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Gardening extravaganza planned for Centre County
Gardening extravaganza planned for Centre County
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- It's time to plant, prepare beds and spruce up the landscape. Central Pennsylvania residents can get a head start by visiting the Garden Fair and Plant Sale hosted by Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Centre County.
The annual event takes place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 17 at the Ag Progress Days site at Penn State's Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs. The site is 9 miles southwest of State College on state Route 45.
Click here for a map and driving directions.
The event, which is the premier fundraiser for the Centre County Master Gardener program, will offer more than 5,000 native plants, free educational garden talks and demonstrations, and a large vendors' mart with unique and useful garden products.
"If anyone needs to know what to plant, where to plant it and when to plant it, they will find answers at this fair," said Molly Sturniolo, Master Gardener coordinator for Centre County. Master Gardeners will be available to answer gardening questions, furnish advice and discuss garden, lawn, tree and insect problems.
Trained by Penn State Extension, Master Gardeners are volunteers who provide residents with research-based educational programs in consumer horticulture and environmental stewardship. They greatly magnify the reach and ability of Penn State Extension to offer practical, how-to advice and problem-solving assistance.
A special lineup of how-to talks by experts in their respective fields will cover horticulture tips, techniques and fresh ideas for every gardener -- from experienced growers to the greenest thumbs.
Presentations are scheduled on the half hour beginning at 10 a.m. Workshop titles include Fruit Tree Basics, Growing Culinary Herbs, Gardening for Pollinators, Container Gardening, Square Foot Gardening, High Tunnels for the Home Gardener, Cooking with Home Grown Tomatoes and Rain Barrel Workshop.
A blacksmith will demonstrate how he makes 18th century gardening tools, and the Pasto Agricultural Museum will offer free tours. All talks and workshops are free thanks to the generosity of event sponsors.
A wide assortment of garden tools, decor, supplies, furniture, accessories and some unique products will make the vendor mart a must-stop place for visitors. The environmentally conscious will find birdhouses and garden statues made from recycled materials as well as furniture made from recycled plastic milk jugs.
Attendees also can buy garden sheds and fences. A number of new food and condiment vendors will provide an opportunity to taste their food products or buy organic and heirloom plants. Breakfast and lunch items also will be available from Hoag's Catering.
"We've planned so much for visitors to see, do and learn at the fair," said Sturniolo. "If they dash off after purchasing plants, they will miss a great deal."
Other activities will include a silent auction featuring valuable items from local merchants -- such as a truckload of mulch from JRS Landscaping -- and a garage sale of garden items. Free chances will be distributed for door prizes: a heavy duty wheelbarrow, a rain barrel and a garden cart all donated by Ace Hardware of State College, as well as a compost bin donated by the Master Gardeners.
Organizers suggest that visitors bring a wagon or cart to transport their plants. A cool, shady, supervised spot will be provided where wagons can be parked while attendees move about the grounds.
The Garden Fair and Plant Sale is free and open to the public, and plenty of free parking will be available. A schedule of activities and a list of event sponsors are available at http://extension.psu.edu/garden-fair.
People interested in becoming a Master Gardener can contact their Penn State Extension county office. Centre County residents can contact Molly Sturniolo at email@example.com.
Centre County Master Gardener hotline volunteers are available to answer your gardening questions from 9 a.m. to noon on Mondays and Wednesdays at email@example.com or 814-355-4897.
A complete statewide list of Master Gardener events can be found online.


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Small Bites to Bring: 15 Savory Dishes for a Holiday Potluck Party
Call me crazy, but I love a good holiday potluck. Filling my plate with a taste of this, a scoop of that, one or two of those — hand me a fork and I'm in foodie heaven. But before that can happen comes the agony of deciding what to bring myself. Finding that perfect dish that will simultaneously please and impress, plus be easy to shuttle along in a car or on a bus, is no small feat. Perhaps one of these this year?
All of these can be prepared ahead of time, packed up, and carried to your party destination. A few, like the chicken flautas and the bacon-wrapped potato bites, will need to be warmed before serving. If bringing a warm appetizer, I recommend checking with the host ahead of time to make sure you can snag some oven space (I learned this lesson the hard way!).
• Mediterranean Turkey Meatballs with Herbed Yogurt Sauce>
• Bacon-Wrapped Potato Bites
• Beet-Pickled Deviled Eggs
• Beets on Crostini with Goat Cheese
• Stuffed Grape Leaves
• Prosciutto-Wrapped Arugula
• Handmade Potato Chips with Rosemary
• Cheese Gougères
• Spicy Chicken Flautas with Lime Sour Cream
• Spinach and Artichoke Dip
• Chicken Liver Pâté with Sage, Apple, and Thyme
• Stuffed Figs with Honey-Balsamic Syrup
• Beef and Potato Empanadas
• Za'atar Pita Chips with Yogurt Dip
• Pint-Sized Pizza Poppers
What's your favorite potluck dish?
Related: Potluck Etiquette: What Are Your Rules?
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LONDON, March 28 (UPI) -- Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Frances Fisher and Bill Paxton attended the premiere of the 3D version of their 1997 blockbuster "Titanic" in London.
Also spotted Tuesday night at the glitzy event at the Royal Albert Hall were the film's writer-director-producer James Cameron and his wife, actress Suzy Amis, who played a supporting role in the blockbuster about the real-life doomed luxury liner, which hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in 1912, killing more than 1,500 people.
Noticeably missing from the movie's 3D premiere Tuesday were the film's leading man Leonardo DiCaprio, who played Jack, and the late Gloria Stuart, who played the older version of Winslet's character, Rose. Stuart died in 2010 at age 100.
"The big thrill of it isn't just the 3D," Cameron told the BBC about the film's re-release. "It's bringing it back to the big screen, where it has a lot more emotional impact."
"People have been saying to me all day, 'How does it feel to be revisiting it after all this time?'" Winslet said. "But people ask me about 'Titanic' all the time, so it isn't like I'm revisiting it at all. It's part of my DNA."
"Titanic" was the highest-grossing film of all time, earning $1.8 billion at the box office and 11 Oscars, including Best Picture, until Cameron's "Avatar" sunk it in 2009 by making $2.77 billion.
"Titanic 3D" is headed back to theaters next month in time for the 100th anniversary of the ship's sinking.


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Lee John Westwood OBE (born 24 April 1973) is an English professional golfer. Noted for his consistency, Westwood is one of the few golfers who has won tournaments on every major continent, including victories on the European Tour and the PGA Tour. He was named player of the year for the 1998, 2000, and 2009 seasons. He has won the 2000 European Tour Order of Merit, and the renamed 2009 Race to Dubai. He has represented Europe for the last seven consecutive Ryder Cups. In late 2010 Westwood became the World number one golfer, ending the reign of Tiger Woods, and becoming the first British golfer since Nick Faldo in 1994 to hold that position. He held the number one position for a total of 22 weeks.
Born in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, Westwood began to play golf aged 13 with a half set bought by grandparents. His father John, a mathematics teacher, took up the game at the same time to encourage his son. A talented sportsman at school, Lee played rugby, cricket and football.
Westwood had a later start at the game than many future tournament professionals, but less than two years later he was the junior champion of Nottinghamshire. In 1990 he won his first amateur tournament, the Peter McEvoy Trophy. In 1993 he won the British Youth Championship and turned professional.


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More cost-effective computing
A federal government agency accustomed to handling big data wanted to modernize its IT infrastructure and extend self-service analytics to its business users, so it turned to BNL Consulting and SAS®.
The agency processes several large surveys each year with annual, quarterly or monthly timetables and data sets that contain millions of records.
"A couple of performance issues had started to creep in, and the user interface was outdated,'' notes Robert Lill, President of BNL Consulting, a provider of business intelligence solutions primarily to large government and nonprofit agencies. "The organization needed a service-oriented architecture that would allow for growth and flexibility.''
BNL's work with this customer evolved from the agency's need for an enterprise architecture that no longer relied on green screens and lots of IT staff to maintain the code. The agency wanted to extend self-service with point-and-click data access as well as to improve interactive and batch survey processing.
SAS provides integration options that make it a hub in the hub-and-spoke architecture that a lot of government agencies are starting to build.
Robert Lill
The sensible approach
While the agency could have considered other options, it chose to maintain the core SAS functionality already in place and migrate to a more recent version of the software. Staff already knew how to use SAS and had built powerful backend processes for statistical computations that worked well.
BNL helped the agency migrate to more modern IT technology without losing any functionality and while maintaining the current processes, timelines and integrity of the survey processing itself.
"SAS has positioned itself well to integrate with a large enterprise. It can analyze large lines of data and has a very intuitive graphical mode,'' Lill says. "SAS provides integration options that make it a hub in the hub-and-spoke architecture that a lot of government agencies are starting to build.''
In choosing BNL, the agency sought a consulting partner that would help it work with the power of SAS independently.
"They didn't want to outsource it completely,'' Lill explains. "They wanted a partner that would assist in building it and training the staff so they could maintain the system themselves and wouldn't depend on outside vendors going forward.''
Fewer clicks, fewer boxes
In the past, analysts relied on developers to produce reports. This took a week or longer.
"Today, they can use the Web-based tool and with one click get information,'' Lill says. "This frees up developers to create more self-service options for business users."
Meanwhile, SAS Grid Computing helps the agency get the most from its hardware and speed up performance, ultimately saving money. It lets the agency create a managed, shared environment for processing large volumes of data and analytic programs quickly using dynamic, resource-based load balancing. SAS jobs can be split up and run in parallel across multiple symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) machines using shared physical storage. This allows IT to build and manage a lower-cost, flexible infrastructure that can scale to meet rapidly changing requirements.
An end to silos
While infrastructure modernization and analyst self-service were critical features, the agency was also taking a long-term view of the data.
"They wanted a flexible, extensible system where they can add more surveys to the system and integrate data from across the enterprise. They did not have that flexibility before,'' Lill says. "And providing an improved interface to analysts has other perks: They are more likely to detect errors and provide corrections for better data quality."
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The Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland will continue its tradition of showing contemporary and independent films through its 2011 fall film series from Monday, Sept. 12, through Friday, Nov. 12.
The series will feature a total of four films, beginning with "Rebirth," a film focusing on the aftermath of 9/11. The other three films in the series are "Midnight in Paris," "Mozart's Sister," and "Life Above All Else." All films will be shown at 7:30p.m.
"Rebirth" will run Monday-Friday, Sept. 12-16. From early 2002 through 2009, the "Rebirth" film crew chronicled the lives of five people directly affected by 9/11. The participants include a survivor from an impact floor of the South Tower of the World Trade Center (WTC); a firefighter who survived the collapse of the WTC but lost his best friend; a high school student who lost his mother; a young woman who lost her fiancé; and a construction worker who lost his brother, assisted with recovery efforts, and is presently helping to build the Freedom Tower. Their narratives are the thread of recovery and resiliency from grief, loss and trauma that comprise the unique message of the film. "Rebirth" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January of 2011.
"Midnight in Paris" will show from Monday-Saturday, Sept. 19-24, as the film series switches genres to this romantic comedy. Set in Paris, the Woody Allen film focuses on two young people who are engaged to be married in the fall and have experiences while visiting the city that change their lives. The film is about a young man's great love for a city, Paris, and the illusion people have that a life different from theirs would be much better. It stars Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Marion Cotillard, Kathy Bates, and Carla Bruni, among others.
"Mozart's Sister" will show on Monday-Saturday, Oct. 10-15. The film is a speculative account of Maria Anna "Nannerl" Mozart (Marie Feret), five years older than Wolfgang (David Moreau) and a musical prodigy in her own right. Originally the featured performer, she has given way to Wolfgang as the main attraction, as their strict but loving father Leopold (Marc Barbe) tours his talented offspring in front of the royal courts of pre-French Revolution Europe. Approaching marriageable age and now forbidden to play the violin or compose, Nannerl chafes at the limitations imposed on her gender, but a friendship with the son and daughter of Louis XV offers an alternative.
The series will end with "Life, Above All" running Monday-Saturday, Nov. 7-12. Just after the death of her newly-born sister, Chanda, 12 years old, learns of a rumor that spreads like wildfire through her small, dust-ridden village near Johannesburg. It destroys her family and forces her mother to flee. Sensing that the gossip stems from prejudice and superstition, Chanda leaves home and school in search of her mother and the truth. "Life, Above All" is an emotional and universal drama about a young girl who fights the fear and shame that have poisoned her community. The film captures the enduring strength of loyalty and a courage powered by the heart. Directed by South African filmmaker Oliver Schmitz, it is based on the international award-winning novel "Chanda's Secrets" by Allan Stratton.
Tickets for all of the films are $6 for regular admission and $5 for senior citizens, students, faculty and children. Updated information may be obtained by visiting www.hope.edu/arts/knick. The Knickerbocker Theatre is located in downtown Holland at 86 E. Eighth St.


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Tim Moore, assistant coach of the Penn State Beaver Lady Lions basketball team, has been named interim head coach following the announcement that Head Coach Bert DeSalvo has accepted the position of assistant women's basketball coach at Clarion University, effective October 8. Moore has served as the women's team's assistant coach for the past three years.
DeSalvo's departure was announced September 28 by Chris Rizzo, director of student affairs, and Andy Kirschner, athletic director. DeSalvo, who also served as assistant athletic director at Beaver, was the first coach in the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) to lead his team to three consecutive titles as well as appearances in four consecutive United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Championship tournaments.
Moore attended Beaver campus from 1996-1998 during which time he was the captain of the basketball team and received the Robert J. Miklos Memorial Award for his dedication, leadership and excellence, on and off the court.
He began his coaching career at Freedom High School in 2002 as assistant coach for the boys' varsity team. In 2003 he was named assistant coach of the varsity girls' basketball team at Monaca High School and helped the team reach three WPIAL playoff appearances and a PIAA state playoff appearance. In 2006 Moore was named head coach at Monaca where he led the Lady Indians to two consecutive WPIAL appearances with an overall record of 18-27 and a section record of 15-9.
In 2002 Moore earned a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Slippery Rock University where he is working on a master's degree in special education.
He can be contacted through the Beaver Athletic Department at firstname.lastname@example.com or 724-773-3826.


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"One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure"
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First woman firefighter poses for FDNY charity calendar
Balt. Co firewoman says 'Keep saving lives girl!!! You are an inspiration to women everywhere!"'
Astead Herndon | 7/22/2014, 8:09 a.m.
And this week, with her trademark determination, she broke through a different traditionally all-male barrier: the FDNY Calendar of Heroes.
Mines is the first woman to be featured as eye candy in the calendar's 11-year history, something that typifies her grit and will.
"I wasn't going to let anyone tell me I couldn't do what I wanted to do," she said told the New York Daily News.
"I wanted my picture in the calendar so that young girls and young women can see me and know that they can do this job."
Mines is a 14-year veteran of the FDNY and a member of Engine Co. 60 in the South Bronx, the department told CNN.
She joins 12 male colleagues on the calendar's steamy pages and will be featured in March.
There are about 10,300 firefighters in all ranks of the FDNY and 46 of those are women, according to the department. That equals less than half of one percent.
"When I step foot into the firehouse, I have to be able to tell myself that I'm willing to risk my life to save someone else," Mines told the Daily News.
"I always go above and beyond, because that's my job."
A positive reaction
From the FDNY Facebook page to the International Association of Women in Fire and Emergency Services, the reaction to Mines' calendar inclusion has been overwhelmingly positive.
The consensus: Even a calendar with a reputation for showcasing traditional masculinity must catch up with the times.
"I think it is SO SO cool that you have a lady in the calendar this year," one Facebook user said. "I am glad that a sexy woman of color is representing not just the FDNY but FD Ladies all over the country."
Another commenter was equally inspired.
"Can I just say how freakin' awesome it is to see a woman in the FDNY? I know there are female fire fighters but they are so far & few between & even better that she made the calendar!!! Keep saving lives girl!!! You are an inspiration to women everywhere!"
This type of reaction is exactly what Angela Hughes wants to hear.
As a fire lieutenant in Baltimore County, Maryland, and a trustee at the IAWFES, she knows how difficult it can be for women to assimilate in a fire department.
"It's not easy to fit in," she told CNN. "The stereotype is that you're a fireman. But we're firefighters and we're trained to do the job. Not everyone needs to be a muscle-bound giant to do the job. It is about technique."
Hughes has been in the fire service for 21 years.
Like Mines, she joined after being an emergency medical technician.
"I was very fortunate that I worked for a metro department with 18% female firefighters, when nationwide it's about 4%," she said. "I was well accepted. ... In other departments it can be very difficult."
She listed several issues the IAWFES seeks to address for female firefighters, including the need for personal bathrooms, sleeping quarters and freedom from workplace harassment.
Still, Hughes felt that Mines' inclusion in the FDNY calendar was a sign of slight progress.
"I really appreciate that (Mines') goal was to let other women know they can do it," Hughes said. "For me, when little girls come up to me and say 'Oh, now I know I can do this,' it's the best feeling."
"This woman is helping more people understand."
All proceeds from the 2015 Calendar of Heroes benefit the nonprofit FDNY Foundation.
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The OverseerFM user guide can be downloaded once you've logged in to OverseerFM. It contains comprehensive information about using OverseerFM. If you have not yet registered, this is free. See the fact sheets below on how to register.
These fact sheets and user help videos will provide you with more detailed information on the following topics:
How do I register for OverseerFM?
Guide to Registration for OverseerFM (PDF)
OverseerFM registration guide (video 2 min)
What is a Farm Account in OverseerFM?
Guide to Farm Accounts in OverseerFM (PDF)
OverseerFM Farm Accounts (video 2.45 min)
How do I manage user permissions in OverseerFM?
Guide to managing permissions in OverseerFM (PDF)
What is an organisation in OverseerFM?
Managing your organisation in OverseerFM (video 2.11 min)
How to upload XML files from legacy Overseer software into OverseerFM
Uploading XML files into OverseerFM (video 2.22 min)
Data input choices can have a significant impact on a farm analysis, so we've provided a 'Best Practice' standard, developed by experts to guide users.
The standard does not prescribe input information, but is a benchmark for quality assurance.
This Best Practice Data Input Standard is based on the legacy OVERSEER Nutrient Budgets v. 6.3.0 Overseer Best Practice Data Input Standards v 6.3.0
Data quality choices will be available for OverseerFM in the User Guide.
The standards are no longer updated and all Best Practice guidance is now included in the OverseerFM User Guide which you can download from OverseerFM
Release Notes are a list of the changes included in the version being released. They are not a use guide, but let the user know how the new version is different to the previous one.
Release Notes for version 6.3.0 - March 2018
Release Notes v6.2.3.pdf - November 2016
Release notes for version 6.2.2 - May 2016
Release notes for version 6.2.1 - December 2015
Release notes for version 6.2.0 - April 2015
Release notes for version 6.1.3 - August 2014
Release notes v6.0 part 1 - August 2012
Release notes v6.0 part 2 - August 2012
Overseer supports farmers to improve nutrient use on farms, delivering better environmental outcomes and more value for farms.
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Kia Ora, welcome to Overseer, an on-farm decision support software service that enables better environmental outcomes and more value from farms.
By signing up to or using Overseer, you accept these terms of use and also our privacy policy. Please read these terms carefully. They are a contract between you (the person or entity using Overseer) and us (Overseer Limited, New Zealand company no. 5920922, NZBN 9429042247791).
Where a Representative of a company or other entity creates a User Profile in the name of that entity, or using an email address controlled by that entity, then the contract is between the entity and us, and the User Profile is treated as belonging to the entity and not the Representative.
Overseer will evolve over time as we continue to improve our service and the science modelling behind it. We may change these terms of use from time to time. We will publish these changes on the Overseer website at least 14 days before they take effect. We can shorten this period for changes we consider are necessary to comply with law. You accept you will be bound by these terms as they are updated.
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Analysis means a Year End Analysis or a Scenario or Predictive Analysis.
Farm Account means an account in Overseer that represents a single notional farming operation to be modelled.
Farm Account Data means any information held in Overseer and associated with a Farm Account.
Farm Account Administrator means an Organisation that has administration privileges to a Farm Account, but is not the Farm Account Owner.
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Registered User means an individual with a User Profile in Overseer.
Scenario or Predictive Analysis means the prospective analyses and associated data produced or stored in Overseer, intended to represent one or more hypothetical future states of part or all of the farming operation being modelled in a given Farm Account.
User Profile means an individual user profile in Overseer.
Year End Analysis means a retrospective analysis and associated data produced or stored in Overseer, intended to represent the quasi-equilibrium actual state of part or all of the farming operation being modelled in a given Farm Account.
Registering with Overseer creates a User Profile.
You promise that all information you provide when registering or updating your User Profile will be true, accurate and correct.
You must not use Overseer if you are an individual under the age of 18. If you are under the age of 18 and have a legitimate reason to use Overseer, please contact our helpdesk at firstname.lastname@example.com.
You are responsible for protecting your passwords and other private user credentials and for any usage of your user credentials. You must notify us immediately on becoming aware of any actual or suspected unauthorised use of your user credentials
A Farm Account represents a notional farming operation to be modelled in Overseer. To create a Farm Account, you will need to nominate a Farm Account Owner. A Farm Account Owner represents the farming operation being modelled.
Each Farm Account must be used to model only a single farming operation. This may include the modelling of adjacent or additional land to the extent that it is relevant to nutrient and/or greenhouse gas modelling for that farming operation.
Your access to a Farm Account in Overseer is based on the Organisation your User Profile is associated with.
An Organisation Administrator may invite users to join their Organisation. A Registered User accepting an invitation to join an Organisation will move from its current Organisation to the new Organisation.
Farm Account Owners can grant or revoke access for Organisations to the Farm Account.
Farm Account Administrators can grant access for Organisations to the Farm Account and revoke any access they have granted previously.
These specific Farm Account Owner and Farm Account Administrator actions are available only to administrative users within the relevant Farm Account Owner and Farm Account Administrator Organisation.
When an Organisation is granted access to a Farm Account, all Registered Users within that Organisation will have access to the Farm Account and be able to create Analyses and view, download, edit or remove any Analyses shared with that Farm Account.
If you are granted access to a Farm Account by a Farm Account Owner or Farm Account Administrator, you accept their control of the Farm Account as outlined above.
A Farm Account Owner can remove themselves from the Farm Account. If you do this, you acknowledge you will cease to have any rights in relation to the Farm Account.
A Farm Account Owner can add or remove other Organisations as Farm Account Administrators. If you do this, keep in mind they will be able to grant access for other Organisations to the Farm Account as outlined in these terms.
A Farm Account Owner can assign other Organisations as additional Farm Account Owners. If you do this, keep in mind they will be able to grant and revoke access for other Organisations to the Farm Account as outlined in these terms, and they will be able to remove other Farm Account Owners.
These specific Farm Account Owner actions are available only to the Farm Account Owner.
Year End Analyses are available to all Organisations who have access to the Farm Account.
If you create a Scenario or Predictive Analyses, by default it is shared with your Organisation. You can share private Scenario or Predictive Analysis with the Farm Account Owner, or with all Organisations who have access to the Farm Account.
If you publish an Analysis to an Organisation (including Regional Councils), a copy of that Analysis information is made available to that Organisation to view and download. You cannot change, reverse or withdraw that copy once published.
Analyses are created by Registered Users for their own use. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, we accept no responsibility for any use of, or reliance on any Analysis by any other person. We will not be liable on any basis for any loss, damage or expense arising from that use or reliance.
If you enter, upload or share information to a Farm Account, you accept that from then on the information may be accessed and shared as defined in these terms of use. Once Registered Users have copied or downloaded information from a Farm Account, we do not control their subsequent use or sharing of that information.
If a Farm Account is no longer used we may choose to delete that Farm Account and/or associated Farm Account Data.
We can retain Farm Account Data indefinitely, but for so long as we do, we will continue to comply with the restrictions in this section and section 5.
Our obligations relating to Farm Account Data are owed solely to the person or entity that controls the Organisation designated as Farm Account Owner.
You agree that you cannot and will not restrict any Farm Account Owner's use of their Farm Account(s), or their access to or sharing of Farm Account Data associated with their Farm Account. You also permanently waive any rights you may have outside these terms to impose or enforce any current or future restrictions of this kind on any Farm Account Owner. This section is for the benefit of the Farm Account Owner, and can be enforced against you by the Farm Account Owner as a third party beneficiary, although we can change this section without the need for the consent of any third party beneficiary. This does not affect any agreement to transfer a Farm Account as part of the sale and purchase of a farm or farming business.
Where you enter or upload Input Data you promise that:
* the Input Data does not infringe any third party intellectual property rights
* the Input Data complies with all applicable laws
* you have all the authorisations needed for you to upload the Input Data, and
* we do not need to obtain any further licence, right or permission from a third party to deal with the Input Data as permitted by these terms.
Where another Registered User uploads personal information about you into Overseer, you acknowledge that although the information is stored by in our systems, it is held by and under the control of that Registered User and/or the relevant Farm Account Owner.
If you wish to exercise your rights to access personal information that we hold about you under the Privacy Act 1993 you can contact us at email@example.com.
Subject to section 4 you retain any and all rights that you may have to Input Data uploaded to Overseer, and any new intellectual property rights created through your preparation of Analyses.
You give us, our contractors and agents permission to store and process all Input Data and Analyses as required for the purposes of operating, maintaining and improving Overseer.
We will not share your Input Data or Analyses with anyone else without your approval, although it may be shared through the permissions granted in accordance with section 4.
We may aggregate Input Data and/or Analyses with other data, and use and share the results with third parties for any purpose we choose, but only where the data is aggregated to the point where we are satisfied, acting reasonably, that it does not reveal any information about an individual farm identifiable from that data, or where the recipient already has access to the underlying data in accordance with section 4.
We may choose to delete or block Input Data at any time where we consider it necessary to comply with law, or to protect ourselves or others from harm or loss.
We may also disclose Input Data to others where we reasonably consider it necessary to comply with law.
Our rights under this heading will continue indefinitely.
Every Farm Account requires a subscription to produce Analysis results.
You can check the Overseer website for subscription pricing and payment details. Payments for subscriptions must be made in line with our published pricing and payment details. Unless stated otherwise, our pricing is in New Zealand dollars.
If the subscription fee for a Farm Account is not paid when due, the Farm Account subscription will not renew, and the Farm Account will no longer produce Analysis results.
The subscription can be reinstated by payment of the then-current subscription fee.
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However, you will not be liable to the extent that we have caused or contributed to such losses through our own negligence, breach of these terms or unlawful conduct.
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In any case, our total liability for any loss or damage you suffer in connection with Overseer or these terms, from all events occurring in any 12 month period, will not in any circumstance exceed the standard annual subscription payable for a Farm Account during that 12 month period. If the standard annual subscription changed during that period, the highest standard annual subscription price will be used.
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|STS-53 Launch and Landing, segment 04 of 5
This video follows the pre-launch, launch and landing of the Discovery/STS-53 and contains some commentary of the activities taking place. This segment is a sampling of the crew members' activities...
Genre: Documentary
Keywords: NASA;Discovery;STS-53;Space Ship Orbit;
Duration: 00:06:57
Popularity (downloads): 685
|NASA Connect - WFS - Electricity and Magnetism
NASA Connect segment explaining how NASA is using electricity and magnetism to propell spacecraft into orbit. The segment also explains acceleration, mass, and force in an algebraic equation.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Connect; Electricity; Magnetism; Electromagnetism; Force; Mass; Acceleration; Spacecraft; Orbit; Propell; Propulsion; MagLev; Magnetic Levitation; Data; Graph;
Duration: 00:05:42
Popularity (downloads): 2410
|STS-48 Larry King Interview, segment 09 of 9
Discovery astronauts are interviewed by Larry King while in orbit. The mission took place from September 12-18, 1991 and released the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite.
Genre: Documentary
Keywords: NASA;Discovery;astronauts;space;shuttle;interview;
Duration: 00:19:07
Popularity (downloads): 775
|NASAKSN - Floating In Space
NASA Kids Science News segment explaining why astronauts float in space.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Kids Science News; International Space Station; Weightless; Zero-Gravity; Float; Free-Falling; ISS; Orbit;
Duration: 00:00:58
Popularity (downloads): 1761
|Worlds Smaller than Saturn, segment 01 of 4
Contains three animations from NASA's Astronomy Visualization Lab including an extra-solar planet, star and planet orbit, and young stellar disk and planet formation. Concludes with footage of astronomers and the...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA;astronomy;Mauna Kea;animation;planets;telescope;
Duration: 00:05:08
Popularity (downloads): 1172
|NASA Connect - GoE - Elliptical Orbit Activity
NASA Connect Segment involving students participating in an activity to measure and calculate ellipses. The activity explains ellipses and their relation to Earth and Mars.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Connect; Ellipses; calculate; Orbits; Student Activity; Johannes Kepler;
Duration: 00:04:38
Popularity (downloads): 978
|NASASciFiles - ISS Life
NASA Sci Files segment exploring the International Space Station and how living in space is different than living on Earth.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Sci Files; Weightless; Gravity; Orbit; International Space Station; Living Environment; Earth; Commander;
Duration: 00:01:15
Popularity (downloads): 1451
|NASADestinationTomorrow - DT15 - Aerobraking
NASA Destination Tomorrow Segment exploring the function of aerobraking and how this helps reduce costs and create more room in aircraft.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Destination Tomorrow; Aerobraking; Spacecraft; Air Travel; Space Shuttle; Gravitational Field; Earth; Thrusters; Accelerate; Decelerate; Science Instruments; Atmospheric Drag; Fuel Efficient; Planet; Aerospace Engineer; Eliptical Orbit; Magellan; Venus; Mars; Global Surveyor; Oddessy; Aerocapture; Aeroshell;
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NASA Destination Tomorrow Segment exploring the history of the Gemini project that was instrumental in getting man to the moon.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA Destination Tomorrow; Project Gemini; Moon; Space Flight; Procedures; Training; Mercury Program; Space Mission; Apollo Program; Lunar Orbit;
Duration: 00:03:19
Popularity (downloads): 2096
|The Four Great Observatories
Four NASA orbital observatories will provide a more complete view of the universe. The four featured observatories are the Hubble Space Telescope, Gamma Ray Observatory, Advanced X-Ray Astrophysics Facility, and...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: NASA;universe;observatory;space;orbit;Hubble;
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Inspirational Clip Of The Week: Homeless Man In Oakland California Telling His Struggle & Appreciating What He Has
"This video is about a man I always see on my way home from work. Mark Mankety been at this particular location since 2011. He's has been affected by the recession. He is 62 years old and lives along side of the freeway of 580 in Oakland, California. Mark manages to buy meals and walk around locally and is in desperate need of help." - Andy To
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As a bonus, I felt it appropriate to upload a 600dpi scan of this one. Right click, view in new window to check out some of the details.
I'll have a table at the SCG Invitational in Indianapolis this coming weekend. This alter will be on display and you're welcome to stop by and check it out in person. See you there!


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Kent Teeters
Former Classical Music Coordinator and Host
Kent Teeters began his public radio involvement during his previous career as a music teacher. He was a phone volunteer during pledge drives and later volunteered as a part-time announcer for a local public station in Quincy, Illinois. From 1995-2000, he was music director and then program director for public radio WNIN-FM, a small, award-winning station in Evansville, Indiana. Before coming to Capital Public Radio, Kent served as music director for WGUC in Cincinnati from 2000-2007. He is the 1997 recipient of Public Radio's National FLO Award as Best Announcer.
"One of my earliest memories is of listening over and over to an LP from Al Hirt and Arthur Fiedler called 'Pops Goes the Trumpet.' A really wild reading of Haydn's Trumpet Concerto was on that disc. Also, in the 60's my parents would take me from our little town to the big city of Indianapolis where the large department stores would give marionette shows accompanied by classical music. I'm forever grateful to my parents for exposing me to as much culture as they could find and afford."
In addition to traveling with his wife, reading, and occasionally picking up the French horn, Kent spends time cooking, collecting model trains, listening to music (of course), and enjoying the company of Sophie the Dog.


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Week In Review 2011W08
Remember that great thing Android is supposed to have, Flash ? Honeycomb doesn't have it. Meanwhile, we all have our panties in a bunch for iPad2 and Nintendo 3DS launched in Japan to great success.
This is like kicking a dead horse but a WP7 upgrade to improve the upgrade process bricked phones.
Assange is going to Sweden. Meanwhile, internet police aka PayPal froze and later unfroze Manning's defense fund. Dunno about you guys between USA doing nazi experiments and USA only agreeing to prosecute Gadhafi if US operatives are excluded I kind of like WikiLeaks. I wish there were some interesting leaks about Portugal.
Shock, surprise, Gulf of Mexico is covered in oil.


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WWE Diva Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction At Last Night's SmackDown Taping
June 9, 2011 · 0 Comments
Rosa Mendes suffered a wardrobe malfunction during a dark match against Natalya at last night's SmackDown taping in Roanoke, Virgina.
The match ended abruptly with the referee calling for the bell and giving the victory to Natalya. Mendes covered her chest with her arms and quickly headed to the back while numerous male onlookers cheered at ringside. Natalya attempted to keep the focus away from Mendes as she acted overly excited about the win.
The Roanoke Civic Center staff were overheard saying Mendes had suffered a "wardrobe malfunction."
Mendes commented on the matter on her Twitter account, writing: "A wardrobe malfunction that everyone wanted to see tonight."
By Martin Bean
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In times when promises are made politically that may or may not be promises that can be made or kept, I pause to say thank you to Judge Jenkins.
He promised the citizens of Akins Road – and our Magistrate Bill Drury – water, then a road. We have both and done in a timely manner once all the paperwork was in place.
For that, I again say, thanks.
I also wish to thank the road department for the ease of being able to continually travel our road. Thanks.
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2013 (Junior): Started all 15 games, playing 858:00 ... .381 save percentage ... 11.26 goals-against average ... Fourth in Ivy League with 99 saves ... Season-high 11 saves vs. Dartmouth Mar. 2.
2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 12 games, starting nine ... .448 save percentage and 11.76 goals-against average ... Made season-high 19 saves at Cornell ... Had five games with double-digit saves ... Save percentage in league games was .548, best in the league.
2011 (Freshman): Eight games played ... .432 save percentage ... 12.69 goals-against average.
High School: Honorable mention All-American 2010 … Team captain 2010 … New York State Tournament team 2010 … All-county 2010 … Academic All-American 2010 … All-division 2009 … Won New York State championship, Long Island championship and Suffolk county championship each year she played with Shoreham-Wading River … Teammates at SWR included current Yale teammate Jen DeVito and former teammate Brittay DeLea … 2009 Long Island School Girls Team #1 … Also played three years of varsity field hockey for Shoreham-Wading River … Was Newsday All-Long Island, All-County, team captain and Academic All-American in field hockey in 2009 … Also won Suffolk County Exceptional Senior Award in field hockey in 2009 … All-division in field hockey in 2008 … Field hockey team was Class B Suffolk County champions 2007-2009 … Principal's List member 2006-2010 … National Honor Society.
Club Team: Second team All-Galaxy 2009 and 2010 for Long Island Yellow Jackets … Won team's Geri Holland Award … Teammates with Yellow Jackets included current Yale teammate Jen DeVito.
Notes: 2008 and 2009 Presidential Bronze Award for Community Service (Volunteered 200+ hours at Stony Brook University Hospital, and trained younger lacrosse goal keepers) … Participated in Global Awareness Club and SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions).
Why Yale? "I can't imagine why anyone would not choose Yale. It's a great school with an exceptional reputation. The opportunities are enormous, the college's history is impressive and the students are welcoming. I can't imagine a better fit for me. I am extremely honored to represent the college as a Yale Bulldog."


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Small breweries being crafted to quench beer lovers' thirst
Mike DiCicco brews his beer at home, his setup piled on a wooden stand that sits next to the cherry red Mercedes parked inside his garage.
His love of craft beer ignited with his first sip of Shiner Bock. And after tasting the sudsy fruits of his own labor, there was no going back.
Brewing has consumed DiCicco's life for more than a decade, and now he looks to go from hobbyist to professional with plans to open Busted Sandal Brewing Co., a small craft brewery.
It's just one of several brewing operations planned to open in the coming months in San Antonio. Currently, the Alamo City has two brewpubs and one craft brewery.
Texans, like the majority of Americans, still prefer to throw back highly commercialized light, fizzy beers, but craft brewers are confident that tastes are changing.
"Nowadays, there's nothing off limits when it comes to beer," said DiCicco, the company's founder and head brewer. "It's wide open."
Already this week, the brewpub Granary 'Cue & Brew opened, offering brown and blonde ales, an India pale ale and a rye farmhouse ale, which uses Belgian yeasts to produce tropical fruit and pepper flavors and aromas.
Toward the end of the year, the craft brewery Branchline Brewing Co. will be in operation. By next year, Busted Sandal and Alamo Beer Co. will join the ranks.
It's a small step, but breweries such as Alamo Beer, which will build its $8 million brewery east of downtown near the Hays Street Bridge, are reawakening an industry that has a deep history in San Antonio.
"There's more than 100 years of brewing history in San Antonio. It's great to see the craft growing," said Eugene Simor, president of Alamo Beer, who hopes to be brewing his Alamo golden ale at the East Side facility by next summer.
"Texas is very under brewed and San Antonio is as well," he said.
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State beer laws keeping microbreweries bottled up
A history of beer in San Antonio
Timeline: The Alamo City has been a suds town for more than 150 years. Click through our timeline to read all about it.
In Texas last year, the economic impact of craft beer totaled an estimated $608 million — a fraction of the state's total beer industry, which is estimated at nearly $20 billion, according to a study by the Texas Craft Brewers Guild.
Craft beer made up less than 1 percent of beer consumed in Texas, but craft breweries employ about 1,250 people on a full- or part-time basis. That makes up more than half of all brewery jobs in the state, the study mentions.
"When we were opening, people were skeptical that more than one brewpub in the city could work. We've proven it can," said Scott Metzger, founder and CEO of San Antonio's Freetail Brewing Co. "People's palates are changing, and the numbers reflect that. San Antonio is a great market for craft beer. We're small now, so to double in size doesn't take much, but it's a step in the right direction."
And it's a fun step, too.
"Brewing craft beer is an experience. You can have a good time without beer but it does help," Robert Garza, 39, the beer architect and partner at Busted Sandal.
Beer's past
Austin, which has more than a dozen breweries and brewpubs, remains the state's craft brewing capital, but the industry is making a comeback in San Antonio, a city that has a brewing history that began in the mid-1800 with the influx of German immigrants into the area.
Beer brewing was among the first industries to blossom in San Antonio.
There are some accounts that beer brewing was the first industry established by William A. Menger and Charles Degen, who opened the Western Brewery next to the Alamo in 1855.
The brewery produced about 1,600 barrels annually and became the state's largest brewery in 1878, the same year it closed. Compare that to the more than 1 million barrels Lone Star Brewing Co. was producing annually by the mid-1960s.
Other late-19th-century and early-20th-century San Antonio breweries include Peter Bros. Brewery along East Commerce Street, Schober Ice and Brewing Co. near Josephine St., and William Esser's brewery, which was located on North Flores Street, according to texasbreweries.com.
"San Antonio has deep brewing roots, and I'm happy to be a part of that history," said Jason Ard, owner of Branchline Brewing, a manufacture brewery expected to open by year's end.
The Alamo City's dominance as a brewing town withstood the hand of Prohibition but ended when the Lone Star brewery was closed in 1996 and Pearl Brewing Co. was shuttered in 2001.
Those brewery buildings still stand. The Pearl has become a mixed-use development effort that has encouraged investment along the Broadway corridor near downtown.
The Lone Star brewery remains vacant along the Mission Reach portion of the San Antonio River. The company's original building before it moved farther south on the river, which was built in 1904, now is the San Antonio Museum of Art.
In the 1990s, there was a craft beer resurgence in San Antonio with the opening of establishments such as Blue Star Brewing Co., Frio Brewing Co., Laboratory Brewing Co. and Yellow Rose Brewing Co.
Of those, only Blue Star, which opened in 1996, still is in operation, serving standard beers such as pale and amber ales, roasty stouts and high-alcohol barley wines.
Joey Villarreal, owner of Blue Star Brewing, said that string of breweries mostly failed because the public's tastes hadn't matured.
"Today, the acceptance level is a lot higher. It took a while for people to accept what we were doing, that it's not about pounding beers. It's about drinking less and drinking better," he said.
Plus as the trend continues for all things local, demand for more locally brewed beer will continue to grow.
"People want something local," he said. "The connection with a locally grown product is very powerful. So there's room for growth."
Beer's future
Although the predictable trio of Miller, Budweiser and Coors still rule the market, craft brewers are confident that drinkers' tastes are changing, fueling the confidence to continue a tradition and enter a market where they are the underdog.
DiCicco, an IT professional by day, will team up with some friends and long-time brewing buddies to assemble a nearly 2,000-square-foot brewery with a tasting room in an industrial warehouse at Fredericksburg Road and Loop 410.
The near $100,000 project is expected to get off the ground early next year, said DiCicco, 40.
For now, DiCicco and his team are brewing test batches in his garage, mostly ales such as hop blasted India pale ales, a chocolate peppermint stout and an American wheat beer infused with basil.
"There are a lot of people in San Antonio who don't know good beer," Ard said. "But that just means there are more people to educate."
After Ard, 31, gave up playing music in bands, he searched for another way to fill his free time. He enjoyed craft beer, so home brewing seemed like a good fit, he said. Ard has been home brewing for about three years and it didn't take long before he got the idea to turn pro.
"My first beers weren't great, but I drank it," he said. "What people don't understand about craft beer is that it isn't just a social lubricant. There's a romance to it. It's an art."
For the past year, Ard has been working to piece together his 10-barrel brewery, which will be located in an industrial park near International Airport.
The operation cost about $300,000 and the 3,600-square-foot facility will have a 600-square-foot tasting room with 10 beer taps. The breweries initial offerings will be a hoppy amber ale, a wildflower honey blonde and a rye India pale ale.
While Ard is putting the finishing touches on his operation, Mad Pecker Brewing Co. still is early in the process.
The Mad Pecker crew still is in the planning phase of their three-barrel brewery, which they're looking to open by fall 2014, said Jason Gonzales, a home brewer and co-founder.
Currently, the Mad Pecker team is saving pennies and looking for investors for their $50,000 venture. Exactly what they'll brew hasn't been determined, but Gonzales said that will focus on hop-forward India pale ales and small specialty batches.
"We want to start small and keep our home-brewing mentality," said Gonzales, 34. "... The craft beer scene in Austin has blossomed into something great there. We just need to get people involved, and San Antonio can take off, too."


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Every year it seems that seasonal allergies (especially cedar, right now) get worse in people. Some try to blame the trees while others seem to think they're 'just the way it is.' I've never actually had cedar allergies (coincidence that I eat primarily organic and local foods?) so I can't speak from experience, but I've also heard many people tell me their cures.
While not a complete cure, many people say that a daily regimen of local honey significantly reduces the severity of their allergies. The theory is that ingesting the pollen (assimilated into honey by bees) helps your body recognize it as food and not a foreign protein so you don't react as such. Now, there's something very important to this remedy - pollen count. Some tests have been run on all local honeys and Round Rock Honey has by far the most diverse pollen profile and the most local pollens of any of the honeys. One tablespoon a day of this yummy goodness and in a couple of weeks you may notice pollen allergies subsiding.
I hear stories of acupuncture being effective for some and not for others (maybe depends on the practitioner?), but one treatment that has worked for everyone who has tried it is The Love Cleanse. A guided cleanse by Kim Love, she helps you identify underlying food allergies (which are present in 90% of seasonal allergy sufferers) and balances your body chemistry to better handle all environmental toxins. Her program works.
I do not believe allergies are simply a way of life in Texas. They're a symptom of an underlying issue in the body. Until you find and treat the issue, nasal sprays and pills for the symptoms are just an expensive way to put off dealing with it. And just in case you're getting confused - I'm not a doctor and this is not medical advice. Just my opinion, that's all.


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In his brief trip to Michigan State University in East Lansing, Obama will outline a new administration-wide effort to boost exports from rural America and point to a new report from his economic team on the growth in the agricultural sector.
But Obama's trip is primarily aimed at highlighting a flash of bipartisan cooperation back in Washington. The $1-trillion bill had been jammed up in a divided Congress for two years. The Agricultural Act of 2014 of will set policy for the next five years on crop subsidies, nutrition programs and food stamps. Like most efforts in Washington, it had become tangled in the debate over government spending.
The final bill represents a compromise between Republican deficit hawks and Democrats seeking to protect safety-net programs. It cuts food stamps by $8 billion over the next decade, much less than the $40-billion reduction initially approved by Republicans in the House.
Obama has praised the bill and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said this week that he believes his department will largely be able to manage the cuts without pushing large numbers of people off the program.
The administration clearly sees the bill as a victory – and will frame it as a success for Obama's economic agenda. Adjusted for inflation, farm income rose 46% from 2008 to 2013, according to a report from the Council of Economic Advisors. The growth in the agricultural sector was a result of increased productivity, the report said, noting that total U.S. agricultural output has grown at an average annual rate of 1.49% since 1948.
Obama will tour the Michigan Biotechnology Institute, a biofuel research center in Lansing and deliver remarks at the equine center at Michigan State, a leading agricultural research center.
Officials say the president will outline a new export initiative, which includes a series of "Made in Rural America" forums aimed at educating local governments and groups on how to promote exports.
The Agriculture Department will launch a new training programs so its employees can better advise producers on how to connect with foriegn businesses. The administration's Rural Council, an advisory board, will convene a conference on investing in rural America.
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Name: ??
Gender: Male
Age: 33
Location: Miami
I have two unrelated questions: 1. I love anal sex but am concerned that as I age I run the risk of eventually becoming incontinent due to the sexual activity down there. Is this a valid concern or will my sphincter remain tight enough to hold everything in? I've read conflicting opinions. 2. My boyfriend likes the twinks. We've been together for about four years and even though I'm only a year younger (he's 35), part of the reason he's attracted to me is my youthful appearance. We have a wonderful relationship — supportive and loving and the sex is great! We even have a semi-open relationship, which is working fine for us so far. However, I'm concerned that at some point he may try something with someone under 18. He enjoys visiting those Barely Legal type porn sites (which hold no interest for me and look illegal). I've discussed my concerns with him, and he says I have nothing to worry about because he'd never do anything. But on the other hand, he's not the most disciplined person in the world. I'm worried that if the opportunity presented itself he wouldn't be able to resist. If that happened, it would then present emotional and moral problems not to mention legal issues not just for him but (I'm assuming) for me as well. I guess
I'm not sure what my question is. I know the gay community (and really the world) is obsessed with youth, but does this sound like more than that? Do I have a legitimate concern, or am I being a prude? Obviously you don't know my boyfriend, but I can't discern if he just enjoys the fantasy of a younger man/boy or if this could become a problem. If it's just a fantasy then I have no problem letting him have his fun. Heck, he can fuck all the 20 year olds he wants as far as I'm concerned. (Maybe this stems from my insecurity of growing older even though he insists he will love me even when I'm old and grey). But, if this is more than a fantasy then what do I do?
Thanks, Dr. Dick! Your faithful reader
Let's address your two concerns in turn. First, regarding your ass sex question. Your typical butt-pirate has nothing to worry about in terms of becoming incontinent. However, you oughta do what every power bottom does to stay in tip-top shape down there — Kegel exercises.
Don't know kegel exercises from a hole in your head? Not to worry. I've written and spoken so much about this timely topic, whicht applies to both men and women, I barely have the energy to repeat myself. So I won't!
All ya gotta do is use the SEARCH function in the sidebar to your right. Simply type in the keyword "kegels" and PRESTO! Just like magic, all my posting and podcasts that include that topic are displayed. You can read and listen till your heart's content.
To your other concern, the one about your BF's interest in the barely-legal crowd; there's not much you can do about this one way or another. Most of the adult people I know who have a thing for the young ones keep it on a purely fantasy level. Those who stray off the daydream path and onto a course of actual pursuit find themselves in all kinds of jeopardy. Not lest of which is the ridiculous nature of the quest. Sounds to me like your BF already knows all of this. But if he doesn't, it'll be he who pays, not you.
My advice to you is; take him at his word and worry not.
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Gender: Male
Age: 48
Location: sutton in ashfield
I have large veins that stick out on my testicles are these anything to worry about
Some guys have smooth balls; some guys have hairy balls; some guys have veiny balls and some guy's balls are all shriveled up. That's all there is to it.
As we age some of us develop varicose veins in our lower extremities. It's the force of gravity, don't cha know. Varicose veins can occur in our nut sack too. Sometimes this is associated with wearing a too tight cockring for too long a time. But it is just as likely to be an issue of genetics. Not much you can do about it and there is no real danger.
If you aren't experiencing any discomfort in your family jewels, things are probably ok and I wouldn't worry. However, if you are anxious about this, or there is soreness or tenderness or you have other concerns; take your huevos to an MD and have 'em checked out. Simple as all that!
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Age: 47
Location: Southeast US
I am intrigued by nipple suction pumps, but cannot find much information about their effectiveness on guys. How long do your nipples stay enlarged? Is there any risk or danger in using one of these contraptions? Thanks for any help/direction you can give!
Nipple play is fun for both women and men. There are several ways of enlarging one's nipples. There are low-tech suction devices, metal stretchers and the more high-tech vacuum devices. All of these systems are very popular. Have a look in My Stockroom for some examples. Just search the site using the key word "nipple".
Wireless Vibrating Nipple Clamps (D120) $32.00
Tit Tuggers (C656) $125.00
The Titilizer (A237) $16.50
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If you are a casual tit-torturer your nipples will stay enlarged for a few hours. If you are a hardcore tit-torturer you can completely and permanently alter the look of your nipples. Is there a risk or is there danger? Not unless you overdo it.
Name: Tara
Gender: Female
Age: 25
Location: Hoboken, NJ
I got this cute guy friend who's asked if he can come on my vacation to Bangor, Maine (Stephen King's home!). So I asked this guy, who's single, if he wants one bed or two. He said it didn't matter, so I booked one bed at the hotel. Does this mean he wants to have sex with me? I'm dumping down a ton of money, so I hope so!
How the hell should I know? He could be hot to get in your pants, or he might simply need an all expense paid holiday.
Why not just ask him. What's with the coy routine? Of course, you could do like the hippies used to do and tell your cute guy friend — "Ass, gas or grass! No one rides for free."
Hi, I have a question that I can not ask anyone else so I found your web site and would really appreciate your advice. Ok, so when I have sex sometimes instead of cuming when I have an orgasm, I pee. Sometimes I do cum though. But when it feels really good and I release, I release pee instead of cum. I just want to know if this happens to other people, and why this happens. And can I fix this. What can I do to make this not happen? I don't like it happening. I feel bad for my boyfriend who has to have pee on his penis. Please, please, please take the time to reply to me. Thank you for your time. Have a great day.
— Anonymous.
Are you sure that what you are experiencing is pee? Could it possibly be that you are ejaculating? For a good deal of information on this, check out the site called The Clitoris.
Of course, lots of women feel like they have to pee when they cum. In fact, lots of women actually do pee as they cum.
If indeed you are peeing when you cum, I'd say you are experiencing what we in the business call — stress incontinence.
Stress incontinence can happen just about any time. Anxiety, stress, working out, jogging, fucking can all trigger this type of incontinence.
Curiously enough, research shows that younger women actually have more stress incontinence during sex than do older women. While only 3% of women over age 65 reported incontinence during sexual activity, 29% of women under age 60 did.
Regardless of the cause of the stress incontinence — nervousness, exercise or sex there is one common denominator. It's always related to the strength of a woman's pelvic floor muscles. The weaker those muscles are, the more likely a woman will leak pee during physical exercise, fucking, sneezing or even laughing.
While many women experience stress incontinence from time to time, there's a relatively simple solution to the problem. Your pelvic muscles and the tissues surrounding them get stretched out and damaged with time. Pregnancies will also do a number on these muscles. They also weaken with age. And if you are overweight, well that will weaken pelvic floor muscles too as well as add to the likelihood of stress incontinence.
So you might be asking right about now, what IS this simple solution? Why, it's Kegel exercises, of course. (See my response to the first correspondent above.)
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