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love to kiss her pretty face with all that cum on it then she could suck my cock
is it me or is the husband hotter than the other guy
I got such a terrible shock when i came upon this video, i thought i was connecting with an educational video especially when i got a look at that candy manson bird with the intelluctual looking glasses and her husband looks like a perfect gent. Boy! Oh Boy! when the vid got into full steam my cock nearly took off towards the stratosphere, i got such a hard on i shot my load into orbit which is pretty disgusting when you think of it has i thought i was connecting with an open university educational video but fuck it! whats wrong with a bit of nooky education once in a while please forward more details of where i can watch candy has well as dirty photos and explicit scenes of her taking it up the ass, many thanks.
Her husband gets soooo mad at her, because he can't fuck her right
From 1 hot chick to another, would love to fuck this lady while my ol man and his 12 inch BF fuck our steaming, hot, craving cunts. 12 Hot and hard is best pole pumping fucking this chick ever would have. Then I'd do her with a long, thick strap on while she's sucks Sam's 12 down her throat....then cums all over us.
im gay
what is her name....she's stunning
she as a bautiful face and fantastic tit..xcited y watching her tits flop back and for as she sucked his cock...She was fantastic
I'm getting so wet watching this
This video is an abomination, that woman is a total slut, while her husband and that other fornicator are destined to suffer the flames of everlasting perdition to become the chattels of gay demons who will smear vaseline on their assholes for all eternity while the slut wife is forced to suck a 72 inch cock before watching her husbands penance. All you who have posted comments beware your time will come you too will end up in hades where you will be forced to fuck candy has punishment..............FUCK IT!! did i say punishment, i want to come to, i want to give it to that bitch up the ass, come to think of it i'd like to give to her everywhere yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa woooooooooooooooooooooooooooow.
She really loves and craves the dick poor husband wish I could put my cock in that tight pussy
I shared my wife and got sooo hot watching them All 3 of us had a gt time many times.
when i was 32 yo i fucked a lady in front of her old husband,then they both began licking my cock,till i came in both of their faces...it was amazing!!!!
What was it like to have a guy luck your cock? Were you into it before? I've had a similar situation and I had no interest at all in guys but at one point I closed my eyes and when I opened I saw him sucking it. For a second I got mad and was gonna tell him to stop but.....it felt so good and instead I told him not to stop and in my horniness i blurted out that I wanted to suck his cock and then I had to do it,I really liked it. I'm so turned on telling you this
my wife loves her nipples tweeped as her ex boyfriend fucks her cunt
For a sissy cuckold like me it is very pleasant to see the wife craving a real big cock
I wish my BF would let me do this with his friends,well just one specifically. I want him so bad and I wish he knew,he's the only one I want almost as much as my man. I wonder if he notices I dress in barely anything when he's around and laugh at all his jokes and always compliment how he's dressed,etc. I wish he knew it's because I want his cock in my mouth and fucking me,I'd let him fuck my ass
love to eat her well fucked ieillpussy
very sexy woman
course its fake but its nice to imagine it isnt
I wanna feel and hear my wife moan with my cock in her mouth while another guy is getting her off with his big cock sliding in and out of her hot tight pussy! Then I want her to stroke and suck our cocks until we cum in her mouth and all over her pretty face!!!
Mmm love
you can fuck my wife 7 days aweak and iwill fuck the same nice tit
thi horned my dick hard n made it wet.....luved it
I like it's..... nice.....
who cares ? she's fucn fit
Вот так же в обнимку и я сижу со своей женой ожидая прихода к нам соседа! У него большой увесистый хуй и мне нравится когда он им мою жену ебёт! Вначале я ему дрочу его а после гопака на ней он взбитый на ней свой крем-брюле коктейль в неё спускает
This fucking amazing I ve fucked a girl before
so hot
This kind of backfired,"he fucks me better than you even though you're more handsome and better built and have a better cock and can use it better...." That's pretty much what this is
This is sweet,not mean spirited insecure people like the other ones
this chick is gorgeous
Nice threesome.
Getting wet watching this
it is beter to share wife
I LOVE share-the-wife vids where the "husband" joins in! However, its a pity they edited out the first cumshot! PLEASE give us more vids where the husband joins in, and PLEASE let us see both cumshots!!
I've watched this video 69 times (what a lucky number) and each time i came in my pants and had to break off and go looking for the Kleenex, p.s. some of the people posting comments ought to learn to spell properly especially Katy who sounds like she's a dyke!
I want her husband!
what is the name of the husband?
@Harry, Dont worry about it harry some of the performers in the video are probably gay has well but what the fuck, you know the old saying "Business is Business"
Perfert stuff
her name is candy manson not mason.....
i want
Haha a...last part uuqhh that's fuck in nasty....I want the hubby to get It on with me I would take him from his wife n I'll be his wife...;)make some bomb lovin he's never had before
the husband is a fuck machine...lol...candy mason...i cud fuck u all night and never get tired
when my wife fucks someone right in front of me, I'll strip and jerk off too.
candy mason
ja gut so
who is she??????????
Of course it's fake, both of them are professional actors.
i like it she is hot i love the body stocking
fuck poeple is nice fuck me
I would love to get fucked by T J (husband)!
fake .... mmm who cares
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A longtime farmer who has become an international representative of U.S. corn producers has been named the 2009 distinguished alumnus of the Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership program.
Charles Ring of San Patricio County, who farms 7,000 acres in South Texas, was honored recently in ceremonies in Austin by the alumni of the leadership program, which is supported by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service.
Since graduating from the program in 2004, Ring has assumed leadership positions in local, statewide and international efforts. In his county, he has been instrumental in developing the San Patricio County Groundwater Conservation District. He also is in line to become next year's president of the San Patricio County Farm Bureau and is the agriculture representative for the Gulf Coast Regional Water Planning Group.
As the chairman of the Texas Corn Producers Research Committee, he has participated in meetings discussing aflatoxin testing and limits, and has presented reports to the U.S. Grains Council on the future of corn in Texas.
Ring was selected to serve on the U.S. Grain Council's Asian Advisory Team and visited China and Japan for the U.S. Grains Council Corn Mission 2006, promoting corn export to those nations.
Last June, he was appointed to lead the council's Asian Advisory Team, and he participated in a rural China corn survey in October.He also went to Vietnam in December for interviews with leaders of Asian countries concerning corn production and exports.
Ring has farmed for more than 30 years, growing mainly cotton, corn and grain sorghum, while experimenting with soybeans, onions, canola and sunflowers. He graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M with a degree in agronomy in 1977.


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Lily Collins: 'Mortal Instruments' Sequel Delayed
Lily Collins makes her exit out of LAX Airport on Tuesday evening (September 10) in Los Angeles.
The 24-year-old actress had been set to film the sequel to The Mortal Instruments later this year, but now production has been delayed.
It was recently announced by Constantin Film that principal photography on the sequel, The Mortal Instruments: City of Ashes, has been postponed indefinitely, due to box office numbers of the first film.
"Constantin Film has a long tradition of adapting books to the big screen. Pushing back the start of production of City of Ashes was a decision we did not take lightly," producer and exec Martin Moszkowicz said in a statement. "After speaking with all of our partners on the creative and distribution side, it was clear that it will be beneficial to have more time to reposition the film in the current market place."
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Monday, September 23, 2013
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You wish your Dad was still around because you would like to ask him if he farmed in a year that topped 2013 for production issues. Chances are, he would have to think back quite a bit to come up with something close. Late planting, wet soils, slow maturity, threat of early frost, drought, rapid maturity, slow drydown. You can probably put more chapters in the 2013 production history book. And nearly all of them have the potential to create issues of grain quality when you either get it in storage or at delivery time.
Although the crops grew under the same weather conditions, Iowa State University grain quality specialist Charles Hurburgh says, "The quality and management forecast now differs sharply between corn and soybeans." Hurburgh attributes that to the timing of the weather factors and the development of the corn and soybean crops at the time. He says corn quality is driven by conditions during grain fill, and kernels being small and shallow; the extent of kernel fill will be variable depending on timing of rains. Corn quality will be a factor that could present storage problems.
1) Test weight is one indicator of storability
2) Moisture variation in the grain will be a second influencing factor.
He warns, "Recognize that early harvest will happen in warm weather. Rapid drying and cooling will be critical to preserving the storage life of 2013 corn. Actions in the first few days after harvest can either preserve or waste the future storage life of grain."
Soybeans will be small, but likely dry when they are harvested, unless they were planted late, matured late, and will be subject to frost that will kill the plant and leave bits of green vegetative material in the grain at harvest.
Do you have fungal problems in your field? "Haven't checked, don't want to know," may be your response. Hurburgh recommends scouting fields for ear rots, and if more than 10% of the ears show signs of mold it should be harvested as soon as possible. He says any wet weather during the dry down phase may increase the risk of toxin production, since it would favor the growth of the fungus.
Harvesting corn with fungal issues and potential toxin production needs special management.
1) Immediately cool the infected grain and ensure it is dried below 16%.
2) Have adequate aeration of 0.1cfm/bu or more
3) When the outside air changes 10-15 degrees run a cooling cycle through the grain.
4) Get the grain below 40F as soon as possible.
5) Remove the core to remove the fines and the potential for mold growth.
6) Inspect the grain and monitor its temperature and moisture weekly into December.
7) If the temperature of the grain rises, that is an indication of spoilage.
8) Stay within temperature and moisture guidelines.
Grain management at harvest will reduce the need for storage management.
1) Recalibrate your yield monitor to accommodate seed size and density.
2) When testing moisture, take at least 3 samples and average them.
3) Check grain moisture frequently entering and leaving the dryer.
4) Check moisture of freshly dried grain and beware it will read lower than it is.
5) Keep records of where grain originated for tracking later problems for insurance.
6) Check test weight of grain for each new field opened and sell lighter grain first.
7) Expect hot spots in storage, since a dryer cannot even out variability of moisture.
8) Do not harvest late planted corn in wet spots at the same time as the entire field.
The unusual weather of 2013 has created a wide variation of quality in grain, even in the same field and row. Some test weights will be low and should be sold or delivered as soon as possible. Higher test weights have longer storability. Keep grain monitored for temperature and moisture and ensure that it rapidly cools off to ensure a longer shelf life in your bin.
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2) Fill your planter with LG Seeds
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Date: February 8, 2013
Contact: Leslie Palma
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, issued the following statement today regarding the death of a young woman during a late-term abortion at the Germantown, Md., clinic of LeRoy Carhart.
"It has happened again. Another mother has been killed by so-called 'safe and legal' abortion. It happens constantly, in fact, but the abortion industry usually succeeds in covering it up. And even when they don't, the rest of us succeed in keeping it relatively quiet.
"That has to change today.
"Late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart began an abortion procedure a few days ago on a woman who was about 33 weeks pregnant. These abortions are legal, and he performs them at his killing center in Germantown, MD. Yesterday, she developed complications. The abortionist could not be reached. She was taken to the emergency room by private vehicle, and she died.
"Three things need to happen here. First, the state of Maryland has to shut down Carhart's killing business. Second, every person who cares about this needs to spread the word immediately about this tragedy, to awaken the consciences of our neighbors. This includes pastors speaking out about the harm abortion does, and it includes all of us telling the stories of those harmed and killed by abortion.
"Third, we need to redouble our efforts to mobilize people in the pro-life cause. If this latest tragedy isn't enough evidence that the time to end abortion is now, then what is?"
"No longer will we allow these women to remain unknown to the American public," Father Pavone said. "The silence ends today."
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VH1 has released the Supertrailer of the upcoming 2nd season of Real Chance of Love. You can see the official photos of the cast here, as well as personal/"modeling" photos of the ladies here and here.
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Stalinism is the most common form of Communist ideology and is associated with the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. It is generally declared a form of Marxism-Leninism, but some historians consider it an extreme deviation. It is generally used to describe typical Communist states which engage in heavy repression of dissent and governance by an autocratic dictator, such as the Soviet Union during Stalin's leadership, Albania under the late Enver Hoxha, and today, North Korea. More generally it refers to the ideology following the succession of Marx > Engels > Lenin > Stalin, which was the official ideology of the entire Soviet Bloc as well as the Communist Party USA during the Cold War. Stalinism is distinguished from forms of Communist ideology which draw from Marx, Engels, and (usually) Lenin but not from Stalin, such as Trotskyism. Trotskyists are generally anti-Stalinists. Maoism and Juche are both forms of Stalinism which add on top of Stalin's ideology the additional teachings of Mao Zedong and Kim Il Sung respectively. Stalinism has been dubbed "red fascism" by The New York Times.
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Opinion: America Armed Africa's Jihadists
Shiraz Maher, a senior fellow at the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, on the roots of the Algeria hostage crisis.
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... I ... shares in RSC is senior fellow at the Center ... for the Study of radicalization a King's College in London joining me ... to drop and very interesting line ... between ... Libya ... and Molly share as good afternoon connect the dots ... precedent ... please connect the dots for me there how did our NATO involvement in Libya ... the fighting ends Ghadafi in any way contribute ... to what is happening now ... in Mali ... what it was seeing right now both in Mali and Algeria re ties back to what was happening in Libya ... in two thousand and eleven ... because of the inmates when to mention that on the overthrow of Ghadafi what happened was Ghadafi had ... ruled in a lot of ethnic forex ... Hua essentially a mission we foresee was using ... to try and suppress the rebellion ... what's the rebellion succeeded ... that's why rate needed to leave Libya because they were being rescued by all religions to consider them as loyalists into the field ... so they moved back to Mommy which is being traditionally ... an area where they have I'm regrouped and in the north ... and this time when they went to Money pizza with them all the sophisticated and heavy weaponry ... that they were using ABS so ... they suddenly turned up the money with a loss of weapons ... and as a result of that ... they began the quest for ... a national homeland which they've been again agitating for four of the best codified the six decades and she doesn't win a position where our bed in says Wall Street Journal which is terrific and I commend everyone not to read it ... where exactly did these weapons then come from or they are they coming from Ghadafi with a coming from NATO forces ... one of the in defense pays the weapons of its Florida had came from Ghadafi ... so it wasn't the case that Mason to mention somehow homes ... the um ... that the Torah grapples crude an issue because the unrest ... in the northern Mali what happened off the back of that was also interesting ... was that ... the other side the rebels have been so heavily on in Libya ... and the ... al Qaeda in the Summit MO grip ... and other jihadist groups as cities of Sabean and stuff ... although they haven't been so high profile as of the al Qaeda captives on the well what they have been doing ... is the ransom in Western hostages ... to tens of millions of dollars and that's made them one of the witches franchises of all private ... so they bought weapons from oblivion rebels after the Libyan ... intervention had been successful so in essence both sides aam both sides ... in Mali ... and as a result of ... the money became awash with ... very sophisticated weaponry so sure as we have about a minute left ... what lessons can and ... should the U S learn from this kind of trick of turning the odd turn of events where we see our own weapons ... I isn't this is being used against us and our allies does it mean ... that once we get involved in an area ... that we need to stay in the need to security we need to bring these rebels and four fold ... very quickly what lessons you draw ... why think that the overall case for intervention remains a good one I think we were right to intervene in Libya I think we shouldn't be this area long ago before I went so violent ... but I think what we're starting to learn is wheat to find a way to control the weapons in the summer is to get them back out of rubble pounds ... after ... aam such a situation as we seen ... in the case of Libya though ... Yokado was control the Ghadafi palms ... the other side and ... as a result of that ... that will happen to money would happen even if we hadn't intervened ... what happened in Hollywood if happens even if we hadn't intervened Shariah snares senior fellow ... at King's College in London ... thank you so much for being with us thank you ... that's all for opinion Journal follow us on line on sweater ... and everywhere with a still sell newspapers I'll be back Monday at one pm have a great weekend ...


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Alexis Bledel & Saoirse Ronan: 'Violet & Daisy' Duo
Alexis Bledel and Saoirse Ronan shoot scenes for their new movie, Violet & Daisy, in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City on Tuesday afternoon (September 28).
The twosome play the title characters — two teenage assassins accepting what they think will be a quick-and-easy job, until an unexpected target throws them off their plan.
This will be Geoffrey Fletcher's directorial debut. Machete's Danny Trejo and James Gandolfini will also star.
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This is not a unique problem to Los Angeles, police departments across the country routinely show bias in favor or motorists and against cyclists, often regardless of circumstance. This gets exacerbated in public perception of cycling by media reports that often slant even further bias on top of already biased police reports. Reading the book Bicycling And the Law, and following the blogs of various lawyers who have represented both cyclists and motorists revealed to me just how wide spread this problem is.
So if you can get off work, have flexible hours, are a student, or are part of the states growing unemployment numbers, get out there and make some noise tomorrow morning. If you can't make it, write your council person and let them know we won't stand for this, but do try to keep it civil.
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Two months into the new year, it looks like the hateful and divisive rhetoric that marked 2010 is continuing to make it's presence felt. Fueled by frustration over the economic situation, and by the changing racial and ethnic face of the country, 'hate' groups espousing extremist views on race, politics and culture are growing at an alarming rate. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center's annual investigative report released on February 23rd, the number of hate groups in the country has topped 1000, more than have existed at any point in over 20 years.
A lot of the vitriol is directed at President Obama, who is often seen as a symbol of all that is "wrong" with the country. Any residue anger seems to be directed at minority groups, with a focus on the immigrant population that comprises a significant percentage of the country's workforce. From previously existing mainly on the fringes of media and politics, this hate and resentment aimed at minorities has now decisively made its way into the mainstream, most visible in the political sphere in the form of countless bills that are being introduced around the country. In addition to the events currently taking place in Wisconsin, it is difficult to ignore the vast array of anti-immigrant legislation and enforcement measures that are on the cards at both the Federal and state levels.
The passage of SB1070 by Arizona's Gov. Jan Brewer in April of last year set off a wave of harsh anti-immigrant laws that raise concerns of racial profiling and civil rights violations in various states around the country and pose a serious threat to basic American values. State legislative sessions across the country from California to Kentucky, Texas to Rhode Island have witnessed the introduction of immigration enforcement bills that have severe implications for racial profiling. On February 24th, Ohio introduced its own version of Arizona's SB1070 in a bill which permits local police officers to enforce federal immigration laws. A bill introduced in the Arkansas state legislature that would deny state benefits to undocumented immigrants except in emergencies was halted yesterday when a House committee voted against the bill by a small majority. On Tuesday , the Indiana Senate voted for a law to allow local police to question people stopped for infractions on their immigration status, in a bill that was similar to 2010′s SB1070.
While many states introduce harsh anti-immgrant laws, Arizona continues to stay two steps ahead of the others when it comes to advancing legislation that curtails basic rights and freedoms. The latest round of legislation that was cleared by the Appropriations Committee in the Arizona Senate on Wednesday illustrates this point best. In addition to SBs 1308 and 1309, the bills that undermine the 14th amendment's birthright citizenship provision, was a package of immigration bills, led by Senator Russell Pearce (the author of SB1070), that curtail the rights of immigrants in the state of Arizona. These bills mandate that undocumented immigrants would be barred from receiving many public benefits, attending community collage, and be barred from driving motor vehicles and obtaining any state licenses including those required for marriage. The bills mandate that schoolchildren (k-12) would have to show proof of citizenship and run the risk of being reported to local police if there were undocumented, and that hospitals would be required to ask for proof of citizenship from patients demanding non-emergency care. Senator Russell Pearce defended his compendium of anti-immigrant legislation that he said was aimed at stopping the "invasion." All the above laws were passed by the committee, and are now moving to the Senate floor for approval.
Alessandra Soler Meetze, executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Arizona decried the new measures as working towards a "papers please" society. Speaking to the New York Times, she said-
This bill is miles beyond S.B. 1070 in terms of its potential to roll back the rights and fundamental freedoms of both citizens and noncitizens alike…
And while the bold announcement by the Obama administration and the Department of Justice that they would no longer defend the constitutionality of the the federal Defense of Marriage Act (that bans the recognition of same-sex marriage) comes as good news, the issue of immigration is looking bleak on the Federal level as well. Since the beginning of the 112th session of Congress, the Immigration Subcommittee of the House Judiciary committee has been pushing its strategy for mass deportation, referred to as 'Attrition Through Enforcement.' A few weeks ago, America's Voice released a report exposing the background and strategy behind the Immigration Subcommittee's current policy on immigration enforcement.
The report, collated by the America's Voice Education Fund, "uncovers the origin of "attrition through enforcement"; its radical goal to achieve the mass removal of millions of immigrants; and the impact this proposal would have on both our economy and politics." The report details how this approach, promoted by nativist groups and anti-immigrant hard-liners such as the Center for Immigration Studies, FAIR (Federation for American Immigration Reform) and Numbers USA, is packaged as a program aiming to create jobs for Americans, but is designed to ramp up enforcement on state and federal levels with a view to forcing the 11 million undocumented immigrants out of the country, despite the monumental cost to taxpayers and the agriculture industry. On a press call mid February, Mark Potok, Director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center; Fernand Amandi, Managing Partner of research organization, Bendixen & Amandi International; and Frank Sharry, Executive Director of America's Voice, discussed the strategy of mass deportation and the risks that it poses for the political future of the GOP, for the future of race relations in the U.S., and for the economy.
This long list of events, laws and movements taking place around the nation are working to thwart positive change and drastically affect the values of freedom, equality and justice that are intrinsic to the spirit of this country. At such a time it is important that we look to people that are standing up for what is right, and learn from their example. Over the last week, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Wisconsin to demand that the government renew their commitment to the 'American dream' by valuing hard work instead of denying basic public services to those who are the most vulnerable. In a move to stand in solidarity with the people of Wisconsin and spread the "spirit of Madison" to the rest of the country, on Saturday, February 26, at noon local time, groups around the country are organizing rallies in front of every statehouse in all major cities.
Stand together to Save the American Dream. We are all Wisconsin, we are all Americans.
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Breaking NewsIt ain't the Super Bowl ... but it's pretty damn close -- Deion Sanders was just awarded primary custody of his three kids with his estranged wife.
We're told 11 of 12 jurors ruled in the NFL Hall of Famer's favor ... giving him full physical and legal custody of his 13 and 11-year-old sons with Pilar Sanders.
However, the Collins Co., TX jury gave the ex-couple shared physical and legal custody of their 9-year-old daughter.
Both sides were arguing for sole custody of all 3 children.
This settles the custody issues, but Deion and Pilar are still battling over finances in their divorce.


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Joined: 21 Nov 2008
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Location: Ste. Anne
Posted: Dec 14, 2010 8:38 pm
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Sorry I just kept reading that they wanted all geocaches in the area archived.
Glad to hear that they are still allowing some.
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BHP will also be looking to accept new Geocache placement applications in mid-2011. There are some items that still need to be worked out before that happens, however, but we will be seeing new caches pop up there when it's all worked out.
"So do they sometimes hide caches in dog poo like this?" "No, that's real poo. You might want to put that down."
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Posted: Dec 23, 2010 9:17 pm
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I was out at the Park today retrieving any archived Geocaches that hadn't been picked up within the 30 day holding policy. Better that the containers have a chance to be returned or recycled into new Geocaches than disposed of.
Note: the 30 day holding policy isn't just Geocaches, it is 'anything' left behind in a Provincial Park must be held for 30 days. After which, the Park disposes of or destroys. (I wonder how many tents are left behind after Folk Fest!)
The following cache containers are in my garage:
Rabbit Habit
LKST- Ring
Happy Birthday Big T 2009 Edition
Birds Hill Ant Hill
Stuffed Toys
Deer Trail
# 17
Rock Pile
I will be emailing the owners directly, but I'm posting the list here as well, just in case someone knows them personally. I'm offering a couple of choices.
1) Come and get it!
2) We can find a new home for the Geocache as a new hide in a new location.
3) Depending on the condition of the container... garbage. (I'd say that only 2 are looking like they are heading for #3.)
The owner of Bogalicious has already returned my email and is in favour of us finding a new home for his container.
"So do they sometimes hide caches in dog poo like this?" "No, that's real poo. You might want to put that down."
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Again, to re-state an earlier post. Everything in BHP has been reviewed. Any affected Geocaches have already been dealt with or are in the process of being dealt with.
To date, we have had one successful Geocache relocation in the BHP. I worked with Parks staff to find a new home for my Frozen Pirate's Treasure as it didn't fall under their guidelines. I moved it, received approval and then relaunched it as a new Geocache as the distance between the old and new location was quite large.
There are 10 other Geocaches that have relocation requests. The deadline for the relocation is set for May 31, 2011 and they plan to have the new locations approved no later than June 30th. Anything moved before the end of March may be reviewed before April. (There will a staffing gap in April and May and nothing will be reviewed at that time.)
BHP has indicated that they are willing to look at new Geocache hide submissions between now and March if anyone is looking to hide them. While they haven't decided at what total number they want to cap (if a cap is even necessary) here are a few things to keep in mind.
#1 - Don't hide anything on a park sign, traffic or otherwise. This isn't BHP specific, but is part of the overall Provincial Parks Road policy that even pre-dates Geocaching. Signs cannot be modified at all, that includes hanging something on a sign.
#2 - The preference is that caches be hidden within 10ft of a marked trail or road. Some exceptions might be considered if the cache site has historical value (as one example) and environmental damage isn't a concern.
#3 - Ensure that your container is an inert container. In other words, did NOT contain food or something with an edible odour at one time. (This is part of gc.com's own hiding recommendations, but there have been a couple of caches in BHP where this was a concern.)
#4 - Some areas of the park won't be available for Geocache hides. If you look at the map linked below, you can find the following areas to know where things are generally off limits.
- Cedar Bog Trail (An eco-sensitive area.)
- Anything 'inside' the Group Use camping areas. (Could be some exceptions here.)
- Folk Festival Site
- Pan Am Games Equestrian Course
- Cross-Country Equestrian Course
#5 - If you have an idea of where you'd like to place something, but want to make sure it might be a good spot, give them a call (204) 654-6730 and ask first before going through all the effort only to find out afterwards that the spot wasn't a good one. It will be a good time saver.
Note: The above are currently specific to BHP. The updated Provincial Parks Geocaching Policy and guidelines are still a work in progress. These guidelines may be subject to change when that policy comes into effect.
If you have any questions, or need clarification from me, please ask.
"So do they sometimes hide caches in dog poo like this?" "No, that's real poo. You might want to put that down."
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Posted: Dec 31, 2010 9:07 am
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Well after a full day of snowshoe hyjinks, and no geocache finds I am glad to come across this information. At least I was able to find TurdleEggs' caches this summer before they were removed or relocated.
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Posts: 10
Location: East St. Paul
Posted: Jan 29, 2011 5:32 pm
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Cache and Cary wrote:
Is there a list of all the caches that have been shutdown by the Parkies?
Could somebody make one and add Santa's Purse GCQFDZ.javascript:emoticon('
The caches weren't shut down by any Officers. They were shut down by the Park Managers at the advice of a seasonal park interpreter. Quite different
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Posted: Jan 30, 2011 10:40 pm
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Big T is (was) the new owner of Happy Birthday Big T, but as far as I am concerned you could just recycle that container. If Tobey wants to pick it up she could, but I doubt she's care. Thanks for retrieving the container though.
Edit to add: I'm still a bit surprised they had a problem with that cache. If it were any closer to the trail, they would have had to cut down the tree that it was hidden in because it would have blocked the trail. Oh well,
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He relished his role as the favourite of London society. After several love affairs, he married the nobly born, very proper Annabella Milbanke, but at the end of the first year of marriage Annabella took their newborn daughter and returned to her parents. Byron was outraged. Londoners, appalled at Byron's egotistical conduct, ostracised him. Bitter about the hypocrisies of society, he left England in 1816, never to return.
Byron wandered about the continent, doing precisely as he pleased, hobnobbing with prominent people, befriending Shelley, and carrying on intrigues with ladies, one of whom, Claire Claremont, bore him a daughter. He finished Childe Harold, began his masterpiece, Don Juan, and wrote many shorter poems. His verse sold well, but while his fortunes prospered, his health, always poor, began to fail.
A foe of despotism anywhere, Byron in 1823 joined the Greek war for independence from the Turks, devoting much time and money to the effort. But before he could see battle, he caught fever and died in camp at Missolonghi, embittered and old at 36.
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The "new" council has abruptly changed in Cascade Locks.
Randy Holmstrom, Mark Storm and Brad Lorang have left the council, submitting their letters of resignation to city hall, one week after their first public meeting with a newly elected mayor and two new council members.
In their letters, Storm, Holmstrom and Lorang cited negativity within city government and among citizens. (The letters are printed in full on page A4.)
"A dysfunctional and destructive system" was the way city government was described by Lorang, a former mayor who was appointed to fill a vacant position in March 2012.
The three resignations bring to four the number of vacant positions on the council; Mayor Tom Cramblett's old council post was still unfilled after his defeat of former mayor Lance Masters in November.
Cramblett said of the resignations, "I guess that's their call, to stay with something or not, and apparently they chose to resign.
"The city will move ahead. We've done it before and we'll do it now," he said.
Along with Cramblett, just two council members — Bruce Fitzpatrick and Glenda Groves — remain officially on council, and both are in their first weeks in office, having been elected in November and taken the oath of office Jan. 14.
The lack of seated council members is a repeat, though by different cause, of the situation facing Cascade Locks in November 2011, following the recall of the then-acting mayor and three council members.
The current council's sudden lack of official quorum will have the effect of streamlining the agenda for the council's next meeting on Jan. 28.
The only action the reduced council can legally take would be to fill one or more of the remaining positions, according to the new city administrator, Gordon Zimmerman, who is now in his third week on the job.
By charter, the three council members can fill the vacancies but make no other decisions.
"We will move forward with due deliberation. This is a council decision," Zimmerman said.
"We'll follow the charter, which says the remaining council members make the appointments," Cramblett said.
Holmstrom in his letter called for a special election to fill the vacancies, rather than using an appointment process.
Cramblett said, "That could be a recommendation, but it's not what the charter says. We'll have to take a look at it, but the charter says the council fills the vacancies."
In the Jan. 14 meeting, Groves and Fitzpatrick shared the dais with Storm, Holmstrom and Lorang for just one meeting, and it was one dominated by disagreement over how to fill the open seat created by Cramblett's advancement to mayor.
Cramblett was on council until his election last year, and in the Jan. 14 meeting seated council could not reach an agreement on how to fill that single open position.
Dying in 3-3 deadlocks were two motions: Holmstrom's, which sought to appoint the 2012 candidate with the next most votes (which would have been Helfrich), and Groves', which sought to solicit applications and have council appoint someone.
With the new council vacancies, the community is looking at a new but all-too-familiar political situation:
In October 2011, voters approved the recall of three councilors: Tiffany Pruit, Kevin Benson and Don Haight, along with Mayor George Fischer.
With their dismissal, that left only Cramblett, Lance Masters and Eva Zerfing on the council. Masters and Zerfing cast votes, over Cramblett's dissent, to appoint Storm, Jeff Helfrich, Randy Holmstrom (who had been on council from 2006-10) and Gail Lewis. (Lewis declined to run for election in 2012 and left the council.)
Masters was ultimately appointed to replace Fischer in November 2012.
Cramblett defeated Masters in the mayoral race in November 2012; Zerfing resigned in February 2012 and Lorang was appointed to finish her term.
"The political climate in Cascade Locks has become increasingly contentious, making it all but impossible to accomplish even the smallest measure of success," Lorang wrote in his resignation.
Storm wrote, "While I have enjoyed moments on the council, a few citizens have been so aggressive in their personal attacks that I have no desire to continue to be involved in city government."
Gary Munkhoff of Cascade Locks filed a petition for recall Friday against Storm and Lorang.
Storm said he was aware a petition might be filed, and that it played "a small percentage" in his decision to resign, which he was already contemplating. Lorang was unavailable for comment.
City recorder Kathy Woosley said Tuesday she is awaiting advice from the Oregon Secretary of State, given that Storm and Lorang have resigned. (Holmstrom was not mentioned in the petition.)
Cramblett said Tuesday that "I just see the council as moving ahead. We had our first meeting for the year, and in that meeting we passed all the action items other than vacancy; so from my end of it we appear to be moving ahead well."
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Unfinished Nation "Political Stalemate" Equilibrium, party loyalty final decades of 19th century. Patronage and kickbacks system vs. need for skilled government officials. Presidential politics; election battles. Significant regulatory legislation. Depression of 1893 and the emergence of the Populist Party. Gold-silver controversy.G
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Unfinished Nation "Imperial Ambition" Stirrings of imperialism. Arguments for and against joining the imperial race. American interest in the Caribbean; determination to maintain hegemonic power in hemisphere. Spanish-American War and role of the press. "Glorious little war" in Cuba vs. experience in the Philippines. Territorial acquisitions.G
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Biography of America, A "Civil War" As the Civil War rages, all eyes turn to Vicksburg, where limited war becomes total war. Professor Miller looks at the ferocity of the fighting, at Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, and at the bitter legacy of the battle -- and the war. D
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Biography of America, A "Reconstruction" Professor Miller begins the program by evoking in word and picture the battlefield after the battle of Gettysburg. With the assassination of President Lincoln, one sad chapter of American history comes to a close. In the fatigue and cynicism of the Civil War's aftermath, Reconstructionism becomes a promise unfulfilled. D
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DragonflyTV "Space/Astronomy" Lightweight research: kids use microgravity demonstrators to show what puts the spring in an astronaut's step. Arizona kids hit the Mars-like desert landscape to discover more about life on the Red Planet. And "Bionic Woman" Ayanna Howard engineers out-of-this-world robots. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "For The Love of Vegetables" Italians love their vegetables, and they are known for having some of the simplest, freshest and most delicious vegetable dishes of any country. In this episode, Lidia makes Stuffed Escarole, Stuffed Artichoke and Meat Stuffed Eggplant. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "For The Love of Vegetables" Italians love their vegetables, and they are known for having some of the simplest, freshest and most delicious vegetable dishes of any country. In this episode, Lidia makes Stuffed Escarole, Stuffed Artichoke and Meat Stuffed Eggplant. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Islands" Rick experiences Ireland in the extreme on its west coast in Gaeltachts, where people speak Gaelic and the rugged villages have changed little over the generations.G
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In 1968, when he was 11 years old, Michael Mack was molested by his parish priest in North Carolina, he says, and his experience changed him in ways that took years to reveal themselves.
In 2002, when a series of Globe articles focused attention on the clergy abuse scandal in the Catholic church, poet and performer Mack began to talk seriously with friends about finding the priest. And finally, in 2005, the Cambridge resident plugged the priest's name into Google.
"Amazingly, my abuser was not only still alive, but he was living very nearby,'' says Mack, 55. "Having all my life imagined one day having a conversation with him, I decided to make the contact. . . . It was almost providential: 'After all this time, all this distance, he's right here? I can't say no to this.' ''
In January, Mack began performing "Conversations With My Molester: A Journey of Faith,'' a lyric spoken-word piece about his experience with the priest, his struggles, and what happened after that Google search.
On Thursday, he will perform "Conversations'' at his current parish, St. Paul Catholic Church, near Harvard Square. He says the performance is an act of reconciliation that's appropriate at Lent.
As a boy, Mack wanted to be a priest. "Conversations'' offers his discomforting, though not graphic, account of what happened to him at the church in Brevard, N.C., which he says took away that dream and haunted him throughout his life. He says that he found the priest was living in Massachusetts and had been accused of similar abuse by at least two others. (The name of the priest, who has since died, and a few other identifying details have been changed in the play, Mack says.)
Some friends warned him to be careful of possible pitfalls in getting in touch with the priest. "What I try to recount in the play is both sides of it, the amazing possibilities that this opened up, and the dread,'' he says.
He drove to confront the priest, then turned away at the last minute, he says. It took him two years to simply mail a letter asking for a meeting. What happened next was hardly what he had hoped. But then with a trip back to Brevard and his old church last September, Mack says, he finally found a degree of healing. "It was there I really felt I was back in the church,'' he says.
As an adult, Mack joined the Air Force, got married and divorced, and eventually entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to study management. He ended up focused on writing classes there, with teachers including the poet Maxine Kumin. "One of the first things you learn in writing class is write what you know, and that's kind of where I began,'' says Mack.
He began to write about his mother's schizophrenia and his memories of the priest, he recalls. "It was kind of a laying open of the soul. . . . I had a need to grapple with this in some way. It was something I kept pretty much to myself for decades. I couldn't articulate yet how profoundly it had shaped me, and now I had an opportunity to shape it through this creative process.''
After graduating from MIT in 1988, he worked as a freelance technical writer while publishing his poetry. Eventually he began going to poetry slams and open mikes. His writings about his mother's mental illness evolved into his first major theater piece, "Hearing Voices, Speaking in Tongues.''
"These experiences . . . profoundly shaped me, and what writing and then performing gave me was an opportunity to explore them in a different way, in a way that's not unlike therapy, which I've had a couple of yearlong sessions with,'' he says. "These were situations where I as a child really didn't have very much control. As an adult and an artist I have a lot more control and am able to work with the material in a much more proactive way.''
He has performed "Hearing Voices'' many times over more than a decade, often in front of groups of mental health professionals or families facing similar issues. After a number of readings, he debuted "Conversations With My Molester'' at the Boston Playwrights' Theatre in January, hoping to reach the same kind of audience.
Rev. Michael Drea, pastor of St. Paul, attended a performance, and soon after it was agreed Mack would bring it to the church.
"The thing that I hear most often and that made me really want to move forward is just how healing it is,'' Mack says. "Both in the depth it goes into about the difficulty and the trespass, and in how it ultimately resolves in redemption.''
"It pierces one's heart,'' says Rev. James Savage, parochial vicar at St. Paul and one of Mack's supporters at the church. "I think that what he tried to do was on the one hand show the darkness of what had happened with him, and at the same time it showed his journey to find a way to deal with it, which led eventually to his spiritual healing.''
Was there any trepidation about hosting this performance? Rev. Savage notes that the play is "not lurid'' and says, "You have to look at the truth. Granted, the problem of clergy sex abuse is a terrible indictment against the church and the perpetrators themselves, but as we found out, it serves no purpose running away from it or hiding it or denying it. . . . The best thing is to take that which happened in darkness and bring it into the light.''
Mack refers to the sections of the play as poems or "lyric works,'' but "Conversations'' is a theater piece with a few props. Daniel Gidron directs, as he did at Boston Playwrights' Theatre.
As a writer and performer, Mack says, "I can shape that material and, with the help of the muse, who works in her own way, create something hopefully cathartic, something beautiful and something that can serve others in some way.''Joel Brown can be reached at email@example.com.


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The Dodge City Conquistadors volleyball team played an even game Wednesday night against the Barton Cougars in a Jayhawk West showdown at the DCCC Gymnasium.
The Dodge City Conquistadors volleyball team played an even game Wednesday night against the Barton Cougars in a Jayhawk West showdown at the DCCC Gymnasium.
Even except in making more errors as the Conqs lost to the Cougars in four games (25-21, 25-16, 20-25, 28-26).
It was the type of game where a few points the other way could have been the difference between winning and losing.
"At the end of the night, they had less errors than we did," said DCCC head coach Stephano Anthemides. "It was an exciting match, but not a pretty one. We couldn't stop their middle (blockers), but they couldn't stop ours. I thought we had the better swings, but when we have some basic plays that we do not execute and put the ball like we need to, then it comes back to haunt us."
Alyse Barclay had eight kills, five blocks and 31 assists to lead the Lady Conqs (10-19, 2-9), while Victoria Cross recorded 15 kills and Chantel Birbaum 11 kills for Dodge City.
The first game of the match stayed pretty close to the end before Barton (10-13, 8-3) closed it out by scoring four of the last five points to take the early lead in the match. The Cougars kept Dodge City from making strings of points in the second game (the Lady Conqs got only four points on serve) and slowly pushed away to win the game, leading 2-0 in the match.
Dodge City held an early lead in the third game, but Barton was able to battle back and tie the score at 18-18. The Lady Conqs scored seven of the last nine points to earn the game and cut the match margin down to 2-1.
The fourth game went back and forth with Dodge City getting a game point situation that could have evened the match, but errors allowed Barton to win the match on their second chance.
The Lady Conqs are off until next Tuesday when they travel to Colby and face the Lady Trojans. Dodge City's final home game will be against Garden City on Oct. 23.


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by GLX » Wed Aug 06, 2014 9:05 pm
Moon Knight #6
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by Draco x » Wed Aug 06, 2014 9:47 pmIt's nice to see one of MK's old enemies come back. Hopefully they can bring back Frenchie and Marlene soon as well.
by Stephen Day » Thu Aug 07, 2014 8:48 pmEllis' last issue of this series is now here. I do have to say that it was good, but it isn't one of his strongest of this run. This issue focuses on a character, who up until now has been minor in nature, a police officer that has had a few lines in a couple of other issues. We get to know who he is and what his personality is like as he builds himself up to becoming the new Black Spectre. In this new identity he, of course, takes on Moon Knight.
This issue was alright, and I will say that I was entertained overall. However, when I reached the end, I wasn't totally satisfied with what I read. Ryan's Trent's descent into super villainy is shown point for point and I couldn't see any huge plot holes in that path. For all of the physical solidness of the storytelling the more psychological aspects of the story weren't there to match them. I never had a good sense of understand about exactly why Trent chose the exact path he did. Sure, the frustration about being a beat cop and seeing "the freaks" taking glory that should be his is there. Why does he act out on that frustration in the way he does? That's an important question that Ellis makes no real attempt to answer. Sadly, that is to the overall detriment of the story.
With the complaint out of the way I'll get to the good aspects of this issue. When the decision is made by Trent to become a super villain, Ellis does an excellent job in making him seem like he will be a danger to Moon Knight. The action when it finally comes is also depicted really well. The final fight scene does have an enjoyable amount of tension.
6 out of 10
by GLX » Sun Aug 10, 2014 10:40 amNext Wednesday's pick is....?
http://www.midtowncomics.com/store/week ... =61&pl=348
by Amoebas » Sun Aug 10, 2014 11:36 amMoon Knight #6.
Disclosure - I didn't buy it - I read it in a shoppe.
Not having bothered with any of the earlier 5 issues, I had no idea who Trent was. Until I read Stephen's review I never would have guessed he ever appeared anywhere before, let alone in this series. So this issue was my introduction to him and surprise surprise it's an origin issue to boot.
In this book we see Trent go from kid to teen to rookie cop to experienced cop to the villain. And never did I feel like I understood why he turned so dark and murderous. It's like Ellis forgot to submit those pages.
As for the stories flow - there's isn't one. It starts with Trent as a beat cop meeting Mr. Knight (not Moon Knight but rather this suit and tie character is he became somewhen). Then it goes into origin mode and what had to be years of physical training and dart throwing (I wish I made that last part up). And when we get to the fight it's the years in the making Trent vs. Mr. Knight (not Moon Knight but rather this suit and tie character is he became somewhen). Huh?
Doesn't it make more sense that the original encounter was with the Moench Moon Knight - thus allowing time for the Trent's ill-conceived descent into madness? Instead, I'm left wondering if Ellis's origin now spanned just a week or two. Sigh - either way the origin was flat.
As for the eventual fight - there truly isn't one. Trent is undone by his own faulty bomb making skills. Moon Knight does nothing except prattle about "That's why I always win." He didn't win, he just wasn't closer to a bomb than the other guy was.
I said earlier I didn't bother with #1-5. If they were as lame as this issue was, it's me, not Mr. Knight, that gets to say "That's why I always win."
The art was just okay.
Story - 2
Art - 5
Overall - 3.5
by Amoebas » Sun Aug 10, 2014 11:45 am
Dan Abnett's Dark Ages #1 from Dark Horse looks promising.
by Stephen Day » Sun Aug 10, 2014 12:52 pm
Spider-Man 2099 #2 could be a good pick
by GLX » Tue Aug 12, 2014 10:29 amAnyone else have some suggestions?
by GLX » Tue Aug 12, 2014 5:46 pmDark Ages #1, it is.
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February 19, 2014 + On the Interpretation of the Psalms (Part 1)
THE LETTER OF ST. ATHANASIUS TO MARCELLINUS ON THE INTERPRETATION OF THE PSALMS (Part 1)
My dear Marcellinus, YOUR steadfastness in Christ fills me with admiration. Not only are you bearing well your present trial, with its attendant suffering; you are even living under rule and, so the bearer of your letter tells me, using the leisure necessitated by your recent illness to study the whole body of the Holy Scriptures and especially the Psalms. Of every one of those, he says, you are trying to grasp the inner force and sense. Splendid! I myself am devoted to the Psalms, as indeed to the whole Bible; and I once talked with a certain studious old man, who had bestowed much labour on the Psalter, and discoursed to me about it with great persuasiveness and charm, expressing himself clearly too, and holding a copy of it in his hand the while he spoke. So I am going to write down for you the things he said.
SON, all the books of Scripture, both Old Testament and New, are inspired by God and useful for instruction [2 Tim 3:16], as it is written; but to those who really study it the Psalter yields especial treasure. Each book of the Bible has, of course, its own particular message: the Pentateuch, for example, tells of the beginning of the world, the doings of the patriarchs, the exodus of Israel from Egypt, the giving of the Law, and the ordering of the tabernacle and the priesthood; The Triteuch [Joshua, Judges, and Ruth] describes the division of the inheritance, the acts of the judges, and the ancestry of David; Kings and Chronicles record the doings of the kings, Esdras [Ezra] the deliverance from exile, the return of the people, and the building of the temple and the city; the Prophets foretell the coming of the Saviour, put us in mind of the commandments, reprove transgressorts, and for the Gentiles also have a special word. Each of these books, you see, is like a garden which grows one special kind of fruit; by contrast, the Psalter is a garden which, besides its special fruit, grows also some of all the rest.
The creation, for instance, of which we read in Genesis, is spoken of in Psalm 19, The heavens declare the glory of God: and the firmament showest His handiwork, and again in 24, The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof: the inhabited earth and all that dwell therein. He Himself laid the foundations of it on the seas. The exodus from Egypt, which Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy record, is fitly sung in Psalms 78, 106, and 114. When Israel came out of Egypt, says this last, the House of Jacob from among a foreign people, Judah became his holy place and Israel came under his authority. He sent Moses His servant, Psalm 105 declares, Aaron whom He had chosen. He showed the words of His signs among them, and of His wonders in the land of ham. Darkness He sent, and it was dark, and they were not obedient to his word. He turned their waters into blood and slew their fish: their land brought forth frogs, even in the king's apartments. He spake, and dog-flies came, and flies in all their quarters; and so on, all through this Psalm and the next, we find the same things treated. As for the tabernacle and the priesthood, we have reference to them in Psalm 29, sung when the tabernacle was carried forth, [This Psalm is heading in the Septuagint A Psalm of David, when the Tabernacle went forth] Bring unto the Lord, ye sons of God, bring unto the Lord young rams, bring to the Lord glory and honour.
The doings of Joshua, the son of Nun, and of the Judges also are mentioned, this time in Psalm 105, They built them cities to dwell in and sowed fields and planted vineyards, for it was under Joshua that the promised land was given into their hands. And when we read repeatedly in this same Psalm, They cried unto the Lord in their trouble and He saved them out of their distress, the period of the judges is referred to, for then it was that, when they cried to Him, He raised up judges to deliver them form their oppressors, each time the need arose. In the same way, Psalm 20 has the kings in mind when singing, Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we will gain glory by the Name of the Lord our God. They are brought down and fallen, but we are risen and stand upright. And Psalm 126 of the Gradual Psalms [Psalms 119 - 133] speaks of that which Esdras tells, When the Lord turned the captivity of Sion, we became as those comforted; and similarly Psalm 122, I was glad when they said unto me, We will go into the House of the Lord. Our feet were set in thy gates, O Jerusalem! Jerusalem is built as a city that has fellowship within itself: thither the tribes go up, the tribes of the Lord, to testify to Israel...
Apostle Philemon the Martyr of the Seventy
You appeared to your flock as a rule of faith, an image of humility and a teacher of abstinence. Because of your lowliness, Heaven was opened to you. Because of your poverty, riches were granted to you. O holy bishop, Meletius, pray to Christ our God to save our souls!


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Mayor's Office
Mayor Chris Beutler today announced that Lincoln City Libraries' new Lied Bookmobile will be in operation soon. The new bookmobile was unveiled today at an event at the Eiseley Branch Library recognizing the Foundation for Lincoln City Libraries, the Lied Foundation Trust and other donors. The new bookmobile will run on compressed natural gas (CNG) and includes other environmentally friendly features.
"CNG is one of the cleanest fuels to burn," Mayor Beutler said. "It does cost more to manufacture a vehicle to use CNG, but they are generally much less expensive to operate. In the case of our new bookmobile, we have an agreement with Black Hills Energy that sets our fuel price at the equivalent of $1.49 per gallon for the next year. CNG is cleaner and cheaper, and those are important factors in demonstrating the value of our initial up-front investment over the life of the vehicle."
The CNG bookmobile cost about $312,000 to manufacture, about $50,000 more than a diesel version. Library Director Pat Leach said it's estimated that the additional investment will pay for itself in fuel savings in about four years. In addition to $50,000 from a federal energy grant, a $100,000 gift from the Lied Foundation and other private donations helped to fund books, an endowment, and other "green" features such as interior and exterior LED lighting, carpet made from recycled materials and three skylights to allow for natural light in the cabin.
The Lied Bookmobile replaces one that had been in operation for about 20 years. Other funding sources included $150,000 in City Keno funds and $20,000 from Lancaster County.
Leach said the bookmobile will be on the road five days each week, with scheduled stops at 30 locations, including child care and senior facilities in Lincoln and 11 communities in the County.
"The bookmobile provides individualized service to a diverse population," Leach said. "Our customers will be very well served by the new Lied Bookmobile, and I think they will be delighted with all the new features."
The Lied Foundation Trust, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, was established in 1972 by Omaha businessman Ernst F. Lied in honor of his parents and has supported projects throughout the State that have enhanced the quality of life for all Nebraskans. The "Lied Bookmobile" is dedicated to Lied and his parents, Ernst M. and Ida K. Lied.
For more information on Lincoln City Libraries, visit lincolnlibraries.org.


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Keithmix needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 66 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
We are the top selling, multi-award winning leader in adult novelty and intimacy products within the adult channels. We are known for offering these type of products in an impulse purchace fun, light, high energy way that appeals to a much larger demographic.
The concept of this new brand will be a wireless collection of adult intimacy products It should be able to appeal to both men and women. Although main purchase demographic is women and couples late 20s to early 40s. The brand should feel unisex and appear to be speaking to a younger mid-to early twenty something with a cool hip vibe.
The Air and the O can be together or separate the O should feel dominant.
This collection will have its own feel from our current lines but can fit or reflect elements of the current Screaming O brand. (http://www.thescreamingo.com)
Not all elements are necessary but feel free to use which ever you like to We will also want to do a full concept packaging job with this as well.
The concept similar to the XM or RS feed radio type icon could work well.
I am currently seeing it as a clean simple logo on a negative field
a dominant O,
bursting ray effect
elements of or work well with red
hip cool design elements for rest of package and possible in the logo.
I attached our logo for reference but again this will be a separate collection under the brand.
feel free to ask any questions along the way.
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The Phils waste another good effort by one of their starters before losing to the Giants in extra-innings, 1-0.
The Phils wasted another good effort by Cliff Lee, as they are unable to capitalize in extra-innings, before finally losing to the Giants on a walk-off single, thanks to a defensive error, 1-0.
The Phils and Giants spent the first ten innings of last night's game in a 0-0 pitchers' duel between Phils' starter Cliff Lee and Giants' starter Matt Cain, although the later would then leave the game for a pinch hitter, and then Giants' reliever Santiago Casilla, as Cain held the Phils to two hits and a walk, while striking out four, as he kept them from getting anything started, while Lee would throw ten scoreless innings, giving up seven scattered hits, as he struck out seven Giants, while getting out of a runners on the corners, nobody out, jam in the first, and a runner on second, no man out, jam in the fifth, before being taken out of the game for a pinch hitter in the top of the eleventh. The Phils then threaten to take the lead in the top of the eleventh as Carlos Ruiz started the inning off with a lead-off double, before going on to third on Freddy Galvis' sacrifice bunt, 1-4, putting the go-ahead run on third, with less than two outs. But the Phils would be denied as first pinch hitter Jim Thome would strike out, swinging, for the inning's second out, and then pinch hitter John Mayberry, Jr. would end the inning by grounding out, 6-3, for the inning's final out. That would come back to haunt the Phils as the Giants started a rally going in their half of the eleventh as, with one man out, Brandon Belt got on base with a single to center field. Then, Angel Pagan followed with a grounder to third base which had doubleplay written all over it, but was instead booted by the third baseman, Ty Wigginton for a fielding error, allowing Belt to reach second base, and Pagan to reach first, with still one man out. The Giants then won the game as Melky Cabrera hits a walk-off RBI single to right, scoring Belt, who would beat right fielder Hunter Pence's throw to the plate, giving the Giants the extra-innings, walk off, 1-0 win.
Cliff Lee got a no-decision as he pitched ten scoreless innings, giving up seven hits, while striking out ten. Antonio Bastardo (0-1, 4.50) took the lost as he pitched a third of an inning, giving up a run on two hits. Matt Cain also received a no-decision as he pitched nine scoreless innings, giving up only two hits and a walk, while striking out four Phils. Santiago Casilla threw a scoreless inning, giving up a hit. Sergio Romo pitched a third of an inning, giving up a hit. Javier Lopez pitched a third of an inning, striking out the only man that he would face. Clay Hensley (1-0, 0.00) got the win as he got out the only batter that he would face.
The Phils had only four hits in the ballgame, singles by Hunter Pence, Ty Wigginton and Freddy Galvis and a double by Carlos Ruiz, as they were very effectively handled by Giants' starter Matt Cain and the Giants' bullpen. The Phils sadly hurt themselves by not being patient during the whole game, as they only took one walk. I hate to say this so early in the season, but it needs to be said, this team is only going to win games if they act a bit more patiently at the plate, and that includes being willing to take walks. Otherwise, this is going to be a long season even before either Chase Utley or Ryan Howard comes back from their injuries.
The Phils (5-7, 5th East) continue their trip out west with the first game of a four-game set with the Padres (3-10, 5th West), presently the worst team in the majors. The game will be played at Petco Park, and is to start tonight at 10:05 pm EDT (7:05 pm PDT). The Phils will send to the mount Vance Worley (0-1, 3.75), who is coming off a lost against the Mets on April 14, as he would pitch six innings, giving up four runs on eight hits and four walks, while striking out five, in the Phils' 5-0 lost. Worley will be trying to bounce back from his previous start, while trying to give the Phils a chance to end their present slide. The Padres will counter with Joe Wieland (0-1, 10.80), who is coming off a lost against the Dodgers on April 14, as he would pitch five innings in his major league debut, giving up six runs on six hits and two walks, while striking out one, in the Pardes' 6-1 lost. He hopes to do better in his second career start. The Phils' offense will be out to show that not all rookies can give them fits the first time they see them, while trying to end their present two-game losing streak.


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