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First off KFECAL nobody asked your opinion and since you have a top position @ Ford as a sanitation engineer I believe you should lead by example take your nappy brillol headed self back into the restroom and scrub the toilets then jump in and flush you and your pack of fecal critters down the drain with the rest of your lazy minority.Bwwwwwwww Clowns Rule you fish eyed fool.7734/2013<quoted text>
As I commend you and award you with the Grand Cross of the German Eagle. It's awarded to the most racist and unintelligent of bird poo colored miscreants as yourself. You make your Klan/Nazi/White Nationalist/Pan-Aryanists albino chimpazoid brothers proud. Keep up the good work [I]mpotent [C]aucachimp [P]ricks of 2013. Who knows, maybe you can win again in 2014!
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Bring it, Laqaundra! We'll take you and your fellow thugs like Marquis, De Shaunn, Mooky "B-Boy", Darnell, and Kieshaen on a little right and dump you all head first into a wood chipper.
#15990 Jun 14, 2013
Wood chipper is even better than a gas chamber. No stiff to get rid of.
#15991 Jun 14, 2013
Why don't you shaved apes learn some English and act like human beings and not like something a babboon crapped out between meals.
How can you spot the stupid ape in Cordova? He's the one shooting someone at a McDonalds over a cell phone.
#15992 Jun 14, 2013
That would be one smelly wood chipper. Make sure you have plenty of acid to disinfect after each use, for the sake of the environment.
#15993 Jun 14, 2013
I speak for Vestavia hills will smith is a troubled kid I know most are aware of him I found hos new twitter @Williomaan and his Facebook posts both are increasingly disturbing and sad he's crying for help I feel and he is gonna be dead I feel soon
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#15994 Jun 15, 2013
You are quite mentally [I]mpaired my [C]rackbrained little [P]ansy lol. Keep up the good work though. You might be able to win the master racist award for 2014.
#15997 Jun 15, 2013
Who is KFART?
#15998 Jun 15, 2013
Kfart is Kfecal. STAY WHITE, STAY STRONG, AND YOU CAN'T GO WRONG. 5372.
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l@@k KFEDUS you have been nominated as monkey master baitor most of you chimps hump everything insight you know what I'm talking about Mr.Meoff.Now you have been served a nice cold glass of brass monkey no pun intended.Bwwwwwwwwwa 7734/2013 and by the way happy who's your father's day to you magilla gorilla.
#16003 Jun 16, 2013
Must be a confusing day in Kfecal's neck of the woods. We all know that the reason all dem simianesque "urban yufes" call each other "brother" is cuz deys don't bees knowin' who deys daddy bees. Hey Tarbaby Jones, who yo baby daddies bees. 1212/8181. White Pride Worldwide.
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#16005 Jun 16, 2013
"Father's Day" The most confusing day of the year for all l\liggers. Female l\liggers call it " Where Ma Babee Daddee Wallet Day"
#16007 Jun 16, 2013
All the prisons and jails should be flooded today with suspected l\ligger relatives of gorilla fathers.
One of the worse racial remarks you can say to a l\ligger is Happy Father's Day.
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so you vote republican?
#16009 Jun 16, 2013
So you don't vote, you just take the freebies!
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Do you belong to the association known as NRA -KNEEGERS RUINED AMEMERICA? Bwwwwwwwwwa 7734/2013 Oh and by the way take your Tin cap off and stop drinking the purple kool-aid moonbat!
Since: Aug 10
#16011 Jun 16, 2013
yup, you're a consrvative alright.
Racism and conservatism are never far apart
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For the month of July, Glenelg will turn into a Winter Wonderland with a huge 450sqm ice rink installed on Moseley Square. Come rain, hail or shine; morning, noon or night bring the family and skate by Adelaide's favourite beach.
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Clean, nice pool, great food in the dining area
The city is far from the hotel.
Staff was very nice and very helpful - far above and beyond expectations.
Great place and value for the money, the staff people and GM Jose are all excellent service, friendly and trying hard to keep gue 3 1/2 stars.. happy!
The saunas need attention, the spa services are very nice, excellent service, but a bit high priced for Costa Rica and the spa packages could be up graded.
The location and entrance are decieving, but the rooms, pools and gardens are specatacular!
Excellent staff and great safe feel.
Hot as hell, loud external city at night, no hot water in shower.
Very good value for money. Good location, clean, helpful and friendly staff
Close to town and airport.quiet.
No hot water.no ice.
Location is good
I booked here because of the included breakfast but they charged me $13 for coffee and a me two grilled cheese, most of the menue was unavailable as the only opened the restaurant when I asked for the breakfast
The place was clean and the staff was great.
The bed wasn't the most comfortable, but it was okay. There was a lot of noise from the casino area until 6am.
Quiet location, very nice staff, good AC and shower.
Kind of in the middle of nowhere. If you don't have a car, it's about $5 to get to Liberia, and there are no restaurants or stores around.
Best hotel for the price. Food was just amazing. We are vegetarian and this is where we had the most options. Their buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner is top-notch for the price. The great variety of desserts, juices and entree were worth $20. They have their own hot spring which also is amazing.
The road to this hotel is in poor repair just like many parts of the costa rica.
Lots to do in a beautiful location. The staff were great, beautiful hideaway spot.
Nowhere was it mentioned it would be a 45 minute drive from the airport on a rough mountain road or that taxi cost from the airport would be $85 US. Not a good choice for a late arrival.
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- Swap shampoo with sulfates for sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfates are harsh cleaners that are effective at stripping away the oils in your hair. The problem is that without the protection of natural oils, hair gets easily damaged and frayed. Choose a shampoo made with oils and natural cleansers that won't be too harsh for your hair.
- Replace commercially-manufactured conditioner with something made with natural ingredients. Conditioners can contain sulfates, too, and they also contain other chemicals that can be hard on your hair. Replace your conditioner with one that is made with coconut oil, aloe, and other natural conditioners. You can also try substituting an apple cider vinegar solution - it makes hair soft, supple and shiny.
- Toss out hair sprays, gels, and pomades containing a lot of chemicals. Again, applying these to your hair can damage it over time. Use them sparingly or replace them with hair products containing natural ingredients.
2Handle your hair gently. Hair is soft and fragile, and if you're trying to grow it as thick as possible, it's important not to treat it too roughly. Certain hair-handling habits can cause hair to fall out, break off, or fray. Change up your routine in the following ways:
- Wash it less frequently. Washing your hair every day doesn't give your scalp time to produce the natural oils that coat your hair and keep it healthy. Wash it three times a week at most. Use dry shampoo to freshen it up between washings.
- Blot your hair dry. Instead of wringing it out and roughly toweling it, use a soft towel to gently squeeze your hair and blot it dry.
- Use a wide-toothed comb instead of a brush. Brushing your hair can pull it out, and especially never brush your hair when it's wet. Use a wide toothed comb to work out the tangles gently.
3Stop using heat. Styling tools like hair dryers, straightening irons, and curling irons are tough on hair. Use them sparingly or forego them altogether. If you absolutely must straighten or curl your hair, try straightening without heat or using sponge rollers to curl it.
4Let your hair be its natural self. Bleaching, highlighting and coloring your hair can cause it to fall out or become dry and brittle. Chemical straighteners and permanent curls are also extremely damaging to your hair. Embrace your natural color and texture to promote hair growth and preserve the health of your hair.
5Get regular trims. Trimming your hair gets rid of dull, damaged ends and adds new life and volume to your hair. Shorter cuts and layered cuts, especially, can make your hair appear to be thicker than it looks when it's long and untrimmed.
Method 2
Lifestyle Changes to Help Hair Grow Thicker
1Eat a nutritious diet. If you have a diet devoid of essential nutrients, it shows in the volume and texture of your hair. Thick, voluminous hair depends on a healthy diet filled with vitamins and minerals that cause your hair to grow strong.
- Get plenty of protein. Protein makes hair thick and shiny. Make sure you're getting enough in your diet by eating a lot of fish, lean meat, nuts, and eggs.
- Eat omega-3 fatty acids. These healthy fatty acids promote hair growth. Eat sardines, walnuts, avocados, and pumpkin seeds.
- Eat spinach and other leafy greens to get enough vitamin C.
- Take vitamins. Prenatal vitamins, especially, contain ingredients that help thicken your hair.
2Protect your hair from environmental damage. Everyday activities you don't think about may be causing your hair to become brittle and thin. Take the following measures to protect your hair from outside factors:
- Keep it out of the sun. Direct sunlight can damage your hair just like it can damage your skin. If you're out in the sun a lot, start wearing a hat or a scarf to keep your hair safe.
- Protect it from pollution. Do you have a morning commute that involves walking near heavy traffic? Pollution from cars, buses and other automobiles can cause your hair to dry out. Consider wearing a hat when you're in areas with traffic.
- Don't expose it to chlorine. Chlorine in swimming pools is a common cause of dry, damaged hair. Over time it that can cause your hair to become thinner. Wear a swim cap in the pool. When you don't wear a cap, be sure to wash out the chlorine as soon as you get out of the pool.
3Relieve your stress. Stress from work, family issues and any number of factors can take a physical toll that manifests as hair loss. Becoming aware of this problem can help you figure out how to eliminate the problem that might be causing your hair to thin.
- If possible, remove the stress from your life or deal with it using healthy methods like meditation, exercise and getting plenty of sleep.
- Knowing that your hair is thinning can itself become a source of stress. Ease your worry by employing new strategies to help your hair grow thick, like using natural products, skipping chemical treatments and eating a nutritious diet.
Method 3
Treatment Options for Getting Thick Hair
1Try a hair thickening product. Beauty stores sell a variety of serums, balms and other products designed to help hair grow thicker. Decide which type of product is right for you.
- Growth-stimulating shampoos replace your normal shampoo with substances that are said to promote growth.
- Products like Rogaine are applied to the head over the course of several sessions, after which new hair growth will hopefully appear.
2Get extensions or weaves. Adding volume to your hair could be as simple as going to the salon and paying for it. Extensions, weaves, and clip-ins are a natural, effective option for getting thicker hair without having to wait.
3Look into getting hair transplants. Getting hair transplants involves having individual hair follicles surgically implanted in areas that are thinning or balding. This method is often expensive, but it can be quite effective. Research the treatment and talk with a doctor to decide whether hair transplants might be the right treatment for you.
Community Q&A
Could eating too much junk food lead to thinned, brittle, or damaged hair?wikiHow ContributorYes! Junk food lacks the important nutrients and vitamins that your hair needs in order to be thick, shiny, and healthy, such as: biotin, sulfur, cobalt, copper, and selenium. Keep in mind that poor diet is not the only factor that can lead to unhealthy hair, but also things like: environment, stress, excessive shampooing, and using the wrong type of shampoo.
Could touching my hair a lot throughout the day cause hair loss?wikiHow ContributorNot usually, unless your hair was fragile for some particular reason. Simply touching hair without pulling it can't cause hair loss. This is, of course, presuming that you're touching it with your fingers. Touching it with scissors, a hot hair straightener, etc., could result in hair loss if you cut or burn the hair.
Will tying my hair in a ponytail promote hair growth by pulling on the follicles?wikiHow ContributorNo! The only thing it will do is pull the hair out. Consider brushing your hair instead; this will keep it healthy and help get rid of any loose hair.
Does Sassanian yoga helps in regrowing hair?
How do I find sulfate-free shampoo?
Some people eat junk food in large amounts, but their hair is thick as ever. How is that possible?
Can changing your diet and eliminating carbs thin your hair?
- Don't use heat like a straightener, curler and hair dryer as they damage your hair.
- Don't style your hair while it's wet. It can damage, cause breakage at the roots and therefore, cause hair to not grow in.
- Massage your scalp with the tips of your fingers (NOT your fingernails) in a clockwork motion 10-15 minutes a day.
- Never wash your hair every day. It dries your hair. Wash every two days, for example.
- Use a natural hair-care regimen as chemicals can actually weaken and thin hair. Also, chemicals can cause health risks.
- To make your hair appear fuller quickly, tease it or curl it using rollers to add some volume.
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Editor's Note
Our reviews of Soundstage Presents Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Live In Concert (published February 24th, 2005), Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Damn The Torpedoes (published August 16th, 2010), Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Damn The Torpedoes (Blu-Ray) (published August 25th, 2010), and Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: High Grass Dogs (published December 24th, 1999) are also available.
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The prettiest man in rock & roll…live!
The Case
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame icon Tom Petty and his iconoclastic Heartbreakers blow the roof off the house as they settle in for a full blown concert featuring songs that have gone on to become radio staples as well as deep cuts and rarities. Appearing on Chicago WTTW's Soundstage in 2003, this two-part concert is a great introduction to a man who has spent nearly 40 years as the soundtrack to our lives.
The songs featured on Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live in Concert include:
• "Baby Please Don't Go"
It seems rather easy to take some of the older—or classic, if you like—rock musicians for granted. The newest, hottest artists dominate the charts, while seasoned often at-their-peak musicians get left in the shuffle. While I don't think anyone has forgotten about Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, their hits have dried up, even as they continue to release new music. Petty's time as a dominating force has come and gone, but his music and talent keep on trucking.
The great thing about concert movies is that they allow you explore artists in their element, and Tom Petty is most surely at home on stage banging out some (see: a few) of his biggest hits. The simply titled Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live in Concert is a great experience, for those who are lifelong Petty fans and those who just came in. This concert covers a lot of bases, from Petty's biggest hits to lesser known gems and everything in between. The caveat is that those looking for a concert of pure hits will be disappointed. Petty is not one to rest on his laurels, and this concert proves that tenfold.
The Heartbreakers themselves are a taught, tight group of musicians who just keep getting better with age. Rob Blair, Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, Scott Thurston, and Steven Ferrone comprise a band of talent second to none; much like Bruce Springsteen's mighty E-Street Band, these men have been playing together for decades and their camaraderie shows. I'm always amazed that musicians this age still have the onstage stamina of a 22-year-old. While the show isn't filled with major theatrics (lighting is about as fancy as it gets), the music boldly stands front and center.
The nearly two hour set list is comprised of some of Petty's bigger hits. Fans will be thrilled to hear live versions of such classics like "I Won't Back Down," "Refugee," and "You Don't Know How it Feels." While the exclusion of "American Girl" and "Learning to Fly" was disappointing, these addition of the tender "Angel Dream" and full throttle "Born in Chicago" more than make for the missing hits. A lot of the songs tend towards a more bluesy feel (much like Petty's current sound), and should please those looking for something a little different, yet familiar.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live in Concert is presented in 1.78:1/1080i high definition widescreen. The transfer is represented well in both depth of detail and vibrancy of color. While it's not reference quality, I really have little to complain about. The soundtrack is presented in a dynamic DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio mix. Fans will be stoked to hear such a full, rich mix, with vocals and instruments spread over the entire speaker system. This is a nearly perfect concert replication and needs to be turned up LOUD. And if the full surround isn't your thing, there's also a LPCM 2.0 stereo mix included.
Sadly, though, no bonus features.
I highly recommend Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live in Concert (Blu-ray) to those who are curious about Petty's back catalog. It may not be a Petty greatest hits package, but this raw roots-filled set is a great place to start.
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Playing in a triangular meet at the Junction City Bowl against the Blue Jays and Hayden, both Manhattan bowling teams took second place on Thursday afternoon.
In the second game of the season in early December, the Manhattan High boys' basketball team got all it could handle in a 59-54 win at Topeka West.
Going into his recruitment to play college soccer, Manhattan High senior Tyler Daveline had a pretty good idea of what he wanted.
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At Troy, the Wildcats took a six-point lead to halftime and led by seven heading into the fourth quarter, but Frankfort couldn't hold off the Trojans in a close loss on the road, as Troy outscored the Wildcats 17-9 in the fourth quarter to win.
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At Troy, Frankfort came out firing on all cylinders against Troy in a tough road matchup and took an 18-10 lead after one quarter of play.
At Abilene, Wamego stayed close with Abilene most of the game but couldn't keep pace in the fourth quarter in a loss to the Cowboys.
Most days, the kind of scores the Manhattan boys' bowling team put up on Monday would be enough to win a quadrangular meet.
Manhattan head coach Scott Mall wanted to see his team come out strong from the opening tip in response to the team's Friday night loss to Olathe South, and the Indians did in a big way.
Playing on back-to-back nights for the second time in a week, Manhattan head coach Benji George was prepared to be satisfied a win of any kind on the road at Great Bend Friday night.
Erin was tired of being on the sidelines and tired of working behind the scenes. She was ready to shed the life she lived for 18 years as a manicurist and ready to shed the pounds she put on as a working mom.
At Frankfort, Valley Heights earned a Twin-Valley League road win Friday night with a 67-48 win over Frankfort.
At Alma, Riley County put together a dominant effort against Wabaunsee in a Mid-East League road win.
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At Alma, Riley County held off Wabaunsee for a 15-point Mid-East League road win.
At Randolph, Blue Valley played close against Wetmore for two quarters, trailing at halftime by just two points, but couldn't keep up the pace in the second half.
At Frankfort, Valley Heights took a 20-9 into the second quarter and built up its lead in the second half against the Wildcats, winning comfortably on the road in Twin-Valley League play.
MCPHERSON — The Manhattan High girls' basketball team used a strong first half to fuel its 49-36 win over Andale in the third-place game at McPherson's Mid-America Classic Saturday evening.
Playing on back-to-back nights for the second time in a week, the Manhattan High boys' basketball grinded out a win on the road at Great Bend Friday night, 47-36.
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Baymont Inn & Suites places you within a few miles (5 km) of Columbia College and Stephens College. This 65-room hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. University of Missouri and Museum of Art and Archaeology are also close to this Columbia hotel.
Free breakfast is included with your stay.
The 65 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. LCD TVs come with cable channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include free weekday newspapers, free local calls, and ironing boards.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
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I bought this mattress for my 6 year old daughter, and I paid the same amount for a twin mattress from a furniture store a year ago. This is NOWHERE NEAR the quality of her last (2 seperate layers of padding, one of the layers memory foam). It came rolled up like carpet, and when I put it on her bed and sat down, all I could feel was springs, not to mention it squeaks every time she or I moved on it at all. And the picture is deceiving, the bed is actually a very ugly tan pinstripe color. Don't waste your money unless you have a pickup truck to return the thing when you realize what poor quality it is (which of course I don't).
Mattress seems like it would be comfortable except for the rigid metal running across it - sticking up from the innersprings. The mattress was delivered ROLLED and vacuum packed -- yes, an innerspring mattress crushed down to a roll. When unrolled, it is left with a rigid up-forced crease due to the packaging/shipping process. I will not buy another mattress if it is shipped this way. Furthermore, how would I even begin to go about returning it. I have no way of re-packaging this.
Not only is this NOT a 7 inch thick mattress none of the dimensions are even remotely close to what a full size should be. This is more like a reject. The actual dimensions are:
5 1/2 inches thick
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69 Inches long A full size mattress should be 54 x 75 # http://www.dormia.com/sleepcenter/dimensions.asp# Im returning this mattress....what a colossal disappointment.
I purchased this product for my 5 year old as his first "big kid" bed. After reading the reviews I was skeptical but decided to go for it anyways. I Have to say I was pleasantly surprised! I read in other comments that it came vacuum packed in a box, but ours came in a large bag only folded in half. It was a bit bent when placed on the frame, but after a couple hours flattened for the most part and I expect it to completely straighten out after a couple nights of sleeping on it. The padding on the top is very soft and while laying on it I didn't have any springs stabbing me or anything like that. The springs aren't squeaky and its very springy. I haven't slept in a twin size bed for years, but the only thing I noticed was that my toes hang off the bed of it (I'm 5'8"), but that's not really an issue for my family. Overall I would completely recommend this bed! Great for the price!
Got this for our 4 year old since we upped her to her 'big girl bed'. Even being 8 months pregnant I found it comfortable. Perfect for her. Doesn't quite fit snug in the twin frame but does the job.
I found it to be WORSE THAN sleeping on ROCKS. Springs are bent due to the way it was packaged. An air mattress would be better than this. I actually bought it for the grandchildren but I love them way too much to let them sleep on this mattress. Seriously a king sized bed topper folded in half has more cushion & support.
The image is nothing like what you actually receive. What you get is an over sized bed roll.
I was totally surprised at the quality and comfort of this mattress . It went beyond my expectations. It comes tightly wrapped into a roll . As soon as I cut open the plastic wrapper , It opened perfectly all by itself into a real mattress ! It could not be easier . Quality is great . One more product I order from site to store and can honestly say I am never disappointed .
I was not pleased when it arrived. It was packaged poorly and rolled up, so when it was unrolled it kept a curved shape. I'm sure it will flatten out once used, but it was still disappointing. Also, it is not very comfortable. Springs galore..with little padding. It will either have to be returned or replaced (with a different brand) after little use.
one gets what they pay for- bought this for 2 trundle beds. Its very springy and lumpy. Walmart delivery was way ahead of time and price was not bad but would have spent more for one level higher in quality -comes rolled up not flat.
The mattress was very easy to get out of the package first of all. Second it is very soft. It is perfect for a transition from a crib mattress to a twin. My son loves it!
We got this for our 4 year old daughters first "big girl bed". It's great for her and much better than I expected for the price! I'm impressed.
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Experts drool when they see Luther Sampson's shop — even though it contains no tools. Any why should it, when Luther has been gone for so long?
Luther Sampson was a joiner (a carpenter who produced and installed millwork) in Duxbury, Massachusetts in the late 1700's. His shop was rediscovered last summer, making it the oldest known woodworking shop in the U.S. on its original site. In recent years, this vinyl-sided building had been used for storage and no one appreciated its importance. Fortunately, restoration carpenter Michael Burrey (who was working on a nearby building) managed to get inside. Once there, he recognized the interior for what it was — a largely intact 18th-century joiners shop. The tools may be gone but the original benches and tool racks are still there, and to the trained eye they indicate how tools were used to produce trim, doors, and other millwork.
The Boston Globe published an interesting story about the shop and Architectural historian Jeff Klee posted this excellent set of captioned photos on Flikr.
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APNewsBreak: Ex-Fla. GOP chair under investigation
OCALA, Fla. Former Republican Party of Florida Chairman Jim Greer is under criminal investigation after an audit found he awarded himself and his executive director a fundraising contract that paid them about $200,000.
Greer owned a 60 percent share of a corporation set up to raise money for the party. Executive director Delmar Johnson owned the other 40 percent of the corporation, which received a 10 percent commission on money raised for the party, the audit found.
Party Chairman John Thrasher released a statement saying he was told that the party may have been the victim of illegal activity after the audit discovered Greer and Johnson's role in the corporation. The case was referred to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
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WHERE NOBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME: Sometimes you just need to hide out in the dark corner of a seedy bar where there is no chance of running into anyone you know and drown your sorrows in a stiff drink (or three). When that time comes — and you happen to be on the Westside — head to Mr. C's. The tiny bar, which is tucked away in the strip next to the Fellini's on Howell Mill Road, has all the markings of a standard: worn wood tables, pleather bar chairs that have seen better days, neon beer signs, plasma televisions lining the perimeter of the bar, a pool table, and an Internet jukebox cranking out anything from Dave Matthews to Atlanta anthems by our very own T.I.
UNUSUAL SUSPECTS: The bar attracts college kids, aging frat boys, drunk girls spilling out of their clothes, and that one old dude sitting by himself who greets every female with a creepy, drunken smile. Many people have a strange affinity for Mr. C's — probably because everyone needs a place to get rowdy in anonymity.
DRUNK AND DINE: The usual suds like PBR and Miller abound. Mixed drinks use well brands, but are mercifully strong and cheap. The wings and the fried okra are safe bets. There is also a "steak and bake" special (a steak and baked potato) for $6.95 on Thursdays.
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The Pittsburgh Panthers finalized their 2012 non-conference football schedule today with the addition of a home game against Gardner-Webb.
Pittsburgh opens the 2012 season at home on Sept. 1 against the Youngstown State Penguins. Other non-conference games at Heinz Field include Virginia Tech on Sept. 15 and Gardner-Webb on Sept. 22. The Panthers will travel to face Buffalo on Oct. 6 and Notre Dame on Nov. 3.
Since Youngstown State and Gardner-Webb are both FCS teams, only one win will count towards bowl eligibility for Pitt.
With the addition of Temple to the Big East today, the 2012 conference opponents are set. Pitt will host Louisville, Rutgers and Temple and will travel to Cincinnati, Connecticut, Syracuse and Rutgers.
The 2012 season could be the last for Pittsburgh in the Big East. The Panthers are set to join the ACC in 2014, but could join in 2013. Big East commissioner John Marinatto stated today that he is open to discussing an early exit for both Pitt and Syracuse.
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Ugh. Screw you Big East for costing us home games vs. Central Florida, TCU, and WVU and now we have to replace them with Youngstown State, Gardner-Webb, and Temple? One more year left of this BS.
This is the problem with messing around with the WVU exit. Everyone knew the Big East couldn't keep WVU from leaving – they could only prevent WVU from joining the Big 12 early. They should have cut their losses early and not screwed over their members.
Nice pick-up. It seriously looks like Pitt is dumbing down their schedule to prepare for those "tough" future ACC conference matchups against Duke, North Carolina, and Wake Forest.
We really didn't have a choice. The Big East kinda screwed us over with letting TCU walk free and not even bothering to force WVU to stay one more season.


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One of the founders of the Museum Vrolikianum, Professor Willem Vrolik (1801–1862), was very interested in teratology, especially in a congenital malformation termed cyclopia. In 1834 he published a paper on cyclopia. This work was mainly based on studies of cyclopic specimens present in the collection of his father, Professor Gerardus Vrolik. In this study he proposed a classification system for cyclopes, in which he divided them into five main types. This study also formed the basis for the chapters on cyclopia in his Handbook of pathological anatomy (1842–1844) and his Tabulae ad illustrandam embryogenesin hominis et mammalium (1844–1849). In these studies the specimens of cyclopes of man and mammals, still present in the collection of the Museum Vrolik in the Department of Anatomy and Embryology of the University of Amsterdam, were described and illustrated with beautiful lithographs. The collection consists of five human cyclopes and nineteen other cyclopic mammals. These mammals are pigs, lambs and a cat.
Key wordsHistory of ophthalmology congenital malformation cyclopia synophthalmos mammal human foetus neonatus
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President of Wayne County Community College addresses "the crisis of the black family" By Jack Lessenberry • Feb 20, 2015 Listen Listening... / 2:51 Jack Lessenberry talks about the book "Black Fatherhood, Reclaiming Our Legacy." Twenty years ago this fall, Curtis Ivery was appointed chancellor of the oddly named Wayne County Community College District. The place was a mess. One of its campuses was closed, funding and facilities were wretched, and many thought it wouldn't survive. But as Ivery, who had grown up poor and black in Amarillo, Texas, once told me, "whenever anybody told me I couldn't do it, I did it." City of Detroit launches new website, makes more data available online By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Feb 19, 2015 City of Detroit In what officials call an effort towards greater transparency, the city of Detroit launched a website that offers access to many government documents that were once difficult to find. 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Cast: Titus Steel, Gia (I), Debbie White, Bruno SX, Leslie Taylor, Sarah (I), Sabrina Sweet (I), Tammy (I), Alex (I), Victor (I), Stela
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Genre: Gonzo
This Euro-import includes six scenes of naturally endowed teenish ladies who do their studs by the side of a pool in the great outdoors. The cutest of the bunch - Tammy - gets it from Titus Steel, but the facial finish is totally external and, even though her bottom half is as open and exposed as possible, she never removes the top of her swimming suit. What a shame.
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Classes are canceled Thursday for students at Bennett High School, Superintendent Pamela C. Brown announced tonight.
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Dr. Stiegel attended medical school at University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine and graduated in 1976 having 40 years experience.
While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, it is often an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality of their clinical training and level of research are measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities they are conducted at also provide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.
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