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HINA Project
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Anonymous on August 29th, 2007
Chapter 6 of the Giri Giri sisters book.
Comments on HINA Project
axtronoid21 (Sun Jul 17, 2011, 8:15 am) +20 points
first ever h-manga i read in FAKKU
after that,
is history
after that,
is history
DocPropane (Sun Mar 25, 2012, 8:44 am) +6 points
Not the first I've ever read, but it is one of the first I remember reading, as well as one of the best...
It feels so odd, getting all nostalgic about pr0n...
It feels so odd, getting all nostalgic about pr0n...
digi0008 (Wed Mar 21, 2012, 2:04 pm) +2 points
same here , my first manga here
RiscHopper (Sun Jan 8, 2012, 6:39 am) +6 points
"Masturbatory"--I just learned a new word!
Kuroyuki222 (Tue May 13, 2014, 11:08 am) +1 points
they should tag this tsunder
Madrox (Mon Nov 4, 2013, 2:50 am) +1 points
this was my very first hentai doujinshi i ever saw, still a good fap, just as i remeber...
Balog121 (Sun Sep 22, 2013, 7:51 am) +1 points
Is this a re-write or the original?? The one I read before was still Brother-Dister but the story was MUCH different. He used to avoid her because his friends would nag him at school, steal her panties etc. etc. And he ended up getting her pregnant..
Idontevenremotely (Wed Jan 9, 2013, 12:47 pm) +6 points
Ahh yes, the infamous "My hips are moving on their own!!" trope. Though this does have basis in fact, however, as it is an instinct to thrust the hips during sex, for both males and females, so as to facilitate ejaculation into the deepest part of the vagina possible. This will allow the sperm an easier opportunity to fertilize an egg and procreate. The More You Know!
akerok (Wed Jan 2, 2013, 7:23 pm) +1 points
great work
FeARofLiFE (Mon Jul 9, 2012, 4:09 pm) +1 points
No comment it speaks 4 itself!
poiuytrewq232 (Mon Jun 25, 2012, 10:07 pm) +1 points
It's been so long since... never mind, I shall not speak of it.
Forkissme (Wed Jun 13, 2012, 9:01 pm) +1 points
DarkZidane92 (Thu May 24, 2012, 11:58 am) +1 points
Shoen Jump back in the day had this as a preview it was fapable I was in 6th grade and now Im graduated and this Kisaragi Gunma gots talent
nhoxalone_mt (Sun May 20, 2012, 10:45 am) +1 points
everybody can help me....i don't know how to download...can you help me please ?
bigboijg (Wed May 2, 2012, 3:31 am) -1 points
Um I can't download why not
Madrox (Wed Apr 25, 2012, 6:22 pm) +1 points
My very fist hentai and still awesome like i remeber. ;_;
kazuki07 (Mon Apr 23, 2012, 11:06 am) +1 points
love the artwork, and also the girl. damn
fakku.human (Sun Apr 22, 2012, 2:58 am) +1 points
Fakku is Just a MASTERPIECE!!!! hooooooo!!!!
WhitwWolven (Wed Mar 14, 2012, 6:15 am) +1 points
wish i had a sister like that,l i would so travel with her
coirevenge (Fri Dec 16, 2011, 10:18 am) +1 points
sh0gu1nga0n (Thu Sep 8, 2011, 4:56 pm) +2 points
Gunma. Wincest. Amaze.
Zaraki11 (Sat Jul 9, 2011, 3:51 am) +1 points
now that just topped my FAP Favorite!
Mr.TifaLockhart (Fri Jul 1, 2011, 6:07 am) +1 points
Excellent story excellent art. That a win win in my book.
uglypinkmoose (Wed Jan 12, 2011, 8:55 am) +1 points
totally love incest in manga.... in real life it's pretty sick though ;P
St.Oliver (Tue Jan 4, 2011, 10:56 am) +1 points
This was Awesome!
The_Broad_One (Mon Dec 6, 2010, 3:40 am) +1 points
I read this over 2 years ago, but didn't bother to remember the name. The site it was on was taken down, and I've been looking for it ever since. Imagine my surprise when I happened upon it here... I was all "OMFG, I FOUND IT!" Brother-Sister incest is win (wincest =D).
nastar (Tue Nov 2, 2010, 10:35 am) +1 points
lovely story and nice artwork!
ClownCrown20 (Sat Jul 24, 2010, 9:42 pm) +1 points
10/10 for awesome idol wincest
trainheartnet14 (Mon Jul 12, 2010, 4:22 pm) +1 points
lol nice. but for reality.. *bites own tongue*
mistertablet (Sun Jul 4, 2010, 9:55 pm) +1 points
Incest is good!
zerohonor (Sat Jul 3, 2010, 2:00 pm) +1 points
8fangdragon (Tue May 4, 2010, 8:03 pm) +1 points
yes i like the incest in all this is really good
but i would nvr do my sis no matter how hot she is
but i would nvr do my sis no matter how hot she is
InfamousCharacter (Sun Apr 25, 2010, 2:54 pm) +1 points
Nice, incest!
St2udent (Sat Apr 17, 2010, 7:48 am) +1 points
''but im happy youre using me as a mastrababtory aid'' WTF????? anywayz...LOVES INCEST!!!
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Two Words: Feet Boots!
September 24, 2010 / Posted by: Michael K
For those of you kinky bitches out there with sick foot fetishes who regularly have wet dreams about licking the hard boils between Mickey Rourke's rubbery toes, these pictures goes out to you!
Chris Evans is playing Captain America, and he put on a pair of Buffalo Bill-approved feet boots to shoot several action scenes in Manchester, England today. Now you know what Madge's podiatrist sees before he removes her skin to rotate the bones in her feet.
Here's more of Chris walking around in his creepy ass prosthetic boots. Just focus on his watermelon arms (which could beat Vinny's dick in a wrestling match) and everything will be okay.


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Well, I have been intentionally trying to devote more time to God's Word this year in 2011...not because I have to but truly because I want to. As I mentioned in this post, there just has been this unbelievable tug on my heart to seriously spend some time with the Lord! I love how He nudges me to be closer to Him!
Lately, though, I have slowly been convicted that, not only did the Lord want me to devote my attention to Him first and foremost, but He also wanted me to devote my time and attention to my husband. No matter how hard I try...or how hard I think I try, am I fulfilling my role as wife as I could or should be? Sometimes, I get so caught up in the easy things like making my husband's coffee in the morning and packing a lunch, sending him out the door to work with a kiss, having the house in order and supper ready upon his return....I check those off the list each day, and those are truly the easy things in my marriage....the expected. But what have I been doing above and beyond this call of homemaker in my role as wife? Have I been making my husband feel special? loved? cherished? appreciated? Have I been welcoming him home not only with a warm supper but also with a warm heart? Have I been creating an atmosphere that makes him look forward to walking through that door each night? Have I been making mountains out of mole hills about silly things or have I been willing to overlook simple faults or flaws that don't amount to much and instead look at my own? Have I been taking the time to marvel in my man as I used to? ......or....have I plain been wrapped up in my own to-do lists and lazy about this? How could I ever be lazy about loving this special man the Lord has so graciously selected for me to spend the rest of my life with? Well, I don't know, but I tell you I don't want to ever take him for granted!
I think it all hit me recently because he is leaving again in a couple of days. I pray for him and check off all the normal wife "to-do's"...but I found myself in a place of discontent in my heart with my own actions. The Lord was drawing me nearer to Him so He could teach me to be nearer to my husband. He called me closer in a few ways, but one way the Lord drew me was through the blogs of some cherished friends!! Over the past few weeks, especially, several of the blogs I read quite regularly posted something in some way having to do with marriage!! I even found myself "starring" some of them to refer to later as the message so profoundly spoke to my heart. And after not one, not two, not three, but several heartfelt posts on the subject that I encountered, I realized it was the Lord who was calling my own heart to His and to action for my husband's.
Just to share what I am speaking about in the Lord using others to draw me closer, I wanted to illustrate how so many of my blogging friends shared some great testimonies and stories about marriage. Thank you dear friends! All praise to Him! Ok, here are some links to a post or two from several dear friends that have so beautifully illustrated the importance of different facets of marriage and why it is so worth fighting for and building up. Now tell me this is all just a coincidence??
- This post and several in Tracey's series on a "Virtuous Woman" have been convicting and encouraging me right along. I also loved this reminder about being flexible and spontaneous!
- I have long been a subscriber and regular reader of Nancy Leigh DeMoss's "Revive Our Hearts" ministry...and wouldn't you know that just recently she has zoomed in on wives loving husbands?
- Melissa has been a special blessing this past year online and offline, and the Lord used her recent post to speak straight to my heart! I love her bold yet gentle way of speaking the truth in love.
- I've read Mrs. Julie Fink's blog for a few years now, and she is a powerful and dynamic writer on many subjects important to God's calling for women. Most recently, however, she wrote some posts here and here that I knew the Lord placed in front of my eyes for a reason!
- Carrie is a very special blogging friend, probably the blogging friend I've had the longest, and her posts are always such a blessing and challenge to me. I bookmarked this series of posts in my mind which the Lord brought to remembrance recently, and the creativity she has posted about both here and here in her relationship with her husband continues to inspire me!
- Heather is a sweetheart and fellow military wife and homeschooling mother and recently posted this just when I needed to hear it!
- Sharon is a dear blogging friend the Lord crossed my path with recently, and wouldn't you know she wrote a post that nudged me to talk with the Lord about what was on my heart?
- I was introduced to Sherry's wonderful blog this past year and we have a lot in common. Wouldn't you know that over the past month she wrote this and this which encouraged me so much?
- I just love Connie's blog. She always writes such challenging posts that leave so much to ponder and always cause me to evaluate my relationship with the Lord. Just this past week, she wrote this post that sent the message ringing loud and clear to my heart!
- Sweet Monica always speaks from her heart about topics that are so important in the home. Her latest series on "To See Like My Savior" has been hitting right to the core of me, but it was this post that pushed me to evaluate not only my role as mother but as wife and how much I was truly giving my family.
So after taking in all of those convicting posts one after another that were just placed in front of my eyes because I read them regularly, is there any question that I should be evaluating my role as wife? Wow! Titus 2:4 states "that they admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children." Thank you dear friends for doing just that! Is there any question why I am so fond of blogging?? :-)
The Lord is so good and so very creative!! I have truly had my eyes opened to His creativity this year...in using others to draw me closer...in orchestrating events to be a special blessing or a wake-up call...in just speaking to my heart like only the Creator of a creative universe could!
I wanted to share this so I could look back on this time when I felt like I was stagnating in my role as wife as a reminder to never let myself get there again and to remember how (and Who) got me out of it, and I also wanted to thank those friends whose words were used in speaking to my heart on this issue. That is just one thing I love about blogging. I have found a community of friends who love the Lord with all their hearts and share them often and frequently they encourage and convict me! The Lord knows I will be reading! :)
I also wanted to share this to encourage anyone out there that may find herself in such a position as I did. So if you are feeling that way, I urge you first and foremost to bring your burdens to the Lord. He is ready and willing and most likely calling you to listen! =) As you draw closer to the Lord, may He draw you closer to those around you! ♥
"But I trusted in thee, O LORD: I said, Thou art my God." ~Psalm 31:14


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Pneumococcus is a bacteria that can cause serious illness in children, including pneumonia, infection in the blood, and meningitis (infection in the tissues around the brain and spinal cord). In young children, pneumococcal infection often causes otitis media (middle ear infection), which can lead to more serious complications, although fairly rare such as meningitis.
Although pneumococcal vaccines have been used for older children and adults for many years, a new form of pneumococcal vaccine is now recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics for all children younger than age two. This vaccine is called pneumococcal conjugate vaccine or PCV13. PCV13 is the newest form of the vaccine--approved in 2010--and protects against more strains of pneumococcus. PPPSV23 is another type of pneumococcal vaccine that may be given to some children or adults depending on their age and health condition.
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Most #Dodgers declined to discuss Ryan Braun suspension. Not Skip Schumaker. Strong words from him.
Most #Dodgers declined to discuss Ryan Braun suspension. Not Skip Schumaker. Strong words from him.
"I can't stand it. It (PED use) needs to be eliminated from the game. I have an autographed Ryan Braun jersey hanging in my baseball room at home that I'll be taking down now because I don't want my son connecting this with what I had to do to get to to where I am and to have what I have." Braun's 65-game negotiated suspension is not enough for Schumaker. "In my opinion, it should be an automatic lifetime ban," he said. "One strike -- you're out. ... It's ridiculous. They're still doing it?" More: "He lied. He lied to a lot of people. I was actually convinced after that MVP year that he didn't do anything. I think he should give that MVP trophy to Matt Kemp (runner-up in 2011)." As for the rest of the names linked to the Biogenesis clinic in Florida: "Suspend them all. It needs to get out of baseball." A video of Braun came on the TVs in the locker room as Schumaker was talking. "Watching him talk now -- it makes me sick," Schumaker said.
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16 May 2012 10:08 AEST
From: New York, New York, U.S.A.
Fighting faith seems accurate :-)
I am not an atheist because I was SHOWN the fact- for MY own existence- that Almighty God is real and does exist, many years ago during childhood and beyond. Not Jesus Christ or any other singular character, like the focus of Christianity. Religion is a fabrication of mankind; that most people can follow without putting up any fight. It is like a mental "mold" that masses of people are forced into from birth. Since three years of age I have been fighting the staunched Catholic/Christian belief
16 Apr 2012 10:23 AEST
From: Sydney
08 Mar 2012 11:22 AEST
From: Perth
Atheism is a religion
Atheists believe there is no Deity. They do however evangelize and hold crusade meetings to bolster each other. It must hard to go against the fact that mankind has absolutely no idea how life began on the planet apart from the Genesis account. The Big Bang creation myth is debunked by observable science. Boyle's Law says stars cannot be self made. Galactic structure cannot be explained without invoking dark matter and dark energy, both of which have never been observed. Atheism requires Faith.
07 Mar 2012 10:21 AEST
From: Brisbane, Australia.
06 Mar 2012 23:46 AEST
From: Sydney
Dear Atheist
Christianity is not a religion, it is a relationship with God! It takes as much faith to believe the bible is true as to believe there is no God. Psalms 14:1a says "The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God." When will God open your eyes to His beautifully designed creation? Romans 1:20 says "For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:"
06 Mar 2012 10:00 AEST
From: melbourne
01 Mar 2012 16:51 AEST
From: Melbourne
Vale Hitch
Hitchens inspired me to confront the religious with the poisonous falsehood of their 'beliefs' and to arm others, especially children, with the knowledge that it is beneficial to ask questions and the understanding that their reason will serve them best.
08 Feb 2012 18:26 AEST
From: New York
Atheism is illogical
Well, the atheist never ceases to construct defenses against God. The fact that he feels he must remain on the defensive indicates that the atheists are still 'targeted' by God. Some God-intoxicated men are passionate believers and some are atheists. The fascinating defensiveness of some liberals in debate may come from an atheistic defensiveness at the essence of their being. I think, atheism is not logical. There is nothing logical about rejecting the possibility of the existence of God.
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by Alexis BennettThe American Quarter Horse Journal
Look N Hott and AQHA Professional Horseman Beth Case
This is the second world championship title that Look N Hott aka "JJ" has won under trainer and AQHA Professional Horseman Beth Case of Pilot Point, Texas.
In 2011 the team won the junior hunter under saddle, and they are back to claim the senior hunter under title at the 2013 AQHA world championship title on November 22.
The 2007 bay gelding owned by Laurel Champlin of Gardnerville, Nevada is by Hot N Blazing and out of Regal Marie by Regal Lark.
"He's pretty good," said trainer and exhibitor Beth. "He's a good horse."
Pretty good is a relative term.
He has won a world championship title in every trip that he has made to the Jim Norick for the AQHA world show.
"We've had him a couple years," Beth said. "Last year he won the amateur, the year before he won the junior. Last week he was the reserve world champion in the amateur."
He's also had success at Congress and the Arizona Sun Circuit.
Beth told the Journal that he will "just keep showing. He'll show as long as he feels like it."
His owner Laurel enjoys several other events outside of hunter under, so Beth says JJ will likely be taking that on next.
"He'll probably do the western riding, the equitation and the horsemanship. Laurel likes to do that. He's pretty good at all of it, really."
Beth had so many good things to say about the gelding, that one might wonder if JJ even has any quirks.
When pressed about it, Beth said that he didn't, "he's pretty much happy all the time."
But then she remembered the two new sheets she just purchased for the gelding.
"Oh, do you know what he does?" Beth said excitedly. "He destroys his blankets. When he gets bored, he'll just take his blanket and shred it."
She laughed.
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Two years ago, a scathing federal audit urged the Homestead Housing Authority to hire an outside company to manage its apartments for farm workers.
The federally funded authority complied, bringing in Cincinnati-based Nelson & Associates.
But on Thursday night, the authority's board voted 4-0 to dismiss the firm a year before its contract runs out.
"We are disappointed that you took this action. We wanted to complete this contract," said Ramona Nelson, founder and president of Nelson & Associates, told the board.
Some board members said that the homes the authority manages need more work, such as resurfacing, and the HHA wanted to use the money it pays Nelson & Associates to fix up these homes.
"There are a lot of things that we do need at the different camp sites. This will save us money to address the needs that are out there. We need the money," said board member Marta Torres.
As part of its 2011 report, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said the HHA should hire an outside organization to put the agency's business back in order. Nelson & Associates was selected from several companies that applied in early 2012.
"We didn't want to go into a management company, but we didn't have a choice," HHA Board Chairwoman Audelia Martinez said at the meeting. "We think Nelson & Associates have done a good job. … Now, it's time to hold Oscar (Hentschel) accountable. He has to do his job."
Hentschel is agency's executive director. He was hired in March 2011. The move to hire him was widely criticized because of his lack of experience and his close ties to some board members. But many of the mismanagement troubles mentioned in the USDA's report predate his tenure.
The board also approved a transition plan that details how the organization will move back to self-management with Hentschel as the executive director. The details of this plan were not immediately made available to the Miami Herald.
Nelson & Associates will continue to serve as HHA's property manager until May 1. Its contract was scheduled to end April 2015.
"We came in here under very trying times but we definitely turned it around," Nelson told the Miami Herald after the meeting. "There was much left to do."


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The College Football Hall of Fame is launching its legacy brick campaign, allowing fans of college football to own a piece of the new Hall in Atlanta. As part of this exclusive, limited-run opportunity, fans will be able to cement their legacy in the Hall of Fame with the purchase of a commemorative brick. The bricks will be on display at the building's exterior, as well as inside the Hall adjacent to the Playing Field. Fans will be able to engrave their name, as well as a special message, onto each brick, cementing their support for the Hall."The brick campaign is a way for football fans to literally be a part of - even in - the Hall of Fame" said John Stephenson, president and CEO of the College Football Hall of Fame. "It's our first chance to really engage everyone who is as excited as we are that the Hall will be here soon. We hope people will have some fun with it...maybe take the opportunity to honor their favorite school, player, coach, family or friends."There are multiple brick options available for purchase, with all the proceeds going to support the ongoing construction, programs and mission of the Hall. Supporters will be able to purchase exterior-facing bricks that front the walkway to the Hall or interior bricks that will line the replica football field. Prices for cementing a legacy begin at $100. For more information, please visit http://www.cfbhall.com/bricks or call 1-855-HOF-BRIX (463-2749). The College Football Hall of Fame is being relocated from South Bend, Ind., to downtown Atlanta on the site previously known as the Georgia World Congress Center "Green Lot(s)". The state-of-the-art facility, at 94,256 square feet, will feature historic and contemporary artifacts, interactive multimedia displays, children's activities, a theater featuring a 3D/4K film on the history and excitement of college football, meeting facilities, and private event spaces. The Hall is scheduled to open in the fall of 2014.
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November 27, 2012, 1:54 PM —
I had the good fortune this week of speaking with Rick Chapman. Our discussion centered around the use of SaaS within IT and its future effect on IT jobs. This is what he said . . .
Rick Chapman, the Founder of SaaS University, managing editor of Softletter and author of the just released book SaaS Entrepreneur: The Definitive Guide to Success in Your Cloud Application Business, and I spoke earlier this week. Our discussion centered around the use of SaaS within IT and its future effect on IT jobs.
Rick's belief is that the number of jobs within IT will decrease over the next ten to twenty years. This is the case because many of the systems previously developed and/or purchased and supported by IT staff members will eventually be replaced by SaaS (cloud) based applications which do not require internal IT staff. He went on to say that not all applications would be replaced, primarily only those applications which companies do not feel are truly key to their internal process or contain proprietary algorithms. For example, it's unlikely that a financial trading firm management firm will outsource the software used for stock analysis and trading or that a large retail company processing milions of transactions will outsource its credit card processing systems to a "cloud" outsource.
So what does this mean regarding IT related jobs inside and outside of IT? It means a number of things including the following:
• There will be the need for a higher percentage of Business Analysts in IT because user requirements must still be collected, cloud-based vendors must still be selected, and applications must still be integrated into business processes.
• There will be the need for a higher percentage of Project Managers within IT because more systems can be implemented with less internal IT resources.
• Data integration jobs will increase in demand because the use of multiple cloud-based vendors causes data silos that must be integrated into a cohesive data model.
• Technologists with a deep understanding and working knowledge of private and hybrid clouds will be in high demand as large companies try to implement cloud-based technologies inside their data centers.
• Infrastructure specialists will also be in high demand because of the increased need to move data into and out of the data center and the high availability and throughput that are required to reduce the latency inherent in cloud-based applications.
• There will also be a increased need for highly skilled security specialists because increased cloud vendors means more openings through company firewalls and potentially the need for manual procedures to manage user access to cloud-based applications.


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In this Jan. 23, 2012, file photo, filmmaker Spike Lee poses for a portrait during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.(AP Photo/Victoria Will, File)
SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — An elderly couple has reached a settlement with Spike Lee after the pair said they had to leave their Florida home after the director help spread a Twitter posting listing their address as that of the man who shot an unarmed teen.
The couple's attorney, Matt Morgan, announced the settlement Thursday. Morgan says Lee called them to apologize for retweeting their address. Specifics of the settlement weren't disclosed.
Elaine and David McClain are in their 70s and say they have a son named William George Zimmerman, who lived in their Sanford area home in the mid-1990s. They say he is no relation to 28-year-old George Zimmerman, who killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26.
The killing has touched off widespread protests around the country and expressions of outrage — including from Lee and other celebrities — because Zimmerman was not arrested. The neighborhood watch volunteer has said he acted in self-defense.
"At this point in time, we have come to an agreement with Spike Lee and his attorneys, and at this point, the matter is fully resolved," Morgan said. "Spike has agreed to compensate the McClains for their loss and for the disruption into their lives. He's taken full responsibility."
Lee tweeted late Wednesday: "I Deeply Apologize To The McClain Family For Retweeting Their Address. It Was A Mistake. Please Leave The McClain's In Peace."
Morgan added that Lee also called the McClains to apologize personally.
"He was really kind," Elaine McClain said. "And when he called us, you could just tell he really felt bad about it. And it was just a slip, and I just know that he really, really has been concerned."
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Our Celebrity Couple Predictions For 2013
2012 has been full of ups, downs, hookups, breakups and makeups.
We witnessed the secret wedding of Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, the dramatic cheating scandal of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart and the many many flings of 22-year-old Taylor Swift.
You've seen lists and lists of those!
So, what about next year? Well, in true YourTango style, we're here to which couples will be topping the lists in 2013. From "Most Likely To Get Pregnant," to "Most Likely To Adopt As A Single Mother," we've got everything you're wondering about for next year.
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The Cotton Board has started preliminary production on their 2014 Cotton Board Industry Calendar. This calendar is sent to every cotton producer who grew at least 100 bales of cotton in the previous crop year. To make the calendar valuable to producers, The Cotton Board includes the annual meeting dates of cotton industry organizations. If you would like The Cotton Board to list your meeting date in the 2014 calendar, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and include your organizations name, the meeting date, meeting venue and meeting location.


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A Spanish-inspired 1930's home, Sam Hughes Inn shares its name with the Historic District just east of the University of Arizona and is one mile from Medical & Urgent Care Centers. Its red tiled roof, original oak floors and Art Deco architectural details add to the incredible variety of early Tucson homes in this residential area. This lodging, often recommended by U of A departments, is a contributing historic property with giant shade trees, a huge walled courtyard area with a brick sunken fountain garden, mature foliage and many places to sit and relax on the large Ramada covered patio.
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Serena Survives Longest Match
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MADRID, Spain - She played - and lost - a nail-biter in her last match in Rome, but history didn't repeat itself in Madrid, as Serena Williams battled for nearly three and a half hours to beat Vera Dushevina in the first round of Mutua Madrileña Madrid Open, even saving match point en route to the win.
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Williams, ranked No.1 in the world for a 102nd career week this week and the Premier event's top seed, got past Dushevina, 67(2) 76(5) 76(5). She had three set points in the first set, both on the Russian's serve - one at 5-4, two at 6-5 - but didn't convert. And in the second set she saved a match point down 6-5.
In the third, Williams squandered a 5-2 lead and would eventually have to fight back from 0-4 in the tie-break to pull out the three-hour, 26-minute win. It was the longest match of her career. Highlights: S.Williams vs. Dushevina
"I think I played seven matches today," Williams said. "I definitely wasn't playing my best tennis, but after playing for that long, I didn't want to lose."
Williams fell to Jelena Jankovic in the semifinals of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, 46 63 76(5), despite holding match point at 5-4 in the deciding set.
"I felt bad about the last time when I had match point. I had to hang in there."
In the other two second round matches on Monday, No.15 seed Francesca Schiavone cruised past Sybille Bammer, 62 61, and later on, No.4 seed Venus Williams rallied from 2-4, 15-40 to beat Vera Zvonareva, 75 63. It was Williams' seventh straight win over the Russian, six of those straight sets.
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The first round also wrapped up, with No.2 seed Caroline Wozniacki, No.8 seed Samantha Stosur, No.13 seed Li Na, No.14 seed Flavia Pennetta and No.16 seed Nadia Petrova among those winning. No.10 seed Victoria Azarenka wasn't as fortunate, losing the first three games to Peng Shuai then retiring due to a right thigh strain. Highlights: Wozniacki vs. Kvitova
In the very last match of the day, No.3 seed and defending champion Dinara Safina lost to qualifier Klara Zakopalova, 76(1) 76(3), the Czech's second win in as many meetings. Safina never had set points but was up 4-1 in the first set and served for the second twice. Highlights: Zakopalova vs. Safina
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Many building service contractors (BSCs) and in-house facility services directors have traditionally viewed employee uniforms as a functional necessity — similar to any other tool needed to get a job done.
However, uniforms are now emerging as a true benefit for those directors seeking more affordable ways to attract, retain and motivate employees.
Evidence that directors of professional cleaning operations are turning to uniforms as a fringe benefit — or perhaps more accurately, a mutual benefit — has been revealed in industry studies that show more than 33 million employees wear uniforms on the job and that their ranks are growing by approximately 1.2 million people each year.
Generally speaking, uniforms make positive contributions to employee attitudes because of the team-like sense of belonging they create.
And, on a more practical level, a managed uniform program — which is typically rental in nature — means organizations give their employees a form of a "pay raise" because the employer assumes the financial responsibility for supplying and maintaining the freshly cleaned, image-enhancing clothing their employees wear to work each day.
A sense of self-worth
Employees save on upfront uniform investments, home laundering costs, and, of course, the ongoing need to purchase replacement clothing as work apparel becomes damaged or worn out.
Add in the fact that uniforms can enhance an employee's professional sense of self-worth, and you have a powerful combination of factors that can help improve morale.
BSCs and in-house facility services directors wear many supervisory hats: They act as consultants to building managers as to the best ways to entrap soil and water; they act as educators by keeping workers up-to-date about policies, procedures, cleaning equipment and chemicals; and they act as administrators by creating work schedules and documenting processes and procedures.
Those multiple responsibilities, however, can often be under-appreciated as a result of an unprofessional image.
It has often been said: "If you want to play the part, you have to dress the part."
In other words, if directors of professional cleaning operations and their employees want to be recognized as professionals, they should dress the part.
Improved security
Beyond creating a professional image and being an economical fringe benefit, employee uniforms can also play a central role with respect to a building's security.
A unified look for workers can help to ensure that only authorized personnel are entering and exiting specific work areas.
And, if customized to signify specific work responsibilities, whether by color or garment type, uniforms can make it much easier for BSCs or in-house facility service managers to identify employees who could be operating equipment or performing a task for which they have not been properly trained to do.
Programs for all budgets
Any company that is considering an employee uniform program can find a valuable resource by contacting a major uniform supplier that can offer professional guidance, as well as offer programs to fit a wide range of budgets based on rental, lease and purchase options.
No matter what uniform option is selected, those who adopt employee uniform programs inevitably reflect a winning attitude by creating a more satisfied workforce and taking greater control of their overall business image.
William Coe, a contributing member of the Society for Human Resource Management, develops and executes organizational strategies for UniFirst Corporation, a leading supplier of work clothing, uniforms and careerwear to businesses of all sizes and types. The company also provides facility services cleanliness products, such as restroom items and floor mats. For more information, contact UniFirst at (800) 225-3364 or www.unifirst.com.


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Valley Construction Company of Rock Island has been awarded the 2012 Safety Achievement Award by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Illinois, in recognition of 100,000 to 199,999 hours of outstanding safety performance.
Valley's Executive Vice President, Greg Hass, stressed the importance of safety as a core company value. "This honor is the result of the efforts our team makes every day to think about safety and to act safely. Safety is practiced from the top of the organization down and is not a part-time obligation at Valley Construction.Not only does our commitment to safety place an emphasis on people and mitigating the risk of injuries, it just makes good business sense. Fewer injuries mean less lost production, more time working, and it insures that everyone goes home at the end of the day."
AGC of Illinois is a statewide construction association headquartered in Springfield, IL, providing a full range of services designed to meet the needs of more than150 general contractors, their sub- contractors and suppliers. The AGC of IL has been and continues to be a great safety resource for Illinois businesses.
"We are very proud of the safety culture that has been built at Valley Construction," says Adam Hass. "It's fantastic to have a leading industry organization like AGC present Valley with their highest Safety Award for companies our size in the entire state of Illinois. More importantly, it's recognition of the hard work our full time safety team and all of our employees put in to help make us the best in all we do.Valley's commitment to safety goes beyond what is required by OSHA. Safety training, measurable safety goals and stringent monitoring are part of every Valley project."
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so another messaging app for the iOS? What would the stripped down version offer that the slew of app store messaging apps (or the native one) dont?
Apple just needs to come out with iMessenger... They have everything else. facetime.. mobile me.. Just create iMessenger and have it integrated into the normal messaging app.. Shuts the need for BBM down.
Game over.
They could also u the names that we used to setup gamecenter as the username (pin)..
Blackberry users should be shunned and outcast, not communicated with.
You could use "What's App Messenger" and it works between iPhone & Blackberry
P!NG chat is far better than bbm! And it's on all platforms now, iPhone, blackberry and android.
As an avid Blackberry user. This saddens me.
Who doesn't!!
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I don't know why they didn't do this a long time ago?!?!? So much money left on the table !!!
Maybe they will ditch BB OS and use Android?
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A year ago I would have loved this.
however, everyone now either has an iphone or a droid.
This is hilarious! BBM is the ONLY thing that BlackBerry owners have over iPhone owners. My friends with BB's all argue that they couldn't own an iPhone for lack of BBM - now they have literally no argument rofl. I hope this becomes a reality!
Don't get the need!! Specially if they opt to charge as most people already use a app that does this!! Think bb worried about losing customers! And yeh where is apples chat app?? Not like apple to let everyone else have all the fun lol
if all your friends with bb's change to iphone, then why will they BBM
extremely popular BB IM yeah right, I NEVER seen anybody using it....can you say Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Novell groupwise, Lync, but BB messenger I never ever seen anybody using it, maybe .01% of all IM users. Let's face it besides email BB does not have anything else worth using. Period.
WTF is a 'Blackberry', sounds to me like a small and insignificant fruit when compared to an 'Apple'.
BBM is a fantastic way of communicating. Infact I'd say it's better than all for it's timing and reliability. If this comes at no more than £1.19 I'll buy at launch. Any more then forget it!
My iPhone 4 will always remain a BBM free zone, WhatsApp meets all my requirements and more.
Sure there are 3rd party apps out there that replace it, but then everyone you know that has a BB will need to install it as well. Not very likely. Something on the iPhone that can work with BBM would be awesome.


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Free Taylor 2 Performances and Master Classes
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Sunday, November 17, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM (EST)
New York, NY
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Sunday, November 17th
The Paul Taylor Dance Company is pleased to welcome the NYC dance community and members of the public to a day of free master classes and performances by Taylor 2 at the Paul Taylor Studios on the Lower East Side.
Noon: Beginner level modern dance class taught by Raegan Wood, Taylor alumna and Director of The Taylor School. (This is for those with little or No dance experience)
1 pm: Taylor 2 performs Mr. Taylor's Arden Court.
2 pm: Intermediate/advanced modern dance class taught by Ruth Andrien, Taylor alumna and Taylor 2 Rehearsal Director. (You must have some dance experience)
3 pm: Taylor 2 performs Mr. Taylor's Arden Court.
Both master classes (45 minutes each) and performances will take place at the
Paul Taylor Dance Company Studios
551 Grand Street (at Jackson).
Space is limited.
When & Where
Paul Taylor Studios
551 Grand Street
New York,
Sunday, November 17, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM (EST)
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Paul Taylor helped establish modern dance as one of the foremost American art forms through his virtuosic and lyrical movement invention, his intuitive musicality, his portrayals of humanity and his early explorations of pedestrian movement. Under Mr. Taylor's leadership, the 16-member Paul Taylor Dance Company, celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, has performed in more than 540 cities in 67 countries. The Company holds its self-produced New York season at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. Mr. Taylor has choreographed 140 works to date. The six-member company, Taylor 2, was established to bring dance to venues with less production capability and to provide outreach and arts education activities across the world. The Paul Taylor Dance Foundation comprises both companies, The Taylor Archives, and The Taylor School.


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If you have tried the Tabata method you will know the importance of having a timer to ensure you are getting the intervals right. If you don't have one you are continually taking a peek at the clock, which detracts from the goal of working at full pace. I definitely need a Tabata clock, that's for sure. The first one I used was on a sports watch I used to have. The strap broke first and eventually the whole thing packed in and I need a replacement.
Gymboss Timer
I thought it would be easy to get one but it was not, I scratched around and stumbled across the Gymboss timer, which I bought and was very happy with. I've had two of these timers as I left one somewhere and had to re-order another. Both times I bought ifrom the main US website which sends it from somewhere in the UK, so you get it quickly.
I'm extremely happy with this interval timer and at $19.95 I'm not complaining. It's a extremely versatile and can handle Tabata method timing's and pretty much any other interval protocol you care to devise. You can set it to run for any two interval durations between 2 seconds and 99 minutes up to 99 times. So it covers all bases.
It's small and can be clipped onto your clothing or belt and has beep or vibration functions which can be set for 1,5 or 10 seconds for noisy environments! It also works as a stopwatch and you can run single intervals if you want. It's so compact that you can use it anywhere.
I highly recommend it but have been looking for FREE and paid alternatives to see if there are any improvements from when I first looked.
Alternative Tabata Clocks
There are recordings of the Tabata protocol available to download if you search for them. They are of course non-programmable so you have to stick to the 20:10 work:rest ratio, but of course they are free! Or you could download a Tabata mp3 from Amazon for $0.99 if you prefer to pay, which is so daft I haven't bothered with the link!
It's a little limited so I looked for free software that offered a bit more, below are three Tabata clocks I tried.Firstly, the beach fitness version, a pretty nice clock which allows you to alter the number of full Tabtata sets and the rests between each set. Or you can choose the Crossfit inspired Tabata This option that calls for five full Tabata sets one after the other! It also has options for sound and countdowns cues. Of course you will need a laptop to use this anywhere other than the room your computer is in, which is a drawback.
I then tried the Sperker Tabata clock, better than the beach fitness one this allows you to change the duration of the rest and work intervals and provides countdown, sound and visual cues. You can use this online or download it to your computer/laptop. Better still you can have this on your mobile phone, so long as it has 'j2me' (whatever that is) which alleviates the portability problem, although I didn't download the software to test it.
I do think the countdown would get irritating but that's not much to put up with seeing as it is free!
The final Tabata clock I tried looked promising, with options to alter the work, rest times and the number of intervals and tabata sets. In operation though the sounds and the voice were not synced properly and the whole thing was a bit of a mess, I can't recommend this. Nothing of interest here, move along…
To provide a comparison to the Gymboss Timer I had a look at the Seiko SE57, a professional stopwatch and interval timer, which allows you to do pretty much everything the Gymboss does and a fair bit more. You can measure and store up to 100 split/lap times for up to 100 hours. It's really pretty good but you have to pay for it, $89.95! I can't discuss delivery as I didn't buy it, but if you require a high quality stopwatch with interval timer, this will do the job, no question about that.
Favourite Tabata Clock is….
For me, I'd choose the Gymboss timer all day long, as the portability is fantastic and it does everything that I need and the vibrate option is a useful feature. Otherwise, I would download the Sperker timer to my phone and use that, the only drawback being that I would prefer not to take my mobile with me when training outside. Not a huge drawback and it is a workable FREE alternative to the Gymboss.
The whole point of a timer, though, is to remove the nuisance of watching the clock as you workout at full pelt so if your Tabata timing is a distraction then it is definitely time for a Tabata clock with the Gymboss timer being the best option, in my opinion. Failing that you should give the Sperker software a try.


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Book publisher launches new site so Apple iPhone users can browse books.
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Deep freeze expected to continue to the weekend on East CoastBy CLARKE CANFIELD
The Associated Press | January 23,2013PORTLAND, Maine — A teeth-chattering cold wave with sub-zero temperatures was expected to keep its icy grip on much of the eastern U.S. into the weekend before seasonable temperatures bring relief.
A polar air mass that's been blamed for multiple deaths in the Midwest moved into the Northeast on Wednesday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue wind chill warnings across upstate New York and northern New England.
In northern Maine, the temperature dipped to as low as 36 below zero Wednesday morning. The weather service was calling for a wind chills as low as minus-45.
Keith Pelletier, the owner of Dolly's Restaurant in Frenchville, said his customers were dressed in multiple layers of clothing and were keeping their cars running in the parking lot while eating lunch. It's so cold that even the snowmobilers are staying home, he said.
"You take the wind chill at 39 below and take a snowmobile going 50 mph, and you're about double that," he said. "That's pretty cold."
The Canadian air mass that brought arctic air is being blamed for several deaths across the Midwest. It also forced schools to close, caused delays of commuter trains and subways, and kept plumbers busy with frozen pipes.
In New York City, food vendor Bashir Babury contended with bone-numbing cold when he set up his cart selling coffee, bagels and pastries at 3 a.m. Wednesday. On the coldest of days, he wears layers of clothing and cranks up a small propane heater inside his cart.
"I put on two, three socks, I have good boots and two, three jackets," he said. "A hat, gloves, but when I'm working I can't wear gloves."
In Pottsville, Pa., letter carrier Cheryl Vandermeer was stoic as she walked her route Wednesday with temperatures in the teens and wind chill in the single digits. She was thankful she had a job that kept her moving, even if it was outside.
"I'm not just standing around," she said. "So for me it's cold, but it's not intolerable."
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