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sequel to -11 year old Kelly.
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True Story, Consensual Sex, Older Male / Female, Oral Sex, Teen Female/Boy, Teen Male / Female, Young
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Posted Fri 7th of August 2009
As I asked before please forgive any spelling mistakes, I have read this several times and think I've got them all.
After reading the few comments of my first story, I realise I should have told more about Susan's first time so I will back track a little and tell this. As before the action is fact, but I will have to embellish the talk.
I had answered the door to Susan, "Is Kelly here"? "Yes, do you want to see her"? "I was wondering if she was coming to play" Kelly came down the stairs she too had put something on, "Susan, why don't you come and play with us, Dave is being daddy and I'm mommy and you can be baby" "Can I be mommy today"? "If you want" Susan came in and followed Kelly into the lounge, I closed and dropped the latch on the door and went to join them.
Sitting on the floor with her legs up and open a little I saw Kelly hadn't put her knickers on and my spunk was running down her legs, she had Susan sat beside her, she then asked Susan if she knew how to play mommy, "I think so" "Well I had better tell you" Kelly went on to tell Susan she had to have a shower with daddy, then go to bed, she then had to play with daddies penis and kiss and suck it, then daddy will kiss and suck your pussy, after which you will help daddy put his penis into your pussy. Susan sat listening to all this and she was nodding along with it.
Minutes later I was taking my second shower with an 11 year old girl, but this time I knew what was to come.
Susan was at first a little self conscious about her body, although she was naked in the shower with me she turned her side to me so I couldn't see her front bottom, as she called it, I told her she shouldn't worry about that but she said, "Mommy keeps telling me not to let boy's see or touch my front bottom, if I do I will die and go to hell" she looked into my eyes and said, "Kelly hasn't died and you did both to her" I stopped her with a kiss, her arm came around my neck and she stood on tip toe to reach me.
As we kissed I turned her to stand full frontal to me, my cock was pressed between us, I ran my hand down her back and gave her ass a gentle squeeze, she pressed her body harder onto mine, slowly I eased my hand around her hip and down between her legs, I heard a soft moan as my fingers rubbed up and down her little slit.
Breaking the kiss I picked up the soap and started washing her, I started off with her arms and body, then kneeling I washed her legs, starting at her feet, as I neared her little pussy she opened her legs and giggled, telling me it tickled as I touched her there. Standing up Susan then washed me, which she did with great enthusiasm, she of course paid more attention to my cock telling me how it looked so hard, but felt soft. She was fascinated seeing it grow to its full erect state and with a gasp she asked how it would fit in her front bottom. I told her she would have no trouble taking it.
Out of the shower we headed to my room and settled on the bed, she didn't give me chance to settle before she was stroking my length, as her little hands couldn't reach around me she used both hands to rub up and down me, her eyes as wide a saucers seeing my purple head disappear as she came up my length and then appear as she moved back down. A little pre cum seeped out the eye and she looked up at me, "Go on, try it, you might like the taste" with one finger she picked up the drop and brought it to her mouth, she looked at it before looking at me again, I nodded and she put her finger into her mouth, after a few seconds she smiled, "I like it, can I have some more"? I smiled back and told her if she now kissed and sucked my cock she would have more.
Scooting down the bed a little she bent down and kissed the tip of my cock like it was red hot,very lightly touching it, after a few times she realised it wouldn't bit her back, she took the tip into her mouth and sucked it like a candy bar, the more she sucked on me the more she liked it and it felt like I had a vacuum attached to my cock.
As I felt my spunk starting its journey I told Susan she should pull back, I was scared she would choke if I came full force in her mouth, she had just pulled back and I came with great force, my spunk splashed on her face and she turned her nose up at first, but as a little ran into her mouth she slowly put her tongue out and licked it up, "It is lovely" she cleaned up all my spunk with her fingers and sucked them clean. With her done I lay her back and settled between her legs, pushing hers right up beside her head.
As I started sucking her pussy she squealed in delight and rocked on her hips, she was wriggling that much I had a hard job eat her out. After about ten minutes she suddenly stopped wriggling, I looked up at her, her eyes were wide open and her mouth was trying to say something but nothing would come out, and then she went stiff and I felt her juice's flow, obviously being so young she didn't have much, but she did cum.
I knew now was the time to slip my cock into her, so I moved back up, laying between her legs I pressed my head against her slit, "This will hurt, but only for a little, then you will come to love it" she nodded her head as if to say she understood.
Very slowly I pushed forwards, I saw her grimace, "Are you all right"? "Yes" I pushed a little more into her, "Ouch" I asked again if she was ok with this, she nodded then as I pushed a little more she bit donw on her thumb. A little more and I came to her hymen, she was so small I only had about an inch and half in her, I kissed her and said it would now hurt, she took a deep breath and held it and bit down harder onto her hand. It was now or never, I pushed and her hymen gave way, her hand flew from her mouth and she screamed out, it was a scream like I had never heard before, the pain she must have felt I could never imagine, all I could think of doing was to cover her face with little kisses, tears were running down her face making her eyes red, her face was showing such pain, I started to curse myself for doing this act, but I didn't pull out.
Slowly her pain left her face and after five minutes she started to smile, "It feels funny having your cock in me, but it's nice too", taking this as my cue, I pulled back a little then pushed back, her body moved with mine as I continued thrusting back and forth in her. I told her my cock was buried in the tightest pussy I had ever known. The fact hers was only the second pussy I had been in passed her by. I felt her tighten around me and she shook, I guessed she was coming again; this was more than I could handle and my sack emptied into the back of her womb.
Her squeals now were of pleasure, not pain, being a young virile male I remained solid, I turned us over so she was now sitting over me. Placing my hands no her hips I moved her back and forth on my cock, she got the message and started moving on her own, although she had no tits I reached up and tweaked her nipple's, this was the on switch and she bounced up and down my cock like a wild crazy animal. I've never known anyone with such sensitive nipples as Susan.
Again we came together and it was now her turn to cover my face with kisses and she kept telling me she loved me and would forever. As she rolled from me i saw my cock was covered in blood and our combined juices, and this was also running down her legs.
It was then Kelly came up and climbed in bed with us, and for the next three hours, I enjoyed their young bodies, as they did mine, fucking them a couple of more time's before I showered with them again and they went home.
That summer break I left school and started work at the golf course as assistant grounds keeper, Kelly came down to my house one Saturday when my parents were out, and we went to bed, but that was the last time I saw her as her father changed jobs and had to move to the other end of the country, but I will never forget Kelly, she was inexperienced but having seen her parents doing things she wanted to copy them, I was pleased she had picked me to be her learning aid.
Susan continued calling on me and we spent an hour or two making love, as her tits developed her nipples became more sensitive and I could give her an orgasm by rubbing each for only a few minutes.
When she was 14 she came down the golf course and said she couldn't come to see me again for a while as her cousin's were coming to stay, David and Sara, David was 12 and Sara 11, their mom was going in hospital for an operation.
She then stood as if in deep thought, "I was 11 when we first had sex, how about if I bring Sara down here with me one day and" I was now kissing her and slipping my hand into her panties, breaking the kiss I asked when she was thinking of doing this, "Why your up for it aren't you"? "How about you bring David as well and while looking after Sara, you can be entertaining him" slapping my chest Susan told me not to make any plans for Monday.
Monday afternoon Susan came running down the 5th hole, where I was mowing the green. panting she asked if I had seen her cousins, I gave a little laugh, "How do I know, I don't know them" "Oh yeah, well they had an argument with their father and they ran off, and someone saw then coming this way" we jumped on the truck I used to get about the greens and I went off towards the wooded area.
As I stopped on top of the bank near the woods, I saw a bright red coat hanging on a tree, "That looks like Sara's" we walked down the path towards it, looking each side to see if they were there, we could have called out for them, but we didn't think this necessary. In a way it was a good job we didn't.
As we neared the coat we saw the two youngsters naked and engaged in oral sex, we looked at each other in disbelief; Sara's head was bobbing up and down on David's cock like she knew what she was doing and David was really going to work on his sister's pussy.
We stood watching them for a few minutes then when David got up and moved between Sara's legs, Susan called out asking what the bloody hell they thought they were doing. David jumped to his feet, his 4 inch cock pointing to the sky, Sara too jumped to her feet, seeing me she quickly covered herself with her hands, "Susan we just, Oh God your not going to tell our parents are you" I could see the look on their face's which was one of sheer panic, we all stood there for several minutes not speaking.
Susan was first to break the silence, she stepped towards David and rubbed his cock saying "Do you know what to do with this"? his look of panic was slowly replaced with one of shock and surprise, I dropped my trousers and looking at Sara I asked her if she knew what to do with this, she looked from me to David and back again, her eyes opened wide and her mouth dropped open, I think it was the biggest cock she had yet seen.
She nodded her head and said "Yes" "Came and show me then" I told her, as she hesitated Susan said, "If you both do a good job, we won't tell your parents, OK" David and Sara looked at each other then at Susan and me, "OK" David replied.
Susan and I stripped and settled down, Sara went to work sucking my cock, for a little one she shore knew how to suck cock, looking to Susan it looked like David was giving her a good tonguing too. Having that familiar feeling I tapped Sara and told her I was about to cum, "That's ok, you can cum in my mouth" dropping back onto my cock she bobbed her head then as I pushed my cock further up into her mouth she gagged as the first jet of my spunk ht the back of her mouth, but this didn't stop her from continuing to suck me off, as I eased up jerking she sat up, "Are you going to fuck me now"? "If you want me to, I will" "Yes please, I like it when David fucks me but I think I will like it more with you fucking me" "Ok lay back and let me eat your pussy" seeing her pussy up close as I lay between her legs, she didn't look like a little girl, her pussy was open and her lips were starting to develop, I moved in and clamped my mouth on her pussy, I licked and sucked her and probed her with my tongue for fifteen minutes, I wasn't to make shore she was wet enough to take my cock, of course I had no worry of breaking her hymen as I guessed David had already took care of this.
As I moved up to mount her she stopped me and asked if I would do it like she has seen their dog do it, with her on hands and knees, I let her kneel in front of me then I rubbed my cock up her slit a few times before putting the tip against her hole, I eased forwards and slipped into her with ease, she gave a groan and looked back over her shoulder, "If feels nice" with my full length in her she leaned forwards resting her head on her arms, I pulled back and stopped before I slipped from her, then pushed forwards, "Fuck me, Oh God fuck me" I took up a steady pace and she pushed back to meet my thrusts into her.
It didn't take me long to have that feeling and from her experience she knew I was about to cum, looking back she said "Its ok you can cum in me" my cock swelled and sent my seed right into her womb. Feeling my hot liquid filling her she screamed, after I thought it was a good job there were no golfers out as they would no doubt come to see what the noise was all about. Sara and I dropped onto the floor, her breathing heavy.
I looked to Susan and I saw David's ass bobbing up and down between Susan's legs, she was making all the right noises to make him feel good, I could see he was sweating like he was running the marathon, I suppose he was running his own marathon as he ploughed the furrow.
Susan had to work hard herself to bring him off, which she managed quite well, squeezing her muscles around his cock he was soon arching his back and looking like he had died and gone to heaven. He rolled off Susan and dropped beside her "Fuck Susan that was awesome" wanting to give him as much encouragement as she could, she told him he did know what to do with it, and if he was up for it he could fuck her again. His face lit up "Can I, can I really"? "Shore, you've made me all excited" he slipped his hand between Susan's legs and almost lost his hand in her pussy she he finger fucked her, why he did this I don't know as Susan was already soaking wet.
His cock started to rise and Susan helped it along by playing with it, Sara had slipped from under me and was sucking my cock again, after a few minutes she lay back and pulled her legs back, holding them with her hands, throwing them wide open she invited me in. I was ploughing her furrow seconds later.
David couldn't get it up again so we all dressed and Susan took them back home. I had a phone call later that day from Susan asking if I wanted to go over later as her parents were going out for the night. When I arrived David and Sara were having a bath, Susan suggested we join them, after wards we could have some fun.
David and Sara stayed for three months and we fucked as often as time aloud. Sara left to go home with her pussy full of my spunk, and David's cock was covered in Susan's juices, their dad looked suspicious as the smell of sex filled the car, but he said nothing.
Susan and I remained an item and six years later we married. I still liked young pussy and Susan turned a blind eye when I got the chance to have some fresh pussy.
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2017-01-24 04:03:18
I knew a pappa smurf years ago. Wonder if you could be him? Sounds like his stories. If so please contact me as it would be nice to talk to an old friend again.
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2013-01-21 23:18:01
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2012-10-24 23:35:16
a 4yr old girl asked me to take her home because she was lost.on the way i said do you want to see my hard cock and she said alright..as she looked at my cock i asked her to put it in her mouth as she did that i shot a load of hot baby making spunk down her thrat,then she said you can do iy if you want
.so i did n filled her tiny cunt with the same amount of spunk
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2012-10-24 23:29:49
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Tatem Arts Center is named in memory of Minnie Antoinette Moore Tatem, a well-known and highly respected teacher and civic leader. Mrs. Tatem was born on November 30, 1867, in Philadelphia. At age four she moved to Hammonton, N.J., and later moved to Haddonfield, N.J. Mrs. Tatem was educated in the private schools of Haddonfield, received a teaching certificate from Trenton State Teachers College, and taught in the Haddonfield schools for ten years.
On September 10, 1896, at age 29, she married Joseph Fithian Tatem, a lawyer and developer who was President of the Wildwood Fower Company in Philadelphia. They had five children: Joseph Moore, Mary Theodasia, Antoinette Ware, Sylvia Jane, and Robert Moore.
Mrs. Tatem was active in church, philanthropic and civic organizations in Haddonfield. A member of the Federation of New Jersey Women's Haddon Fortnightly Club, she served as chair of the building committee, spear-heading an effort to raise funds to purchase and renovate a Methodist Church as a headquarters for the club. Now known as Artisan's Hall, it serves as a hub of community activity and is one of the biggest public meeting places in Haddonfield.
Mrs. Tatem also served as president of the Wildwood Civic Club. During World War I she organized the First Woman's Liberty Loan Committee and was chair of the Haddonfield Woman's Victory Loan Committee. She organized committees to raise money for the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs Social Club House at Camp Dix, the Camp Dix Hospital, the Red Cross, and the Near East Relief Society.
A member of the First Presbyterian Church in Haddonfield for 82 years, she was president of the Women's Missionary Society, was active in the International Sunday School Association and the YMCA, and traveled abroad to attend church-sponsored conferences. Mrs. Tatem was Vice-Regent and Regent of the Haddonfield Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was a member of the Colonial Dames of America and the Haddonfield Historical Society.
Interested in education, Mrs. Tatem established scholarships for seniors attending Haddonfield and Collingswood high schools and provided numerous scholarships through her affiliations with the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Tatem took great interest in her children and grandchildren. The Tatem family had a summer place in Maine where she took the grandchildren for two months every summer, often without their parents. Her grandchildren love to tell stories of how, at age 96, she could still beat them at Scrabble. An avid botanist, she knew all the Latin names for plants and loved gardening.
Built at a cost of $870,000, Tatem Arts Center was financed entirely from private sources, including gifts from alumnae, foundations and friends, as well as the Tatem family. The Center houses the Hodson Art Gallery, Price Auditorium, Avalon Speech Studio, the College Bookstore, an art studio, art and language laboratories, and the departments of Art, Education, and Foreign Languages and Literatures.
Though not a Hood graduate herself, a number of Mrs. Tatem's descendants are Hood alumnae: her daughter-in-law, Edith Gladwin DeChant Tatem '23; her daughter Antoinette Tatem Driscoll '29 (a member of the Board of Trustees from 1955-1972, an honorary trustee from 1972 until her death in 1985, and winner of the Alumnae Achievement Award in 1975); her granddaughter, Patricia Ware Driscoll '55 (a member of the Board of Trustees from 1978-1990); a niece, Mary Edith Tatem Williams '55 (winner of the Distinguished Alumnae Award in 1983); a cousin, Katharine May Tatem Brody '64; a great-niece, Edith Gay Williams '75; and a cousin, Julia Eberly Driscoll '82.
Minnie Tatem died in November of 1962 at age 95. Yet her memory lives on in Tatem Arts Center. Hood College is grateful for the longstanding support and loyalty of the Tatem family.

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This saying by William Howard Taft definitely best describes the significance and the importance of appropriating for one's self real property and it applies to everyone which is living in the world today. Investing in real property which can provide cash flow to its owners through regular income and dividends is simply the best deal that you can get with acquiring real properties. Real Estate Investment Trust or REIT is now one of the various ways to indirectly invest your money on real estate.
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Real estate investment trusts first started in the United States in 1880 in order to let investors avoid double-taxation on their business investments. It also allowed smaller investments to be made on such large-scale business undertakings which broke the tradition of control by only the wealthy businessmen and corporations.
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Erin's Lovely Home Lyrics + Guitar Chords
ERIN'S LOVELY HOME Lyrics And Guitar Chords 6/8 (Trad. Arr., Karan Casey & Kris Drever) The chords are the work of Marc Fahrbach and the song is a request for Tom Quinn.
GSus4 = 3-2-0-0-1-3 (This chord is optional!)
Come (G)all you sons of (D7)Paddy's (G)land and listen (D7)onto (G)me -(GSus4) -(G)
Till I re(D7)late of the (Am)hardships (G)great a crossing (D)o'er the (Em)sea
For the (G)want of (D7)bred ten (Am)thousands (G)fled so far a(D)cross the (Em)foam
And (G)left the land where (D7)they were (G)born called Erin's (D7)lovely (G)home.
Black (G)forty seven I'll (D7)never for(G)get when the fever it (D7)stalked the (G)land -(GSus4) -(G)
And the famine (D7)without (Am)mercy (G)it stretched forth it's (D)dreadful (Em)hand
There's (G)many the (D7)child in (Am)cold death (G)lay their parents (D)they did (Em)mourn
While the (G)landlord's agents pulled (D7)down our (G)roofs in Erin's (D7)lovely (G)home.
My (G)father, was a (D7)farming (G)man - reared to (D7)indus(G)try -(GSus4) -(G)
He (G)had two (D7)sons, they (Am)were men (G)strong, and lovely (D)daughters (Em)three
Our (G)farm was too (D7)small to (Am)feed us (G)all so some of us (D)had to (Em)roam
With (G)sisters two I (D7)bid a(G)dieu to Erin's (D7)lovely (G)home
My (G)father sold the (D7)second (G)cow and he borrowed (D7)twenty (G)pounds -(GSus4) -(G)
And in the (D7)merry (Am)month of (G)May we sailed from (D)Sligo (Em)town
There were (G)thousands (D7)more left u(Am)pon the (G)shore all anxious (D)for to (Em)roam
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The PM really needs to get over the fact that Harawira senior was rude to her a decade or so ago at Waitangi. Life goes on, and it is regrettable that the PM has never gone to Waitangi for the full programme.
She is boycotting both the group of cross-party MPs that will be welcomed on to Te Tii Marae this morning and has not accepted an invitation to participate in a leaders debate with National Party leader John Key and others at the marae this afternoon.
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Yes Waitangi Day can sometimes be rude. Yes like Don Brash you may get seated next to Tame Iti. But the head of the NZ Government should be at Waitangi for Waitangi Day.
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Friday, 22 March 2013
We All Shine On
We are celebrating artists this week in Sepia Saturday, and our prompt picture shows both photographic artists and those who work with paint, pastels and canvas. My own picture shows my late father, who was the real artist of our family. He had a talent for drawing from an early age, and illustrated his wartime journal with small line drawings and cartoons. Both he and my mother, who was equally talented at drawing, would sketch small pictures for me as a child, so that I could apply my own colours. Dad was a founder member of his local Art Society, where he became both Chairman and President and was made an honorary life member in recognition for his work. When Dad died last November, one of my painful duties was to write to the webmaster and ask him to remove Dad's work from their online gallery.
In the picture above, I don't think the peacock was the focus of his attention, but a fellow artist clearly thought it made an interesting image, and I'm glad they did. Peacocks are symbolic in art history and are often found in early Christian paintings and mosaics where they represent both immortality and renewal. Their feathers can be used to decorate churches during Easter. Through his paintings and pictures, and now through my blog, Dad is living on and our memory of him is greatly strengthened. As a Christian himself he would have been interested and delighted by the analogy.
"There is no death daughter. People only die when we forget them,' my mother explained shortly before she left me. 'If you can remember me, I will be with you always." Isabel Allende, Eva Luna.
Here he is again sketching on a family holiday in Northumberland some twenty five years ago. My daughter is sitting next to him, learning and gaining advice. At this age, my son was more concerned with running up the slope.
Dad also liked to take photographs, and as regular followers will know, he was always looking for unusual angles, poses and lighting. He may have been an amateur, but without his unique interpretations some of my Sepia Saturday posts would have been far less interesting.
In this shot he snapped the photographers from behind as we climbed onto an old tree trunk, the better to capture the breathtaking views. It was 1963 and I was on holiday with my parents in the Lake District. The daughter of family friends came along too. She looks as if she's looking down into the viewfinder whilst I try and steady myself and take my camera from the case. The view was of Lake Thirlmere.
This time I was the one who caught him on camera. The occasion was our Silver Wedding celebrations in 2000, and Dad had spotted a statue he wanted to record on film.
In 1988 my children took their cameras on a walk in the local country park near my parents' house. Dad snapped them both framing their shots of Alexandria Lodge in Bestwood Park, Nottinghamshire.
I wish I had the companion photograph to the one on the right but so far I have been unable to unearth it.
This one must have been taken a moment or two later and Dad's camera has been tucked away, but the image is frozen in time and Dad's smile shines on reminding us of a happy occasion; time spent with his grandchildren in a place he loved.
The artistic genes also live on. Here is my daughter that same year, and possibly during that same visit to her grandparents' house, as I recognise the decor.
And here is my son in 1994, fascinated by minibeasts and committing the images to movie film.
For more images saved for posterity go to Sepia Saturday and see what artistry other contributors have come up with using the prompt below.
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I suspect there is a genetic link to this love of images. And it doesn't really matter which medium is chosen. Perhaps its even wider than just images (painted or photographs) perhaps it is a love of recording and preserving. You obviously have the gene and I suspect that all Sepians have it.
ReplyDeleteMarilyn, what lovely photos and stories of your Dad and your family. It makes me sad for you that he is gone, but I agree with the quote you posted. As long as we remember our loved ones, they are always with us.
It is amazing to me that you guys can visit castles rather easily. That is one thing that we don't have, outside of a few replicas.
Kathy M.Such a touching post. It is so true, the memory of our loved ones in our daily thoughts and conversations keep their spirit ever glowing. I know a few folks have thought me odd perhaps until they learn my ways, and those that do know me well understand when I go to visit my parents that have both left this earth now, I speak of my visit as if I were on my way to see them and not their resting place. They shall forever be.
ReplyDeleteWhen kids are young they are often very creative, but when they get older they forget about it and somehow loose that important part of life. I love to see your father so being involved in his art, I wish I had his talents (a four year old draws better than me). I hope your kids have inherited some of his talents (and some of the other family members' talents like yours) and use it for the rest of their life.
ReplyDeleteA nostalgic post....
"People only die when we forget them",
something I strongly believe in,
so I know my grandma and ma still live on,
in my heart...
On a side note, why did you have his artwork remove from their website?
Just asking...
You know me.
Always the awkward question...


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Several key indicators point to a continued, but slow, economic recovery for Moffat County, with both gross retail sales and unemployment numbers expected to improve during the second quarter. Scott Ford, a local economic analyst and an advisor for Yampa Valley Data Partners, said the group's second quarter economic forecast gives reason for optimism in Northwest Colorado. "We're just barely moving on some stuff, but it's there," Ford said, referring to economic indicators like consumer confidence, consumer spending and unemployment. Ford said one of the region's most reliable data tools is the economic stress indicator, which analyzes the total local workforce and the number of jobs from year to year.
Briefs for April 13: Book drive ends today
Today is the final day to donate used books to the Friends of Moffat County Education's 13-3 Book Project. The project is designed to gather 13,000 books to give away to local preschool through fifth-grade students. Books can be dropped off at East Elementary School, 600 Texas Ave; Ridgeview Elementary School, 600 Westridge Road; Sandrock Elementary School, 201 E. Ninth St.; Sunset Elementary School, 800 W. Seventh St.; Craig Middle School, 915 Yampa Ave.; or Moffat County High School, 900 Finley Lane.
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This is for the person or people who deemed (means thought) it was appropriate (means OK) to leave several large bags of trash and broken beer bottles on top of the Sandrocks above Moffat County High School: I'm a person who loves the outdoors, no matter what the season. Just being outside brings me much joy and happiness. The pristine (means untouched) beauty of Craig and Moffat County often astounds me (means blows me away), and I know many others who live here who feel the same way. Walking on top of the Sandrocks in the spring is one of the many privileges (means benefits) of living here.
Letter: Month of the Young Child
Young children here in Craig deserve the best we can give them. April has been proclaimed Month of the Young Child officially by both the Moffat County Commission and the Craig City Council. It is a time to recognize the needs of young children and thank the adults involved in their education and care. Parents, teachers, caregivers and other adults play important roles in the lives of young children, and Month of the Young Child celebrates their efforts.
Letter: U.S. moving toward Socialism
Please stand up. Aristotle once wrote that, in a democracy, people get the government they deserve. In essence, we are responsible for the direction our country is heading, for the leaders we choose, and we'll be responsible for the condition our country is in as we pass it to our children. This is not intended to be another political complaint, but instead an impassioned plea for all to stand for our beliefs. For decades, we've been told killing unborn babies was legal in our society, celebrating the real reason for Christmas was not permitted, and the Commandments are no longer applicable in our halls of justice.
Janet Sheridan: Winning the day
Sometimes when the green-bursting wonder of spring overwhelms all other considerations, I remember a childhood race and an adult conversation: two occasions when I accomplished the impossible, said the right thing, proved my mettle. On clean-up day, an annual spring event at Lake Shore Elementary, students spent the afternoon outdoors: raking, weeding, collecting trash, and complaining. We tried to behave, but running wild in the heady air of spring appealed to us much more than sweeping sidewalks. As the afternoon wore on, our high spirits took over, and we began throwing gravel, swinging sacks of garbage at each other, and hiding from our teachers behind the scraggly shrubs edging the school.
Moffat County Booster Club prepares for fundraising opportunities
Tony Peroulis said getting ideas out in the open is the only way to get them in motion. At the Moffat County Booster Club meeting Thursday in the auditorium at Moffat County High School, Peroulis, the club president, listened to the members in attendance as they threw out ideas on raising money and brining in new members. "We have started with small steps," Peroulis said to the members. "But, the main thing is that we are getting started. "We have crossed the t's and dotted the i's and come together, but we can't let ideas sit ideal."


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Friday, 31 August 2012
The Spice of Life
Yes I know LCF I agreed this post was going to be titled Dry Rubs but actually I have to pay tribute to my Momma who passed away in August at the age of 97 & I thought she'd be wanting to smack me aside the head with her wet dishcloth if I did that, so I'll use that title another day , when she's settled and busy later reorganising the chairs in heaven for God if that's OK!
Thing is my Mum was a great family cook, English style, and her Mum before her who cooked for a living. Nobody could do rabbit stew, dumplings, yorkshire puds or sirloin of beef better than my Mum and hers. Not to mention spotty dick , treacle tart or cherry cake. And then there was the homemade jams!
In fact I'm hopeless at yorkshire puddings - sometimes they'll rise to the heavens and other times they resemble lumps of playdough!
So in celebration of the family genes that say I must be a food lover and cook I'm exploring new pastures. I'm looking for the perfect masala to make a great curry and I'm looking to make my own chappatis to go with it.
I've been experimenting a while and the following is where I've got to:
For the chappatis :
Chaka Atta (whole wheat) flour (Tescos)
Plain yoghurt ( preferably with probiotics but that's my choice)
Mix flour and yoghurt to a dough consistency , I start with a cup and half of flour and then keep mixing in small portions of yoghurt until I get a decent bread like dough.
(You can add in any herbs of your choice, salt, pepper, chilli powder, steamed vegetables like chopped spinach, cauli, runner beans in fine strips, finely chopped fried onions. Options endless.
Roll into, not necessarily perfect, circles and then cook on hot lightly oiled (I prefer buttered) griddle (frying pan will do the job too)
You can freeze these down and then take out as needed. Butter them on one side fold them over and put them in oven (I use a shallow terracotta dish with lid) for 15/30 mins.
For that perfect masala & curry
Step 1 - dry fry the following dry ingredients for 3/4 mins
1 generous teaspoon coriander seeds
1 generous teaspoon cumin seeds
1/2 teaspoon black mustard seeds
1 teaspoon black peppercorns
1 generous teaspoon mango powder
1 generous teaspoon turmeric
3 cloves
1 cinnamon stick
3 cardomom pods
3 bay leaves
handful of mint leaves
Cool and grind either in electric grinder or by hand.
Then put back in frying pan with butter (or ghee if you can get it) and add the moist ingredients:
1 generous teaspoon ginger paste
1 generous Desert Spoon garlic paste
1/2 teaspoon tamarind paste
juice 1/2 lemon plus (Very Important) the grated rind!!
Simmer for 5 mins
Open Kitchen door or window to let in air and let out the gorgeous smell so that your neighbours will next time ask to be let in to try what you'r cooking!
You now have the base of a good curry and need to make a gravy from it. I do it from red wine and boiling water but others will say that is sacrilege!
When that is simmering nicely add your protein in cubes it can be fish, chicken,lamb, pork or beef. My favourite is pork because it absorbs the spices really well. Fish and chicken come a close second.
You can either marinate your protein of choice in the cooled mixture overnight and then cook it next day or just put it in and cook it until tender.
You can also add any vegetables that you fancy although I find cauliflower is particularly good at absorbing flavours in a curry.
I still think I can improve on this - one can never achieve perfection - but the pursuit of it is very enjoyable! My Mum taught me that!
Next thing is to find a good wine to go with it - I'm looking for that now.
Cheers Mum! Love you!
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nfs - this isnt done but posting anyway....got lots to do. This is my little warmup today - thinking about a friend and working on some commisssion work.
also getting ready for an upcoming gallery show in June. - info on that to come.
So decided to bring back "Flower Friday" - just cuz. Also, just seems right for May Day.
May - my favorite month - think I'm going to celebrate it by painting/posting everyday :)
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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- Sweetness and Smiles said...
I LOVE THIS PICTURE....it takes me days for me to finish one. I wish I could just watch you paint. I love collecting glass, I try to paint it but I just cant capture the essence.
- May 1, 2009 at 8:08 PM
- Sheri L (Burhoe) Larsen said...
Lovely piece..it is finished in my eyes. I enjoy groupings like this. Nice colors as well. Cheers ! :-)
- June 1, 2009 at 6:05 PM
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Mixed martial arts legend and UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre takes on Johny Hendricks Saturday night in Las Vegas in the main event of UFC 167. Leading up to the fight this week, UFC boss Dana White gushed to reporters about the passion of GSP: "When you're as rich as Georges St-Pierre is, to stay that mentally tough and to keep having the drive and the passion to win that he does, that's what separates him from all the rest." When asked how wealthy the 32-year-old Canadian was, White didn't mince words: "He's rich. He's very rich."
White should know. He is the one that signs the checks that make up the bulk of the income for the man known as Rush. GSP made roughly $9 million combined for his past two fights, according to multiple sources close to the fighter. His current annual income outside the octagon from endorsements, memorabilia and licensing adds another $3 million. St-Pierre's total income of $12 million over the last 12 months makes him the top earner in MMA.
"Georges St-Pierre is our biggest pay-per-view star," White said recently. The numbers back it up. UFC 158 in March where GSP pummeled Nick Diaz, racked up the sport's biggest PPV numbers in three years with 950,000 buys. The ten other UFC events in 2013 averaged 350,000 buys, according to MMAPayout.com. With the HD version of UFC 167 costing $55, the addition of GSP can mean more than $30 million in PPV revenue compared to a non-GSP event. GSP also means a bigger gate, as well as added sponsorship revenue.
St-Pierre's recent bouts have each included a $200,000 guarantee, plus a $200,000 win bonus for the fighter. He also earned "Fight of the Night" bonuses in two of his past four fights that were worth $70,000 and $100,000 respectively. But the big money is in PPV. Top UFC fighters receive a cut of PPV revenue on top of their guarantees and bonuses. By cutting the champion fighters in on the PPV action, White ensures that the stars of MMA will promote the UFC events to help drive up the PPV gross. St-Pierre is practically guaranteed $3 million per fight before stepping into the octagon based on his past PPV audiences, but the numbers can climb quickly. The 950,000 PPV buys for UFC 158 meant a $5 million payday for Rush. The six UFC PPV events featuring GSP since 2009 averaged 820,000 buys.
Rush is the best paid UFC star inside the octagon and out of it. His biggest endorsement deals are with , Hayaboosa for MMA gear and energy drink NOS. These deals are all multi-year contracts and each one is worth seven-figures. Under Armour exec Steve Battista described St-Pierre as the "Michael Jordan of MMA," when the company signed Rush to a deal in 2009. Friday Night Lights director Peter Berg, who headed up a series of commercials for Under Armour, called GSP "one of the greatest athletes alive today," in a behind the scenes look at a UA commercial shoot.
GSP is expanding his brand this year in a series of moves. He launched a health and fitness app, Touchfit: GSP, developed by Zolmo that includes an equity stake for St-Pierre. He released a book, The Way of the Fight, which covers his life story and training methods. The book hit No. 30 on the New York Times hardcover nonfiction bestsellers list. He is finalizing a supplements deal, to be announced shortly, that will rank among his biggest endorsements. A feature length documentary, Takedown: The DNA of GSP, will be released in the spring.
GSP has built a staggering portfolio of endorsement partners in a sport that is still taboo for many marketers. The Quebec-born St-Pierre did not speak a word of English when he started his UFC career in 2004, but is now featured in commercials for major global brands. His appeal is worldwide with a massive following that includes 3.5 million Facebook fans.
Other Rush partners include Mission, 888poker, Affliction, Electronic Arts, Bacardi, and Royer. He showed his acting chops in an extended commercial last year for the Nexus 7 tablet and he'll be on the big screen in the 2014 film Captain America: The Winter Soldier playing Batroc the Leaper. Look for GSP to add to his marketing income through licensing deals overseas in countries that are big on MMA like Russia, the Philippines and the UK.
What's next for MMA's biggest star? Not retirement, despite recent rumors. He plans to keep fighting after UFC 167, according to those inside his camp. Dana White will be happy to keep writing those checks.
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Before I explain why I rated this app so low, please understand that i have been an International Dj for over 20 years, along a Music Producer for 18 years and worked with numerous famous artist from the industry in my life. I am more than savvy with technology and tried many apps for testing purposes and do a lot of reviews for brands like Pioneer and Native Instruments.
So you'll understand i got very excited when I saw that Waves, which reputation for excellency in plugins business has gone worldwide many years ago, was involved in a Dj software project. Specially as we are talking about an app working on an iPad or iPhone without a decent audio interface, knowing that the audio signal going out is processed by the MAXXX Technology would be a very important factor in your decision of buying Mashup.
Well unfortunately, even though the developper is insisting on this fact that the Waves processor alone should make a difference with the other apps available on the market, this app then totally lacks in doing what it is supposed to do : be a Dj software and not just another fancy MP3 player.
The fact is that honestly, the interface looks really good, specially if you have a retina display, and the access to the different layers is rather smart and easy. But as fast as the rush raised when i launched the app, then even faster did my enthousiasm crashed and faded away when i tried to just mix a couple of songs from my library. A total fiasco if you'd ask me ! I quickly started to be upset, got aggrevated as all my attempts to try basic things you are supposed to do with this kind of software ended in a succession of failures and desapointments.
As a summary of this terrible and expensive experience ( $35.00 for the app + $5.00 for the Waves Maxxx ) the sync engine is one of the worst i ever tried or beta tested in the last 2 years. I COULD NOT EVEN SYNC THE EXACT SAME TRACK LOADED IN BOTH DECKS !!! After a couple of seconds the sync is lost and you have no way to nudge nor bend manually so the mix stay put ... only solution then is to stop the player, seriously ??? can you afford this when you are actually in front of 500 people or more ???
This app is not for you if you are a professional Dj as all your expectations will be turned down by this pathetic attempt of a Dj Software. Don't get fooled by the whole Waves gimmick as they only provided an audio process for the audio output, period.
Stay away and look for much more cheaper apps that will do a much better job overall.
Peace out !!!
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It's pretty clear where Donald Faison and CaCee Cobb's son Rocco got his looks from. The baby, who was born Aug. 15, looks identical to his "Scrubs" alum father.
Cobb posted a picture showing the remarkable similarity between her husband and her son onto her Instagram. "Happy Friday," she writes of the picture, which shows Rocco with a big smile on his face. Faison retweeted the image.
This is Faison's fifth child, as he had four from previous relationships. He and Cobb wed in December 2012, and announced their pregnancy on Jan. 31. Since then the couple has been sharing quite a few adorable pictures of Rocco on their social media accounts.


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1. How are housing assignments made?First-time freshman students live together in residence halls. The majority of women live in North Hall and men live in Memorial and Hicks Halls. Depending on availability, upperclassmen transfers may live together in Hicks Hall, or North Hall or one of our upperclassmen residence halls. Beginning in June freshmen will have the opportunity to have a hand in choosing their roommate. To do this, you will need to sign in to myGCC and click on "Roommate Finder" on the left-hand side of the page. Please note that roommate requests must be mutual in order to be assigned. If you prefer to have the College match you with a roommate, please complete the Lifestyle Preferences portion of the Roommate Finder tool. This information will be used to find the most compatible roommate for you. Housing is assigned in the order deposits were received. 2. How and when will I find out who my roommate(s) will be?You should complete Roommate Finder information and begin corresponding with potential roommates at the beginning of June. The final deadline for submitting roommate requests as stated in the communication received by students. Housing assignments will begin to be distributed in mid-July via your Grove City College email account only; room assignments will not be given out over the phone. These assignments are subject to change through the beginning of the school year because of student attrition. 3. I am having trouble locating "Roommate Finder" on myGCC. Where is it?Log into myGCC. You can click on one of two tabs at the top – "Students' or "New Students" – then on the left hand side you will see "roommate finder" in gray.4. Is it possible that I will have more than one roommate?Yes, it is very likely. Grove City College freshman housing includes double rooms, triple rooms, and even a few quad rooms. Rooms are assigned according to deposit date. Single rooms are usually reserved for students with documented medical needs. In order to keep housing costs as low as possible for all of our students, there is no difference in housing costs for different types of rooms. If you choose two or more names in Roommate Finder, we will assume you prefer a triple or quad. 5. May I room with a friend or someone I know?Yes, you may, but keep in mind that freshman students must room with other freshmen, except in extenuating circumstances. These roommate requests must be made through the Roommate Finder on myGCC and must be mutual. 6. What happens if my roommate and I don't get along?As a Christian college, GCC believes that learning to live in peace with others is both an important life skill and important in learning to follow Christ. When a roommate conflict arises, students should first attempt to reconcile the issue in an open, honest, and caring manner. Often simply communicating directly about an issue will lead to resolution of a problem. If the students themselves are not able to resolve the conflict, they should involve the Resident Assistant and/or the Residence Director to mediate the situation. There should be an honest and reasonable attempt on the part of the students to meet the conditions of the compromise, should one be attained. If the situation is still not able to be resolved, with the support of the Residence Director, the students may petition the Assistant Director of Residence Life for a housing change at the semester break, but please know that a roommate mediation may still be required. Only in extreme situations will housing changes be considered during a semester. In addition, please note that our residence halls are typically at capacity so a move may not be logistically possible. 7. May I live off campus?Grove City College is a residential college. The College's residence halls are meant to foster social unity and to enhance the total learning environment and experience for our students. Therefore, all students, except commuter students who reside with their parents or legal guardians, are required to room and board in College residence halls. Commuter students at Grove City College are full-time students who live with their parents, legal guardians or spouses, normally within a 40-mile radius of campus. Permission from the College must be granted for students desiring to live with relatives other than parents or legal guardians, but are limited to grandparents or aunts and uncles. Veterans who are returning from active duty/deployment and those returning to college from the working world may qualify for approved commuter status if there is a significant age difference between them and students in their class living on campus. Student who are 25 years of age or older are required to live off-campus. Certain students, for medically documented reasons, may be considered for commuter status. In addition, students attending beyond their fourth year would also qualify to live off campus. All off-campus housing for full-time students must be authorized by the College. The College does not provide housing for part-time, post-baccalaureate, married, or special status students. 8. What furniture is supplied for me?Each student is supplied with a bed, mattress, a desk, a desk chair, a dresser and a closet or wardrobe. Each room also has at least one mirror. 9. How do I know the dimensions of my room?The email you will receive in July with your room and roommate information will also include the dimensions of your room. These values are approximate. Dimensions will not be given out over the phone. In addition, due to different models of furniture, dimensions for furniture in a particular room are not available. 10. What size sheets should I buy?All mattresses in the Residence Halls are 80". No mattress pads are provided. 11. What items should I think about bringing? • Alarm Clock • Bedding—sheets, pillow, pillowcase, blanket (mattress pad provided) • Caddy to store/carry shower items • Desk lamp • Desk supplies • Fan • Hand soap • Hangers • Headphones • High-efficiency laundry detergent • Iron (there are typically irons available in residence halls) • Laundry basket/bag • Microwave (900 watts or less) • Power strip with a surge protector • Refrigerator (less than 4.0 cubic feet) • Sewing kit • Swimsuit • Telephone (each residence hall room is provided an official College landline extension) • Towels and washcloths • Umbrella • Wastebasket 12. Is there anything I cannot bring?The following items are not permitted in the residence halls: • Candles, incense potpourri/incense burners and other incendiaries • Coffee pots, toasters, toaster ovens or any other appliance/item with an exposed coil or heating surface (Keurigs are permitted). • Two pronged extension cords and electrical outlet expanders without a reset button • Curtains and draperies other than those provided by the College • Fireworks and other combustibles • Halogen lamps and multi-arm lamps with plastic shades • Space heaters, heating fans, air conditioners and ceiling fans • Nails or screws for hanging items on walls (students may use white mounting putty or Scotch 3M Command Adhesive strips) • Lofts • Pets (other than fish) • Refrigerators larger than 4.6 cubic feet • Road or construction signs (absent proof of purchase) • Wireless routers • Satellite dishes • Water beds • Real, play or decorative weapons (including water balloon launchers, airsoft and paintball guns and knives with a blade in excess of 4 inches • Illegal drugs, alcohol, drug paraphernalia and/or empty alcohol containers • Any other items that are in conflict with the College's identity or mission (i.e. items and/or posters that advertise alcohol or might be deemed obscene or pornographic). Please refer to the student handbook for a complete explanation of residence life/housing policies.) 13. Are my personal items insured?Please check your parents' homeowner's or renter's insurance to see if it covers your property while you are away at school. The College does not take responsibility for students' personal belongings, even if personal items are damaged as a result of a facility issue. Students are strongly encouraged to obtain renter's insurance. 14. How much freedom do I have to decorate my room?You may decorate your room any way you'd like, within the following guidelines: • Walls and ceilings may not be painted. • College-issued draperies or blinds may not be removed. In addition, nothing, including additional curtains may be hung over College curtains. • Due to fire hazards, fabric may not be hung on the ceilings or walls or around the windows and doorway. • Shelves may not be placed above the door or beds. • College furniture should not be altered or damaged in any way. Furniture may only be used for the purpose for which it was originally intended and must remain in the room. • Only white mounting putty, masking tape and Scotch 3M Command Adhesive may be used to attach things to walls. • Posters and other items must be in good taste without containing references to alcohol or obscenity. • The room set-up must remain navigable at all times. Doors and windows should not be blocked and should open completely. • Furniture must be 3 to 4 inches away from heating vents to allow heat to circulate. 15. Are there items I can rent on campus rather than purchasing myself?Small refrigerators may be rented from Men's Activity Board. More information will be available to students during the first week of classes. 16. Are there kitchen facilities available? Irons? Vacuums?There are kitchen facilities for student use in Ketler Rec and South Rec. If you plan to do much cooking or baking, you may want to bring some of your own supplies. Irons and ironing boards are available on most residence hall floors. Vacuums are provided in common areas for student use. 17. May I bring an air conditioner?Air conditioners are not permitted in the Residence Halls. If you require an air conditioner for a specific medical need, please contact Dr. Rita Neu in the Academic Resource Center. 18. May I ship my belongings to the school?Boxes may be shipped to your campus mail address and picked up in the mailroom in the Breen Student Union beginning August 1, 2016. 19. Where do I receive mail?The mailroom is located in the Breen Student Union. Each student has his or her own mailbox and box number, which remains the same for all four years. Your mailbox number will be sent to you in a mailing – May or June – and also included in room assignment email. Your address will be: Your Name GCC # (your box number) 200 Campus Drive Grove City, PA 16127-2197 20. Where do I do my laundry?Each residence hall has a laundry room in the building. The washers and dryers are front-load high efficiency Maytag washers and high-efficiency dryers. The machines are coin-operated and you can also use your ID card with Crimson Cash on it. A washer is $1 per load, and a dryer is $.75 per load. The washers require high-efficiency detergent. Regular laundry detergent is not permitted. 21. Is there storage available during the school year or for the summer?Some of the female residence halls have storage rooms to be used during the school year. Items permitted to be stored are limited to suitcases (and other luggage items) and plastic tubs with lids. Depending upon available space, the number of items to be stored may be limited per student by the Residence Director. There is no summer storage available on campus. Items left at summer break will be donated or discarded. 22. May I come to campus early or return early after breaks?No. The residence halls are closed and therefore unsupervised during campus holidays and breaks. Because of this, students are not permitted to return early. In the fall, students participating in certain campus organizations and activities may be permitted to return early, as requested by the organization adviser or activity sponsor and approved by the Office of Student Life & Learning. Individual requests to return early will not be granted unless the returning student is a sibling of a freshman who is required to return early. All such requests must be approved by the Director of Residence Life. 23. Where do I go when I arrive on campus?Residence Hall students report to their assigned residence halls per appointed time in their letter that they will receive via email late July/early August. Commuter students report to the Breen Student Union. 24. Where do I pick up my room key?Before you can move your belongings into your room you will be given your Room Condition Inventory (RCI) at a central check-in location at your residence hall. There will be directions at each residence hall directing students where to go upon arrival. You are asked to review this form carefully. Once you have had a chance to carefully review the form, make changes, and sign it, you can return to the check-in area of your building to retrieve your key.25. What is the schedule for move-in day?Prior to move in day, you will be sent information about the specific time that you will need to move in (between 8 and 10:45 a.m.), which is scheduled according to the floor plan of the building in which you will live. Following move in there will be a welcome meeting for all new students and their parents in the arena in the Physical Learning Center at 11 a.m. Students will be emailed in the summer with details of other Welcome Week activities. 26. What are an RA and an RD, and what is the difference? • RA stands for Resident Assistant. An RA is a full-time upperclassmen student in a leadership position in the residence halls. The primary role of an RA is to build a sense of community among his or her assigned residents, serve as a resource and support to residents, and to assist in the intellectual, personal, and spiritual development. Your RA will plan activities and programs throughout the school year that are designed to aid in your social, spiritual, and life skills development of residents. An RA is on duty in each residence hall from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. every day during the academic year for emergencies or other student concerns. • RD stands for Residence Director. An RD is a professional staff member employed full-time by the College. He or she lives in an apartment within the residence hall. The primary role of this position is to foster a positive living and learning community among the residents in an assigned residence hall. The Residence Director is responsible for the care of all individuals, management of and activities that take place within their respective building. There is always one male and one female RD on call, 24 hours a day, during the academic year to address emergencies or other student concerns. 27. What lodging is available for parents on campus or in town?There is no lodging available on campus for parents at any time. There are a number of hotels and bed and breakfasts in the surrounding community. 28. What kind of television service is available in the residence halls?Television reception without cable service is very limited in the residence halls. Cable service is provided by Armstrong Cable Services, and can be purchased from the College. More information will be available when you arrive on campus. Cable service is provided free of charge in Colonial Apartments. 29. What do I need to know about telephone service?Long distance service is not provided by the College. Campus and local service is free, but you will need to provide your own telephone. We recommend a cell phone or calling card for long distance calls. If you do not have a phone in your room, please give your cell phone number to Student Life & Learning so that you are able to be contacted in the case of an emergency. 30. What cell phone service is recommended?Grove City College does not endorse one particular cellular phone service over another. AT&T and Verizon Wireless are two large providers in the area. 31. May I have an overnight guest?Yes. Overnight guests of the same gender as the host are permitted to stay for a maximum of two nights in a row and must be registered with the Residence Director for emergency and safety reasons, and may stay no more than seven total days in a given semester. No overnight guests of the opposite sex are permitted at any time. Residents are strongly encouraged to invite overnight guests only after discussing it with their roommates. 32. May I bring my bike to school with me?You may bring your bicycle. Bikes must be left outdoors on bike racks or kept in the student's room. They cannot be kept in residence hall stairways, hallways or other indoor public areas due to fire and safety regulations. 33. Are there times when the residence halls are closed?Residence halls are closed for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring and Easter breaks in addition to summer break. During these times all students must vacate the residence halls. Students are strongly encouraged to make holiday travel arrangements well in advance of hall closings by the time/date noted on the academic calendar. Due to safety and staff needs we have no flexibility in regard to residence hall closing times. If a student is unable to leave campus prior to the closing time they may wait in the Student Union with their belongings until their ride arrives. 34. Can my parents send me a cake for my birthday or other special occasion?Yes, they can! Point them to the following website for our dining services provider, Bon Appetit. 35. Do I need to buy insurance for my college-issued computer?Yes. Each student must have the computer system insured against loss, theft and damage. Such insurance coverage may be under a homeowner's insurance policy of the student, student's parents or student's legal guardians or under other insurance, such as a student's personal property policy. Regardless of whether or not a student has any such insurance coverage, the student is responsible for payment to College of the full replacement value or repair cost of the computer system in the event of loss, theft or damage to it. 36. What services can be paid for by credit card?The College Bookstore accepts Visa, Mastercard and Discover. Student accounts may be paid online through myGCC using Mastercard only. The Gee now takes credit cards!37. How do I get to and from the airport?The Myers Bus Line has service to Pittsburgh and Erie. The phone number is 1-877-733-1045. Students may also post notices on the electronic "Ride Board" on myGCC when they need a ride or can offer a ride to someone else.The college has a shuttle that goes to and from the airport during major breaks, ie: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring, Easter and beginning and end of the semester. Please check myGCC for shuttle times/dates prior to making travel arrangements. Those choosing the College shuttle service must make reservations at least two weeks in advance. Refunds will not be issued for those canceling shuttle services within two weeks of scheduled reservation. 38. What banking services are available on campus or in town?Pittsburgh National Bank (PNC) is the approved financial services provider for students on the Grove City College campus. PNC has an advanced function ATM located in the Breen Student Union capable of accepting deposits, cashing checks, and administering a typical cash withdrawal. PNC also has a full service branch located at 201 South Broad Street, within walking distance of campus. PNC's Virtual Wallet Student provides interactive online tools that make it easy to keep track of your money, so you – and your family – have one less thing to worry about as you begin your college journey. Those with a PNC Bank account, will also have the ability to link their Crimson ID Card to their PNC Bank account(s). This will allow students to use their Crimson ID Card on or off campus to make purchases using a four-digit personal identification number (PIN). Using one's Crimson ID Card in this fashion is safe, as one's bank accounts cannot be accessed without the pin.For additional Information on PNC and how to link your Crimson Card, please click HERE or call the branch at 724-458-9250.PNC – (724) 458-9250 or (800) 352-0186 – ATM on campusOther Banks in the area:Citizens Bank (724) 458-8350First National Bank (724) 458-0800Huntington Bank (724) 458-5611 or (800) 542-2657Northwest Savings Bank (724) 450-1300 or (877) 672-567839. What churches are in the Grove City area?These are just a few of the churches located in town: Church of the Beloved Disciple (Roman Catholic) Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal) Church of the Nazarene Covenant Orthodox Presbyterian Church East Main Presbyterian Church (ECO) First Baptist Church First Church of God Grace United Methodist Church Grove City Alliance Church (Christian & Missionary Alliance) Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Tower Presbyterian Church (ECO)The churches in and around Grove City welcome students. Several churches provide transportation to church on Sunday mornings. Addresses and phone numbers will be listed on the online Crimson. Click HERE for more information. 40. How do I apply for a job on campus? To apply for on-campus employment, log into myGCC. Click on the "Sign Up" tab, and complete the "Student Job Application." Completing this application does not guarantee that you will be hired for a particular position. Supervisors for on-campus jobs will contact you if you if you are to be hired. 41. Is tutoring available?Tutoring is available for most of the classes offered. Contact Kathy Leonard, director of Academic Counseling, in the Academic Resource Center to sign up for a tutor at the first sign of needing extra help. Group tutoring is $7 per person, and individual tutoring is $10 per hour. Kemikos, a chemistry honorary, provides free tutoring in chemistry, and Byte, a computer organization, provides free tutoring in computer science.42. Who do I contact if I have a problem or an issue on campus? Grove City College's goal is to develop life skills in our students to prepare them for life beyond the borders of our campus. Our desire is to partner with parents in this effort, and as such, we encourage students to attempt to address issues themselves rather than asking their parents to do so. If a student has a question, problem, or issue that arises, he or she should first contact the RA on his/her floor. If the issue needs further attention, the student should contact the RD of the building. If a resolution still has not been reached, the student should contact the Office of Student Life & Learning.Commuters are encouraged to address questions and concerns, or present ideas to Ms. Liz Junker, the coordinator of Commuter Life at 724-967-1766 (after Aug. 1).
43. Is there a place in the area that I can store my belongings over the summer?There are many storage facilities in and around Grove City. Please refer to the list below: Spray & Vac Car Wash & Mini Storage, 209 Breckenridge Drive, Grove City, PA 16127 Grove City Self Storage, 1704 W. Main Street Ext., Grove City, PA 16127 Liberty Self Storage, 141 Amsterdam Road, Grove City, PA 16127 London Self Storage, Inc., 1848 Butler Pike, Grove City, PA 16127 Liberty Gait Storage, 102 Northgait Drive, Grove City, PA 16127 Slippery Rock Self Storage, 173 Forrester Road, Slippery Rock, PA 16057
There are over 130 student clubs and organizations. Special interest groups, faith-based and service organizations, honorary groups, fraternities and sororities are all led by students and supported by faculty and staff advisors.
The student meal plan at Grove City College consists of three meals a day, seven days a week.
If you live nearby, commuting is another way to experience Grove City College.
When you come to Grove City College, you become a part of a dynamic and supportive community of lifelong learners.


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Top 100 Video Games of All Time #22 - Panzer Dragoon
Posted: June 14, 2012
This 1995 Saturn release is now nearly impossible to find. It told the simple story of a boy on a dragon, a dragon that also happened to fire lasers. Number 22 on G4's Top 100 Video Games of All Time is "Panzer Dragoon."
Games in this Video:
Panzer Dragoon (Saturn), Panzer Dragoon (PC), Panzer Dragoon (Tiger R-Zone), Panzer Dragoon (PlayStation 2)ADVERTISEMENT