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Belly Drum is often perceived as a 'nooby' tactic - after all, no one in their right mind would intentionally halve the lifespan of their late-game sweeper, even if it means a grandiose +6 Attack. Naturally, Belly Drum seems even worse when used by defensively challenged Pokemon who can't afford to take a hit afterwards, but despite having worse defensive stats than fellow NU miscreants Sunflora and Bibarel, Linoone manages to be one of the best Belly Drum users in existence. The reasoning behind this is simple: Linoone has access to STAB ExtremeSpeed, rendering it virtually immune to being revenge killed if it can it get off a Belly Drum. Nothing but a handful of the most defensive Pokemon in NU can successfully live an attack from a boosted Linoone and KO it in return.

Of course, getting off that Belly Drum isn't easy to accomplish; if it were, Linoone would be on every team. The NU metagame is more offensive than ever, and set-up opportunities are increasingly rare. In fact, Linoone is so well known for its one-turn set-up that everything that it could set up on will always attack it in order to take it out after the Belly Drum. Team support in the form of dual screens and Memento users is almost essential, or else Linoone will simply be unable to set up without being KOed immediately afterwards. Linoone has an incredibly specific role that requires a team to be built around it rather than it being added to other teams, but if you're looking for the perfect late game sweeper for your heavy offense team, here's your man.
 [SET] name: Belly Drum move 1: Belly Drum move 2: ExtremeSpeed move 3: Seed Bomb move 4: Return / Shadow Claw item: Sitrus Berry ability: Pickup nature: Adamant evs: 172 HP / 252 Atk / 40 Def / 44 SDef [SET COMMENTS] This is the kind of set that a team should be built around, rather than slapped onto any old team.
This is the sort of set that a team should be built around, rather than slapped onto any old team. While you'll find it difficult to set up with Linoone most of the time, having the perfect opportunity to Linoone punishes people for a single turn of set-up like no other pokemon ExtremeSpeed will be the primary weapon At +6 OHKOes the majority of the tier 2HKOes everything that it doesn't OHKO, meaning only steels can safely switch into it, if they predict it right 1048 base attack after belly drum ExtremeSpeed is the preferable move, getting STAB and +2 priority, and OHKOing more or less everything that doesn't resist it Shadow Claw OHKOes all the ghosts in the tier, and prevents them from walling it Return hits Duosion, Exeggutor, Lickilicky, Vigoroth, Garbodor, Weezing, Amoonguss for a KO, while only missing a KO on Misdreavus and Drifblim. Seed Bomb provides a small amount of backbone against probopass and bastiodon, hitting them for neutral damage. Sitrus Berry allows it to get a larger chance to set up, meaning it can set up on anything that does less than 75% damage, rather than just 50%. Can set up on many of the weaker attackers in NU Can shred apart weather teams if it gets a free turn to set up (on volbeat, usually) [ADDITIONAL COMMENTS] EV Spread Maximises bulk, meaning it can set up more often as more moves don't KO or do enough damage to stop it from setting up. It is normally used most in random circumstances, as Linoone might be worn down by other attacks. bulky is da way 2 GO Pickup is used because although generally useless, it could be used in a very weird circumstance. Gluttony would do nothing, as sitrus berry activates at 50% anyway <zebusy> what does pickup do <zebusy> for linoone <Djangoo> ugh i saw it do something cool once <Djangoo> does it pick up beries left over <Djangoo> from previous turns? <cbb> black <cbb> something like that yes <Raseri> zeb it can take an item that the foe loses <Raseri> if it doesnt have one <Raseri> its extremely situational <Raseri> but more useful than gluttony <zebusy> ah okay salac berry for outspeeding haunter whiel staying adamant Can use a faster spread so it can outspeed all the ghosts in the tier, being Jolly with 40 HP/ 252 Atk/ 216 Spe to outrun Haunter. This spread doesn't have nearly as much bulk and unfortunately the power loss means it can't guarantee a 2HKO on Tangela, use it if Haunter weak. More speed to outrun potential taunt users, but you shouldn't be setting up on them in the first place Rock Smash is probably its best other option, allowing it to OHKO Bastiodon and Probopass. Much appreciates Dual Screen support, as it significantly increases the chances of managing to set up. Good users are Psychic-types like Gardevoir and Solrock, stuff like Ampharos work too Slow u-turns from Eelektross are great to help set up Skuntank is great for it, as it can take Toxic Spikes and Pursuit any ghosts wanting to annoy Linoone due to their immunity to ExtremeSpeed. Likes to have teammates that can break any focus sashes/sturdies, such as Golem, who can set up SR and can help beat the rare steel type Often needs to come in after a KO, as it is hard to get in and then proceed to set up. Rapid spin support is useful, as it again makes it easier to set up. Can also use Silk Scarf, which gives ExtremeSpeed a large power boost. It does make it much harder to set up though. Lum Berry means it can set-up on Scalds, Toxics, WoWs and it means it's sweep isn't stopped. [Other Options]
Linoone doesn't have many viable options outside of the listed set. A Choice Band set with ExtremeSpeed and Switcheroo initially seems useful, given that it can pick off fast threats such as Cinccino and Swellow while also tricking away its Choice Band onto Alomomola and friends, but you'll find that it's often lacking in power and will miss out on multiple KOes without extensive hazard support (and with said support, you very well might want to use Belly Drum Linoone anyway). Dig and Rock Smash provide coverage on Rock- and Steel-types, but come at a hefty price of giving the opponent a free turn and being incredibly weak, respectively. Gunk Shot allows Linoone to OHKO Tangela at +6, but Tangela has become so rare as of late that it's barely worth consideration. Flail might sound attractive, but being able to work Linoone into Flail range while also getting a Belly Drum in is going to be next to impossible to accomplish against a competent player. Linoone does have an extensive special movepool with Blizzard, Surf, and Thunderbolt, but don't even bother—even with maximum investment, Linoone doesn't manage to OHKO Golem with Surf, let alone anything else.
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The best way to handle Linoone is to prevent it from setting up altogether, which isn't too difficult to do when taking its mediocre defenses into account. Most of the time, this is best accomplished by just hitting Linoone with whatever Pokemon you have in - anything that can deal over 75% of Linoone's HP (don't forget about Sitrus Berry!) can prevent Linoone from being able to use Belly Drum and stop its sweep outright. Fast Taunt users who outspeed uninvested Linoone, such as Skuntank, can simply Taunt it before it has a chance to set up. Linoone is unique in the sense that it only has one shot to set up in a game, so timing a phazing move such as Bastiodon's Roar or Lickilicky's Dragon Tail properly can neuter it for the rest of the match.

If you cannot prevent Linoone's setup, there are quite a few Pokemon that can tank even a +6 ExtremeSpeed and retaliate. Most Steel-types resist the majority of Linoone's moveset bar the rare Rock Smash, and have no troubles dealing with a +6 Linoone. Lairon, Metang, Klang, and Mawile can all 2HKO Linoone with their STAB moves, while Bastiodon can Roar its boosts away. Gurdurr can tank any hit bar +6 Return and KO with Drain Punch. Tangela is one of the better checks available, as it can put Linoone to sleep or attack it and switch out in order to recover HP. Faster Ghost-types such as Haunter and Drifblim serve as excellent checks to the bulky set, as they are immune to ExtremeSpeed and can KO a weakened Linoone with Sludge Bomb and Acrobatics, respectively. Pokemon with Focus Sash or the Sturdy ability, such as Golem, that haven't taken any prior damage are among the best options to revenge kill Linoone, as they have one guaranteed attack. A special mention goes to Magic Guard Kadabra, whose Focus Sash will never be broken from hazard damage. Bulky Pokemon with priority moves can help too; Piloswine and Carracosta both easily live a +6 Extremespeed and can finish off a weakened Linoone. If worse comes to worst, you can always try to stall out ExtremeSpeed's low 8 PP by switching to a resist or using Protect in order to revenge kill Linoone later with a faster Pokemon. Don't count on winning that one, though.


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MONTAGUE (AP) - While former high school homecoming king Randy Wood admits to feeling some guilt for the shotgun slaying of a cheerleader, he says he is not a murderer and doesn't deserve a life sentence.
"I don't understand how they can call me a murderer," Wood told the Wichita Falls Times Record News after receiving a life sentence Thursday in the death of 16-year-old Heather Rich. Both were students at Waurika High School in Oklahoma.
Wearing a white jail jumpsuit and "What Would Jesus Do?" bracelets on each wrist, Wood said he plans to appeal the guilty verdict.
"I'm going to appeal all the way to the Supreme Court, if that's what it takes," Wood said.
Wood, 20, received an automatic life sentence after his conviction by a Montague County jury because prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. He earlier rejected a plea bargain that would have made him eligible for parole in 30 years.
Although he said his rejection of the plea deal was because of his guilty conscience, Wood told the Times Record News after his conviction that he is not a murderer.
"You can look it up in the dictionary, and `murder' says to take someone's life, and I didn't do that," Wood told the newspaper in a jailhouse interview. He also vowed to appeal the conviction.
"Ain't nobody going to make 40 years in there," he said. "I still got a whole life ahead of me, but it ain't much of a life. In some respects, it would have been better to die that night. There ain't nothin' worse that can happen to me than that night."
Late Oct. 2, 1996, Miss Rich, 16, sneaked out to meet Curtis Gambill, Joshua Bagwell and Wood. Her body was found several days later in a North Texas creek.
"If I could ever go back in time, I would change it," Wood said. "And if anyone ever finds out how to do it, that is one thing that is going to change because she didn't deserve to die like that."
Gambill and Bagwell, already serving life sentences, claim Wood killed Miss Rich in a jealous rage after she refused to have sex. Wood claims Gambill killed her because he feared she would try to charge him with rape.
Before the verdict was read, Ms. Rich's mother, Gail Rich, said she felt Wood was "legally, but not morally responsible" for her daughter's death because he was drawn into the situation by the other two men found guilty of the crime.
"I am pulled both ways," Mrs. Rich said. "I don't know what I want. If they find him guilty I'll cry for Randy. If they find him innocent, then I'll feel like justice wasn't done."
Wood said he doesn't want to be remembered as a murderer.
"I hope they just remember the person I was before I went in," he said.
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I had one cortisone injection in my thumb 9 months ago with no side effects and great results. Yesterday I had injections in both thumbs. Five minutes later I had terrible aching in one arm, up to my shoulder. It went away after about 5 hours. This morning I woke up with my cheeks hot and red. At this point I am very hesitant to get any more injections. I was never provided any information on potential side effects by my physician. At this point I might just have the surgery in my really bad hand and be done with it. I don't want to go through this again.
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I received my first corticosteroid injection in my shoulder for an impinged nerve of the rotator cuff about 6 hours ago. After 4 months of fairly constant pain, the relief I feel is incredible. I have had a few episodes of sweating this evening and have a mild headache. I will update if I have any other side effects. They would have to be pretty serious to outweigh the benefits for me. I cannot believe the pain is gone.
Comment from: Liz A, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: May 27
In early April, I had a cortisone shot in my wrist due to tendonitis. A month later, a bruise started developing at the injection site and is slowly getting larger. I did feel a nerve get hit when the injection was given, but not sure if that's the problem. I should probably call the doctor, but I am sick of the doctor!
Comment from: Lynne, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: May 21
I had two cortisone injections into my foot 7 days ago. I have Morton's neuroma in the foot, thus the injections. Within around 15 minutes I started getting palpitations, dizziness, lightheadedness, slight nausea and then that night I got severe headache which lasted for a few days. Headache disappeared after a few days (and many pain killers) but all other symptoms are still with me. Also I thought I might be having a stroke a few nights ago as one side of my face started twitching and then I had chest pains and hot sweats. I am still feeling awful and it is day 7 today!
Comment from: Marg, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: May 20
I had my first cortisone injection into my hip yesterday morning for bursitis. I felt great all day but pain was back that evening. Today there is no improvement, and I have been told it can take up to two weeks to have effect. No other side effects. I have had each hip replaced also.
Comment from: eleanor, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: May 13
I had a cortisone injection in my shoulder for rotator cuff tears, etc. The pain increased and the range of motion decreased; not what I expected. I also had short term nausea and tingling in my hand and wrist. My shoulder feels tight and heavy now, 2 days later. No insomnia though, I slept better than usual.
Comment from: Lori, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: May 06
I have had several cortisone injections in my right foot for plantar fasciitis and I always have instant relief and have no side effects. A few seconds of pain during the injection is well worth it. I have probably had 4 or so, one every 7 months or so and will keep having for as long as I need to.
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Writing Theory and Critical Theory
- Editors: John Clifford, John Schilb
- Pages: ix + 374
- Published: 1994
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"If theory (and even 'theory talk') can put as much intellectual fun into the study of composition as this volume of essays has, it will be doing teachers and students a great service."
Writing Theory and Critical Theory discusses the growing body of work linking composition studies and literary studies. Enlisting the strategies of deconstruction, hermeneutics, postmodernism, feminism, neo-Marxism, neopragmatism, psychoanalysis, reader-response criticism, and cultural studies, the twenty-seven contributors investigate the resources that critical theory can bring to an examination of discourse. Composition teachers, critical theorists, and writing program administrators will find this collection a provocative and insightful overview of the field of composition studies.


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Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators at The Brick, 5/14/12
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators
With Brand New Sin and Hillbilly Herald
The Brick, Minneapolis
May 14, 2012
Monday night's Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators performance was the much-maligned Brick's first high-profile show since the unmitigated disaster that Jane's Addiction turned out to be for them.
Slash, like the Constitution or the Statue of Liberty has become part of the fabric of America, for better or worse. Almost everyone can recognize his top-hatted, wild-maned visage immediately. However, like gun violence or electric cars, not everyone is required to like it all the time. Even during the space of two hours your opinion may change. Nobody would have blamed you on Monday had you done so several times.
The two opening songs seemed like they had been built around chunks of Appetite for Destruction-era Guns 'N Roses licks that had been discarded -- and wisely so. They were run-of-the-mill, generally uninspired. For a man who almost single-handedly dumped the heavy metal world on it's ass 25 years ago, it was a bit disappointing, though, truthfully, the first two were better than the song from the first Slash's Snakepit record they played later in the set. Three songs in and "Night Train" from Appetite appeared, highlighting Myles Kennedy's value as essentially the hired-gun version of one W. Axl Rose.
He hit the high notes, had most of the streetwise ferocity, though to be fair, it wasn't (and likely couldn't have) been the same. It was good fun to hear the song live, regardless and it served to underscore something important: Axl may own the name and much of the catalog. While he is a vivid lyricist and a one-of-a-kind frontman full of rage and a volatility as magnetic as it is repulsive, G'nR (or at least the first--and by far best--incarnation of G'nR) rested squarely on Slash's guitar pick.
It's a bit sad to see that Slash's offerings these days have the general appearance of a blurry facsimile of the worst songs from the Use Your Illusion records. Surely they must have meant something, but it was just unclear exactly what it was. None of them stood out from any of the others, and after the band lit the Brick up with a phenomenal version of "Rocket Queen", the rest of the show became a waiting game to see which classic Guns 'N Roses song would get played next and when (it averaged out to be about every fourth or fifth song.)
The overall problem was that the new material seemed to be following a formula: this one is The Epic Ballad, that one is The Live Life By Your Own Rules Growler and so on. Once upon a time, five guys who looked like they'd been sleeping one off the grimiest back alley in West Hollywood stood up, didn't bother dusting themselves off, took a look at that formula, lit it on fire and pitched it into a barrel of kerosene. Appetite was nothing short of a revolution, though Slash must view it as more of a ball and chain -- nobody involved can ever live up to it -- maybe that's why the songs seemed so dialed in, uninspired. Who knows?
The only thing anyone was waiting for by the end of Monday's show was "Paradise City" (they wisely chose not to "cover," in a manner of speaking, "Welcome to the Jungle") and it arrived at the end of the encore along with a blast of confetti that would have made Gregg "Girl Talk" Gillis forest green with envy. However, it wasn't enough. A handful of classic Guns 'N Roses songs that were still as great as they were they day they were recorded and many others that so paled in comparison they didn't deserve to share the same stage. The crowd could have done nearly the same thing by listening to 93X for the evening.
Critic's Bias: This show was far from the train wreck I sort of expected but it was also far from great. Slash and company can and should do better than this. The Brick has fixed many of the problems that people were loudly complaining about, most notably raising the stage at least three feet, though a few still lingered -- the raised stage fixed some sight line problems, though they were still god-awful from upstairs. More revamps are in the works, apparently, but the venue remains far from perfect.
The Crowd: Older, balder and fatter than they were 25 years ago but most still seemed to love Slash as much now as they likely did then.
Random Tidbit: The band inexplicably came out for the encore sans shirts. It was an odd move, but it was also surprising to learn that Slash is ripped like a bodybuilder.
Random Notebook Dump: Myles Kennedy isn't Axl but he'll do and that's more than can be said for almost everyone else on the planet.
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Earlier this month five students from Pratt Community College traveled to San Antonio to compete in a national shooting competition.
The team took 11th place out of 26 teams in their division.
"I think we did pretty well," said Korey Pfannenstiel, sophomore from Hays. "We improved throughout the year and did the best we had done all year at nationals. I was happy with how we did as a team."
Along with Pfannenstiel, Trae Gerlach sophomore from Mulvane, Billy Milton, Tyler Bock sophomore from Kingman, and Jacob Falk participated on the team.
While there, the students competed in American and International Trap, American and International Skeet, 5-stand and sporting clays.
The students got to experience a few events that they haven't done before," said Luke Laha, co-sponsor of the shooting club.
Laha said new events to the students were the international ones and because of that, those events weren't where the team did well. Laha said the team's best event was the 5-stand because they have one that they can practice on weekly.
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Click on the above orange image or go to GiveCentral.org today! Call the Parish Office if you have any questions. Set up your weekend offering during vacationtime or your Christmas / Easter offering today and know that it will be safely delivered on Christmas Day!
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Click HERE to request a sacramental record.
Incarnation Parish prays for all those who are travelling to Krakow, Poland for World Youth Day, that their journey might be safe and happy and that their time together will be filled with inspiration, joy and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. We pray to the Lord. Lord hear our pray.
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Parish Music Director
- Full time, benefits eligible
We are seeking a Director of Music Ministry who is dynamic and pastoral to serve as part of the staff of Incarnation Catholic Parish. Music is an essential part of our worship and we place a high value on quality music that inspires our participation in the Church's worship. Previous experience in Catholic Parish Music and Catholic Liturgy is desirable as well as proficiency in keyboard (electric organ and piano) and voice.
Description of the responsibilities:
- collaborates with Pastor, staff, and parishioners in providing music for all Liturgical Services: 4 weekend Masses, Holy Days of Obligation, Christmas, Sacred Triduum, Sacramental Liturgies, School and Rel. Ed. Masses, Funerals and Weddings and other possible extra Liturgies throughout the year
- develops parish repertoire and selects music for all Liturgies
- recruits, develops, trains, rehearses, directs and encourages participation within the congregation of our Parish Choir, Hand Bell Choir, Children's Choirs (REP & School) Cantors and Instrumentalists
- participates in staff meetings and development
- creates a music page on the Parish's website
- works cooperatively with staff to plan school, seasonal and holiday themes and Liturgies
- plans, coordinates and provides music for all Funerals and Weddings in consultation with families of the deceased and engaged couples
- designs worship aids and/or booklets if necessary
- oversees maintenance of church/musical equipment
Music Director should be comfortable with a flexible schedule, possess willingness to work well with volunteers, and have a passion for good traditional Liturgy and quality music.
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What a wonderful celebration of our 10th Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood! Thanks be to God! I want to express our gratitude to all who made this celebration so solemn and beautiful. In a very special way, we thank God for our families, our friends, our brother priests and all those who have supported us in so many ways over the years, our teachers, parishioners both present and past, and the many other people whom we have met. I thank God for entrusting to me in His great love, this wonderful Parish, my dedicated Parish Staff both Pastoral and Support Staff, and so many of you - parishioners willing to give of your time and talent to foster this parish community and to serve our God.
I thank all of you who came especially to be with us. I thank ALL our liturgical ministers, ALL members of our choirs, ALL dedicated parishioners working 'behind the scenes' to prepare the Liturgy, the reception, and all those who decorated and set-up the church and the hall.
I am grateful for all the gifts we have received from you on the occasion of this special anniversary, beautiful cards and wishes, and we thank you for the donation of food and deserts. Special thanks to the owners of the Clearview and Country House restaurants for their generous donation of food.
I thank you for the gift of prayer. I want to express our gratitude to the Polish Highlanders of America, to the musicians and singers. Thank you for wearing your beautiful regional dress and attire.
You are in our hearts, filled with gratitude to God for the gift of Priesthood and for the gift of you all. Thank you and may God bless you always! To each and to all – and most of all, to Our Lord: THANK YOU!
Fr. Arek & Fr. Pawel
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You might want to check out our beautiful Marian Garden, located between the School building and the Bernardin Center. The entrance is next to the Music Room and is open from 7:00AM to 9:00PM. It is a beautiful, shaded garden that affords a quiet and restful atmosphere for prayer and meditation. There are benches to sit on or a path to walk, whichever suits your need. A shrine to Mary is at the west end of the garden for those who wish to invoke Her prayers for their concerns. Our Parishoner Bob F. and other dedicated parishioners maintain this peaceful place. I thank them for their hard work and dedication and, at the same time, I encourage all to visit. Fr. Arek
REP 2016-2017 Registration continues. Please stop by the Religious Education office to register your child(ren) to our wonderful program, call at 708.388.4005 for more informtion or check out our REP web page by clicking HERE.
Since July 1, 2014 through June 14, 2016, as many as 182 new Families have registered at Incarnation! Our October count was up by 6.4% last year.
We welcome you to our Parish family. We are happy that you chose to become members of this Catholic community. New parishioners are always welcome in our Parish. You will find our parishioners to be warm, friendly and down-to-earth people for whom worship, education, and social outreach are important values. We are proud of our past; we enjoy one another's company in the present; and we look forward to a future full of hope and promise.
We are all very pleased that you have chosen to register and join us on our pilgrimage of faith. And for those who haven't registered yet, please consider joining our parish. If you are registered somewhere else, but find yourselves worshipping with us, please consider registration, (you can always split your contributions between two parishes). Now you can register on our website, in the Parish Office, or pick up a registration form from the kiosk in the vestibule of the Church and drop it into the offertory basket on Sunday.
I would like to ask our Parish community to help me to welcome the new Families, especially if they sit next to you in your pew.
Fr. Arek
On May 21, we met with our dedicated altar servers for their annual end-of-the-year pizza-movie party. Our top ten servers, who accumulated the highest number of points for altar serving, received prizes. In addition, altar server who never missed their assigned date participated in a drawing of the newest Apple iPad.
Congratulations to Ryan Kraft (in the center) who won the iPad!
Altar Servers at Incarnation actively assist at our Liturgical celebrations. This vital ministry is consistently graced by the participation of outstanding young people. It is a wonderful opportunity for them to server their parish and enrich their faith experience. The Altar Server Ministry is open to all young people in grades 4 or above. There are fun-filled activities for altar servers through out the year. High School Students are welcome as well.
We thank Debbie Fisher, who has been helping us with the altar server schedule and their fun-filled activities all year round.
Our Altar Serving Ministry is open to any interested young people, who are not necessary students of our School or Religious Education Program. Altar server training will be provided. Please see Fr. Arek or Fr. Paul if you would like to become an altar server.
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Lest You Forget: Foreplay Is Important
She doesn't need an hour, she probably doesn't even need half an hour, but foreplay is important for a woman's healthy and happy sex life — in other words, your sex life. You may feel like you end up putting all the work in to getting her "ready" — boooring — but if you want to have more and better sex, you need to make it worth her while, and enjoy the process. The more turned on she is, the more likely she will be to orgasm, therefore the happier she will ultimately be and the more sex she will want in the future. You may be the world's biggest jackass but if you can really turn her on, she will fantasize about sex with you until she is 70.
No ultimate foreplayThere is no such thing as the "ultimate foreplay." There isn't any one thing that should or shouldn't be done all the time — variation is key, though it is important to understand what she likes in particular. After a while, your foreplay rhythm will become second nature, but don't get complacent. You need to learn from your mistakes and really turn her on, not just give her time to mentally prepare for your grand entrance.
Kissing and foreplayKissing may be the single biggest turn-on for women, and going slow is even better. If you can kiss every inch of your partner's body, by the time you are done she will likely be pretty excited about the whole thing. By taking the time to kiss her, you are saying "I love every bit of you" — not just her vagina or breasts, which can get almost desensitized if you're only focusing on that part of her. Kiss her like you mean it, and not just so you can get your rocks off. She is not just a means to an end, so enjoy her body and enjoy the process of figuring out what she likes — every woman likes something. Find out what it is.
Foreplay moves that she hatesRepetitious movements; being too aggressive or rough; lacking imagination; hurting her and missing her clitoris are all errors men make on a regular basis. Women and men touch each other differently — if you always want to have rough, aggressive sex, perhaps you should have sex with another man. Unless she explicitly wants someone with no imagination and no foreplay skills, these mistakes may cost you dearly.
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Anti-adult business hoopla costs public
Published: Sunday, December 28, 2003 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, December 27, 2003 at 11:16 p.m.
Here we go again. The last time a few people started complaining to the Parish Council and they jumped through hoops to draft an ordinance designed to place restrictions on what adults could do in Terrebonne Parish, it cost us -- you and me -- $250,000. That is what the owners of the business previously located next door to Love & Laughter Too, got. They took the money and ran.
That ordinance very easily could have and may still cost the parish millions. The reason it hasn't is because the other business owners have roots and families here. They were here for years and didn't want to hurt the parish. They just took the losses, watched their customers go to neighboring parishes and closed.
If people don't like a legal business, don't go there. If the business is not making money, it will close. All this fuss is just free advertisement for a legal business that I didn't know was there, and I'm in the area daily.
This is already costing all of us money, because the parish attorney doesn't work for nothing. Use this money for something the parish needs, like drainage. The $250,000 that was given away could have been used on a drainage pump, making repairs on a school, giving teachers a pay raise or something else for public use.
Richard L. Robinson Jr.
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The Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club will hold a paddle-thon Saturday, June 22, at the Lake Lanier Olympic Venue in Gainesville.
Northeast Georgia and surrounding areas are gaining recognition as a rapidly rising region for the production of local and sustainable foods. The 2013 Georgia Mountains Farm Tour will showcase some of the farms, farmers, markets, community gardens and restaurants making local food across the region.
Toccoa resident Rachel Watson is the featured artist in the "Dreamworks" exhibit at the Helen Arts & Heritage Center, 25 Chattahoochee Strasse, in Helen.
ALICATS Dance & Music will perform its 10th annual spring recital "Decade of Dance" this weekend in Hosch Theater, 429 Academy St. NE, at Brenau University in Gainesville. Dancers and students from toddlers to grandparents will participate in the recital celebrating the last decade of dance.
Four new exhibits will kick off their debut with a free opening reception from 5:30-7 p.m. Thursday, June 13, at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center in Gainesville.
Macon Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Candace Keach will present "Americana," a recital of music for Native American and Asian wooden flutes, silver flutes and singing bowls at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Buford First United Methodist Church, 285 E. Main St., in Buford. Pennsylvanian Russell Ferrara will accompany Keach on the classical guitar and synthesizer enabled guitars.
Flotilla 29 of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Lake Lanier, will have a one-day, seven-lesson "About boating safely" course Saturday, June 15.
The enchanted world of Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr. will appear on stage June 14-15 and June 21-23 at Holly Theater in Dahlonega.
To share insight into the music, art, food and dance of the black culture, the Gainesville-Hall County Black History Society is hosting a free Juneteenth Festival from 4-8 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Midtown Greenway and Park, 682 Grove St., behind the new Public Safety Complex in Gainesville.
Participants can learn to build their own inexpensive outdoor oven for baking pizza and breads with natural and reclaimed materials at a comprehensive one-day cob oven construction workshop.
World-class musicians will bring their talents to the University of North Georgia in June for the second annual North Georgia Chamber Music Festival, with performances in Cumming, Dahlonega and Gainesville.
Peggie Hoskins with Soulshine Band will kick off the Summer MusicFest followed by Movies on the Green on Thursday, June 13, in Gainesville.
The Mitch Farmer June Jam charity concert featuring bands and songwriting jam sessions will be from 5-10 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center, 1855 Calvary Church Road, in Gainesville.
Braselton's popular "Movies Under the Stars'" series begins anew Saturday night with the animated adventure "Escape from Planet Earth."
Question: After more than 38 years as a band, how have you managed to stay together and produce more songs?
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Tubing is finally open for the summer.
The definition of a picnic is a trip or party that includes a meal eaten outdoors, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
Summertime usually equals all kinds of outdoor activities for school-age children on break from the classroom. But for afternoons too hot and humid or wet ...
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"From wherever you stood, the opposing side offered respectable, credible views. In today's fractured culture the evening struck a blow for civility."
- The Huffington Post
February 26, 2016
The atmosphere on campuses nationwide has become charged with accusations, on one side, that "micro-aggressions" are hurtful to women and people of color, and countercharges that universities are censoring speakers.
On Tuesday, the issue will land in the spotlight at the Yale Repertory Theatre as four debaters argue for or against the statement, "Free speech is threatened on campus."
"I don't think there's any question that free speech is threatened on campus. I think the question is whether free speech should be threatened on campus," said Wendy Kaminer, who is one of the debaters in the Intelligence Squared U.S. debate, sponsored by the Adam Smith Society, an organization composed of business school students and alumni.
December 11, 2015
During the Intelligence Squared debate last week, Roger Clegg, president and general counsel for the Center for Equal Opportunity, argued that a diverse campus and the interracial conversations that could result from it is not a compelling enough reason to continue racial preferences, even as part of a larger calculus that considers many factors for student admission.
December 08, 2015
As the Supreme Court of the United States again prepares to consider arguments in Fisher v. The University of Texas at Austin today, the arguments will be presented amid a national environment that seems to have proven that race is still very much a factor on campuses across the country.
November 05, 2015
Pop a pill, ace a test. If you could take a pill that would instantly make you work harder, improve your brain function and make you "smarter," would you?
A panel of experts argued this question in a debate this week presented byIntelligence Squared U.S. at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., entitled, "College Students Should be Allowed to Take Smart Drugs."
November 03, 2015
If there was a pill that could make everyone smarter and more focused, how many people would take it?
This question was the subject of debate among experts at the Jack Morton Auditorium Monday night. Moderated by ABC News correspondent John Donvan, the panel weighed the medical and moral risks, as well as the benefits, of college students using drugs like Adderall, without a prescription, to help them study.
November 03, 2015
We use coffee to stay awake, good food and nutrition to stay healthy and alert. But if there was a drug that made you smarter, helped you learn, and made you more focused, would you take it?
That's a question that Nicole Vincent, associate professor of philosophy, law and neuroscience at Georgia State University, asked to open her TED talk in Sydney last year.
That question also opened a Monday night debate at George Washington University in which two sides argued both for and against whether "College Students Should Be Allowed to Take Smart Drugs."
November 03, 2015
Should college students be allowed to take Adderall and Modafinil to improve their academic performance, or should universities treat these so-called "smart drugs" the same way Major League Baseball treats steroids? I attended a debate on the subject at George Washington University last night, and came away convinced that banning smart drugs is not only impractical—it's profoundly evil.
November 03, 2015
Last night, I had the pleasure of debating my views on why college students should be allowed to take smart drugs. My partner, Anjan Chatterjee and I were in support of the resolution. Nicole Vincent and Eric Racine were opposed.
The debate, hosted by Intelligence Squared US (IQ2US) and FIRE, was an engaging conversation about the existing and potential role of these drugs in society, and in particular on college campuses.
November 03, 2015
Should college students take smart drugs? That was the question posed to a panel of professors at an Intelligence Squared debate at George Washington University on Monday night.
November 01, 2015
Intelligence Squared US and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) are embarking on a joint venture (that I am proud to have brokered), to present a series of high-profile debates on college campuses. Our first debate will be tomorrow at George Washington University.
October 26, 2015
Should students be allowed — or encouraged — to take "smart drugs" so they can get better grades?
That will be the question on the table on Monday when the public affairs program Intelligence Squared — IQ2 — brings its lively debate format to George Washington University.
September 21, 2015
On September 16, 2015, ALI members Stephen J. Schulhofer of New York University School of Law, Jeannie C. Suk of Harvard University Law School, and Michelle J. Anderson of City University of New York School of Law participated in a debate discussing whether universities are equipped for enforcing policies in response to sexual assault violence, or whether the criminal court system is better suited for the task.
September 18, 2015
Harvard Law School professor Jeannie C. Suk argued at a forum in New York this week that the criminal court system, not campus resources, should investigate and adjudicate cases of alleged sexual harassment, sexual assault, and rape.
At the forum—hosted by Intelligence Squared Debates and titled "Courts, Not Campuses, Should Decide Sexual Assault Cases"—Suk and Yale Law School professor Jed Rubenfeld argued in favor of the motion. Michelle Anderson, the dean of City University New York School of Law, and Stephen Schulhofer, a professor at New York University School of Law, argued in favor of university involvement in the contentious issue.
September 18, 2015
Just before four law professors take the stage here to debate whether courts or colleges should decide sexual-assault cases, the ABC News correspondent John Donvan polls the audience of about 250 people.
Should all rape allegations involving college students be handled by the criminal-justice system? Or should campuses continue to use a separate disciplinary process, with different standards and sanctions, and give students who allege such incidents a choice of how to proceed?
September 17, 2015
Jed Rubenfeld and Jeannie Suk (for) and Michelle Anderson and Stephen Schulhofer (against) participated in an interesting and extensive debate on this question on September 16; video here. One of the most notable aspects of the discussion was the systematic doubt about the capacity of courts to be fair. Professor Suk noted that campus disciplinary proceedings had a disproportionate impact on the poor and minorities; Dean Anderson responded, to oversimplify, that Ferguson and other incidents make clear that the criminal justice system is worse. All sides agreed that there are excesses in campus discipline which are appropriately being weeded out in courts. Again, to oversimplify, Professor Schulhofer argued nevertheless that campus discipline was necessary for fairness to the accused; given draconian sexual assault sentences, the power of prosecutors, the pressure of sweet pleas, and the unreliability of juries, some form of accountability other than prosecution was necessary so that the lives of minor offenders (or alleged offenders) were not ruined. Taken together, I think most or all parties might agree that the criminal justice system has often been disrespectful of victims, dismissive of sexual assault claims, and also sometimes arbitrary and brutal to those charged with or convicted of sex offenses. If this is so, one wonders what makes the character or ability of professors and administrators so much higher that better results are likely in the academy.
February 26, 2015
WASHINGTON — Before the Intelligence Squared debate held at George Washington University, only one in three audience members said they agreed that liberals are stifling intellectual diversity at colleges and universities, but after hearing both sides of the debate, almost three-fifths of the audience was convinced that liberals are stifling intellectual diversity.
The debate, moderated by John Donvan, an author and correspondent for ABC News, will be aired on National Public Radio stations and is available online.
February 25, 2015
At GW last night, nobody was willing to argue that students should be silenced.
Anyone feeling disheartened by the many ways our First Amendment freedoms are under attack may find solace in the outcome of an event last night hosted by Intelligence Squared at George Washington University. Two teams of two debated whether liberals are stifling intellectual diversity on college campuses—and the side arguing for the proposition won in a landslide.
Interestingly, three of the four participants and both debaters arguing the affirmative indentify as liberals.
February 25, 2015
WASHINGTON, D.C. – After a 90-minute campus debate Tuesday over whether liberals stifle intellectual diversity on college campuses, nearly six in 10 members of the audience agreed – they do.
That according to a vote of the audience taken after the "Intelligence Squared Debate" at George Washington University on the topic of whether "liberals are stifling intellectual diversity on campus."
Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, along with Fox Newscontributor and USA Today columnist Kirsten Powers, were able to convince 59 percent of those in attendance that there is a pervasive liberal intolerance of different views on campuses, an atmosphere that hinders free speech and debate.
February 25, 2015
Panelists visiting GW debated whether or not liberals suppressed intellectual diversity on college campuses Tuesday.
The debate, hosted by Intelligence Squared, a non-profit group that organizes discussions around the country, engaged about 100 people in the Jack Morton Auditorium. John Donovan, an author and ABC news correspondent, moderated the event.
Audience members were invited to vote on whether they thought liberals discouraged intellectual diversity on college campuses before and after the discussion. When it began, 33 percent said liberals suppressed intellectual diversity, while 21 percent said they disagreed and 46 percent were undecided.
October 01, 2014
A recent debate, "Embrace the Common Core?" hosted by Intelligence Squared, featured some of the nation's top experts on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). The Oxford-style "2 vs. 2" debate show included comments on topics such as whether or not the CCSS are actually right for kids and the rationale behind national standards. In particular, the debate focused on the controversial CCSS-aligned assessments and the cognitive appropriateness of the standards. The debate offered a refreshing take on what is often a politically charged topic. Many other educational bloggers have also offered analysis of this debate, including Diane Ravitch and The Washington Post's Valerie Strauss.
September 25, 2014
On September 9, I attended the NPR-syndicated Intelligence Squared debate, "Should Schools Embrace the Common Core?" Although it has been reported that close to 80 percent of Americans now oppose the Common Core Standards, the initial poll of the live audience showed that 50 percent of the audience was for, 13 percent against, and 37 percent undecided. So one obvious question is: How much of the audience was made up of people who had some skin in the Common Core game?
September 24, 2014
New York public school principal Carol Burris, an outspoken standards critic and defender of leveled reading, recently published an anti-Common Core missive on the Washington Post's Answer Sheet blog that was fairly typical of the form. Where, she wondered, "is the research to support: close reading, increased Lexile levels, the use of informational texts, and other questionable practices in the primary grades?"
The blog post, which has already been intelligently critiqued by Ann Whalen at Education Post, expanded on remarks delivered by Burris earlier this month at an Intelligence Squared U.S. debate with Fordham president Michael Petrilli and former assistant secretary of education Carmel Martin. There, too, she demanded evidence of literacy improvements arising from the use of complex texts.
September 19, 2014
Intelligence Squared U.S. sponsored a debate September 9, 2014 on the Common Core State Standards. Four participants argued whether American schools should embrace the standards. They included Carmel Martin, a former assistant Secretary of Education and current executive vice president at the Center for American Progress, Mike Petrilli, president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative think tank, Carol Burris, principal of South Side High School in New York in Rockville Centre, New York, and Frederick Hess, director of educational policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute. Martin, from the "left," and Petrilli, from the "right," argued in support of Common Core. Burris, from the "left," and Hess, from the "right," were opposed.
September 17, 2014
So where is the research to support: close reading, increased Lexile levels, the use of informational texts and other questionable practices in the primary grades? During our recent Intelligence Squared debate on the Common Core the Fordham Institute's Mike Petrilli told the audience he "spent the big part of the weekend talking to some reading experts." When I later asked Mr. Petrilli for the evidence of the research on Common Core reading methods he said, "Well, I will be happy to go find it for you after this debate." I am still waiting.
September 14, 2014
Embrace the Common Core State Standards? Do not embrace the Common Core? That was the question in New York when four people — two for embracing and two against — participated in a recent debate about the controversial initiative.
The event was sponsored by an organization called Intelligence Squared U.S., which offers forums for debates and discussions of topical issues.
September 12, 2014
Petrilli is the current president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and an editor of Education Next. He is a frequent poster and seems to be in the know about many of the education comings and goings. His feed is a good resource if you want to read some interesting articles on education, or if you want to know about the latest education debate (he recently spoke in favor of the Common Core at a "Embrace the Common Core" debate sponsored by Intelligence Squared U.S. -- would you be surprised if we told you Ravitch then blogged about it?)
September 11, 2014
I am not exactly sure what "Intelligence Squared" is, but it sponsored an interesting debate about Common Core.
Speaking for Common Core was Mike Petrilli, president of the conservative Thomas B. Fordham Institute, and Carmel Martin, formerly assistant secretary for civil rights in the U.S. Department of Education and a strong enthusiast for Race to the Top as well as the Common Core.
Speaking in opposition to the proposition of embracing the Common Core was Carol Burris, principal of South Side High School in Rockville Center in New York, and Rick Hess of the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
I found Burris and Hess far more persuasive than Petrilli and Martin.
September 10, 2014
Four partisans with strong opinions debated the Common Core State Standards on Tuesday night in New York City as part of the very lively but civil Intelligence Squared U.S. series, which will air on NPR.
May 07, 2014
Is it really a question of bricks vs clicks? In a debate at Columbia University, the question whether it would be bricks or clicks — in other words campus vs MOOCs — in the future of higher education, the clicks won. Now, in all fairness, I believe that the future of (higher) education lies in combining both (and add in other elements) to get the best outcomes for students, but nevertheless the debate, as reported on in the New Yorker, is an interesting one.
May 05, 2014
Beyond issues of retaining students, critics also raise concerns about whether online education provides effective ways to learn and whether it affords students the personalized attention they deserve. Those issues were debated earlier this month at an Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates event, titled "More Clicks, Fewer Bricks: The Lecture Hall Is Obsolete," at Columbia University.


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A collage of one of the Mangas I am reading. It´s called Super Dreadnought Girl. It´s awesome, and I love it a lot.
Do you know where I can get it?
I just finished it. It was good, but very strange.
Yeah, I know. That's how I felt when I was reading it.
ill have to check that one out. looks good.
Yeah, it is, but I expect it to continue.
Nice collage
Thanks a lot, but it's just simple.
I really love that manga, but I haven't found any continuation.
I really love that manga, but I haven't found any continuation.
if you follow that manga, i believe thmmy is supposed to continue this series, they have only released one chapter and i think their short on translators, so.... no time frame for next one.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. But the best we can do right now is just to wait. I have a lot of expectations with that Manga.
wish ch 14 will come soon
any thoughts of what will transpire with that american spy girl that loves him now?
go to OneManga.com and they have it but its still getting updated.. Does anyone know if this manga is longer than 6 chapters?
I really love this series actually I started reading it a few days ago... is it still going?
I never knew you were a fan of this manga. I love it too.
Love it, and for gentle vore/gts this manga is one of the best
Yeah. I guess.
It is in fact a great series.
ta pupero el collage
se ve que no tienes oficio y te encanta ese manga XD
pequeños y gigantes XD
se ve que no tienes oficio y te encanta ese manga XD
pequeños y gigantes XD
yeah it's a pretty good manga
You notice how they never stick with one size but one momeny hes as tall as her face and then the next smaller than her eye?


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Steven E. Nissen, MD, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, was among the first to raise questions about Avandia's heart safety.
"There is no evidence whatsoever that lower doses of [Avandia] are 'safe,'" Nissen tells WebMD via email. "Any suggestion that serious cardiovascular toxicity can be avoided by using a small dose represents pure speculation at best."
Zinman agrees that his study enrolled too few patients, and was too short, to provide any information on Avandia's heart safety. However, he suggests that while it was not studied, Actos would likely have the same effect when combined with metformin in a low-dose combination.
Mezitis agrees, but he'd like to see this supported by a clinical trial.
"Yes, we can make the association that Actos would work the same way, but we don't have a study suggesting that," he says. "So I would feel more comfortable having a study first before recommending another medication."
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