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Last year I had the distinct pleasure of watching a leg of the Tour de France from the grassy hill beside the route. It was incredible — it would have taken nothing but a lot of gall for me to reach out and touch the riders as they labored by (we were positioned on a pretty amazing incline by design — we could watch the riders winding up the hill toward us, and they passed us at a slow enough pace that we could see every sponsor on their jerseys). No such luck for me this year, but Google Maps is doing something pretty incredible — street level views of the entire 2008 route. They're blurring faces and license plates, but other than that, it's almost like being there. Too cool.
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Dan, it's all God's fault. You see, if He hadn't made teenagers so horny, none of this would be happening.
At quick glance, I thought the name of the pastor in the first story was P. Diddy.
So New York bans transfat and not Youth Pastors? Where is the protection from this horrible problem? I demand answers Bloomberg.
Is the third story supposed to shock me in some way? A youth pastor is marrying an adult woman... I don't get it. Why is this part of the Watch?
@4: Well, he is a little sketchy lookin'.
@4: I think the item was included to highlight that although New York now recognizes youth pastor marriage it's still a very contentious issue.
@4: He's been doing that lately.
Porn & hookers from your youth pastor? Friendship Baptist Church indeed.
My take on the third story is that Dan is pretending (for the humour value) that it's remarkable news that a youth pastor could have an adult relationship.
Confirm/deny, Dan?
Dan's repeated inclusion of the innocent third story in with the apparently guilty ones reminds me of the right-wing tactic of grouping homosexuality in with bestiality and necrophilia.
9 and 10 are probably both right. Good luck to Ms. Rebecca Michelle Wolf, hope you picked one of those non-child rapist youth pastors to marry.
Regarding the first story- To be fair, Dan, I get the point of these stories, but I wish you'd include only the ones tried by the court... ya know, that whole "innocent until proven guilty" thing. A teacher at my high school was accused by a female student of sexually abusing and using her, showing "evidence" of letters written between them. The teacher had to be fired-even after it was discovered the letters were written by the 15 yr old's boyfriend and the teacher was completely innocent.
His wife also divorced him, and he cannot teach for the rest of his life, even though he was one of the best social studies teachers I've ever encountered.
So, to summarize: I get the idea. Please stick with the guilty sickos.
marty- he can't teach for the rest of his life even though he was proven innocent? what!?
He wasn't proven innocent because there was no trial to prove he's innocent at. He could sue (didn't, far as I know) but no school system is going to hire him with a scandal attached. Imagine if he applied for, say, a youth pastor position... and Dan Savage got a hold of the old newspaper article from our small hohum town trumpeting the "molestation of innocent girls!"
But it IS amusing that the sidebar to the engagement announcement lists "Sex Offenders Moving To Rural Counties" as the paper's #1 most viewed story in the last 12 hours. And the bride's town is nothing if not rural (been there... briefly...)
You need to make a category in the archives for Youth Pastor Watch so that bloggers can link to a list of all the youth pastor incidents you've reported.
Also, It would really be great if we could browse a list of post titles in the archives instead of having to page through entire posts. It would save bandwidth.
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Translation of quickie in Spanish:
- [colloquial]uno rápidojust a quickie (question)
una rápidasolo una preguntitalet's have a quickie(drink) tomémonos una copita(sex) echémonos un polvito [slang](before noun) (divorce)
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- Let the last word rest with the Italian ambassador, Luigi Amaduzzi: 'I asked the barmaid for a quickie.'
- However during the first half I had to nip to the loo twice and on each journey I slugged another quickie of Rioja down.
- Just a quickie tonight - I think it's only right and respectful on Australia Day to crack open a can of Fosters and celebrate with our friends on the other side of the world!
- Taking time means that while quickies are fun, really satisfying sex lasts a lot longer than 15 minutes.
- Mary is undeterred; if she can't have sex with him, then she'll just have a quickie, damn it: she goes for his pants and he squeals like a girl - or like I do when Anne asks me if I know how horses eat grass.
- Another magazine article revealed that when women want to have a fling they will pick a tall, dark and handsome type, thinking that guy doesn't want commitment because of this apparent statistic and therefore worth a quickie.
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"It's been a challenging year" is the common message from the local growers of fruit and vegetables.
That has been true at Eicher's Blueberries on Findley Road in Burr Oak.
Frost affected the early crop. Later, birds were uncommonly hungry because of the drought, said Kendra Eicher.
"We had thousands of birds," she said.
But rain came in time, both to help the later blueberry crop and to help the birds find food elsewhere.
"Our second crop is better than the first," said owner Ernie Eicher.
The Eichers expect to have blueberries at least through Aug. 18.
"After that, it's week by week," Ernie said.
Eleanor Iott of Nottawa Fruit Farm said, "We had a great strawberry season and our raspberries were good."
But that was only after they spent 14 nights in April irrigating the plants to keep them from freezing.
March was unseasonably warm, she said, followed by a pretty normal April. That meant frost and freezes — 14 nights of it in Nottawa.
Strawberries were ready early, which might have been a good thing. The weather soon turned extremely hot and then it stopped raining.
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Owner Beth Hubbard said they have about 25 percent of their apple crop and will make cider from apples that were damaged by frost.
Hubbard is telling her customers to ration their purchases so everyone gets a little of the available peaches, pears and apples. They also have vegetables for sale.
"It's not a good year for canning and freezing," she said. "We're all hoping for a better 2013."
Borkholder agreed.
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I had a motorcycle accident on July 4. The accident was not my fault. I was off work from July 5 to August 25 I still haven't received any money from the insurance company for the lost wages. They want to wait till all medical stuff is done. Is th...
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I was hit by a car as a pedestrian 2 years ago. The person who hit me is now claiming to have to have a bone marrow transplant. My injury caused me to have to have surgery for a torn rotator cuff to my left shoulder. This person keeps hiding under...
Absolutely! Most likely, the person who hit you had insurance that would supply coverage at the time of the accident regardless of any current illness. I would contact a personal injury attorney in Pittsburgh asap to review your case and advise you.
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If a landlord had no license to collect rent and yet asserts an action to recover rent, can a statutory claim be raised in the answer?
I believe it can be raised as both an affirmative defense in the answer and in a possible counterclaim.
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I'm 17 years old and did a hit and run to a parked car. I have to go to court and I pled not guilty. What do I do?
You need to contact a criminal lawyer in your area asap. I would not talk with anyone until you have consulted with a criminal lawyer in your area.
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Last week i was in a car accident i was stopped at a red light when someone made the right turn onto the street i was on only when he turned he e turned into my lane and ended up hitting me head on in-turn totaling my vehicle and causing minor in...
It depends upon your damages, but yes, if someone else caused an accident and you sustained property damage or physical or emotional injuries, then you quite possibly have a case.
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I live in Pennsylvania
in Pennsylvania, judgment creditors can seize bank accounts, but cannot typically garnish wages, unless it is related to a landlord/tenant matter, and even then it is only a small percentage that can be garnished.
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Besides my car being totaled, the er did nothing for me.not even an xray. My family Dr ordered xrays. I had limited tort and I'm looking for a lawyer who can represent me
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(1) An individual otherwise bound by the limited tort election who sustains damages in a motor vehicle accident as the consequence of the fault of another person may recover damages as if the individual damaged had elected the full tort alternative whenever the person at fault:
(i) is convicted or accepts Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) for driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance in that accident;
(ii) is operating a motor vehicle registered in another state;
(iii) intends to injure himself or another person, provided that an individual does not intentionally injure himself or another person merely because his act or failure to act is intentional or done with his realization that it creates a grave risk of causing injury or the act or omission causing the injury is for the purpose of averting bodily harm to himself or another person; or
(iv) has not maintained financial responsibility as required by this chapter, provided that nothing in this paragraph shall affect the limitation of section 1731(d)(2) (relating to availability, scope and amount of coverage).
The Erie County, Pennsylvania form for Praecipe for Writ of Summons is a template requiring attorney's name, contact information, etc. And says "Writ of Summons shall be issued and forwarded to Attorney / Sheriff (circle one). I'm concerned about ...
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...that a plugin to make your site work better completely crashes it instead.
If you ended up using this without reading the reviews as I did, just FTP in as others said and delete the plugin. That's what I did after it broke my install.
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It's always been a mystery to me why John Nitzinger wasn't as big as Stevie Ray Vaughan. After all, comparisons abound: They were classmates during the golden age of bad-ass North Texas white boy guitarists--along with Jimmie Vaughan, Bugs Henderson, and Rocky Athas--and both fused evocative blues and barroom rock with nods to pop song construction.
Both also tasted fame and were almost felled by narcotic and alcohol addictions: Everyone knows about Stevie's storied fall and rise; Nitzinger started out writing hits for Bloodrock, scored his own deal with Capitol in the early '70s, and released two fine albums (Nitzinger and One Foot in History), toured internationally with Leon Russell, recorded Live Better Electrically for 20th Century, and played with and wrote for Alice Cooper before falling prey to substance abuse.
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They STILL are making excuses!
Watching the post-match interviews of the England players you would think they were hard-done by and Germany got off the hook.
I am starting to agree with Fred when he says the foreign legions in the PL makes these guys look a lot better than they are.
Terry was f*cking abysmal and a lot of the trouble both on and off the pitch can be traced back to him.
I would call time on the "Golden Generation" and start with a new-look younger England side for the Euro's.
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same result as the yanks and mexico...second tier team bottom line. England is not that good. Best league, but second best international team. Even Ghana have gone farther. Wake up and smell the biscuits: Germany, Argentina, Spain and Brasil just plain know how to play this tournament better. Capello IS to blame because he picked the wrong side to play against a team that was technically better. Dawson should have had the nod over Upson. He got smoked whereas Dawson and Sol wouold have done better. No creative central midfield players kills England again. I'm sad for the nation that has bourne football because I picked them to win the whole thing. They have evrything EXCEPT a creator...they were poor going forward with no impetus. Sorry guys, but just not good enough
As bad as they played the ref and lines man practically gave the match to the Germans. That 2nd goal of England's came at a critical moment and 2 goals in 4 minutes just before half time would of meant a completely differnet 2nd half with 2 differnt thinking teams.
Instead the German's must have been laughing their heads of in the cabin at half time.
As for 'the Golden Generation' ! Well, the quicker their bags are packed for Internation retirement the better! How can they blame ANOTHER manager whebn it's the same players. I'd start looking in the Championship for England players or perhaps Bolton,Sunderland,etc players.
The so-called 'GOLDEN GENERATION' was probably started with Beckham and the words should have been 'The EGO MANIAC GENERATION'.
As I've written, the quicker they disappear the better!
They might have money and comfortable lives but they'll never have the respect of a nation!!
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A Yahoo! User Jun 29, 2010 06:42 Flag
I agree. England are better player for player but as a team they are horrible. This result has shown that the Premiership is only helping one group of players, the foreigners and not the english based players. All the 20 teams should start producing or allowing young English players to play. We need to see players like Walcott,Rodswell,Young be given them chance at the highest level.
The future for English football looks bleak but that of German football is bright.
Walcott up front then?
A Yahoo! User Jun 29, 2010 04:29 Flag
"i never said lennon was world class etc but he is currently our best & most consistant winger especially when u compare him to swp or theo."
Easier said when SWP has never been good enough and Theo is not a natural winger. Once Adam Johnson starts breaking into the side and Milner gets more of a run in then we'll see which of the 3 is the best winger for england. Again Lennon has had a better season because Theo has been out injured most season and partially it was his own fault playing for under 21's.
to say lennon was shocking is well over the top. he was very average, too quiet & didnt get involved enough.
yes he under performed but then so did the rest of the team.
did u not watch the friendly against japan? theo was just the same in that game as lennon was in the WC.
if u look at last season overall lennon was much more productive & more consistant than theo.
its easy for u to say theo would have done well in the WC but if he cant even do it in a friendly against japan or regularly for arsenal then he doesnt deserve to go on the plane.
its intresting that many arsenal fans still think he will become a great player. he could well turn out to be great & for englands sake i hope he does. but its just my personal opinion he will always be average & inconsistant.
now gibbs is a different story. i strongly believe he will reach his full potential & become the new ashley cole but hopefully minus the attitude!
gibbs & wilshire will hopefully become future england players but theo no no.
iam just as biased as u but for lennon. i think lennon is good & has improved his crossing/passing so much this season which is backed up by his assists. its hard to judge & winger in this england team because with rooney/heskey upfront theres not a lot to aim for as usually both are too deep.
look at the difference when defoe played, suddenly there was someone making good runs that the winger could cross to(like for his goal).
if u watch defoes goal then keep an eye on rooney. through out the move he stands still in the box. so when lennon played all he had was rooney stood still or heskey deep ready to do a rubbish flick on.
lennon would have provided so many good crosses for defoe if they had played together for england. a big percentage of defoes goals last season came from lennons assists. if thats still a poor final ball then name someone who has a good final ball.
i never said lennon was world class etc but he is currently our best & most consistant winger especially when u compare him to swp or theo.
A Yahoo! User Jun 29, 2010 04:15 Flag
meant *these players* agreed on your assessment of Walcott and Lennon however Walcott is still more a forward than winger hence his better finishing and Lennon is more an out and out forward.
A Yahoo! User Jun 29, 2010 04:13 Flag
I'm of the opinion of scrapping the rubbish and the oldies from the so called Golden generation and build for the future.
There are still many players that are young and should be young enough for the next world cup:
- Joe Hart will be only 27 before the next WC.
- Ben Foster 31 before the next WC.
- add another goalie.
- Glen Johnson 29 before next WC.
- Micah Richards 25 before next WC. (That's RB sorted)
- Shawcross 26 before next WC.
- Gary Cahill 28 before next WC.
- James Tomkins 24 before next WC.
- Mancienne 26 before next WC.
- Smalling 24 before next WC. (All 5 cb's have PL experience too).
- Leighton Baines 29 before next WC.
- Kieran Gibbs 24 before next WC.
Quite a young defence with an average age of about 26 years which is perfect.
Milner - 28 before next WC.
Lennon - 27 before next WC
Downing - 29 before next WC.
Ashley Young - 29 before next WC.
Adam Johnson - 26 before next WC.
Muamba - 26 before next WC.
Cattermole - 26 before next WC.
Rodwell - 23 before next WC.
Wilshere - 22 before next WC.
Dan Gosling - 24 before next WC
Junior Stanislas - 24 before next WC.
Danny Rose - 23 before next WC.
Walcott - 25 before next WC
Rooney - 28 before next WC
Agbonlahor - 27 before next WC
Andy Carroll - 25 before next WC
Sturrdige - 24 before next WC
Delfouneso - 23 before next WC
Welbeck - 23 before next WC
As u can see there is no excuse with a squad like this in about 4 years time, I really believe a squad of this players can be prepared for the next WC.
Le Professeur Le Professeur Jun 29, 2010 03:52 Flag
I agree, he should of been on the plane, its just one of many selection mistakes Capello made.
You're far too biased with Walcott, he's played 23 league games this season, which means he's played one MORE league game than Lennon.
'Injured all season'.....funny.
But why on earth wasn't he even on the plane, even if it is for being a sub. And Emile Heskey was.
I do believe TW will eventually come better than Lennon, who is not far from being the next overrated England player. TW has :
-More pace
-Better finishing
-Better dribbling
-But like Lennon, has no end product.
He's been injured almost all season, so how can people judge them on this season.
Le Professeur Le Professeur Jun 29, 2010 03:33 Flag
No he wouldn't, because no matter how bad Lennon was/is, he's still better than Walcott more often than not - its only a minority if blinkered gooners that still persist arguing this one.
Theo is ONLY useful in the last 20 minutes, end of.
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"I would love for Him to come this second," said Janice Maitland, a member of the Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church in Manhattan, N.Y., who has been a member of the denomination since 1996, to The Christian Post. "That's always our desire because once He returns there will be less suffering. We will be restored back to our perfect way, so that's always our desire. It always has been and always will be," she added.
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Rigardo Dominguez, 19, fell off an oyster boat Thursday, authorities said.
Published: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 9:11 a.m.
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A Texas teen fell off an oyster boat in Grand Caillou last week, and his body was recovered early Saturday, authorities said.
Rigardo Dominguez, 19, of Texas City, Texas, fell overboard about 7 p.m. Thursday in Bayou Grand Caillou, Terrebonne sheriff's Capt. Malcolm Wolfe said.
Others on board the Texas-based oyster boat saw him fall and alerted authorities, who searched the water for several hours without luck, Wolfe said.
The boat is named the Sun Downer, but the owner's name was not immediately available. Wolfe said he too is from Texas.
A fisherman from Dulac spotted Dominguez's body about 1:30 a.m. Saturday while checking his skimmers, police said. The body was found floating atop the water about a mile away from the spot where Dominquez fell in.
An autopsy, performed at the Terrebonne Parish Coroner's Office over the weekend, determined that Dominquez had drowned.
The drowning is one of several to occur locally this summer or to involve a local resident.
The list includes:
-- Al James, 11, of Gray, drowned June 1 in the swimming pool at Chateau Creole Apartments.
-- Tim Raines, 56, of Prairieville, a spear fisherman who was pulled under June 15 by an undertow off Grand Isle. His body was never recovered.
-- Justin James, 25, of Houma who drowned while swimming June 30 at a Cocodrie camp.
-- Scarlett Griffin, 2, of Houma who fell into a Gulfport, Miss., pool during a party after an older child left a gate open.
-- Challenge Talbot, 18, of Thibodaux who fell from a 16th-story Orange Beach, Ala., balcony July 19 while on vacation. His death was deemed the result of "drowning and blunt force injuries," according to the Baldwin County, Ala., Coroner's Office.
-- A 10-year-old boy who drowned in Bayou Lafourche July 26 after jumping off of a footbridge near Assumption High School. That boy didn't know how to swim, police said.
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Ashley Greene was spotted at the 3 Year Anniversary Party for STK at the restaurant in Los Angeles, California. Ashley wore a pair the Textile Elizabeth and James Jimi Jeans in Mystic. This wash is amazing. I have it in the Debbie fit and they are just one of the best blue jeans that I have.
Textile seems to be getting more and more popular. Before we would spot it here and there, but now it seems to be getting more frequent. I wonder who we will spot in it next? You can click here to purchase these jeans at ShopBop for $225. Textile is pretty pricey, but they are worth every penny.
Ashley Greene in JET Jeans Shorts
Ashley Greene was snapped on the third day at the 2011 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California yesterday. Ashley was wearing a different pair of shorts from the ones we spotted her in the other day. She chose a pair by JET Jeans this time and they look great!
I love the way she paired them with boots, a simple tank top and a fedora. There is something about Ashley's style that I always love, it's so casual and simple but it's put together, it just works. It's nice to see a celeb in a pair of JET shorts too! I have a feeling we will be seeing a lot more of them as the weather warms up! You can buy JET Jeans online at Singer22.com.
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Joe Jonas leaves Urth Cafe in LA after stopping for some lunch. He was bodyguard-less this time, after having an escort while he was in New York. In recent photos I've seen of Joe, he looks kinda depressed. I wonder how he's taking his break up with Ashley Greene, especially considering she's been photographed with many different guys!
I'm typically not a huge fan of Joe's style, but I really like his outfit here. He's wearing a pair of G-Star jeans, sneakers and a sweatshirt. I think his casual look seems perfectly effortless! Joe's wearing G-Star's Rotor Straight Jeans in Miles Denim Cement Destroy. You can buy these jeans at Revovleclothing.com for $240.
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Zoe Saldana was spotted out in West Hollywood, California. Zoe wore a pair of the AG Stilt in 22 Years Destroyed. These jeans seem to be the popular ones by AG right now. We have spotted them a few times on celebs like Rachel Bilson, Ashley Greene, and Cameron Diaz. I think the mended detail is great.
I cannot look at Zoe now without picturing the Jimmy Kimmel "Jim-Miracle Diet" skit. For some reason I thought her part was really funny. I thought she played a horrible infomercial actress very well. I guess it can also take a good one to play a bad one. You can click here to purchase these jeans at Singer22 for $275.


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Put the raisins and milk in a saucepan. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
keep aside to cool.
Cream the butter and sugar. Beat in the eggs and add vanilla essence to the mixture. Blend them properly.
Add the cooked raisin mixture with this liquid. Blend them.
Sieve atta, baking powder and baking soda. Add this to the prepared mixture. Mix them well.
Fill the mixture in a muffin tray.
Bake at 180 degrees centigrade for 25-30minutes.
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Calories 2293 Calories from Fat 975
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Total Fat 111 g170.3%
Saturated Fat 66.2 g331.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 487.3 mg162.4%
Sodium 631.1 mg26.3%
Total Carbohydrates 303 g101%
Dietary Fiber 23.2 g92.7%
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Protein 43 g86.4%
Vitamin A 68.3% Vitamin C 3.4%
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Soil-building practices
Dee has adopted several practices to limit his commercial fertilizer costs while improving the health and structure of his soil.
He applies fertilizer based on results of soil and petiole testing and also tries to make the most of home-grown inputs. "I'm a firm believer in the value of adding organic matter back into the fields," he says.
He does that by incorporating annual cover crops of vetch, barley, wheat or oats and vine prunings in alternating rows in his vineyards. Each year, the rows change between a cover crop and a brush row. "That way we work the brush into the soil one year and the cover crop the next," Dee says.
The cover crops protect the soil from erosion. The, vetch, a legume, also helps build soil nitrogen levels. Dee mows this vegetation down in May.
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At one time, he stockpiled and burned the vine prunings and old stumps hauled out of his vineyards. Now he chips and scatters the brush over the row middles in between the alternating cover crop strips. Then, he disks it in to add still more organic matter to his soils. Made in his shop, his chipper mounts on the 3-point hitch of a tractor. Crews toss the wood into the hopper as they follow the machine down the row. It can handle wood up to about 4 inches in diameter. Bigger pieces are run through a larger commercial chipper.
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This paper quantitatively reviews longitudinal studies examining three central cognitive theories of depression—Beck's theory, Hopelessness theory, and the Response Styles theory—among children (age 8–12) and adolescents (age 13–19). We examine the effect sizes in 20 longitudinal studies, which investigated the relation between the cognitive vulnerability–stress interaction and its association with prospective elevations in depression after controlling for initial levels of depressive symptoms. The results of this review suggest that across theories there is a small relation between the vulnerability–stress interaction and elevations in depression among children (pr = 0.15) and a moderately larger effect (pr = 0.22) among adolescents. Despite these important findings, understanding their implications has been obscured by critical methodological, statistical, and theoretical limitations that bear on cognitive theories of depression. The evidence base has been limited by poor measurement of cognitive vulnerabilities and over reliance on null hypothesis significance testing; these have contributed to a field with many gaps and inconsistencies. The relative paucity of research on developmental applications of such theories reveals that surprisingly little is known about their hypothesized etiologic mechanisms in children and adolescents. Ways to advance knowledge in the area of cognitive theories of depression among youth are discussed.
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If the 9/11 attacks were intercepted before they occurred, I'm sure the media would have run the same headline. The good guys (cops, detectives, undercover agents) can't win for losing with the head-in-the-sand lefty media.
Gee, raindrop, and if I shat out gold coins I wouldn't have to go to work this morning. The fact is, the anti-terrorist forces in this country have a very poor record of stopping terrorists with an IQ over 75, and a TERRIFIC record at stopping no-hope bumblers who couldn't bomb their underpants without undercover agents to help them push.
Now I suppose these jokers will be tortured for a few years until what little mind they started out with is gone, like Jose Padilla, to the point where they can't be prosecuted, like Jose Padilla. Because that's the New American Way.
Don't worry Fnark, there will eventually be another devestating attack (maybe Seattle?) so you can take sanctimonious pride in saying "if only they had connected the dots."
Oh my, I don't enjoy being obnoxious, but I may be misinterpreting that "can't drive 65" as a nod to Sammy Hagar, and he's obnoxious! Where is the Double Nickles on the Dime reference?
Anyway, barelyforgiven, but as penance get on over to the Tullycraftnation.com - this week is Jonathan Richman week! Couldn't have started any better than with a song about a boy and the pride he has in his piece of shit car.
Speaking of which, I got a ticket for speeding yesterday near SeaTac in a weird stretch from the airport to I-5 that calls for 40mph. In fact it be this ticket, in combination with the driving without insurance, parking and other violations that has boosted my infraction total above the bluebook value of my '90tercel.
Thing is, I really admire the half completed transit starwarsian ramp being built by the airport. (Lost in thought and gaze, I ramped the accelerator up to 50 or so.) I kinda hope it never gets completed - I'm more of a process guy than goal oriented. Yeah, and the detours near my house off of MLK has opened me up to exploring parts of the neighborhood I've never seen. I have no problem with this transit stuff dragging on and on. I mean sorry, I dig construction sites, takes me back to summer work in my 20s, also their bright neon orange was the featured color in my only art show. Was at 2nd Ave Pizza a few years back.
But please, get hip with the music references. The ironic posturing with Sammy Hagar is too lame, even for an intern.
Pardon my typo - Fnar'f'.
Also it was the Trinidad detectives that said it was time to pull their cover. Not Bush's goons.
No, I rather don't think I will.
So why is picking off the low hanging fruit (inept home grown terrorist wannabes) a bad thing?
@10 - Catching inept terrorists wannabes is not a bad thing. But overhyping it to capitalize on public fear and claiming it as proof of public officials' skill and competence - that is a bad thing.
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I'm not posturing for Sammy Hagar. I really do like how it tastes.
Any wannabe terrorist who thinks that bombing an airport named after a president is akin to killing that president again is clearly too stupid to live.
Attention citizens of Oceania! Stay tuned for a Home Sec Newsflash:
Your Preznit has foiled a terrorist plot of terrifying terror by the hordes of Eastasia!
Confessions and executions to follow!
Terror! Terror! Terror!
The Iraq headline is stark & effective:
May I suggest, adding a US injured estimate?
3,493 / 26,188:
I realize the injured figure is harder
to substantiate. The above is from a source cited at Wikipedia counting "severly injured".
BTW. While I'm more distressed by
the Iraqi casualties (probably 100 times
US), those who need this reminder will
probably be more concerned about US casualties.
Your source for casualty information is http://icasualties.org/oif/.
3,495 now, 17 already this month. 3,771 for the coalition. US wounded 25,242 (over 600 in April). 111 suicides. There isn't a total for Iraqi deaths, which are based on news reports and thus not very accurate, but the monthly REPORTED numbers are running between 2,000-3,000 a month.
And the numbers are increasing across the board. We've suffered 100 or more deaths in six months, four of them since last October.
For those who say these numbers pale in comparison to Vietnam: give it time, give it time.
raindrop, give it up. your terrorism boogeyman only scares rubes in wyoming who will never encounter terrorism, besides the terror of losing farm subsidies.
It's about diligence, not fear. It's also about that FBI agents, Trinidad officials, are doing their job and are probably as Bush fatigued as we are. Giving them a few kudos doesnt make us right wing war mongers.
I wonder how many of those 25,242 wounded troops wouldn't have survived those injuries 40 years ago. I'm going to suggest that the sole credit for our low casualty rate goes to medical science.
it also doesnt mean people doing their job they are paid to do are special and deserve kudos.
In other obscure John Ratzenberger, he gets gatted by the Germans in A Bridge Too Far while paddling accross a river. I didn't realizt till my friend yellled, "They just shot Cliff!"
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Our Fuller cocktail table's sculptural shape is inspired by mid-century designs. Thick slabs of wood are carved by master woodworkers into fluid shapes with rounded bull-nose edges, giving Fuller a stunning silhouette. A glass table top showcases the distinctive base.
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Fire Chief handling a mans wood and putting it alight. This usually ends up the burnt hands and blisters forming as the 'Fire Chief' handles the mans wood too much and thus gets burnt
Man i was handling a mates wood at an 18th and i burnt my hands. Haha good work. Suppose you were the Fire Chief then?
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When a male lights their girlfriend on fire and then has a wank and puts her out with his cum.
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Smoking a joint from the cherried end.
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