of exquisitely made cloth. Under Cordeaux's stewardship it appears to be succeeding; the recent addition of two new £250k looms shows the owners' commitment to investing in the business and greatly increases productivity.
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"When we moved up to Goshen, we were made aware of Sharon and went down to meet her. We observed her teaching and were quite impressed. She was teaching correctly so we became involved with her. Bob and I helped her a lot in the beginning. We had a name and we wouldn't be involved in any dance school that wasn't doing correct ballet training and dance training. We were with her for quite a few years and she had some very gifted dancers that we worked with," Favorite said in a recent phone interview from his Florida home."
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The pair developed Nutmeg's men's program, which is now headed by current Ballet Master Tim Melady. The men's program is the backbone of classical dance, Melady explained to me last year. The ballerina needs the balance of a male partner to help tell the story, and to support her body while she performs a promenade, jumps and pirouettes. "The Nutcracker" is a good example of the partnership conveying the story as the handsome prince escorts Clara on a magical journey through the Land of Snow and Sweets.
"We choreographed different ballets for her first group of best dancers who all could have gone into professional dancing," said Favorite. "Sharon developed those kids and we helped take the development further."
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"She imports a lot of students," Favorite said, alluding to the students who come to Nutmeg from Europe and across the U.S. "The reputation of the school is very good. To have a ballet school with such a reputation is unusual in a small town. We were with her for a lot of years, and they were really nice years," Favorite said.
Last week I talked about Alexei Tchernichov who has returned to Nutmeg as Special Advisor to the men's program. Tchernichov served as Nutmeg's ballet master and artistic director in the 1990s before moving on to other endeavors. He will be working with students in their everyday classes and as they prepare for "The Nutcracker," which will be on the Warner Theatre stage Dec. 15 and 16.
The holiday spectacular "The Nutcracker" is Nutmeg's biggest production, and it won't be long before Ballet Master Tim Melady and a team of volunteers piece together the set on the Warner stage. That's a production in itself as I saw first hand last December when Melady and the crew put up the walls of Clara Von Stahlbaum's home.
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- See also: Real world trading
Macroing is the act of using third-party software to perform automated tasks. A macro operates by automating user input to the game. A simple macro may just move the cursor to a certain position and perform a click, while more advanced ones may interact with the game client directly. The terms macroer, autoer, botter or bot usually refer to players who use such programs. Usage of macros is not allowed under the RuneScape rules and may result in action taken against that player's account, such as a temporary or permanent ban. Moreover, Jagex has the authority and power to reset a player's skill levels as well as their bank value before initiating a ban.
Macros can be programmed to perform almost any task. Typically, they are used to perform tasks deemed overly tedious by real players, such as training a particular skill, collecting a certain item, or quickly typing an offer or phrase. Some examples are given below:
- Autotyping programs can be used to repeat a specific message over and over. This is often used by players in the Grand Exchange, where a trade offer quickly disappears in the volume of other messages, or used to advertise a real world trading site. This can be a nuisance to other players, as with all the spam, and can be reported under Honour. If advertising a website, they can be reported under Security. If players do not want to report, they can just right-click the name on the chat box and hit ignore.
- Autoclickers can be used to repeatedly click a desired spot or click in many locations faster than is possible with a mouse. Autoclickers are mostly used to circumvent the auto-logout system. They can also be used to perform simple actions, such as Low/High level alchemy or rapidly cleaning herbs.
- Autobuying programs can be used to buy large amounts of items from shops. They can also be used to buy and bank items that can be sold for a profit at the Grand Exchange.
- Many macros involve more complicated tasks such as Mining, Woodcutting, Fishing, monster-killing, and more. These programs often have advanced programming that gives them the ability to solve random events, navigate between locations, respond to chat, avoid dangerous situations, and more.
On 10 December of 2007, Jagex implemented a number of updates aimed at ending the use of macros in the game. Although these updates have been successful at drastically cutting down on the number of both macros and real-world traders, reactions among players were mixed concerning how well-implemented these updates were. As a result of a referendum, many of these updates which had lowered the number of bots in the game were removed on 1 February 2011.
On 25 October 2011, Jagex released an update codenamed ClusterFlutterer, also known as "Bot Nuking Day". The update claimed to eliminate what Jagex stated to be 98% of the bots in-game. This significantly reduced the amount of macros in the game, and reduced the population of most Free-to-Play worlds to under 100 during non-peak hours in the aftermath of the update. The long-term impact on botting due to the ClusterFlutterer update was been limited, however, as bot makers improved their software. Jagex has implemented subsequent anti-bot updates; a major one was the Botany Bay update of 26 September 2012. This update greatly reduced the number of bots but only had a short-term effect as within weeks great numbers of bots were present again. The Evolution of Combat update of 20 November 2012 disrupted combat-based botting, as the combat system was significantly changed. However, the bot makers adjusted quickly, and less than a month later combat bots were dominating profitable monster-slaying areas, such as most non-Wilderness areas containing Chromatic dragons and the area of Mature grotworms.
Internal workings
Like normal players, a macro tool needs to control the game by giving the appropriate inputs. These controls result in some game reaction that the macro needs to observe and interpret to plan the next action. Typically, a macro is either a colour-coded, or reflection-coded bot programmed in Java or in other programming languages.
Colour Bots
Colour bots are a primitive form of botting that uses colours in the game to perform. It is done by the bot being told to recognise a certain type of colour on the screen and clicking on that colour. After a certain period of time, the colour has either disappeared or is then clicked again. More complex colour bots can scan certain images or 3D objects in game. After using the same strategy, it then moves to another location. These bots are unreliable and are mostly rendered temporarily useless if the colours or the graphics are changed. Jagex broke lots of these bots by changing the colour in the random events, although some colour bots can get around this by scanning the object instead of looking for a certain colour onscreen. This poses a large challenge to these bots and their creators which means they constantly have to update their bots. As colour bots do not read or write to the game's code, if scripted well, they can be almost undetectable to Jagex. This is one of the main reasons why some players use colour bots even when injection is available.Injection Botting
An injection bot is a type of bot that utilises the RuneScape code itself. It injects itself into the RuneScape client and is able to read the client's code. It makes sense of the code and is able to make choices based on what the code states it will do. This is similar to how we react to what we see on the screen. However, an injection bot does not see the pictures; it sees the computer code that generates the pictures, and can modify that code to be alerted when things happen. By doing this, it can do very complex commands, and typically can be coded to do anything that humans do and act as we do. When combating this type of bot, it must be given a piece of computer code that it has not seen before, or a variation of it that would cause it to hook into the wrong part of the code to receive notifications. When most injection bots mess up, it is often caused by Jagex updating or changing objects in the game. The most successful instance of messing up injection bots was the update introducing ClusterFlutterer. This update disabled most injection and reflection bots by changing where they can access code and putting false code for the bots to read, messing them up and causing the weird behaviour.
Reflection Bots
Reflection bots create a mirror image of the RuneScape applet by accessing the loaded classes and then read the code of the "reflected" copy, without injecting any code. This is considered to be much harder to detect than injection but, if done right, both are completely undetectable. Most bots used both injection and reflection to be able to gather as much data as possible. A custom-engineered game client is used to run the bot, rather than through a web browser with Jagex's official client (as is done with most colour-based bots). This allows the game to be slightly modified, making it listen to fake mouse or key events (thus allowing the bot owner to play other games while using the bot) and to disable direct system access (say: faking runtime information) to mislead Jagex's servers.
OpenGL/Directx Bots
Another type are graphic driver-based bots. These types of bots hijack the current API, such as DirectX or OpenGL, which render the game's graphics to the screen, and use the data gathered to locate players and other objects. These types of bots can also use ID's like injection/reflection but not all require a custiom-engineered game client. These bots can basically read the 3D models from the graphics card to determine what's onscreen.
Packet Bots
Packet bots were one of the first type of bots to be around in RuneScape; they could send commands to Jagex's game servers in the form of packets, filled with information such as the coordinates the bot wanted to walk towards. Packet bots no longer exist in RuneScape, as Jagex took a swipe at the packet bots by encrypting and changing communications, resulting in one of the first massive bans. Cheating was pronounced dead, for the first time.
Gaming engine
The gaming engine is the part of the macro that interacts with the game, and then analyses the responses. A software program running on the game-playing computer usually has the capability to generate mouse input (move, click, drag, etc.) and keyboard input (key down, key up). Analysing the response from the game can be done by capturing the entire game image (although some image processing might be required to obtain information about the game response). The gaming engine provides the basic mechanisms to play the game, but it requires task-specific knowledge to actually perform the macro operation. Some programs use colour recognition and click colours on the screen, while others interface directly with the game.
Macro program risks
Many websites claim to have an undetectable macro program that will not only earn your character quick gold, but will make it appear as if it is a real person playing instead of a program. In addition to the risk of getting banned for such programs, downloading these programs can lead to keyloggers or other malicious programs getting into your computer. This most often happens when the program is downloaded from a private source, usually claiming to be a cracked version of an expensive macro program. Due to the risk of being banned and having your account hijacked, it is strongly suggested that you do not use any third-party programs related to RuneScape botting. The high risk of being banned is enough to deter most players from using third-party botting software.
Identifying and reporting macros
Many macros or gold farmers can be found performing highly repetitive tasks such as chopping trees, or fishing lobsters. Although many activities can lead to suspicion of macroing, keep in mind that players who display the following characteristics are not always bots.
- Names that are extremely difficult to report; a common example is a mixture of uppercase i and lowercase L, to produce a name similar to "IlllIlIllIlI", or just random letters. A typical name would be fgtdfdthb. Reporting these player names can be difficult, but this can be remediated by turning on right-click reporting.
- Low combat level players crafting, fishing, woodcutting, or using magic at high levels.
- Only one skill trained (usually woodcutting, fishing, mining, or melee combat). This can be checked by looking up the name on the hiscores, Adventurer's Logs (P2P only) or casting Stat Spy (P2P only) on a suspected bot. However, there are some bots that are able to enter worlds which require a skill total of 1000 or 1500.
- May demonstrate strange behaviour such as not being able to fish in certain spots and thus running backwards and forwards from the fishing spot (or just not interacting at all with certain spots). Also something that is common for fletching macros in the Soul Wars is accidentally trading other people instead of clicking on the chest, unless it is a Soul Wars-specific macro, in which case it utilises the one-click bank feature.
- Stopping in front of a door or gate that has closed.
- Acting oddly if a player, follower, item, or NPC is on or near the spot they are working on or moving to.
- Wearing very cheap equipment (for example, a dragon helm, granite body, dragon platelegs, dragon boots, abyssal whip and anti-dragon shield are worn by the dragon killing bots).
- Having no quests done, or only a few. This can be checked with the equipment the person wears, since some equipment needs the completion of a quest to wear. For example, a rune platebody requires the completion of Dragon Slayer.
- Using only a bronze sword. Many of these bots are skiller bots, spam bots, and Sorceress's Garden bots.
- Training firemaking with multiple fires, rather than using bonfires.
- Dropping ore, and even gems (without cutting them), when training mining (This is NOT a reliable method of identifying bots as many players utilize drop-mining as a method of training. If the only reason you have for thinking that someone's a bot is that they're dropping ores and gems, they probably aren't one)
- Setting traps in a straight lines, and simply standing on top of fires when a fire is lit in that location (can be used to steal traps from bots, as most bots will still drop the trap).
Stopping macros
Current bots usually have complex code that can respond to, and overcome, attempts to disrupt their task. Prior to the use of these more advanced bots, players would throw gnomeballs at bots, lure them to aggressive monsters, or close a door or gate to trap bots. Although simple techniques like these no longer work consistently, many players spend a great deal of time discovering new ways to impede the actions of bots. Jagex also continues to add features to the game that make macroing more difficult and to remove macroers from the game.
Common macro hotspots
Because bot programs are usually programmed to perform a specific action in a specific location, there are a number of spots where macros can commonly be found.
Common free-to-play locations
- Advertising Dungeoneering clans at Daemonheim.
- Cooking at Al Kharid.
- Chopping trees in many locations (mainly in Edgeville, Draynor, behind Varrock Castle, Rimmington, and on the Daemonheim Peninsula).
- Firemaking at the Grand Exchange.
- Firemaking at the Fist of Guthix.
- Firemaking at East Varrock or West Varrock
- Fishing in Gunnarsgrunn/Barbarian Village.
- Fishing in Draynor Village.
- Fishing lobsters or swordfish in Karamja.
- Killing hill giants in Edgeville Dungeon/Edgeville Dungeon (Resource)
- Killing guards in the Varrock entrance or at the Falador north gate.
- Killing chickens south of Falador or north of Lumbridge
- Killing cows outside the Crafting Guild.
- Killing minotaurs in the Stronghold of Security.
- Killing cockroach soldiers in the Stronghold of Player Safety.
- Killing flesh crawlers in the Stronghold of Player Security.
- Killing corpse mages in the Lumbridge Catacombs Dungeon, usually in team with item picking macroes.
- Killing giant spiders.
- Making clay into soft clay at the Falador East Bank/Edgeville Well.
- Mining coal at the mining spot in Gunnarsgrunn or inside the Mining Guild.
- Mining gold ore at the Crafting Guild.
- Mining rune essence at Varrock.
- Mining iron ore in the mine north-east of Rimmington, in the Dwarven Mine or the south-east Varrock mine.
- Mining copper ore at Lumbridge Swamp.
- Mining inside or just outside the resource dungeon at Dwarven Mines.
- Mining at Al Kharid mining site.
- Smithing at Al Kharid.
- Playing the Fist of Guthix minigame.
- Playing The Great Orb Project minigame.
- Repeatedly casting a specific type of teleport.
- Standing in the Grand Exchange advertising price manipulation clans.
- Telegrabbing the Wine of Zamorak in the Captured Temple.
- Runecrafting earth runes at Varrock.
- Runecrafting water runes at Draynor.
- Runecrafting fire runes at Al Kharid.
- Runecrafting air runes at Varrock.
- Filling up vials with water at any water source.
- Killing king scorpions and scorpions in the Dwarven Mines
Common pay-to-play locations
Because Members have a wider range of money making options available, there is an increased amount of macro activity on member servers. Some Members money making and training activities that are more often done by macros and gold farmers include:
- Running the Gnome Stronghold Agility Course.
- Cooking at Catherby.
- Cooking at Al Kharid.
- Cooking at Rogue' Den.
- Firemaking at Seers' Village.
- Firemaking outside of banks.
- Firemaking in the Fist of Guthix lobby.
- Fishing in Catherby, the river near Rasolo, the Fishing Guild, and the Piscatoris Fishing Colony.
- Fishing in Living Rock Caverns.
- Fishing at Barbarian Village.
- Hunting red chinchompas at areas south west/south east of the Hunter expert's house in Feldip Hills.
- Hunting implings in Puro-Puro.
- Hunting Grenwalls and Pawyas in Isafdar.
- Hunting Swamp lizards south-east of Canifis.
Slayer and Combat
- Killing chompy birds south of Castle Wars and around Feldip Hills.
- Killing green dragons in the Chaos Tunnels and the wilderness (less so after wilderness and drop changes).
- Killing yaks outside the gates of Neitiznot.
- Killing Brutal green dragons inside the Ancient Cavern.
- Killing black demons in Taverley Dungeon.
- Killing ghouls in front of the Slayer Tower near Canifis.
- Killing giant spiders in the Stronghold of Security, very blatant because they can get stuck behind doors.
- Killing red dragons.
- Killing goats in the south west of Nardah.
- Killing flesh crawlers in the Stronghold of Security.
- Killing banshees in the Slayer Tower near Canifis.
- Killing abyssal demons in the Slayer Tower near Canifis.
- Killing aviansies in the God wars dungeon.
- Killing experiments in the Experiment Cave.
- Killing monks at the Monastery.
- Killing armoured zombies.
- Killing chaos druids in the Chaos Druid Tower or the Edgeville Dungeon.
- Killing TzHaar in TzHaar City.
- Killing ankous.
- Killing level 50 giant spiders.
- Killing turoths in the Fremennik Slayer Dungeon.
- Killing bronze dragons in the Chaos Tunnels and Brimhaven Dungeon.
- Killing Aberrant spectres in the Slayer Tower near Canifis.
- Killing frost dragons.
- Killing bandits in the Bandit Camp.
- Killing Mature grotworms in the Grotworm Lair.
- Mining rune essence/pure essence at Yanille/Varrock.
- Mining iron ore north-east of Ardougne and south-east of Varrock.
- Mining in the Living Rock Caverns, many wearing black or mithril armour.
- Mining coal in Dwarven Mine resource dungeon.
- Mining coal in the Mining Guild.
- Mining gem rocks at the mining site in Shilo Village.
- Picking swamp toads in Gnome Stronghold.
- Picking whiteberries in Isafdar.
- Picking Snape grass on Waterbirth Island
- Pickpocketing Men and Women in Lumbridge.
- Pickpocketing Guards in Falador.
- Pickpocketing Knights of Ardougne.
- Pickpocketing Master Farmer in Draynor (not including Martin)
- Playing the Sorceress's Garden minigame.
- Playing the Archery Competition in the Ranging Guild.
- Playing the Soul Wars minigame.
- Playing Mobilising Armies on the (4) world, playing Siege with light units.
- Playing the Impetuous Impulses minigame in Puro-Puro.
- Running the Sorceress's Garden for herbs and Sq'irk.
- Playing the Fist Of Guthix minigame.
- Playing Pest Control.
- Crafting runes in Runespan.
- Runecrafting nature runes in Karamja and the Abyss.
- Runecrafting astral runes.
- Runecrafting air runes west of Varrock.
- Picking and spinning flax in Seer's Village and Lumbridge Castle.
- Smelting gold bars into gold amulets or gold bracelets in Al-kharid (F2P) or Edgeville (P2P).
- Casting Camelot Teleport repeatedly.
- Casting High Alchemy at or near a bank.
- Casting High Alchemy in a Pest Control lander.
- Casting High Alchemy at Soul Wars Chest Bank.
- Casting High Alchemy in conjunction with Stun.
- Superheating at any bank.
- Using a player owned gilded altar.
- Chopping ivy in many places such as Falador or Varrock
- Chopping down Magic trees near the Ranging Guild
- Chopping Willow trees south of Draynor Village Marketplace
- Chopping yew trees at many places, most likely east of the Grand Exchange and south of Seers' Village.
- Smelting ore at Edgeville's furnace or the furnace at Port Phasmatys.
Banking Skills
- Training skills next to the Soul Wars bank chest.
Money Making
- Collecting adamant bars at God Wars Dungeon.
- Advertising player-owned houses on World 31.
- Picking flax in Seers' Village.
- Creating planks at the sawmill near Varrock.
- Using Telekinetic Grab to take Wine of Zamorak from the Chaos Temple.
- Entering the Kalphite Hive to collect Potato cacti.
- Collecting blue dragon scales in Taverley dungeon and/or the resource dungeon nearby.
- Collecting White Berries at Red Dragon Isle in the Wilderness.
Macros and the economy
Some players argue that macros benefit the game by performing tasks that no person would want to do, such as cutting yews constantly. Many disagree however, arguing that macros sell vast amounts of resources, causing the price of those resources to drop. This then hurts legitimate players who are trying to make money selling that same item.
Many monsters that are monotonous and relatively safe to kill are targets for macroers, such as chaos druids (frequent good herb drops), which then causes those herb prices to drop. However, areas that require difficult and/or complex quests to complete most likely have no macros. In addition, unique drops from monsters that require human intelligence to kill will not have their prices fall because of bots. Examples include the Dragon pickaxe from monsters on the Chaos Dwarf Battlefield or a Spirit sigil from the Corporeal Beast.
Macros can also cause the price of rare items to rise. Firstly, by spending their millions that were made easily through cheating they out-bid honest players for rare items, pushing their prices up. When the macroer finally gets banned for cheating, the rare items remain with the banned player, meaning there are fewer of those items in the game, which further drives up their prices.
Strangely, after the October 25 update, the price of a lot of consumables such as fish or coal started to drop mainly because of the decrease in the number of combat bots (who used to consume a lot of food) and of bots training skills such as Smithing.
Macros making money are known as gold farmers and most are for gold selling sites.
Response by Jagex
Free trade removal
Jagex has responded to the use of macros by banning thousands of accounts, wiping stats, and deleting items. The most prominent response by Jagex was the removal of free trade and other changes that occurred on 10 December 2007. While the changes were highly controversial, they did succeed in greatly decreasing the prevalence of bots in RuneScape. These changes did not, however, eradicate botting altogether, and Jagex continues to enhance its ability to ban bot accounts and disrupt bot activities to this day. These improvements in macro and real world trading detection lead to the return of free trade on February 1 2011. Jagex has further clarified its action against those who use bots in other posts on the forums. Bots continued to be a problem in game however, prompting a post by Mod Paul on the RuneScape forums in an attempt to address the concerns that some players have had about the high number of bots and Jagex's attempts to combat them.[1]ClusterFlutterer
On 25 October 2011, an update code-named ClusterFlutterer, also known as "Bot Nuking Day" or simply "Nuke Day", was implemented aimed at preventing reflection and injection bots from functioning. This aimed to prevent bots from functioning by directly reading the game's java code. Jagex believes that this consisted of 98% of all bots seen in the game. Also, upon revealing ClusterFlutterer, Jagex stated that over 1.5 million bots had been recently banned.
Botwatch and Botany Bay
September 2012 saw the addition of Botwatch, a set of aggressive bot-detection software intended to more accurately find macros and automatically ban them. Botany Bay was released shortly after, offering a means for players to participate in bot "judgement".
- ^ Mod Paul. "Relief for Bots? WTF JAGEX!". 30 September 2010. RuneScape Forums. *


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1. | Walking taco | ||
Available females. I hope this party has walking tacos the last one was a sausage fest.
2. | walking taco | ||
a walking taco is a when any/all the taco fixings you want are added to a bag of Fritos and you can "walk" away with it. (as seen on David Letterman 6/4-5/07) I had never heard of a walking taco until watching Letterman last night. Does this mean I need to get more? Probably not.
3. | walking taco | ||
The new term for camel toe. Refers to the look of a woman's vagina when her pants or underwear is pulled so tight you can see the outline of her llabia and the slit in between. "Look at that hottie, her pants are so tight her pussy is a walking taco."
4. | Walking Taco | ||
A bag of doritos with everything that taco would have. But with nasty taco meat. Later one after eating one you will blow ass extremely bad. Can cause intense burning of the anus Jim Hey did you see the shot the the cyclones player missed. Tonya no i didnt i was eating and walking taco and blew ass everywhere.
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Dude, I totally made that chick's purse a walking taco!
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when a woman is getting analed while taking a brisk walk trough the local state park. "yo, i meet this girl at the park" says jimmy
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When a mounted turret in Halo 3 is detached and a player is walking around with it. Watch out, the walking taco is mobile.


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THE CROWN AT WORTHINGTON boasts 10 newly re-designed en-suite Bedrooms . Dressed in beautifully styled soft furnishings our rooms feature colour television, direct line telephone, trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities. Everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The following morning sample our traditional cooked breakfast served in our relaxing conservatory breakfast room.
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Decked Sun Terrace - Newly built in the sun trap at the rear of the pub, complimented with individual seating for 60 people and patio heaters makes it ideal for alfresco dining and lazy summer afternoons.EntertainmentFun quiz every Thursday night 9.00 start lots of prizes and jackpot round for the winning team ( upto £300.00)Monday nights Folk night with the four fools folk club 8.00pm onwardsLove Marriage100 Seat Function room, Menus to suit all occasions, special menus on request, 30 seat private dining room for smaller weddingsThe 'Just Plain Odd' listWith 8 cask ales on the bar we hold regular themed beer weekends spotlighting ales from smaller (micro breweries)from all over the country. We are the brewery for Prospect brewery a local brewery in standish. And feature strong and dark ales, as well as a large bottled continental bottled beer selection
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