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CMNM (clothed male / naked male) as a form of exhibitionism
I will have to say that I certainly make the definition of CMNM broader than the 'let's play undress you" type of sexual activities that's it typically described or defined as. In my (humble) opinion it is much broader and involves a whole lot of more sexually-implicit behaviors than just costuming or getting out of 'clothes/costumes" - although I agree with most everything that's been said, it somehow just seems bigger and NOT just a very small narrow pet-perversion or fetish that some people who make it out to be. (Not that I am trying to defend it). It's just that I see the definition of what counts as male homoerotic passion / desires to have much deeper and wider roots - but I 'always' get knee-deep in BS about this time of year... so take what I say with a good dose of lime juice and tequila (LOL).
How does 'flashing' or male-to-male exhibitionism count as a CMNM activity or experience?
What some people have denied that 'flashing' or 'innocent exposure' or peekaboo exhibitionism is CMNM but I believe it is another type of CMNM experience.
Here is what constitutes CMNM for me (I was referring specifically to a photograph or a scene in a movie when I said this but it think it applies (almost equally as well) to real and live encounters, and also trying to show that 'flashing' is a form of CMNM behavior.
a) it has the main elements of CMNM: a naked guy (at least one) and some clothed ones (at least one) and importantly it has a context (presumably a real or authentic situation).
b) there is some interaction between them.. so the idea of 'relationship' or friendship or male bonding or being buddies is strongly communicated.
It's is NOT just superficially flashing an erect penis to strangers and then hitting the road to get out of there. While I am not saying absolutely anything negative about flashing, I am just trying to say how CMNM is different from only flashing - related but still different.
c) to be CMNM I think it has a context (a 'seemingly' real and authentic social situation. It almost tells a story and a story that is not ONLY about sex or sexually exposing your genitals. There is a situation implied in a CMNM scent -- because the participants ALL have have a reason (plausibly ridiculous or even completely and genuinely real) for being there and for the nudity which is an important part (sometimes the most critical one) in that content.
d) Sexual arousal is NOT the only focus of the CNMN scene (or the situation) -- while it may be important or (insignificant) the nudity and what it communicates to the guys involved (clothed or nude) is only part of the whole human interaction.
e) I could keep on going but I've probably lost most of the readers... by now...
I think you can all think of other representative examples of another CMNM situation - some guys getting their buddy naked (as a prank or frat antics or college roommate joke).. You'll have to image the 'narrative' or context/situation for yourself.
Such scenes seem to strike at the heart of what the hidden attraction of CMNM is --even for straight males. We (and they too) easily (and sometimes frequently) use being naked (or forced nudity) to interact non-sexually and for male bonding 'rituals' .... some of them/us (much later - 20 years later for example) return to those same memories with great fondness and often a lot of unfulfilled desire...
You all KNOW there is some truth in that in what I'm saying because those earlier experiences and CMNM-type events are so strongly embedded in our minds. I have heard that theme over and over again here on JUB, and many other gay discussion boards and social networking sites. I am sure that many JUB members who read/participate in the Male-to-Male forums are haunted by those type of early CMNM memories from their boyhood and teen years -- and sometime -- instinctively, we may be trying to recreate them - so call it dickflashing when, in fact.. we are just trying to return to the almost innocent naked camaraderie we used to engage in adolescent, teen and and post-adolescent years through early adulthood. I strongly believe it was the repression of these 'feelings' that made us what we are today - both for good and for bad (or worse...), but that's the rest of the story.
Since the so-called Gay Liberation from the 80s (actually long before) and the public media's acceptance of Gay themes and characters as mainstream (90/00s') .. global consciousness about male sexuality and homosexuality has broadened and become (somewhat) enlightened .. so today's young men (may or may not) have to suffer such repressed 'desire' or stifled ways of communicating/bonding with other men. That's another issue that needs to be explored - although most of you probably don't think that this site is the proper 'forum' to do that... but I would argue it is the ONLY place we can discuss it and learn and grow from that shared discussion.


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Best place to stay WONDERFUL SERVICE
My fiance and i are very please and surprise how nice and comfortable this place was ,the district are not the best but not a problem in all no one ever never disturbing us in all ! it's great for walking to many location love it ,we stay two nights there and then make the mistake to check in to a B&B for the two other nights of our saty to Frisco the name of the B&B call the TENTH AVENUE ONE WORD TERRIBLE ! warning dont stay there this place dont worth the $110 us a night but the good news is the Best western carriage inn worth much more then what we paid ! the breakfast was serve in our room at the exact time we did request ,and also the service at the front desk was wonderful ! we will recommand this place to anyone. dont worry about the location of the hotel the room are beautiful and no danger to walk arround the hotel , go for it !
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I chose this hotel after a month of reading reviews for average-priced hotels in San Francisco. I didn't just want a place to sleep, I wanted a nice anniversary weekend with great service. This was the only hotel that had all positive reviews on both tripadvisor and Expedia.
How nice to learn that the reviews were absolutely right!! The hotel was so nice, quaint with big rooms (I was shocked when I walked into it) and the best service I've ever had (better than the 5 star Vegas hotels!). The front desk clerks were awesome, always ready to help or give recommendations, and are happy to call you a taxi at any time of the day. My husband and I are late-night partyers and were greeted warmly no matter what time of night we passed through the reception area. The cleaning service was excellent, providing turn-down service for every day after the first. The complimentary breakfast was awesome and unlimited (which turned out great for people with totally different tastes), and delivered at exactly the time you specify, from 6:30am-10:15am.
If you are looking for a bed and breakfast with GREAT service, you have to stay here - it's close to everything and will be the kind of experience you want, whatever that may be!!!
What a gem of a hotel in San Francisco
We stayed at the Carriage Inn last week and what a find! Breakfast was delivered to our room each morning with the Chronicle. The rooms were big and had everything from a refrigerator to FREE high speed internet! Parking was $15, but still a bargain in SF. The staff was great and friendly. They even had a free shuttle bus to take you to Union Square, even though it was only a few minutes away. Across the street at another Best Western, there was a great restaurant - Pepper's - great sports bar, great food and a free internet library. They even had free sherry in the evening in the lobby. The best part, was it was only one block to the subway that took us to SBC Park to see the Giants - no hassle! We will stay here again next time we visit San Francisco.
This is my first time visiting San Francisco and I met a wonderful couple who come here every year for the Furniture mart They told me that I wouldn't find better genuine guest service anywhere in the city and I couldn't agree more.
All the staff has been so wonderful from giving directions to recommending what to do in the city.They must really like to work there because everyone is always smiling and laughing and having a good time.
The amentities such as free continental breakfast delivered to your room, free shuttlte service to Union Square is really nice and parking at $15 day is a bargain compared compared to other hotels. But when all is said and done it's the service that will make you come back.
What a Gem
I usually stay in Union Square, but this trip was not being paid by my company so I looked for something a litlle more in my price range. I found a great rate at the BW Carriage Inn, and liked the idea of their shuttle that runs to Union Square. I really was impressed by the facility. The rooms looked brand new, I was able to self-park my SUV in their garage for ony $15.00, and the free breakfast delivered to my room was a nice way to start my day. The staff was friendly and I had a good dinner in their restaurant across the street. I did not use the free high speed Internet that was available in my room, but when I return on business (even if my company pays) I will certainly make use of it. Do yourself and your wallet a favor by staying at the Best Western Carriage Inn the next time you stay in San Francisco.
Great value and cheap parking too
The Carriage Inn is a great place to stay. The price was right and parking was relatively cheap. We felt ripped off when we stayed at other hotels and found out parking was $38 per day. Front desk people were informative and friendly. Free continental breakfast is delivered to the room. We enjoyed our stay!
A decent place to stay
We stayed here for a conference and were looking for a relatively cheep hotel that was nearby the convention center and main attractions. Overall this hotel fit the bill - it was very comfortable, the staff was courteous and very helpful with directions and pointing out attractions, the rooms were spacious (though a bit dark) and clean. The continental breakfast delivered to your room every morning was a real plus. Furthermore the parking was pretty cheap for San Francisco standards at only 15.00 a day with full in-and-out. The only real downside was that the hotel is in a location that didn't feel very safe, especially after dark. The staff assured us that the crime rate is a lot lower than it looks like it should be, but still I didn't feel comfortable walking to the Convention Center or Union Square alone. (However, this is mitigated by the shuttle bus that runs every half hour to Union Square.) In sum, we'd definitely stay here again.
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Just came back from SF and stayed at the Carriage Inn. Very comfortable beds. The decor of the room is Victorian. The staff was always pleasant and very knowledgeable of the city. The hotel is not in a very good area. The hotel is convenient to the bart and bus line. The hotel across the street provides free shuttle service to Union Square and there are many time slots. There is also free internet service at the hotel across the street which is also a Best Western. There is free continental breakfast at the Carriage Inn and it is delivered to your room every morning along with a newspaper. A friday night stay was $105.00 and Saturday night was $125.00 I think I would return to this hotel.
The fire alarm in my room went off for almost 15 minutes, and nobody responded! The front desk didn't call, security never responded, and I had to put a wet towel over the alarm to get it to stop. I was on the top floor in a nice room. Only one front desk clerk who has to buzz you in the door. Not a very safe neighborhood after dark. The very fact that nobody responded to the fire alarm warns me this is not a safe place to stay.
Loved the experience
When arriving at the Best Western Carriage Inn, I saw a brightly colored hotel. I came to find this hotel to be warm and comfortable on the inside. My room was spacious and clean. Every hotel employee was polite and knowledgeable. While staying in the Carriage Inn their were two other Best Westerns across the street. I was told that if my hotel didn't have something I was looking for, then I could simply go across and use there facilities. There was a free shuttle to and from Union Square, a complimentry feast brought to my room, a compilmentry newspaper every morning and many more thnigs that made my stay feel like I was at home. There was a front desk employee by the name of Darryl who was extra attentive. He made an extra effort to help me along with all of the other people who stayed at all three hotels. He knew every and anything. He personally made my trip easy and stress free. Best Western will forever be my first choice when looking for a hotel. There isn't enough praise for this hotel chain. Thank You
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Some might think others of us are too possessive about pictures we take/post, but you probably haven't encountered a self-aggrandizer who deletes memorials after lifting the pictures others added to them and then remakes memorials with same pictures claimed as their own. As on any real city block, not everything is hunky-dory here; and not all the neighbors are nice. It takes just one rotten apple plus a few manipulators, stalkers, and green-eyed game players...especially the ones who post wrong poor-quality pictures on purpose, change names &/or places of burial to make originals look like duplicates, &/or put deaths willy-nilly into incorrect cemeteries just to inflate their "contributions" and then get huffy & vindictive when others notice the obvious, duh...to require the rest of us in the barrel to ignore the inappropriate comedy of their intentional errors.
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So, at the onset in 2005, I was first able to find basic facts of the missing Major James Powell, and began a two-year mission to restore his legacy which was lost upon his death at Shiloh 145 years ago today as I write this 06APRIL2007. This long walk, still being shared with both living and non-bodied souls, is what educated me in how to usually quite rapidly find pertinent data for you "strangers," which I still remain happily willing to do!
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WND reported earlier that ambassador Stevens "played a central role in recruiting (anti-Assad) jihadists." He coordinated with Saudi and Qatari efforts. Fighters go to Syria via Turkey.
Washington claims only non-lethal aid is provided. In fact, the CIA and perhaps Pentagon are actively involved in arming anti-Assad fighters.
Agency efforts to conceal its operations may have contributed to Stevens' death. Perhaps Petraeus is blamed and was sacked. Letting him resign for any reason is how Washington usually orchestrates exits. Why he chose extramarital sex he'll have to explain.
Robert Parry said Petraeus' departure "removes the last high-ranking neoconservative holdover from George W. Bush's administration and gives the reelected President Barack Obama more maneuvering room to negotiate a settlement over Iran's nuclear program."
Petraeus wasn't an Obama favorite. He had suspect loyalties. An unnamed administration source said "some key figures close to the President wanted (him) out, and there was no sadness" to see him go.
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Information surfaced about a potentially compromised computer he used. Security concerns were raised. FBI agents discussed this with him.
An unnamed congressional official briefed on the matter urged him to fall on his sword and leave. Whether he did or was pushed who knows.
Parry thinks Obama is "clearing the decks (to) move ahead more aggressively with his own foreign policy." Defense Secretary Gates is gone. Now Petraeus, and word is Clinton and others want out or will be replaced.
Perhaps Obama "learned a key lesson of modern Washington: surrounding yourself with ideological and political rivals may sound good, but it is usually an invitation to have your policies sabotaged."
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There are minor spelling errors, such as Yuchanis instead of Yusanis, Couriscant instead of Coruscant, not to mention the grammatical errors, but I think a quick readthrough would be sufficient for you to pick them up. The idea of how they consciously used body language to convey their meanings was interesting, but if both of them were playing at the same game, such nonverbal cues would be less effective. Ah, you did address that. The bit about Revan and Malak trying to prepare for the war by whatever means is nice, but Alex's conflict could use some polishing. Imho, the story would do better if the narrative had a greater sense of urgency to it. And try not to use the phrase "preying on compassion" too many times
Btw, the first few paragraphs of Chapter 3 are duplicated;p Why do you say that Coruscant will likely never have to worry about the threat? You implied that Chin'taka was near a crucial route which could lead them straight to Coruscant. It is being short-sighted to ignore the Mandalorians, but yes, they would inevitably cause concern.
Try using dejarik instead, just for that Star Wars feel
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Larose man gets life sentence
Published: Friday, May 31, 2002 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 30, 2002 at 11:00 p.m.
THIBODAUX - Police outnumbered spectators in the courtroom Thursday morning as Louis Preston Jr. was sentenced to life in prison.
More than 10 Lafourche Parish sheriff's deputies were on hand to ensure the courtroom did not erupt in chaos as it did when Preston was convicted of second-degree murder two weeks ago. The spectators, consisting mostly of Preston's family and that of murder victim Ryan Picou were quiet throughout the proceedings. Both men were from Larose.
Picou's father, Victor Picou, expressed his outrage and grief over his son's death in a victim impact statement given before the court. His wife, Phyllis, and daughter, Heather, listened from the gallery, where they sat with a member of the Lafourche Parish Victims Assistance Program.
Picou glared at Preston as he told him he was glad the 22-year-old would spend the rest of his life in a "hellhole" of prison.
"The only thing I don't like is that you're still alive," Picou said. "I wanted you dead for what you did."
He promised if Preston ever did get released, he would find him.
"If you ever get out, I will hunt you to the ends of the earth," Picou said.
Preston's sentence, handed down by ad-hoc Judge Robert Klees, includes no chance of parole, probation or suspension of sentence.
Picou told Preston he wasn't the only person who would suffer for life.
"We have a life sentence, too," he said of his family. "That's the only way we can see our son is to go to a grave - a grave you put him in."
Picou said he couldn't believe Preston was "that stupid" to shoot his son in the back over a confrontation Preston was not even part of. Ryan Picou reportedly got into a verbal altercation with some of Preston's friends a few hours before he was killed.
Preston and his friends tracked Picou down at a party on East 25th Street, where he was killed with a sawed-off shotgun.
"Now your friends are having a good time," Victor Picou said. "And you're taking the fall. They knew you would go back with that gun. That's why they went to get you (for the fight)."
Preston testified at the trial that he was home asleep when his friends called, asking him to go to East 25th Street.
"I can't believe you would harbor these people," Picou said. "They walked out on you, padnah."
Picou told Preston his friends called him into the fracas because they knew of his reputation for carrying a weapon. Preston, whom Picou called "an accident looking for a place to happen," was arrested five months before Picou's murder for brandishing a gun and firing several shots down East 39th Street in Larose. He claimed one of the residents had used a racial slur against him a couple of days before.
The fight that ended in Picou's death also stemmed from racial slurs Picou reportedly used against one of Preston's friends, Adam Minor.
Minor and eight others still await possible prosecution on accessory charges in Picou's shooting.
Picou gave his word that he would make sure the accessory suspects were prosecuted.
"We've got you," he told Preston. "Now, I've got to find a way to get your friends. And I will, one way or another."
Picou also said he didn't understand why Preston's family was focusing anger in his own family's direction.
"They are angry at the wrong people, Louis," he said. "They need to be angry with the ones who went and got you that night."
Before imposing sentence, Klees asked Preston if he had anything to say. After a moment's pause, Preston shook his head and said no.
He was stone-faced as deputies escorted him out of the courtroom for his ride back to the parish jail. His parents, Louis Preston Sr. and Tricia Ward, sat silently as he disappeared out the door.
After court was adjourned, Klees stepped off the bench to offer condolences and words of encouragement to the Picous.
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I pulled out insider trading. Kovner Bruce bought so much recently. He bought over 2 million shares at $8.6 last year, and just this month alone, he bought 500K shares, 700K shares, then 200K shares.
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Media figures pointed out the "interesting contrast" in presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's introduction of her running mate Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) as opposed to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's introduction of his VP pick Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. Journalists noted that Clinton was "more familiar" with Kaine's accomplishments and that Clinton "did the opposite" of Trump by talking about her running mate rather than herself.
Media figures explained how Democratic vice presidential pick Sen. Tim Kaine's (D-VA) Spanish language fluency will enable him to be "a hell of a good surrogate" for presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton with Hispanic voters.
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Editorial boards applauded presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's selection of "supremely capable" Tim Kaine as a "safe and solid" vice presidential running mate.
Post Editorial Board: "A Trump Presidency Would Be Dangerous For The Nation And The World"
In an editorial titled "Donald Trump is a unique threat to American democracy," The Washington Post's editorial board excoriated the Republican nominee, warning "his contempt for constitutional norms might reveal the nation's two-century-old experiment in checks and balances to be more fragile than we knew."
Following Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention in which he accepted the Republican nomination for president, media called out Trump's "campaign of fear," with some saying the Republican Party "died" as a result of Trump's nomination.
After Trump's acceptance speech, The Washington Post's editorial board flatly stated that they "cannot salute the Republican nominee" because of Trump's "contempt for the Constitution and the unwritten democratic norms upon which our system depends." The Post's editorial board added that Trump "doesn't seem to care about its limitations on executive power" and that electing "Mr. Trump would be to knowingly subject [the United States' democratic system] to threat." From the July 22 editorial:
Donald J. Trump, until now a Republican problem, this week became a challenge the nation must confront and overcome. The real estate tycoon is uniquely unqualified to serve as president, in experience and temperament. He is mounting a campaign of snarl and sneer, not substance. To the extent he has views, they are wrong in their diagnosis of America's problems and dangerous in their proposed solutions. Mr. Trump's politics of denigration and division could strain the bonds that have held a diverse nation together. His contempt for constitutional norms might reveal the nation's two-century-old experiment in checks and balances to be more fragile than we knew.
Any one of these characteristics would be disqualifying; together, they make Mr. Trump a peril. We recognize that this is not the usual moment to make such a statement. In an ordinary election year, we would acknowledge the Republican nominee, move on to the Democratic convention and spend the following months, like other voters, evaluating the candidates' performance in debates, on the stump and in position papers. This year we will follow the campaign as always, offering honest views on all the candidates. But we cannot salute the Republican nominee or pretend that we might endorse him this fall. A Trump presidency would be dangerous for the nation and the world.
Given his ignorance, it is perhaps not surprising that Mr. Trump offers no coherence when it comes to policy. In years past, he supported immigration reform, gun control and legal abortion; as candidate, he became a hard-line opponent of all three. Even in the course of the campaign, he has flip-flopped on issues such as whether Muslims should be banned from entering the United States and whether women who have abortions should be punished . Worse than the flip-flops is the absence of any substance in his agenda. Existing trade deals are "stupid," but Mr. Trump does not say how they could be improved. The Islamic State must be destroyed, but the candidate offers no strategy for doing so. Eleven million undocumented immigrants must be deported, but Mr. Trump does not tell us how he would accomplish this legally or practically.
Most alarming is Mr. Trump's contempt for the Constitution and the unwritten democratic norms upon which our system depends. He doesn't know what is in the nation's founding document. When asked by a member of Congress about Article I, which enumerates congressional powers, the candidate responded, "I am going to abide by the Constitution whether it's number 1, number 2, number 12, number 9." The charter has seven articles.
Worse, he doesn't seem to care about its limitations on executive power. He has threatened that those who criticize him will suffer when he is president. He has vowed to torture suspected terrorists and bomb their innocent relatives, no matter the illegality of either act. He has vowed to constrict the independent press. He went after a judge whose rulings angered him, exacerbating his contempt for the independence of the judiciary by insisting that the judge should be disqualified because of his Mexican heritage. Mr. Trump has encouraged and celebrated violence at his rallies. The U.S. democratic system is strong and has proved resilient when it has been tested before. We have faith in it. But to elect Mr. Trump would be to knowingly subject it to threat.
Enrique Acevedo, who anchors Univision's late night daily news show Edición Nocturna, commented on Twitter on the contrast between the Republican convention of 2000, which featured both a Latino theme and Mexican Ranchera singer Vicente Fernández performing on stage, and this year's convention, which featured Trump's favorite anti-immigration sheriff Joe Arpaio. Translated from Acevedo's July 21 tweet:
"16 years ago, the Bushes invited Vicente Fernández to sing at the Republican convention. Today Trump brought Sheriff Arpaio. Progress?"
Hace 16 años los Bush invitaron a Vicente Fernández a cantar en la convención republicana. Hoy Trump trajo al Sheriff Arpaio. Progreso?
— Enrique Acevedo (@Enrique_Acevedo) July 22, 2016
A July 20 report on the Republican convention in The New Yorker highlighted a side event put together by the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) in which Republicans defended their stance on stricter voter ID laws. According to The New Yorker, these laws "appear to be suppressing the Latino vote," a point that is backed up by studies. According to The New Yorker, members of Hispanic media spoke out to debunk the myth that voter fraud is "overwhelming," with one noting that in decades of reporting, she had never "found that situation":
In the background of the discussion was an issue that runs deeper than Trump: for all its talk of reaching out, the Republican Party has taken steps that actually appear to be suppressing the Latino vote. The Party has tried to pass stricter voter-ID laws across the country, even though studies have found that fraud is exceedingly rare and the laws have a disproportionate effect on minority turnout. (A recent study found that Latino turnout is 10.8 percentage points lower in states with strict photo-ID laws.) Lori Montenegro, a Telemundo correspondent, questioned whether voter fraud was being hyped by Republicans, saying, "I haven't found evidence that there has been an overwhelming fraud."
Daniel Garza, who served in the Bush Administration, disagreed. "Well, I come from the Rio Grande Valley," in South Texas. "It happens."
"That's one place," Montenegro said.
Maria Hinojosa, the host of "Latino USA," on NPR, spoke up. "I just want to second Lori in saying that, in twenty-five years, in all of my reporting, I have never found that situation."
According to Univision.com, Univision News' efforts to reach the Trump campaign for comments always go unanswered, in part because Donald Trump is the first Republican presidential nominee in 20 years not to have a specialized Spanish-language communications team. The July 20 report explains that George W. Bush was the first to hire a spokesperson for Hispanic media, and that both John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012 followed his lead.
The Hill reported on July 21 that the signs written in Spanish that were "being waved at the convention" by attendees had grammatical mistakes. They read "Hispanics para Trump," failing to translate "Hispanics" and using the preposition "para" instead of the correct one, "por."
Turns out, when you photoshop white people out of pics from the #RNCinCLE, there's hardly anyone left.
Take a look:https://t.co/Q3PLDXkMuQ
— Fusion (@Fusion) July 22, 2016
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Fracking industry billionaire Harold Hamm is the "leading contender" to be energy secretary in a Donald Trump administration, according to a Reuters source, which would make Hamm the first ever U.S. energy secretary drawn directly from the oil and gas industry. Hamm has a history of influencing government officials to promote legislation that benefits his company's bottom line, exploited the Orlando shooting tragedy to call for more oil drilling, and tried to suppress scientific research that was unfavorable to the fracking industry.
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While Some Pundits Point Out The Anti-Gay Record of Trump And The GOP, Others Fall For His Superficial Outreach
While some media figures ignored the GOP's anti-LGBT party platform to label Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump "a champion" of LGBT causes after the candidate mentioned the LGBTQ community during his Republican National Convention acceptance speech, others called out the "fallacious and offensive" idea, and noted that "this year's GOP platform is one of the most anti-LGBT ever."


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Type: Posts; User: Wannamakeice
Daves point is proven thru all the documentation contained in this thread alone .
I also do both, In fact my biz is a
commercial kitchen full service Industry that specializes in HVAC/R and cooking equiptment .
So in reality to run the business which includes kitchen and...
Mine would have to be the pipefitting and plumbing of the worlds only chemical defense training facility in Ft Leonard Wood. over 50 miles of pipe , stainless steel , copper , black carbon, and pvc ....
no doubt i just paid 1k for a 2' extension on an old Vollrath/kolpak box with floor.
Tell JD I said Hi, its gary warren, he knows me well.How long has he been teachin now???
Real close to your campus Lmtd , right around the corner. Guess johnstone off Bohles blvd in Fenton is close to the south side campus I went to .btw , you have any students lookin for a job around Ft...
Hi LMTD and all.
I graduated many many yr ago from Springfield campus. To answer one question , the placement is fantabulous,probably the best part of the program .
Anyone have a good commercial kitchen supply house site?
I deal mostly in pizza houses and need good parts site.
whats scary is the fact that these techs dont know how to adjust a txv ~ if ~ it did need it, let alone diagnose one .:rollseyes:
LMAO .... Yeah right.
Watch what you pray for , once it was patience , got me a lil boy the next year :D
and BTW , ive seen ~ a cpl~ fractional units run well with the MO & 134 :eek: :D :p
Just a line to say thanks to CondDave .
One of the pieces of advice I remember Dave saying my first days on here was ... cant go wrong with 134a . Its a pure liquid and gonna be long term...
Glad you got someone out there to fix your problem , rule#1 Dave is always right.
When I noticed one day it was overcharged , then the next day it was low and they charged you to refill it, made...
1st rule , Dave is always right.
2nd rule , if Dave is wrong , look at rule #1
Actually Dave you did save the day .
When I seen 400 dollars then multiplied it by 7 which was 2800...
Once again Mr. Dave , you have saved the day.
Thanks again Sir =)
Im a fairly new contractor/dealer and finding more and more clients wanting some type of maint/service program.
I've been able to make some good ones up , but still looking for them ~ perfect ~...
lmmfao ....
Just got to reading this,
hahahahhaha , damn it Dow . Hate it when this happens.
Job security maybe? Go Tyler !!!
Theres about a 1/2 dozen of these on an old store. Mans trying to liquidate , and im not sure if i should buy em or not , they look not to old at all , brand new in fact .guess Im askinthe pro's in...
after 4 yrs and 8k in posts....hes allowed to throw stones in my house, but pls dave , not hard its a small house :p
same size evaps in all the Stanley Knight makelines 8' long this is the copeland in one of them with same evap ....ART511E-IAA-901
ACTUALLY ITS 8' but ty ty ty. I thought the evap was a little small myself . going to see what others have in it. got 22 of these pizzarias , Ill just pick one , lmao.
Using the forms you sent me :) how you been Abs? As far as the wreck , still pulling out of it and doing pretty well thanks bro.
you really need a 25* - 30* total SH @ box temp.to prevent this surging.
Misread , I see it does have 25* SH. Sticking TXV?????
[Edited by Wannamakeice on 09-27-2004 at 11:21 PM]
does anyone know the url for stanleyknight?
Ya Dave , been real busy openin up my own commercial kitchen service biz, was out of town at a hotel when I wrote the question.
Talk about hacks , they cut holes 12" round and inserted some...
thanks Big L,
I didnt put this in , just came upon it.
Said noone in KC could fix it .
When I seen the RLA was so much different than nameplate RLA and it was a 22 compressor is...
Can someone please head me in the right direction here, where the hell is Doww when you need him , or Dave , DAVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
NEEDING MORE THAN GUESS WORK HERE!!! Can someone tell me...
WSI Is looking for refrigeration/commercial kitchen equipment service tech. in central missouri, guarenteed 40 hrs. , Lebanon ,Camdenton MO. area.fax your resume to 417-532-4499 or e-mail me your...
the Delfield makeline( pizza prep table) m# prr705 s# r24120
[Edited by Wannamakeice on 09-27-2004 at 08:20 AM]
compressor now in....AE230BT-401-J7 ,AEA5460EXA ,R-22 , B1402 , S# 122405 , Techumseh
EVAP. now in. peerless of america,m# l5105 , s# 151146-A32
Thing is this , the unit is running at perfect...
I've used the fiberglass too with great results , but to be in and out in 2 hrs makes me think you were an autobodyman in one of your previous lives . :o
I'd tell ya to rent a mig welder for...
BTW Dowwa , how is the weather in MI???
Bettin its still windy as hell like I left it.
The wind off that lake had to be the coldest sh** I ever had to endure on a rooftop.
I would bet my 1st born ,naw , all 3 of em that Recold would/will patch it if the tank has good overall stuctural integrity other than the defect.
I would think the cost of repair over replace...
Very nice work in all respects and I see alot of your posts , are these new home installs?
I dont see a burnt fitting one , very nice looking with everything square , straight , plumb and level .
Very nice looking pipefitting job , like the shut offs and unions for further servicing.
Only thing I might have done different is placed the shut off for the dryer at the same spot as the...
You use unistrut across the joices . Using lag bolts to attach it too the joices.
Looks very nice and a gorilla can swing from it.
Beautiful work , makes a pipefitter proud to see that.
After years of trying so many types , and I dont think I've ever used the the D-Tec or H-10 , but until I find one as good as my TIF 5650 which has never failed me ,I will stick with it .
agree with the PVC .
As far as the P/T , in St. Louis you have to be within 3" of the floor to prevent splash burning.
As far as burners being 18" above floor , only in a garage here for...
It must be the plumber in me , forget it.
Ha ! It is a very nice looking wood shed that should season the wood and ...the school kids well. Happy burning Benn
ground is gonna settle ,hope those pipes have a concrete pad under them.....
Very nice work .the spiral duct fits the garage great, your idea or H.O.'s?
Ive always liked spiral , easy to install and a fortune to be made off of it .
We use tear drop hangers for ours ,...
Not enuf to blow the water out of the p-trap :)
I'ts not a vent , its a cleanout , why the hell would you cap a vent or better yet... vent the condensate? one guy said to vent when a negative press. is on a drain , if this unit did have a neg....
You always impress people with your wits , now the art of your work is doing it , nice job Rayr...
One thing else , Im glad your servicing it , I'd hate to get a call to replace that belt or...
I can see that since an attic is a non conditioned space above a ceiling and it might hold water . is it code you must glue it(the insulation) so it holds the water in case of a leak ? insulate in...
As far as the insulation on the drain line ....to gawdy and overdone . [/B][/QUOTE]
Yeah, but Texas energy code requires 1/2 armaflex on drain lines inside a building, even or should I say...


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I crossed oceans for her and she was ready to do the same.
A few days ago I had gotten word that +Arthur Chang was in town for a few days so we decided to meet up at the last second and go for a shoot with his friends +Melissa Tạ and +Paul Dateh. He suggested we meet up at Victoria Beach down in Laguna Beach. I had never been there before so I got in my car and made my way to meet them. The beach was small but beautiful with many interesting rock formations, wells and even a lone tower so there was plenty to shoot. After we parted ways for the night, I decided to head back down to the beach to get a few long exposure shots in. It had been awhile and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get some more night shots in.
And now fast forward to today for another #ThirstyThursdayPics ! The contributions have been flowing in as steady as the waves on the night of this shot and they've all been a joy to look at so far. And with the day still so young, I'm looking forward to seeing more, so get your photos up and don't forget to use the hashtag and to tag the good captain +Giuseppe Basile! ;-)
#ThirstyThursdayPics #LongExposureThursday
It's hard to look away from an unknown tomorrow.
I'll be standing here patiently, forever yours.
Today I thought I'd share another shot during my shoot at Victoria Beach with +Arthur Chang, +Melissa Tạ and +Paul Dateh. When we met up one of the things we set out to see was the Victorian Tower. Arthur mentioned the tower when we first got down to the beach so we made our way over. It was high tide so we couldn't get around the rocks and well so we had to squeeze through a tight space between a set of stairs and the rock face. There was a boat turned on its side which was a bit slippery, but nonetheless we made it to the other side to see the tower. I don't know how long it's been there but it looked quite aged yet still well preserved. Especially considering that it had to face the ocean elements 24 hours a day. It looked like it had been there for ages and could remain as such forever.
For anybody interested in seeing my iPhone version of this scene, you can check the post here: http://goo.gl/1WbBl
With that welcome one and all to another #ThirstyThursdayPics ! Again I've been greeted this morning by so many wonderful contributions and it's been fun catching up with the stream so far! So get your Thirsty shots in and as usual don't forget the hashtag and to tag +Giuseppe Basile! ;-)
Soft blue
I'll never feel alone as long as you shine your light on me.
When I was in Laguna Beach a few of months ago, it had been awhile since I had shot long exposures to that point, so being out there I couldn't help but stay longer to shoot the night scene. And the Victoria Tower was a subject I knew I wanted to get. I made my way along the lonely beach to the tower, but the tide was coming in high, so I had to squeeze in between the rock face on a stairway structure that was positioned before the tower. Unfortunately when I got to where I wanted to set up, there was a bright yellow light illuminating the scene, but I went for the shot anyways. And much to my surprise, the light actually helped to give me an interesting scene. Hopefully I'll get out there again soon with a lower tide so that I can get some different compositions of this tower, but for now, I'm glad I was able to get these shots of the tower.
And now to #ThirstyThursdayPics ! I may start to sound like a broken record, but the contributions so far have been simply outstanding! Lets keep the stream flowing and don't forget to use the hashtag and to tag everybody's friendly neighborhood +Giuseppe Basile!
#ThirstyThursdayPics #LongExposureThursday
With you by my side, we'll be able to handle these rocky shores.
A few months ago I attended the wedding of my good friends at Crescent Bay in Laguna Beach. The ceremony was high on a cliff overlooking the beaches in either direction and the ocean that stretched out to the horizon. It was such a beautiful sight and they couldn't have chosen a better spot to exchange their vows. After they became officially exhanged vows I took a peek over the edge of the cliff and noticed the strong tide of the waves crashing against the rocks, so I crossed the barrier and pointed downwards to take my shots. It was a different point of view of a Southern California beach, but attractive just the same.
And with that I'm glad to see the #ThirstyThursdayPics stream flowing strong with so many great contributions so far. The day is still young in some parts of the world so keep those Thirsty shots coming and don't forget to use the hashtag and to tag the good captain +Giuseppe Basile!
In the end, having you in my dreams is all I could ever hope for.
Waiting by the sea
Splish splash
Misty dream
"Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things that escape those who dream only at night." -Edgar Allan Poe
I'm sure I don't have to say this anymore, but sunsets in California are truly magical events. If you love sunsets, this is the state to be in. There aren't always clouds in Southern California, but the sunset is almost always golden. And when there are clouds, well, as you can see it makes the scene extra special. When I was last at Victoria Beach over in Laguna Beach, CA, this is exactly the kind of situation I was lucky enough to face. The clouds weren't particularly full, but they painted the blue sky nicely enough to make the scene interesting.
But what I especially loved about this image was the fact that the kid in this shot was drawing something in the sand. It makes me a bit nostalgic for when I was a kid. What kid on a beach hasn't drawn something on that nice cool sand? I don't know what he ended up drawing. He might have just been content with that circle. Or maybe he was spelling something out rather than just drawing something. I'll never know what his imagination envisioned, but I'm sure he had a fun time creating his work of sand art, no matter what it turned out to be.
"When you're thirsty and it seems that you could drink the entire ocean that's faith; when you start to drink and finish only a glass or two that's science." -Anton Chekhov
When I was out on Victoria Beach over in Laguna Beach, CA, me and some friends found a nice patio area that overlooked the ocean. It was quite nice and would be a great enough reason to want to move there. Looking away from where the sun was setting we also noticed a large rock formation in the distance. It was an area that, as you can see, had several tourists walking around it. But considering we were at a dead end, we were trying to figure out how to get over there. Before heading off in search of the right path, I decided to lean in close to the rock face and take this shot. This may sound silly, but the little indented curve in the rock face looked like a mouth to me. A mouth that opened nice and wide and led to the soothing ocean. Why the first thing that came to my mind was a mouth is beyond me, but a mouth is what I thought of and that's what I'm sticking to. He he.
And with #ThirstyThursdayPics well under way, the contributions so far have, as it is each every week, been nothing short of beautiful! So if you'd like to contribute then get those images posted and don't forget to use the hashtag and to tag good ol' Captain +Giuseppe Basile!
Her gentle touch left me with with a memory I could never forget.
From my blog: http://www.themarkeworld.com/laguna-beach/waves-memories/
Welcome one and all to another #ThirstyThursdayPics ! At the risk of sounding redundant, which is about every week at this time, the stream has been nothing short of amazing! So if you'd like to contribute, get your photos posted and use the hashtag and don't forget to mention the good Captain +Giuseppe Basile!


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When I try to use the hidden inline content, the link doesn't work because WordPress is converting my href="#fancyboxID" into href="http://myurl.com/page/#fancyboxID" and it breaks the tie between the link and the element with that id.
The strange thing is, it works fine on my local machine but not on my host server. In other words, my local instance of WordPress is not converting it to a full path, but BlueHost is. (Both are running WP 3.2 and both are running latest update of this plugin.


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A few years ago my accountant caught a mistake in one of our tax returns. This was during the next year's filing and so we had to amend to previous return, filing against almost two years later to correct an issue. Fortunately the error was in our favor and we ended up receiving a refund.
In most businesses you typically do not change data that was completed in the past unless there is a severe error. For some types of data, such as audit data, you never want to change it. And in many cases, even if there were some change, because of the way that you have operated the business based on those past values, you might decide not to change things.
However as more and more data is accumulated, and used in business decisions, legal proceedings, etc, it is likely that more data professionals will be faced with the questions about when it is appropriate to alter something. With that in mind, this Friday's poll is:
When would you change archived data?
Are there circumstances that you are aware of where it is valid to change data that might be archived? Is it only to make corrections that were recorded incorrectly in the past? Is it to normalize data, so events like companies merging are able to run reports with pre-merge data?
This is a thorny subject, but it seems like one that we should be thinking about as data professionals, looking to give guidance to our clients.
Steve Jones
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The Palm Desert girls' golf team finished third Tuesday afternoon at the state championships, shooting a combined 49-over par 419 at Red Hill Country Club in Rancho Cucamonga.
Last season's runner-up, Torrey Pines, finished first with a 396 and three-time defending champion Torrance was second at 407.
Kimmy Hill led the Aztecs with a three-over 77, which tied for seventh in the field of 48. It was Palm Desert's first appearance at the state finals.
Grace Na of Alameda in Northern California won the individual title with a 74 on the 5,998-yard tree-lined layout.
Girls Volleyball
Redlands East Valley advanced to championship match in Southern Section Division 1A, knocking off visiting Corona del Mar in Tuesday's semifinal, 25-21, 25-21, 26-28, 25-21.
It was the third straight year the Wildcats ended Corona del Mar's season.
Krista Vansant had 39 kills and 15 digs to lead second-seeded REV, which will meet top-seeded Los Angeles Marymount in the championship match either Friday or Saturday at Cypress College.
In Division 2AA, fourth-seeded Chino Hills had never qualified for the postseason in school history, but the Huskies continued their remarkable run with a four-game win over Westlake Village Oaks Christian in the semifinals.
Nicole Leonard had 15 kills to lead Chino Hills and Tori Haebe contributed 22 digs.
The Huskies will meet fellow Sierra League member Glendora St. Lucy's in this weekend's championship match, also at Cypress College.
In Division 3A, Lake Arrowhead Rim of the World upset top-seeded Brentwood to advance to the championship match at Cypress College.
The fourth-seeded Fighting Scots dropped the first game, 15-25, but rallied to win three of the next four, 26-24, 25-20, 13-25, 19-17.
Rim of the World will play third-seeded North Hollywood Campbell Hall in the championship match.
An all-Inland Empire showdown will take place in Division 4A as top-seeded Hemet and second-seeded Upland Christian Academy advanced to the championship match.
Girls Tennis
Top-seeded Temecula Linfield Christian moved on to the Division 5 semifinals with a 13-5 victory Tuesday against Whittier Christian. Linfield Christian will host wild-card Cerritos Valley Christian on Thursday.
Also in Division 5, second-seeded Riverside Arlington advanced with an 11-7 victory against Hemet. The Lions will travel to third-seeded San Bernardino Aquinas for Thursday's semifinal.


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Six students were injured on their way to school after their school bus was struck by a hit-and-run driver this morning.
According to a Brown Deer Police Department news release:
A Brown Deer police officer noticed a disabled school bus on 60th and Bradley streets at 7:21 a.m. Tuesday.
The school bus driver said the bus had been involved in a hit-and-run accident. The striking vehicle was described as a red, possibly an older model Buick, which fled the scene.
The North Shore Fire Department responded as six students on the school bus complained of injuries. The students were treated by the North Shore Fire Department and transported to area hospitals with minor injuries.
Brown Deer officers have a suspect vehicle in custody and are conducting a follow-up investigation.
Anyone with more information about the hit-and-run crash is encouraged to call the Brown Deer Police Department at (414) 371-2900.
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Baked Apples With Custard Cream
|Marsala wine/Sherry
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|6 Tablespoon
|Golden delicious apples
|8 Large
|Custard cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
|Vanilla extract
|4 Drop (Adjust Quantity As Per Taste)
Preheat oven to 350F (175C).
Butter a large shallow baking dish.
Core apples.
Fill each apple with 1/2 tablespoon butter, 1 tablespoon Marsala or sherry and 1 tablespoon sugar.
Place apples in buttered baking dish.
Bake 40 to 50 minutes or until apple skins begin to split.
While apples are baking prepare Custard Cream.
Place baked apples on a serving dish.
Spoon hot custard cream over each apple.
Custard Cream: Bring milk to a boil with vanilla in a medium saucepan.
In a large heavy saucepan off the heat, beat egg yolks and sugar until pale and thick.
Beat in flour until well blended.
Very slowly pour in hot milk, beating constantly.
Cook custard cream over medium heat 5 to 8 minutes, beating constantly.
Do not boil.
Custard cream is done when it coats the back of a spoon.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4028 Calories from Fat 1270
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 142 g219.1%
Saturated Fat 81 g404.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1276.7 mg425.6%
Sodium 299.8 mg12.5%
Total Carbohydrates 639 g213%
Dietary Fiber 44 g176.2%
Sugars 461.4 g
Protein 49 g98.2%
Vitamin A 80.6% Vitamin C 122.7%
Calcium 75.3% Iron 33.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet