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How Jes Extender Works
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Jes Extender has been scientifically designed to support natural penis enlargement with each minute it's used. It works using a medical principle called traction which has been documented for many decades.
As a medical grade penile traction therapy (PTT) device, Jes Extender is made to the highest quality standards. It works in the optimal and comfortable tension range between 900 to 1500 grams (max 4000 grams) which in clinical testing has shown to assist natural cellular multiplication and growth within the penis. Penile traction therapy has also been documented to support penis curvature correction and erection quality.
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Jes Extender review by National Geographic Journalist and BBC presenter Tim Shaw. His results were a half inch (1.25cm) increase in only two weeks of use*.
Jes Extender as seen on the BBC's Jonathan Ross show
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Jes Extender's Scientific design supports the most optimal results
Jes Extender is easy to use. It assists enlargement of the penis by using the well proven scientific principal of traction. The human body is highly adaptable and can change to overcome external stimuli. For example athletes, bodybuilders, UFC martial artists, gymnasts and the like put themselves through routine training and their body uses it's own natural ability to and adapt and grow allowing them to become faster, more flexible, bigger and stronger etc. The process of biological adaptation is how Jes Extender works, it assists the body to allow for the penis to grow naturally and it does so with each minute used.
Jes Extender – Assisting men to enlarge their penis for over 20 years
A picture speaks a thousand words. Check out our Jes Extender before and after pictures or our Australian TGA Registration certificate. Jes Extender is the only product to have gained Australia TGA certification for the purpose of enlarging the penis. It's a very high quality class 1 medical grade penis enlarger that can be used in your own home without the need for medical supervision. To start as soon as tomorrow, check out our Secure Orders Page as we currently have a promotional sale on – discounted stock is almost sold out so be quick!
What it feels like when being used
When Jes Extender is supporting the body to enlarge the penis, only a slight yet comfortable stretch is felt.
Most effective tension levels
To assist the most optimal penis growth, simply use Jes Extender as directed between the medically tested and proven tensions of 900 to 1500 grams. Tension is increased in small increments as the penis grows. It's all explained in the easy to understand DVD instructions or we can be contacted 24/7 for help and support.
The Jes Extender has the capability to exert over 4000 grams of traction, however, when undergoing scientific analysis and numerous clinical trials it was proven beyond doubt that tensions between 900 – 1500 grams are best to promote the most effective and optimal penis growth. The Jes Extender has been specially calibrated to these exact tensions to support the most optimal results.
Adjusting tension and comfort levels
The tension levels can be monitored in real time while using by observing the easy to view tension indicators. Tension and comfort levels can be adjusted in seconds if needed by simply using the easy screw adjustments with your fingers. Each package comes with easy to understand DVD instructions and we're here 24/7 for expert advice and support.
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How Jes Extender Supports Penis Enlargement Naturally
Penis Length
The penis length of a man is largely decided by a ligament in the penis called the suspensory ligament, This ligament connects to the body at the pubic bone and attaches to the penis shaft. When flaccid and pulling the penis away from the body or when erect and if pushing the penis downwards, this ligament can be felt very easily.
This ligament is the same that surgeons cut in penis enlargement surgery to increase penis length for the patient. The main aim in penis enlargement surgery is to encourage the ligament to heal in a lengthened state which allow more penis length to rest outside of the body once the patient has healed.
The way Jes Extender assists enlarging the penis naturally is to help slowly lengthen the suspensory ligament rather that to simply cut it. Jes Extender has been designed with very specific tension levels to support safe lengthening of the ligament. Penis length alone does not decide a man's overall penis size so next we consider how Jes Extender can assist with increasing penis girth.
Penis Girth
Penis girth determines the overall thickness of a man's penis. There are two chambers in the penis that fill up with blood when getting an erection. The capacity of these chambers is what gives a man his penis thickness. While using the Jes Extender Penis Enlarger, it supports a biological process of growth called cell division. "Cell division" means exactly that, cells get divided and multiply. This natural biological growth process helps support more overall volume of the specific body part i.e not simply a stretching of that body part.
How Jes Extender Can Assist Penile Curvature
What is Penile Curvature?
Penile curvature while quite common among Australian men, can become diagnosed as a medical condition if an abnormal curvature of the penis is observed with the characteristic of a 30 degree bend (or more). In most instances is not painful but in more rare cases it can be very uncomfortable. It can be an issue for some men in regards to urination, having sexual intercourse and other normal bodily functions that involve the penis.
Causes of Penile Curvature
To date, there is no definitive cause of Penis curvature but there are some factors that can be taken into consideration. The first factor is that some men are simply born with the condition. The second factor is that it can be brought on by a sudden injury to the penis. The third factor suggests that it can be induced by a more gradual injury or strain to the penis. For example, men who do a lot of cycling or driving can be susceptible to penis curvature due to their penile shaft always being "squashed" and under weight for prolonged periods. The latter factor can also include men who masturbate in unusual ways or who's partner may twist or bend the penis while using it. Over many years these "slight injuries" can cause the penis to heal with a curve or bend in the penis shaft.
Please note: we ask all men who purchase Jes Extender to assist with penis curvature correction to consider if there are any of the above factors that may be playing a part in the condition. And if so, to take whatever counter measures they can so they are not taking "two steps forward and one step backwards" when using Jes Extender for penile traction therapy.
Penis Curvature Treatment
In many cases, if going to a Doctor for advice about penis curvature they have traditionally referred their patients to a surgeon for corrective surgery. However, it is important to be aware of other non-invasive options such as penile traction therapy which may assist in the treatment of Penis curvature. The cost is far lower than a surgical procedure and there's no healing or down time like there is when undergoing surgery of the penis. In fact, many of our customers have had corrective surgery in previous years, only for the condition to return later on.
Jes Extender assists in stretching and loosening up the plaque that can contribute to penis curvature. Once this is achieved, newer and straighter growth of the penile tissues can "take over" and assist the penis to remain and heal in a straighter position, thus supporting a reduction of penis curvature.
How Jes Extender May Assist Erection Quality
While Jes Extender and penile traction therapy (PTT) was not originally considered for the purpose of assisting erection quality issues, it was during other various clinical testing that this potential benefit was discovered. Many men when advancing in years can experience a reduction in erection quality and this can even lead to impotence or the medical diagnosis of Erectile dysfunction.
Jes Extender and PTT can assist the body to adapt and multiply it's cells within the penis which can support new penis growth. This new growth encompasses the veins and arteries throughout the penis. Simply explained, PTT assists the penis to start growing again*. Due to this new growth, it can be considered that everything within the penis gets assisted as a result of the cellular multiplication within the penile shaft.
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* Disclaimer: While many customers report seeing positive results within the first week, results can vary between individuals based on biological traits and how much our products are used. A regular routine (i.e 1 – 4hrs per day, 3 to 5 days per week) should be undertaken to support optimal penile enhancement results. Once your desired results have been achieved, simply stop using the product. All penis enlargement products we supply are 100% authentic and covered by a full 180 day manufacturer's 200% refund guarantee. Ensure a full understanding of instructions before use. If using for medical purposes and symptoms persist, please see your healthcare provider. Use only as directed.


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Hugh Grant Tapes a Tabloid Reporter, Writes About It Hugh Grant–ishly
By which we mean bumbling and charming.
Over in England, the tabloid News of the World illegally and scandalously bugged the phones of famous people (royal family included). Hugh Grant decided turnabout is fair play, and opted to bug a conversation he had with a former News of the World staffer and write about it for the current edition of The New Statesman. The news here is that the writer Grant spoke with, Paul McMullan, says that his editor-in-chief "absolutely" knew News of the World was illegally hacking people's phones. The fun part is that Grant's writing style sounds exactly like one of his rom-com characters.
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"When I broke down in my midlife crisis car in remotest Kent just before Christmas, a battered white van pulled up on the far carriageway. To help, I thought. But when the driver got out he started taking pictures with a long-lens camera. He came closer to get better shots and I swore at him. Then he offered me a lift the last few miles to my destination. I suspected his motives and swore at him some more. (I'm not entirely sympathetic towards paparazzi.) Then I realised I couldn't get a taxi and was late. So I had to accept the lift."
It's like a movie: Grant, in a spot of trouble, gets flustered, starts adorably cursing, then accepts the offer of help!
Turns out the driver of the car was the tabloid reporter. Grant made a plan to meet up with him a few weeks later so he could record him, but also, we suspect, so he would have an occasion to make a pun on "bugger" that would fit right into Four Weddings and a Funeral (the R-rated version, anyway). Check it out.
"I wanted to hear more about phone-hacking and the whole business of tabloid journalism. It occurred to me just to interview him straight, as he has, after all, been a whistleblower. But then I thought I might possibly get more, and it might be more fun, if I secretly taped him, The bugger bugged, as it were."
The bugger bugged! Grant's already basically written the screenplay! Someone get this project into development, stat!
World exclusive: Hugh Grant turns the tables on the phone-hackers [New Statesman]

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Digital Citizenship in Division 5
"Digital Citizenship" is demonstrating respect for yourself and others while participating in online communities.
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The 2018 – 2019 Performing Arts and Leadership series was announced today at North Iowa Area Community College on Monday, May 7th. "We certainly are 'Livin' it Up!' right here in North Iowa," said Elizabeth Gales, Director of the NIACC Performing Arts and Leadership Series. "Together, we have experienced world leaders, Nobel Peace Prize winners, […]
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During the North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 4, nearly 550 graduates were awarded 659 Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates. Several Honors and Awards were also presented. NIACC's Class of 2018 represented 9 countries, 15 states and 95 Iowa communities. (*Midyear Graduate) ACKLEY * MiKayla Maye Jones Morgan Marie Weichers ALBURNETT […]


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We're working on a building!Check out the live camera feed of the construction site & keep up with the progress thanks to the City of Owensboro.
The new International Bluegrass Music Center will be located at the very best address in Owensboro, Kentucky. It is on the corner of the main east-west and north-south arteries, fronting on the Ohio River at the center of an $80 million new waterfront park with glittering fountains and gorgeous public spaces.
It is next door to two new hotels and a new convention center. The Hampton Inn and the Convention Center both opened in January 2014, followed by the Holiday Inn in 2015. In short, the new Bluegrass Center will be the focal point of the City of Owensboro, Kentucky, and the museum will have ongoing support from the City in the form of free rent for 99 years. We have been greatly encouraged by the outpouring of support from donors. In just a few months, we have raised $5 million dollars from Owensboro residents.
It is time to take this campaign to the rest of the worldwide bluegrass community so that the only full-scale Bluegrass music museum in the world can move into a 2x larger building, with far more exhibit space, a 500 seat concert hall, an outdoor concert area for 2,000, an expansive gift shop, an international hall, a research library, teaching rooms, and a rooftop restaurant overlooking the Banks of the Ohio…
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ISPA supports its international network of arts leaders by providing resources at ISPA Congresses as well as online. ISPA's online resources include a Career Center where members and non-members can post and search openings in the field, a News section for important industry, ISPA, and member news, and a Useful Links section. Explore the links below to learn more about ISPA's online resources:
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Southern California's Inland Empire remains one of the most desirable industrial markets for tenants, while investors are keeping an eye on San Diego properties and Los Angeles-area infill locations.
In Ontario, Calif., CB Richard Ellis brokered the acquisition of Ontario Distribution Center. Honolulu-based A&B Properties Inc. acquired the development from Newark, N.J.-based Prudential Real Estate Investors for $26.7 million. The 895,000 sq. ft. property consists of three buildings on 38 acres. The building's lead tenant is vacating at the end of the year, and CB Richard Ellis will lease the Ontario Distribution Center.
In San Diego, CB Richard Ellis represented the Board of Trustees of Dallas Police & Fire Pension System in its disposition of Goldentop Technology Center, a 141,405 sq. ft. flex property. An affiliate of Boston-based Franklin Street Partners, FSP Goldentop Technology Center Corp., acquired the building for $18.9 million. Locally based SENTRE Partners represented the buyer.
Los Angeles-based Northrop Grumman Corp. occupies the entire building. Built in 1998, Goldentop Technology Center is situated on 7.9 acres in 4S Ranch near Interstate-15.
In Commerce, Calif., the local office of New York-based Cushman & Wakefield represented locally based landlord Southern California Industrial Fund in a 10-year lease renewal and expansion with Gruma Corp. A locally based food production and manufacturing company, Gruma will lease 200,000 sq. ft. on East Olympic Boulevard in Commerce. Total consideration for the lease was $12.3 million. The Seeley Co., Los Angeles, represented Gruma Corp.


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Each spring the Lake Sumter Children's Advocacy Center holds its annual fundraiser called "Bids 4 Kids" to raise operating funds for the entire year. The event is an invitation BBQ with a silent and live auction and is held at The Savannah Center in The Villages. We also recognize corporate and private sponsors.
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Tonight, I had the wonderful pleasure to be in the presence of a key figure in British cybernetics & neuroengineering research, Dr. Kevin Warwick (University of Reading). Warwick gave a fascinating talk at the University of Westminster on Biohacking, sensory substitution, culturing neurones, deep brain learning, implant positioning, and how multi electrode arrays (MEA) can give rise to hebbian learning.
What shocked me, was when I saw small robots with 'biological brains' learning to detect the environment (albeit rudimentarily), enough so that the robots would not collide with the walls. After 2 months, the same robot was seen to have gotten better at not colliding. That was shocking, a machine that is capable of learning.
Warwick, then proceeded to douse us with his effervescent and humorous personality, whilst presenting us the futures of cybernetics. He mentioned how humans would soon be superceded by 'cyborgs'. This is of course, transhumanism (H+) and this is something that Warwick expressed as his wish list in being a part of.
Another aspect which took me aback was the use of electrode implantation to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson's disease, where a patient had electrodes implanted on his chest. A small amount of electricity was discharged into the electrodes, which sent electrical signals to the brain. Much to the surprise of the audience, his symtoms (tremors) of Parkinson's disease was all but gone! However, the problem with this treatment is that the electrodes run out of batteries after a few months and must be either recharged, or replaced. Which often involves surgery.
I was about to make a point of new research by MIT, where fuel cells that are powered on glucose may be used, possibly.
All in all, it was a very thought provoking evening and although I did not get a change to have a chat with the man himself, I hope to meet him not as a student, but as a colleague. Perhaps.


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For the last eighteen months, the GNU/Linux desktop has been in a period of radical innovation. KDE 4 introduced new features and workflows. Mark Shuttleworth launched Ubuntu on a unilateral redesign campaign, starting with notifications. GNOME announced a new desktop that, so far as anyone can tell, will profoundly change the user-experience.
These innovations are likely to continue for at least another couple of release cycles, with upcoming versions of KDE scheduled to put social networking into applications and remote windows on to the desktops of passing computers.
Yet in the middle of all these experiments, nobody seems to be asking a basic question: Does the average user want any of these things?
Personally, I love these innovations, every one of them. I'm a tinkerer who likes to play with new things and write about them. Some of these experiments may succeed more than others, and some I consider outright failures, but I don't tire of any of them.
Their number suggests that the free desktop is in a healthy state and has surpassed proprietary ones, and I'm proud of that.
However, people who share my enthusiasm for innovation seem to be the minority. Whenever KDE 4 is mentioned in an article online, the comments are sure to include complaints that KDE 3.5 was better.
Similarly, an article I recently published on GNOME Shell, the basis for the new GNOME desktop, inspired only condemnations of the program, even though its final form at this stage is anybody's guess.
Admittedly, commenters may not represent general attitudes. We have no way of knowing whether they do. Yet the fact that most of the praises for these innovations come from people who participate in the projects involved seems suggestive.
Under these circumstances, the free software community needs to consider the pros and cons of these innovations -- not one at a time, but as a whole.
Is there a compelling argument for innovation? Or has the free desktop reached a point where it satisfies most users and any attempt to change its current state is going to be regarded as an unwarranted intrusion on the average person's activities?
And, if so, what can be done to improve the situation?
On an abstract level, few free software users are likely to find much that is objectionable in the arguments in favor of innovation.
For example, a year ago, Shuttleworth is reported as saying, "The great task in front of us over the next two years is to lift the experience of the Linux desktop from something that is stable and robust and not so pretty, into something that is art . . . . I see this [need] for free software beautiful, elegant software. We have to invest in making this desktop beautiful and useful."
More recently, KDE developer Aaron Seigo defended KDE's upcoming social desktop with similar rhetoric.
Many online services, Seigo points out, are not free software, and cannot ensure protection of data or privacy -- the implication being that, in contrast, KDE's social desktop suffers from none of these problems.
He notes, too, that "The innovation essentially stopped at 'things I used to do on paper'. I want to do more than just have an easy place to dump my embarrassing photos of others from last night, keep up a public journal, read an annotated map or exchange small blocks of text with others. I want the network to make my computing life more interesting, more immersive and more useful. The innovation has all but dried up in social networking, however, and what we have is an electronic version of the library and post office. A really freaking cool library and post-office, but that's about it. We can do better than that, can't we?"
Seigo goes on to say that free software is uniquely positioned to improve on the current standard. As a community, it already understands the concepts of community behind social networking. Nor is it constrained by financial considerations in its quest for innovation.
Then Seigo paints a utopian vision of the possible future: "I see our computers becoming helpers rather than mildly frustrating tools; I see services becoming a true web of interacting greatness rather than silos with the occasional rickety handmade (and often one-way) rope bridge between them; I see 'social networking' and 'personal rights and freedoms' being mutually supporting at every level."
Like Shuttleworth, Seigo is invoking the motherhood issues of the community. Both are talking about concerns close to every free software advocate's heart. Reading their rhetoric, you can easily be swept away by its visionary scope, and find yourself nodding excitedly.
Not only are they talking about realizing your dreams, but they are talking about doing so in the very near future.
Who could resist?
The trouble with the rhetoric of innovators is that it exists on an abstract plane, not a practical one. Many of the same people whose hearts beat faster at the rhetoric's promises are likely to behave very differently when they turn from reading to focusing on what they have to.
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text: Topeka High School held a Career Day in the School Gym. Over 900 students visited with more than 30 businesses, Government Agencies, Law Enforcement Personnel and more. The Career Day was hosted by the Topeka High School counselors and staff, CTE instructors, special service department, JAG, ROTC, Communities in Schools and Student Leadership Teams.


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finally seems to be physically resembling a "war"
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omg srsly gripping must WATCH TIL END!
if the hair is prosciutto then dude id eat n e ones head
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simon: boo.
contempo arch building names = john cage titles
really want a sleepbox.
and the inner child, still obsessed with legos and buildings, will not go the fuck to sleep.
i have lived in fear of this day... this picture book does not end...
the gesture work there was interesting.
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text: Reasons to redecorate your living room are endless. Redecoration is necessary to change the ambiance of the room, give it a new life and prevent you from getting bored. A wonderful way to redecorate your living room without spending much time or money is to cleverly use cushions. Although cushions and other accessories are small in size compared to other living room furniture, they can make a great impact as you will read shortly. 1. Know How to Use Cushions Cushions vary in sizes, colors and patterns. By the right mix of cushions, you will get a mesmerizing living room. …Read More »


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From O'Reilly – Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is rapidly changing the way business is being conducted. From Wal-Mart to the Department of Defense to small businesses, the benefits of RFID are quickly being realized. Although the software, integration, and data processing side of RFID still presents a challenge in many organizations. Reports have told us that over one billion RFID tags were produced in 2005 and in five years that could be over thirty billion. What exactly is RFID? How does it work? What can it do? Is it more than that little bit of something under the skin of my cat?
These and similar questions prompted Himanshu Bhatt and Bill Glover to write "RFID Essentials" (O'Reilly, US $39.99). Bhatt explains their thinking, "To some extent we thought about writing this book as we were looking for one like it when starting out with our work on RFID at Sun. What we found were books that were either focused on the physics and the RF/electronics side of RFID and some that were on 'marketecture.' We thought, with RFID technologies and standards in their inception phase, it would be good to have a book that would somehow demystify the workings of
an RFID system."
"RFID Essentials" is for developers, system and software architects, and project managers, as well as students and professionals in all the industries impacted by RFID who want to understand how this technology works. As the title suggests, this book is about RFID in general and not just the most recent developments, but it will provide readers with the information and understanding they need to start designing, building, or integrating with RFID systems. Topics covered include:
-Tags and Tag Protocols including Electronic Product Code (EPC)
-Readers and Reader Protocols
-RFID Middleware
-Security and Privacy
-Managing RFID Devices
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Lost Girl: Watch Season 4 Episode 12 OnlineCarla Day at . Comments
Hale's dead and Kenzi falls apart on Lost Girl Season 4 Episode 12.
She turns to her friends for help in punishing Massimo for killing her love and is let down over and over again. She ends up making a shocking and life- changing request of Bo. Have they drifted too far apart to be besties again?
In the midst of Kenzi's mourning, Bo finds out a shocking truth that changes everything.
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2012 Large California Tsunamis From Central Coast Historians And Central Coast Newspaper Records
Approximately, 1996, Unocal historian Darwin Sainz mentioned the newly built Union Oil "Oilport" refinery in what is now Shell Beach (between Pismo & Avila Beaches and at 50 to 100 feet elevation) was destroyed by a tsunami in the early 1900's. July 2009, George Plafker reported, "a bigger earthquake and a more destructive tsunami than the 1964 event are possible in the future".
The 1812 Santa Barbara Channel earthquake produced 5 tsunami waves approximately 50 feet in height to the front of the Santa Barbara Presidio based on a Franciscan Father's journal. A book on "Shipwrecks, Smugglers, and Maritime Mysteries" by Wheeler &Kallman reports the largest wave was 48-50 feet estimated by the USGS west of Santa Barbara near Goleta.
The "History of San Luis Obispo County, California" by Thompson & West (1883) reports 12 feet tsunamis occurred on 8-13-1868 (Peruvian earthquake) and 4-16-1877. On 11-22-1878, turbulent water in the absence of wind produced tsunamis that broke over the Morro Bay sand spit (current quad sheet high elevations 66 to 97 feet N to S), destroyed Avila & Pt. Sal piers, damaging Cayucos pier.
A Japanese earthquake resulted in a tsunami at 12:40 PM December 9, 1907, near high tide and in already heavy seas, that stood out from the rest of the storm due to its enormous height. It wrecked the Ventura pier (SLO Tribune) and the Oilport pier (SLO Tribune & Santa Maria Times) at Shell beach and destroyed the Oilport refinery (Darwin Sainz, personal communication).
Before 7 AM on November 26, 1913, tsunami wrecked the Monterey area including waves 10 to15 feet above the Del Monte wharf. At Seaside, "Immense domes of water and foam shot up above the general height" … "appearing from here to be higher than the highest sandhills along the shore." (current quad sheet high elevations 120 feet).
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I met a King this afternoon!
He had not on a Crown indeed,
A little Palmleaf Hat was all,
And he was barefoot, I'm afraid!
But sure I am he Ermine wore
Beneath his faded Jacket's blue --
And sure I am, the crest he bore
Within that Jacket's pocket too!
For 'twas too stately for an Earl --
A Marquis would not go so grand!
'Twas possibly a Czar petite --
A Pope, or something of that kind!
If I must tell you, of a Horse
My freckled Monarch held the rein --
Doubtless an estimable Beast,
But not at all disposed to run!
And such a wagon! While I live
Dare I presume to see
Another such a vehicle
As then transported me!
Two other ragged Princes
His royal state partook!
Doubtless the first excursion
These sovereigns ever took!
I question if the Royal Coach
Round which the Footmen wait
Has the significance, on high,
Of this Barefoot Estate!
Poet: Emily Dickinson
Poem: 166.
I met a King this afternoon!
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Year: Published/Written in 1955
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ELIZABETH – On Dec. 1, the Elizabeth Board of Education received special recognition from the Consul General of El Salvador, Carlos López, for the generous donations by the Elizabeth Public Schools to aid the Salvadoran flood and mudslide victims.
In attendance at the Consulate in Elizabeth were Board President Francisco González, and board members Armando Da Silva, Rafael Fajardo, and Marie Munn.
The Elizabeth Public Schools community donated truckloads of food to help ease the hardship of the people of El Salvador in the wake of this tragic disaster. Donations that were collected from the school community included canned food, health supplies, and toys. Local corporations and businesses, including Goya Food Corporation, Twin City Supermarket, and Family Foods, Inc., provided additional canned food and supplies.
The Consul General showed a video that depicted the extent of the destruction in El Salvador. Over 14,000 Salvadorans have been affected by the floods and mudslides, which were indirectly linked to Hurricane Ida's passage through the region. Estimates indicate that 192 people were killed and another 168 were lost in the floods and landslides that swept through the country.
López said, "On behalf of the people of El Salvador, I want to thank the Elizabeth Board of Education for their help and support. The Elizabeth School Community has reached out their arms to us and has shown how we are all working together for the people of the world."
Pablo Muñoz, superintendent of schools added, "In the Elizabeth Public Schools, love is an important component of what we are aiming to achieve as a district. I am very proud of our learning community for supporting the Salvadoran victims at a most dire time of need through their outpouring of love."
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Report: Vikings waive wide receiver Randy Moss
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November 1, 2010
The Minnesota Vikings have reportedly waived wide receiver Randy Moss. The NFL Network is reporting the move, one day after Moss was held to one reception for eight yards in the Vikings' 28-18 loss at New England. More to follow.
Green Bay Packers sign ex-Terps wide receiver Kevin Dorsey, other notes
By Matt Zenitz and Baltimore Sun Media Group
October 6, 2014
The Green Bay Packers signed former Maryland wide receiver Kevin Dorsey to their active roster Monday. Dorsey, who was selected by the Packers in the seventh round of last year's draft, spent the first five weeks of this season on Green Bay's practice squad after spending last year on the team's injured reserve because of a toe injury. Dorsey, who had five catches for 52 yards for Green Bay during the preseason, only had 18 catches for 311 yards and four touchdowns as a senior at Maryland in 2013.
NFL scouting combine preview: wide receivers
By Matt Vensel
February 15, 2012
The NFL scouting combine starts Feb. 22. In advance of the annual meat market in Indianapolis, staff writer Matt Vensel will examine each position and give Ravens fans the 4-1-1. In this post he looks at wide receivers . The top prospects: Oklahoma State's Justin Blackmon is the top wide receiver in the draft, and he could go as early as No. 2 overall to the St. Louis Rams, who need help at wide receiver. Blackmon caught 121 passes for 1,522 yards and 18 touchdowns in 2011.
Ravens defense prepping for Colts deep threat T.Y. Hilton
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
October 3, 2014
There's a pretty solid chance that the Ravens' scouting report on the Indianapolis Colts' offense includes a few bolded reminders about how dangerous wide receiver T.Y. Hilton can be as a deep threat. Hilton is one of the fastest wide receivers in the NFL, having run the 40-yard dash in 4.34 seconds. "We just can't let him take the top off the defense," Ravens defensive coordinator Dean Pees said. Hilton emerged last season as a pivotal figure in the Colts' offense, catching a career-high 82 passes for 1,083 yards and six touchdowns.
Meet Terps wide receiver commit Juwann Winfree
By Jonas Shaffer, The Baltimore Sun
January 31, 2014
With national signing day only days away, preview the Terps' class of 2014 with a handy, commit-by-commit guide. Prospect profiles will run all the way through Wednesday (Feb. 5), when players can officially sign a national letter of intent. ( SEE THEM ALL HERE. ) Name: Juwann Winfree (AKA @OnlyOne_JW ) Position: Wide receiver Measurables: 6 feet 2, 180 pounds High school: Dwight Morrow (N.J.) Recruiter: Keith Dudzinski Finalists: Pittsburgh Rankings: 247: 4*, No. 15 ATH, No. 224 overall Rivals: 4*, No. 36 WR ESPN: 4*, No. 39 ATH Stats/honors: 33 catches for 733 yards and eight touchdowns in 2013 Quoted for emphasis: "The opportunity to get under the tutelage of Stefon Diggs - he really respects him as a great wide receiver.
Meet Maryland wide receiver commitment Deon Long
By Matt Bracken and The Baltimore Sun
January 14, 2013
Before his record-breaking sophomore season at Iowa Western Community College, Deon Long spent his summer days working out and running routes with Maryland quarterback Ricardo Young and wide receiver Stefon Diggs . The offseason workouts clearly paid off, with Long catching 25 touchdown passes in leading Iowa Western to the National Junior College Athletic Association championship, and Diggs emerging as one of the most electric wide...
Terps wide receiver Deon Long suspended for two weeks
By Jeff Barker and The Baltimore Sun
March 26, 2013
Maryland wide receiver Deon Long has been suspended for two weeks for violating university policy. The suspension was disclosed today but began at an earlier date - meaning Long will return in less than two weeks. The university did not release further details. The Red-White game is April 12. Long, who grew up in the area and attended Iowa Western Community College, will compete for immediate playing time once the season begins. He began spring practices atop the depth chart at one of the receiver positions.
Meet the Recruit: Terps wide receiver commitment Amba Etta-Tawo
By Matt Bracken and The Baltimore Sun
January 13, 2012
This is part of a series of 2012 Maryland football commitment Q&As leading up to Signing Day on Feb. 1. All answers are provided by the featured player. Name : Amba Etta-Tawo Birthdate : Nov. 10, 1993 Birthplace : Muscat, Oman Hometown : Atlanta Height : 6-3 Weight : 180 Position : Wide Receiver Nickname : None High School : McEachern High in Powder Springs, Ga. Senior statistics : 58 receptions for 907 yards and six touchdowns Rankings : Rivals.com - Three-star prospect.
Ravens pick Miami wide receiver Tommy Streeter in Round 6
By Matt Vensel and The Baltimore Sun
April 28, 2012
With the 198th pick in the 2012 NFL draft (sixth round), the Ravens drafted speedy Miami wide receiver Tommy Streeter. The Ravens have said they hoped to add a wide receiver during the draft, and Streeter is a tall vertical target that, in theory, would help them expand their developing downfield passing attack. A hair under 6 feet 5, Streeter has excellent downfield speed for his size. At the scouting combine, he ran the 40-yard dash at 4.40 seconds, which was among the top times among wide receivers.
Ravens still looking for a third wide receiver
By Edward Lee
September 9, 2011
When the Ravens open the season against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, fans will take solace that Anquan Boldin and Lee Evans will start at wide receiver. There is, however, no such certainty with regards to the No. 3 receiver. When the offense goes to a three-receiver set, rookies Torrey Smith, Tandon Doss or LaQuan Williams could line up in the slot or on the outside. The development of the No. 3 receiver will be an important facet if the Ravens intend to improve as an offense.
Off to painfully slow start, Torrey Smith determined to turn things around
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
September 26, 2014
The arrival of veteran wide receiver Steve Smith didn't suddenly transform wide receiver Torrey Smith into the forgotten man in the Ravens' offense. That's been the net effect, though, for the former Maryland standout as Torrey Smith and quarterback Joe Flacco have struggled to connect on deep passes. Meanwhile, Steve Smith has thrived in offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak's system. Torrey Smith has been targeted 19 times and has caught just six passes for 85 yards while Steve Smith has been thrown to 31 times and has 18 catches, 290 yards and a touchdown.
Ravens release Deonte Thompson again, defensive lineman Lawrence Guy acquired
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
September 24, 2014
Wide receiver Deonte Thompson was cut by the Ravens on Wednesday, marking the second time in the past five days he's been released. The Ravens replaced him on the roster by claiming former San Diego Chargers defensive lineman Lawrence Guy off waivers. He was cut by the Chargers on Tuesday. The Ravens need depth on the defensive line with Chris Canty and Timmy Jernigan both dealing with knee injuries. Canty didn't practice Wednesday. Jernigan has a meniscus injury that kept him from playing against the Cleveland Browns and is still hoping to avoid surgery.
As Steve Smith settles into Ravens' new passing offense, others try to find footing
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
September 18, 2014
Eluding cornerbacks with quick moves or tossing them aside with a mean stiff arm, wide receiver Steve Smith has been busy establishing himself as the Ravens' top offensive weapon through two games. Smith has been thrown to a team-high 25 times heading into Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, making 13 catches for 189 yards and a touchdown. Signed to a three-year, $11 million contract in March, the five-time Pro Bowl selection quickly has become the featured wide receiver that Andre Johnson was in Gary Kubiak's Houston Texans offense.
Steve Smith to be honored for his work on behalf of homeless people
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
September 18, 2014
Ravens veteran Steve Smith will be honored Sept. 30 by the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty. The five-time Pro Bowl wide receier will be honored at the 16th annual McKinney-Vento Awards in Washington, D.C. Smith will receive the Stewart B. McKinney Award. Smith and his wife, Angie, established the Steve Smith Family Foundation to champion the cause of the homeless, advocate against domestic violence and help families in need. firstname.lastname@example.com twitter.com/RavensInsider
Torrey Smith says he's not frustrated by early lack of touches in Ravens' offense
By Aaron Wilson and The Baltimore Sun
September 18, 2014
Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith has spent the majority of the first two games running fly patterns and operating as something of a glorified decoy. The former Maryland star has been targeted 10 times and has just four receptions for 60 yards and no touchdowns. He drew one defensive pass interference penalty against the Pittsburgh Steelers on cornerback Cortez Allen that led to an Owen Daniels touchdown. Smith said he's not concerned about his workload and expects to get his touches as the season goes on. "I'm playing my part, and I know the ball is going to come more than it has been," said Smith, who caught a career-high 65 passes for 1,128 yards and four touchdowns last season.
Despite injury to Asa Jackson, thinned Ravens secondary still effective
By Jon Meoli and The Baltimore Sun
September 12, 2014
The Ravens' already thin secondary was tested Thursday night when cornerback Asa Jackson suffered a second-quarter concussion and joined inactive cornerback Lardarius Webb on the sideline. Jackson's departure left the team with two active cornerbacks, but one was 2011 first-round pick Jimmy Smith, who locked down Pro Bowl wide receiver Antonio Brown and helped hold Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger without a touchdown for the first time in 30 games. "It was an unusual matchup, something I've never really done before in my career, even in college or high school, no matter what - just being a bigger guy on such a small, fast guy like [Brown]
Ravens draft analysis, position by position: Wide receiver
By Jeff Zrebiec and The Baltimore Sun
April 30, 2014
From now until May 8, the first round of the 2014 NFL draft, The Sun will look at where the Ravens stand at each position, the likelihood that they will address that spot early in the draft and some of the prospects that they may consider. The Ravens have nine total picks in the three-day draft: one in each of the first, second, fifth and sixth rounds, and two each in the third and fourth rounds. Today we'll examine wide receiver: Current wide receivers under contract: Torrey Smith, Steve Smith, Jacoby Jones, Marlon Brown, Deonte Thompson, LaQuan Williams, Aaron Mellette, Gerrard Sheppard, Kamar Aiken.
Ravens draft preview: Wide receivers and tight ends
By Jeff Zrebiec, The Baltimore Sun
April 17, 2013
Each weekday through April 24, the day before the first round of the NFL draft, The Sun will look at where the Ravens stand at each position, the likelihood that they will address that spot early in the draft and some of the prospects that they may consider. Today we'll examine wide receivers and tight ends: Current wide receivers under contract : Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones, Tandon Doss, LaQuan Williams, David Reed, Deonte Thompson, Tommy Streeter, Tori Gurley Current tight ends under contract : Dennis Pitta, Ed Dickson, Alex Silvestro, Steve Watson Chances that the Ravens draft a WR or TE in first three rounds : Good chance for wide receiver, unlikely for tight end. The trade of veteran slot man Anquan Boldin created a big hole within the Ravens' receiving corps and they opted not to fill it in free agency.
A closer look at three Terps wide receivers poised to play bigger roles
By Matt Zenitz and Baltimore Sun Media Group
September 4, 2014
COLLEGE PARK - With wide receiver Taivon Jacobs out, Maryland will depend on junior Marcus Leak and sophomores Amba Etta-Tawo and Jacquille Veii to all play bigger roles in the offense. Leak will start along with the Terps' top two receivers, Stefon Diggs and Deon Long, but Etta-Tawo and Veii could see some playing time as well. Etta-Tawo, an outside receiver, will be the top backup to Long and Leak. Veii will back up Diggs in the slot and was the fourth wide receiver in the game when Maryland went to four wide receiver sets against James Madison.
Wide receiver Marlon Brown finding place in reloaded offense
By Jon Meoli and The Baltimore Sun
September 3, 2014
Just a few months removed from being one of the Ravens' top pass catchers, second-year receiver Marlon Brown says he feels good about his role in the offense coming out of the preseason. "I feel like it's going pretty well," Brown said. "When they called my number, I made a play. That's pretty much the mindset I have for this offense. I want to go in and contribute, whether it's blocking or catching the ball." Brown's 2013 season was one of the bright spots for the Ravens' offense.
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Hey there, I'm Joel! Three years ago a simple question changed my life: "How many years do you want to work?"
I thought I knew the answer. Most people retire in their 60s and 70s, while some people work really hard and finish in their late 50s. Anyone who retires earlier than that either inherited some serious money, or got wealthy launching a successful Silicon Valley startup, right?
Around her 30th birthday, my wife was in a serious car accident. She only had minor injuries, thankfully, but the car was totaled. After the ordeal we were shaken up, and had a heart to heart about how precious time is. We discussed our careers, and how they left us feeling unfulfilled. The thought of spending thirty more years in a cubicle every day deeply troubled us!
When we eventually discovered the Financial Independence community and read about people retiring after less than a decade of work, we were excited, but had some serious financial issues to resolve:
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Although daunting, we were determined to turn our finances around and learn as much as possible. We devoured the FI blogs. We read every book we could find on the subject. We trimmed our spending month by month and tracked our net worth as it grew. This helped form a mission statement for my blog: to document our journey, and help as many people as possible save up their own FU money, replace fear with flexibility, and avoid all the mistakes we've made in the past!
Our hard work paid off. We are now less than two years away from our FI date! What does this mean in plain English? It means I can quit my job before my 35th birthday and spend my days doing whatever I want, no longer a slave to the 40+ hour workweek! (UPDATE: I finally quit!) I'll be able to spend more time with friends and family, and work on creative endeavors with no pressure to turn a profit. I'll be able to spend more time on my health and fitness goals and less time sitting in meaningless meetings waiting for the clock to set me free.
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So who the hell am I to give you financial advice? Well, I could try to impress you with my numerous graduate degrees and M.B.A., but honestly these credentials didn't keep me from spending my money like a lunatic, so they won't help you either. What I have to offer is experience and perspective. I've been poor, and I've been wealthy. I've been spendy, and I've been stingy. I've been fat, and I've been skinny (more on Fat Joel in a future post!).
The point is, no matter what financial mistakes you've made, I've probably made them too, or at least something similar. Through my posts, I'll share with you details of my household's finances from the past decade, the mistakes we've made, and how we fixed them. I'll cover topics ranging from real estate and investing to expenses and my views on debt. Most posts will have at least one juicy example of how I did things exactly wrong, and then how I managed to turn things around. I am pretty passionate about this stuff, so stick around for some great new posts every few weeks.
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Good news in Hollywood for a couple of actors with Chicago roots: Chris O'Donnell can now add producer to his resume--he just signed a two-year, first-look production deal at Warner Bros., where he's got one more movie to do after "Batman and Robin.". . . And Gary Sinise will star in Imagine's "The Long Rains," a John Frankenheimer-directed movie about an ex-con who finds out he's been double-crossed.
More Chicago stories: When we caught up with Joan Cusack the other day, she was home in Chicago on a break from the New York filming of "In and Out" with Kevin Kline, Debbie Reynolds and Tom Selleck. . . . What she wanted to talk about, though, was brother John who directed her ("I loved working with him--he makes everyone feel good.") in "Grosse Pointe Blank," an out-in-February movie with Alan Arkin, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd and Jeremy Piven.


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You are wondering in awe just how your old dog has managed to survive this long. You could pat yourself on the back for at least knowing that you have always tried your best. But it has been quite hard sometimes, hasn't it. Veterinary bills are no laughing matter and maybe it is a bit late in the day for you and your old dog to be taking advantage of new medical aid plans tailor made just for dogs. Because the verdict has been given.
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