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- Threesome Mmf Stories : Meeting A Stranger In A Bar
We were out of town one night and like always Matt was pushing the short little skirt, a near see through top, a pair of strappy high heels and nothing else. I agreed with one exception and that was a cute little pair of sexy panties that I really liked.
Once showered and dressed in my slutty outfit we headed for the bar in the hotel in which we were staying. I could see it was filled with plenty of opportunities for Matt's fantasies, but for me, I felt uncomfortable as there were several guys who were looking me up and down as though I was some cheep young hooker. We sat down at a table that Matt selected which left us in plain view of a couple of other tables that had single men at them. There will be no privacy for us tonight he said as the waiter was walking over to take our order.
Shortly after our second round of drinks were ordered Matt started trying to get his hand up under my skirt and between my legs. I held my legs together tightly for at this high bar table, with my short skirt, just about anybody nearby would be able to see my smoothly shaved pussy through the skimpy little pair of sheer panties I had on. And perhaps it was just my imagination, but I felt that all the guys sitting in the room could see that I was being served up for their sexual pleasure.
By the time the third round of drinks were delivered the server leaned over and whispered to us that the gentleman sitting at the table across from us wished to buy us this round. We both looked over at him; he was black, very fit and somewhat handsome. He smiled and winked and I looked over at Matt who had a huge grin on his face and was now looking at me as if though I were his pray. I felt a little nervous but the butterflies in my stomach slowly dissipated as I practically slammed my third drink.
By the time we were on our fifth cocktail Matt had my legs spread apart quite nicely, his fingers under my panties and the full attention of the black gentleman who bought us the drink. Matt was massaging my clit and occasionally inserting his finger into my now very wet little pink hole. He would bring me to the point where I would almost cum and then I would snap back to reality realizing where we were.
By the second time I had a near climax and reality check the black gentleman came over to our table and took the seat next to me. He stared straight into my eyes and with a naughty little smile on his face said hello. I said hi as he was sliding into his seat and almost simultaneously I felt his hand touching up high between my thighs. He looked right at Matt and said "I have been enjoying your little show", I started to close my legs but his hand swiftly slid further up my bare inner thigh until his finger joined Matt's in my warm wet pussy. The two of them masterfully fingered fucked my pussy and rubbed my swollen clit until I lost all control; I tried to muffle my moan as my climax erupted.
Once my legs stopped quivering Matt asked the stranger if he wished to take this back to our room and with a quick "yes" from the black gentleman the three of us headed for the elevator. It was not until we were on the elevator that we learned the name of our new friend, he introduced himself as Anthony as he stepped in front of me and slid his hands up under my blouse. Being braless Anthony was able to immediately begin massaging my breasts and gently pinch my nipples. Matt took over the back side and was up under my skirt with his fingers banging my thoroughly wet pussy from behind. I came again before we made it to our floor. It was good thing that no one interrupted us on the elevator for in my sexual frenzy I would have not been able to ask the guys to stop.
Once we made it to our room they begin tugging and pulling at the little clothing I had on until I found myself standing in the middle of two very horny guys wearing only my high heels. Anthony removed his pants and unveiled a very long and very dark semi erect cock. Matt motioned me to the floor and placed me on my knees in front of Anthony's massive hanging tool. Anthony took his cue and began feeding his dark hunk of flesh into my mouth. As I sucked on his cock it continued to swell and I soon had a hard time fitting it all in my mouth. Anthony continued to thrust his hardening shaft to the back of my throat and I placed my hands under his balls and gently massaged them as they swayed back and forth. His balls were enormous and I could tell by the weight and size of them that they were storing a huge amount of cum.
Matt knelt down behind me, grabbed a hold of my hips, slightly lifted my ass and inserted his cock into my pink wet pussy. In his excitement he began pounding me so hard he was shoving my mouth down deeper onto Anthony's cock, which now at full erection was nearly ten inches long. Deeper and deeper his cock penetrated my throat until I my gag reflex took over and Anthony had to pull out. While I was catching my breath Anthony dropped to the floor, lay on his back facing upward and then slid his head under me from the front. As I stared down at the massive erection lying across this stranger's flat hard abdomen I could feel his talented tongue joining Matt's cock in my pussy.
I tipped my head downward to look back between my legs and I could see Anthony's long tongue darting in and out of my pussy and licking the bottom side of Matt's cock as his stiff shaft drove in and out of me from behind. I was so turned on I bent forward and took Anthony's pulsing dark cock in my mouth again; his hips would thrust upwards as he once again tried to get the entire length of his erection in my mouth. It was so erotic being in the sixty nine positions and trading oral sex with this dark skinned stranger as Matt savagely fucked my pussy from behind. Not to mention the occasional glimpse I would get of the dark fleshy lips and pink tongue licking and sucking the hard white shaft of Matt's cock each time it would slide out of my dripping wet pussy. I guess this also excited Matt because soon after I finally swallowed all of Anthony's ten inch cock he let out a loud grunt and filled my swollen pussy full of cum.
When Matt's cock softened and fell out of my pussy he asked if he could see Anthony fuck me. I sat back up and Anthony climbed out from under us and began to move in behind me. I told them both that I would let Anthony fuck me but he had to use a condom. Anthony agreed, went over and pulled one from his pants. I watched him roll the condom first over the head and then down his long hard shaft that glistened with my saliva. He moved back behind me, knelt down, spread the cheeks of my ass and slipped his rubber clad cock into my cum filled pussy.
Matt knelt down beside us and pushed his flacid dick towards my face until I scooped it up with my mouth and began working on getting it hard again. Matt reached back behind me placed his hand over the back of my nice round ass and held me open for Anthony's penetration. Soon I could feel Matt's fingers at the entrance to my gushing wet pussy as he was holding my lips open while allowing Anthony's cock to slide between his fingers. I could hear and feel how wet is was back there from mine and Matt's orgasms and when I looked back over my shoulder I saw Matt stroking the condom off of Anthony's slippery rigid cock. Matt then grabbed a hold of Anthony's bare hard shaft with his hand and guided it back into my pussy. I started to protest until I noticed Matt's cock swelling in my mouth.
Now hard again Matt began fucking my mouth while his hand remained in play between my pussy and Anthony's cock that was thrusting in and out of me from behind. I felt Matt lean over my back for a closer look at the action and with that Anthony took charge. He pulled out of my pussy, slid his cock up through the crack of my ass and I saw him insert the head of his cock into Matt's mouth. Matt sucked on the tip of it for several seconds and then guided Anthony's dick to the opening of my ass. With the head of his cock slippery and wet from Matt's saliva and his shaft well lubed with mine and Matt's cum it was no surprise when Anthony pushed a little harder that his long dark cock slid right into my asshole. While Anthony pounded my ass, Matt with his new swollen erection moved up behind him, reached around and held the base of Anthony's cock as it repeatedly penetrated my squeaky clean little butthole. I then heard Anthony let out a moan and discovered that Matt had worked his cock between his dark firm cheeks and into Anthony's bottom. And with each thrust Matt made into Anthony's rear it would drive Anthony's long black cock deeper into my ass.
After several minutes of this taboo play I heard Matt orgasm in Anthony's butt and soon thereafter I came really hard when I felt Anthony shoot a massive load of his cum into my ass. As we all pulled apart I could see Anthony was still as hard as a rock and ready for more. I then asked if I could see Anthony return the favor to Matt who at first was reluctant but he quietly agreed. So I lay back on the floor positioned Matt on his hands and knees with his face between my legs. Matt slurped on my swollen wet pussy and licked up the cum that was oozing from my ass. Anthony made his way around the back side of my bent over husband, worked his dark slippery cock into Matt's virgin white ass.
Matt tried to remain focused on eating my pussy but I could see by the pleasured pain look on his face that Anthony's long dark shaft was sinking deeper into his ass. But the mental picture I hold that is most priceless was the contorted expression on Anthony's face when his whole body twitched as he emptied those huge balls of his deep into Matt's ass. Whether or not we do this again remains a mystery.


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by Clark Groome
As events surrounding the firing of Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette unfolded last week, there seemed to be an uncertainty about why this happened when it did and how the choice of long-term Flyer Craig "Chief" Berube would play out for a team that was clearly sleep-skating through the last eight periods of its first three games.
So far the decision, which was likely made for reasons having little to do with the outgoing head coach's abilities, hasn't generated the turnaround that Flyers' management hoped for. The players simply aren't playing the way their talent and history would indicate that they should.
Let's take a look at some of the possible reasons for that and for general manager Paul Holmgren's pulling the trigger on Laviolette.
Coming off a disappointing lockout-shortened season that left them out of the playoffs for only the second time in 18 years, it's likely that the players were simply trying too hard rather than just settling in and playing their natural game. Last season was diminished by a horrendous opening schedule, a number of injuries to key players and some sophomore slumps by players who had done well the year before.
In addition, the team doesn't really have the depth of leadership it had a couple of years ago. Losing future Hall of Famer Chris Pronger to a career-ending injury and Jaromir Jagr to awkwardly handled off-season activities left the team without two of its most respected leaders. That all happened before last season. This year they're also without Danny Briere, whose contract was bought out at the end of last season.
Jagr and Briere were major influences on the young players, both on and off the ice. Their absence, coupled with the hard-nosed Pronger's, is clearly a huge part of why the team is floundering. The only veteran leader left is Kimmo Timonen. That's one as opposed to four. It makes a difference and is one of the reasons the Flyers signed veteran center Vincent Lecavalier and veteran defenseman Mark Streit, both captains of their previous teams.
On the plus side we're beginning to hear now just how much more relaxed the team is with its two current netminders than it was last year when the underachieving – and spacey – Ilya Bryzgalov was in goal.
As this season began, the team was healthy. It had engaged some new leadership. The goalie situation looked to be in order. So when it got off to a terrible start, something had to be done.
It was the night after the Flyers lost their third straight game, on the plane back to Philadelphia from North Carolina, that Holmgren made the decision to fire Laviolette. Since coaches, especially in hockey, have expiration dates, many thought it was an inevitable move. You can't fire the players and a new voice is often helpful in getting a team on the right track. It worked when Laviolette replaced John Stevens mid-season and took them to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Flyers owner Ed Snider is best known for two things: his loyalty to those who work for him and his impatience when things don't go well. During the press conference announcing the coaching change, the 80-year-old Snider made it clear many times that he wasn't the general manager, that he left these decisions up to his GM. He also noted that he couldn't fire the coach but could fire the GM. Holmgren had to know the boss was unhappy.
In late summer the team hired former Flyer goalie and front office advisor Ron Hextall to be the assistant general manager and director of hockey operations. He came from the LA Kings and had been widely expected to be a GM in his own right sometime soon.
Could it be that Holmgren, looking at the boss and his assistant (who's widely thought to be his heir apparent), decided that what clearly was an almost inevitable decision should be made sooner rather than later? It's a possibility.
So Peter Laviolette is out and long-time Flyer Craig "Chief" Berube is in.
And so far, after Berube's first three games, the team hasn't been much more successful than it was under Laviolette.
It will take time for Berube's new style to take hold, to be sure. The fact that Lecavalier and Scott Hartnell are both out for significant periods (Lecavalier at least a week and Hartnell at least two to four weeks) with injuries suffered against Phoenix last Friday doesn't make it any easier.
Was this the right decision? Was Berube the right choice? Stay tuned.

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PLANO, Texas, March 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Lay's Kettle Cooked, one of the many brands from PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division, introduces a new chip style just in time for spring. Lay's Kettle Cooked Lattice Cut potato chips are now available nationwide in two flavors: Aged Cheddar and Black Pepper; and Roasted Garlic and Sea Salt.
New Lattice Cut Kettle Cooked potato chips start with a Lay's signature potato, sliced thick and cut into a unique open-cut lattice shape. They are then kettle cooked in small batches to provide a crispy texture to allow for maximum crunch and flavor.
- Lay's Kettle Cooked Lattice Cut Aged Cheddar and Black Pepper brilliantly pairs smooth aged cheddar cheese with a kick of black pepper.
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It's one of those stories where you want to hate the accused, but you're having a hard time summoning the appropriate anger. A 13-year-old girl has been arrested outside Atlanta, Georgia on felony murder charges. Cops say the teen mother buried her newborn baby in the woods behind her house.
There's no answer yet from medical examiners of how the baby died, but it's almost beside the point. A child is dead. And a slightly older child, but a child all the same, is behind bars ... after giving birth.
Perhaps seeing teenage mothers splashed across the covers of the tabloids has made society inured to the horror of mere children giving birth, but I can't get out of my mind the image of a 13-year-old girl, scared and confused, trying to figure out what is wrong with her body as a child grows inside of her. I flash too to the image of a 13-year-old girl giving birth.
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At 13, I wasn't even wearing a bra yet; at least not on days when I didn't have to change in front of my peers in gym class. I probably had a Barbie or two still lying around my bedroom. I know I still slept with my stuffed rabbit. Because I was still very much a child.
That is what 13 is. It's the very first of the teen years, a far cry from womanhood.
It's not an age when someone -- anyone -- should be pregnant, forget being an actual mother. At best, this child's child should have been whisked away into an immediate adoption, the new "mother" already in therapy to help her deal with the tragic circumstances of her life.
The fact that this 13-year-old girl somehow ended up with a dead baby -- remember, despite the murder charge, we do not know how this baby died -- shows an apparent failure of the adults in her life to protect her.
If this girl somehow caused her baby's death, she needs punishment, yes. But let's not forget that she is a victim too, a child victim.
What do you think should be done with this girl, this 13-year-old mother?
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Ben Nye Bella Luxury Powder - Banana
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INGREDIENTSTalc; Zinc Stearate; Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch; Zea Mays (Corn) Starch; Methylparaben; Propylparaben; Butylparaben; May Contain ( /-): CI NO. 77491; 77492; 77499; 73360 (Iron Oxides; Red 30 Lake); Parfum Free.
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Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
hate packaging messy so annoying to use color fits my skin but emphasis any dryness i have on corner areas and sets to any creases. I tend to have combination skin due to packaging and having to be careful where I apply it's a rather for me
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have been using the banana powder for a couple of years now as baking powder for my under eyes and it work great. I am a medium warm skin type I go between a NC 25-35 in MAC. I do not use the banana shade to bake the entire face, but I can use it as a light wash for the entire face only. I am interested enough to try a different shade to bake the face
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Great for oily skin. I use this all over as a finishing powder since I have strong yellow undertones in my skin and can pull it off. I've noticed that it keeps my skin matte all day.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I bought a sample size of this from an ebay seller and so far am liking it. It's a bit drying to use under my eyes but works great on the less dry areas- it's finely milled so the finish is very smooth, and the yellow color (not a problem w/ my skin tone) brightens. For high shine, it's decent. Lasts about as long as the Sonia Kushuk pressed powder but probably not as long as some specialty powders (i presume).
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have a typical Asian skin tone and I find this powder really suits me. The only problem I have with this product is the packaging. The powder itself is smooth and easy enough to apply with my fat brush.
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This looks and feels amazing on the skin. The shaker isn't the best but the product is great.
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This powder only gets one star because I purchased a too light foundation and the powder added enough shade to make it wearable every though the whole day everyone kept asking me if I was ill
I have heard such great things about this banana powder but all it did was dry my skin out and no matter how much hydrating spray I added to my skin during the day it just go dryer.
I couldn't wait to get home to wash my face and slather it in moisturiser.
Definitely a powder for our ladies out their with oiler skin. Certainly not for mature, dry, older skin like my own.
The other thing I didn't like is the bottle, I like to tap my brush into my finishing powder, this is like a talc powder application and there was yellow powder every where, no control of the amount you would like to apply to your face.
If you would like to try fantastic Banana Powder, you cannot go past Australis they make the best setting powder, which doesn't dry your skin out or settle in your pores.
Age: 30-35
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I am in the minority too i agree not so finely milled dries out my under eye when I used it to set my concealer luckily I got the smaller size,the one from this line that am loving is "cameo great for setting under eye area and does brightens.
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Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I have heard all the rave reviews about this powder. It was supposed to be THE POWDER (for medium to deep skin toned girls anyway) to bake with and the 3oz bottle seemed like a heck of a deal. So I ordered one and couldn't wait to try.
The first thing I noticed was that the powder wasn't as finely milled as most of the Youtubers were claiming to be. That's fine with my MAC Fix Plus I could fix the powdery situation easily. For reference I am yellow toned Nc30-35 so I was hoping to use this all over the face to color correct and brighten the face. It is indeed nice to bake underneath the eyes but for some reason using it all over the face did nothing for brightening at all. My NYX Banana Loose Powder was better it seems.
Also the packaging could be tricky for the 3 ounce bottle. I find the best way to use with you for a little bit in the palm of your hands in carefully read the product over a fat powder brush and then brush all over your face. Where is the products is to be expected but for the prizes bottle will last me ages so there's no complaint.
I think overall this is a decent product do you what I was hoping to in terms of color correcting? No. But I think that if you are one tell me a medium to deep skin girl of this powder would not disappoint you and I would probably again if I ever run out. I think overall this is a decent product do you what I was hoping to in terms of color correcting? No. But I think that if you are one tell me a medium to deep skin girl of this powder would not disappoint you and I would probably again if I ever run out.
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I was so excited when I bought this powder thinking this is it! Well, I tried liking it but for some reason it doesn't work on my skin. I baked it as what everyone's suggested but by mid day my face looks likes it's all dried out. It looks like the powder is not fine enough. I was so disappointed after a few times using it. Or maybe I was using it in a wrong way? I do still have a lot left and don't know what to do with it now. Such a waste!
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Although DC is several jet-fueled hours away from Uruguay, thanks to the culinary geniuses at Fast Gourmet, the word "Chivito" has become a part of our local lexicon.Although DC is several jet-fueled hours away from Uruguay, thanks to the culinary geniuses at Fast Gourmet, the word "Chivito" has become a part of our local lexicon. Lovers of sandwiches-too-big-for-a-one-person will know why this Uruguayan national dish made Washington City Paper's 2012 Best Of DC as soon as they see it. And as good as it looks, it tastes even better, packed to its soft-bread gills with beef tenderloin, mozzarella, Black Forest ham, bacon, green olives, an egg, a house-made escabeche, lettuce, tomato, onion and mayo. Phew, that's as jam-packed a sentence as it is a sandwich. While this sandwich is a must-try, as is the other signature here, the Cubano, which features an in-house slow-roasted pork butt that's marinated for 24 hours, my personal favorite is the tuna sandwich. Just like everything at this gourmet eatery, which just so happens to be housed in a gas station (don't worry, it's cool), everything is done the right way. "We use whole filets of tuna and not tuna from a can," said Lina Chovil, who owns Fast Gourmet with her husband. The rest of the ingredients are equally as fresh and everything is always made-to-order. Which is why if you order the beer-battered eggplant (another must-try item), be prepared to let them cool off a minute before digging in. Don't worry, though, if you're like me, you'll use that time to plan what you'll try upon your next visit. Perhaps the Pascualina spinach pie with red peppers or maybe the new fish tacos or churrasco sandwich? Or maybe I'll keep it simple and go with all of the above.
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Cubano, $8.50
Pascualina, $5
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SCARPA athlete Rob Pizem started his climbing career in Ohio before taking off to travel the globe, top-roping, free climbing, hiking, and more. Rob now resides in Colorado where he's developing new routes and bringing fellow climbers along for the ascent. Earlier this year, he attended and taught a clinic at the 10th Annual Red Rock Rendezvous.
The new year stormed in like an ice queen near my neck of the woods in Colorado. It was bitter cold and the outdoor rock climbing opportunities between January and April were few and far between, which is why I was so excited about this year's 10th Annual Red Rock Rendezvous. I had a chance to climb under the warm Nevada sun and teach some traditional climbing techniques to aspiring tradsters at the event.


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Jan Willem is a former school director who has discovered that one of his ex pupils is a performer on an adult site. So he contacts the owner to see if he himself could do a video session with the girl. To his surprise, that is no problem at all...
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Old farts luring teens into sex!
Horny old men on the hunt for some nasty teenage pussy!
Watch the full set!
Cute teen girls who're tricked into sex with horny old seniors!
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Buscot Park
Late 18th-century house, set in enchanting landscaped grounds
This property is administered on our behalf by Lord Faringdon.
You can find out more about the property on Lord Faringdon's website. All visitors, including members of the National Trust, must acquire a valid day ticket before entering the gardens and grounds.


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it-solutions needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 59 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
IT Solutions Pty Ltd
We are a small IT company that's been operating for 12 years and now it's time for a fresh new look.
We're not graphic artists, and our current logo keeps us going around in circles! (you can view on http://www.it-solutions.com.au)
WE DESPERATELY NEED YOUR CREATIVITY to design a new logo for us. (Businesscards /brochures to follow!)
Our clients consist of small businesses; home users; government agencies
We offer services, sales, repairs, upgrades and tech support.
IT Solutions Pty Ltd should be included in the logo, however 'pty ltd' can be in a very small font. We'd like our logo to appeal to a large range of customers.
We would like a simple clean logo, easily identifiable, professional and eye catching. Something that we can still be using in 5-10 years.
Best colours choice are Blues, Greens - but feel free to add other colors. No orange or red or pastels!
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- Ieshawn Johnson named Rookie of the Week -
Pitman, N.J. - The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 5 NJAC Outdoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week selections on Monday, April 16th.
Freshman Ieshawn Johnson (Queens, N.Y.) earns NJAC Men's Outdoor Rookie of the Week honors for the second consecutive week after traveling to Ewing to compete at TCNJ's New Jersey Invitational. He placed first in a field of 25 competitors in the discus with an ECAC qualifying throw of 52.14 meters. He also placed third in a field of 25 competitors in the hammer throw with a personal-best toss of 39.96 meters. The performance by Johnson in the discus currently ranks as the seventh best NCAA Division III mark in the event recorded during the 2012 season.
To view the full men's report, click HERE.
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Collaboration is Hot … A Report from Social Media Week
Along with my colleague Carlos Dominguez, I had the pleasure of co-keynoting the opening session this week at the Cisco-sponsored day of Social Media Week, a 21-city global forum that brings together company gurus of social media, and those who want to learn more about emerging trends in social and mobile media and share best practices.
It was fun to interact with participants – attending both in person and virtually. Many attendees are still struggling with how to convince their company executives, who continue to be skeptical about the benefits and are also fearful about issues like security, to adopt social media in the enterprise.
The way I see it, companies can either embrace or reject social media. A recent Cisco survey of Gen Y college grads shows that a more embracing philosophy is probably the better course – particularly because surveyed Gen Y'ers say they are more likely to work for a company that encourages social media. And, interestingly, they also say they're going to break policy if they work for a company that restricts it.
But in my opinion it is broader than "just Gen Y." The ability to leverage social media enables another modality within the enterprise. Today as consumers we text, chat, and use voice mail, email and extensive video. Why can't we do all of that at work? Well, when you take a holistic enterprise approach to social you can. And that is where the value lies.
I shared my six steps to prepare, adopt and drive social media and collaboration in the enterprise with the audience:
1- Culture – Recognize that adopting social media is a major cultural shift. We see it as a new source of productivity, one companies can either embrace or reject. We believe the enterprise has to embrace.
2- Corporate governance – Adopt a company-wide policy for secure, pervasive and lightly governed social media (reflected in our documented social media code of conduct). That is, protect the company, minimize risk, have the right security in place, monitor usage and shut down bad behavior. Allow access to various social media outlets like Twitter and have the right infrastructure to support Cisco blogs.
3- IT's role – We want to provide employees with a wide range of social media tools for team information sharing and collaboration in a secure enterprise. This involves taking a holistic enterprise approach. If you let each function or department determine the tool, you have enabled "stovepipes of collaboration." The value of social/collaboration is connecting – connecting departments, people and cross-functional teams. Connecting must have a holistic vision and technology to enable. Trust your employees to find the best ways to use them to make their jobs easier and better.
4- Executive engagement and grass roots – Learning new ways of working with new tools takes time and effort, and employees don't always have the time or inclination to try new things. We asked our executives to serve as role models and to showcase for all employees the "right" way to use social media. Companies must also simultaneously enable "grass roots." Both book ends must work together to get the full value.
5- Integration into work/life – Social is a catalyst for work-life integration. It enables the employees to stay connected while at the office, at the soccer field or at home. It makes the employees more productive and happier.
6- Measuring business value – We're starting to see and measure the benefits of social media tools in our enterprise – comparing the way we used to work with the way we work today, and measuring the difference.
I was pleased to see – via participants' Tweets – that these themes resonated, particularly the need to monitor and shut down bad behavior as well as the importance of showing business value. By showing that you can effectively "control" social media usage in the enterprise and demonstrating how it benefits your organization, you can more successfully speed adoption.
Happy Collaborating!
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Softball Shuts Out John Jay in Doubleheader Sweep
Game One
Farmingdale State - 8, John Jay - 0
Game Two
Farmingdale State - 9, John Jay - 0
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Farmingdale State swept visiting John Jay College (11-19) today with two shutout wins, 8-0 and 9-0, in non-conference softball action in Farmingdale, N.Y. The Rams improved to 27-9 with the victories, allowing just five hits from John Jay, while hitting 23 of their own in the two games. Freshman Heather Buckshaw (Oakdale, N.Y./Connetquot) pitched a two-hit shutout in game one, striking out six batters, before sophomore Lauren Poplawski (Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees) pitched a three-hit shutout in game two with three strikeouts.
Junior outfielder Kristina Cirillo (Brentwood, N.Y./Brentwood) led the Rams with five hits and four runs batted in for the day. Freshman catcher Arielle Morelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) went 4-for-5 today, with two triples, a double and three runs batted in. Freshman shortstop Alexis Pennella (College Point, N.Y./St. John's Prep) was 4-for-6 with four runs scored.
The Rams will travel to Troy, N.Y. on Friday afternoon for a Skyline Conference doubleheader at Russell Sage College at 4:00 p.m., before playing in their final regular season home game on Saturday, April 26th against Purchase at Noon. Saturday will be Senior Day for seniors Erin Dodge and Amanda Sperling.


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By Troy Venechanos
A few months ago, Andy Roddick hit what he called one of the best shots of his career. It was a diving save, one in which Roddick smacked a forehand down the line on match point to win a third set tie-breaker against up-and-comer Milos Raonic and capture the Memphis title. And while the web went abuzz with the video of the shot, many viewers weren't actually watching Roddick's shot. Instead, they were paying attention to a cap-less Andy, his hat having fallen off in his exertion of effort. And what was there to see? Not much, actually. An almost-bald Andy.Hair loss and tennis go hand and hand. Male pros often play into their mid or late 30s, meaning as they start to lose their hair, it's left for all the public to see. Andre Agassi freaked out about it so much that he donned a fake hairpiece that had the world fooled. Pete Sampras has been so nonchalant about his after-career hair thinning that he doesn't even seem to notice.
But we notice – we always notice. TSF has collected the hairdos (and don'ts) from around the tour in what we're calling "The All-England Club for Men's Hair Loss," where styles differ from member to member, but everyone has one thing in common: they're going – or already are – bald.
TSF GALLERY: The All-England Hair Club for Men
Troy Venechanos has conquered the worlds of junior varsity tennis, tennis internships and tennis photo-blogging. The New York native and TSF contributor hopes to next master "that cool way players can pick up tennis balls using the sides of their feet." He is a graduate of Northeastern University. TSF vault: Troy Venechanos
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Single copy sales invoicing
Single Copy Sales Invoicing-Billing
This is the procedure for creating invoices based on purchase orders or by customer request.
We only invoice U.S. orders and only if it is absolutely necessary.
We do not invoice international orders
Step 1: Set up a new batch in AR, it will be a 0.00 total batch.
- To set up a batch click AR/Cash upper tab
- Click Manage Batches
- Click New button in upper left hand corner
- Click Description and type in Single Copy Sales Billing
- Click Drop Down Arrow next to Cash Table and choose SUBCASH
- Click SAVE and View Batch
Step 2: Look up iMIS ID Number based on the organization name on the order.
- The orders may already have the ID number on them, if not, do all the lookups at once.
- If the bill to and ship to addresses are different, look up or set up an ID number for each one.
Step 3: Click Orders on upper row of tabs
- This will open the order entry page
Step 4: Click New in the upper left hand corner
- This should give you a blank screen to work with
Step 5: Enter customer information-fill in the blanks as follows:
- Order type=Change order type from INV to SS for Single issue Sale and tab
- Bill to ID number field=enter the bill to ID number. Most of the time the bill to and ship to numbers are the same. If not, be sure to use the bill to on this first window.
- Purchase Order=enter the p.o. number if available, if not type in phone order for phone orders written up in MACS or mail order/fax order for those that have come by mail or fax.
- Source Code=if there is one on the page enter it, if not type Other
Step 6: Enter itemized order information
- Click into Product Field and type in Product Code, you can either do a look up or refer to attached sheet of product codes. The product code will populate the description field with the title of the journal
- Tab and this will take you to the Quantity Field; enter the number of copies of the issue.
- Click shift and tab at the same time to go back to the Description Field
- You will be at the end of the description field, Click the HOME key to go to the beginning of the field and Type the Item number in front of the existing description.
- The item numbers for LTR consist of TS and the volume and issue number, for example TS4201=Volume 42 Issue number 1, or TS3905=Volume 39 Issue 5.
- For other titles the description is the volume and issue number i.e. V38/1 American Libraries.
Step 7 Click and complete Ship to information
- Complete all ship to information fields
Step 8
See example of completed order
Step 7: If the 'ship to' is different than the 'bill to', or you have a name or department the product should be sent to, CLICK the Ship to Info tab.
- If you have a different 'ship to' enter the iMIS ID number in the ID field on this window.
- If you have the name enter it in the name fields
- If you have a department, type it on the first address line, and the street address on the second address line.
- If you have a phone, fax or email address enter them on this page.
- Once this page is completed hit save/enter.
See example of ship to page below:
Enter all of the orders and invoice all of them at once.
Step 8: Invoice the orders
- Click Process Orders on the Orders Menu in the upper left hand corner of the screen.
- Another menu will open to the right>on this new menu CLICK Invoice Orders
- This will take you to the Invoice Orders screen>highlight all of the open SS invoices with your batch date and name.
- In the lower right hand corner of the screen click the Convert button
- This dialog box will open
Click Yes
- A date window will open, and it will be the date you are doing the entry. Change it to the batch date.
- Once date is correct, CLICK OK.
The completed orders will print as invoices.


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It's no easy task for many Americans to decide on their presidential candidate. All the information is out there but the truth is hard to find when it's mixed in with so many lies. No, there haven't been more lies during this campaign and it's hasn't been nastier than any other in our history. Political campaigns, especially at the national level, are always fraught with dirty dealings, misinformation, defamation and sordid tricks designed to confuse, and at the same time, woo the unsuspecting.
Campaign 2012 is no different. Yet as our country becomes more polarized on ideology, campaign managers are forced to focus their messaging toward independent and undecided voters. If polls are to be believed, we are becoming more evenly split on the great issues of the day. Can the federal government curb our out-of-control national debt with more spending programs and higher taxes, or, should spending and taxes be cut to unleash the power of the private sector? Should the country move toward progressive social indulgences of gay marriages, abortion, casual drug usage, or, continue to embrace conservative moral tenets? Will we continue to increase entitlement programs for medical, unemployment and retirement benefits, or, encourage individual choice and award for accomplishment? Do we drill and frack our way now to energy independence, or, bet billions of dollars on long-term alternative technologies? Should we continue to work closely with the United Nations and toward global consensus, or, will we assert our sovereignty and duty to protect our national interests?
If the above were the questions on the ballot, could independent and undecided voters figure out which candidate and party to endorse? If not, they should stay home on Nov. 6.
If you're not yet registered to vote, forget it. If you're one of those folks who plans on making up your mind in the voting booth, forget it. If you are going to vote for a candidate because that's who your parents like, forget it. If you're going to vote because of the color of the candidate's skin, forget it. If you think it's all BS and your vote doesn't really matter, fine - stay home.
On the other hand, if you are truly a concerned American and want your vote to count, yet for some reason are still on the edge, don't give up. The stakes make it worth your while to dig a little deeper. Everybody has their spin so check Fox against CNN, The New York Times against The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times against The Washington Post. Answer the big questions in your mind and forget the sideshows: Birth certificates and binders of women's resumes, "47 percent" and "You didn't build that," golf vacations versus off-shore accounts - they are all distractions.
Patriots do not consider voting to be a right or a privilege - they believe it is an obligation and a duty. The free republic that is America can only survive if enough patriots engage and make an informed choice, hiring the right people to represent the best interest of the country. Patriots know their self-interests take second place.
Time is running short for independents and undecideds - step up or step aside.
Columnist Michael Raymond can be reached at email@example.com.


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AT least 747 new cases of people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) have been diagnosed in Fiji since February last year. Jokapeci Tuberi, Regional Coordinator for HIV Stigma Index of the Fiji Network of People Living with HIV (FJN+1) says the number is expected to increase once the updated record is release from the Fiji Ministry of Health.
"With more aggressive public awareness and prevention campaigns, more people are coming out to have their status known to the public," Tuberi said. From the month of January to October 2016, Fiji has a total of 43 newly-diagnosed HIV positive cases.
That is an average of more than four cases per month. There was also an increase in the number of new HIV infections, particularly among those between the ages of 19 and 29.
An overview report of People Living with HIV Stigma Index Study in seven countries in the Pacific indicated that Kiribati has 28 cases of people living with HIV, Samoa has 11, Federated States of Micronesia 9, Marshall Islands 8, Vanuatu 6, Palau 5 and Tonga 2. Tuberi said HIV cases in Kiribati was high because of the number of foreign fishing vessels that call on the island.
The report also found that people living with HIV in the Pacific Islands are experiencing high levels of stigma and discrimination, resulting in social exclusion and hindering access to basic social services including health care.
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Non communicable diseases is prevalent in the Pacific that it has become a crisis- a matter which authorities need to address urgently. However talking about it to an audience doesn't necessarily make one 'all ears' about it. In fact, the Pacific tops the ten countries in the world for overweight and obesity.
Pacific Island Forum leaders acknowledge that 'NCDs already undermine social and economic development in the Pacific, and are financially unsustainable. NCDs impose increasingly large, yet often preventable financial costs on national budgets and the economy more broadly.
While "lifestyle choices" have often been regarded as the leading cause, Pacific Community Director General Colin Tukuitonga said calling them lifestyle diseases was wrong. He said it implied that people had a choice when, in fact, many Pacific people and especially children were "victims of their circumstances."
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ASENA Senimoli survived two death experiences- her heart beat stopped, she felt the pain, slowly slipped away and was ready to go. But God saved her life those two times for a higher purpose.
Three years later, breast cancer survivor Senimoli looks back on life's journey that has so far been truly interesting, blessed and fulfilling. In February 2009, Senimoli discovered a lump on her left breast. She showed no fear and visited a private consultant at Diyaz Health Centre for a check-up.
To her surprise, the doctor explained the lump was suspicious and probably cancerous. As a student of the Pacific Theological College pursuing a Bachelor Degree in Divinity, she did not want to be told she had cancer. But in 2010, her life changed when the doctors told her she only had five years to live. During that time, her hair was falling and her body hot. Senimoli needed was ice water to cool off. She was restless and the pain was overwhelming.
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THEFIJIANS could expect an upgrade to their medical health services, in light of the new private hospital partnership between the MIOT International arm, one of India's top hospitals and the BSP Life.
Under this new partnership, the Suva Private Hospital is now under a new management, with a new entity - Oceania Hospitals Proprietor Limited through MIOT (Madras Institute of Orthopedics and Traumatology) owning 30 per cent in the partnership, with BSP Life, who will continue to own 70 per cent.
The hype is generally around access to upgraded and specialised services and equipment, and specialised doctors in the medical field, that may have been lacking in Fiji. According to MIOT Pacific's new medical director, Dr Ganesh Prasad (originally from India), said cardiac and gastrointestinal could be the key focus areas.
A pilot study is being run in order to determine the sort of patients that get drained into the hospital, and what sort of services they are after. "The lackness of those areas we would really like to try to fill in," he said. "May be cardiac, may be gastrointestinal, may be lung related, intestine, kidney related – are some areas we'll probably be looking at – depending on what is lacking."
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OUR Pacific finds itself in an emergency and how we choose to deal with it right now will determine our future. Non-communicable diseases – primarily heart disease, cancers, chronic lung diseases and diabetes - are killing our people; more than any other cause or ailment. We have among the highest prevalence of NCDs and NCD risk factors in the world. In fact these diseases are responsible for six to eight of every 10 recorded deaths in the Pacific. We are also the epicenter of obesity.
Seven Pacific island nations rank among the top 10 globally. As a medical doctor it is heartbreaking to see our small island nations feature prominently on these global top ten lists. These largely preventable and manageable diseases are striking down our youth and our productive populations. As the Director-General of the Pacific Community (SPC), the region's principal scientific and technical organisation, I recognise that this is more than a health crisis.
We are facing a development crisis and while this emergency calls for quick and decisive action it cannot be left to our doctors and health officials alone to address. We affect our environment and our environment affects us. This is a sentiment we Pacific Islanders understand well as our history and culture are deeply entwined with the land we come from. In her opening speech at the inaugural Pacific NCD Summit in Tonga organised by the Government of Tonga and the Pacific Community (SPC) with support from key development partners, the United Nations Development Programme Administrator and former New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, articulated our region's predicament quite well by stating that NCDs and the socio-economic environment of a country are related.
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Know your basic rights
These rights are laid down in the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, approved over 60 years ago. The Declaration is worth reading. Being aware of human rights is the first step towards promoting and defending them.
The Universal Declaration has been accepted by almost all states and is the most translated document in the world, available in more than 380 languages and dialects.
Human Rights Day
The Universal Declaration was adopted on 10 December 1948, and since then Human Rights Day has been celebrated worldwide on that date. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights plays a major role in coordinating efforts for Human Rights Day.
Work for human rights
Amnesty International defends people whose human rights have been violated throughout the world. You can help by joining yourself; as a member, you will receive emails about human rights campaigns and opportunities to take action. You can also become a volunteer, and support local initiatives. Find out if there is an Amnesty International Office in your region.
If you are interested in a career in human rights, then Human Rights Watch offers internship opportunities (most of them unpaid) in many of the organisation's offices around the world. Just look for the position you find the most interesting and apply.
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Q. Why do I have to login/register now?
A. In order to generate an invoice/price quote we must have a valid customer's account to attach it to. Then, when the invoice is paid your software license(s) can be activated immediately.
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Thought of 'PR' for Paragon Reproductions, but can't think of any similar examples of a reproduction item of this nature on which the reproducer marks their logo in a prominent place.
That price is just crazy; seriously it is. My car has one; original (I think) it was on there when the car was bought when I was 18. It was all bent andneeded straightened. Never has it crossed my mind that someone would expect a price like that for one!Jim
Glad I don't need one on my Z. And $500.00 is the STARTING price.
I'm going to send Paragon a photo of the bracket I have and enquire if its their repro. Thanks for the info.


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City of Greenville, North Carolina
Source: Junius D. Grimes Papers (#571)
Staff Person: Lynette Lundin
Take a step back in time to 1914 Greenville, N. C., in this C. E. Weaver Series, "Illustrated Cities", by Central Publishing Co., Inc., in Richmond, Virginia. Greenville was growing and changing: The Center Brick Warehouse was selling Bright Leaf Tobacco (93,762 pounds avg. at $24.55 per hundred). The Flanagan Buggy Co. distributed products throughout Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. The Greenville Ice and Coal Co. was a necessity for this community. The R.L. Smith Stables sold and exchanged horses and mules. The East Carolina Teachers Training School is now called East Carolina University; the campus consisted of the Power House, Dining Hall, Infirmary, Dormitories and the Administration Building and the soon to be erected library, gymnasium and the President's Residence. These are just a few highlights from the pamphlet from the Junius D. Grimes Papers #571.


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Baseball Earns Win Over Alcorn; Classic Wednesday
Communications Sr. Associate
BATON ROUGE, La. - Sophomore right-hander Joe Broussard worked a career-best 6.1 innings Tuesday night and third-ranked LSU broke open a close game with four runs in its final two at-bats to defeat Alcorn State, 7-2, in Alex Box Stadium.
The Tigers improved to 26-7 and will face Southern Mississippi at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Zephyr Field in Metairie, La. Freshman right-hander Aaron Nola will start the game on the mound for LSU, though he will likely only pitch the first inning.
Alcorn State fell to 7-26 with Tuesday's loss.
Broussard (4-0) limited Alcorn State to two runs five hits in 6.1 innings with one walk and a career-high eight strikeouts. Four relievers - right-handers Kevin Berry, Nick Rumbelow and Joey Bourgeois, and left-hander Chris Cotton - combined to hold the Braves scoreless over the final 2.2 frames.
"I thought our pitching was excellent throughout the night, and we played great defense with an errorless game," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri, "however, we had very few quality at-bats and didn't really produce too much offensively. I guess the best thing you can say about this game is that it's over, and we were able to get a win."
The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning against Alcorn State starter Cedric Pomerlee when designated hitter Jordy Snikeris launched a solo homer, the first dinger of his LSU career.
The Braves tied the game in the third on an RBI single by leftfielder Joshua Powell.
LSU regained the lead with a pair of runs in the fifth as catcher Ty Ross delivered a bases-loaded sacrifice fly and first baseman Tyler Moore squeezed home a run from third with a sacrifice bunt.
Alcorn State narrowed the gap to 3-2 in the seventh on a solo blast by rightfielder Eduardo Gonzalez, his sixth homer of the season.
LSU, however, pulled away with two runs each in the seventh and eighth innings. Rightfielder Mason Katz unloaded his sixth homer of the season in the seventh to give the Tigers a 4-2 advantage, and LSU added a run in the frame on Moore's run-scoring single.
The Tigers plated two runs in the eighth on RBI singles by Ross and by third baseman Tyler Hanover.
Pomerlee (0-4) was charged with the loss as he allowed five runs (four earned) on six hits in seven innings with six walks and three strikeouts.
LSU 7, Alcorn State 2 (Apr 10, 2012 at Baton Rouge, La.)
Alcorn State........ 001 000 100 - 2 6 2 (7-26)
Pitchers: Alcorn State - POMERLEE,Cedric; FUENTES,Ryan(8) and LEBRON,Gabriel. LSU -
Joe Broussard; Kevin Berry(7); Nick Rumbelow(7); Chris Cotton(9); Joey Bourgeois(9) and Ty Ross.
Win-Joe Broussard(4-0) Loss-POMERLEE,Cedric(0-4) T-2:25 A-9880
HR ALCN - GONZALEZ,Eduardo (6).
HR LSU - Mason Katz (6); Jordy Snikeris (1).
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Dennis and Diane prenup wedding video, the first prenup wedding video at Mt. Apo.
The wedding was held last October 10, 2011 at the Eden Nature Park and Resort in Davao City.
Dennis and Diane prenup wedding video, the first prenup wedding video at Mt. Apo.
The wedding was held last October 10, 2011 at the Eden Nature Park and Resort in Davao City.
I've already done many love story wedding videos for couples with long distance relationships – so yes, many times I've seen long distance relationships work! Mitchel and Lux is the newest addition to the Reality Wedding Video couples with this full of hope love story.
Mitchel is based in Dubai, while Lux is based in New York, but it was my first time to hear a couple talking over the phone for 48 hours, literally – they eat together, sleep together, work together while talking and still on the phone. How much could their phone bills could have cost? But it's what eased the hardship they were going through, they didn't anymore care about the bills.
What I love about doing love story wedding videos is that you get to know your client better. Even better than the wedding coordinators and all other suppliers. One lesson any other couple should learn from a love story like Mitchel and Lux's is to hold on no matter what, believe in your love for each other.
We will show you the suspense and drama when it rained at San Diego Gardens in Intramuros, the wedding ceremony venue and how Mitchel managed. The wedding was held last May 22, 2011.
Again, I'm proud of Ryan and Sheila's wedding highlights video production. Another reality wedding video at its best! Real emotions, full of insights and learning from the groom and bride, and thier families.
We love this couple so much. Why? Ryan and Sheila are very true to themselves, no pretensions. What you see is what you get. They're very kind, good hearted. Actually, not only them but every member of thier families, too. Sheila's parents, despite having few words, have love overwhelmingly felt during the wedding. I admire Ryan's mom and her determination to succeed in giving her children a bright future. In the interview, she said – and I agree -seeing Ryan on his wedding day made her feel successful.
After the wedding reception in Lucena in Quezon – while the rest of my crew are packing-up the equipments – I had a long conversation with the newlywed. I tell you, this seldom happens. We casually discussed day-to-day life like close friends who haven't seen each other for the longest time. I value this so much. It's a bonus factor being a wedding videographer.
The wedding ceremony was held in Candelaria, Quezon last March 26, 2011.
Reality Wedding Video by Buddy Gancenia, a wedding video producer and videographer in the Philippines, is a wedding video much like a TV reality show.


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Chattanooga tabs Foster as next women's basketball coach
Chattanooga, TN – The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga announced on Thursday that the school has hired Jim Foster as the next women's basketball head coach.
Foster, a longtime women's college basketball coach and 2013 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, becomes just the fifth leader of the Lady Mocs in program history.
Foster has amassed a career record of 783-307, good for 11th in NCAA history.
The 64-year-old recently completed his 11th season at Ohio State, after the school fired him following an 18-13 campaign. He also has coaching experience at Vanderbilt (1991-2002) and St. Joseph's (Pa.) (1978-91) and joins Rutgers women's coach C. Vivian Stringer as the only men's or women's basketball colligate coaches to win at least 200 games at three different schools.


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XTCFitness needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 121 designs submitted by 21 freelance designers.
XTC Fitness
At XTC Fitness we are a specialty retail fitness store in Canada that sells new and used equipment. We also have an online presence and our goal is to be the number 1 nationally recognized online fitness store. As the president of the company my objective is to make fitness equipment affordable to everyone as I believe healthy active living is an essential part of life and should be accessible to all. XTC Fitness is a family operation with a dedication to providing the best possible services, a sale to us is more than just a monetary transaction; we value our customers and their needs. We are fun and exciting and offer an array of different quality brands. We also manufacturer our own brand of fitness equipment and would like to use our logo on our equipment.
The target market at XTC Fitness is men and women (60% female clients) between the ages of 25-55. Our market sees fitness and healthy living as a necessity to reach their own personal goals and would like to do so from the home. We also cater to providing quality fitness equipment to corporate gyms, specialty fitness facilities, and studios. We are a modern company.
Our intention is to have a sleek, elegant and modern logo that displays an elemant of motion and that will be recognized nationally as a source for quality fitness products.
LOGO required for: XTC Fitness
Our Slogan is: Exert, Train, Condition!
Colour preference is Red, Blue, Black, but we are open to other options.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Classic and comfortable villa with private pool in Javea, on the Costa Blanca, Spain for 8 persons. The villa is situated in a coastal, hilly, wooded and residential area. The villa has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The accommodation offers privacy, a wonderful lawned garden with gravel and a wonderful pool. Its comfort and the vicinity of the beach, places to shop, sports activities, places to go out, sights and culture make this an ideal villa to celebrate your holidays with family or friends.
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Please note that for this accommodation a security deposit of € 650,00 is required. For more information please see our Rental Conditions.
Official accommodation identification number: AT-437311-A
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As a rule, with the exception of the high season, you can arrive and depart on any day of the week. The check-in time is from 16.00 hrs and the check-out time is before 09.30 hrs in the morning. The facilities and equipment of the accommodations are for the maximum number of persons indicated. It is not allowed to occupy the accommodation with more than the maximum number of persons indicated.
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A guarantee deposit is required for renting an accommodation. The amount depends on the rented accommodation and is stated on the booking form. All payments on arrival at the check-in address can be made in cash or by credit card, cheques are not accepted.
Jávea is an authentic fishing town located at the Costa Blanca on the most easterly point of the Iberian peninsula of Spain. Centrally located 100 km from Valencia (due north) and 90 km from Alicante (due south), Jávea is an easy hours drive by car from these historical cities and their airports. The island of Ibiza is a ferry trip away from Denia, another unique coastal town only a short drive through the picturesque mountains. The mountains surrounding this area and the dramatic cliffs along the coastline provide stunning natural beauty, and an ideal place to live or spend the holiday with the variety of residential areas offering many luxury holiday homes, villas and apartments.
Apart from the unique location and her typically Spanish charm, Jávea is a village on the Costa Blanca that wants to stay a village thanks to the municipal policy. No high buildings, no mass tourism, but pure authenticity. In short, Jávea is the place where people live and spend their holidays, who like privacy but also the conviviality and wants to avoid the crowds.
The history of Jávea (Jávea in Castilian), or Xàbia (in Valencian), dates back many centuries.
The first evidence of human inhabitation of the area is 16,000 years old, found as wall paintings in the caves of the impressive mountain Montgó.
Jávea is divided into three different areas: the old town ( El Pueblo ), the port ( El Puerto ) and El Arenal, the area around the sandy beach of Jávea, where you can also find most of our holiday apartments. The old town hasn´t changed much over the last centuries and has retained some traditionally built houses, around the typical Spanish squares.
View of the almond trees on the mountain El Montgo
The pebble beach with picturesque promenade in the port of Jávea
The port was built in 1871 with the main trade being raisins. After this trade was no longer in demand, the once large harbour diminished to a small fishing harbour. Later on, thanks to the increasing tourism, the port expanded with a marina suitable for yachts and powerboats. The Arenal is the commercial and tourist part of Jávea. Here you can also find many restaurants, pleasant bars and a few discotheques which stay open till late.
The beautiful beaches along the 25 km coastline of Jávea are mainly gravel and rocky beaches. La Grava and Cala Blanca beaches are excellent for water sports such as jet skiing, windsurfing and canoeing. The small bays Portitxol and Tang with gravel beaches are perfect for diving or snorkeling.
The Arenal is the sandy beach of Jávea and as well as the bars and restaurants mentioned above, there are also other facilities like playgrounds for children, volleyball nets and also jet skis and boats for hire. Other beaches along the coastline of Jávea include: El Pope, Ambolo, La Granadella, Muntanyar and Cala la Sardina.
Jávea has many beautiful places with stunning views and interesting sights, some of these worth a visit include the two churches: Iglesia de San Bartoleme, built in the 12th century and an example of late gothic architecture. Santa Maria de Loreto was built in 1967 with a very unusual design. The ceiling of this church is shaped as a ships hull, and is dedicated to the patron saint of the fishermen of Jávea, The Holy Virgin of Loreto.
Soler Blasco, the archaeological museum in the old town of Jávea, offers a wealth of information about the areas and Iberian history.
There are several amusement parks not far from Jvea, like Terra Mitica , the first real theme park in the Costa Blanca Spain. This amusement park is divided into five areas, five lost civilisations of the Medieval en the main rides take you back to the myths and legends of these ancient cultures.
Aqualandia on the other hand is a huge water park where children of every age can have an incredible day in many swimming pools with springboards, rapids, waterfalls and slides. To visit beautiful exotic en marine animals and several shows and other attractions you can visit Safari Park Vergel or animal park Mundomar.
A sports enthusiast will not get bored in Jávea! You can play golf golf at Jávea Golf Club (9 holes) or at the golf course La Sella (18 holes), and surrounding Jávea on the Costa Blanca there are many more golf courses.
Or you can play tennis at one of the tennis courts in Jávea. For water sports enthusiasts there are many possibilities, with several places to hire a boat or go sailing to have the most of the Costa Blanca. Or you can dive or go snorkelling with one of the many diving clubs or schools in Jávea. El Arenal beach offers jet skis, water skis and boats for hire.
El Tosalet, Toscal en Cap Marti: Stylish built villa parks situated against the bushy slopes of Jávea.
Adsubia, la Finca and Cansalades: Situated in the hills between the sandy beach of El Arenal and the golf course.
Partida Mezquida: Spacious and calm residential area located between the old town and the port of Jávea.
Costa Nova, Marina and Ambolo: Traditional villa areas with lovely views across the Costa Blanca, the sea and the bay of Jávea, situated on the wooded plateau of Cabo la Nao.
Balcón al Mar: Spacious and popular villa park on the forested plateau of Cabo la Nao on the most eastern point of the Iberian peninsula. On a good day (which of course are most!) you can see Ibiza shimmering in the distance.
La Siesta: Quiet villa area situated on the wooded and popular plateau of Cabo la Nao.
Mar Azul and Portichol: These villas are situated in the idyllic bay of Portichol, at walking distance of the gravel beach.
Montgó and La Plana: Extensive residential areas sheltering against the south slope and on the plain part of the Montgó, Jáveas elephant mountain.
Lluca, El Rafalet y Tesoro Golf Park and Seniola: Villa parks on the forested hills amidst the orange groves of Jávea and close to the Mediterranean Sea.
In general all holiday homes have their own garden and private pool.


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Hockey fan sets up sting after getting scammed with fake tickets
Keith Juart met up with Taylor Williams in downtown Pittsburgh to buy four playoff tickets for the Penguins playoff game on May 1.
When PPG Paints Arena staff scanned the tickets, Juart and his friends were told the tickets were counterfeit and, "everybody's mood, everybody's heart just sank. We went to the window and the lady said yep, these are counterfeit, not the right event code."
Juart reported the purchase to Pittsburgh police and then decided to catch the guy who sold the fake tickets himself.
He went back to Craig's List, where he responded to an ad for the tickets and spotted the same ad, and connected with the seller, identified by police as 28-year old Taylor Williams, of Bronx, NY.
"Saw a post, exactly the same. It looked too similar. He was still using the same wording, I replied with an email so we set up another exchange," said Juart.
However, instead of going himself, he sent a friend to meet Williams at the corner of Fourth Ave and Stanwix Street in downtown Pittsburgh.
The friend took Williams' picture while selling to other hockey fans and then called police.
Williams was arrested and police say in a criminal complaint that 29 alleged counterfeit tickets were confiscated, along with more than $1,000 in cash.


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Nursing in a room full of people you knowJune 14, 2009
Welcome Carnival of Breastfeeding readers! This month we are writing about Nursing in Public. Please read more of the posts, found at the bottom of this post. More links will be added until Monday
When I decided to breastfeed, I didn't realize it would be so hard. I didn't realize it would hurt. I didn't realize that nursing my daughter in public would require an advanced degree in acrobatics to keep from showing a little skin. I didn't realize that our civilization is shall we say… less than civilized?
Long before Adam ever thought about groping Eve, breasts were created to pass sustenance on to our offspring, thereby keeping them alive and perpetuating our species.
With this in mind, I have been trying from the day of my daughter's birth to comfortably nurse her in public. To me, public means anywhere other than the privacy of my own home. And even that sanctuary is breeched at times by people I don't feel right nursing in front of.
I have progressed, admirably in my mind, but I still have a long way to go. I can nurse Penny in a purely public place (say that 3 times fast), where I know no one, and could care less what they think. Recently, I've been able to add nursing her without a cover. Any cover I do use is mostly to cover my bare tummy (or I wear my maternity pants with the armpit-high elastics to cover it). Some women stay home for fear of nursing in public. I don't give in to the justifiable fear but instead, I try to time it so that I feed her and then leave the house. But if I get stuck out, it's fine. I admit, I've sat on the back seat of the car to feed her, but to save my back and arms, it works in a pinch.
What is still a problem for me, and apparently my friends and family, is nursing Penny in front of them. Oddly enough, I feel completely comfortable with my in-laws. I'm also fine in front of the females in my family, and obviously with my very supportive husband. But the rest of the males? Ha! They are so unbelievably (ok, very believably) uncomfortable with me nursing Penny in front of them. The few times I've tried with men in the room, they quickly make excuses to be elsewhere as soon as it becomes evident that I am going to breastfeed. Or pointedly look anywhere that's not in my direction – including peripheral vision. I've even had them stand in another room and carry on a conversation with people in the same room as me. I hate having to leave the room to nurse Penny. I feel like we're being shut out and excluded from the festivities, just because my little girl has an empty belly. Thankfully, no one's even suggested bottle-feeding, but still…
The newest problem I am facing, and one that some of you pros can maybe help with, is an easily distractable baby. Penny has taken to feeding for 10 seconds or so, then looking around for 30 seconds. It has resulted in some nursing sessions being cut short because I don't particularly like flashing my nipple around that much. I know the first step is to feed her in a darkened area with no distractions. But when we're out in public, that's not an option. What do you suggest doing to help limit the wandering eyeball syndrome?
Other Carnival of Breastfeeding posts:
- Whozat: (Boobs) Out and Proud
- Annie @ PhD in Parenting:Would You, Could You Breastfeed in Public?
- Dirty Diaper Laundry: Breastfeeding in Public – Talents – I Haz It
- kim through the looking glass: Here? At the Restaurant?
- MumUnplugged: Aww, is he sleeping?
- Christina from Massachusetts Friends of Midwives: Nursing in Public: Chinatown, the Subway, the Vatican, and More
- Mother Mary's Soapbox: Breastfeeding Oriana
- Tiny Grass: Nursing in Public as an Immigrant – Interesting perspective on nursing in public
- Mommy News & Views Blog: Breastfeeding In Public
- Angela at Breastfeeding 1-2-3: To Cover or Not To Cover
- Stork Stories: Little Old Men… & Nursing in Public
- Fabnaima: Why Worry About NIP?
- Warm Hearts Happy Family: Breastfeeding and the summertime
- Blacktating: Thank You For Nursing in Public
- Musings on Mamahood: NIP, no tuck
- Motherwear Blog: Get kicked off a bus for nursing in public? Here's how to respond.
- Mama Knows Breast: Products that can Help You Breastfeed in Public
- babyREADY: A wee NIP in the park!
- Tales of life with a Girl on the Go: Planes, trains and automobiles – we've breastfed in them all
- Breastfeeding Moms Unite: Nursing in Public: A Fresh Perspective on Nurse-In's
- Never a Dull Moment: Breastfeeding Hats? YES! Nursing Covers? Uh… Not So Much
- Breastfeeding Mums: Nursing in Public – What's a Breastfeeding Mother to Do!!
- Hobo Mama: Easy, discreet way to breastfeed a toddler in public