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Judge John T. Paulson, Chair
Judge Gail Hagerty
Justice Carol Ronning Kapsner
Justice Mary Muehlen Maring
Judge Bruce Romanick
Ted Gladden, Executive Secretary
Chair Paulson called the meeting to order. The meeting was opened with a discussion of subjects for the November meeting. It was suggested legislation should be discussed as part of the business meeting. Discussion focused on allowing one hour for legislation, about 45 minutes to an hour on retirement and health benefits for judges, and one-half hour on compensation alternatives. The ND Judges Association meeting should be held Tuesday morning to visit with the lobbyist for the upcoming session.
In regards to an agenda for the conference, Ted Gladden indicated that Linda Jensen of Human Resource Management Services was available to talk on workplace conduct. Another topic discussed was media relations by Ron Keefover, the public information officer from the Kansas Judiciary. Discussion then focused on the possibility of using a panel as part of the presentation on media relations. Justice Maring discussed the possibility of a mediation program. It was suggested that a two-day program would be too long for the Judicial Conference and it might better lend itself to the Judicial Institute. Justice Maring then discussed a program that she recently attended at Brooklyn Law School on science and the law. She suggested that this might be an excellent program for future Judicial Conference consideration. Justice Kapsner expressed interest in having a law and literature program involving the new dean. There was some concern over whether or not it should be mandatory, and it was concluded that this should be a voluntary program offered Monday evening if the Presiding Judges meeting could be moved.
After further discussion, Ted Gladden was directed to contact Ron Keefover and Linda Jensen to develop programs for the Judicial Conference. Sparb Collins will present a program on benefits for the business meeting.
It was moved and seconded to approve the minutes of the February 20, 2004 meeting. Motion carried.
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Hello all, I'm new to asp.net and I'm currently practising some few stuffs. I'm creating a hotel reservation system using ASP.net Web site in visual studio 2008 and I currently don't have an App_Data in my solution explorer unlike visual web developer.
1. I have planned to make users of the website login before making their reservations.
2. I have also planned to develop the website such that I will be able to know all reservations made by each user.
First and formost, I will like to know how I can access/View the security database?
Secondly, how do I link my custom made reservation database and the security database in order to achieve my second plan above.?
Someone help me.
Thank you.
I use in my ASP.NET MVC application repository pattern and I use in controller for example 3 models:
namespace MvcApplication1.Controllers
public class HomepageController : Controller
private IWebsitesRepository _repository_websites = new WebsitesRepository();
private IFirmRepository _repository_firm = new FirmRepository();
private IPhotosRepository _repository_photos = new PhotosRepository();
In WebsiteRepozitory, FirmRepository and PhotosRepository classes I have:
Database1Entities _entities = new Database1Entities();
So I have 3 connections to database ? Is it wrong ? How can I solve it ?
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Series of books featuring color drawings only two artists per issue. Published in Italy.
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Got this package from Ratigher of Italy containing 3 great 2 in 1 soft cover books which can be enjoyed from either direction. Going one way features drawings from one artist and the other another artist. The 3 books featured Baronciani, Ratigher, Squaz, Paper Resistance, Eric Ailcane, and Blu.
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I am a child of the 70s. As a late baby boomer I experienced much of the 60's counter culture. However I had the advantage to see the effects of the unbridled freedom on many of those who abandoned themselves in it and the inevitable consequences served as a warning for me.
Free love and free drugs were the motto of the times in which I grew from childhood to adolescence. I had many a friend who never made it to adulthood and if they did, by the time of this writing they are more than likely consigned to the care of a nursing home or an adult care facility.
Johnny was a friend of mine who at the time would do any drug that passed his way. He loved getting high and it did not matter what kind of high or altered experience it was that said chemical induced. His tastes ran the gambit of the day, from uppers to downers from weed to Mescaline. If you knew of the current drug of the day Johnny had been there and done that, and would offer his sage advice to any stoner who wished to avoid a bad experience with the current drug fad of the time.
One night after a long evening of partying and mixing of various pharmaceuticals he went home to sleep his buzz off. In his basement bedroom he listened to some relaxing music and shut off the lights. He did not know how long it was before a loud sound roused him from his half slumber. With a quick flip of a switch his night light came on and he sat up to see what had caused the commotion.
That was when he saw the thing scurry across the floor.
It had quickly made its way from the bathroom to behind a pile of clothes to the left of his bed. He could barely discern what exactly it was but it was small, short and bipedal. It ran faster than his cat and had made the 4 foot run in a split second. It was also very dark.
Panicked, he was unsure as to what to do next. He decided to just stay in the safety of his bed and pulled the covers up a bit to hide in the safe and warm self made cocoon. It was not a squirrel, he saw no tail. This was the northeastern
As he sat there looking into the dark recesses of the basement for any movement near the laundry pile, he was sure he saw something afar off in the back of the room. It darted to and from as if it was trapped in the semi darkness of the room and stayed in the safety of the shadows so it would not be fully seen by the young teen in his bed. But it's frantic movement betrayed that it was seeking escape.
Soon the movement abruptly stopped.
And the shadow grew larger as the thing came closer in the darkness slowly making its way to the edge of the bed.
In the seconds that it disappeared at the bed's edge, Johnny did not know whether to feel relief or panic. Had it gone back to his worst nightmare to plague him no more, or was it lurking under his bed waiting for him to come out from under the covers so that it might do its diabolical deeds upon his pink soft flesh? The seconds seemed to span an eternity as he waited for a movement or a sign from above the bed or under it. But then as the horror of the reality that was to befall him permeated his mind his spine became as a frozen icicle as if splayed down from a lonely woebegone ledge.
He felt a tug on the comforter that he had so dearly pulled tight to his body and a single lone hand of impish size came over the edge of the bed.
It was soon followed by its equally unwelcome twin.
The comforter pulled down from his clutching hands as the weight of the thing bore down at its edge, and soon the full body of the being came into sight.
It had a face circled in dark oily hair and its dark skin glistened in the ambient lighting. It almost looked human, if a human face could have been forged in the depths of hell by one who had no pattern with which to form it. It had the basics of twin eyes and ears, but they were both disproportionate and at odd angels. The mouth twisted in a grotesque grin and opened to reveal teeth that made no sense for the small confines from which they had emerged.
As it made its way with dire purpose up the sheet Johnny was still frozen in fear with the sight he beheld before him. That it meant him ill will there was no doubt, but as to what he could do with such a creature he was left to his own small wit. Finally as he felt the small feet cross the sensitive skin of his stomach and knew for a certainty that this was no mere illusion and with dread he finally decided to act.
In a blur of motion he flipped the comforter over unto the small beast that dared assault him and with a twist he enclosed it in the billowing cover of the comforter. He then spun the end which he held making a handle of sorts with which he began to then use the whole as a hammer with which he began to pummel the bare cement floor of the basement with unabashed fear.
After a few minutes of ceaseless pounding on the floor, Johnny caved into the fatigue of his over worked muscles and let go off the wadded up comforter. Breathing heavy he fell heavy on the bedside and examined the balled up mass that lay before him.
Whatever the twisted comforter contained the creature did not move any longer. It was a motionless wad of fabric on the cold cement floor. Warily he prod it with his extended foot, but still there was no movement that he could see. With apprehension and a dread he had never experienced before in his short life the young teen began to unwind the fabric of the comforter to find…
Absolutely nothing.
The comforter was empty. He was sure as he repeatedly hurled it against the floor the comforter had contained some considerable mass. But there was simply nothing there.
He breathed a heavy sigh and in an unspoken oath he vowed to never mix again the concoction of narcotics that he had ingested that night. If he could ever remember which ones they were. And through a struggled and fitful night of half sleep he tried to forget the hallucination that had seemed so real. But whenever he closed his eyes, he saw the creature climb up the bed, and he felt the small clawed feet dig into his abdomen as he lay still on the bed in which he now tried to find rest.
He awoke in the morning feeling worse for the wear and with heavy limbs he forced himself into the bathroom to take his shower and to make himself somewhat presentable for the day of work that lay before him.
But as he stepped into the shower he slipped and fell, hitting his head against the thin Plexiglas of the cheap basement shower in his room. The shower floor was slick from an oily residue and as he regained his balance he saw the thick dark red ochre of drying blood that covered its floor. Then as he strained his head in horror he saw his gutted and disemboweled cat lying at the head of the shower, with half of its internal organs missing and its body torn apart as if from some primitive savage attack of a primordial creature from the blackness of hell.
His beloved pet had fell victim to the self same creature that had climbed up his bed that very night to assault him.
If it were not for the attack of his cat, the experience of Johnny could be easily dismissed it all as a psychotic delusion caused by the overindulgence of various mind altering drugs.
But something tore that poor creature apart that night, and made off with various organs.
Was it Johnny in a panic induced drug filled rage? Or was it the creature he saw in his mind altering state of consciousness?
People who dabble in various mind altering substances perceive things that we as people in a normal state of consciousness usually have no discernment of. From the Shaman to the ancient mystery cultic worshipper, people in religious visions induced by chemical enhancement have perceived sbeyond our own and the creatures that inhabit them.
The Bible warns of such use of mind altering substances and classifies it as witchcraft. In fact In the New Testament Koine Greek word for Witchcraft in many passages is the word Pharmakeia/Pharmakeus (Strongs 5331,5332) which literally means medication and is where we derive the word Pharmacy in the contemporary English language. In ancient Greco Roman culture mystery religions often used mind altering substances with the masses to induce spiritual euphoria in its celebrants.
Such use of pharmaceuticals for spiritual epiphanies can easily be traced to Shamanistic practices by various world wide cultures. Experiential knowledge by these various individuals would tend to suggest that use of psychoactive drugs does tend to open the perception of those partaking to an altered state of consciousness that cannot be perceived by the most ordinary beings. It is a supplement to the God ordained spiritual gift of discernment of spirits that can often attract beings of a malicious nature. Some shaman, like many we encounter in our modern society are gifted by God to perceive a different world around them. They can actually see entities and judge such said beings purpose and nature. In aboriginal societies such persons were elevated to the role of a spiritual leader, a shaman who has the gift to sense when oppressive forces are at work and had the power to overcome them. Their role is that of healer, guide and spiritual leader for the group. But many such roles were hereditary. And while many Shaman did not rely upon pharmaceutical enhancements of their gifts, many of their offspring who were not as gifted tended to rely upon artificial means to enhance their abilities. And this abominable practice tends to draw the darkness.
In brief, that is why the Bible classifies witchcraft and sorcery through the words Pharmakeia and Pharmakeus, it is an unnatural way to attain spiritual enlightenment that can often lead to spiritual oppression.
In altered states of consciousness one can often perceive in their altered states beings that dwell in the twilight of reality. And some of these twilight beings can cling onto the person for a lifetime. Draining their soul and ruining their life.
On rare occasions Johnny is afraid of the dark. He fears the flashbacks where he will once again see the little dark man that scurried across the floor. He fears seeing the being that disemboweled and partially ate his cat in the bathtub. He has seen it three times since, but only that one time long ago did it attack anything dear to him or cause any harm. Even clean and sober he feels helpless against the dark forces that he unwittingly unleashed that night long ago in the late 1970s.
Was it all a drug induced illusion? Perhaps. Or did Johnny really see a dark creature from beyond our realm of the senses that lurks in dark places which we cannot perceive?
I dare not guess.
Now well into his 40's with a lifetime of experiences behind him, nothing Johnny has ever experienced has been so real and surreal at the same time. All he knows is the cat was dead, and the horror from beyond the pit of hell that he saw in that abysmally dark basement years ago.
To him that is enough.
Until next time,
Pastor Swope


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Despite telling her mom years ago that she would never become a knitter, Chelsea took up a pair of needles in 2009 and hasn't put them down since. She loves taking inspiration from the natural world around her and translating it into a one-of-a-kind design that is as simple and enjoyable to knit, as it is to wear. Keeping busy by day as a wife, mother and homemaker, Chelsea likes to spend her evenings curled up on the couch with a cup of coffee, knitting and sketching her never ending design ideas.


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Description:Proliant ML350 G5 I/O System BoardSupports Dual-core Intel Xeon 50xx 51xx ProcessorsSupports both SAS and SATA Hard Drives
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Overview:Compaq is an international motherboards expert. Dedicated in customer service and high technology Compaq has already earned a reputation for quality worldwide. With a long history of commitment in the computer product design and production and a team of highly skilled engineers in the motherboard nowadays Compaq positions itself as the standard setter of price and performance in the manufacturing and marketing of motherboards. Compaq offers a complete line of advanced motherboards to meet the expanding needs of the computer market.


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Now that the world has moved on from making giant sharks float around by the magic of fancy air, we can move onto more interesting things like Portal personality cores.
Thinkgeek are selling two variants of the item you see above, Wheatley or Space, for $US20 each. Sadly, they're not remote-controlled. They're basically glorified balloons. But they're glorified Portal balloons.
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Last night was my friend Justin's birthday, so of course we had to celebrate. Here is a pic re-cap.
For some reason Justin just HAD to have everyone do a thumbs up...cheesy?! I think so.
Wait...thats not right...
There we gooo
I love taking random laughter shots
Sarah even brought her dog to help us celebrate
Dinner last night before the bar:
Veggies Burger on Arnold's Sandwich Thins and Steamed Veggies
So the wonderful Emily tagged me to tell 25 random things about myself. This could be the point were my "inner weirdo" is revealed, so try not to judge too hard.
- I am a morning person FOR SURE, my favorite part of the day is first thing in the morning, sipping coffee and Internet surfing in my flannel pj's.
- I only buy movies that I absolutely love, I currently only own about 6 movies.
- My first crush was David Bowie.
- Sometimes when I am driving I like to sing really loud and pretend that I am a rockstar.
- I went through a "punk rock" stage in highschool and dyed my hair black and had 1/2 inch gages in my ears.
- My child hood is defined by Nickelodeon game shows. Name a show, I'll tell you the host...and probably be able to quote an episode or two.
- Charleston is my favorite place in the world, it has been my life goal to one day move there.
- I HATE oreos just plain, but they are my favorite topping for icecream. :)
- I still have not fully gotten into the "high heels" thing, although I should because I am only 5'4".
- I am more of a dog person than a cat person.
- I am currently terrified of this "swine flu" epidemic. WTF?!!
- I LOVE grocery shopping. I go up and down every isle, even if I dont need anything in that particular isle.
- Guys confuse the HELL out of me and I'm not sure if I will ever figure them out.
- My middle name is Dru...I wish it was my first name.
- Ok, Baylee here is my OCD habit...I can only get out of bed when the clock reads an even number. I feel like if I start my day out at an "odd" time, it will be an "odd" day. haha
- My favorite thing about myself is my dimples, even though when I was little I HATED them and would sit in front of the mirror for hours puffing out my checks in an attempt to "blow them out".
- I love pictures...taking pictures, looking at pictures, etc.
- I DO NOT want to grow up, and refuse to.
- I think conditioner is WAY better than shampoo (Billy Madison anyone?!)
- I have a crush on our local weather man.
- My favorite color is purple.
- If I could travel to any place earth it would be Australia or Japan.
- My least favorite part of the day is when I have to blow dry my hair. It is pure torture, and I try to avoid it any way possible.
- I have a round tooth. I could have gotten it fixed, but I think it shows character.
- In the summer time my face gets COVERED in freckles, and you know what?! I like them!
WOW. That was hard. Someone else give it a try! I tag:
Amy and
Now, Im off to do some grocery shopping...maybe I'll see my club hoppin produce boy ;)...and then working all day.
Hope everyone is having a great start to the week.
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Richard Ryan Awarded Honorary Degree Greek University
Richard Ryan, a professor of psychology and education at the University of Rochester and co-founder of a leading theory of human motivation, was presented an honorary doctorate by the University of Thessaly in Greece this week.
The award recognizes Ryan's "significant contribution in the field of psychology, human behavior, and well-being worldwide." The honor was presented at a ceremony in Volos, Greece, on Oct. 16.
Ryan and fellow Rochester psychology professor Edward Deci developed in the 1980s Self-Determination Theory—a basic theory of human motivation. At the heart of the theory is the principle that well-being depends in large part on meeting one's psychological needs for competence, autonomy, and relatedness.
The psychological model has proven widely applicable cross-culturally and in a variety of fields, including health care, parenting, mental health, work organizations, and athletic settings. This honorary degree, presented by the University of Thessaly's departments of physical education, primary education, preschool education, and special education, reflects Ryan's influence internationally and across disciplines.
A widely published researcher and theorist, Ryan has authored more than 250 articles, chapters, and books. His research has been supported by the National Cancer Institute, the National Institutes of Health, the United States–Israel Binational Science Foundation, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, among others. He has given addresses at more than 70 universities worldwide and is a fellow of several professional organizations, including the American Psychological Association, the American Educational Research Association, the Society for Self and Identity, and the Society for Experimental Social Psychology. In 2008, he was awarded honorary membership in the German Psychological Society. Ryan has received James McKeen Cattell and Leverhulme fellowships, as well as other research and teaching awards.
In addition to his theoretical contributions, Ryan is a practicing therapist and director of clinical training at Rochester. He joined the psychology department in 1981, after completing his doctorate in clinical psychology at Rochester. He has held a joint appointment in psychiatry and education since 2004.
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tom2005 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 71 designs submitted by 24 freelance designers.
The logo needs to contain the acronym (DECO) and the full name (Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra). But it should have the flexibility for the last two words - and letters of the acronym - to change, as it will also be used by DESQ (Darwin Ensemble String Quartet).
These logos may be used side-by-side and so the last two letters/words (eg CO and Chamber Orchestra) should be slightly differentiated from the first two (DE and Darwin Ensemble) perhaps by being in a slightly different shade of colour.
Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra
In addition to the text described above we need two graphical motifs to be incorporated:
- something musical (a violin, musical stave/lines, notes).
- the three spires of Lichfield Cathedral which is where the orchestra is based (see here).The logo should have an adaptable colour scheme to be able to work over dark and light backgrounds.
It should fit in with the evolution logo on darwinensemble.com, as they will appear next to each other. We would like it to work with the colour scheme on the website, but will be flexible to change if a better alternative if suggested.
- Smart, modern design
- Simple, iconic graphics
- Treble clefs
- Use of photos, or cutouts.
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sharia banking.
Do yourself a favor and do a search. Your proficiency in arabic has potential to differentiate and position you in investment banking, sovereign wealth management and the like. You're more likely to have accomplishments than you would be in the "human rights" sphere and you're less at risk of disgracing yourself than you would be within the national security apparatus.
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Ruddins and Schraer Selected to USAV Collegiate National Team
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Official USA Volleyball Release
April 8, 2014
USA Volleyball Contact: Bill Kauffman
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - USC women's volleyball senior middle blocker Hannah Schraer and sophomore outside hitter Elise Ruddins were each chosen by USA Volleyball among a select group of 36 athletes to participate in the U.S. Collegiate National Team (CNT) program that will train and compete in conjunction with the USA Volleyball Girls' Junior National Championships from June 22 to July 1 in Minneapolis.
This CNT program includes nine middle blockers, nine outside hitters, six opposite hitters, six setters, and six liberos. The outside hitters are Breanna Atkinson (Duke University, Ashburn, Va.), Mary Helen Boyle (LSU, Eureka, Mo.), Cassie House (University of New Mexico, Rio Rancho, N.M.), Litara Keil (Loyola Marymount University, Long Beach, Calif.), Kendall Kritenbrink (University of South Dakota, Gretna, Neb.), Leah McNary (Creighton University, Tarpon Springs, Fla.), Katie Mitchell (Ohio State University, The Woodlands, Texas), McKenzie Willey (Arizona State University, Highland, Utah) and Emily Wilson (University of Missouri, Omaha, Neb.).
Middle blockers selected for the program are Mercedes Binns (Arizona State University, South Pasadena, Calif.), Kelli Browning (Creighton University, Waukesha, Wis.), Emily Miron (North Dakota State University, Wedena, Minn.), Rachel Rhoades (University of Arizona, San Diego, Calif.), Sara Rishell (UAB, Smithsburg, Md.), Hannah Schraer (University of Southern California, Arcadia, Calif.), Paige Tapp (University of Minnesota, Stewartville, Minn.), Dominque Thompson (University of Wisconsin, Plymouth, Minn.) and Mercedes Vaughn (Florida State University, Folcroft, Pa.).
The setters are Jianna Bonomi (University of San Diego, Huntington Beach, Calif.), Katie Brand (Kansas State University, Grand Island, Neb.), Mackenzie Dagostino (University of Florida, Tampa, Fla.), Julia Doyle (University of Oklahoma, Plymouth, Minn.), Aubrey Edie (University of Mississippi, Fayetteville, Ark.) and Sarah Wickstrom (Florida State University, Stuart, Fla.).
Opposites selected to the program are Abby Cole (University of Michigan, Grand Haven, Mich.), Hannah Deede (Western Oregon University, Silverton, Ore.), Jennifer Hamson (BYU, Lindon, Utah), Chelsey Harris (Rice University, Houston), Chantale Riddle (University of New Mexico, Roswell, N.M.) and Elise Ruddins (University of Southern California, Laguna Nigel, Calif.).
The selected liberos are Rachel Brummitt (Texas Tech, Plano, Texas), Veronica Lewis (University of Arizona, San Jose, Calif.), Delaney Clesen (University of Pittsburgh, Evanston, Ill.), Sarah Meister (University of Missouri, San Diego, Calif.), Katie Mosher (Florida State University, Fort Myers, Fla.) and Jacqueline Napper (University of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.).
This CNT program will be instructed by lead coaches Mike Hebert and Bill Neville, who are both retired college head coaches. Both Hebert and Neville have extensive coaching experience not only at the collegiate level, but also at the international level. Neville has served as head coach for both the men's and women's U.S. National Teams as well as assistant on the U.S. Men's National Team. Hebert has contributed to the U.S. Women's National Team as an assistant coach.
Nicki Holmes, assistant women's volleyball coach at UCF, will serve as the program manager. Other program coaches are: Ashley Allen (assistant women's coach at Nicholls State University), Ray Gooden (head women's coach at Northern Illinois University), Linda Hampton-Keith (assistant women's coach at Arizona State University), Ben Lee (Arizona Storm Volleyball Club), Marci Sanders (head women's coach at University of Texas-Dallas) and Jay Van Vark (assistant women's coach at Cal State University-San Marcos)
For the third consecutive year, USA Volleyball will have its U.S. Collegiate National Team program (formerly known as U.S. Women's National A2 Team) represented at the USAV Girls' Junior National Championships.
"USA Volleyball is again looking forward to assembling this great crop of athletes for the College National Team program in Minneapolis," USA Volleyball Senior Director Tom Pingel said. "It's always beneficial to the program to get this group in the gym during the summer, as well as get them in front of everyone at the GJNC."
After the training portion of the program, the 36 athletes will be divided into three equal teams, which will compete in a round-robin event June 27-30. The round-robin event may add an international team to increase the field to four teams that would complete June 26-30. This program is considered a second tryout for the U.S. Women's National Team.
Earlier this month, U.S. Collegiate National Team rosters were announced for the China Tour program and the European Tour program. A total of 60 athletes have been selected to compete as part of the U.S. Collegiate National Team program. Athlete selections for all three U.S. Collegiate National Team programs are determined based on evaluations from the U.S. Women's National Team open tryouts held Feb. 21-23 in Colorado Springs, Colo., or based on past performances within the CNT program.
Sophomore outside hitter Ebony Nwanebu was named as one of 12 players that will serve as the U.S. Collegiate National Team during a tour of China from June 17-27. Ruddins, Schraer, and Nwanebu were chosen from among 248 participating athletes. Junior outside hitter Samantha Bricio also has summer plans as a member of the Pac-12 All-Star Team that will also tour China in June.
The Trojans finished third in the Pac-12 with a 16-4 mark in league matches and received the sixth seed in the NCAA tournament. USC made its 23rd consecutive (31st overall) appearance in the NCAA championships and advanced to the regional championship match for the fourth straight year. The Trojans finished with a final record of 29-6 following a hard-fought five-set loss to third-seeded Pac-12 champion Washington at the Galen Center. For more information on the USC women's volleyball team, visit USCTrojans.com and follow @USCWomensVolley on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
U.S. Collegiate National Team – USAV Girls' Junior National Championships
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Last month, an ITC judge issued an initial judgment that Apple did not violate four HTC patents related to functions like power management and phone dialing. The Monday ruling concerned S3 patents for texture compression which relate to applications for things like 3D gaming.
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Emoticons are the facial or pictorial expressions you see many people using in their texts and emails. In fact, they can even be used on my blog post.
I have noticed emoticons for years but never knew how to use them. Now that I know, watch out. 🗿🇺🇸🚲🚠🚃🚅🚚
The word "emoticon" is a combination of emotions and icons. You don't need to download an app to use emoticons. You can all use them right from your smartphone.
Go into Settings on your phone. Find the "general" bar. Tap it and then look for "keyboard." Tap "keyboard." Then you will see the word "Emoji." Click "Emoji."
Leave Settings and go into Messages or Email. You will notice a "globe" button between 123 and the mic on the lower left hand side of the keyboard.
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Installing low-flow faucet aerators on your kitchen and bathroom sinks is easy, inexpensive, and can save water.
A recent study conducted in Seattle measured water use in single-family homes before and after installation of low-flow aerators (DeOreo, et. al. 2001). The aerators installed for this were inexpensive, but good quality products manufactured by New Resources Group. The results are shown below in Table 1. The new faucet aerators affected a 13% reduction in daily per capita faucet water use. Hot water faucet use was reduced by 10.6%.
Table 1: Faucet water use in homes in standard and conserving homes
What happens when a family of four replaces their kitchen and bathroom faucet aerators? Figure 1 shows a projection of the difference in water use for the home with standard non-conserving aerators and low-flow models. The family would save more than 1,700 gallons of water per year by installing low-flow faucet aerators. Of these savings, 1,300 gallons would be from reductions in hot water use.


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by Clark Groome
When I first saw "Miss Saigon" on Broadway 20 years ago, the production and cast were both superb. When the national company's tour stopped at the Forrest Theatre five years later, the production was superb, but the cast was less so.
The current "Miss Saigon," at the Walnut Street Theatre through July 24, has an inconsistent cast in a serviceable but far-from-distinguished production.
The updated version of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" by "Les Misérables" creators Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil, with additional material by Richard Maltby Jr., tells the story of Chris, a young U.S. Marine in Vietnam during the closing days of American involvement in that war. Just as the war is winding down, he begins a relationship with Kim, a beautiful young virgin who escaped her village's destruction and her arranged betrothal only to land in Saigon at the mercy of a hustler/pimp known as The Engineer.
Chris and Kim fall in love, but she doesn't get to the embassy in time to make the last helicopter out of town. Three years later, The Engineer seeks out Kim on behalf of her original betrothed only to find out that she has a three-year-old son (by Chris of course). Chris, back in the U.S., has gotten married, having given up all hope of ever seeing Kim again.
Chris' old Marine buddy, John, is heading an agency to reunite Amerasian kids with their fathers, so Kim's son, Tam, and Chris finally meet in an encounter that is at once tragic and hopeful.
When in its original Broadway production, "Miss Saigon" made up in stagecraft for what it lacked in its rather melodramatic and paper-thin book. The Walnut production isn't as well crafted as the original; as a result, the whole affair seems somewhat overblown. It is definitely overloud.
The original production was made famous by the appearance of a helicopter at the time when the American embassy was being evacuated. The Walnut production has a great helicopter, too, actually better than the one I remember on Broadway.
Directed by Bruce Lumpkin, the Walnut's staging has been designed by John Farrell (sets), Jack Jacobs (lighting), Colleen Grady (costumes) and David Temby (sound). They all do well enough, but neither their work nor Lumpkin's direction creates the energy or excitement necessary for the production to overcome the thin book. The music, while sounding a lot like the "Les Miz" score, is often quite tuneful and moving.
The cast is a mixed bag. Giving strong performances are Melinda Chua as Kim, Eric Kunze as Chris, Philip Michael Baskerville as John and Kate Fahrner as Chris' wife, Ellen. The large chorus is musically impressive.
The Engineer is both narrator and catalyst to the story. Bobby Martino turns in a performance that was a combination of Jerry Lewis and Joel Grey as the Master of Ceremonies in "Cabaret." It's an odd turn that is neither menacing enough nor credible. The fact that Martino is so overmiked as to be almost unintelligible in the early going doesn't help.
For those who have never seen the show before, I'm sure it will bring pleasures that escaped me. On the third viewing, however, the show doesn't hold up.
For tickets to the Walnut Street Theatre production of "Miss Saigon," which plays through July 24, call 215-574-3550 or 800-982-2787 or visit www.walnutstreettheatre.org


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Troy Loney wrote:stopper40 wrote:The Trolley Stop in Bethel Park have good ones, I get the hot then get some of the cajun seasoning and sprinkle that over them. Caribbean jerk at BWW is awesome. The wings at Hooters and Quaker steak have always been a huge disappointment to me.
I grew up right off of clifton in BP and have never gone there...whats their beer selection like?
i might consider going there sometime when i'm back in the area.
mac5155 wrote:Anyone a fan of the sauce (that is usually named something different at every bar) that entails basically hot, mild, B&G, Barbecue, and whatever other sauces just all mixed together?
Defence21 wrote:mac5155 wrote:Anyone a fan of the sauce (that is usually named something different at every bar) that entails basically hot, mild, B&G, Barbecue, and whatever other sauces just all mixed together?
It depends on the restaurant/bar. Some have a great mixture that works well. A local bar in Johnstown -- The Hometown Bar and Grill -- has the "Hometown Special" sauce, which basically is BBQ, Medium and Cajun, and it's great. QS&L has Louisiana Lickers, which is essentially along these lines, and is very good, too. There are some places, though, that just don't do the right amounts of the different sauces, and they're not that good.
Shyster wrote:stopper40 wrote:The wings at Hooters and Quaker steak have always been a huge disappointment to me.
IMO, the wings at QS&L used to be much better before they expanded into a chain restaurant. Back when I was in high school, we often drove up to Sharon (I'm from Slippery Rock) after high school on Fridays in order to get some wings. I also have family over in Youngstown, and on the way back from visiting them we would often detour to Sharon to get some buckets of wings. That was before QS&L expanded to any other towns and they were still making all of their sauces right there in the restaurant. I can remember seeing the industrial-size tubs of Tabasco and other ingredients they were bringing in to make the wing sauces. Today, I'm pretty sure that the sauces for all of the restaurants are made and bottled in some central factory. They just aren't the same.
Chris Rock wrote:Nobody goes to Hooters for wings.
Eismann wrote:I may be trying the wings at BeerHive in the Strip tomorrow. A few there look interesting. Anyone ever been?
mac5155 wrote:I will be at Dino's in Greensburg tonight for wings anyone care to join?
Buccobruce wrote:I personally like dino's slicker (bbq, hot, garlic) better than any wing at sharkys. Even tho my gf likes the sweet and hot at sharkys.
shafnutz05 wrote:You know who has underrated wings? Hooters. There I said it
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Rawr! I left this topic to post somewhere else and lost what I was posting. So here's the short version. I had these resources since 2010, but they're still useful and helpful. They've been on my dropbox (which I don't have the password/email for anymore), but I still have the public links. Here, take them.
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MFG Day is under way around America
Manufacturing Day, better known now as MFG Day, is being celebrated at plants around the country on Oct. 4 to call attention to the work being done in America's manufacturing plants, and to call attention to manufacturing as a career choice.
The official Website for the day's events, MFGDay.com, notes there are more than 700 events planned around the country on Oct. 4. These are events largely designed to open the doors of manufacturing plants to invite students, parents, teachers and the community at large to see first-hand what modern manufacturing plants and techniques look like.
The major sponsors of the 2013 MFDG Day include Shell, the Alliance for American Manufacturing, the Association for Manufacturing Technology, IHS GlobalSpec, Precision Metalforming Association, SPI (the plastics industry trade association), the Association for Manufacturing Excellence and the SME Educational Foundation. The day was created by Fabricators and Manufacturers Association executive director Ed Youdell, and is produced by FMA, the National Association of Manufacturers, the Manufacturing Institute and the Manufacturing Extension Partnership.
"For those of us dedicated to maintaining the strength and competitiveness of the American manufacturing sector, every day is MFG Day" said National Tooling and Machining Association president Dave Tilstone in a press release. "But Oct. 4 is an important opportunity to share our passion for manufacturing with our communities, especially the next generation of Americans who will ensure that manufacturing continues to be an engine that drives the economy and innovation here at home."
Precision Metalforming Association president Bill Gaskin offered a similar view in a press release touting his association's participation in MFG Day. "MFG Day is important for PMA member companies because it allows them to raise awareness in their communities about 21st century manufacturing," said Gaskin. "Our members can show off their modern facilities that utilize computers, robots and automation. We know that counteracting outdated misperceptions with the reality of today's high tech manufacturing is the best way to address challenges like the skills gap that threaten the American manufacturing sector's growth."
In his blog at LNSresearch.com, Mike Roberts of LNS Research said the day's events were designed to raise awareness in communities large and small about just what modern manufacturing looks like. "Today's manufacturing careers are far from those followed by most people's grandfathers. There are opportunities across a broad range of high-tech areas, from electronics and mechanical engineering to software, IT and networking as well as industrial engineering, process engineering and project management," Roberts wrote. "These cutting-edge skills are in demand, right here in the U.S. And as manufacturing technology continues to pervade deeper into plants and global supply chains, the number of opportunities is poised to grow. The NTMA member-sponsored events on Oct. 4 include:
- Boston Tooling & Machining Association (BTMA), Boston, MA and NTMA's Cleveland, OH Chapter and Pittsburgh, PA Chapter will be part of statewide networks of manufacturers that will open their doors to students, teachers and parents for events that will highlight the importance of manufacturing to the nation's economy.
- Indiana Chapter, NTMA, Indianapolis, IN will celebrate MFG Day with an event at the Lincoln College of Technology. The day will feature the inaugural launch of the school's CNC Machining & Manufacturing Technology Program and include a tour of Lincoln's CNC facility, equipment demonstrations, and more.
- Michiana Chapter, NTMA, Michiana, IN is collaborating with Purdue University Manufacturing Extension Partnership by scheduling local high school student shop tours of local NTMA Member companies on MFG Day.
- NW Pennsylvania Chapter, NTMA will host a special MFG Day event as part of its ongoing "Home Town Manufacturing," a program that invites students, parents, school administrators and teachers to local NTMA member companies to show them "advanced technology, clean workplaces, and seriously cool parts" throughout the year.
- San Diego Chapter NTMA, San Diego, CA will host a San Diego Manufacturing Day Breakfast to highlight the importance of the manufacturing industry for North County.
PMA member companies also will host events at their facilities. Some of those manufacturers include:
- ACE Clearwater Enterprises, Torrance, CA: www.mfgday.com/events/ace-clearwater-enterprises
- Automation Tool & Die, Brunswick, OH: www.mfgday.com/events/automation-tool-die
- Clips & Clamps Industries, Plymouth, MI: www.mfgday.com/events/clips-clamps-industries
- Penn United, Saxonburg, PA: www.mfgday.com/events/penn-united-technologies-inc
- Pentaflex, Springfield, OH: www.mfgday.com/events/pentaflex-inc-
- Rockford Toolcraft, Rockford, IL: www.mfgday.com/events/rockford-toolcraft-inc-
- Select Industries, Dayton, OH: www.mfgday.com/events/select-industries-corp-
- Ultra Tool & Mfg., Menomonee Falls, WI: www.mfgday.com/events/ultra-tool-manufacturing
- Waukesha Metal Products, Sussex, WI: www.mfgday.com/events/waukesha-metal-products
- Weiss-Aug, East Hanover, NJ: www.mfgday.com/events/weiss-aug


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General Hospital, which celebrated its golden anniversary on April 1, 2013, continues its tradition of passion, intrigue and adventure that takes place in the fictional town of Port Charles in upstate New York. The glamour and excitement of those who have come to find their destinies in this familiar seaport town intertwine with the lives, loves and fortunes of beloved, well-known faces. As always, love, danger and mind blowing plot twists continue to abound on General Hospital with contemporary storylines and unforgettable characters.
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Infinova to acquire March Networks for $88.2m cash
In a deal that will speed March Networks' plan to expand into the Asian market, and create what Infinova says is one "10 largest global players in the video surveillance industry," of IP video provider Infinova announced this morning that it will acquire IP video provider March Networks in a cash deal.
Infinova will pay $4.9 ($5.00 Canadian) per share. The total value of the sale will be about $88.2 million (or about $90m Canadian).
Infinova, which has its U.S. headquarters in Monmouth Junction, N.J. went public in Dec. 2010 on the Shenzhen exchange and raised $300 m. During an interview at that time, Infinova CEO Jeffrey Liu told me the funds will be used to expand R&D, marketing and sales and acquisitions: "We're hiring on all fronts; we're in hiring mode," Liu said during that interview. "But we're not going to use the $300 million just for that, we'll be looking for acquisitions that will help us get more market share quickly."
What kind of acquisitions? "We've just started looking," Liu said at the time. However, he said, another small manufacturer would be likely.
March Networks will continue to operate independently from its headquarters in Ottawa, and will retain its name and other brands.
I spoke to March Networks CEO Peter Strom and CMO Net Payne at ASIS in September. The two talked about how their new product introductions (an enterprise DVR, a 5 megapixel and a 3 megapixel camera, as well as new SearchLight applications such as skimming-detection features) are optimized for March's focus verticals: banking and retail.
Strom noted that March Networks has grown from a $6 million to a $100 million company over the course of eight years ... and counts the top 50 banks in the world among its global customers with many banking and retail customers standardizing on March Networks globally. Payne said the company is becoming more "channel centric" and said the new products announced at the show are easier to use, install and are reliable, "so you don't have to roll a truck regularly." March Networks raised $45 m when it went public in June of 2005.
According to Reuters, "March Networks also announced its quarterly financial results. For the second-quarter, the company reported a loss of C$2.3 million, or 13 Canadian cents per share, compared with earnings of C$1.2 million, or 7 Canadian cents per share, a year ago."
The deal is subject to shareholder and regulatory approval. I'll have more on the story on next week's newswire after I speak with Stphen Cannellos of Infinova and Peter Strom at March Networks.


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Algae Fuel Passes Another Crucial Test
The big test of any advanced biofuel is whether it can be produced cost competitively, in a way that reduces greenhouse gases and delivers more energy than it requires, while its inputs such as land, water and nutrients can be provided sustainably. For years, we have known that algae is one feedstock that can theoretically meet all those requirements.
In August, the theoretical gave way to real-world data, and the news is even better than expected.
For the first time, researchers conducted a life-cycle analysis (LCA) of pilot-scale operations at an algae-to-fuel facility, and found substantial reductions in greenhouse gases over petroleum and a sustainable energy return. They also found that algae-based fuels from the pilot plant are on par with commercial-scale, first-generation biofuels. It concluded that greenhouse gas reductions and energy returns are set to increase even further once economies of scale in production take hold.
This latest peer-reviewed LCA, published in Bioresource Technology, examines the cultivation and hydrothermal liquefaction technologies at Sapphire Energy's Green Crude Farm. This report reinforces a clear trend in the algae industry: During the past few years, the environmental and energy performance of algae-derived fuels has continued to get better.
In 2011, the U.S. EPA qualified algae under the advanced biofuel provisions of the renewable fuel standard after finding that algae-based biodiesel could reduce emissions by more than 50 percent compared to conventional fuels.
Last fall, the National Research Council report on the sustainability of algal fuels in terms of land use, water and other factors definitively concluded that sustainability concerns are not a barrier to future growth.
The big advantage of this latest analysis is that it addresses one significant drawback of previous studies. Up until now, most peer-reviewed research relied on theoretical production estimates or data available only in the public sphere. Now, a look at one of the first real world operations has given us proof that algae-derived fuels can indeed be produced sustainably and competitively.
Meanwhile, the energy return on petroleum fuels has been getting worse. Decades ago, you could expect petroleum to yield 100 times the energy it took to extract the stuff. Today, gasoline will yield as low as four to five times the energy, and prices are near 10-year highs. Furthermore, given that finding new sources of oil is increasingly energy intensive, we can expect the energy return to steadily decrease. Talk about diminishing returns.
What does this mean? When the benefits of algae-derived fuel and other advanced biofuels are getting better and the benefits of fossil fuels are being eroded to record lows, you know change is coming.
The pilot-scale demonstrations of algae-to-fuel technologies we see today will give way to full-scale production in the next couple of years. Nobody expects fossil fuels to become easier to extract, or to somehow become carbon neutral. And nobody expects gas prices to fall. It all points to a competitive future for advanced biofuels.
We know it's not a question of "if," and we can see that the "when" is getting closer every day.
Author: Mary Rosenthal
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February 20, 2007, 05:15:14 PM »
This morning I got up, as usual, had my coffee...the normal sit around and think about what I'm going to do today. I decided I was going to do the wash, clean the house and mow the lawn. Well I did all these chores and after I finished the lawn I felt I deserved a break so I came in the house and opened a nice cold bottle of frappuccino and went out to the front porch to sit and relax. I bent over to give the pooches some loving and shook (to mix up the chocolate) the frapuccino and splatttttt! Now........... remember the part in this tale of stupidity, where I said "I came in the house and OPENED a nice cold bottle of frappuccino"? Well.....for some reason that one second of opening the frappuccino was omitted from the time line in my brain. After I came back in to clean up, and let the pooches clean up the porch, I was thinking, if only I hadn't opened the frappuccino or if only I would of set the frappuccino down before loving the pooches, this wouldn't have happened.
Okay, here comes the question......What's some of your stupid moments in time and how could you have changed them for the better?
Last Edit: February 20, 2007, 07:29:34 PM by Poogie
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February 20, 2007, 07:42:45 PM »
Where to begin...yet, there is no end.
How 'bout from childhood (I just have too many stories):
My parents and I, when I was about 8, had gone camping, but it had been cloudy and cool the whole time. Fishing was not productive and I was kicking about the lake trying to find something to occupy an otherwise boring day with nothing to do and no TV around...BECAUSE WE WERE CAMPING (I'll be damned if I'll ever understand the concept of camping).
I was into catching crawdads (crayfish) at the time, but could not find any. I had looked all along the shallow of the lake, and still no luck.
Trotting along the shore, disheartened, I was about to give up when I spotted one. It was resting on a rock. I picked it up and was exited to find a crawdad, even if it was a little odd looking; for this one had a skinny tail which it liked to curl up.
I went running to my parents to show them the crawdad I had found, with it dangling from my finger by that odd little curled tail it had.
I was quite startled by the expressions of horror on my parents' faces as I ran toward them to show them my crawdad.
Needless to say, I learned, that day, how to tell the difference between a crawdad and a scorpion.
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One of my dumber ones was as a younger man. We took a model rocket and ignited it, without a rocket or launching rail to guide it. We also stood around in the near vicinity (strike two). The thing hit me in the chest and burned, more like partially melted, my shirt.
Of course, I also fell down rather painfully last night. We have a lot of black ice here right now. I knew I was walking on it (stepping off a curb to the asphalt). However, the stuff was so slick I still lost my balance. Executed a proper breakfall though, the only thing that got bruised was my hands. My wife couldn't believe I did not break something.
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I seemed to have an odd knack for locking myself out during my college days, forgetting my keys when I went out until I locked the door and then DOH!. Thank God I had cousins who helped me out or I might have ended up stranded on the street a couple of times.
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February 20, 2007, 08:38:05 PM »
Andrew's black ice encounter reminded me that I had a stupid moment just this past weekend.
I had gone over to my sister's house on Saturday morning. It was snowing that morning and around two inches had fallen, covering the ground, and what had previously been there.
I had parked and walked onto the driveway. It was too bad that it did not register until that moment that the driveway had been a solid sheet of ice before the snow fell (these people have a snow shovel and a bag of rocksalt, and both will be in pristine condition for next winter, when they will, again, not be used).
A proper breakfall? Not me. I had to go down doing a proper Jerry Lewis routine. Somehow got a few cuts for my effort.
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February 20, 2007, 09:04:05 PM »
To many to count.
Well, here's a few that I remember that involved the use of weapons, tools, and just plain unwise moments.
1) Was about 8 years old and received my first (and only) bow and arrow. A Christmas present I believe. Didn't get to use it till Summer came around months later. Well.........I had this great idea since I didn't have any targets handy I figured I would just shoot one into the air as high as it could go. Pulling back and releasing was great. The arrow went up high then it started drifting and it came down onto the neighbors roof point down sticking straight up from the shingles. Now way to go get it from the two floor house and no way to hide it. Someone was going to
and they were going to know who did it. Didn't tell anyone what had happened and after 24 hours of worry the arrow was suddenly gone. Nobody ever asked me about it. There where many kids in the neighborhood, but nobody else had a bow and arrow.
2) Another Christmas gift. A different year. A BB gun was this years new gift. Many mishaps came as a result. Was hunting in the house with the safety on or so I thought. Pulled the trigger and put a hole in the thick sliding glass door window. Hid the hole with a sticker. Can't remember if my Mom found out or not and I'm sure she didn't care as my parents were getting a divorce. Later went on a hunting expedition with my friends who also had their BB guns when someone spotted a bird and I immediately spun and fired with the BB bouncing off the tree and killing the bird dead. Felt so bad about that one. Don't like killing animals. Later started using old soda cans for shooting practice. Those cans were much thicker and when I shot and hit it the BB came straight back and hit me in the front tooth taking a small bit of enamel with it. Even to this day the color is a shade off.
3) Rock throwing was something that got me in much more trouble. I'll only mention one of the much lesser instances in the folly of rock throwing. In those days we fought with just about anything from fist to rocks if distance was a problem. While having a war with the group across the street (they went to a different school district and our street was the dividing line.) Threw a thin flat rock across the street at our adversaries and it curved due to the shape of the stone right into our neighbors window. A bit scared this time and I went in and told what I had done. If I remember right my parents paid for the window. Another time I was spinning with a large rock in the front yard like a diskus thrower and released at the wrong time and it went through the window. These are small nothing stories comepared to some of my other
4) Crossing a frozen river. A group of I believe four of us were crossing a frozen river in Northern Pennsylvania. If was cold, but there was a weakness in the ice that we couldn't see. The oldest boy in our group fell through the ice and went underwater with only his hand holding the edge of the ice and a fast current under the ice. We were all on the ice and first thought is he's gone, but he instantly pulled himself out and onto the surface all by himself. This was no small feat as he was wearing fishing boots that go about the knees and they must have filled while underwater. This was one of many scary moments of my life. That water was moving so fast under the ice and was so thick that if he had not caught the edge of the ice we wouldn't have seen him again. He was the older than us by a year or two and I would occasionally go to the river with him while he checked his traps. One time we checked them and he caught a minx. He use to sell furs and gather any metal that he could sell at the scrap yard to make extra money. He use to tell stories and one of them involved a girl and a horse. Anyway that's for another day.
5) I have about 4 busted wide open head stories. The best ones I've already told you of in other post, so I won't bother you with those. One has left a permenant mark on the forehead.
6) Then there's the time when about 8 years old my bedroom light switch was loose and falling out and we only had our babysitter in the house and I decided to take care of it myself with a screwdriver. The way i used this tool was putting it in the space between the plate and the up/down switch and prying it out. Well this was a bad idea a lightning bolt came out past my head and all the lights went off in the house.
7) In my adult life I once drove taxi and picked up a fare that I knew looked just like the robber described and sketch made of this particular thief who robbed many drivers that month. So when he got in my cab and I sensed this was the guy we were looking for I gave the signal over the CB which was code for backup hoping someone could I.D. this guy. One guy answered the call and I thought he would be there to meet me, but he lived down the street and thought if was nothing and it would be over in a moment as he lived only 6 blocks from the destination. The fare pulls out a revolver and demands my money of which I give to him and he runs out into the projects. The thing I didn't realise or forgot about was that everyone went bowling during that hour of the morning, so instead of a few drivers showing up, nobody showed up. It was dumb trying to catch a robber that way, but nobody could catch him and he had gotten away with it about 6 times that month. The same guy.
There are many more stupid things and ones I can't mention and where the corrective measures are obvious.
I must give Andrew Karma for executing a proper breakfall.
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Karma also goes out to Mehard for the proper Jerry Lewis fall.
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When I was much younger, before I met my wife, I went on a blind date with my friend, his girl friend and her best friend, went to the Ice House in Pasadena for some music and stand-up comedy. The first comic came out and a guy in the front row at the opposite side of the stage said something along the lines of, be funny, funny guy or some such and of course the comic gave him a bad time, it was all funny right up to where the comic said "It's ok, at least you're from Arcadia, I mean you could come from some place like Buffalo." Now here is my stupid moment, ( I had consumed a couple drinks by this time, that always makes me stupid) I yelled out "WHAT'S WRONG WITH BUFFALO!". The comic walked over to our side of the stage and asked if I was from Buffalo, when I said I was he proceeded to tell me and everyone else exactly what was wrong with Buffalo, people from Buffalo in general, and with me in particular. It was embarrassing, maddening, and really funny all at the same time. Now of course I wish I could remember what he said because it was really funny, at my expense of course, but really funny.
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Most of my excistance on Earth has been spent making a complete fool of myself in public.
Once,many years ago,me and my brother were entertaining freinds at my house,and I was drunk(as usual). :drink:Well, I had gone to the bathroom,and when I was done doing my business,I staggered out into the kitchen. Unfortunatly, I had forgotton to secure my drawers well, and my PANTS FELL DOWN. In front of GIRLS and everything. And...(OH NO) I wasnt't wearing any underwear.
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Scott, your arrow reminded me of one of my childhood boo-boo's. I was at a friends house and the parents weren't home so of course kids will be kids. We were running through the house chasing each other, what's new, I picked up a broom, on the run, decided I would throw it and boinggggg into the wall it went, it just stuck there, vibrating. After the oh s%$# and the laughter stopped the front door opened and in came the parents. Never allowed in there house again.
RC, I used to go to the high school swimming pool every summer when I was younger. At that time I would wear the famous bikini, not a good idea if you plan on diving off the high dive. Many times I would be underwater pulling my top up from my toes. It's funny because all these boys would wait for girls to dive off and they'd hurry up and go under. After a couple of visits to the pool more and more girls were waring one piece suits.
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Quote from: Menard on February 20, 2007, 11:11:13 PM
Quote from: Scott on February 20, 2007, 09:32:34 PM
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I used to go aroung plinking with my BB gun all the time. Usually I had good sense and always treated the BB gun like a real gun. One time though, I wanted to see what would happen if I shot at a tire (loose one, laying on the ground -- not stupid enough to shoot at my parents' cars). So I stood behind a tree and took aim and shot. Next thing I know, I felt something hit my right eyebrow.
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I was using a box cutter to open something - I think it was a package I got in the mail, but what it was is not important. Whatever it was, I had placed it on my lap and had turned the blade so that I was pulling on it rather pushing. Whatever it was I was trying to cut suddenly broke, my arm flew up towards my face due to the pressure I was exerting and the blade hit me an inch away from my eye. I came damn close to blinding myself. Needless to say, I never made that mistake again.
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I had a two liter bottle of pepsi I couldn't get to open due to extreme pressure. I decided to cut it open, using the EXTREMELY SHARP 1" whittling knife my grandmother gave me. Needless to say, I gave myself a cut down to the bone on my left index finger. Knife was so sharp it barely hurt. Seeing your own bone isn't a great thing. In retrospect, I probably should have had stitches, but now I have a pretty big scar there. Oh well.
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