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That's right, you've heard it here first. Everyone needs to masturbate. It's healthy for the body, its fights off prostate cancer, the flooding of hormones helps battle depression and mental illnesses and therefore everyone needs to masturbate.
What's more, despite the fact that nearly everyone does, masturbation is still not normally spoken about. Why is that? It's surprising really when the statistics written in a report at Psychology Today indicate that young men will generally watch pornographic material with their peers as opposed to with their partner. So is there a secret boys club where boys talk about masturbating, tricks and tips with their peers but they don't talk about it anywhere else?
The thing about masturbation is that it's considered normal and healthy and is a great way to keep the body in tune.Rather than taking masturbation as a demonstration of self-investigation,most individuals have it locked up in the bedroom, hidden and silent. Be that as it may, masturbation ought to be at the cutting edge of examination in the matter of sexuality, in light of the fact that it permits individuals investigate their own particular bodies at their own particular pace, to whatever feels great.
Masturbation is often more frowned upon than sex itself. In an interesting development in recent months, it was revealed that Osama Bin Laden gave permission, after seeking religious advice from his guides, for his followers to masturbate whilst in captivity because it was expressed as an urgent need. How then, in any sense of the word, can the taboo nature of masturbation even make sense? Since masturbation is ordinarily a solo performance, why are individuals more reluctant to talk about masturbation before sex?
Before engaging in sexual relations and activities, you have to jerk off in order to learn the ropes. In order to understand your body and how it works. Despite the fact that numerous individuals jerk off before engaging in sexual relations to help them last longer, the act is still hidden, even from the people that we are in a sexual relationship with.
Cast your mind back to your pubescent teenage years — was there ever a period that concealing masturbation wasn't vital? Perhaps this is where the idea of it being taboo was formed in your head. Perhaps it was a relative strolling into your room, possibly explaining a cum-stained sock, explaining why you constantly seem to have the sniffles with the amount of tissues you use, or even possibly taking an additional 20 minutes in the restroom: Masturbation is quite often covered up, and it is often a shamed act. Masturbation then, can be likened to an act of privacy in which we are systematically taught at a young age, that not only is touching ourselves inappropriate, but that self-stimulation is a shameful act. Granted, with sex-positive parenting, we are becoming more open to the idea of curious children experimenting with themselves and their bodies so long as they understand that this is a private activity to be conducted in ones bedroom without other people around. This allows a child to understand that it is okay, but there are appropriate ways and boundaries in order to do so. Thus, eliminating the shame that often results from such phrases as 'if you keep playing with it it'll fall off', or 'if you play with it you're going to get hairy palms'.
The greater part of this is not to say that masturbation ought to be done out in the open. Private masturbation exists for a reason: to allow for journeys of self-revelation. Be that as it may, there is a contrast between keeping masturbation behind doors and keeping discussions about masturbation behind closed doors. Discussions should be encouraged. Perhaps it's a chance to begin sharing what feels great, what systems, techniques or toys one uses, or even what one thinks or watches when stroking off. Well that's what I'm going to do here. I'm going to throw off the cover of darkness and reveal some toys which I find absolutely amazing to jerk off with.


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I don't know about you, but my skincare regimen includes multiple steps and several products. There are times when, after cleansing, toning, treating and moisturizing, I realize that I have applied up to four different products to my face! It seems excessive (and a bit high maintenance), but I always assumed the rule with skincare was the more the merrier. Right?
Well, sort of.
Many dermatologists recommend layering products (here's the exact order of how you should do it). But–and this is a big but–there are certain products that you really *shouldn't* mix together, because the combination actually makes your skin worse.
For example, you've got to be careful using the anti-aging ingredient retinol.
Retinol is a powerful anti-aging ingredient that helps the production of new cells for plumper, firmer skin. Also known as vitamin A, retinol is often found in many serums and moisturizers. However, according to dermatologists, retinol should never be mixed with alpha hydroxy acids, like glycol and lactic acids. These ingredients typically appear in cleansers and moisturizers.
"This duo is a recipe for redness and irritation," Boston-based dermatologist Ranella Hirsch tells Allure. "If you do mix them, the fastest way to calm skin is by popping an anti-inflammatory, like aspirin, and smoothing on hydrocortisone cream," Allure reports.
Does that mean you should count retinol and hydroxy acids out of your skincare regimen altogether? Absolutely not! In fact, dermatologist Dr. Jeannette Graf says retinoids are "the single most important class of ingredients for healthy skin." Retinol is a powerful ingredient so if you're a first time user or have sensitive skin, you should start off with a lower dosage.
Dermatologist Dr. Vivian Bucay recommends hydrating retinol formulas like Neutrogena's Ageless Intensives Deep Wrinkle Night Moisturizer for those with sensitive skin.
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I'm quite sure our Scottish guide had some misgivings and if so, no doubt about me. I wouldn't blame him! I contacted Danny in December, a full 8 months before we would travel. Over-eager, just? I prefer to think of myself as ultra-organized. ;=) Ours was a tenuous connection, to say the least. My cousin Sally's husband Steve's best mate Rod's daughter Marcie's pal, Danny, worked in tourism. Or something, it wasn't quite clear. Rod, a native and resident Scot, assured by email that Danny was our guy. But, I wondered, would he go for it?


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We recently had an opportunity to talk with BJ Paprocki of the Small Business Administration (SBA). Mr. Paprocki has been with the SBA for 26 years. Most recently he has been serving as Acting Regional Administrator for Region II, which encompasses New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
The SBA focuses on the three Cs: Counseling, Contracting, and Capital: The SBA financially supports counseling services for small business owners via SCORE, Women's Business Centers, and Small Business Development Centers. The SBA runs the 8(a) certification program that helps small, disadvantaged businesses get government contracts. The third C is capital. The SBA guarantees around $100 billion dollars per year made by financial institutions to small businesses.
The focus of the interview was on the SBA loan guaranty program. The answers below are based on my notes of our interview and not Mr. Paprocki's exact words.
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What are the biggest myths about the SBA?
Many people believe that the SBA makes loans directly. We don't make loans. Instead, we guarantee a portion of the loans that financial institutions make to small business borrowers. Without this guarantee to reduce the financial risk, lenders would not be making these loans to small businesses.
Also, there is a misconception about grants. The SBA doesn't provide grants to finance small businesses.
SBA loans are for businesses that cannot obtain a loan without an SBA guarantee. How does a small business prove that they couldn't otherwise get the loan?
The lender certifies that they would not be offering the loan to the borrower without the SBA guarantee. The borrower is not required to prove that he or she could not obtain financing without the SBA guarantee.
Can the borrower shop around for an SBA loan?
Yes, we encourage borrowers to shop around to multiple financial institutions for loans to find the best deal. However, if two banks submit paperwork for the same loan, where the use of proceeds are the same, then only one loan may be approved.
Question: I heard that that the Patriot Express loan has expired. Is this true?
Yes, the Patriot Express loan program was a pilot program, which sunset at the end of 2013.
However, veterans are very important to the SBA and will be receiving a financial break on SBA guaranteed 7(a) loans issued in 2014. Veterans will pay no loan guarantee fee for loans of less than $350,000. The one-time loan guarantee fee would otherwise be 3% of the guaranteed portion of the loan for loan amounts between $150,000 and $350,000.
Can credit unions provide SBA loans?
Yes, credit unions can provide 7a loans. Historically, credit unions have not had an appetite for making a large number of commercial loans. One of my primary responsibilities is educating credit unions and banks about SBA loans.
Can you shed light on why certain franchises can be purchased with an SBA loan and others cannot?
The primary issue is control. How much decision making power does the franchise owner have over running the business? The more control that the business owner has over operations, the more likely that the franchise will be on the SBA approved list. If a franchise is not on the list, the franchise might not have been evaluated for SBA loan eligibility. The SBA will review the application.
Mr. Paprocki, thanks for taking the time to participate in this interview.
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Bernard J. Paprocki was designated Acting Regional Administrator for Region II of the United States Small Business Administration (SBA) in early January 2013. In this capacity, he oversees the delivery of SBA programs and services in New York City, Albany, Buffalo, Hauppauge, Elmira, Rochester and Syracuse, NY; Newark, NJ.; San Juan, PR; and St. Croix, USVI.
As District Director of SBA's Syracuse district office, Mr. Paprocki is responsible for the delivery of SBA financial programs and business development services for 34 counties in Upstate New York.
Mr. Paprocki has been with the agency for 26 years and was appointed Syracuse District Director in 1991. His responsibilities include offices in Syracuse, Albany and Elmira, NY as well as oversight responsibilities for SBA Resource Partners located in the district, including SCORE – Counselors to America's Small Business; three Women's Business Centers; and the New York State Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) network.
Prior to joining the Syracuse district office, he served as Special Assistant to the agency's Deputy Administrator where he worked as liaison to the House and Senate Small Business Committees. Prior to entering public service, Mr. Paprocki worked for the Western Regional Off Track Betting Corporation where, as Regional Manager, he was responsible for the company's 24 branch operations in a 17-county area of Western New York.
Mr. Paprocki is a native of Salamanca, New York. He graduated from SUNY Cortland (Class of '77) with a BA in Political Science, and also attended St. Bonaventure University for his Masters Degree in Business Administration. He is a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute in Charlottesville, Va., and the Center for Creative Leadership in Greensboro, N.C.
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How Much Does It Really Cost?
Receiving dental implant treatment abroad can appeal to many people because of lower marketed costs.
Strict protocols: we follow all safety requirements in our practice.
However, we cannot be as certain of those that are followed in other practices- especially if they are abroad.
Dental implants may appear to be cheaper, but there are numerous costs that have to be factored into your overall costs, such as:
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- Time off work
- Repeat visits for any future appointments
We will not compromise the quality of our results
Our dental implant treatments are designed for you with the latest technology in bone restoration and 3D digitally guided surgery and advanced CT scan imaging.
These various services may not be available to you in clinics abroad, or it may come at an additional cost.
What are the Dangers?
We offer free consultation to ensure we take the necessary and correct steps for your dental implant treatment.
These steps are vital to ensure that we minimise the risk of any complications or the implant failing completely.
"Foreign clinics have a high rate of 17% of complications. In UK the success rate is around 98%."
When issues arise with treatment carried out abroad it is very difficult for any UK dentist to intervene or interfere with work done by another dentist.
This means that you may have to return abroad if issues arise. Sometimes several after care visits are needed.
Another thought is in order to rectify any continual problems, you may need to plan the treatment from the beginning which means new and extra costs, time and treatment.
When having treatment with a reputable award winning practice like the Perfect Smile Studios, you can be reassured that we will have taken every precaution to ensure a successful outcome.
The General Dental Council (GDC) is a UK based regulation
The GDC ensures that our dental implant treatments are carried out correctly and appropriately.
The GDC has no jurisdiction outside of the UK, so clinics abroad cannot be held accountable.
"All our dentists are GDC registered and our practice is CQC Compliant which ensures we meet national standards." Dr Rahul Doshi
When having treatment abroad, the patients' rights cannot be protected by the GDC
This represents a great risk if a dental implant treatment goes wrong, and could prove more costly than originally seeking implant treatment in the UK.
Unlike foreign clinics, we have over 25 years of vital experience when performing dental implant procedures.
We offer a 0% finance plan and a flexible payment scheme suited to your budget.
We have helped deliver the perfect smile for many of our patients.
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Bosch Service Solutions: New field service employee
Detlef Schröder (55) has been providing customers with support on the spot as technical service employee since the beginning of the year.
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Detlef Schröder. (Photo: © Bosch Service Solutions)
"We have recreated this position to meet the growing need for training and technical support," according to Arne Schönfeld, Sales Director Bosch Service Solutions Germany.
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Terese Karmel: Five decades of creating journalists
A half century ago, a tough World War II veteran, after coaxing by then-University of Connecticut President Homer D. Babbidge Jr., agreed to start a journalism department in Storrs.
The department has trained students to observe and record these varying exploits as well as helped them find jobs in the profession, many of whom are giving back to the state, which gave the opportunity to them.
This weekend the department celebrates its golden anniversary with receptions, panel discussions about the past, present and future of journalism and reunions of dozens of alumni who will return to their alma mater.
Since Evan Hill retired some 33 years ago, the department has been led by Maureen Croteau, a witty, highly professional chairman, who knows the university inside and out and has worked her tail off to bring the department into the new world of journalism. That work has paid off with accreditation by a prestigious national journalism review board, making us the only journalism department at a New England public university to achieve the designation.
Some of the alums may be surprised by the department's new digs: Three and a half years ago, we moved from one of those large brick lake-front L-shaped buildings, with its leaky roof, crumbling staircases and creaky old elevator (you walk four flights of stairs several times a day) to Oak Hall, the campus' newest academic building where we are once again on the fourth floor only a high speed elevator takes us to the editing suite for projects, a video studio, offices and, most importantly, two state-of-the-art computer labs where 90 percent of the classes are taught with 16-student limits.
In these labs, the 250 or majors learn their trade in all of its forms: blogs, written stories, movies, online posts, radio and television broadcasts. They specialize in public affairs, photography, the environment, sports, investigations — all of the areas of any modern media outlet.
But though we're about as up to date as the latest social media trend, we do not overlook the basics: reporting, writing — getting to the heart of the matter fairly and accurately.
Each year we give away thousands of dollars to the students who have demonstrated an understanding of these principles. The awards are a recognition of some of the most prominent former state and national journalists, whose families and friends have created memorial funds in their names: Solomon, Litsky, Sheehan, Whalen, Breen.
In my dual role as an instructor and academic adviser, I meet regularly with first and second year majors. "Will I get a job?" is their most common question. And you know what: The answer is by and large "yes," whether at a major newspaper, or a Connecticut television station or a large organization seeking representation to the media.
My own mentors were not in the classroom, but in the newsroom — hands-on, head-over-my-shoulder "instructors" who told me when a lead sucked or when I needed more confirmation on a tip. I had one journalism teacher in high school — Dr. Regis Boyle — who told me I should develop the little talent I had, although I majored in English lit in college. (Nothing wrong with reading the best writers if you aspire to be a writer, I figured.)
But when I see what we provide our students — not just the digital system du jour, but the basics of reporting and writing news stories — I wish I were back in those classrooms and I were my teacher!
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The auto industry is just plagued by recalls these days… and it extends past the traditional manufacturers.
Dorel Juvenille Group, makers of those little battery-powered cars available for children, is voluntarily recalling about 141,000 vehicles due to an electronic malfunction that can occur — the car's circuit board melts and melts the surrounding components, causing a fire hazard.
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"The properties that have made wool increasingly popular in performance wear also drastically reduce blisters and foot discomfort," says Wūru Wool founder, Matt Disney, who discovered the benefits of wool while trekking in New Zealand with his wife. "A single-use product like Wūru allows you to experience the friction-reducing benefits inherent in lanolin-rich wool that are lost through traditional textile manufacturing."
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WHITTON and RITCH -Surname Studies and people from the Island of GRAEMSAY, Orkney
James Whitton1875 - 1944 (69 years)
Name James Whitton Born 21 Jun 1875 West Derby, England Gender Male Died Oct 1944 USA? Person ID I13056 Whitton Last Modified 16 Oct 2019
Father James Whitton, b. 13 Sep 1847, Kinnoull, Perth , d. 8 Jul 1894, Stamford, Connecticut, USA (Age 46 years) Relationship natural Mother Alice Fullarton Hean, b. 29 Aug 1848, Scotland , d. Aft 1940, New Jersey, USA? (Age > 93 years) Relationship natural Married 2 Jun 1873 Tay Cottage, 35 Step Row, St Peter, Dundee Family ID F811 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- arrived in Boston, Mass, USA on 28th Sept 1880,
at 1892 New York State census at Ward 23 Brooklyn
At 1900 USA census at Brooklyn, New York Ward 23, Kings with mother a Mechanic
At 1910 USA census at Chatham, Morris, New Jersey a Builder Own Account
WW1 Draft James Whitton at Morris, NJ Roll 1712357 same as brother Edward
At 1920 USA census at Chatam, Morris, USA single
At 1930 USA census at Chatam, Morris, USA a Builder single
at 1940 USA census at 31 Hillside, Chatham, Morris, New Jersey with brother and sister recorded as Whittam a Clerk
- arrived in Boston, Mass, USA on 28th Sept 1880,


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The snake boat races of Kerala are magnificent fiestas that brings alive the
tranquil backwaters. Snake boat races are held in connection with Onam, the harvest
festival in August/ September. Scores of long snake boats and other smaller crafts
participate in these events. The largest team sport in the world,
the snake boat races are preceeded by colorful water parades.
Usually a snake boat is manned by four helmsmen, 25 singers and 100-125 oaresmen who
row in unison to the fast rhythm of vanchipattu (song of the boatman). Thousands of
people crowd the shore's to cheer the huge black crafts as they slice
through the waters toa spectacular finish.
The oldest of these events have curious legends
and myths attached to their origin. Myths closely linked to the
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Day 76: Sushi w/ELMS + Kowloon Walled City Park
Finally, my English Language Mentoring Scheme (ELMS) buddies are free for a Sushi lunch. After a week of experiencing new found love of raw sushi, I was able to suggest one or two great tasting salmon sushi. I thought everything tasted really good. But my ELMS buddies definitively favored the mango sushi and salmon sushi. Then again, how can any sushi taste bad when the English Language Center is picking up the bill.
Kowloon Walled City park was really hard to find. Today was the my second attempt at finding the park.. the first time was more of a stroll around Lok Fu. The park has a rich history. It was once a towering catastrophe, small buildings built on top of eachother. Imagine if you stacked wooden blocks one on top of eachother. That was Walled City Park before it was leveled and a traditional Chinese tea garden is built.


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My son didn't know it, but it wasn't even about autism…
This was our view while we waited for fireworks on Independence Day…
It was a lovely sight with the flag hanging in the street and kids laughing and playing together.
Some were doing cartwheels.
Some were playing catch.
Some were shooting hoops.
They were all ages from toddler to teenager.
It felt like summer.
It felt like freedom.
It felt like
Until it didn't…
My son is 7.
He's sweet and funny.
He's creative.
He loves peanut butter and books.
He has beautiful blue eyes.
And he has Autism.
That means he is different than most kids. He doesn't talk much, but he's never quiet.
He moves his body in strange ways. He has to be taught things that come naturally to most people. He doesn't always make eye contact. He plays by himself usually.
As we pulled into our parking spot on Independence Day, he looked around at all the people.
He saw the kids playing catch. He saw them laughing.
For the first time ever, he verbally asked me to play with other kids.
It wasn't easy for him; he used every bit of concentration he could muster for me to understand him clearly. He looked me right in the eye.
"I want…play… ball… kids."
I was hesitant, but I have this rule about honoring what he says because it is so difficult for him to say something. So, I gave him permission.
"You want to play with them? Ok. Go play."
And I held my breath as I watched him bravely walk into this crowd of strangers having fun.
One boy had just kicked a soccer ball away from the court and it was left sitting by the fence.
No one was playing with it. My son saw it and ran toward it happily.
He picked it up, took it back to the court, and tried to shoot it at the basketball goal.
He has no idea that you're not supposed to use a soccer ball on the basketball court…
The other kids were staring at him. After he shot it, the same kid who kicked it earlier kicked it again, this time much further away to where my son knew he shouldn't go.
He looked at the boy puzzled with his head cocked as he tried to understand the social cues all around him.
All the boys playing basketball left the court. Every one of them. They took their basketballs and walked the short distance back to where their adults were sitting on blankets and lawn chairs.
My son turned to a different group of kids playing with a kickball. He walked over beside them; I could see him signing "play." They didn't know what he meant. They all looked at him with confusion. They picked up their ball and walked back to their adults too.
Within two minutes, all these happy, playing kids were sitting back on the sidelines watching my son. He looked around him at the empty court. I'm sure he felt confused and disappointed. He started screaming and flailing.
I called him back to me with my stern mom voice to make sure he heard me and didn't run off a different direction. We climbed back in our van where he had a meltdown and I cried.
This was the first time I'd witnessed my son be so openly excluded…
…the first time our community failed him.
Now, you can judge me all you want, but I'm my biggest critic.
What was I thinking just letting him walk out there with no voice, no advocate?!
Why didn't I just go with him and talk to those kids, help them understand what was going on?
Why didn't I intervene when the first group of kids walked away?
Why wasn't I more prepared?
Why hadn't I thought to put an assortment of balls in my van in case of this situation?
Maybe I'm not teaching him good enough social skills.
Maybe I should try to get him into that social group I turned down.
After thinking it through, I realized this wasn't about me or what I could've done.
And it wasn't about him or his social skills either.
It wasn't even about Autism…
It was about differences and conformity,
about kindness and teaching our kids to be leaders.
If you're a Bible believer, you know Jesus called you the light of the world. He said you couldn't be hidden or blended in. People don't light candles just to hide them. Further, Paul wrote specifically not to conform to the world and Peter reminds us that we're a peculiar people who are set apart.
If you're not a Bible believer, all you have to do is look at history. Anybody who did anything worth noting, was different, separate, against the grain. Gandhi faced war with words. Mother Teresa denied wealth and comfort. Albert Einstein spent his teen years studying instead of courting. Rosa Parks refused to follow arbitrary rules. The examples could go on and on. Important people in history didn't follow the crowd like all those kids on the court did.
To make a difference, we have to be different…
We all want to make a difference. We all want to leave a legacy.
We all want our kids to do good.
If just one of those boys would've offered the ball to my son…
If just one girl would've said hello…
If just one child could've seen through the strange movements and odd sounds my son makes…
If just one…
I know those kids exist. We've met them.
We know the boy who greeted and hugged my son every day in Kindergarten.
We know the girl at the pool who shared her swim toy because she saw my son's interest.
We know the birthday boy who let my son hit the pinata next to make sure he'd get a turn.
We know the teenager who took my son's hand and led him to home plate so he could bat.
We know the brothers who taught my son to use the
We know the little girl who patted my son's back when he was scared of the noise.
My son will inevitably be the "odd one out" in many more situations…
Will your son be the kind one?
Will your daughter be the leader?
I'm counting on you.
My son is counting on you.
Our community is counting on you.
If this is your first time here, thanks for stopping by!
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|Our Fathers
|Based on
|Our Fathers novel by David France
|Written by
|Thomas Michael Donnelly
|Directed by
|Dan Curtis
|Ted Danson
Christopher Plummer
Brian Dennehy
Daniel Baldwin
Ellen Burstyn
|Theme music composer
|Robert Cobert
|Country of origin
|United States
|Original language(s)
|John J. McMahon
|Eric Van Haren Noman
|Henk Van Eeghen
|Running time
|130 minutes
|Production company(s)
|Dan Curtis Productions
|Original network
|Original release
|May 21, 2005
Our Fathers is a 2005 American made-for-television drama film directed by Dan Curtis and starring Ted Danson, Christopher Plummer, Brian Dennehy and Ellen Burstyn. The screenplay was written by Thomas Michael Donnelly, based on the book Our Fathers: The Secret Life of the Catholic Church in an Age of Scandal by David France. It was the last film directed by Dan Curtis, who died soon after it was finished.
Principal cast[edit]
- Ted Danson as Mitchell Garabedian
- Christopher Plummer as Cardinal Bernard Law
- Brian Dennehy as Father Dominic Spagnolia
- Daniel Baldwin as Angelo DeFranco
- Ellen Burstyn as Mary Ryan
- Kenneth Welsh as Bishop William Murphy
- Will Lyman as Wilson Rogers, Jr.
- Jan Rubeš as Pope John Paul II
- Aidan Devine as Bernie McDaid
- Steven Shaw as John J. Geoghan
- James Oliver as Patrick McSorley
- James Kall as Geoghan's Lawyer
Awards and nominations[edit]
- Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie (Dennehy – lost to Paul Newman, Empire Falls)
- Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie (Plummer – lost to Paul Newman, Empire Falls)
- Best Television Film (lost to Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical)
- Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film (Danson – lost to Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Elvis)
- Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries, or Television Film (Dennehy – lost to Randy Quaid, Elvis)
Screen Actors Guild Award (SAG)
- Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie (Plummer – lost to Paul Newman, Empire Falls)
Writers Guild of America Award (WGA)
- Best Writing, Long Form – Adapted (Donnelly – lost to Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, The Life and Death of Peter Sellers)
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Our Fathers on IMDb
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Supernatural Monster genre in comic books is simply a mixture of supernatural, creepy things not of this world like vampires, werewolves, zombies, ghosts and Elder Gods. And, sometimes these creepy things are combined to make a supernatural villain like no other!
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If there is one thing that can be relied upon to generate the element of surprise, it's answering the door at 10am for the Menzies delivery guy dressed in full film noir femme fatale hair and makeup. It generates the kind of reaction shot that I couldn't find in all of my trolling of the internet's finest royalty-free, downloadable b-roll footage for this short film clip. Also, my new cross trainers are here, so that's good.
I realized this week that we are quickly approaching the time of year where "festive glamour" is foisted upon us. Everywhere you look, the shops are encouraging us to dress for the upcoming festivities in what I imagine a peacock would look like if he decided to attend a fancy dress party as a foil-wrapped baked potato. And while I love a little sparkle and shine as much as the next gal, this year, for reasons I'm not even entirely sure I can articulate, I'm just not feeling it.
Okay, that's a lie. Yes, I can articulate it, and I know exactly why I'm not feeling it. I think my aversion to this year's incarnation of Festive Barbie is grounded in the fact that we women have suffered a bit of a blow of late. I blame the Donald Trumps and the Brett Kavanaughs of the world for what appears to be this new "sit there and take it" approach to all things feminine. And that does not just apply to feminism for that matter, but that's the scope of this post.
As a means of dealing with this New World Order, I've found solace in one of my favorite film genres, film noir. And of course you can't have film noir without the most glamorous of anti-heroines, the femme fatale. Smart, sassy, ambitious, murderous, and unapologetically feminine, the film noir femme fatale is as glamorous as she is pissed-off - a perfect balm for our times. What's more, it's a great look for women of any age. In fact, I daresay it's even better when you're a little bit older. After all, any femme fatale worth her salt has definitely burned-through a few husbands for the insurance claims. You can't get all of that done when you're in your twenties, that takes commitment.
For the next several weeks, I'll be running a dedicated thread to the different elements of the femme fatale look - everything from day-long trials of a handful of deep, blood-red lipsticks to the best brands of fishnets robust enough to conceal your Beretta. I've decided to kick things off with this short clip I created, wherein I essentially tried to stuff every single film noir tome I could into two and a half minutes. Sadly, with the notable exception of the hard-boiled detective voiceover. Living in a small town in the highlands, I simply could not come up with anyone on my list of people who could convincingly provide the kind of Bogart-esque accent required to convincingly do the job, so I had to go with the subtitles, so "don't @ me", as they say on the Twitter. Instead, walk into that sea of sequins and fascinators that is this year's office holiday party rocking a look that says "honest Detective, he was dead when I got here." Added bonus - it is unlikely that skeevy Bill from accounting will dare get handsy with you looking like this.


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Graphium junodi (Junod´s Swordtail)
Graphium junodi, also called Junod´s Swordtail is a butterfly from Afrotropic ecozone (Africa). The first description was in 1893 by Trimen. The wingspan is about 7 – 8 cm. Graphium junodi is a member of the family PAPILIONIDAE. The butterfly is dark-brown or black. White or yellowish stripes and spots dominate the wings. Hind wings have long tails.
Photos for easy identification
Here you can see some photos of Graphium junodi (Junod´s Swordtail). Graphium junodi is a member of the family PAPILIONIDAE from Afrotropic ecozone (Africa).
The forewings are dark-brown or black. At the front edge there is a chain of white or yellowish stripes. In the middle of the wing there is a white or yellowish band. At the outer edge there is a chain of little, white or yellowish spots.
The underside of Graphium junodi is very similar to the upside. But, the basic colour is brown.
The hind wings of Graphium junodi are dark-brown or black and they have long tails. The edge is wavy. Two large white or yellowish bands dominate the wing. At the outer edge there are some small white or yellowish spots.
The underside is very similar to the upside. But, there is an additional red spot. The basic colour is brown.
The body is black-yellow. The thorax and the head are black-yellow. The underside of all parts is yellowish.
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Larval food
General information
The first description of this butterfly was in 1893 by Trimen. There are no subspecies.
Protection provisions / Red List
- CITES: (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora):
-no entry-
- EU regulation on trading with species of wild Fauna and Flora
-no entry-
- IUCN Red List of threatened species:
-no entry-
Similar and closely-related species
Scientific name
Graphium junodi Trimen 1893
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Classification / Taxonomy / Family tree
- Kingdom: ANIMALIA
- Phylum: ARTHROPODA
- Class: INSECTA
- Order: LEPIDOPTERA
- Suborder: DITRYSIA
- Superfamily: PAPILIONOIDEA
- Family: PAPILIONIDAE
- Subfamilie: PAPILIONINAE
- Tribe: LEPTOCIRCINI
- Genus: GRAPHIUM
- Specific name: JUNODI


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MTV The City maybe over but not Olivia. The actress/model is the star of Mango's new winter campaign alongside her German-born model boyfriend Johannes Huebl.
"I love working with Johannes and the photographers love seeing the chemistry that exists between us," Palermo, who lives with Huebl in Brooklyn, said in a statement. "Also, working with Mango is like a dream, because it is a wonderful company".


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A Colorado ethics commission charges five times what is allowed by law for copies of records obtained under the state open records act.
The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission was recently in the spotlight for letting Gov. John Hickenlooper off the hook on a complaint filed by a conservative group.
The IEC charges $1.25 per paper copy, according to its own written policy available on its website. If the staff must supervise the copying, the policy continues, the price per page doubles.
But a 2007 law caps the fee state agencies can charge at $.25 per page.
The ethics commission is tasked with ensuring that state officials follow state law.
Todd Shepherd, a reporter for the website Complete Colorado who is extremely knowledgeable about open records laws, discovered the discrepancy and called it to the attention of the ethics agency. He got a typically vague bureaucratic response.
"Thank you for bringing this to our attention," an IEC spokeswoman told Shepherd in a voicemail message. "I think it is clear that a charge for production is permissible by law, but we will clarify what the law is, and that the law does anticipate an additional charge for production."
Meanwhile, the state legislature passed a bill this week capping what state agencies can charge to research an open records act request. The current law is silent about such charges, but the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition (CFIC) said the rate varies from $20 per hour at some agencies to $50 per hour in the city of Aurora.
The bill, which is headed to Hickenlooper's desk for his signature, sets the maximum hourly rate at $30 and requires the first hour of research be free.
"It certainly addresses one of the main problems we pointed out last year," Luis Toro, the director of Colorado Ethics Watch, is quoted as saying in an article on the CFIC website. "How much it costs to access public information shouldn't depend on whom you ask or what county you live in."
Or that the agency is charging more than the law allows for photocopies. Shepherd doesn't sound hopeful that the IEC will rush to change its policy.
Commenting on the message he received in a blog post Wednesday, he wrote, "To me this sounds an awful lot like, 'Don't expect to get any cheap CORA requests through our office any time soon, bub.'"
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This years Oscars Red Carpet did not disappoint! We definitely saw some trends in what Hollywood's leading ladies were wearing, but before we get there I have to gush about my favorite gown of the evening, which was Calvin Klein Collection worn by Lupita Nyong'o. The gown was adorned in 6,000 Akoya pearls and was absolutely stunning! She paired it with gorgeous Chopard jewelry. And, I've heard some rumors that this dress was stolen after the award! Has anyone else heard about that?
As always we saw stunning classic colors but there were a few notable risk takers that really pulled it off. I thought Kiera Knightley had a fantastic look that complimented her pregnancy figure. Really reminded me of just how fantastic Natalie Portman looked eight months pregnant when she won the Oscar for Best Actress in Black Swan!
Whimsical White
Black and Red Glamor
Our Favorite Risk Takers
Getting excited for the Oscars Red Carpet always reminds me that award season is ending…and I already can't wait for next year! Were there any looks or trends that caught your eye? A favorite risk-taker?
Have a great day,


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Her ashes came home not to long ago, a box simply labeled 'Cuddy.'
But she is more than a box of ashes of her corporeal self, she was so much more than that to me. I will remember her, and make her memory immortal. She was my guardian for so long, I owe it to her.
I believe I want to share our story.
I acquired her through an ad in a newspaper, 'free kittens.' Who would give a kitten away for free? I had been around enough pedigree animals that the concept was foreign. Against the wishes of those I lived with I went, and saw a tiny kitten whose ears had just unfolded.
I was in love.
She couldn't eat or drink so she was bottle fed, I had to take particular care of the teeny kitten because she was too young to eat and didnt know how to properly clean herself.
Here she is asking for food, her collar says 'feed me.'
She was often the inspiration to some of my writing, always making sure one of my characters had a tabby cat around the house.
Eyes as deep as the ocean she carried intelligence beyond me, she carried me through the very best of times, the very worst of times. She saved my life, without her presence I would not be here.
She was upset when I brought home my wife. She literally turned her nose at me, flicked her tail and hissed at Tensai and would take long trips away for a few days. It took awhile to get her to warm up to my wife but in the end she was mother to both me and Tensai.
You will be missed sorely, and I will always love you.
- Lunar


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An investment fund established by the Export-Import Bank of China and other institutional investors based in central and eastern Europe, has agreed to acquire Hungarian telecommunications company Invitel Group at an enterprise value of €202 million (US$214 million).
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