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The Grand Paradox The Messiness of Life, the Mystery of God and the Necessity of Faith
By Ken Wytsma
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On 5/2 Hanna Lei wrote: "I believe we are all closet doubters," Ken says. We don't always recognize it as such but doubt is our path to God. Here's what Ken says about doubt in his book: "Throughout Scripture, God never challenges whether doubt should exist. It is the one point of unity between us and God – the ... The Grand Paradox:
On 9/1 Donnie Haflich wrote: "Life is messy and God is mysterious." What a great way to start a brutally honest volume on what it means to live with faith in Christ. Not only is The Grand Paradox The Messiness Of Life, The Mystery Of God And The Necessity Of Faith a brutally honest volume on the christian life, it's a breath of ... The Grand Paradox
On 7/8 Jen wrote: I just finished reading Ken Wystma's book The Grand Paradox, The Messiness of Life, the Mystery of God and the Necessity of Faith. This book is about Faith and what that looks like in the messiness of life that we live in today. I believe, depending on where you are with your walk with Christ and whatever ... "The Grand Paradox" By Ken Wystma
On 5/10 William Sipling wrote: "The life of Christian faith is and always has been a beautifully awkward reality. Following Jesus is done—and can only be done— in the messiness of this world into which we were all born." Taking a page out of Tozer's classic The Pursuit of God, Ken Wytsma delights, explains, ... The Grand Paradox by Ken Wytsma Book Review
On 5/8 Ryan Scott wrote: Disclaimer: I was given a free copy of this book for the purpose of review. My integrity is not for sale. Those who know me well are aware I would relish the chance to give a bad review in exchange for a free book. If I've failed to do so, it has nothing to do with the source of the material and only ... The Grand Paradox by Ken Wytsma
On 5/2 AslansCompass wrote: The Grand Paradox attempts to walk with the reader through the uncertainties of the Christian life on a variety of topics, ranging from the church to personal doubt. I think I might like this book better after a reread or two. The author doesn't presume to have all the answers, but his thoughts jump ... The Grand Paradox
On 4/29 britkirk wrote: If we were made for relationship with God, why do we often feel lost and distant from Him? The life of Christian faith is and always has been a beautifully awkward reality. Following Jesus is done—can only be done—in the messiness of this world into which we were all born. Yet many Christians expect ... Book Review: The Grand Paradox
On 4/21 Zenichka wrote: For those who are earnestly seeking the answers (or, rather, guidance) this is a great book. I did not expect much from this book (there are many self-help Christian books that only tell what the reader wants to hear), but the Grand Paradox pleasantly surprised me. Ken Wytsma (I still have a hard time ... [BOOK REVIEW: The Grand Paradox by Ken Wytsma]
On 4/1 Melissa Smith wrote: Ken Wytsma's book The Grand Paradox covers thoughts and truths about God's personality---His fairness (which we don't always understand), and His great love for us. The paradox comes when His waiting and/or our impatience get in the way of seeing what He's attempting to bring forth. Like ... 'The Grand Paradox' by Ken Wytsma
On 3/31 Brandon Hadley wrote: Too often we receive warm and fuzzy messages from Christian teachers. When we encounter the reality of everyday life, these messages leave us wondering. Ken Wytsma has written the perfect book for those times. He is not going to sugar coat anything for easier consumption. Life is a terrible mess. ... Trusting God through the Mess


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IPC planners
This page describes how to run any of the planner configurations based on Fast Downward that participated in IPC 2011. Before reading this page, it is strongly recommended that you familiarize yourself with the information on ObtainingAndRunningFastDownward and PlannerUsage.
What is the relationship between "Fast Downward" and the IPC 2011 planners based on Fast Downward?
All the following planners from IPC 2011 (called "IPC configurations" in the following) used exactly the same code, a snapshot from the Fast Downward repository. They only differ in command-line options for the search component of the planner.
- satisficing track:
Fast Downward Autotune 1, satisficing version (seq-sat-fd-autotune-1)
Fast Downward Autotune 2, satisficing version (seq-sat-fd-autotune-2)
*Fast Downward Stone Soup 1, satisficing version (seq-sat-fdss-1)
*Fast Downward Stone Soup 2, satisficing version (seq-sat-fdss-2)
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BJOLP (seq-opt-bjolp)
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*Fast Downward Stone Soup 1, optimizing version (seq-opt-fdss-1)
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The planners marked with a star (*) are portfolio configurations, which are a bit special because they use hard-coded time limits. See below.
How do I run an IPC configuration?
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If you are interested in the actual parameter settings, look inside the src/driver/aliases.py module.
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The portfolio configurations are intimately tied to the competition time limit of 30 minutes. If you use a different time limit, you cannot use these planner configurations out of the box.
Please also note that all planner configurations have an internal time limit of 5 minutes for the invariant synthesis part of the translator. This is generous for all but very few planning tasks, but still it makes sense to adapt this value if you're running the overall planner with a different overall timeout from the usual 30 minutes, especially if it is a signficantly lower time limit.
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the most current version of the default branch of the repository
We usually recommend using the newest code from the repository since we tend to fix bugs every now and then (but of course, we also introduce new ones...). If you do a proper experiment and performance in some domain looks worse than what you'd expect from our papers or the IPC results, we're very happy to be notified since this may be an indication that we introduced a bug.
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RA: Sir, the most interesting, to me, part of your discussion is the fascination of 'hidden identities'. The threatened interior or the impossibility of there being an interior, a self. I just think Mad Men doesn't as well as some of the others. Even Dollhouse, which I enjoy, yet realize that it's half treacle.
| There are two dialogs here, one is about the show, one is about the critique. I love the show enough to not care what the critics say. I didn't even read the critique. Like I said, I like the show and no critic, with a name or without, c…an sway me. Furthermore, I didn't know I was pregnant, the first time, and I was skinny. Not unlike the (TV) fat Peggy. I think it is absolutely reasonable to believe she didn't know. I will admit, there are some nutty things in MM. Some may not be reasonable, but, how often is TV reasonable, really?
RA: Very unlike Peggy, Ms. Jo. It isn't the nuttiness, it's the fact that it ploddingly serves a plot point. It's Peyton Place without the hysteria. And we're supposed to take this seriously, as in fact the show takes itself very seriously. If you're going to use something like that, you have to embrace the foolishness of it, play with it. But we're just clubbed with self-importance. And that, yes, is a middlebrow hallmark. Give me high or give me low!
JM: From what I understand, Peyton Place was life-changing awesome. But, we wouldn't know that. LONG before our time.
P.S. Hysteria is overrated.
GM: The reason you find it impossible to believe that I was entertained is because you're looking for causality and, unable to find it for reasons that are just as arbitrary as the reasons anyone prefers one flavor of ice cream over another or …one color more than another, you necessarily make a move that's reductive, dismissive: "Well, I trust your judgment, so this must be about some emotional need that's being met." It's similar to the move Mendelsohn makes in his review, but it is *this* move, specifically, that is problematic for me. "Well, he likes vanilla, but I can't stand the blandness and ordinariness of vanilla, so clearly his preference for vanilla is due to his troubled childhood and the fact that any intense flavors associated with a creamy treat from his early life recalls the turmoil he suffered years ago." Good grief. This post could go on and on — the idea that content determines audience is very suspect to me, because all dramas are rehashes anyway; also, that you assert Mad Men's problem is that it takes itself too seriously seems amazing considering shows like "The Wire", "Battlestar", and "The Sopranos", that made self-seriousness their entire rhetorical mode, justification, and raison d'être. In fact, I don't even think we're really arguing yet, because we're not really talking about the same thing.
However, I'll close this with the assertion that the business of finding how or why an audience is attracted to something seems like specious doings to me and is nearly always speculative. Only THAT someone finds something interesting — or in the case of Mad Men, that a little cable show has attracted as much interest and commentary as it has — is what's most interesting. People I know and respect like "Jersey Shore", a show that I find incomprehensible. But that so many are interested in the show says something that's probably worth noticing. Anything else seems like "Blue is my favorite color!" "Really? Because my favorite color is orange! You must be in need of gentle comfort …"
RA: Well, at least we seem to clarified our argument to the extent of finding the specific issues that our disagreement hinges upon. The first major issue is of course, that I find 'Mad Men' not particularly well done, and you feel the opposite. Fair enough. But is it enough to simply leave it at that? Perhaps, if you believe that aesthetic disagreements are based on opinion, and that one opinion is just as valid as another. So if someone says 'Rent' is as great a dramatic work as 'King Lear', then well, the conversation ends there. Yet since I've spent much of my life trying to determine what makes certain works of art great, and others terrible, I would disagree with this perspective (or if I did agree, I might shoot myself in the temple). I was disappointed by 'Mad Men' when I saw it. I had trouble understanding why it was such a cultural phenom, but even more distressing was how wrapped up some of my quite intelligent friends were in it. Mendelsohn pointed to some of the shortcomings that I'd noticed in my viewing. Now, we can argue about his specific criticisms, and perhaps we should (since that gets to the important issue of 'close reading', the center, for me, of making useful aesthetic judgments). It's funny that you bring up Battlestar and The Sopranos since both of them collapsed under the weight of their conceits eventually – just not as quickly as Madmen.
You go on to criticize Mendelsohn for trying to provide psychological reasons for the show's popularity. But then you say that what makes a show like 'Jersey Shore' interesting is that it has 'attracted so much interest and commentary' even if you find it incomprehensible. But doesn't that lead you to want to provide reasons for why it has attracted so much interest and commentary? And couldn't those reasons include elements of the zeitgeist, psychology, etc?


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My kitchen has a garden window. I don't like it.
For the life of me I have not been able to decorate it well.
And like many garden windows it has a wire shelf which we sometimes put on, and sometimes take off. It's ugly but functional.
I've put plants in there – like you're supposed to. But it looked like I was living in a rainforest. And it got really dirty. Also, in case you weren't aware, spiders and other creepy-crawlies enjoy living in the rainforest. Strike one.
I tried putting pictures in my window but they didn't really look right. In fact, I thought they looked a little silly. Strike two.
For the last two years I have tried to grow basil in my window. Two words. Fruit flies. Strike three.
And so, the garden window has been the perpetual eyesore of my
kitchen house.
This is what happens when you give up.
A catch-all for clutter. Pens, pencils, mail, coupons, knick-knacks, dust, dirt, a couple of spiders…. My husband also kept his emergency weather radio and mini weather station on there. Which I find ironic, seeing as how you can just peer out the actual window to view the weather conditions.
This past weekend I resolved to tackle it once and for all. Because in case you haven't heard, our house is small. And a small house + clutter = a cramped house.
One problem: I was born without the home-decorating gene, which posed a bit of a problem.
So I channeled my inner Lacie, a friend of mine who is the absolute authority on all things beautiful. She has been gifted with great instincts and an eye for beauty, so I thought to myself "What would Lacie do with this mess?"
I was fairly sure she would envision something simple and uncluttered. I also thought she would veto the ugly wire shelf and instead find a way to use the vertical space without blocking too much sunlight.
After a couple of (uninspired) trips to the craft store and some frustrating brainstorming sessions with my husband ("Where will I put my weather station?" "Not in my window.") I settled on a design.
It started with repurposing a vase that was collecting dust in our closet. You know those vases that you get when your sweetie sends you flowers? The ones that usually end up in the box to Goodwill? Well,
I Rusty spray-painted one. [You should probably know that I don't often do my own craft projects. My husband is more of the get-er-done type. We make a good team.]
I also bought some letters at Michael's to spell out GRATEFUL because that's how I've been feeling lately. Some black spray paint gave them a really clean appearance. Again, a great paint job by Rusty.
We staggered the letters and filled the vase with fake flowers. Now, the fake flowers are definitely not Lacie, but since I didn't want the expense of filling the vase regularly, or the effort of cleaning up pollen and petals all the time, fake flowers won hands-down.
I'm pretty happy with the end result. I feel like my beautiful kitchen finally has a garden window it can be proud of!
[Quick vase-painting tutorial. Wash & dry vase. Spray paint inside vase. Paint will drip down the edges, gently rotate vase so inside is coated. Dry upside-down with mouth propped slightly so air can get in and excess paint can drip out. Repeat with as many coats as necessary to get your desired shade.]
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Laundry has been on this list practically every day!! Laundry is my nemesis! I don't mind throwing it in the washing machine or dryer but putting it away is a different story. Why? What's the problem?
Well in my case I have about three different sizes in my closet & drawers. I simply have run out of room. I have everything from a size 6 to my current size 10/12. A few months ago I got rid of a bunch of suits I wore in a previous work life. Why was I holding onto these things? Out the door they went.
It was harder to let go of was the cute skirt I wore on my honeymoon. It's a size 6 and my buttocks just does not fit in that skirt!
Simply seeing on the TDL everyday to put that load of laundry away has kept me accountable. I am honest about what gets checked off my TDL. Soon I will be making room in the drawers and in my closet.
Since I have put my exercise regime on my TDL I know I am going to get healthy and fit. Those size 10/12 clothes are not going to fit down the road. As these clothes no longer fit they will go straight into the giveaway box! No more holding on to them in case I gain a few pounds. Heading back to size 6!
To Do List:
- Purchase tickets for Mount Vernon Tour - C
- Work (as many hrs. as I can sneak in.) - 1.5 hrs.
- 15 min. paper declutter - C
- Put stuff for Thursday pickup - C
- ChaLEAN Extreme Burn Intervals & Ab Burner - C!!!
- (1) Load of laundry (washed, dried & put away.) - C
- 15 minutes on budget - C (figured out what we are spending on gasoline each mo. - $300! My husband is on the road in sales - he drives a ton!)
- What's for dinner? - C
- Refer to weekly calendar. AM/PM - C
- Put new apt. on the calendar - C
- Clear Command Central (desk) - C
- Make Friday TDL - C
- Any thank you notes to write? - C
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- After school activity - C (delegated to hubby!)


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In the summertime, property sales seem to heat up along with the weather. At HausFS we see an increase in condo unit sales this time of year.
If you are listing your unit for sale and expect that a mortgage will be required of the buyer, you should be aware of a few red flags that could prevent financing in your association:
For investor owners in certain buildings, buying up more than one unit could be a profitable option. But if a single owner owns more than 10% of the total number of units in the building, everyone else could face a problem if they wish to sell.
If your association has not approved an annual budget for the current year, lenders may reject a mortgage for your buyer. Your association should pass a budget every year.
Your annual budget should show a reserves contribution that is equal to or greater than 10% of the total budgeted income for the year. This is a specific criteria that lenders review for certain types of mortgages.
If your association is named as a plaintiff or defendant in a lawsuit and currently in litigation, owners may find it hard to sell. This is particularly true if the lawsuit is related to structural problems in the building (often inherited from a bad developer).
If more than 15% of the total units in your association are delinquent on assessments, this often must be resolved before a lender will green light a mortgage for a buyer.
Owners who are looking to sell should be aware of these potential pitfalls before they list a unit and enter into any purchase contract. Discovering problems after an offer has been accepted means wasted time and money for all everyone involved in the transaction.
Seeing unfamiliar residents in your small condo building? If you are a board member, you have a legal right to know who is occupying every unit.
Section 18(n) of the Illinois Condo Act requires an owner to deliver a copy of a lease to the association board not later than the date of occupancy or 10 days after the lease is signed, whichever occurs first.
Your association may have additional Rules & Regulations affecting rentals, but this requirement applies to every association. If there are units in your building that are not owner-occupied, the board can demand a copy of a lease in accordance with condo law and apply fines if the owner does not comply.
If your association is concerned about excessive rentals, you may want to consider an amendment to restrict leasing.
All Chicago area condominium properties will be re-assessed in 2018. Cook County properties are assessed every three (3) years. This year's tri-ennial assessment will determine 2018 taxes due in 2019.
Chicago homeowners can expect to pay more in real estate taxes in 2018 - $110 on average - than last year. This increase is a bit lower than 2017 taxes, which went up about 10% overall. For taxes payable in 2019, homeowners can expect further increases.
Cook County condo buildings can appeal an assessment increase as an association. This is generally more successful than appealing individually. See our preferred Vendor List for attorneys that handle Property Assessment Appeals.
Assessment for Jefferson Park Township (comprised of: Jefferson Park, North Park, Albany Park, Irving Park, Avondale, Hermosa, Belmont-Cragin, Montclare, Portage Park, as well as parts of Forest Glen, West Ridge, Lincoln Square, North Center, Logan Square, West Town, Humboldt Park, Austin, Dunning, the suburb of Norridge, the suburb of Harwood Heights, and Norwood Park) will be mailed out July 5th, with an appeal deadline of approximately August 3rd.
A complete list of scheduled assessment mailing dates and appeal deadlines can be found on the Cook County Assessor's website.
Pets are a major topic for many condominium communities. Some associations establish Rules & Regulations that restrict or prohibit certain pets, such as dogs, altogether. Pets may be considered family members by some condo owners, but there is no doubt that they can create a lot of conflict in condominium buildings.
Pets can cause damage to common elements if they get loose, are not properly supervised or if owners simply do not clean up after them. If there are multiple pet owners in your building it can be difficult to identify the culprits, especially in small buildings that do not have the property under video surveillance. While Rules & Regulations may exist that require pet owners to clean up after their pets or be subject to fines, it can be difficult to enforce those Rules when you can't determine who to fine.
A better option for small buildings is to charge a monthly or annual Pet Fee. Your building might implement Rules to limit the number of pets per unit, for example, and charge an annual $100/pet fee. These fees can then be used to offset the extra maintenance that may be required when pets are present


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Motorcycle Hotel Sonnenhof in Ischgl - Mathon
The Hotel's Chef, himself an enthusiastic biker, knows what two-wheeled travellers need. On request your "precious wheels" are stored safely in our garage, and a drying-room is available for wet clothing.
Extract from our tour programme (arranged individually):
5 TYROLESE and VORARLBERG PASSES
Pillersattel, Hahntennjoch, Hochtannberg, Faschinajoch, Arlbergpass
FOUR-COUNTRIES (A, I, CH ,FL) and 6 PASSES
Reschenpass, Stilfserjoch, Umbrailpass, Ofenpass, Fluelapass, Silvretta Hochalpenstraße
4 PASSES IN NORTH and SOUTH TYROL
Timmelsjoch, Jaufenpass, Brennerpass, Kühtai
In the "High-Bike Test Centre Paznaun" guests can take the most interesting models from BMW; Ducati, KTM and Triumph on all-day test rides right through the summer. The only cross-brand motorcycle testing centre in Europe and in the Alpine area is 'High-Bike Testcenter Paznaun', and every year from 1st June it has a wide range of brand-new motorbike models from the main brands on offer for all-day test rides.
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Name: Oriental Action 2
Country: United States
Language: English
Duration: 56 min
Year: 1988
Actress: Annette Haven,Kristara Barrington,Mai Lin,Linda Wong,Lee Caroll,Tanya Lawson,Dallas Miko
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Duration: 91 min
Country: United States
Language: English
Actress: Annette Haven,Bridgette Monet
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Name: Co-Ed Fever
Duration: 146 min
Director: Gary Graver
Year: 1980
Language: English
Country: United States
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Name: The Very Best Of Dorothy Lemay
Duration: 110 min
Language: English
Year: 1982
Actress: Annette Haven,Dorothy LeMay,Jesie St. James,Georgina Spelvin,Jane Lindsay,China Leigh,Marlene Munroe,Diana Holt,Lisa Sue Corey
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Name: Reflections
Country: United States
Language: English
Duration: 86 min
Director: Michael Zen
Year: 1977
Actress: Annette Haven,Linda Wong,Beverly Rogers,Sheba Silas,Sandy Pinney,Christine Carr,Diane Baxter
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Name: 8 to 4
Language: English
Country: United States
Year: 1981
Duration: 136 min
Director: Louis Lewis
Actress: Annette Haven,Lisa DeLeeuw,Aunt Peg,Veronica Hart,Loni Sanders,Tigr,Lee Caroll
Actors: Mike Horner,Paul Thomas,Hershel Savage,Jesse Adams,Scorpio,James Price,Jason DeWitt
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Name: Honky Tonk Angels
Director: Richard Mailer
Country: United States
Language: English
Duration: 77 min
Year: 1988
Actress: Annette Haven,Nina Hartley,Angel,Trinity Loren,Blondie Bee,Bionca,Sheena Horne,Renee Morgan,Tammy Hart
Actors: Tom Byron,Paul Thomas,Randy West,Billy Dee,Harry Reems,Francois,Tony Montana,Richard Pacheco
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Name: Oh, no Anette
Language: English
Duration: 89 min
Country: United States
Year: 1983
Director: Willem van Batenburg
Actress: Annette Haven,Tanya Taylor
Categories: Annette Haven sex, 1983, United States, English, Willem van Batenburg, Annette Haven, Tanya Taylor, Abel Caine
Actors: Abel CaineDOWNLOAD FILM
Name: Fantastic Orgy
Language: English
Country: United States
Director: Carlos Tobalina
Year: 1977
Duration: 72 min
Actors: John Holmes,Joey Silvera,Paul Thomas,Starbuck
Actress: Annette Haven,Mimi Morgan,Desiree West,Lesllie Bovee,Beverly Rogers,Sharon Thorpe,Sandy Pinney,Iris Medina
Categories: Classic black porn tube, Annette Haven, 1977, United States, English, Carlos Tobalina, Annette Haven, Mimi Morgan, Desiree West, Lesllie Bovee, Beverly Rogers, Sharon Thorpe, Sandy Pinney, Iris Medina, John Holmes, Joey Silvera, Paul Thomas, Starbuck, Black
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Name: Wicked Sensations
Language: English
Year: 1981
Director: Ron Chrones
Duration: 76 min
Country: United States
Actress: Annette Haven,Mai Lin,Holly McCall,Cris Cassidy,Suzanne French,Holly Page,Sonya Summers,Diana Holt,Keith Farrar
Categories: Retro asian porn, Annette Haven, 1981, United States, English, Ron Chrones, Annette Haven, Mai Lin, Holly McCall, Cris Cassidy, Suzanne French, Holly Page, Sonya Summers, Diana Holt, Keith Farrar, John Leslie, Paul Thomas, Michael Morrison, Tom Anderson, Rick Boutry, Asian
Actors: John Leslie,Paul Thomas,Michael Morrison,Tom Anderson,Rick Boutry
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Name: Blue Ribbon Blue
Country: United States
Language: English
Year: 1985
Duration: 146 min
Actors: Mike Horner,Jamie Gillis,Paul Thomas,Hershel Savage,Eric Edwards,Blair Harris,David Morris,Sean Sullivan,Jason DeWitt
Categories: Lee Caroll videos, 1985, United States, English, Annette Haven, Seka, Lisa DeLeeuw, Bridgette Monet, Sharon Mitchell, Aunt Peg, Veronica Hart, Loni Sanders, Serena, Abigail Clayton, Lesllie Bovee, Lee Caroll, Brooke West, Suzanne McBain, Tami Willis, Mike Horner, Jamie Gillis, Paul Thomas, Hershel Savage, Eric Edwards, Blair Harris, David Morris, Sean Sullivan, Jason DeWitt, Facial, Lesbian
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Brought together for the first time on video, here are the nastiest scenes featuring the unparalleled exotic talents of Seka, Lee Carol, Veronica Hart, Lisa De Leeuw and many more prominent ladies of the blue screen. This is one adult film that's packed with sizzling hardcore action from start to finish! Enjoy your pussy!DOWNLOAD FILM
Name: China Girl
Country: United States
Language: English
Director: Edwin Durrell
Year: 1974
Duration: 89 min
Actress: Annette Haven,Beverly Rogers,Sharon Thorpe,Pamela Yen,Susie Song Li,Summer Brown,Roahne Alexander,Janet Ross,Tammy Van Upp,Donna Chrisaphina
Categories: Retro porn asian, 1974, United States, English, Edwin Durrell, Annette Haven, Beverly Rogers, Sharon Thorpe, Pamela Yen, Susie Song Li, Summer Brown, Roahne Alexander, Janet Ross, Tammy Van Upp, Donna Chrisaphina, Mark Bolin, James Hong, Lou Ganapoler, Lee Williams, Tom Douglass, Bob Carr, Todd Jones, Tyler Baylis, Lesbian, Asian
Actors: Mark Bolin,James Hong,Lou Ganapoler,Lee Williams,Tom Douglass,Bob Carr,Todd Jones,Tyler Baylis
A sizzling 1975 romp starring the delicious Annette Haven as a sexy scientist who`s discovered a new formula that could help expand people`s memories. When a foreign government tries to steal the formula, Annette finds herself captured by enemy agents. Implementing their torturous techniques, they try to get Annette to reveal the formula to them, driving her mad with sheer pleasure instead of pain. Erotic espionage and a stellar cast add to this classic `70`s caper!DOWNLOAD FILM
Name: Center Spread Girls
Duration: 148 min
Director: Gary Graver
Language: English
Country: United States
Year: 1982
Categories: Annette Haven fuck, 1982, United States, English, Gary Graver, Annette Haven, Desiree Cousteau, Lisa DeLeeuw, Veronica Hart, Jesie St. James, Georgina Spelvin, Arcadia Lake, Tara Aire, Brooke West, Jacqueline Brooks, Lily Rodgers, Victoria Slick, Mike Horner, Paul Thomas, Eric Edwards, Robert Bolla, Jon Martin, Gary Graver, Michael Morrison, Frank Hollowell, Scorpio, J.L. Clark, Facial, Clip, Bald, Lesbian, Latin
Actress: Annette Haven,Desiree Cousteau,Lisa DeLeeuw,Veronica Hart,Jesie St. James,Georgina Spelvin,Arcadia Lake,Tara Aire,Brooke West,Jacqueline Brooks,Lily Rodgers,Victoria Slick
Actors: Mike Horner,Paul Thomas,Eric Edwards,Robert Bolla,Jon Martin,Gary Graver,Michael Morrison,Frank Hollowell,Scorpio,J.L. Clark
This low key charmer slipped through the cracks back when it was first released theatrically in 1982, not so hard to imagine considering the veritable embarrassment of riches at the adult aficionado's fingertips. I should know as I started going to adult cinemas in the Spring of that very same year, informing in at the tender age of 14 (trivia note : for a double bill consisting of Ron Sullivan's magnificent BUDDING OF BRIE and Wes Emerson's endearingly silly STARSHIP EROS), and it wasn't until quite a few years further down the line that I discovered CENTERSPREAD GIRLS on home video, VHS at the time. Yesterday, I revisited Belgium's last remaining "old school" porno palace, the Brussels ABC on the Boulevard Adolphe Max, still valiantly screening ever more deteriorating 35mm copies of classics and crap from the past (hey, just because it's old doesn't necessarily mean it's any good), and guess what was playing, sharing the bill with Bob Chinn's highly enjoyable TELEFANTASY, closing the circle as it were…The early '80s were good for the late Gary Graver a/k/a "Robert McCallum", teaming up with producer Harold Lime for a number of the most lavish movies the adult industry has ever spawned, along the lines of THE ECSTASY GIRLS and AMANDA BY NIGHT. Those flagship titles effectively eclipsed what were considered at the time to be lesser endeavors of their joint venture but upon which the passing of time and the recession that came with it have bestowed classic status anyway, such as COED FEVER, SOCIETY AFFAIRS and SUMMER CAMP GIRLS. Remarkably well-written by C.W. O'Hara, who penned several scripts for Graver including the massively underrated INDECENT EXPOSURE and SATISFACTIONS, the witty CENTERSPREAD GIRLS fits squarely into latter line-up, an utterly charming variation on the Us Vs. Them narrative structure that will occasionally pop up in porn by means of defense in the face of prosecution and public disdain.Editor of Panther skin magazine, Sue Forbes (legendary Georgina Spelvin) is deep in hot water as an organization of self-appointed moral guardians who have christened themselves Morality Over Madness (M.O.M. for short, brandishing the slogan : M.O.M. knows what's good for you !) have decided to set an example by closing her down for corruption of public decency. In a wish fulfillment departure from reality, most of Panther's past centerfolds have parlayed their au naturel photo shoots into lucrative professional careers and Sue calls on them for help in swaying the M.O.M. members' opinion. If you're snickering at that last bit, you have got the right idea. Rallying her sinful girls to battle is hot shot attorney Jane, played to perfection by the wonderful Veronica Hart, who will work her own brand of persuasion on long time smitten Judge Roy Hammer, brilliantly essayed by her best screen partner bar none Bob "Bolla" Kerman. If sensible argument doesn't do the trick, then blackmail serves as a perfectly acceptable alternative.Texas Governor Hamilton Osmond (a ripe Milton Ingley), first seen cooed and wooed by a proudly patriotic – she sports a pork pie hat and stars 'n' stripes leotards ! – Victoria Slick (a minor but busy starlet also in Gerard Damiano's NEVER SO DEEP and Sven Conrad's BODY MAGIC), falls prey to the conniving Carson girls, played by scrumptious Lily Rodgers a/k/a "Laura West" (unforgettable in INDECENT EXPOSURE) and Jacqueline Brooks, an obscure Suze Randall discovery whose only other note-worthy credit apart from a handful of shot on videos was for Paul G. Vatelli's minor AUNT PEG GOES Hollywood. Perversely, for such a superstar-laden vehicle, the latter wound up taking the video and subsequently DVD cover!Screen diva Beverly Martine (a delightfully hammy Annette Haven, perfectly cast) attempts to coax former blue movie stud Lyndon Loveless (Eric Edwards) out of retirement, only to discover that his change of camps was the result of physical failure. By the way, the clip he shows of himself with Arcadia Lake and Brooke West is from AMANDA BY NIGHT. Painter Vee (Lisa DeLeeuw, uncharacteristically subdued) has her work cut out with Southern Old Money Thurman Parrish (the incomparable John Alderman a/k/a "Frank Hollowell") but finds his lovelorn spouse Louella (radiant Jessie St. James) an altogether easier prey. The Sapphic free for all involving Lisa, Jessie and the often too casually dismissed Tara Aire (terrific in John Christopher's BABE) as tag-along photographer Anne provides the film's carnal highlight. Ditzy Desiree Cousteau, as close to Betty Boop as any live actress has ever come, proves pivotal as unlikely anchorwoman Ellie Parker literally charming the pants off pompous Reverend W.W. Williams, played to the hilt by Paul Thomas.Current porn critics always act surprised at how much like "real movies" the adult films of this period look and feel. Well, they were intended for showing at proper theaters and drew respectable audiences prior to the video boom which pretty much killed off that era stone cold dead, a rare fossil like the dearly decrepit ABC notwithstanding. Budgets were decent and the people in charge generally knew what they were doing. That's why the achievements of the '70s and early '80s are conveniently grouped and referred to as porn's "Golden Age". An experienced cinematographer with extensive mainstream credits to his name, Graver provided a bright and colorful look that beautifully befits his upbeat material. Also tangentially affiliated to the mainstream, as he scored the Tony Curtis vehicle BALBOA, composer "Ronnie Romanovitch" a/k/a Richard Hieronymus supplies the type of bouncy disco tracks people readily associate with Golden Age porn. Most of the acting is solid and the story, while predictable, proves satisfying with clever dialog. Having worked with Orson Welles, Graver manages to inform in another Shakespeare quote as Spelvin wonders how she will obtain her "pound of flesh". The sex appears a bit overwhelmed at first but still manages to rise to the occasion.DOWNLOAD FILM


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Sarah & Rob were very fortunate to have the last beautiful fall Wedding Day! The Ceremony was beautiful and officiated by a Judge from Jersey
who is also a family friend, making this day even more special. Plantscapping
as always, did a wonderful job on the Decor. Alicia and her team at The Country Club
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I have had this blog for years. But recently I've decided to try my hand at blogging! Why? Because I never shut up and I'm the person everyone turns to to find out about the newest trends. And I'm the one who will find them at a deal! Plus I'm the social media diva. I've ran so many different sites like Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr for others. May as well try my hand at it myself.
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06/22/2018 / By Janine Acero
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In the U.S., approximately five million women may be affected by PCOS, and 70 percent of these are undiagnosed. The U.S. spends an estimated $4 billion annually to identify and manage PCOS.
Women with PCOS have elevated insulin levels, which also increases production of androgens. PCOS may occur at any age among women in their childbearing years. Over 50 percent of women with PCOS develop pre-diabetes by age 40, while up to 80 percent are obese. In turn, obese PCOS patients are at a higher risk of developing sleep apnea, a serious condition wherein a person's breathing is interrupted repeatedly during sleep.
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Michael Powell: "Sports of the Times" Columnist
Michael Sorkin, Architect, Author
Michael Stoller, exec. director, Human Services Council
Michelle Anderson, Dean, CUNY Law School
Michelle Fine, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, CUNY Graduate Center
Michelle Fine: CUNY Graduate Center
Mika Dashman: Restorative Justice Initiative in NYC
Mohamad Bazzi
Monsignor John Powis
Mort Berkowitz, "Buttons & Events," on political campaign buttons
Mujahid Farid: Release Aging People in Prison (RAPP)
Muzzy Rosenblatt
Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center, NYU
Myrna Pérez, Deputy Director, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
Nan Aron, Alliance for Justice
Nan Aron, pres., Alliance for Justice
Nancy Azara - Sculptor, Author, Feminist Activist
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Naomi Chase: "The Journals of Empress Galla Placidia from Her Faithful Servant Lepida"
Naomi Feigelson Chase, poet and political activist
New York City Budget
New York Elects 2006, with William Weld, Republican gubernatorial candidate
New York State Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul
New York State Senator, Liz Krueger
Nicholas Bloom & Matthew Lasner: "Affordable Housing in NY"
Nicole Gordon, Campaign Finance Board
Nina Felshin, curator, Wesleyan Art Museum
Nina Morrison, staff attorney, the Innocence Project
Nisha Agarwal, Mayor's Office-Immigrant Affairs
Nora Ephron, playwright, "Imaginary Friends"
Norma Ramos, Exec. Dir., Coalition Against Trafficking of Women International
Norman Siegel
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Norman Siegel:Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Attorney
NY Politics: Mid-Year Review
NYC Public Advocate Letitia James
NYS Senator Eric Schneiderman
Patricia DeGennaro, Senior Fellow World Policy Institute
Paul Krugman, Op-Ed columnist, NY Times
Paul Moses "An Unlikely Union"
Pauline Toole: NYC Dept of Records and Information Services
Peg Breen: New York Landmarks Conservancy
Peg Breen: The New York Landmarks Conservancy
Peggy Kerry
Peggy Shepard: WE ACT for Environmental Justice
Pete Hamill, novelist and columnist
Peter C. Goldmark, Consultant & Journalist
Peter Edelman, author, "Searching for America's Heart: RFK and the Renewal of Hope"
Peter Yarrow: Honored Singer/Songwriter/Activist/Advocate
Presidential Campaign and Upcoming Election-2016
Prof. Heath Brown: John Jay College/CUNY Graduate Center
Rachel Natelson, Legal Director, SWAN (Service Women's Action Network)
Rae Ann Hoffman, Tina Hansen, Ann. T. Langford
Ramona Ripston, former Exec. Dir., ACLU/SC.
Randy Credico, William Kunstler Fund for Racial Justice
Raymond Kelly, NYC Police Commissioner
Reading Reform Foundation of NY
Regina Quattrochi, CEO, Bailey House
Remembering Bobby Kennedy: Steven Isenberg & Jerry Kretchmer
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, U.S. Congress, D-14th District
Reynold Levy
Richard Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commisssion of New York City
Richard Aurelio, Deputy Mayor in the John Lindsay administration
Richard Brodsky-Demos, NYU-Huffington Post, Albany Times Union
Richard D. Emery, litigator for civil rights and election law.
Richard Emery: Civilian Complaint Review Board
Richard Steier
Ricki Goldman, Professor of Educational Communication and Technology at New York University
Ricki Goldman, Professor of Educational Communication and Technology at NYU
Rita D. Jacobs, author, The Way In: Journal Writing for Self Discovery Kit
Rita Satz - Poet, "There You Are"
Ritchie Torres: New York City Council Member - District 15
Robert "Buzz" Paaswell, University Transportation Research Center, CCNY, on the MTA's financial crisis
Robert G. Kaiser: Washington Post Managing Editor (Ret.)
Robert Gangi, executive director, Correctional Association of New York
Robert Gangi, Senior Policy Advocate, Urban Justice Center
Robert Gangi: Police Reform Organizing Group-PROP
Robert Jay Lifton, (Pt. 1 of 2)
Robert Jay Lifton, (Pt. 2 of 2)
Robert Master, Legislative and Political Director, CWA District 1
Robert Polner, editor of "America's Mayor: the Hidden History of Rudy Giuliani's New York"
Robert Shrum & Ed Rollins: Decision 2012, Part 1
Robert Shrum, Democratic consultant
Robert Shrum, political strategist
Roberta Brandes Gratz, author, The Living City: Thinking Small in a Big Way
Robin Morgan, author, "Fighting Words: A Tookit for Combating the Religious Right"
Rochelle Slovin, founding director, American Museum of the Moving Image
Ronnie Eldridge Interviews Judith Clark at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility
Ronnie Lowenstein, Director of Independent Budget Office
Ronnie Lowenstein: Independent Budget Office
Rosanne Haggerty: Community Solutions
Roscoe C. Brown Jr.
Rural Development Leadership Network
Ruth Messinger, pres., American Jewish World Service
Ruth Sidel
Sal Albanese, fmr. NY City Council member, Obama delegate to Democratic Convention
Sally MacNichol
Sally MacNichol & Quentin Walcott - CONNECT
Sam Roberts-"A History of New York in 101 Objects"
Sam Roberts, NY Times
Sam Roberts, The New York Times
Sam Roberts, The New York Times & NY1
Samar Khurshid, City Government Reporter — Gotham Gazette
Sara Bennett, attorney
Sara Bennett, Photographer & Karen Ely, Former Inmate
Sara Bennett: "Life After Life in Prison: A Photo Essay"
Sara Haile-Mariam, Students for Obama
Sara Horowitz, Exec. Director, Freelancers Union
Sara Porath, CUNY TV producer and breast cancer survivor; Willhelmina Grant, artist and breast cancer survivor
Sarah Bartlett, director of the Urban Reporting Program, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
Sarah Bartlett: Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
Sarah Kovner, "Political Fund Raising
Scott Stringer: New York City Comptroller
Sean Basinski, dir., Street Vendor Project at the Urban Justice Center, plus Cheikh Fall, street vendor
Sen. Bill Perkins, New York State Senator (D-NY)
Seth Pinsky, Economic Development Corporation
Seymour Lachman, Author: "Mr. New York"
Seymour P. Lachman, "Failed State: Dysfunction and Corruption in an American Statehouse"
Shari Moidel, federal immigration attorney
Shari Silberstein: Equal Justice USA
Sharon Content: Children of Promise
Sheila Rule-Think Outside the Cell
Sheryl McCarthy, columnist, Newsday
Shirley Sherrod, Milly Trevio-Sauceda, Rural Development Leadership Network
Simon Heller, fmr. Legal Director, Alliance for Justice
Sister Camille D'Arienzo
Soffiyah Elijah-Correctional Assoc.
Sonia Ossorio, National Organization for Women-NYC
Speaker Christine C. Quinn, New York City Council
Sterling Lord, legendary literary Agent, author, "Lord of Publishing."
Steve Banks, Legal Aid Society
Steven Zeidman, CUNY School of Law/Criminal Defense Clinic
Suki Ports on "Women and AIDS"
Susan Herman, author, "Parallel Justice for Victims of Crime."
Susan Jacobs, Executive Director & President, Center for Family Representation
Susan Lerner, Executive Director, Common Cause
Susan Xenarios, Exec. Dir., Crime Victims Treatment Center at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center
Suzanne Braun Levine
Suzanne Braun Levine, Mary Thom, editors, Bella Abzug: How One Tough Broad from the Bronx...
Tanya Melich, "The Republican War Against Women"
Tanya Melich, author, "The Republican War Against Women: An Insider's Report from Behind the Lines"
Tanya Melich, political consultant and president, Political Issues Management
Teacher Education
Terrie Williams, Terrie Williams Agency
Thanu Yakupitiyage: New York Immigration Coalition
The "Imagine New York" project
The Bottomless Closet: Kendall Farrell, exec. dir.; Tami Peter, board member; Deloris Nobles, client
The Disappearing Middle Class, (Pt. 2 of 2)
The Disappearing Middle Class, (Pt.1 of 2)
The New American Academy
The Self-Sufficiency Standard for New York City
Thomas Kamber-OATS - Senior Planet
Tom Allon, City And State
Tom Allon, pres./CEO, Manhattan Media
Tom Allon: CEO, City & State
Tom Kelly, author
Tom Mellins and Sarah Henry, Museum of the City of New York, on the Museum's exhibition on the Spanish Civil War
Tom Robbins, Reporter for the Village Voice
Tom Robbins: Investigative Reporter, CUNY Journalism School
Tony Kushner, playwright
Tony Perlstein: The Center for Popular Democracy
Tracey Denton, Democracy for America, NY Group Leader
Urban Justice Center
Vic Bach & Thomas Waters - Community Service Society
Victor Calise: Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities
Victoria Bassetti, author, "Electoral Dysfunction: A Survival Manual for American Voters."
Vincent Montalbano
Vincent Montalbano
Vincent Montalbano - the Modern Political World, Part 1
Vincent Montalbano - the Modern Political World, Part 2
Vincent Montalbano, lobbyist
Vincent Montalbano, lobbyist
Vincent Montalbano, Montalbano Associates, Inc.
Vincent Montalbano, Montalbano Initiatives
Vincent Montalbano, Montalbano Initiatives, Pt. 1 of 2
Vincent Montalbano, Montalbano Initiatives, Pt. 2 of 2
Vincent Montalbano, political consultant and columnist for Staten Island Advance
Vincent Montalbano: Labor Union & Political Activist
Vincent Montalbano: Montalbano Initiatives
Wayne Barrett
Wayne Barrett, (Pt. 1 of 2)
Wayne Barrett, (Pt. 2 of 2)
Wendy Hilliard: Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation
William C. Moyers and Judith Davidson Moyers
William Gorta, New York Post
William vanden Heuvel
Women in the Arts Foundation
Women in the Theater
Women Say No To War campaign
Women, Girls, Ladies: A Fresh Intergenerational Conversation
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